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Gain the know-how and experience to invent your own cool gadgets.
With Arduino, building your own embedded gadgets is easy, even for beginners. Embedded systems are everywhere — inside cars, children's toys, mobile phones. This book will teach you the basics of embedded systems and help you build your first gadget in just a few days. Each learn-as-you-build project that follows will add to your knowledge and skills.
Chapter 1 — Introduction 1.1: Building Philosophy 1.2: Reusing Parts 1.3: Buying Components 1.4: Useful Tools 1.5: Electronic Circuit Theory Review
Chapter 2 — Arduino: The Brains of an Embedded System 2.1: Why Arduino? 2.2: Starting with Arduino 2.3: Hello World with Arduino 2.4: Structure of "Hello World" 2.5: Arduino Uno 2.6: Arduino Nano
Chapter 3 — Stalker Guard 3.1: What You'll Learn 3.2: Tools and Parts 3.3: Solderless Breadboard 3.4: Jumper Wire 3.5: Ping Ultrasonic Sensor 3.6: Vibration Motor 3.7: Combining Components to Make the Stalker Guard 3.8: Making the Motor Vibrate 3.9: Providing Power from a Battery 3.10: What's Next? 3.11: Making an Enclosure
Chapter 4 — Insect Robot 4.1: What You'll Learn 4.2: Tools and Parts 4.3: Servo Motors 4.4: Constructing the Frame 4.5: Programming the Walk 4.6: Avoiding Obstacles Using Ultrasound 4.7: What's Next?
Chapter 5 — Interactive Painting 5.1: What You'll Learn 5.2: Tools and Parts 5.3: Resistors 5.4: LEDs 5.5: Detecting Motion Using Ultrasonic Sensors 5.6: Moving Images 5.7: Installing Python 5.8: Hello World in Python 5.9: Communicating over the Serial Port 5.10: Displaying a Picture 5.11: Scaling an Image to Full Screen 5.12: Changing Images with Button Control 5.13: Gesture-Controlled Painting in Full Screen 5.14: Animating the Sliding Image 5.15: Connecting Arduino with Processing 5.16: Processing Code for the Painting 5.17: The Finished Painting 5.18: Creating an Enclosure 5.19: Building a Frame
Chapter 6 — Boxing Clock 6.1: What You'll Learn 6.2: Tools and Parts 6.3: Android Software Installation 6.4: Creating a Boxing Clock in Android 6.5: What's Next?
Chapter 7 — Remote for a Smart Home 7.1: What You'll Learn 7.2: Tools and Parts 7.3: The Relay: A Controllable Switch 7.4: Hacking the Remote Control 7.5: Controlling the Arduino from the Computer 7.6: Creating a Graphical User Interface 7.7: The Finished Remote Control Interface 7.8: Creating an Enclosure
Chapter 8 — Soccer Robot 8.1: What You Will Learn 8.2: Tools and Parts 8.3: Continuous Rotation Servos 8.4: Modding a Standard Servo into a Continuous Rotation Servo 8.5: Connecting the Arduino to the Bluetooth Mate 8.6: Testing the Bluetooth Connection 8.7: Building a Frame for the Robot 8.8: Programming the Movements 8.9: Controlling Movement from a Computer 8.10: Steering with an Android Cell Phone 8.11: The Accelerometer 8.12: An Easier Approach to Bluetooth 8.13: Controlling the Robot with Cell Phone Motion 8.14: Completing the Soccer Robot 8.15: What's Next?
Appendix — tBlue Library for Android Colophon
Kimmo Karvinen works as a CTO in hardware manufacturer that specializes in integrated AV and security systems. Before that he worked as a marketing communications project leader and as a creative director and partner in advertisement agency. Kimmo's education includes a Masters of Art.
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The Phils' first game of the Grapefruit League is over…
…and sadly, thanks to the game being called before the start of the bottom half of the seventh inning because of rain, the Phils lose to the Blue Jays, 4-3.
The Blue Jays took the lead in the top of the first inning against Phils' starter Roberto Hernandez as, with two men out, and with nobody on base, Jose Bautista hits a solo home run to left field, his first home run of spring training, giving the Blue Jays a 1-0 lead. The Phils would tie the game up at one-all in their half of the first, as, with two men on, and with one man out, Ryan Howard hits an RBI single off of J.A. Happ, knocking in lead-off man Ben Revere, who had started the Phils' Grapefruit League season with a single, then moved up to second base on Happ's wild pitch, while sending Jimmy Rollins, who had just walked, over to third base. The Phils then took a 2-1 lead as Marlon Byrd followed with an RBI single, knocking in Rollins, while moving Howard up to second base. The Blue Jays would tie the game up at two-all in the top of the second inning as, with a man on second, and with nobody out, Colby Rasmus hits an RBI double, scoring Brett Lawrie, who had started the inning off with a double. The Blue Jays would take the lead in the top of the third inning, as with two men on, and with one man out, Adam Lind hits an RBI single off of Phillippe Aumont, knocking in Melky Cabrera, who had started the inning off with a walk, then moved up to second base on Bautista's walk, giving the Blue Jays a 3-2 lead, while moving Bautista, who had just walked, up to second base. One batter later, after Aumont's wild pitch had moved both runners up a base, Lawrie hits into an RBI groundout, 1-3, bringing home Bautista, giving the Blue Jays a 4-2 lead, while moving Lind up to third base. The Phils would cut the Blue Jays' lead down to 4-3 in the bottom of the fifth inning as, with one man on, and with one man out, Ronny Cedeno hits an RBI double off of Kyle Drabek, scoring Tony Gwynn, Jr., who had just walked. That would end up being the final score, as it started to rain in Clearwater before the Phils could bat in their half of the seventh inning, and after a while, the game was called.
Roberto Hernandez pitched two innings for the Phils, giving up two runs on four hits. Phillippe Aumont (0-1, 18.00) took the lost as he pitched an inning, giving up two runs on two hits, two walks, and a wild pitch. Jeff Manship, Antonio Bastardo and Kevin Munson combined for four scoreless innings, giving up three hits (one hit each) and a walk (Munson), while striking out five (Manship (3), Bastardo (1), Munson (1)). J.A. Happ pitched an inning for the Blue Jays, giving up two runs on four hits, a walk and a wild pitch. Todd Redmond (1-0, 0.00) got the win as he threw two scoreless innings, striking out a batter. Kyle Drabek pitched one and two-thirds innings, giving up a run on a hit and three walks, striking out a batter. Neil Wagner pitched an inning, giving up a walk, while striking out three batters. Chad Jenkins recorded his first save of the spring as he pitched a third of an inning, getting out the only batter whom he would face.
The Phils would end the game with five hits, a single by Ben Revere, an RBI single by Ryan Howard, an RBI single by Marlon Byrd, a single by Dom Brown and an RBI double by Ronny Cedeno. The Phils also had five walks in the game (Jimmy Rollins, Bobby Abreu (2), Tony Gwynn, Jr., Darin Ruf). The defense would commit an error (throwing error by third baseman Maikel Franco) and a doubleplay (6-4-3) in the game.
The Phils' next Grapefruit League game will be tomorrow afternoon against the Blue Jays at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium in Dunedin, Florida at 1:05 pm EST. The Phils' starter is suppose to be Cliff Lee (14-8, 2.87 (2013)), while the Blue Jays' starter is suppose to be R.A. Dickey (14-13, 4.21 (2013)). Hopefully the final outcome will be difference tomorrow.

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Fall is here! I spend my sunday out walking around with my dog. Don't you love it when it's still sunny out? A new season means updating my wardrobe, so I was really happy when NA-KD fashion approached me if I wanted to shop some items from their new fall collection.
Dad sneakers.
These oversized sneakers with a thick, bulky sole are becoming a favourite of trendsetters everywhere. Causing a complete turnaround from the wearing neat, sleek and clean sneakers, like the Stan Smith.
Instagram and Pinterest are flooded with influencers and models wearing the 'ugly dad sneaker'. And when this trend was adopted by the likes of Bella Hadid, Kim Kardashian, Hailey Baldwin and many others, you know it's gonna be big.
Benefit Cheek Parade
Benefit Cosmetics has launched a new blush palette called Cheek Parade and it's a showstopper!
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A few weeks ago I attended the Proefparade, where I left with a bag full of goodies, including a haircare set by the Austrialian brand Nak. Nak is an Australian hair company that provides hair care and products, for professional as well as consumers and the brand is inspired by the Australia: the environment, sun and blue skies, oceans and majestic landscapes. Sound great, right? Check out my experience and review!
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Malaria discovery
"We have found one likely explanation for the length of time it takes for the expectant mother's immune defences to discover the infection in the placenta," says Lea Barfod, MSc, who is working with Professor Lars Hviid at the Centre for Medical Parasitology, University of Copenhagen.
"The parasites are able to assume a camouflage that prevents their recognition by the immune system antibodies which would otherwise combat them. So although the immune system has all the weapons it needs to fight the infection of the placenta, these weapons are ineffectual simply because the enemy is hard to spot. Ironically the camouflage also consists of antibodies, but of a type that does not help to fight infection."
The malaria parasite at war with the immune system
One human being in twelve is infected with malaria. That means 500 million people are carrying the tiny parasite, and it kills a million of them a year. The disease costs so many lives because the parasite constantly outmanoeuvres the human immune system. It starts by hiding in the red blood cells. The immune system does not bother with these as the spleen usually filters defective blood cells.
To avoid this filter, the parasite ejects a protein hook which attaches to the inner wall of the blood vessel, and even if the immune system antibodies destroy one such hook, the parasite has more than sixty in its arsenal. One of them has evolved specially to attach to the placenta. While the war is being waged the parasite propagates and infects more and more red blood cells, which are normally used for transporting nutrients and oxygen around the body.
Fighting from house to house
"In an advanced version of hide-and-seek the parasites keep looking for new ways of preventing the antibodies from recognising them. It is a kind of urban guerrilla war in which the fighting is conducted from house to house," says Lars Hviid.
"One example is the ability of the parasites to hide in the placenta. The first time an African woman conceives her placenta provides a new opportunity for the parasite to hide: a new house, so to speak, and in a way that prevents discovery by the immune system. It takes time for the immune defences to react to the new threat, and meanwhile the camouflaged parasite harms the woman and her unborn child."
The researchers are now going to study whether the malaria parasite also uses its camouflage at other stages of an infection.
"Perhaps it is not only the parasites in the placenta that are capable of hiding like this," Lars Hviid says.
"It takes the body a surprisingly long time to develop protection from Malaria, and perhaps the trick we have just discovered is part of the explanation. It is important for us to find out if this is the case in order to help us to understand malaria in general, but also to help us in our efforts to develop a vaccination. We have plenty of work to be going on with," Lars Hviid concludes.
Lea Barfod and Lars Hviid's discovery has just been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.
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State archaeologist has dug his job _ literally
WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) -- On a hot and sticky August day in 2012, after hours of sifting through soil in a Danbury cemetery hunting bones, Nick Bellantoni started what some might call a negotiation with the dead.
"C'mon Albert, c'mon, show yourself," he whispered in hushed tones. "Your family, they came all this way to find you. C'mon, we don't want to let them down."
He was searching for the remains of Albert Afraid of Hawk, a rough rider with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show who died while on tour in Danbury back in 1900.
The state archaeologist had been called in after the discovery of a burial record in 2008 that indicated Afraid of Hawk lay in an unmarked grave in Wooster Cemetery.
Five years later, Afraid of Hawk's descendants from the Oglala Lakota tribe in South Dakota traveled to Danbury to bring the rough rider home. But first Bellantoni had to find him.
"I always want answers, to know what happened, it's why I do what I do, but this was more than just a history mystery, this was reuniting a family," Bellantoni said. "So I started talking."
Those are his specialties. As state archaeologist, Bellantoni is responsible for identifying and preserving the archaeological sites of Connecticut, of which there are at least 6,000.
It is a job he has held for 27 years, a position that no one else has ever held. Until next month, that is, when Bellatoni gives up his title, if not his tools, for retirement.
Brian D. Jones, an archaeologist for 24 years who specializes in the study of the Native American cultures of the Northeast, will succeed Bellantoni.
Bellantoni will still teach his introductory archaeology classes at the University of Connecticut, and remain active in the field, with hopes of returning to at least a few old dig sites.
The witty, fast-talking philosopher will probably write a book, too, about some of the intriguing, poignant and even shocking stories he has dug up over his three-decade career.
He has been thrilling hushed crowds for years with stories of his hunt for the remains of the Leatherman, the first airplane crash at Bradley Airport, and would-be vampires in Griswold.
His 2002 investigation at abolitionist John Brown's birthplace turned the Torrington site, where Brown lived until he was 5, into a state archaeological preserve.
With a few notable exceptions, like a trip to Russia to prove a skull there was not that of Adolf Hitler, Bellantoni has been a Connecticut fixture, popping up all over the state.
He wanted the public to understand that archaeology is about the study of the physical remains of any culture, and that you don't have to travel to Mexico, Rome or Egypt to do it.
That realization is what drew Bellantoni to the field in the first place. He calls himself a late bloomer, a terrible student who turned himself around during a four-year stint in the Navy.
His turning point was an introductory anthropology class at Middlesex Community College, the only school that would take him -- and only because he was a veteran -- that led him to his calling.
The job has changed a lot over the last three decades, he said. Technological advances like ground-penetrating radar, either carried on a sled that traverses a site or used by planes flying over large swaths of forest, almost make a trowel look quaint.
"It's crazy what we can do now without even breaking ground," Bellantoni said. "I'm still a get-my-hands-dirty kind of guy, but even I recognize how important this stuff is for us."
Not every day is an adventure. The position was created back in 1987 to help the state's 169 local land-use boards evaluate private development plans for possible archaeological impact.
But days spent reviewing strip malls pay off when he is called in to investigate a Revolutionary War camp in Redding or the tomb of the first president of the Continental Congress.
He doesn't always find answers to his questions. The soil here in Connecticut is acidic, often eating away at human remains buried in wooden coffins, leaving no DNA behind.
That is what happened when Bellantoni went in search of the buried remains of Venture Smith in East Haddam. Smith was a slave who bought his own freedom and became a successful merchant.
The Beecher House Society of Torrington and descendants of Smith had hoped Bellantoni could find a trace of Smith's DNA, which might tell them where he was born in Africa.
But there was no trace left of Smith, only his coffin nails.
That is why Bellantoni found himself negotiating with Albert Afraid of Hawk that humid August day two years ago. He did not want the family to go home empty-handed.
Bellantoni got the answer he was looking for on that day.
The family had just left the gravesite for a luncheon given in their honor at the hospital where Afraid of Hawk died, likely of food poisoning, when Bellantoni found a bone.
Not just any bone, either, but a piece of Afraid of Hawk's skull. They would eventually unearth hair fibers and copper beads from an earring along with coffin handles.
"I felt like he heard me," Bellantoni said. "I'm a man of science, so I don't usually go in for that kind of thing, but I felt like that story really needed an ending."
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So you have memory problems in your Flex application?
First, if you aren't already acquainted with the memory issues in the flash player, browse through some of these links:
Grant Skinner:
- http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2006/06/as3_resource_ma.html
- http://www.gskinner.com/blog/archives/2008/04/failure_to_unlo.html
Sean Christmann: http://www.craftymind.com/2008/04/09/kick-starting-the-garbage-collector-in-actionscript-3-with-air/
Alex Harui:
- http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/2008/09/using_the_flex_builder_3x_prof.html
- http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/2009/05/more_on_finding_memory_leaks.html
- http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/2009/08/what_we_know_about_unloading_m.html
Adobe official docs: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=profiler_6.html
I would like to add a technique to the collective knowledge that I have implemented in our MVC framework and propagated through our legacy code base: IDisposable.
The contract of IDisposable is very simple, exposing a lone method:
dispose(). An implementation of the interface has the following responsibilities:
- Follow the rules of the aforementioned links (e.g. removing event listeners)
- Call dispose on any IDisposable children that he is responsible for.
- Explicitly set all class level non-simple types to null, including splicing arrays, and deleting dictionary/object keys.
The reason for number 3 is very simple. Take a look at the following diagram taken from the garbage collection overview by Grant:
Since the first pass of the flash garbage collector is based off of reference counting, the goal is to remove all references that you can control in order to optimize for the collector. Let's see an example.
private var _string1:String = "Don't bother disposing of me"; private var _a:Array; private var _o1:Object; private var _o2:Object; private var _o3:Object; function ohSnap():void { _o1 = {label: "sweet"}; _o2 = {label: "awesome", sweet: _o1}; _o3 = {label: "cool", awesome: _o2, sweet: _o1}; _a = [_o1, _o2, _o3]; }
Even if this array and collection of objects ends up white in the mark and sweep diagram above, they remain in memory until the second phase of the collector is activated. Why?
Lets count the references of the objects created in ohSnap:
o1: 4 references, by the array, o2, o3, and _o1.
o2: 3 references, by the array, o3, and _o2.
o3: 2 references, by the array and _o3.
a: 1 reference by _a
Now, let's go on ahead and optimize our destruction by cleaning up these references in our dispose method:
public function dispose():void { for ( var i:int = _a.length-1; i > -1; i-- ) { var o:Object = _a[i]; for ( var key:String in o ) { delete o[key]; } _a.splice(i, 1); } _o1 = null; _o2 = null; _o3 = null; _a = null; }
Deleting the keys of the objects removes the references of o1 in o2 and o3, and o2 in o3, while splicing the array removed the references to o1, o2, and o3. Finally, the class level references to the objects were removed, leaving a reference count of zero for the three objects and array.
In addition to having the marksweep collection method run less because the reference count method removes the objects first, implementing a standard contract in your applications for all objects makes memory management, such as identifying leaks easier because the cleanup of each object is in a standardized place.


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Harris: Do Numbers Tell The Whole Story?
By Mike Harris | Senior Writer
By this time, everyone who follows NASCAR knows that the statistics for Jimmie Johnson's first eight seasons in the Sprint Cup series are pretty darn impressive, topped by those four straight championships.
But is it the best first eight years for a NASCAR driver? Let's take a look at some stats and let you judge for yourself.
And, by the way, this is a bit like comparing apples and oranges, since some of the following drivers – Junior Johnson, David Pearson, Cale Yarborough and Darrell Waltrip – either chose to run partial schedules or didn't have full-time rides at times in their first few seasons.
For the sake of consistency, I'm starting the clock on each of these drivers from the first year they ran a full or nearly full schedule.
After posting the latest chapter in his unprecedented quad championship run, Johnson, at 34 years of age, has racked up 47 wins and has yet to finish worse than fifth in the season points.
After eight seasons, he is tied with Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon in championships and trails only seven-time winners Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt.
Petty, who began his career in an era when NASCAR often ran more than 50 races a year, was 30 years old when he completed his eighth season at stock car racing's top level. By that time, the future King of NASCAR, had already accumulated 75 of his record 200 wins, two of his titles and six top-five points finishes.
Earnhardt was 35 by the time he completed his eighth full season in Cup. The Intimidator, who won rookie of the year honors and a championship in his first two seasons, had 20 wins, two titles and three top-fives at the same stage as Johnson.
Gordon, who finished a solid third in the points in 2009 and remains a contender, was 28 after his eighth Cup season. The man dubbed Wonder Boy and Rainbow Warrior in his early years piled up 52 wins, three of his titles and four top-fives in that stretch.
In the recent voting for the first class in NASCAR's new Hall of Fame, Petty, Earnhardt and Junior Johnson were elected along with NASCAR founder Bill France and his son, Bill France Jr.
Johnson, who never won a championship as a driver, was 31 after his first eight seasons. He has 37 wins and failed to finished among the top-five in points up to that point.
There was also plenty of Hall of Fame support for Pearson, Yarborough and Waltrip, along with Bobby Allison. All or most of that quartet could wind up being part of the second HOF class.
Waltrip's early record was the most impressive of the group. He was 35 after eight seasons and had 51 wins, two championships and six top-fives.
Pearson, who never drove a full season in Cup, was 33 after his first eight years in the series. He had 46 wins, two championships and three top-fives.
Allison was 35, with 42 wins, no titles and four top-fives, while Yarborough, who got off to a slow start in the sport, was 30 after eight seasons, with 11 wins and no titles or top-fives.
So, there you have it, a lot of statistics on some of the greatest drivers who have been part of the 61-year history of the stock car sport. But what does it all mean?
My take is that Jimmie Johnson, whether he has the best start of any driver in Cup history or not, is a special talent that should be more appreciated than he is.
And here's a thought: Johnson and his No. 48 Chevrolet team certainly show no signs of slowing down any time soon. What if the stats from his next eight years equal or surpass what he has already accomplished? Where would you place him on the all-time pecking order then?
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Doing the "Big Sites & Big Brands Site Clinic" session with Dave Nylor later to day. That is only going to be fun! Those that know David know that he is not only a very bright guy but really funny and so the least straight forward. Anne Kennedy will be holding us back. One of the things covered will be competitive link intelligence for selected sites.
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European Search Personality of the year 2014, Kristján Már Hauksson, is the Co-Founder and COO of SMFB Engine, based in Oslo, Norway. This newfound digital activation/marketing agency works closely with the award winning creative agency, SMFB, in making sure that each idea has the digital presence to make it fly. Kristján is a publish author on the topic Internet Marketing and Search Engine Marketing.http://www.smfbengine.com


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I decided to raid my stash of stamped images while I was making my thank you cards. I had a couple of this image left and just couldn't resist it. It's called Party Animals by Penny Black. So I actually made two of these.
And I also got to use my brand new goodies from Papertrey Ink, the "thank you" from Lily of the Valley, the frame stamp and matching die from Fillable Frames 2, and the eyelet lace border die. And since all those little circles from the eyelet die were laying on my desk, I just used one of them for my flower center and covered it in Glossy Accents. I colored the Party Animals with Copic markers. Papers are Georgia Pacific white, SU celery, and DCWV Nana's Nursery.
Now, I promise to have something other than baby thank yous for you soon.


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Seahawks beat Broncos with best defense Super Bowl has ever seen
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The 1985 Chicago Bears. The 2000 Baltimore Ravens. The 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Those teams all rode dominant defenses to lopsided Super Bowl victories.
But it's the 2013 Seattle Seahawks who turned in the best defensive performance in the now 48-year history of the National Football League's big game. Their 43-8 victory over the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII was even more impressive than what the Bears (46-10), Ravens (34-7) and Buccaneers (48-21) did to their opponents.
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The Bears faced the overmatched New England Patriots. The Ravens saw the overwhelmed New York Giants. The Buccaneers had the toughest offensive challenge, but rolled past Rich Gannon and the Oakland Raiders.
That doesn't compare to facing Peyton Manning, one of the best quarterbacks ever, coming off his best season, leading a record-setting offense.
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|Get Seahawks Super Bowl championship gear NOW
|Halftime show: Mars set scores; no malfunctions
|Vegas: Business booms | Underdog bettors cash in
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|MVP: Seahawks LB Malcolm Smith | All XLVIII
|Video: Action and more from NFL championship game
|Ouch! Store antes up $70k on safety
|Super site: Just plain cool | Transportation nightmare
|Injuries: Seahawks' Sherman | Broncos' Vasquez
|Seattle victory parade planned Wednesday
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|Broadway Joe Namath stylin' at coin flip
|Seahawks fans celebrate
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The Broncos produced the most regular-season points in NFL history (606) and Manning, the league MVP, broke the marks for passing touchdowns (55) and yardage (5,477).
That didn't matter one bit to the Seahawks, who were No. 1 in scoring defense, No. 1 in total defense and No. 1 in passing defense, and played every bit like it. They made it 5-1 for top defenses that faced top offenses in the Super Bowl, the first team to do so in 23 years.
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll didn't want to talk about his team being that dominant, and still went with the 1985 Bears as his Super Bowl defense of choice.
But his players, quite a bit younger than 62 years old and too young to remember the Monsters of the Midway's heyday, had no problems stacking themselves up as the best. Just like the Bears, Ravens and Bucs before them, the Seahawks have the necessary swagger of a championship defense.
"It's disappointing to me we still gave up points," linebacker Bobby Wagner said of the Seahawks' not getting a shutout. "I definitely think we're up there. We went against a legend. Now we've got to keep doing it."
Cornerback Richard Sherman said the Seahawks aren't loaded with early-round picks or All-Pros, or attention-getters beyond their secondary. What still makes them capable of such dominance is how they come through with depth on every level.
"We're a bunch a misfits in some ways," Sherman said. "I think the world learned how complete of a team we are, and how complete our defense is. It's not just the Legion of Boom back there, with four guys who play good football. It's a great linebacker corps, and a great D-line. They deserve the respect."
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It only took 12 seconds for the Seahawks to grab the lead with a safety. Their defense made it seem like 2-0 was insurmountable.
From the moment the Broncos' first snap of the game flew over Manning's head, their record-setting passing and scoring offense was out of sync. Then the Seahawks' pass rushers, linebackers and all-star secondary took over to keep it that way.
Seattle came in loaded with a nasty physical identity, backed up by its trademark youthful confidence. But what was also on display was superb speed, as the Seahawks flew to Manning and around the field to thwart his talented targets.
The Seahawks built a 36-0 lead before Manning and the Broncos got their first points, a touchdown followed up by a two-point conversion, at the end of the third quarter.
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The Broncos were doomed at halftime, after the second of Manning's two interceptions was returned for a field-flipping 69-yard touchdown by linebacker Malcolm Smith, the game's worthy MVP. Manning was sacked once, but the Seahawks' consistent pressure forced several "ducks", with safety Kam Chancellor picking off one.
With terrific coverage to back up the pass rush, they kept Manning from seeing deep shots open up for his receivers. The Seahawks' fast and strong tackling as a team also obliterated another Broncos' strength, big plays after the catch. Denver's running game was a non-factor even before the game got out of hand.
Pressuring, covering, tackling, smacking, it was all there. Try to find any weakness. You can't. That's the strength of strengths, stronger than the strongest.
The Seahawks are built for the modern era, with their pass rushers and defensive backs to combat the passing-game boom. They also have a throwback feel with their proud hard hitting and prouder trash talk.
The Giants set the new-school blueprint when they were able to slow the previous highest-scoring juggernaut, the 2007 Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. The Seahawks took it to a whole new level against the Broncos, never in danger of losing the game. It was an old-school wire-to-wire effort that never relented. The best of both schools, and yes, the best ever for one night on the NFL's biggest stage.
Defenses still do win championships and Super Bowls. Defenses built like the Seahawks' just do it a little easier, even when facing a quarterback as good as Manning.


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The photos have risen!
I found some really nice photography right in my own neck of the Poulsbo woods called Risen Photography.
Risen photography is a new up and coming photography company that travels to locations in Kitsap County to offer assistance with product, fashion, scenery and pet photography.
Young business owner Zachary Jachimowicz has been specializing in product pictures for the past five years for a local Jewlery company and is now expanding to offer real estate photos, food, scenery and b2b photography services.
I hear his rates are very reasonable and he has a new website located here and is very active on his Risen Photography facebook page.
Check out his photos. I hope they move you like they do me!
Risen Photography will also be featured in a book published by Synclectic-Media in the next few months. Enjoy!
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Design is everywhere. It can be in the food we eat, the art we buy or the Jewelry we wear. The Designs of the Times Blog is about the people, places and things that help us a enjoy the abundance of creativity all around us. Join us as we showcase the rich designs of our surroundings that make up this great area we call home- Kitsap County! We hope to bring inspiration, joy, and creativity to all who read our Blog.


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Creative Clash
This design-inspired magazine is a belated product of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art's Design MMOCA event put on earlier this year. Inspired by artwork from the permanent collection, area designers created installations that exhibited at the museum. Mad Mag wanted a piece of this cool, creative action, so our art director Tim Burton selected Sap by local artist and art professor T.L. Solien. Because of our deadlines Tim's installation—also known as the cover of this issue—debuts a bit late. It's not easy to balance the precise rules of cover design with such an open-ended assignment, but as usual Tim rose to the occasion. He challenged himself to innovate, to create something new but something that still says "Madison."
You can see more design content throughout the issue, including the cover story featuring successful designers in our community, who are often dubbed members of "the creative class," so-named by economist Richard Florida, author of The Rise of the Creative Class published in 2002. In the book, Madison was listed as the most creative small city in America due to high scores on the indicators of talent, technology and tolerance. Soon after, we ran a cover story, "Meet the Creative Class," featuring area residents who fit the description, as well as an article examining Florida's tolerance data, a.k.a. the "Gay Index," titled "How Gay is Madison?"
The creative classer who wrote the latter piece for us was a guy by the name of Frank Bures, who just penned another article, this time rebuking Florida's theory. "The Fall of the Creative Class" appears in a new magazine out of Minneapolis, where Bures and his family moved after several disappointing years in Madison. Bures rejects our city's reputation as a bastion of creativity—the kind that bolsters the economy and quality of life. In a particularly scathing passage, he dubs it "a giant suburb with a university in the middle." He also quotes geography professor and former Madisonian Jamie Peck, who has been an outspoken critic of the creative class theory: "What was driving Madison was public sector spending through the university, not the dynamic Florida was describing."
If you care about this stuff like I do (check out Florida's rebuttal to Bures on his blog at The Atlantic Cities), it's been a fascinating diversion from the sweltering summer heat. While Bures's bitter pill was hard for me to swallow, I get it. If you are young and untethered to anything other than an adventurous spirit, life in Madison can be dispiriting once the farmers' market, the lakes and State Street excitement wear off. I waited tables and clerked at the car wash before landing a "real" job and building a life here. What I learned from my youthful spontaneity is that unless you are extraordinary, you have to actively pursue the good life, not passively expect it to find you.
Years before Florida's book came out, Money magazine ranked us the best place to live in America based on job growth, home prices, schools and more. While it made for some fabulous city signage and we all felt better about winter, the reality is that wonky data and word of mouth aren't reasons to relocate.
What these numbers didn't show was a swiftly changing demographic that makes it harder to educate kids. Or a looming budget shortfall that can no longer sustain the university and state government as secure and plentiful employment bases. The farmers' market and Overture Center are economic stimulators but food and the arts both need to be connected more broadly to the health and wealth of our region before they'll have a larger impact on the economy. Unless you work in sectors like health care and law or you are a successful entrepreneur—or you work at Epic or Shopbop—Madison is not upwardly mobile. Like Bures, creative class workers can max out on their growth potential because the market is so small for writers, artists, techies and other knowledge workers. That's changing, but not overnight.
You could argue the finer points of Richard Florida's theories all day, but the fact is that Madison is a great place to live if you have a good job and you feel connected to people around you. Bures, who by the way lived in Verona, not Madison, has simply found that someplace else.
Brennan Nardi is editor of Madison Magazine.
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First, do you really think that scientific journals as such will become obsolete in several years? I wouldn't like to jump on a sinking boat.
Second, is my non-native English a big obstacle? I won't be able to acquire the same level of literacy as in my mother's tongue. Though my English is quite fluent, it is still far from native. Scientific journalism is not literature though, and there are proofreaders...
Did any of you made such a change? Was it satisfying?
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An excellent example of this popular express cruiser by Cruisers Inc of the USA. She benefits from having the stunning white/blue hull. Viewing of this vessel is highly recommended!
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Nearly 7,000 Expected to Attend World Conference on Christian Counseling
Nearly 7,000 Christian counselors, pastors, students and Christian leaders from the U.S. and more than 30 countries are set to attend a world conference in Nashville, Tenn., beginning Wednesday hosted by the American Association of Christian Counselors.
The association says that it believes the "ministry to persons acknowledges the complexity of humans as physical, psychological, social, and spiritual beings. The ultimate goal of Christian counseling is to help others move to personal wholeness, interpersonal competence, mental stability, and spiritual maturity."
Among other parts of the AACC's doctrinal statement, it states, "That the Holy Spirit is the agent of regeneration and renewal for believers in Christ, that He makes the presence of Jesus Christ real in believers, and that He comforts, guides, convicts, and enables believers to live in ways that honor Him. "
The four-day conference, "Our Time is Now," is sold-out and scheduled to take place at the Opryland Hotel.
AACC president Dr. Tim Clinton said, "Our staff has been prayerfully and diligently working for over a year to create a Christ-centered, professionally-focused conference environment, but we know that without the Holy Spirit's work there will be no lasting impact. Our prayer is that attendees' experience will be nothing short of life-changing. These are challenging times for many of our members, for our country and for modern-day Christianity, and we are standing together asking God to pour out His favor and blessing on our time together."
The opening plenary session on Wednesday evening includes messages by Clinton, and apologetics scholar and best-selling author, Ravi Zacharias. Later, MercyMe will take the stage for the "Let's Get it Started" celebration event. Throughout the week, renowned Christian leaders David Jeremiah, James Dobson, John Ortberg, Eric Metaxas, George Barna, Max Lucado, Tullian Tchividjian, John Eldredge, Diane Langberg, Emerson Eggerichs, Gabe Lyons, Harold Koenig, Ricky Rigsby, Margaret Feinberg, Mark Driscoll, and Congressman Randy Forbes will address the audience in "powerful keynote sessions."
This year's World Conference is scheduled to offer more than 50 different pre-conference learning institutes, over 160 workshops, over 80 poster presentations, 10 networking mixers, 3 luncheons, and an exhibit hall of more than 250 major Christian organizations featuring the latest resources and products to equip clinicians and caregivers, according to AACC.
"Packed with times of learning, spiritual growth and development, opportunities for networking, and even a little fun, the energy and excitement will only escalate with praise and worship by Michael O'Brien, Charles Billingsley and the World Conference praise band, along with award-winning artists Mandisa and Matthew West, and comedian Tim Hawkins," organizers said.
With nearly 50,000 members, the association of counselors is the largest and most diverse faith-based counseling association in the world, according to AACC. For more information, visit www.worldconference.net or www.aacc.net.


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Artists behind iconic Houston sculpture sue Honda over ad
Dan Havel and Dean Ruck, the artists behind the famous 2005 Houston art piece "Inversion" have filed a copyright infringement suit against the Honda Motor Company and commercial directors for using their iconic inverted sculpture in a TV ad for their relaunch of the Honda CR-V.
In a commercial titled "Leap," directed by Sam Brown and produced by the UK-based Rogue production house, a man drives through a home which has been inverted in the same manner as the Inversion House. The ad seems to intimate that driving an SUV through a hole in a house will be a good idea.
Honda's "Do More New" campaign wasn't new at all, according to the lawsuit, filed last week. In the press info for the commercial, Inversion, Havel, and Ruck are mentioned as inspirations. The house was copyrighted by the pair earlier this year.
According to the lawsuit, in August 2012 the Rogue people contacted Ruck asking if they could use the "portal" idea in an upcoming ad. Rogue sent over a mock-up of what the "portal" would look like at Ruck's request, with Ruck replying that the plans weren't a copyright infringement.
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Once Ruck and Havel saw the finished product days before the commercial was to hit British TV and the web in late October 2012, they saw that the house in the finished ad was too much like the Inversion house and balked.
Rogue offered them what was termed as a "token amount" of compensation, and Ruck and Havel declined, noting that they never signed off on the rights to the house for Honda's use.
Documents obtained by the Houston Chronicle show Havel and Ruck are seeking a jury trial, general relief, attorney's fees, and a host of other damages in relation to Honda and Rogue using the Inversion house in the ad.


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Eden, crazy wench that she is, has decided to do a weekly meme. And because I love the fact that she is a crazy wench, I'm going to participate. This weeks is handwriting. I often wonder, if like verbal communication, hand written communication will go by the way side.
I love putting pen to paper, or pencil to paper. If I'm going to be doing heaps of writing, my preferred tool is a pencil. I'm not sure why. I like the way pencil slides across the page, and it can be erased....
I love getting notebooks as gifts. I have all my journals from a billion years ago. There is something cathartic about the process of writing. It feels more connected then typing.
This notebook was given to me by my mother years and years ago. I kept it for a long time, and didn't use it. Now I use it to write all sorts of strange things in it. It lives in my bedside table.
looking for answers
when I've forgotten what the questions were
looking for redemption
when I'm not sure what was sin
looking for forgiveness
when I'm uncertain if I did wrong
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) So long, Eagles.
Up ahead for the Cincinnati Bengals, the only Pennsylvania team that truly matters.
Andy Dalton threw a touchdown pass and ran for another score, an opportunistic defense forced five turnovers and Cincinnati beat the Philadelphia Eagles 34-13 on Thursday night.
The Bengals (8-6) took a half-game lead over the Steelers for the last playoff spot in the AFC. But their game at Pittsburgh next week is far more important in the standings than this one.
The Bengals would clinch their second straight playoff berth with a win over the Steelers if Pittsburgh loses at Dallas this Sunday. A loss to the Steelers, though, likely would ruin Cincinnati's chances because it would lose the tiebreaker.
``We control what we can control,'' coach Marvin Lewis said. ``We want to win in December, so we have a chance to win in January.''
Can they beat the Steelers? Probably not if they play like they did for most of their 60 minutes at Lincoln Financial Field. They committed 10 of their 11 penalties through the first three quarters. Dalton was sacked six times by one of the worst lines in the league.
Dalton was an unimpressive 13 of 27 for 127 yards and a touchdown. No receiver had more than 63 yards.
Funny how a playoff push can make those stats meaningless as long as the Bengals win.
``We're playing for something now,'' Dalton said. ``That's great and that's what makes it fun this time of year.''
The Eagles' season was lost a long time ago. They fell to 4-10, losing double-digit games for the first time since 2005, the year after losing the Super Bowl to New England.
There were plenty of empty seats at the Linc, where fans are hoping this is Andy Reid's final season as coach. Reid led the Eagles to nine playoff appearances, six division titles and five NFC championship games in his first 13 years. But the Eagles will miss the playoffs for the second straight year and owner Jeffrey Lurie already said 8-8 would be ``unacceptable.''
``I thought the effort was there and guys played hard,'' Reid said, ``but you just can't have those turnovers. That's a problem.''
An interception by Leon Hall set up Dalton's go-ahead 11-yard TD run in the third quarter. Then Wallace Gilberry picked up Bryce Brown's fumble and ran it back 25 yards for another score and an 11-point lead.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran for 106 yards, including a 1-yard TD run in the first quarter for Cincinnati. Dalton tossed a 5-yard scoring pass to A.J. Green in the fourth to cap a 24-point outburst in a span of 3:23.
``Our goal is to win games. Period. We did that. Doesn't matter how we got there,'' cornerback Adam Jones said. ``We can be better. We can be higher. And that's what we take from this game. Listen, we all know we need to play better as a defense next week. Because we have ourselves a big one next week.''
The Eagles committed three turnovers on three straight possessions at one point and then fumbled a kickoff when defensive lineman Cedric Thornton let the ball fall through his hands on a short kick.
After beating Tampa Bay on a last-second TD last week to snap an eight-game losing streak, the Eagles tried to make it two in a row. Turnovers got in their way again. They've committed an NFL-high 34 and forced just 12 all season.
The Eagles snapped a drought of 22 quarters without a turnover by recovering two fumbles in the second. Both led to field goals by Alex Henery, helping Philadelphia to a 13-10 halftime lead.
Rookie Nick Foles made his fifth straight start for Michael Vick, who just returned to practice this week after sustaining a concussion on Nov. 11. Foles threw for 182 yards, one TD and one interception. Reid said Foles is still the starter.
Down 13-10, the Bengals started their rally with a turnover.
Hall intercepted Foles' deep pass and returned it 44 yards to the Eagles 40. Foles underthrew Jeremy Maclin, who was a few steps behind Hall.
``I feel really good anytime I have one of our receivers vertical on a guy,'' Foles said. ``I just have to get the ball out there and make a better throw.''
Green made an acrobatic catch for an 11-yard gain on third-and-9 a few plays before Dalton ran for the score to put the Bengals up 17-13.
Foles, who threw for 381 yards to lead that comeback against the Bucs, hit Riley Cooper on an 11-yard TD pass to cut it to 10-7. Foles connected with Maclin on a 46-yard pass during the drive.
The Eagles then forced their first turnover since Nov. 5 against New Orleans. Brandon Graham sacked Dalton, the ball popped loose and Trent Cole recovered at the Bengals 29.
Just two plays in, Maclin fumbled after a 6-yard catch. Carlos Dunlap recovered and the Bengals started at the Eagles 44. Green-Ellis ran 29 yards on first down and scored a few plays later for a 7-0 lead.
It got uglier for Philadelphia on the next possession. Mat McBriar punted into his own blocker, Daniel Herron picked it up and ran 3 yards to the Eagles 11. But Graham sacked Dalton and Cincinnati settled for Brown's 24-yard field goal that made it 10-0.
The Bengals would get their act together and put a playoff berth in sight.
``We're in control right now of where we end up,'' Dalton said. ``And that's how you want it to be. We have two tough games ahead of us. But I know we will be ready to go.''
NOTES: Green-Ellis surpassed 1,000 yards rushing for second time in his career. He did it with New England in 2010. ... The Eagles had a season-high six sacks. They have eight in two games since defensive line coach Jim Washburn was fired, and had 20 in first 12 games. ... Bowles confirmed he interviewed for the coaching vacancy at Temple, his alma mater. ... Eagles RB LeSean McCoy and TE Brent Celek also sat out. Both players also are recovering from concussions. McCoy missed his fourth straight game, but returned to practice this week with Vick.
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SENIOR POWER: Long Life Learning
Sue Kaufman's 1967 novel, Diary of a Mad Housewife, was about a woman struggling to find some sense of her own identity within the confines of her role, her lifestyle and her husband's unreasonable demands. Tina Balser begins an affair with George Prager, a dashing, successful and blatantly sadistic writer. He torments her in much the same manner as her husband plus being unfaithful. She plays with the idea of resisting her psychiatrist-approved feminine role, but decides that for her, there are no other options. She goes back to her husband and begins group therapy. Even many sixties-decade readers were dissatisfied with the story's ending.
The movie version was scripted by Eleanor Perry, one of the few women screenwriters in the industry at the time. The hero[ine] could bring herself to have an affair but not to leave her whining boor of a husband… "How's about a little ole roll in da hay?" Or, propped up in bed, he wheezes: "Tee-een! Where's my lemonade!"
Carrie Snodgress was Oscar-nominated for her performance as Tina Balser. (She died in 2004 while hospitalized waiting for a liver transplant). Richard Benjamin played her social-climbing spouse. Frank Langella, then forty-two, was stunning as sexy sexist George Prager. It was as if the part were made for him.
Flash forward to Langella's 2012 memoir, Dropped Names: Famous Men and Women As I Knew Them. The New York Times Book Reviewer observed that his book "celebrated sluttiness as a worthy—even noble—way of life." It's about sixty-six notable dead (and thus, it would seem, safe) people. Langella's droppings frequently include "with a woman;" I gave up counting the unidentified women with whom he cohabited or that he referred to companion, wife or his girl. Carrie Snodgress, although deceased, escaped notice. (Wikipedia lists Whoopi Goldberg as his 1996-2001 partner; she dedicated her 1997 book "To Frank…".)
Based on Brian Morton's novel, Starting Out in the Evening is a 2007 filmic psychological drama. Langella (now sixty-nine) plays a once celebrated writer. Forgotten by everyone important to him -- readers, colleagues, critics --, he struggles to complete his final novel, while his forty-year old daughter brings the groceries and struggles with her own problems, to which he seems indifferent.
A Brown University student wants to interview him for her graduate thesis, which she anticipates will reintroduce the public to his work. He finally agrees to meetings and slowly begins to open up to her as he reluctantly recalls his past. No doubt about it, as an actor, Langella excels. He has won a Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play for his performance as Richard Nixon in the play Frost/Nixon (2006), and later received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor in a Leading Role for the same role in the film, Frost/Nixon (2008).
Starting Out in the Evening was shot on location in Manhattan's upper west side in eighteen days. It is in the public library DVDs collection.
Robots have potential to help older adults with daily activities (like bringing the groceries…) that may become more challenging with age. But are people willing to use and accept the new technology? A Georgia Institute of Technology study says yes, unless personal care or social activities are involved. After showing adults (ages 65 - 93) a video of a robot's capabilities, researchers interviewed them about their willingness to accept assistance with 48 common household tasks. Participants generally preferred robotic help over human help for such chores as cleaning the kitchen, doing laundry, and taking out trash. But for help getting dressed, eating and bathing, these elders preferred human assistance over robotic.
In Starting Out in the Evening, Frank Langella played an aging man. In 2012's Robot & Frank he plays an aged man. The Los Angeles Times calls it "a futuristic comedy, ninety minutes of a buddy caper ." The retired, ex-convict, cat-burglar's kids are concerned that he can no longer live alone. They are tempted to place him in a nursing home until Frank's son hires a walking, talking humanoid robot programmed to improve his physical and mental health. Initially wary of the robot's presence in his life, Frank warms up to his new companion and uses him to commit a heist in order to win the affection of the local librarian, played by sixty-six years young Susan Sarandon.
Kings Point opened in August. Remember the grandmother, played by Shirley MacLaine, and the retirement community portrayed in 2005's In Her Shoes? It's not like that. Seventy-eight year old MacLaine is currently appearing in TV's Downton Abbey, by the way.
Documentary film director Sari Gilman saw her grandparents' Florida retirement community as a hierarchy built around residents' health and relationship status
In 1978 her grandparents moved from New York City to Kings Point, Florida. Even after her grandfather passed, Grandma lived a full, independent life, surrounded by people with similar backgrounds, enjoying occasional visits from children and grandchildren.
If you stay active and enjoy the warm weather, growing old doesn't have to be that bad, Gilman initially concluded. But her grandmother and neighbors began to slow down. Friends, spouses and activity partners died. Social interaction, once based on the various ways everyone "kept busy," shifted to common complaints of body aches, limited mobility and serious disease. Loneliness became endemic.
Amazingly, few of these people had ever really considered what would happen if they could no longer live independently. Most had not discussed their wishes and plans with family members. Gilman discovered that they felt safe talking to her about issues they were comfortable bringing up with their neighbors, and their stories evolved into the documentary film, Kings Point. (Grandma's story is not featured but was one of the inspirations for the film.)
After thirty years in Kings Point, the family decided to move their grandmother to an assisted living facility near them in Westchester, New York. At 92, her arthritis had gotten so bad that she could no longer take care of herself, which caused her great distress. A little more than a year later, she became impatient waiting for assistance, fell and broke a hip, leading to rapid decline and death.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has included Kings Point among finalists for the Oscar category of Documentary Short Subject. Official nominations are announced in January 10, 2012.
NEWSResearch sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts has shown the benefits of local creativity programs for seniors. These include reduced health costs. City College of San Francisco's Older Adults Department offers free lifelong learning classes designed for people age 55+ at more than 30 locations throughout San Francisco.
The lifelong learning courses that have been free could become fee-based as CCSF's struggle to retain accreditation continues. But many elders would not be able to afford to pay for classes and courses.
Lifelong learning was a key part of California's 1960 Master Plan for Higher Education, intended to give Californians opportunity to upgrade their knowledge to qualify for jobs, learn new skills for personal enrichment, and return for a degree in a new field of study. The classes include English as a second language (ESL), citizenship, and older-adults courses.
San Francisco's Measure A will raise about $14 million annually for eight years for the College. Proposition 30, the statewide tax measure, will prevent automatic spending cuts to higher education, public schools and other state programs. But lifelong learning and other noncredit classes may still be on the chopping block.
According to its current "Schedule" the Berkeley Adult School's Life Long Learning Program for adults age fifty and older offers classes at locations throughout Berkeley, including North and South Berkeley Senior Centers. The registration fee is $35.00 per class per student for each course. Courses in this program seek to develop skills and interests that enhance and enrich the quality of life of each participant and the community.


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With Manchester United currently suffering one of only a few sticky periods in the recent history of the club, things are veering dangerously towards the word crisis coming into play.
Here, therefore, is a five-pronged attack for United, as a football club, to avoid their early season slump becoming something far more serious, more lasting, and more worthy of that naughty C-word.
Continue The In-Stadium Support Of David Moyes:
Though plenty of doubters are starting to loosen their jaws, and threatening to unleash on Moyes, the in-stadium support of the new manager at Old Trafford has so far been pretty decent given the lack of form being shown. If Moyes, and United are to succeed as a happy couple then this must continue.
Old Trafford has a nasty knack of becoming ghostly when things aren't quite going to plan, but so rarely have things not gone to plan at the Theatre of Dreams over the past 20 years that this has never really escalated into a serious problem.
There have already been instances of awkward silence creeping in over the past few weeks, and a touch of booing and derision after the West Brom defeat, and it is essential that the home faithful avoid these and instead vocally back up their new man in the face of adversity.
Avoid All Media Outlets As And Where Possible:
Take a peek at the sports section of any website, of any magazine, of any newspaper, or at any sports television coverage at the moment and it won't take you long to come across Manchester United and crisis in the same sentence.
Seeing is believing, so if you want to avoid convincing yourself that United are set firmly on the path to cataclysmic failure, then you're probably well advised to fix your gaze elsewhere.
The media are a powerful tool in any high profile demise, and boy oh boy will Moyes be becoming painfully aware of that right now.
Bring In Support For Moyes And Woodward:
Most coverage of United's mini-slump post-Sir Alex Ferguson has focused on the departure of the Scottish legend, but perhaps a greater loss though, given the circumstances, was that of David Gill from the role of Chairman.
Gill formed a formidable relationship with Sir Alex in so many respects during their time together at the club, and though both men still play a role at Old Trafford, their reigned-in prominence has had a telling effect.
This was never more painfully evident than in the transfer market during the summer, where many were expecting United to bring in a host of big name recruits to support Moyes' settling in period.
Names such as Fabregas, Ozil, and Baines were linked to the club during a frenetic period, but ultimately United only made one high profile signing in the form of Moyes' old Everton battering-ram Marouane Fellaini.
You'd have to think that the likes of Fabregas, Ozil, and Baines wouldn't have all escaped the clutches of United had Gill and Ferguson still played the lead role in negotiations rather than the new double act of Moyes and the so far thoroughly disappointing Ed Woodward.
To that effect, perhaps the next big move for the club needs to be towards bringing someone in to help such negotiations, or perhaps even giving good ol' Sir Alex a say in transfer dealings going forward.
Increased Trust In Youth And Creativity:
There are some names in the current United squad that simply can't be ignored. The likes of Robin Van Persie, Wayne Rooney, Michael Carrick, and Nemanja Vidic should be, and indeed are, the mainstays of any United team-sheet.
The support cast for the headline acts has however been shrouded in far greater doubt, and indecision so far under Moyes.
Injury, illness, and match fitness have a big say in the opening weeks of a league season, and shouldn't be underestimated in any manager's seeming indecision, but greater faith in the more youthful, exciting, and creative members of the United squad surely wouldn't go amiss.
Moyes seems stuck in two minds as to whether he should stick or twist. Should he keep faith in United's old heads, or should he take a more maverick approach? This is certainly up for debate, but in the short term he must get behind one of the two.
How much more positive and exciting does the following line-up sound than the slightly muddled sides that have featured so far this season for United?
(4-2-3-1) David De Gea, Patrice Evra, Nemanja Vidic, Phil Jones, Rafael, Michael Carrick, Marouane Fellaini, Shinji Kagawa, Wayne Rooney, Adnan Januzaj, Robin Van Persie
It's easy to go all Championship Manager, but this doesn't sound like a side that would lose at home to West Brom, or 4-1 away to Manchester City does it?
Win In Donetsk This Week, And Continue The Sound European Work So Far:
It sounds simple doesn't it? Win their next game and all will be right with the world…
It isn't exactly true, and it won't exactly be easy, but it is essential for Moyes, his allies, and his players that they at the very least avoid defeat away to Shakhtar.
If United can avoid defeat then they'll be very well placed in their developing Champions League group, and Moyes will be armed with an essential form of defence in the early stages of his tenure at United.
If he has to face up to criticism regarding their underwhelming league position as it stands, then he will need a fallback, and there is perhaps no better out there than to be able to refer to some encouraging form, and results on the continent. Win in Ukraine, and Moyes' life will be a hell of a lot easier.


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Bebe Rexha may sing about being a mess, but she's anything but.
The "I Got You" singer capped off her breakout year with a live performance on The Honda Stage at the iHeartRadio Theater Wednesday (December 5) night, and she put on a show! Bebe, who is currently on the road for the 2018 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour, came out the gate with nothing but good vibes (and great energy) discussing her debut solo album, Expectations, which dropped in June, before diving into her long list of chart-topping hits.
Bebe made it clear that she does not give in to anyone's expectations, hence the name of her album and unorthodox (but totally amazing) surprise-filled show, which included a number of "OMG" moments, but we'll get to those a bit later. While breaking down the reason behind her decision to name her album Expectations, the 29-year-old singer also spoke about how we have to live our own lives despite societal pressures. (In short, Bebe gave us a word!)
"I think for all of us it's like make money, get a better job, find somebody to marry, have kids by this age... it's like this constant [expectation of] what society [tells] you you need to be... Everything in general of what our society has built for people and that can sometimes get really hard because you start building success in your head. But, when you really step back from all of it, you can have millions and millions of dollars, but if wake up to find out that you're going to die, everything will change for you. What you think success is will change for you," she explained to the audience. "So, for me, Expectations was built on having a lot of hit records, and having money and number ones and the end of the day that does not make me happy because I've had moments where I was very sad and depressed where I had [all of] that [success] and then I'm like there are moments where I can sit with a cup of coffee with dog and I could give everything away and I would be the happiest human being in the world."
"I don't care what anybody has; who anybody is; we all go [to the] same place at the end of the day and that's seven feet under, honey," Bebe continued. "So, you better enjoy your life and every second of the day, and you better not listen to anybody who tells you what you need to do and who you need to be to become the person you want to be. You tell yourself!"
After giving a brief (and totally on point) sermon it was finally time for Bebe to dive into her archive of hits, performing both songs she's written for other's like Rihanna and Eminem's "The Monster," and a few of her high-charting tracks including, "Me Myself & I," "I'm A Mess," "Hey Mama," and my personal favorite, "Meant To Be."
But in Bebe fashion, the show was anything but a blasé run-down of her classics. During her empowering and just downright moving set (the woman sounds even better live, it that's even possible), Bebe kicked off her shoes (explaining she twisted her ankle earlier in the week and just could not take the pain of wearing her sky-high boots anymore #Relatable); she made the audience put down their phones and they actually listened after she gave another word about living in the moment; she also gave us a few iconic twerks (sis has some moves).
However, Bebe wasn't the only star of the night. An audience member (clearly a die-hard Rexhar) by the name of Rabbi Green, who caught the attention of Bebe with her commentary from the crowd, stole the show as she not only got Bebe to dedicate "The Monster" to her but also got an invite from the singer to come on stage, and that's when the Brooklyn Rabbi became the talk of the night. While beside Bebe, the native New Yorker gushed over her idol, gave a little breakdown of her life as a Rabbi, got the audience to sing her happy birthday, and even gave a little verbal lashing to audience members who were on their phone. (It was totally cute) But nothing was cuter than when she professed her admiration of Bebe, saying, "you are truly my diva, you are my inspiration..."
She's our diva and inspiration too, Rabbi Green!
iHeartRadio LIVE with BeBe Rexha Set List
1. "Me Myself & I"
2. "Ferrari"
3. "I'm A Mess"
4. "The Monster"
5. "Shining Star"
6. "I Got You"
7. "Knees"
8. "Hey Mama"
9. "Take Me Home"
10. "In The Name Of Love"
11. "Meant To Be"
Photos: Andrew Swartz for iHeartRadio


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Exclusive Orange is just days away from revamping its pay-monthly packages, Reg Hardware has learned.
On 31 March, Orange will "refresh" its Panther, Racoon and Dolphin packages, and bring back Canary.
The mobile phone company would not comment on the changes, but detailed documents seen by Reg Hardware reveal all the imminent alternations.
Panther, currently pitched by Orange as its "best for email and talk" will be aimed at "digital adults", a group who want to calls, texts, email and internet access in abundance.
Orange will offer 18-month contracts with monthly fees running from £35 to £80 and include unlimited texts, push email, mobile internet and Orange Maps satnav route guidance. Two-year contracts are £5 cheaper per month. Airtime ranges from 400 to 3000 minutes.
For a further fiver a month, Panthers can have Sky Sports and News on their handsets, or the Orange Games Zone.
Dolphin will be aimed at social networkers - "digital tribe customers" is how Orange describes them - with prices ranging from £25 to £40 a month on an 18-month contract, or £24-35 on a two-year tie-in. Bundled minutes range from 100 to 800, depending on the price you pay each month. Orange will also include unlimited texts, unlimited email and up to 500MB of internet data.
They have the same £5-per-month options as Panthers, with Orange Maps satnav added as a bolt-on.
Raccoon and Canary remain focused on voice callers, with the former favouring people who mostly call to landlines - unlimited landline calls are included - while Canary subscribers get unlimited texts. Canary is replacing the current version of Dolphin, essentially. All the above add-ons and extras are here offered as £5-a-month options.
Both animals have 18-month contracts running from £25 to £40 with 200-900 bundled minutes. Take out a two-year contract and the monthly fee falls by a fiver. ®


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Avenging Angels (mission)
The Avenging Angels side mission is a side mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories.
The side mission can be done on Portland, Staunton Island and Shoreside Vale. It is activated by wearing the Avenging Angels Fatigues and approaching a Avenging Angel in the streets of Liberty City (Chinatown in Portland, Belleville Park in Staunton Island and Wichita Gardens in Shoreside Vale.) If the player wants to achieve completion, the side mission must be completed in all three islands, with different rewards for each. The player can recruit other members by stepping up to them, though sometimes this never works and can result in failure if the player's initial member dies.
- Portland
Avenger motorbike spawning once at the Portland safehouse (The bike must be be stored in a garage to be saved), and $1,500
- Staunton Island
Added perk preventing $100 from being taken when "Busted", and $1,500.
- Shoreside Vale
hero garb outfit delivered to all safehouses, and $1,500.
- There is a glitch where if one kills the accompanying Avenging Angel, the player can't progress in the mission. The player can avoid this by leaving the Angel somewhere safe; the player can still receive the next level as long as the member is alive.
- There is a different way to recruit more members; one can hit them to make them run and when they keel over to rest the player must stand in front of them. This doesn't always work and can be iffy.


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|At the Supreme Court as the ruling striking down Proposition 8 occurred - June 26, 2013
My mom, two sons and I took a trip to Washington D.C. this summer. We arrived on June 25th and walked around the National Mall and Arlington National Cemetery. That was the day that the Supreme Court decided that the Voting Rights Act was out-dated. So glad we didn't visit the courthouse that day. It's a day I'd like to forget.
|At the FDR memorial
It took awhile to get to the parking garage, but we decided that the Supreme Court was the place to be. Prop 8 still needed to be ruled on and the demonstrations should be quite the experience so we started walking to the Supreme Court. We did have to pass Congress on our way (they're right across the street from each other, if you didn't know) and as we passed I pointed out to my children "the building where no work gets done" and took some photos for posterity. We then crossed the street and dove into the crowds in front of the Supreme Court.
We heard cheers as we crossed and I felt certain that it was more good news. I approached someone wearing a pro-LGBT shirt and asked what the outcome of Prop 8 was. We were told that it had been upheld. I was stunned. Was all that cheering really because it had been upheld. I comforted with the words that the fight wasn't over and we'd get there someday, and my family and I entered the crowds to try to get closer to the stairs.
|The wall at the Martin Luther King Jr memorial
We couldn't. We got through much of the media that was set up along the walkway and then couldn't go any further. What was the hold up? I was frustrated until I realized that I had come within 2 people deep of a statement that Representative John Lewis (D-5th District, Georgia) was giving...thus the congestion. I recognized the man standing there from TV, but I couldn't remember if he was friend or foe to the LGBT community so I did what any other clueless bystander would do. I whipped out my iPhone held it up over the heads of the few people that separated me and the congressman and took a picture. I saw a young woman smiling at me when I did that and asked her, "I'm sorry, but who is this man and what district does he represent?" She told me and I knew he was a friend. He was a very active figure in the Civil Rights Movement and had marched with Martin Luther King Jr. A supporter of equality for all.
|I'm sorry your eyes were closed Rep Lewis, but thank you for your service!
I've talked to my children, ages 12 and 7, about topics like racism, sexism, and equality before. This was a moment for them to experience too. I don't know that Daniel completely understood its significance being only 7, but I know that my oldest son got it. I know that both of them will be able to tell their children and grandchildren that they were there on this momentous day and that they stood near the stairs to the Supreme Court with their mom and grandmother when one of the fundamental tenants of our country was reaffirmed...
"All men* are created equal"
|The wall at the Martin Luther King Jr memorial
*Just a little linguistic reminder that the term "man" and "men" can actually be used as gender neutral words. A point often lost among many. Today we would say "everyone" but language needs to be viewed in the context of the era in which it was written and "man" was the appropriate term when the Constitution was written.
|Very busy in front of the Supreme Court on June 26, 2013
To see my fellow Americans discriminated against for basic rights that everyone should have tears at my heart. These rulings are of historic significance for our country. There are states that still deny these rights to members of the LGBT community and while we have not finished the fight, we took two giant steps forward...and I want my descendants to know that I was there.


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+0 votes Bill Bertera › November 19, 2012
great property, still lots of on-going work on the courses. I'm sure when its finalized (navigation & signage) this will be an "A" course.
+0 votes Ned Eisenberg › January 20, 2013
After playing the course the second time I can say that I was right the first time. It's a disc golf course...that's one of the only redeeming qualities. It's not terrible but it's just doesn't seem thoughtfully laid out. The flow is pretty bad. You have to walk all over the place from basket to next tee and there are a few silly gimmicky holes. If there were solid, smooth tee pads I might give a higher review but with all the other top notch courses nearby why would you pay $5 for a mediocre haphazard course?


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The stars of the Style Network's latest show want to give a new face to the Garden State -- one that's fashion-forward, and focused on jobs instead of abs and partying.
"Jerseylicious," which premieres Sunday at 10PM, is a new reality show set in the Gatsby salon in Green Brook sounds kind of like a crazy mix of "Blow Out" and Steel Magnolias (though we feel bad dragging Steel Magnolias into the mix). Sure, there are similarities between the characters on this show and its rival (MTV's "The Jersey Shore") -- there's more than enough hair spray to go around, and one of the characters even confessed to The NY Daily News that she "gets depressed" if she doesn't tan.
But the new girls in the show insist they're nothing like their "Jersey Shore" counterparts. For one, they're actually from New Jersey (Snooki is from Marlboro, NY), and star Olivia Blois Sharpe insists that real Jersey girls are "a lot more fashion-forward." Looking at the press photos, we have yet to be convinced, though frankly we're still reeling with the idea of more Jersey-related programming coming down the pipeline.


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