 outfit (can’t tell color) is nice and I would wear that although I’d rather have a. top with sleeves.
The middle outfit: no. The muted color of the blue top is not a good shade for me, and I need my bottoms to be in darker colors.
The outfit on the right: yes to the pants. I am, in fact, wearing some slightly similar flowy wide-leg pants right now. Maybe to the top: I do love prints and florals and the black and the blue look like good colors to me, but it might have too much gold in it for my coloring. Also, I might have to fold the little ruffly cap sleeves under to create a more structured line — otherwise, I can foresee them being the kind of futzy detail that might drive me crazy.
Although I love the colors, the only thing I might wear is the print top, & I would only wear it under a jacket or cardigan. I am not a fan of joggers because they remind me too much of sweatpants, no matter what the fabric is, & I have bad memories in conjunction with sweats. The outfit in the middle reminds of pajamas, & the pocket placement on the top seems a bit odd. I do like many of the blue items in your slide show.
I agree that the middle outfit looks like PJ’s. I already have prettier options so would not go for these. I have some similar joggers in black but like blue so might try these blue ones if the price was right (for wearing jogging), but I would not go for the floral top displayed with them. I do not buy sleeveless blouses. Also, it does not look appropriate for jogging. I would try the pants on the right, and if the blouse came with more sleeve and a V neck, I would try that too. The colours would suit me and I think the pattern is pretty.KANO - Nigerian troops backed by civilian vigilantes on Tuesday claimed to have killed more than 70 Boko Haram fighters in a foiled attack to capture the strategic town of Konduga near Maiduguri.
A would-be suicide bomber was shot and killed before he could ram his explosives-laden car into a military checkpoint in the town during the attack on Monday, witnesses said.
Around 150 Boko Haram fighters entered the fishing town with a large herd of cattle pretending to be herders and opened fire on troops stationed in the town, leading to a six-hour gun battle.
“At the last count 73 Boko Haram gunmen were killed in the foiled attack,” a civilian vigilante, Butari Mala, told AFP.
“Among those killed was a suicide bomber who was shot inside his car loaded with explosives before he could reach his target,” he said.
A military source in Maiduguri, who requested anonymity because he is not authorised to speak to the media, confirmed Mala’s account, including the death toll.
The attack happened at about 7:00 am (0600 GMT) and the gunmen abandoned the cattle as they approached a military post, said Konduga resident, Abba Kaka.
“Unknown to the Boko Haram gunmen herdsmen in Konduga had been asked to keep away from some designated no-go areas,” he added.
“So when the gunmen came in through these designated areas it was clear to soldiers they were not genuine herdsmen and they met the soldiers waiting for them,” Kaka said by telephone from Maiduguri.
Soldiers and vigilantes have repelled more than a dozen attacks by Boko Haram on Konduga, which is some 35 kilometres (21 miles) southeast of Maiduguri.
Troops and vigilantes have been stationed in Konduga to prevent it from being used as a launchpad to attack the Borno state capital, where the group was founded in 2002. The latest defence of the town comes after a number of claimed Nigerian military successes, including the recapture of the town of Baga, on the shores of Lake Chad.
Soldiers, backed by armies from neighbouring countries have been involved in a fight-back against the militants, whose attacks have threatened regional security and upcoming elections in Nigeria.
Telefon AB L.M. Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent will build the first fourth-generation LTE wireless network in the U.S.
BARCELONA, Spain -- There was a big announcement here today that could bring super-fast 4G cell-phone service to the U.S. a lot quicker than previously expected.
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. They expect they will be able to start commercial service of the new technology next year.
That's what Verizon says. But according to some of the industry experts I discussed this with here at the show, the 2010 deadline seems a little bit overly optimistic. They believe that LTE technology is more like two or three years away from a feasible rollout in the U.S.
I spoke with a number of people responsible for making some of the highest-tech, recently announced, touch-screen handsets that the industry expects to be released this year. They told me that they see pure LTE-capable handsets becoming a reality a few years down the road.
One of the problems facing both the network and handset manufacturers could be an intermediate step of needing to create dual-mode handsets that will be able to be used on both Verizon's current CDMA/EVDO 3G network as well as its future 4G LTE frequencies.What keeps you going back to Lan Centers? (If you do)

I'm Becker,
I'm the Counter Strike Community Manager for eBash Video Game Centers in Indiana, US. (Located in Indianapolis and Terre Haute) A goal of eBash is to have "Community Days" throughout the week to help support the prize pools for tournaments as well as grow the communities as a whole, and ours (Counter Strike) is on Tuesdays. We have a small yet stable group of people that come in consistently on Tuesdays but we are wanting to grow that more.

So my question is to my fellow "CSGOers", what keeps your going to or what would get you into a lan center?
What would you like to see from our lan center that would interest you in showing up every Tuesday and participating in tournaments (which we have monthly)?

Any sort of feedback is helpful.
Thanks guys, I'm all ears.





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Deep radio surveys have shown that there is an upturn in the
differential radio source counts below $\sim 1 mJy$ that cannot be
reproduced by evolutionary models of the millijansky radio populations
(e.g \citealt{condon84}; \citealt{windhorst85}; \citealt{ciliegi99};
\citealt{gruppioni99}; \citealt{richards00}; \citealt{seymour04}; etc.). 
Dedicated follow-up spectroscopic programs of many of these deep radio
surveys (e.g. \citealt{thuan87}; \citealt{prandoni01};
\citealt{afonso05}) have shown that the submillijansky radio sources are 
mainly identified with faint blue galaxies with disturbed morphologies
indicative of interactions and merging activity. However, due to the
faint magnitudes of a large fraction of these submillijansky sources,
all these works are based on a small percentages of
identifications. Interestingly, \cite{gruppioni99} has shown that even
at submillijansky level a large fraction of the radio sources are
identified with early-type galaxies once the spectroscopic follow-up
reaches fainter magnitude limit.

The aim of this paper is to identify the radio sources in one of the
best studied region of the sky, the Chandra Deep Field South (CDF-S)
and to study the properties of their host galaxies down to faint radio
flux densities. The CDF-S area has been imaged with the Very Large
Array (VLA) down to 8.5 $\mu Jy$ rms near the field center and
3.5\arcsec resolution at both 1.4 and 5 GHz.  The radio catalogue
include 266 sources. Details on the reduction process and the overall
VLA data are reported in \cite{kellermann07}, Paper I. The CDF-S
region is the area of the sky with the most extensive multi-wavelength
observations available, covering an impressively wide range of
wavelength. All of NASA's existing Great Observatories (HST, Chandra
and Spitzer), ESA's XMM-Newton and the Very Large Telescope at ESO
have devoted hundreds of hours each to obtain state-of-the-art
sensitivities in this field. The large amount of ancillary data made
the VLA survey in the CDF-S extremely valuable to understand better
the properties of the submillijansky radio population. At the same
time the radio data can help resolving uncertainties on the
identification or the nature of sources selected at other
wavelengths.\\ The paper is structured as follows: in Section 2 we
provide a