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WEBBG Mp3 Grateful Dead - Complete Live Rarities Collection (2013)
Grateful Dead - Complete Live Rarities Collection (2013)
Genre: Blues, Country, Rock, Mp3
Grateful Dead - Complete Live Rarities Collection (2013) .zip
Artist: Grateful Dead
Title: Complete Live Rarities Collection
Label: Grateful Dead/Rhino
Genre: Blues, Folk Rock, Country Rock,Pop Rock,Rock
Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Time: 09:48:27
Total Size: 1.3 Gb
01. Grateful Dead - Viola Lee Blues (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (09:39)
02. Grateful Dead - Don't Ease Me In (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (02:43)
03. Grateful Dead - Pain In My Heart (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (04:24)
04. Grateful Dead - Sitting On Top Of The World (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (03:51)
05. Grateful Dead - It's All Over Now Baby Blue (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (05:12)
06. Grateful Dead - I'm A King Bee (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (08:52)
07. Grateful Dead - Big Boss Man (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (05:11)
08. Grateful Dead - Standing On The Corner (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (03:46)
09. Grateful Dead - In The Pines (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (04:55)
10. Grateful Dead - Nobody's Fault But Mine (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (04:15)
11. Grateful Dead - Next Time You See Me (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (02:47)
12. Grateful Dead - One Kind Favor (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (03:44)
13. Grateful Dead - He Was A Friend Of Mine (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (04:45)
14. Grateful Dead - Keep Rolling By (Previously Unissued Live In San Francisco 1966 Version) (07:57)
15. Grateful Dead - Viola Lee Blues (Live Version) (23:13)
16. Grateful Dead - Alligator (Live in Los Angeles Version) (18:43)
17. Grateful Dead - Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) (Live In Los Angeles 1968 Version) (11:38)
18. Grateful Dead - Feedback (Live In Los Angeles 1968 Version) (04:01)
19. Grateful Dead - Cosmic Charlie (Live at The Avalon in San Francisco 1969 Version) (06:47)
20. Grateful Dead - Dire Wolf (Live at Santa Rosa's Veterans Hall in Santa Rosa, CA 1969 Version) (02:31)
21. Grateful Dead - Black Peter (Live at Golden Hall in San Diego 1970 Version) (09:07)
22. Grateful Dead - Easy Wind (Live at Springers Ballroom in Portland, Oregon 1970 Version) (08:09)
23. Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues (Live at Oregon State University 1970 Version) (04:52)
24. Grateful Dead - Mason's Children (Live at The Civic Auditorium in Honolulu, HI 1970 Version) (06:32)
25. Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band (Live at the Winterland San Fran 1970 Version) (06:51)
26. Grateful Dead - Friend Of The Devil (Live at The Winterland Ballroom 1970 Version) (04:21)
27. Grateful Dead - Candyman (Live at The Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, CA 1970 Version) (05:15)
28. Grateful Dead - Till The Morning Comes (Live at The Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco, CA 1970 Version) (03:20)
29. Grateful Dead - Attics Of My Life (Live at The Fillmore West in San Francisco, CA 1970 Version) (06:28)
30. Grateful Dead - Truckin' (Live in El Monte, CA 1970 Version) (09:03)
31. Grateful Dead - Oh! Boy (Live at Manhattan Center, New York, NY, April 6, 1971) (02:50)
32. Grateful Dead - I'm A Hog For You (Live at Manhattan Center, New York, NY, April 6, 1971) (04:08)
33. Grateful Dead - The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) (Live in Germany 1972 Remastered Version) (06:50)
34. Grateful Dead - Looks Like Rain (Live In London 1972 Version) (07:37)
35. Grateful Dead - Good Lovin' (Live In Denmark 1972 Version) (18:30)
36. Grateful Dead - Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) (Live In Denmark 1972 Version) (04:39)
37. Grateful Dead - Who Do You Love? (Live in Denmark 1972 Version) (00:22)
38. Grateful Dead - Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) (Live In Denmark 1972 Version 2) (01:43)
39. Grateful Dead - Good Lovin' (Live In Denmark 1972 Version 2) (03:04)
40. Grateful Dead - Good Lovin' (Live at The Fillmore East in New York City 1970 Version) (08:56)
41. Grateful Dead - Big Boss Man (Live at The Fillmore West In San Fran 1970 Version) (04:53)
42. Grateful Dead - Smokestack Lightnin' (Version Two) (15:11)
43. Grateful Dead - Sitting On Top Of The World (Live at The Fillmore West in San Fran 1970 Version) (03:20)
44. Grateful Dead - Eyes Of The World (Live Version) (17:12)
45. Grateful Dead - Scarlet Begonias (Live Winterland San Francisco, CA 10/16/74) (09:11)
46. Grateful Dead - Money Money (Live PNE Coliseum Vancouver, B.C. 6/23/74) (04:19)
47. Grateful Dead - Wave That Flag (Live Springfield Civic Center 3/28/73) (05:34)
48. Grateful Dead - Let It Rock (Live Jai-Alai Fronton Miami, FL 6/23/74) (03:19)
49. Grateful Dead - Dancin' In The Streets (Live Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 5/8/77) (16:18)
50. Grateful Dead - Ollin Arageed (Live at Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt 9/16/78) (06:32)
51. Grateful Dead - Fire On The Mountain (Live Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt 9/16/78) (13:41)
52. Grateful Dead - Stagger Lee (Live Gizah Sound & Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt 9/16/78) (06:38)
53. Grateful Dead - All New Minglewood Blues (Live Capitol Theatre, Passaic, N.J. 11/24/78) (04:37)
54. Grateful Dead - Althea (Live Version) (08:21)
55. Grateful Dead - Lost Sailor (Live Version) (06:41)
56. Grateful Dead - Saint of Circumstance (Live Version) (06:35)
57. Grateful Dead - Iko Iko (Live Warfield Theatre, San Franciso, CA) (04:24)
58. Grateful Dead - Heaven Help The Fool (06:18)
59. Grateful Dead - El Paso (04:40)
60. Grateful Dead - Sage & Spirit (03:13)
61. Grateful Dead - Little Sadie (02:44)
62. Grateful Dead - It Must Have Been The Roses (Alternate Live Version) (07:00)
63. Grateful Dead - Dark Hollow (Alternate Live Version) (04:30)
64. Grateful Dead - Jack-A-Roe (Alternate Live Version) (05:07)
65. Grateful Dead - Cassidy (Alternate Live Version) (05:06)
66. Grateful Dead - China Doll (Alternate Live Version) (05:52)
67. Grateful Dead - Monkey And The Engineer (Alternate Live Version) (02:36)
68. Grateful Dead - Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie (Alternate Live Version) (07:12)
69. Grateful Dead - Ripple (Alternate Live Version) (04:36)
70. Grateful Dead - Tom Dooley (03:35)
71. Grateful Dead - Deep Elem Blues (Alternate Live Version) (03:42)
72. Grateful Dead - Let It Grow (Live Radio City Music Hall New York City Oct., 1980) (09:38)
73. Grateful Dead - Sugaree (Live Radio City Music Hall Oct., 1980) (09:51)
74. Grateful Dead - C.C. Rider (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, Ca. Oct. 1980) (07:17)
75. Grateful Dead - Row Jimmy (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (10:14)
76. Grateful Dead - Lazy Lightning (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (03:24)
77. Grateful Dead - Supplication (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (05:49)
78. Grateful Dead - High Time (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (08:40)
79. Grateful Dead - Jack Straw (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (06:16)
80. Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (10:42)
81. Grateful Dead - Not Fade Away (Live Warfield Theatre, San Francisco,CA Oct., 1980) (04:49)
82. Grateful Dead - West L.A. Fadeaway (Alternate Version, 1984) (07:11)
83. Grateful Dead - Throwing Stones (Live Version) (09:39)
84. Grateful Dead - Foolish Heart (Live Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI 7/19/89) (11:40)
85. Grateful Dead - Blow Away (Live JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA 7/7/89) (12:02)
86. Grateful Dead - California Earthquake (Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On) (Live Philadelphia Spectrum 7/7/89) (05:59)
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Happy 2019 to each of you. Thank you for being part of this organization. This we are planning to continue increasing our engagement approach from 2018. In addition, we are looking forward to your support and involvement, this is a gala year to support our commitment of helping Hispanic students to succeed.
The call-in feature (conference call) will be available for those who are unable to physically attend the meeting.
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Aspire People currently have a great opportunity for a fully qualified Physics teacher for a Secondary school based in Birmingham. The position is full time and will be on-going, potentially up until the July.
The school is looking for a passionate, motivated and enthusiastic Physics who is able to teach the subject up to Key stage 4.
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If you live in SW Idaho, you really ARE freezing right now,and the weather doesn't appear to be warming up too much before race day. That'sgood if you prefer running on FROZEN ground vs. MUDDY ground. To each his own.
This is basically the pre-race briefing, so if you're goingto ignore me on race morning, read this now!
1. Please Carpool! The Nampa Rec Center on 12th Ave. Rd. that you will drive by on your way out of town is a good spot to meet up to carpool. Please park in the outskirts of their parking lot. Also, make sure you give yourself plenty of time to drive to the race. We've had reports that the roads are relatively clear all the way out Hwy 45 and Hwy 78, but you will still need 45 minutes from Nampa and probably an hour and a half from Boise, on the conservative side. You may have to park up to a half mile away from the race start; please follow the direction of the parking monitors.
2. Packet Pickup& Race Checkin. Packets will be available at The Pulse Running &Fitness in Meridian from 10 am to 6 pm on Thursday, January 17th and Friday, January 18th. Please remember that packets WILL NOT include your bib #s. You will get your numbers with timing chip at the mandatory checkin on race morning.
3. NO DROP TO A 20MILE FINISH. Last year, we allowed people to drop from the 50k to the 20M race at the end of the first loop for a 20M finish time. Due to confusion and in the interest of fairness, we are discontinuing this practice. If you do not finish whatever race you are signed up for at the time the gun goes off, you will get a DNF. If you want to change race distances, you may do so by emailing me ASAP (pickledfeetultras@gmail.com). You can also change distances on race morning up until 6:30 AM at the registration table, but out of consideration for race-morning craziness and the sanity of our longsuffering timer Rich Marion,please notify us well before that if you want to change distances.
4. Pacers. If youare a 50k runner who insists on having a pacer, we are allowing pacers for 50krunners on the 10 mile second loop only (NO PACERS ON THE 20 MILE LOOP OR INTHE 10 MILE RACE). Pacers will be required to wear the same bib # as theirrunner, which they will receive in exchange for a signed pacer waiver at racecheckin. Please read the pacer rules on the Info page of the website (http://emilyberriochoa.com/Frozen50k/info/).I bring up the pacer information not to encourage you to have a pacer, but simplyto prevent last-minute issues with people asking about it on race day or usingun-waivered pacers without permission.
6. Aid Station Chart& Map: Bib #s are assigned (if you care) on Ultrasignup, and I have posted a nice overview map along with a comprehensive all-race aid station chart to supplement the existing individual-race aid station charts on the respective race pages. Those documents are both linked in the Latest News on the home page of our race website at (http://frozen50k.pickledfeetultras.com).
7. 20M and 50K Summit Proof: You will complete an out and back piece from the summit saddle up to the radio tower and back. To prove you completed the out and back, you will be required to retrieve an item at the summit, the identity of which will remain top secret until you get there. We will be collecting the items at the finish line,and you will risk DQ if you don't have it with you. Don't cut the course.
8. Post Race Food.We welcome you to bring food that you would like to share with everyone for the post-race feast. We'll be serving chili for runners along with whatever you guys bring. This worked out really well last year.
9. Awards From Last Year.I still have some age group awards (the shotgun shell plaques) from last year. If you didn't get your age group award from 2012, check for yours when you get to the race. We'll set them on a table somewhere around the registration area,labeled with names.
10. Course Markings.The 20 mile loop will be marked with orange flagging. The 10 mile loop will be marked with green/yellow combo flagging. 50k runners will follow the orange thefirst time around and then the green/yellow the second time out. The entire first 7.5 miles of the 20 mile loop will be marked with reflective tape, as will the last two miles at the end of the 10 mile loop for the 50kers finishing in the dark. We'll triple flag major turns on the inside of the turn. When possible,we'll also place signage with arrows or written directions. A strip of caution tape (yellow with black CAUTION on it) will be hung a few feet down non-race trails.If in doubt that you are on the right trail, look for a mass of footprints,backtrack to the last place you saw a flag and restart from there, or wait for someone who knows the course to come along to help you. We will have course sweeps on foot following all three races to clear course markings and render aid.
11. Gear. A lot of people are asking if they will need traction devices. As of last weekend, the snow on the course was very lightweight and dry and drifted, not really the conditions in which you need extra traction.However, there are a couple miles on the descent down from Wilson Peak that could be/are pretty icy. It might be worth it to have traction devices along for that area. Additionally, 20M & 50k runners will need a headlamp at the beginning of the race and 50kers will need them again if you are leaving the 20M aid station after 2:00 PM. Be prepared to take care of yourself in the cold out there. Bring handwarmers, scarves, plenty of layers, and an emergency whistle. There are many sections of the race where access is limited or non-existent. Plan for how you are going to keep your water from freezing, and keep enough fuel with you to sustain you should you be out there for longer than expected. BE PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF,and be prepared to help another runner out if necessary.
Stay warm, stay healthy, and see you Saturday.


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Slovakia / Transport Timetables / 2015
Timetables of major government operated (or commissioned) national-level public transport services (specifically bus and train). The focus here is on national level services (not those which operate only at a municipal or city level and which are not controlled or regulated by the national government). A 'yes' in any question will refer to both types of transport. However, if there is no national level service operated or regulated by the government for a given type of transport (for instance busses), then this type is ignored in this data category. Data submitted in this category should meet the following minimum criteria:
Time of operating
Time of leaving first station and arriving to the last station
Updated at least once a year
https://ikvc.slovakrail.sk/inet-sales-web/pages/connection/initSearch.xhtml
Timetable data on national level is only available for the railway system. It is provided by the national operator of the railway public transport system, it is searchable online, but is not machine-readable or downloadable.
Other national-level transportation data is published on https://cp.atlas.sk - a private, commercial company that provides bus and railway timetables.
Reviewer Pieter Colpaert
Submitters Eva Vozárová
Last modified Fri Sep 25 2015 15:16:21 GMT+0000 (UTC)

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Read the case and answer the following questions about the case in minimum of 1000 words. Submit to the link on Blackboard by due date.
How was UnderArmour able to grow in 15 years to become a significant player in the market for sports apparel, active wear and athletic footwear in the United States? Why do you think they were able to achieve this success?
What do you think is/are the competitive advantage(s) of UnderArmour vs. the competition such as Nike and Adidas? Explain.
How much cash/cash equivalents did the company have on hand at the end of 2013?
Of the Net Revenue in 2013, what percentage came from each of the following categories?


On the 17th and 24th of October 2015, International House Doha delivered the Teaching Knowledge Course (TKC) to faculty members of the Academic Bridge Program (ABP) in Qatar Foundation. This was part of ABP's efforts to meet its re-accreditation requirements by The Commission of English Language Program Accreditation (CEA).
The TKC is an introductory teaching methodology course that introduces new and experienced teachers to the current best practice in teaching methodology. The course content mirrors Cambridge University's Teaching Knowledge Test (TKT) syllabus.
To ensure the participants experienced the full benefits of the TKC, our very own Director of Studies, Mrs. Rebecca Frey, delivered the course content using the actual methods she was aiming to expose them to including methodologies such as 'task-based learning' and 'guided discovery'.
The feedback was fantastic! One of the participants told us it was the best professional development she'd had in many years. Others reported going straight from the training room to modify their lesson plans to implement the new strategies in their upcoming classes. ABP were extremely pleased that their faculty members learnt practical information that they can actually use in the classroom. Rebecca even demonstrated one of the teaching methods with a Maths lesson illustrating that the TKC is not exclusive to only English language teachers, but can also appeal to the wider teaching community.
If you're thinking of organising a professional development course for your teachers, speak to our Teacher Training Department and we can work on customising a course that suit your needs. Email us at ttc@ihdoha.com or call 4020 9111 for more info.


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"""Repository class for "in-memory pull" of one local repository to another,
allowing operations like diff and log with revsets.
"""

from node import nullid
from i18n import _
import os
import util, mdiff, cmdutil, scmutil
import localrepo, changelog, manifest, filelog, revlog

class unionrevlog(revlog.revlog):
    def __init__(self, opener, indexfile, revlog2, linkmapper):
        # How it works:
        # To retrieve a revision, we just need to know the node id so we can
        # look it up in revlog2.
        #
        # To differentiate a rev in the second revlog from a rev in the revlog,
        # we check revision against repotiprev.
        opener = scmutil.readonlyvfs(opener)
        revlog.revlog.__init__(self, opener, indexfile)
        self.revlog2 = revlog2

        n = len(self)
        self.repotiprev = n - 1
        self.bundlerevs = set() # used by 'bundle()' revset expression
        for rev2 in self.revlog2:
            rev = self.revlog2.index[rev2]
            # rev numbers - in revlog2, very different from self.rev
            _start, _csize, _rsize, _base, linkrev, p1rev, p2rev, node = rev

            if linkmapper is None: # link is to same revlog
                assert linkrev == rev2 # we never link back
                link = n
            else: # rev must be mapped from repo2 cl to unified cl by linkmapper
                link = linkmapper(linkrev)

            if node in self.nodemap:
                # this happens for the common revlog revisions
                self.bundlerevs.add(self.nodemap[node])
                continue

            p1node = self.revlog2.node(p1rev)
            p2node = self.revlog2.node(p2rev)

            e = (None, None, None, None,
                 link, self.rev(p1node), self.rev(p2node), node)
            self.index.insert(-1, e)
            self.nodemap[node] = n
            self.bundlerevs.add(n)
            n += 1

    def _chunk(self, rev):
        if rev <= self.repotiprev:
            return revlog.revlog._chunk(self, rev)
        return self.revlog2._chunk(self.node(rev))

    def revdiff(self, rev1, rev2):
        """return or calculate a delta between two revisions"""
        if rev1 > self.repotiprev and rev2 > self.repotiprev:
            return self.revlog2.revdiff(
                self.revlog2.rev(self.node(rev1)),
                self.revlog2.rev(self.node(rev2)))
        elif rev1 <= self.repotiprev and rev2 <= self.repotiprev:
            return revlog.revlog.revdiff(self, rev1, rev2)

        return mdiff.textdiff(self.revision(self.node(rev1)),
                              self.revision(self.node(rev2)))

    def revision(self, nodeorrev):
        """return an uncompressed revision of a given node or revision
        number.
        """
        if isinstance(nodeorrev, int):
            rev = nodeorrev
            node = self.node(rev)
        else:
            node = nodeorrev
            rev = self.rev(node)

        if node == nullid:
            return ""

        if rev > self.repotiprev:
            text = self.revlog2.revision(node)
            self._cache = (node, rev, text)
        else:
            text = revlog.revlog.revision(self, rev)
            # already cached
        return text

    def addrevision(self, text, transaction, link, p1=None, p2=None, d=None):
        raise NotImplementedError
    def addgroup(self, revs, linkmapper, transaction):
        raise NotImplementedError
    def strip(self, rev, minlink):
        raise NotImplementedError
    def checksize(self):
        raise NotImplementedError

class unionchangelog(unionrevlog, changelog.changelog):
    def __init__(self, opener, opener2):
        changelog.changelog.__init__(self, opener)
        linkmapper = None
        changelog2 = changelog.changelog(opener2)
        unionrevlog.__init__(self, opener, self.indexfile, changelog2,
                             linkmapper)

class unionmanifest(unionrevlog, manifest.manifest):
    def __init__(self, opener, opener2, linkmapper):
        manifest.manifest.__init__(self, opener)
        manifest2 = manifest.manifest(opener2)
        unionrevlog.__init__(self, opener, self.indexfile, manifest2,
                             linkmapper)

class unionfilelog(unionrevlog, filelog.filelog):
    def __init__(self, opener, path, opener2, linkmapper, repo):
        filelog.filelog.__init__(self, opener, path)
        filelog2 = filelog.filelog(opener2, path)
        unionrevlog.__init__(self, opener, self.indexfile, filelog2,
                             linkmapper)
        self._repo = repo

    def _file(self, f):
        self._repo.file(f)

class unionpeer(localrepo.localpeer):
    def canpush(self):
        return False

class unionrepository(localrepo.localrepository):
    def __init__(self, ui, path, path2):
        localrepo.localrepository.__init__(self, ui, path)
        self.ui.setconfig('phases', 'publish', False)

        self._url = 'union:%s+%s' % (util.expandpath(path),
                                     util.expandpath(path2))
        self.repo2 = localrepo.localrepository(ui, path2)

    @localrepo.unfilteredpropertycache
    def changelog(self):
        return unionchangelog(self.sopener, self.repo2.sopener)

    def _clrev(self, rev2):
        """map from repo2 changelog rev to temporary rev in self.changelog"""
        node = self.repo2.changelog.node(rev2)
        return self.changelog.rev(node)

    @localrepo.unfilteredpropertycache
    def manifest(self):
        return unionmanifest(self.sopener, self.repo2.sopener,
                             self._clrev)

    def url(self):
        return self._url

    def file(self, f):
        return unionfilelog(self.sopener, f, self.repo2.sopener,
                            self._clrev, self)

    def close(self):
        self.repo2.close()

    def cancopy(self):
        return False

    def peer(self):
        return unionpeer(self)

    def getcwd(self):
        return os.getcwd() # always outside the repo

def instance(ui, path, create):
    if create:
        raise util.Abort(_('cannot create new union repository'))
    parentpath = ui.config("bundle", "mainreporoot", "")
    if not parentpath:
        # try to find the correct path to the working directory repo
        parentpath = cmdutil.findrepo(os.getcwd())
        if parentpath is None:
            parentpath = ''
    if parentpath:
        # Try to make the full path relative so we get a nice, short URL.
        # In particular, we don't want temp dir names in test outputs.
        cwd = os.getcwd()
        if parentpath == cwd:
            parentpath = ''
        else:
            cwd = os.path.join(cwd,'')
            if parentpath.startswith(cwd):
                parentpath = parentpath[len(cwd):]
    if path.startswith('union:'):
        s = path.split(":", 1)[1].split("+", 1)
        if len(s) == 1:
            repopath, repopath2 = parentpath, s[0]
        else:
            repopath, repopath2 = s
    else:
        repopath, repopath2 = parentpath, path
    return unionrepository(ui, repopath, repopath2)

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Fifty years ... half a century ... the better part of a lifetime ... and it can slip past in the blink of an eye.
The El Paso and UTEP families will celebrate a special championship this weekend, remember a special group of young men, a group of young men who banded together and conquered the college basketball world 50 years ago.
These special men are no longer young. They can no longer run and jump and make a basketball court their own personal playground the way they did half a century ago. A dozen young men — seven black, four white, one Hispanic — bonded and banded together. Nevil Shed, one of the black players, said, "We were brothers."
It was a beautiful time but it was an ugly time. Racial tension screamed across the land.
But not with that band of brothers. And not within this university, this city.
Nolan Richardson once said, "No town is colorless. But El Paso might be about as close at it comes."
Upon moving here nearly four decades ago, someone greeted me with this advice: "Just show people in this city that you want to be here and they will welcome you with open arms."
Perhaps that sums up the heart of this old city about as well as possible. El Pasoans welcomed that band of brothers in 1966. They welcomed Richardson, a native El Pasoan, before that. They welcomed Charles Brown, a gifted basketball player, way back in 1957. Brown is recognized as the first black athlete in a major sport at a major university in the old Confederate south.
To put things in perspective, Brown played for Texas Western in the final three years of the 1950s. The old Southwest Conference, featuring all the major universities in Texas and the University of Arkansas, did not have a black scholarship athlete until Jerry LeVias played football for SMU in 1966.
The University Interscholastic League, the governing body of Texas high school athletics, said they did not keep such records. But one UIL representative once told the El Paso Times that Richardson was believed to be the first black head coach at an integrated high school in the state of Texas.
That is not to say there was no racism. There was. But it does say that El Paso and Texas Western/UTEP embraced their own — regardless of skin color.
Of course, that band of brothers in 1966 has been a well documented story — documentaries by CBS, HBO and ESPN and now another by CBS Sports and that successful movie "Glory Road."
The mastermind for this band of brothers, the man who put them all together and made them one, was the man whose name adorns the UTEP basketball arena these days: Don Haskins. He was a unique personality, a hard-as-nails with a hidden heart of gold cowboy from Oklahoma. Haskins, too, was embraced by this city and will forever be known as one of El Paso's own.
Haskins was a larger than life figure, the John Wayne of college basketball coaches ... a man who could intimidate a fence post and charm the families of recruits. He put this team together piece by piece and never wavered. "I was just playing my best players," he said a thousand times.
That March night in College Park, Md., was the first time five black players had faced down five whites in the NCAA Championship game. Texas Western dusted the University of Kentucky 72-65 ... and it was not as close as that final score indicated.
It has been a wonderful story, a wonderful source of pride for this university, this city, a wonderful 50-year ride. The win was special. When is a national championship not special? The history has made it more special. The band of brothers was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007 ... the first college team ever to be inducted into that international hoops hall.
But what truly puts an exclamation point on this story is the ending, the denouement, the falling action. All these men have led good lives, been successful at a variety of things. There is, after all, no ending like a happy ending in this big, beautiful, bustling musical we call life.
And these men, these brothers, will forever be remembered in this old border city. It is announced before every UTEP basketball game in the Don Haskins Center that this is "the only men's national championship team in the state of Texas."
Perhaps that will change one day.
But, as Shed says in his booming voice, "That's OK. Let somebody else from Texas win it. Let the Mother Ship (University of Texas) win it. But even if they do, we will always and forever be the FIRST."
That 50 years has inched by, step by step over a half century. That 50 years has flown by, months flying off the calendar as in one of those old movies.
But the pride has always been there ... the best of co-pilots for 50 years, for a lifetime.


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Q: Stop recording accelerometer data with button click I have written the following lines to record accelerometer data in a file with a button click
startButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {

        public void onClick(View v) {

            final SensorEventListener mySensorEventListener = new SensorEventListener() {
                public void onSensorChanged(SensorEvent sensorEvent) {
                if (sensorEvent.sensor.getType() == Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER) {

                xAxis_lateralA = sensorEvent.values[0];
                yAxis_longitudinalA = sensorEvent.values[1];
                zAxis_verticalA = sensorEvent.values[2]; // TODO apply the acceleration changes to your application.
                textView.append("\nACC_x = "+ xAxis_lateralA + ", ACC_y = "+yAxis_longitudinalA+ ", ACC_z = " + zAxis_verticalA);
                acc+="\n"+xAxis_lateralA + ", "+ yAxis_longitudinalA+", "+zAxis_verticalA;

                try {
                    File myFile = new File("/sdcard/acc.txt");
                    myFile.createNewFile();
                    FileOutputStream fOut = new FileOutputStream(myFile);
                    OutputStreamWriter myOutWriter =
                                            new OutputStreamWriter(fOut);
                    myOutWriter.append(acc);
                    myOutWriter.close();
                    fOut.close();
                    Toast.makeText(getBaseContext(),
                            "Done writing SD 'acc.txt'",
                            Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    Toast.makeText(getBaseContext(), e.getMessage(),
                            Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                }

                }
            }
                @Override
                public void onAccuracyChanged(Sensor sensor, int accuracy) {
                    // TODO Auto-generated method stub

                }
            };
            // write on SD card file data in the text box
            sm = (SensorManager)getSystemService(Context.SENSOR_SERVICE);
            int sensorType = Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER;
            sm.registerListener(mySensorEventListener,sm.getDefaultSensor(sensorType), SensorManager.SENSOR_DELAY_NORMAL);

        }// onClick
        });

Now I want it to stop recording the data with another button click. For example -
stopButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {

     public void onClick(View v) {
        int sensorType = Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER;
        sm.unregisterListener(listener, sensor)
     }// onClick
  }); // btnstopButton
}

Wanted to use unregisterListener but most of the time it is saying deprecated.
Can anyone help please?

A: The documentation says that using the methods associated with SensorListener are deprecated, and to use SensorEventListener instead. Your code snippet should not throw a deprecated warning, but if you use SensorListener, it would.

A: I think you want to declare your SensorEventListener object outside of the onClick() method so you can unregister it in the other onClick() method:
sm.unregisterListener(mySensorEventListener, sensorType);

That's the method signature you want to use according to the docs.

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Essentially, a viral campaign is one that increases brand awareness by being passed from person to person and by being shared because it's funny, entertaining, unbelievable, or in some cases, a little of all three.
Video has now taken over as the way that marketers can reach larger audiences with content that can be shared far and wide. A quick glance at some of YouTube's and Vine's statistics confirm this. In fact, YouTube receives more than one billion visitors each month. A 2014 study from the Content Marketing Institute shows that video increases the chance of content being shared or embedded ten times. So first – carve out budget for your upcoming 2015 social video campaigns.
Emails may include a customer's name or interest, but a video can actually be used to reach out to a client in real time and with information garnered through Facebook or via other social apps. Idomoo teamed up with Saatchi Advertising and utilized a Facebook app to create an incredibly successful campaign for Cadbury's Chocolate that featured personalized data taken from the potential customer's Facebook account.
The campaign was called the "Flavor Matcher" and worked like this. A potential customer logged into the app with their Facebook credentials and a few moments later was treated to a short, humorous video featuring their chocolate flavor profile that was defined based on the type of likes the person had on his profile together with a picture of himself. The CTA button asked to click through to a page where they would then submit a few details about themselves in order to enter a competition for a small prize. When shared with friends, the campaign exposed the viewer to the variety of Cadbury's chocolate available to them and helped generate a greater interest in the Cadbury's brand.
What can makes a viral video campaign different?
Personalized social videos are a new form of video storytelling that has the highest chances of going viral. Viewers are thrilled by the participation of themselves in the video, by the fact that the video is about them, that the video states what kind of chocolate lovers THEY ARE.This enchanting method of personalization ended up helping the campaign to "go viral".
The value added by the "Flavor Matcher" campaign speaks for itself. Disco Dog did indeed go viral as Cadbury's saw a 42% increase in traffic to the campaign and to its site as a direct result of this campaign. An incredible 90% of participants watched the video from beginning to end. 64% of all viewers clicked through to the competition form and 33% completed the form.
These remarkable results confirm that with the right combination of elements, personalized video can shape for your brand a successful viral campaign.
To reach out to customers via a viral campaign, you need to produce something that's personal, has a specific call to action, is funny and entertaining and, if possible, includes a chance to win a prize. Beautiful creative can make an impact but that may be based on either live shooting or animation. From our experience, both can turn out to be successful. A behind the scenes algorithm that defines viewers' characteristics and personality has been proven to thrill and highly engage young audience. In general, the more personalization you add, the more engagement you'll be generating since people love it when "it's all about them".


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Updated Nov. 24, 2015 at 9:48 AM
Oil rallies on geopolitical tensions
Market fundamentals still show a heavy lean toward the supply side.
Daniel J. Graeber
Russian President Vladimir Putin angered after military jet goes down near Turkish border with Syria. Crude oil price spike in response to geopolitical tensions, with major indices up 2 percent from the previous close. Photo courtesy of Russian Ministry of Defense
NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (UPI) -- Geopolitical concerns trumped economic fundamentals in Tuesday trading in New York as major crude oil indices rallied 2 percent from the previous close.
Crude oil prices were volatile for Monday after Saudi Arabia hinted it was ready to cooperate with other producers wary of a depressed oil economy. Wealthy producers like Saudi Arabia have kept output steady even as supplies build, putting downward pressure on crude oil prices. That's strained the economies of weaker producers like Venezuela and comes at a time when more oil could flood the market from a post-sanctions Iran.
Geopolitical tensions, meanwhile, remain high in the wake of recent terror attacks in France, Lebanon, Mali and elsewhere. Late Tuesday, the U.S. State Department warned of a "possible" risk to American citizens traveling overseas.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, meanwhile, reacted angrily to the downing of a Russian military jet near the border between Turkey and Syria, calling it a "stab in the back" by the Turkish forces said to have shot it down.
RELATED EIA: Texas oil standout for U.S. shale
Oil prices rallied in part in response to security issues. Brent crude oil gained 2.3 percent to $45.88 per barrel in early Tuesday trading. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark price for crude oil, rallied 2 percent to $42.55 per barrel.
For the economy, the U.S. Commerce Department said real gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent for third quarter 2015. That beats the previous estimate of 1.5 percent, but is still below the 3.9 percent growth rate recorded during the second quarter.
Soft demand, a situation reflected by slow growth in the global economy, is leading to a buildup of crude oil supplies on the market.
RELATED Norway expects steep drop in rig activity
Industry research group Genscape said in a research note there's a bottleneck of oil vessels in the U.S. waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
"Crude seemingly continues to be oversupplied in the region," it said.
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Kórah, (jelentése: kopasz, tarfejű, illetve jégeső, hideg), több bibliai alak neve az Ószövetségből. Ezek:

 Ézsau fia (1Móz 36,5.14.18; 1Krón 1,35)
 Elifáz fia (1Krón 2,43)
 Hebron fia (1Krón 2,43)
 Jichár fia, aki Mózes ellen a pusztai vándorlás során fellázadt (2Móz 6,21.24; 1Krón 6,37). A 4Móz 16,1 "Kóré"-nak nevezi.
 Lévita, akitől a korahiták származtak (4Móz 26.58; 1Krón 6,22; 9,19)

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>I feel like I have come full circle. The first time I came down to this island I was working nights on a turnaround. Here I am again, nights on a turnaround. This crap AIN'T easy anymore. Reason being this is sort of "my house" now. You know when you are in a hotel room you can relax because after a certain point there isn't anything left to do. However, when you are at home after you finish A, there is always B to do. Wash dishes, do laundry, wash the dogs, sweep the floor, let's face it, that list does NOT die. Always more to do. That analogy is exactly the same as when you are working somewhere as a consultant vs. working somewhere long term. The pile of things I have to do is so far from never ending that you can't help but feel overwhelmed.
Enough of the bitching. Nothing I can fix tonight.
Speaking of kitties…I got another one. I know, I know. They were going to put him down soon. and he was all sad…and young….and hell, this is WHY I don't go to the pound. Anyway, his name is Pratchett and he is less into killing things and more into being adorable.
>So. For about a week I've been looking for funny things to write about (there have been many) or long descriptive stories about me moving (which I HATE moving btw) or even some negative stuff about my old neighbors and/or old landlord. I have had no time. None. Nada. Work has been crazed–so intense that I have entered a very zen place about how much there is to do. The way I see it one day I will just become buried in the paperwork and just take a nice long nap.
For those of you not in the loop my mother is in town. I flew her in to help me with the move. I needed help badly and YAY! she delivered. We were packed and out (mostly) of the old apartment within days of her arrival. And the new house….oooh, the new house. Allow me to sing its many praises: a roof that does not leak, a bathroom that does not flood, rooms with doors. Okay, yes, it has its downsides, but in general I'm VERY happy.
The dogs are thrilled too. They have a GIANT yard to run around in.


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Tag Archive for crafting
Clubs & Classes, September 2022
Card Making Class
Join us on the second Saturday of every month to make two greeting cards with an Independent Stampin' Up demonstrator. The class fee is $8 and includes everything you need, except adhesive. Bring yours or purchase during class. Doors open at 9:20 a.m. The cards will be completed during the class session at 9:30 a.m.…
Clubs & Classes, January 2022
Sun Lakes Arts & Crafts Association
The Sun Lakes Arts & Crafts Association will be holding their spring membership meeting on Monday, Jan. 10, at 10 a.m. in the Navajo Room at Sun Lakes 1 clubhouse. We will be discussing and registering for our upcoming Spring Show at Oakwood Country Club, scheduled for Saturday, March 26. Please remember to bring your…
Generals, January 2022
Art at the Lakes 2022
Artists! This is the last month to apply to show your artwork at the 2022 show. We have big crowds, great artwork, and a big raffle. We are now receiving applications for artists to participate in the show. Applications must be returned by Jan. 31, 2022. Applications are available in the Cottonwood and IronOaks Art…
Want to Sell Your Art at Art At The Lakes?
The Art At The Lakes 2022 annual show is on March 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a rain date of March 12. We heard from artists who participated in shows before that the crowds were amazing and sales were great. We are now receiving applications for artists to participate in the 2022…
The Art at the Lakes 13th Annual Art Show fundraiser will be held on Saturday, March 5, 2022, (corrected date) with a rain date of Saturday, March 12, (corrected date). The show is open from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The show offers paintings in all mediums, pottery, gourds, jewelry, photography, woodworking, and much more.…
Arts & Crafts Center Fall Sale November 27
Our local artists invite you to their Fall Sale featuring beautiful handmade items from the Sun Lakes Pottery Club, the Rock & Gem, Gourd, and Painting Clubs on Saturday, Nov. 27, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 24201 S. Oakwood Blvd. (on the corner of Oakwood Blvd. and EJ Robson Blvd.). Come and find…
Clubs & Classes, October 2021
Linda Smart Join us on the second Saturday of every month to make two greeting cards with an Independent Stampin' Up Demonstrator. The class fee is $5 and includes everything you need! Doors open at 9:20 a.m. The cards will be completed during one of multiple class sessions which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Also,…
Sun Lakes Arts & Crafts Association Fall Meeting
The Sun Lakes Arts & Crafts Association will be holding their fall meeting on Monday, Oct. 11, at 10:30 a.m., in the Navajo Room at Sun Lakes Phase 1 clubhouse. We will be discussing and registering for our upcoming Holiday Show at Oakwood Country Club, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 27. (Please note the time change.)
Linda Smart Join us on the second Saturday of every month to make two greeting cards with an independent Stampin' Up demonstrator. Class fee is $5 and includes everything you need! Doors open at 9:20 a.m. The cards will be completed during one of multiple class sessions which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Presently, we…
Generals, March 2020
Arts and Crafts Association's Spring Show and Sale March 21
Diana Ellis Those crafty Sun Lakers are at it again. The Sun Lakes Arts and Crafts Association annual Spring Show will be held on Saturday, March 21, with over 60 vendors showcasing their unique handmade crafts and artwork. The show will take place at the Oakwood Country Club (24218 S. Oakwood Blvd.) from 9 a.m. until…


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Remote learning course on alien life proves popular
The hunt for ET is on at Edinburgh University
KATE PICKLES
Published: 15:16 Saturday 02 February 2013
FOR stargazing students, it's a course which is proving to be out of this world.
Classes in "astrobiology and the search for extra-terrestrial life" are among six modules which have seen more than 300,000 new enrolments at Edinburgh University – each taking in lessons from the comfort of their own home.
The institution's free remote learning courses have proved an international hit, with the number of people signing up rising by 50 per cent in just two months.
Professor Charles Cockell said the response to his lectures in the hunt for aliens had left him overwhelmed.
He said: "I think people are interested in the history of life on Earth and whether there could be life elsewhere, but I was surprised by the response.
"The course asks questions about how life originated and how it came to be on Earth, life in extreme environments and the possibility of the existence of life on other planets like Mars. Right at the end of the course there's a discussion about extra-terrestrials, what the consequences of detection would be and the possibility of life beyond.
"Anyone can sign up from anywhere but I have been quite astonished by the sheer diversity of people who have.
"The most gratifying thing is there have been study groups forming in India, China, Pakistan, Canada, the USA and all over the place. There's even an astrobiology group in Kosovo."
High school pupils, university students and retired people in their 70s and 80s have signed up in their droves.
Other Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) offered include artificial intelligence planning, introduction to philosophy and equine nutrition.
They run for between five and seven weeks as tasters for people interested in higher education but who can't commit full-time.
Professor Cockell, who became interested in space exploration when he was a child, said: "It's a really effective way of teaching and if it gets people talking and learning then that's great.
"There has been some talk of UFOs and it's a reasonable hypothesis to ask if there are extra-terrestrials out there, but to support it the evidence has to be extraordinary, which it isn't at the moment."
Edinburgh was the first university in the UK to join the Stanford-based Coursera consortium.
University principal Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea said the remote courses had caught the imagination of students.
He said: "As someone who has researched in this area for more than 40 years, I am thrilled to bits that we have been able to attract so many learners to experience what Edinburgh has to offer.
"Online learning is an increasingly important method of teaching, opening up high-quality education opportunities to people around the world."


It has been one year since I went back to work after having our sweet little Finnegan. I have to say, I think Canada and the other countries who offer one-year paid maternity leave really have it right. It wasn't until Finn turned one that I really felt fully adjusted to being a mom. It's truly life-altering being in charge of a little human every single day!
I use the term "working" lightly here... I have a job that I go to which is outside of the home, in a quiet office, with my very own desk where I can sit and drink as much coffee as I want. My responsibilities at home are always primary and my days at home are far more physically exhausting than my days at the office. They're also much more fun. (No offense if any of my co-workers are reading this... you guys are great, I mean it, but you don't waddle around in mustache-print, footie pajamas falling over every few steps and saying "uh oh" over and over again.) So since it's my one year anniversary of being back at the office, I thought it would be fun to take a trip down memory lane.
Horrible. There is no other word to describe these first three months. Sleep was still intermittent and trying to figure out how to discretely sneak away to pump at work was so awkward. It's just heartbreaking to leave a three-month-old (even if you're leaving them with your husband) because you're so delirious, hungry and tired everything makes you cry. I can't give you any stories from this phase because I barely remember it.
Sanity begins to return. You might actually remember what you did at work that day when your husband asks you. You start to figure out a routine for the mornings and evenings and maybe even find a little time for yourself again (four to five minutes). Your child is now starting to try cereal, and maybe even food, which is hilarious. It was at this point when I realized maybe working the same hours as I worked prior to children wasn't the best fit for our family anymore. I started doing a modified schedule of three days in the office and two days working from home in an attempt to find the ever-elusive work-life balance.
The newborn stage has ended. You're likely getting a full night's sleep again. Your baby is no longer fragile and immobile and is getting very curious about the world. They giggle and smile and get excited to see you, they actually know who you are! Daycare drop-off begins to be a struggle. Separation anxiety is setting in and you only see the worst of it. You don't get to see the almost instant recovery that likely happens six seconds after you walk out the door. Now you're in tears and to top it off there will always be a sad song on the radio as soon as you get into the car. It also turns out the work-from-home thing isn't all it's cracked up to be. It's difficult to get work done when your baby no longer sleeps all day. On the bright side, as already mentioned, you're probably getting sleep at night, which is totally worth it.
Walking, babbling, and so much more self-sufficient. This age is such a joy. The separation anxiety has subsided and in fact, the opposite has happened, they're happy to see you go so they can play with their friends. Your routines are predictable and you're done with the messy baby stuff like jars of food. They're so busy that you might start to enjoy your commute because it's quiet. You also know your office will look exactly how you left it yesterday, which cannot be said for any of the other area of your life right now. Working from home is entirely impossible now, except during nap times, which you're now trying to condense to one. It's at about this point that you might consider adding another one to the mix because you've pretty much got this parenting thing figured out, right?
Each of these phases has brought its own set of joys and challenges. I am excited to be entering into a new phase of work over the next month...part-time. A new position and a new schedule. Having kids means constantly rearranging schedules to find one that works. It also means accepting the fact that the new schedule might only work for a short period of time. Being flexible is not one of my strong suits, but I am learning. Whether you work in the home, outside of the home, modified hours, part-time hours, or anything in-between, you are where you are for a reason. Keep being flexible and trying new things, it will help prevent the stress of life from robbing you of your joy.
"Whatever work you do, do it with all your heart.
Do it for the Lord and not for men."


The email addresses the recipients by their first name, the name of the attached file is their last name, and the email body contains their exact address.
Add to this the claim that the sender has received a significant amount of personal information about the recipient and that this info was likely stolen in a hack, and one can see why many could be persuaded to download the attached file.
In this particular case, the grammar and spelling mistakes in the email body do not play a factor, as it's possible that a well-meaning sender of such a warning is not a native English speaker.
If the recipient downloads and opens the attached Word file, he or she will be prompted to enter the password provided in the email, and to enable macros in order to view the document's contents.
Unfortunately, this action allows the file to run a malicious macro program bundled in the file, and it will download what seems to be a GIF file. It is not: it contains an executable file – a Trojan that turns the victim's file into a bot, and ropes it into a botnet.
As Ducklin noted, the malware included in the file can be easily changed, or the the current bot can download additional malware if so instructed by the attackers.
Still, pinpointing from where the scammers got the personal info used in the campaign is practically impossible.
"At least in the UK, many companies that collect addresses put them through some kind of standardisation algorithm to produce address data in the format preferred by the Post Office, so it can be hard to figure out the likely source of the breach," the researcher pointed out.


Many people like burgers and everyone has their own special way of making them. However many people are still left wondering how to make the best burgers. The ingredients you need to make the a delicious burger are ordinary things you can buy in the grocery store so you just have to follow the simple steps on how to make the best burgers.
1.The first step on how to make the best burgers is combining the minced garlic and onions with the lean beef. Then put them inside a clean plastic bag. Place it in the ref for one hour. You may also put bacon to it for more flavors however this is entirely up to you. After one hour take out the plastic bag with the beef and form them to make patties.
2.The second step on how to make the best burgers is rubbing the spices on the beef patties. This is an important procedure that you must not forget because the herbs and spices will give the beef the delicious flavor. Put the salt, basil, garlic, pepper and cinnamon to the patties. Make sure that both sides have an even coating of the spices.
3.The third step on how to make the best burgers is preparing to cook the burgers. Heat up your grill first before putting the patties. This will ensure that the beef gets cooked evenly on all its sides. At this point you can also toast the buns on another skillet. You can also cook it in the toaster where you can monitor the cooking process. Then you can prepare your condiments like the mayonnaise and the ketchup. You can then chop the cheese while waiting for everything to cook. The cheese that comes in blocks is preferred by many cooks and chefs.
4.The fourth important step on how to make the best burgers is the finishing preparations for the burgers. You should add the cheese over each patty thirty seconds before taking it out the grill. Prepare the buns then slice two buns into halves. Put one cooked beef patty on the bum you intend to put at the bottom. Put one slice of tomato and lettuce. Then on bun spread mustard, mayonnaise and ketchup then put it on top of the bottom bun. This becomes the middle bun. Then you can add another bun with the patty and the vegetables and then top it off with another bun with the condiments on it as the top bun. This is a double decker burger but you can also just make the regular burger with two buns.


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Mexico House Build 06/03/17
In the early hours of a Saturday morning in June, 30 volunteers from ILC and Project Mercy gathered in the parking lot of ILC to begin the day. The goal of the day: to build a house in Mexico.
The caravan of vehicles left the church at 6am and traveled south, crossing the border and arriving in the Fuentes del Valle (Valley of Fountains) colonia on the outskirts of Tijuana at 8:30am. After some brief instructions and a prayer the work began.
First up is organizing the materials, then one group starts painting trim, others work on cutting the wood and another group works on framing the walls. Before you know it the first wall is going up. The construction continues at a rapid rate but there is much to do including painting the house inside and out, putting in and framing windows and a door, building a loft and shingling the roof. By the time the house was complete it almost 6pm. A long day but with amazing results. All that was left was to present the owner with the keys to the new house and say a prayer to bless the family and the new house.
After a brief stop for tacos in Tecate, the group proceeded back over the border around 8pm and to home, exhausted but filled with a sense of accomplishment and happy to know that another deserving family was now in a new home.
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Inspiration and information on the best Sydney walks, harbour hikes, bush, beach and coastal walks.
We've spent a lifetime enjoying Sydney's hiking trails and believe the best natural beauty can only be accessed on foot. So come with us as we share the best Sydney walks near the city and surrounds.
It's possible to walk from Barrenjoey Headland at the very northern tip of Sydney all the way down through the city centre to the eastern beaches of Bondi and on to Cronulla and Royal National Park in the south.
The entire Sydney Great Coastal Walk from north to south is a challenge deserving to be on your wish-list, but we won't overwhelm you with every single Sydney walking track.
We've selected only the best Sydney walks ranging from several kilometres, to overnight hikes.
To make it easier for you to find the best walks in Sydney, they are divided into walking styles, location and distance.
While we're adding to these lists of Sydney hiking trails all the time, be assured that each featured is one of the best Sydney walks, absolutely worth your time.
Keeping it simple, here are all the best walks in Sydney in alphabetical order. Or read on to find a walk sorted by category or style.
With more than 100 beaches in Sydney, including surf beaches and sandy harbour coves, there are many beach walks to choose from. Here are some Sydney beach walks to get started.
Barrenjoey Lighthouse Walk. While this walk traverses only a small sandy section of the beach to get to the track's start, the views from the lighthouse over Palm Beach are spectacular.
Bondi to Coogee Walk. At the opposite end of the spectrum, Bondi is one of Sydney's most popular and populous beaches. But somehow, this six beach walk makes Sydney feel fresh and new. You can also do the shorter Bondi to Bronte Walk, and still enjoy three beaches along the way.
Figure 8 Pools. Once upon a time, only insiders knew to keep walking around the rocky headland of Burning Palms Beach in Royal National Park.
Jibbon Beach Walk. One of the few beaches in Sydney where it's possible to leave the first footprints each day. You'll walk the length of this quiet, sandy beach to get to the Jibbon Aboriginal engravings.
Manly to Bondi Walk. Why not walk between Sydney's two most famous beaches? You also have the added bonus of walking Sydney's entire harbour foreshore east of the bridge.
Mona Vale Beach to Narrabeen Beach Walk. Way up on the northern beaches, there's a slice of local beach life worth exploring.
Palm Beach to Manly Walk. Walk the full length of Sydney's northern beaches from Barrenjoey Headland to North Head. With over ten beaches to walk along you might like to take two or three days.
Royal National Park Coastal Walk. There are another 14 beaches to discover in Royal National Park, many of them only accessible by foot.
Sydney's Great Coastal Walk Why not walk along every one of Sydney's surf beaches and harbour beaches east of the bridge? It will take between a week or two, so plan it carefully.
The Spit to Manly Walk. This walk finishes at a popular beachside area – Manly – but along the way reveals hidden harbour beaches worth pausing at.
Bradleys Head Walk. A ferry across Sydney Harbour gives access to a short walk with big views of iconic Sydney (Harbour Bridge and Opera House included).
Manly to Bondi Walk The ultimate Sydney Harbour walk.
Spit Bridge to Manly Walk A great contrast of pristine harbourside bushland and multi-million dollar mansions.
Sydney City Walk The essential for walks around Sydney's green spaces.
Watsons Bay Walk For views of the ocean, harbour and the city skyline.
Sydney's Great Coastal Walk starts at Palm Beach in the north and walks the full length of Sydney's coastline south to Otford in Royal National Park. There are a couple of days walking the harbour from Manly to Bondi so why not do it all? It will take between a week or two, so plan it carefully.
Wendy's Secret Garden The genteel harbourside area of the north-western shore of the Harbour Bridge.
For Sydney Harbour walks, see also 24 Hours in Sydney's Outdoors for itinerary suggestions.
Ian Wells of Sydney Coast Walks at Bradleys Head.
Some of Sydney's best walks are in Royal National Park on Sydney's southern border. It's Australia's oldest national park, with more than 100km of walking tracks to explore.
The Best Royal National Park Walks includes a list of walks in Australia's oldest national park, as well as general information about the park, such as getting there, costs and parking.
If you're interested in doing a few Royal National Park walks, see also Royal National Park Accommodation.
The Coast Track, one of the best Sydney walks, found in Australia's oldest national park.
Guidebook – including walking tour commentary and map – available for the Spit to Manly Walk (buy the guidebook now $5.99).
Coogee to Bondi Walk, also suitable for the Bondi to Bronte Walk (buy the Bondi map now $2.49).
Figure 8 Pools (buy the Figure 8 Pools map now $2.49).
The Coast Track, Royal National Park – suitable for full 2-day walk or day walks including Wedding Cake Rock (buy the Royal National Park map now $2.99).
See availability of all self-guided walking tours in Sydney.
You'll learn in our tips for whale watching season that the high vantage points from cliff walks also makes these some of the best whale watching places in Sydney.
Barrenjoey Lighthouse Walk and the headland overlooking Palm Beach.
South Head Walk around the headland at Watsons Bay.
The Coast Track in Royal National Park.
Wedding Cake Rock. Sandstone cliffs don't get whiter than this one.
Rather than list hiking places in Sydney in alphabetical order, we've listed these overnight Sydney hiking trails in order of time to complete. Starting with the two day or long one day hikes, through to the hiking tracks that will take you a couple of weeks to complete.
2 day Coastal Track, Royal National Park, camping at North Era. See also The Coast Track One Day or Two? if you'd prefer one full, challenging day walk. If you love bushwalking (that's what Aussies call hiking) this is hiking Sydney at it's best. 27km (16 miles) of near pristine bush and coastal walking.
2 day Karloo Pools circuit. An easy day walk becomes an even easier overnight loop.
2 or 3 day Palm Beach to Manly Walk. Walk the full length of Sydney's northern beaches from Barrenjoey Headland to North Head. Although it can be walked in one long day, two or three days is much more chilled.
2, 3 or 4 day Manly to Bondi Walk. The 'must-do' Sydney Harbour walk. If you only have time for one harbour walk, make it this one.
10 days Sydney's Great Coastal Walk Walk the length of Sydney's coastline over ten days – no camping required! Itinerary suggestions from as short as five days up to a leisurely fourteen days.
Bondi to Bronte Walk One engraving in the most overlooked of places.
Figure 8 Pools This is where you'll see the Aboriginal Canoe Tree right beside the track.
Jibbon Aboriginal Carvings and Jibbon Aboriginal Midden for one of the largest and most accessible Aboriginal sites in Sydney.
The Spit Bridge to Manly Scenic Walk – in particular the Grotto Point Aboriginal Engravings and Reef Beach.
The Aboriginal canoe tree on the walk to Figure 8 Pools.
Sydney Charity Walks A comprehensive list of every walking event in Sydney, Wollongong and the Central Coast, continually updated throughout the year.
Interesting characters at the Royal National Park cabins.
Best Walks in Sydney for Whale Watching Six best Sydney walks during the annual whale migration June – November.
Which walk is the best of the best Sydney walks?
Judging the best Sydney walks in is tricky because everyone has different views on what makes a great walk.
Sydney bush walks vary from a short stroll through the local patch of eucalypt to multi day walks through the Blue Mountains. Sydney coastal walks are equally varied; the Bondi to Coogee Walk is easily accessible and more crowded but the Barrenjoey Lighthouse Walk is more challenging and therefore more quiet.
Let's just say Royal National Park Coastal Walk is our favourite because it has everything that every other Sydney coastal walk has combined … except the crowds and other signs of human development. This stretch of coastline is nearly the same as it was for thousands of years before European arrival.
Sure there are day trippers at Wedding Cake Rock, Wattamolla, Garie Beach and Figure Eight Pools on sunny weekends, but the tracks between them are deserted. There are still some pristine beaches that you will have to yourself even after reading this blog post.
Is it safe to hike alone in Sydney?
Best Time to Visit Sydney paying particular attention to the best weather for walking in Sydney.
Find Walking Groups in Sydney You never need walk alone if you don't want to; there are plenty of options to choose from.
Sydney Walking Resources for weather forecasts, national park closures, fire warnings and more.


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29 Do not plot harm against your neighbour, who lives trustfully near you.
30 Do not accuse a man for no reason? when he has done you no harm.
32 for the LORD detests a perverse man but takes the upright into his confidence.


Every week I try to plan some nice activities to do with my son. Since we started our home preschool we combine a lot of play with learning activities. And I want to make them as playful and fun as I can!
We discover many great printable activities on Pinterest but I also like to create our own activities based on what my son likes.
He is always curious to find out what I prepare for him and I'm very glad to offer him activities that he enjoys!
I'm sure that other kids would enjoy these activities too so I'll share them here on a regular basis. If you like doing activities with your children, I hope that you'll like them and you'll find them helpful!
This week's pack contains 4 activities that focus on letter recognition, pattern recognition, and counting.
– clothespins (for the clip cards).
We used them as a fun activity to practice the recognition of the letters. The child needs to find a path that only goes on a specific letter to help the car get to its destination.
For this activity, you need to cut out the 2 rows of cars at the bottom of the page. Then invite the child to place the correct car that finishes the pattern on each row.
Using the cars from the previous activity, invite the child to place them on the counting mat according to the numbers on each row.
We used this activity to practice counting. The child needs to count the cars on each card and place the clothespin on the correct number.
I like this activity because it combines counting with practicing fine motor skills so we have many different clip card games in our house!
This activity pack is part of our Playful Home Preschool series. You can see how we included it in our schedule and find out more activity ideas here: One week of easy and fun activities for preschoolers.
If you liked these activity ideas, you can download the printable file and try them with your kids!
To download the activity pack you just need to click on the below link.
I hope that your kids will enjoy these activities! If you need more inspiration, here is a collection of our favorite activities for young kids.


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Q: Partial application of JavaScript methods: how to retain th meaning of "this" In JavaScript, it's pretty easy to define a partial application method for functions:
Function.prototype.partial = function partial() {
    var fn = this
    var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments)

    return function() {
        var newArgs = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments)
        return fn.apply(this, args.concat(newArgs))
    }
}

It works well for functions:
var biggerThanFive = Math.max.partial(5)
assert biggerThanFive(x) === Math.max(5, x)

But the resulting function's "this" doesn't stay the same as the original's:
function Test() {
    this.name = 'test'
}

Test.prototype.a = function(b) {
    return [this.name, b]
}

var test = new Test()

test.a('x') // ['test','x']

var b = test.a.partial('y')
b() // [undefined,'y']

This can be fixed by manually binding the resulting function back to its original bound object:
var c = test.a.partial('z').bind(test)
c() //['test','z']

How to do this from within the Function.prototype.partial definition? test.a objiously knows that its "this" is "test", so How can i access this knowledge?

What i learned from Esailija:
JavaScript doesn't determine what "this" is inside a function at any other point than at calling time. var d = [].concat isn't different from var d = Array.prototype.concat, and calling d() will call it on the global object because there's nothing "on the left of it".

A: You can't.
You can do this with the built-in .bind method though, which is what you would eventually arrive at and settle with:
var b = test.a.bind(test, 'y')
b()
//["test", "y"]


Thank you for your generous response to the missionary cooperative appeal on the weekend of August 13-14. Allow me to share Fr. Albert's note of gratitude with you.
"Wishing you peace and all good" according to the prayers of St. Francis of Assisi.
I have sent a report of your love and generosity to my Bishop, Most. Rev. Albert A. Fasina, clergy, Religious and lay faithful of my diocese. They were really touched by your kind gesture.
With deep sentiments of thanks and appreciation.


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Culture Action Europe | Rapport | "Scoping review of culture, well-being, and health interventions and their evidence, impacts, challenges and policy recommendations for Europe"
CultureForHealth, een project geleid door Culture Action Europe, heeft een boeiend rapport [EN] gepubliceerd over de link tussen cultuur, welzijn en gezondheid in Europa.
[Dit artikel is enkel beschikbaar in het Engels en is afkomstig van de website van Culture Action Europe >>>]
"The aim of this scoping review is to synthesise existing evidence on the positive effect of arts and cultural activities on health and well-being. This means the review is not limited to a few research questions but seeks to provide a clear indication of the volume of existing literature, the key concepts, focus points and the types of studies that exist. It also identifies knowledge gaps in the existing literature. Finally, it gathers policy recommendations and identifies challenges, further expanding the scope of the report beyond the proposed policy directions and specific policy measures.
As our society faces severe challenges such as a mental health crisis exacerbated by the pandemic, an ageing population, growing inequalities, forceful displacement of people due to war and political conflict, and dynamic changes to work and the economy, new solutions and approaches are needed. The findings of this scoping review and its recommendations throw light on the pathways through which culture and the arts can support individuals and communities in adequately addressing these global challenges, thus identifying further avenues for future research and action.
Presented on the 16th of November at the EU Commission's seminar, "Culture: a driver for health and wellbeing in the EU," the CultureForHealth Report adds to the growing awareness in the European Union (EU) of the critical role of culture and the arts in improving health and well-being at both the individual and collective level."
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Short Podcast
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No picnic would be perfect without ketchup. But ketchup has this habit of taking its sweet time when leaving the bottle.
There are several ways to get ketchup out of the bottle.
Stick a knife in it and scoop it out.
Hit the bottle at the neck (where the 57 is located).
Skip it and use mustard instead.
But there is a better, scientific way:
Shake the bottle.
Ketchup is made up of tomato pieces, water, vinegar and spices. And, it is the arrangement of the tomato pieces that give ketchup a structure and cause the flow of ketchup to slow down.
Scientists would call ketchup a thixotropic yield stress liquid. The yield stress part means that it takes force for the ketchup to move. This is why we have to hit the bottle to get it out. The thixotropic means that the ketchup has the ability to "remember."
Once someone has used the ketchup bottle, the ketchup inside "remembers" it and will flow faster afterwards. This means that the second person that gets the ketchup bottle will have an easier time getting the ketchup out then the first person to use it.
What is going is on is that the tomato particles in the ketchup get rearranged after the first use and can easily flow passed each other the second time.
So how do you get ketchup to flow faster? If you are the first person with the ketchup bottle, then shake it. But, if you are the second person, don't worry; you won't have long to wait. The ketchup will flow real easily.
So, next time you are at a picnic, let someone deal with the ketchup bottle first. It is polite and scientifically a better way to reduce the wait.
Ainissa
As Sweet As Pi
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Pi (π) is an old number. It is found in the ratio of a circle's diameter to its circumference. This might not seem like a big deal for our modern sensibilities, but this was important in the construction of arches for buildings and churches. And, let us not forget the wheel.
Circles are everywhere from wheels of a car, to wheels on a bike, to the shape of a pizza. If you don't think pizza boxes don't have to consider pi when making them, you are mistaken. The problem of a circle in a square has perplexed many mathematical geniuses over the centuries.
Talking about mathematicians, they have some funny words to describe pi. Mathematicians would call pi irrational, which means that you can never find a fraction that is equal to pi. For ancient people, or for anyone without a calculator, this is maddening. It is nice to be able to simplify pi. But, there isn't a way to do that. For centuries, people looked for a fraction for pi and the closest is 22/7, but this doesn't exactly equal pi. The other weird thing about pi is that it is transcendental, which means it will never be the solution to an algebraic expression.
Pi is a number that is everywhere but it just doesn't fit in our standard way of thinking about numbers.
Another weird thing about pi is that it goes on for infinity, without end. Computer scientists have calculated pi for billions of digits. Like this …3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937 … And on and on and on.
The last thing about pi is that it is use in statistics without our knowing. Whenever there is a bell curve shape, the mathematical expression for the bell curve, also known as a normal distribution, has pi in it. That means that pi is not only in every circle you see, but in any poll where an average is taken.
Pi is everywhere, which is why we take a day out of the year to celebrate it.
Happy 3.14!
For those serious about pi:
A history of Pi
A pi-shaped pi pan
The Science of Chocolate
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When the voice in the commercial says "chocolate melts in your mouth and not in your hands," well they aren't joking. Scientifically, it is true. Chocolate melts around 92 degrees Fahrenheit, while your mouth is 98.6 degrees. (Your hands are only 60 degrees.)
Chocolate comes from a seed housed in football-shaped pods, which sprout from a tree called Theobroma cacao. This name literally means food from the gods. This tree grows along the Equator in places like Ghana, Nigeria, the Ivory Coast, Indonesia, Brazil, and Ecuador.
Chocolate is an old food. Montezuma, the ancient Aztec emperor, drank 50 jars of a chocolaty drink to increase his vitality and virility. But, what he drank was very different from the hot cocoa we drink today.
It takes many many steps to make modern chocolate. First, when chocolate farmers open the fruit, the seeds do not look appetizing, that is because the cocoa beans are surrounded by a white gooey mash. "It looks pretty disgusting," said Gail Ambrosius, a chocolatier based in Madison, Wisconsin. But if you were to taste these beans, you'll be surprised. "It tastes just amazing. Kind of like honeydew, melon, apricot, peaches. It is just delicious, " she said.
Once the cocoa beans are taken out, then the transformation begins. The beans are tossed in a large box to ferment, which generates lots of heat—especially after about a week. After that the cocoa beans are laid out on a black tarp to dry. And sorted to remove any stones that might be there. Then, the beans are roasted. "It teases out the final flavor of the beans," said Ambrosius. The cocoa beans are then crushed and at this point they are called cocoa nibs. And with heat and pressure, you get a drippy melted chocolate, which is called cocoa liquor.
After all of that, a decision has to be made: Are you making a dark chocolate, a milk chocolate, or cocoa powder?
So then you do the math.
"If you're making a 70 percent chocolate and you're making a thousand pounds total, you would put 700 pounds of the liquor in your machine and 300 pounds of sugar. So there you get the 70 percent chocolate," said Ambrosius.
Interestingly, the higher the percentage of cocoa, the healthier the chocolate is. Some studies suggest dark chocolate raises the good cholesterol—and lowers the bad.
But remember, chocolate has lots of sugar—as much as soda. So eat a little bit and savor all the tasty chemistry in your mouth.
Ep. 13 The Gateway Arch
Tagged as: architecture, materials science, mathematics
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The Gateway Arch turned 50 with the help of modern materials and math.
When creating a monument for future generations to behold, there are two features it must possess—simplicity and permanence. This was the thinking that architect Eero Saarinen used when designing the "Gateway Arch to the West," which celebrated its 50th anniversary October 28, 2015. Saarinen gained inspiration by looking to the nation's capital. He surmised that timelessness arose from geometric forms—the Washington Monument is an obelisk; the Lincoln Memorial is a rectangle; and the Jefferson Memorial is a circle in a square. So, Saarinen selected an arch.
However, this arch would be no ordinary arch. Aloft at 630 feet, it had a special geometric form that moved mathematicians and masons—the catenary arch. A catenary arch appears when a chain hangs freely from two supported ends and occurs in everyday life from draping power lines to necklaces. When inverted, this arch supports its own weight and differs from a parabola. A catenary arch has steeper legs, a flatter peak, and greater strength. With this appointed shape, Saarinen next sought to find the right building materials to make it.
He chose a material that would represent the modern age—stainless steel. This metal was first created in the 19th century, but perfected in the 20th. It is composed of steel (a combination of iron and carbon) with a dash of chromium. The mix of iron and carbon gives the metal strength, but chromium provides longevity by overcoming iron's weakness of rusting.
Rust never sleeps, as songwriter Neil Young once penned. So, the best way to stop it is to prevent it. Paint is one way to halt rust, but an atomic layer of protection helps too. This is where chromium comes in. Chromium makes a thin layer of chromium oxide on the surface, which hinders water from combining with the iron to create rust.
The path to developing the metal for the Gateway Arch was circuitous at best. Stainless steel wasn't a creation, but an evolution. The discovery of chromium occurred in the 18th century by French chemist Louis Nicolas Vauquelin. However, the secret to making lasting metals would take some time, as it puzzled some of the world's greatest minds. Michael Faraday, one of history's best scientists, began his career investigating new kinds of steel in the 1820s. He had limited success.
Other delays occurred. There were unfiled patents in the 1870s on weather-resistant metals. Then efforts stalled. Two decades later, there was a renewed interest to create stainless steel, but it took a wrong turn. A famous scientist, Sir Robert Hadley, erroneously concluded in the 1890s that chromium lessened steel's ability to fight corrosion. His unfortunate claim curtailed future work, until Harry Brearley serendipitously uncovered that chromium makes steel "rustless" and commercialized it as cutlery, which was announced in The New York Times in 1915. All these steps together made Saarinen's Gateway Arch possible.
The stainless steel in the Gateway Arch is the same in a household fork. Metal plates (as thick as four nickels) are held together with miles of welds making the arch's exterior nearly 900 tons. (For comparison, the Chrysler Building has a 27-ton stainless exterior.) The arch is perched on the edge of the Mississippi where an early trading outpost stood, which was frequented by pioneers, fur traders, and explorers before heading westward. In the 1930s, city leaders wanted to transform this decaying site with a monument to honor those who "won" the west, the Louisiana Purchase, and Thomas Jefferson.
Saarinen's application in 1947, one of 172 entries including one from his famous architect father, captured what these leaders had envisaged—a message to the future, with modern materials, and a wink to the past, with a simple geometric form. Construction did not begin until 1962. Sadly, Saarinen died of a brain tumor in 1961 and never got to see his structure.
Today, the arch stands strong, although it contends with dirt and chemical pollution from industrial emissions from the arch's early years. These practices are no longer permissible with the establishment of the Clean Air Act in the 1960s. The survival of the arch is not only a testament to stainless steel but to progressive legislation. The Gateway Arch continually serves as a material, design, and cultural zeitgeist—relevant to the present, but also connecting us to the past as it propels us upward and forward.
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Florida women's basketball coach Kelly Rae Finley named 2022 Rookie Coach of the Year
Kelly Rae Finley's success in her first season overseeing the Florida women's basketball program continues to earn her accolades.
On Wednesday, Finley was named the 2022 Spalding Maggie Dixon Division I Rookie Coach of the Year, the Women's Basketball Coaches Association announced.
"Success in your first year as a head coach is generally a difficult feat. When a new head coach demonstrates a mastery of managing all aspects of a program, as well as producing success in competition, our coaching family pays respectful attention," said WBCA Executive Director Danielle Donehew.
"Kelly Rae led her team to a remarkable season. We celebrate her effort and effectiveness on the basketball court as a teacher and equally applaud the extensive role she plays in impacting the lives of her student-athletes."
Interim no more:Florida women's basketball coach Kelly Rae Finley gets five-year, $3.7 million deal
Twitter moment:Kelly Rae Finley cried over injured Florida Gators star Kiki Smith. Fans on Twitter loved it
David Whitley:Kelly Finley leading Florida Gators women's basketball from scandal to success
A winning debut for Kelly Rae Finley
Finley led the Gators (21-11) to a 20-win season for just the 16th time in program history and the first since the 2015-16 campaign. Her run was made even more impressive, however, considering her interim status. Finley was named the program's acting head coach in the wake of Cameron Newbauer's departure in July. Newbauer was later accused of multiple instances of behavior deemed abusive by players.
Finley was officially named head coach on Feb. 28. En route to securing the fifth seed in the SEC Tournament, the Gators downed five opponents ranked within USA Today's top 25 rankings, including a 25-point dismantling of then-No. 7 Tennessee.
Big win:Florida stuns No. 7 Tennessee for fifth win in 59 meetings with Vols
The driving force behind the team was sixth-year guard Kiara "Kiki" Smith, who earned first-team All-SEC honors after posting averages of 14.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.4 steals per game. But Smith suffered a season-ending knee injury during Florida's 53-52 win over Vanderbilt in the second-round of the SEC Tournament.
Having lost its de facto leader, Florida made the NCAA Tournament as a No. 10 seed, where the Gators would see their season end in the first round to No. 7-seeded UCF.
Finley told floridagators.com of her first UF team: "This is a team that has started to leave a legacy. It's building blocks for the future of our program. I'm just very proud."
Named in honor of the late Maggie Dixon, who died in 2006 at the age of 29 of an undiagnosed heart condition, the award is given to WBCA member NCAA Division I head coaches who have led their team to a successful season during their first year on the sideline. In her inaugural season, Dixon led Army to the 2006 Patriot League title, as well as the program's first appearance in the NCAA women's championship tournament. Dixon died weeks later on April 6, 2006.


Venus from the East invites spectators to dive into a deep introspective state of mind where the essence of femininity is revealed at full potential through a nonlinear route of it's character.
A visual exercise turned into a statement upon real values that it's creator strongly believes in. Screened internationally Venus from the east made it's presence at Fashion Film Festivals in Europe and USA.


I believe I like the second salutation best—what do you like best. The word that always pops into my mind is "Honey"—It has been worn out thru the years but I suppose I will continue to use it. My Honey? Sure you are. Ha.
I suppose you think it is rather strange for me to be writing at this time of the night. I didn't have to get up until two o'clock for Guard.—but—I couldn't go to sleep. I just laid on the bunk and kept thinking of you and the airplanes—a strange mixture unh? They are flying over all the time—low—There motors make a magic music to one who likes the sound of them—I love it.
been, and of the puzzle we are in now. I made a picture in my mind of how thinks would be—How nice it would be if I got a furlough and if you came down here. It would be lovely wouldn't it?
didn't live up to what I believed. This time—I'm figuring that maybe he knows more about what should be, then I—If he wishes—we will be together soon—If not—we will be as soon as conditions will permit us. I'm trusting that he will take care of that better then we.
Well—I feel better that I've told you—My mind had been going around in circles the last few days—But I feel better now. Trusting you do also.
I will still be very disappointed if we don't get "hitched" now—very, very much so, but I believe I'll feel a little better about it.


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The 7th most popular all terrain vehicle trail in Ohio.
South of Canton near East Sparta, the Bear Creek Amphitheatre has 26 miles of marked trails spread over 180 acres. The ATV riding trails roll through forest and creeks. There is a 250 foot hill climb.
To reach the ATV riding trailhead from Canton, head south on US77 to Exit 99. Head west on Fohl Road briefly. Turn left heading south on Sherman Church Road (aka SR102) for 3 miles. Turn left heading east on Haut Street and pass under highway. Veer right on Downing Street. The trailhead is located 1 mile east of the Bear Creek KOA Kampground.
Overall, Bear Creek Amphitheatre is the 7th most popular ATV riding trail of all 13 ATV trails in Ohio.
For ATV riding the Bear Creek Amphitheatre in Ohio, our printable trail guides offers trail descriptions, maps, lodging suggestions, driving directions, levels of difficulty and points-of-contact.