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| greasrosbi Dream Newbie | November 17th, 2013 | Homes include <b>a</b> gated Spanish-style house in Pacific Palisades, Calif.; a midcentury modern outside Boulder, Colo.;<br> and a brick traditional in Charlottesville, Va. FX-Sport VR1 Programmable Personal<br><img src="http://cdn.sheknows.com/articles/2011/11/feminine-baby-girl-names.jpg"><br> Trainer Headphones are a smart <b>concept</b> – a pair of headphones with a built-in <b>coach,</b> or virtual competitor. What's<br> the story behind the cemetery in the parking lot of Fairfax's Pan Am Shopping Center? Answer<br><img src="http://i2.mangareader.net/tough/135/tough-1573559.jpg"><br> Man knows. • <b>Doak</b> raises hopes for end to long <b>wait</b> for Scottish-born <b>victor•</b> Henrik Stenson and Paul Casey in Castle Stuart huntThe Scottish Open has not been afforded a home winner since 1999, when Colin Montgomerie triumphed at Loch Lomond, with Chris Doak the latest man on a mission to end a long wait.Doak, a 35-year-old from Greenock <b>who</b> is distinctive on account of his flat cap <b>and</b> pot belly, returned to the European Tour this year after being placed in the top 10 of the Challenge Tour rankings last season.<br> His largest European Tour prize <b>to</b> date is €32,500 (£28,000).Should<br> Doak prevail in the Highlands, he will have to embark on his train journey home £500,000 richer.<br> "My wife-to-be has taken the car back home," he explained. "If I have a trophy to<br><img src="http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7ft7dIHbZ1r8av0to1_500.jpg"><br> carry, maybe I will speak to the courtesy car <b>people."Two</b> opening rounds of 66, and an aggregate of 12 under par, leave Doak with a legitimate chance of having to <b>handle</b> that very issue."Stop<br> talking about it," said Doak with a smile when pressed on the Scottish Open's 14-year <b>quest</b> <b>for</b> a home victor.<br> "That has been up to every individual, it's nothing for me to comment on.<br> It is going to be down to me if I am still in position."Doak's prominence will <b>offer</b> inspiration to those currently on the Challenge <b>Tour.</b> Once regarded as Scotland's brightest prospect, Doak finally looks to have made a breakthrough after years trying to establish himself, or even play regularly, on the European Tour."The<br> <b>Challenge</b> Tour is a<br><img src="http://global3.memecdn.com/wtf_o_594893.jpg"><br> tough environment," Doak explained.<br> "There are a lot of great players out there and you have got to be consistent, because there is not a lot of money up for grabs."The first time I came on the European Tour, I was definitely wet behind the ears. But the Challenge Tour <b>taught</b><br><img src="http://content5.videojug.com/8b/8bcaddbe-40d5-f0b6-5412-ff0008cd853f/how-to-make-a-girl-happy.WidePlayer.jpg%3Fv2"><br> me how to play, how to travel.<br> It <b>was</b> all worth learning and it took time.<br> Hopefully things are coming together now."Doak featured <b>in</b> last month's US Open, where he was denied a practice round in the company of Phil Mickelson by a storm hitting the Merion venue.<br> In the <b>end,</b> he completed his first two days with <b>rounds</b> of 73 and 77 but <b>missed</b> the cut.Henrik<br> Stenson lies two shots adrift of Doak, with the Swede continuing his return<br><img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-rR1Ofv_w2XE/UHe2Qy8RF6I/AAAAAAAAAU0/0jNBS8TdKvs/s640/Gossip-Girl-Blair.jpg"><br> from his latest slip off the golfing radar. "I have kind of had two slumps," Stenson explained. "I had a big slump <b>after</b> I won in 2001; from 2002 to the end<br><img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-jXxEBrO8UeA/UDAAI3f5QjI/AAAAAAAAATw/7ozF730GT-o/s1600/LovelyEvening.jpg"><br> of <b>2003</b> I <b>was</b> <b>struggling</b> with my game and then came back."Then I dropped down to about 230 or something in the world at the beginning of <b>2012.</b> So it <b>has</b> been a tough journey to get back up to where <b>I</b> know I <b>should</b> be and could be."But I think that even though I have been <b>low</b> with myself and my game at times, I can separate it and not <b>take</b> it out on the people around me. When I leave the golf course, <b>I</b> <a href = "http://forex-growth-bot.webs.com">forex growth bot </a> bogeys and bad play there."Stenson had no such concerns on Friday after signing for a 64 which leaves him in<br><img src="http://images.wisegeek.com/dog-with-suds.jpg"><br> the hunt to secure what would be only a second victory since he clinched the Players Championship in 2009.Paul<br> Casey's attempt to qualify for the Open – one place <b>is</b> available to the Castle <b>Stuart</b> winner – is still alive <b>with</b> the Englishman's second-round 67 <b>leaving</b> him seven under."I <b>let</b> a few slip out there," Casey said. "I played some very nice golf and really <b>didn't</b> make the putts <b>that</b> I<br><img src="http://keturahweathers.theworldrace.org/blogphotos/theworldrace/keturahweathers/love2.jpg"><br> wanted to make. I got confused on the greens, it was as simple<br><img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-47IuhsxErMs/T3UOGBXiA1I/AAAAAAAABGI/Cdziz6Tl2FY/s1600/WTF.png"><br> as that.<br> I <b>struggled</b> to read the<br><img src="http://images.wisegeek.com/panting-dog.jpg"><br> breaks."GolfEuropean TourEwan Murrayguardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies.<br> All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds View the Cambridge Solar Map Below is the transcript, via WikiLeaks, of NSA leaker Edward <b>Snowden's</b> <b>statement</b> on Friday at Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport.<br> Snowden reiterated his <b>view</b> that U.S. cyber programs are "illegal" and "immoral," framing his leaks as a "moral decision."<br> He also assailed U.S. efforts to extradite him, <b>arguing</b> that the Obama administration was seeking to "make an example" of him and that<br><img src="http://25dip.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/1260894977149-annual-dog-show.jpg"><br> he was wanted for political speech <b>rather</b> than for any violations of law. Read full article >> Louisiana Gov.<br> Bobby Jindal (R) said in his speech Friday to the Conservative Political Action <b>Conference</b> that the GOP needs to stop allowing itself to be defined by austerity <b>if</b> it wants to win elections. Read full article >> In his front-yard sculpture garden, Joe Minter keeps tabs on national tragedies, from Birmingham to Newtown. <br> Mr. Obama had been hoping to have <b>his</b> first face-to-face meeting as president with the ailing Nelson Mandela, who has long been a beacon of inspiration for him.<br> When a patient <b>who</b> had refused blood transfusions on religious grounds died quickly, the staff of the <b>leukemia</b> floor was plagued by a question: Had <b>we</b> done enough for him? “Imagine an airplane in which each row has one seat, and there are 100 seats,” Borodin says. “People line up in random order to fill the plane, and each person has a carry-on suitcase in their hand, which it takes them <b>one</b> minute to <b>put</b> into the overhead compartment.”If<br> the passengers all board the plane in an orderly fashion, starting from the rear seats<br><img src="http://moviegalleri.net/wp-content/gallery/aadi-shanvi-lovely-movie-stills/aadi_shanvi_lovely_movie_stills_5200.jpg"><br> and working their way forwards, it would be a very quick process, Borodin says. But in reality, people queue up in a random order, significantly slowing things down.So<br> how long would<br><img src="http://media-cache-ec5.pinterest.com/avatars/prettyandfun-1361562835_600.jpg"><br> it take to board the aircraft? “It’s not an easy problem to solve, but it is possible,” Borodin says. “It turns out that it is approximately equal to twice the square root of the number of people in the queue.”<br> So with a 100-seat airplane, boarding would take 20 minutes, he says.Borodin says he has enjoyed solving these kinds of tricky problems since he was a child growing up in the former Soviet Union. Born in the industrial city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, Borodin regularly took part in mathematical Olympiads in his home state.<br> Held all over the world, these Olympiads set unusual problems for children to solve, requiring them to come up with imaginative solutions while working against the clock. It is perhaps no surprise that Borodin had an interest in <b>math</b> <a href = "http://productreviewer4u.webs.com/google-sniper">google sniper </a> early age: His<br><img src="http://filmcircle.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Puri-Jagan-new-Item-girl.jpg"><br> <b>father,</b> Mikhail Borodin, is a professor of mathematics at Donetsk State University. “He was heavily involved in research while I was growing up,” Borodin says.<br> “I guess children always look up to <b>their</b> parents, and it gave me an understanding that mathematics <b>could</b> <b>be</b> an occupation.”In 1992, Borodin moved to Russia to study at Moscow State University. The dissolution <b>of</b> the USSR meant that, arriving in Moscow, Borodin found himself faced with a choice of whether to take Ukrainian citizenship, like his parents back in Donetsk, or Russian. It was a difficult decision, but for practical reasons Borodin opted for Russian citizenship.Times were tough while Borodin was studying in Moscow. Politically there was a great deal of <b>unrest</b> in the city, including a coup attempt in 1993.<br> Many scientists began leaving Russia, <b>in</b> search of a more stable life elsewhere.Financially<br> things were not easy for Borodin either, as he had just $15 each month to spend on food and accommodation. “But I still remember the times fondly,” he says. “I didn’t pay much <b>attention</b> <b>to</b> politics at the time, I was working<br><img src="http://arolemodel.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/funny-body-language.jpg"><br> too hard. And I had my friends, and my $15 per month to live on.”After Borodin graduated from Moscow <b>State</b> University in 1997, a former adviser who had moved to the United States invited Borodin over to join him.<br> So he began splitting his time between Moscow and Philadelphia, where he studied for his PhD at the University of Pennsylvania.<br> He then spent seven years at the California Institute of Technology <b>before</b> <b>moving</b> to MIT in 2010, where <b>he</b> has <b>continued</b> his research into probabilities in large random objects.Borodin says there are no big mathematical problems he is desperate to solve.<br> <b>Instead,</b> his greatest motivation is the pursuit of what <b>he</b> calls the beauty of the subject. While <b>it</b> may seem strange to talk about finding beauty in abstract mathematical constructions, many mathematicians <b>view</b> their work as an <b>artistic</b> endeavor.“If one asks <b>100</b> mathematicians to describe this beauty, <b>one</b> is likely to get 100 different answers,” he says.And yet all mathematicians tend to agree that something is beautiful when they see it, he adds, saying, <b>“It</b> is this search for new instances of mathematical beauty <b>that</b> largely <b>drives</b> my research.” <b>NEW</b> YORK, March 23 -- Wall <b>Street</b> got the news it wanted Monday on the economy's biggest problems -- banks and <b>housing</b> -- and celebrated by sending the Dow Jones industrial average to <b>its</b> biggest point gain since November. For years, Hawaiian Tropic <b>was</b> known for its swimwear pageant, but its new marketing campaign <b>promotes</b> a contest of a different sort. Mr.<br> Reed, a writer and critic, was known for <b>being</b> a fierce <b>opponent</b> <b>of</b> modern architecture. <br> Presenter cites television as major factor behind growth<br><img src="http://i596.photobucket.com/albums/tt42/njh7689/fart-fire.jpg"><br> in popularity of school subjectsHe conquered the pop charts with 1990s band D:Ream, explained the intricacies of gravity to a confused nation and even appeared in a magazine <b>list</b> of the sexiest men alive.<br> Now Professor Brian Cox, one of the BBC's star turns, has laid claim to a new achievement: inspiring a generation of children to take up biology, chemistry and physics in school.In an interview in the Observer Magazine, Cox – who has been a ubiquitous presence on the BBC in recent years – says he believes there can be little doubt that science on television has been a factor in an upward trend in the <a href = "http://productreviewer4u.webs.com/fat-burning-furnace">fat burning furnace download </a> children taking up the subjects at GCSE and A-level.Cox, a sometime keyboard player for the band <b>behind</b> the <b>New</b> Labour election anthem Things Can Only Get Better, said he believed that the series of science programmes, including his Wonders of the Solar System, aired during the BBC's year of science in 2010, had had a major impact.In 2012, there was a 36.1% increase in the number of students doing GCSE science exams, compared with the previous year. <b>Biology</b> and chemistry were two<br><img src="http://i.animecrazy.net/10.png"><br> of the three A-level subjects, including ICT, where attainment rates at A*/A rose in 2012.<br> Cox, 45, who is currently filming a new show about man's growing understanding of the universe, said: "It's kind of obvious when you think about it.<br> A public service broadcaster in my view is part of the education system, as it does change behaviour."I think the year of science did that. There has been an upswing <b>in</b> the number of <b>students</b> applying to university to do scientific subjects. It's difficult to say why, as there<br><img src="http://dims.vetstreet.com/dims3/MMAH/resize/630x420/quality/90/http://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.prod.vetstreet.com/e7/8486108fda11e1b331005056ad4734/file/goldendoodle-3-645mk070111.jpg"><br> are<br><img src="http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs36/i/2008/266/7/0/dragonfly_wings__by_Pretty_As_A_Picture.jpg"><br> many factors. It's important to say that. But one of the factors is the popularity of science on television.<br> I don't think anyone disputes that. You can dispute the percentages, but someone should do a thesis on it at some point."The presenter and academic, a graduate of Manchester University who is regarded by many as the BBC's successor to Sir David Attenborough, said the success of the programmes in 2010 had also made it easier than ever to pitch science to <b>channel</b> controllers.Wonders<br> of the Solar System pulled in 5 million viewers when it was first aired, figures more often associated with soap operas.<br> "I think in general the BBC had the year of science in 2010 to coincide with 350 years of the Royal Society, and that was a tremendous success across a <b>lot</b> of the programmes," he said."My first big show, Wonders of the <b>Solar</b> System, was in there and Bang Goes the Theory, and Iain Stewart's and Michael Mosley's programmes."After<br> that, I <b>think</b> it's been a lot easier and I also think the BBC has realised that it has a responsibility in this area because it's been a goal of the government to make <b>science</b> more <b>popular,</b> to get more science <b>students</b> through GCSE and A-level and on <b>to</b> university. It's been seen as a national imperative. I think the BBC has <b>realised</b> it can do that, and the government has too."After one of the BBC's most<br><img src="http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/naturelibrary/images/ic/credit/640x395/p/pr/prairie_dog/prairie_dog_1.jpg"><br> traumatic years, Cox is quick to applaud its work.<br> He said the corporation had woken up to its responsibility to promote science and had done well in giving academics <b>the</b> chance <b>to</b> present<br><img src="http://jenniferdawnmclucas.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Best_friend_Puzzle_by_Lara_Princess.jpg"><br> – a skill Cox believes is underestimated.Cox said: "I'm not saying it's difficult,<br><img src="http://latimesherocomplex.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/tranformers-ride2.jpg%3Fw%3D600"><br> it's something a lot of people could do, but you have <b>to</b> be given the chance to learn, to practise and to grow. One of<br><img src="ht | ||||||
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