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Wabash Will Take You Seriously-Pres. Whiteby Tom Runge • February 3, 2012 Share:
The Greater Cincinnati Association of Wabash Men welcomed President and Mrs. White back to the Cincinnati area on Thursday, Feb 2, 2012. The group also welcomed three prospective students and their families to the dinner and served up a healthy portion of Wabash!
Pat White updated everyone on the Challenge of Excellence and what it is doing for Wabash. He also mentioned the great fall the College has enjoyed with a larger than normal entering class and successful seasons by a record number of our athletics teams.
But Pat's message was clearly focused on the students looking at Wabash and their parents. The theme of "we'll take you seriously" was one that really resonated. Alumni from many different generations, and their guests, nodded in agreement.
The College guests included Pat and Chris White, Professor Greg Redding '88, and Jill Rogers filling the Admissions role.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is expanding a test of a new checkout program that allows shoppers to scan items with their smartphones while they're in the aisles and then pay at self-checkout terminals.
The world's largest retailer launched what it calls its "Scan & Go" program late last year in about 70 stores in Atlanta and in the Bentonville, Ark., area, where the retailer is based. It is now testing the program in more than 200 stores in markets including Dallas, Houston, Austin, Texas; Denver, Portland, Ore., Seattle, and Phoenix.
The pilot program will still be in a small number of Wal-Mart's more than 4,000 stores in the U.S. But it's part of the company's overall strategy to involve customers' increasing use of smartphones.
More than half of Wal-Mart's customers have smartphones, and 40 percent of traffic from walmart.com is coming from shoppers' mobile devices, said Gibu Thomas, senior vice president of mobile and digital initiatives at Wal-Mart's global e-commerce division.
"Our goal is to give choices to all of our customers however they want to shop," Thomas said during an interview with The Associated Press Wednesday. "It's part of a holistic program to empower the customer."
The program works like this: Customers scan bar codes of the different products using the retailer's Scan & Go app downloaded onto Apple Inc. iPads, iPhones or iPod Touch devices. The app generates a code, which can be scanned at the self-checkout terminals.
The app is only available for Apple devices but Wal-Mart says it has plans to eventually release versions for other platforms.
Wal-Mart, meanwhile, has been expanding its self-checkout terminals and plans to add more than 10,000 self-checkout registers by the end of this year in the U.S.
The pilot program has been well-received so far by customers, with more than half of the shoppers who tried the "Scan & Go" app using again, Thomas said. He noted it's a good way for shoppers looking to keep a running tally of how much they're spending as they place the products in their carts - instead of being surprised at the cash register.
But Thomas also noted that the new service has also appealed to shoppers who like to do their own bagging of groceries. Shoppers can pick up bags at the front of the store and organize the groceries in the bags the way they want.
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After 11 years of detention at Guantanamo Bay, suspected terrorist Sufiyan Barhoumi has decided to plead guilty to war crimes, throw himself on the mercy of the court and serve whatever sentence a U.S. military commission deems just.
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Brandy called me up and asked me to hang out with her for the day and i gladly obliged. Who could refuse her huge beautiful melons. After the farmers market, ice cream shop and a few other places we hooked up with Marco. He had the honor of sucking and fucking her mega jugs. They have to be the best tits i have ever seen. Simply amazing.
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I usually prefer to wear my 'Starcaller' because it's still quite rare. But now with 'The Undying' being unobtainable, I wear that, quite fun to rub in some ppls face, I got 'The Undying'.
Titles I wish I could get?
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When Sling Media released a trio of second-generation models in the fall of 2006, the Slingbox Pro was at the top of the line. Unlike the entry-level Slingbox AV, the Pro had pass-through outputs, an analog tuner, multisource capability, and the capability to accept high-definition video sources. Unfortunately, it also came with a handful of caveats: while it could accept HD video, it downconverted that to 640x480 for streaming--and you needed to invest in a $50 dongle if you wanted to use a component video (HD) source. It was also an ugly maroon color, ensuring that it contrasted with everything else in your home theater equipment rack. The third-generation Slingbox Solo appeared the following year, co-opted nearly all of the Pro's key features, making the need for an upgrade to the Pro even more apparent.
Almost two years to the day since the Pro was released, its replacement is here: the Slingbox Pro-HD. The new model fixes nearly all the annoyances of the older version, and brings it up-to-date for the upcoming DTV transition. Specifically, component inputs and outputs are onboard (no more dongle); the unit can now stream "HD" video (or, at least, better than 640x480) to remote PCs; the enclosure sports a much improved look and feel; and the unit even boasts a built-in digital TV tuner. As with the original Slingbox Pro, most of this will be overkill for the majority of users who just want to stream their live TV or DVR to their PC or smartphone--for that, the Slingbox Solo will more than suffice. But for home theater enthusiasts and hard-core gadget-heads who need remote access to multiple audiovisual sources and want the best-quality video streaming to other rooms in their home, the Slingbox Pro-HD may well be worth its $300 price tag.
Stream your TV anywhere
Before we focus on the specifics of the Slingbox Pro-HD, let's take a broader look at the Slingbox technology as a whole. The Slingbox lets you stream your home TV programming to your broadband-enabled computer, smartphone, or to a SlingCatcher receiver that's hooked up to another TV. Both the Slingbox (source) and the device running the SlingPlayer software (receiver) need to be connected to high-speed broadband networks--a cable or DSL line, a 3G wireless network, or a home network--but the distance between the two isn't a factor. As long as you're getting normal broadband access speeds, you can watch your Slingbox playback anywhere--be it in another room of the house or halfway around the world, literally.
The following devices can receive live streaming video from a Slingbox, using software that's freely available at Sling Media's Web site:
Windows PCs: Windows (2000, XP, or Vista) machines, including ultramobile PCs (Version 2.0 of the Windows software is currently in beta, and offers a built-in program guide and buffer not currently found on other platforms)
Apple Macs: Mac OS X (10.3.9 or later, for PowerPC or Intel machines).
The Slingbox can also stream to a variety of cell phones and handhelds that are Wi-Fi or 3G wireless-enabled. The mobile software for each platform is available for download for a one-time $30 fee (after a free 30-day trial period). The license is interchangeable between platforms, however, so you can effortlessly transfer from, say, a Windows Mobile to a Symbian phone just by typing in your serial number.
Windows Mobile phones and handhelds: Many (if not most) recent touch-screen and non-touch-screen Windows Mobile handhelds and smartphones.
Palm OS phones and handhelds: The PalmOS version of the SlingPlayer works on the Treo 700p, Treo 755p, and Centro.
Symbian: The SlingPlayer software is available for higher-end phones running both the S60 (Nokia) and UIQ (Sony Ericsson) versions of the Symbian operating system.
Sling has publicly demonstrated a BlackBerry version of its software, which is scheduled for release by the end of 2008. The company has also shown a "proof of concept" iPhone version, which is also in development--but we wouldn't be surprised if Apple, seeing it as a competitor to iTunes, doesn't allow it to be released on the App Store. In other words, even if Sling eventually makes a great version of its player for the iPhone/iPod Touch, there's no guarantee that Apple will let it see the light of day.
The other viewing option for watching Slingbox playback is the forthcoming SlingCatcher. Long delayed, it appears it will finally be released later this fall. The SlingCatcher is a hardware SlingPlayer that you connect to your TV. So you could connect a SlingCatcher to your bedroom TV, and use it to access the DVR in your living room (which would, in turn, be connected to a Slingbox) to watch live or recorded programs. Doing so would require just a network connection in the bedroom, not a cable or satellite hookup. That's the theory, anyway--we'll see how it works in practice once the SlingCatcher is actually released.
Design of the Slingbox Pro-HD
The Slingbox Pro-HD looks like an elongated version of the older Slingbox Solo, with the extra space needed to house the myriad AV jacks found on its backside. It sports the familiar Slingbox trapezoidal design, but the Pro-HD's metallic black and gray housing looks far more attractive than its inexplicably red-colored predecessor. Except for the three red indicator lights on the front face, all the action is around back. There's no power switch, either--once plugged in, the Slingbox is designed to be always on, just like a cable modem or router.
The Pro-HD's rear panel boasts multiple sets of inputs and outputs, so it can sit innocuously between your cable or satellite box (or DVR) and your TV, and soak up signals from three sources: one for a standard definition (composite or S-Video plus stereo analog audio); one dedicated high-definition source (component video plus analog stereo or digital coaxial audio); and one RF coaxial video source. The RF source can be either analog (antenna or cable) or digital (ATSC antenna or QAM cable, including full high-definition). Using the SlingPlayer software, you can toggle between the inputs at the touch of a button. (In fact, you can really have two analog AV sources--one on composite, one on S-Video--for a total of four video sources, but they'll either need to share an audio input, or one will have to be sans audio--such as a security camera, for instance.)
The component video connections of the Slingbox Pro-HD have no trouble processing HD video (720p and 1080i, but not 1080p). An HDMI connector would've been nice, but that would introduce pesky copyright protection and digital-rights management issues. Nevertheless, be aware that some cable boxes can't support parallel HD video output (simultaneous HDMI and component video), so if you already have the cable box connected via HDMI, you might need to use component (passed through the Slingbox to the TV).
We ran our HD DVR through the Slingbox's inputs using the component video cables and the digital audio cable; then we connected the Slingbox outputs to our TV. We also connected an RF cable to the Slingbox, and ran it to an antenna. We left the standard-definition inputs open, but serious gearheads could add one or two more. (It's worth noting that Sling includes pretty much every cable you'd need: component, composite AV, stereo audio, RF, S-Video, and Ethernet.)
In addition to connecting the Slingbox between the cable/satellite box and the TV, you'll also need to connect it to your home network. With no built-in Wi-Fi, the only choice is the wired Ethernet connection. If you don't have a network cable in the vicinity, you'll need to opt for a wireless bridge or power-line networking interface. We've had much better luck with the latter, which sends network traffic over your home power lines. Sling offers its own SlingLink Turbo products, or you can opt for similar models from Netgear, Linksys, and the like.
Once you have the Slingbox base station wired up and ready to go, you'll need to install the viewing software on a PC (Windows or Mac). The initial setup must be done within your home's local network. The software follows a bulletproof, wizard-style install path; if you have a plug-and-play router, the whole process should take just a few minutes. The latest iteration of the SlingPlayer software setup includes a setup wizard (which steps you through settings on more stubborn routers) and a great video-optimization wizard (which automatically calibrates the software settings to your PC's CPU and graphics card). While home networking products always introduce some level of complexity to the setup process, the Sling software is about as good as it gets for guiding even newbie users through the gauntlet.
Streaming performance
Once it's up and running, the software gives you a video window not unlike that of QuickTime or Windows Media Player, just with channel-changing controls. If you've connected the Slingbox to a TiVo, a cable or satellite box with a built-in DVR, or even a DVD recorder, you'll also get video-transport controls: pause, rewind, fast-forward, and so on. Version 2.0 of the SlingPlayer (Windows only, so far) is far improved from earlier iterations. It includes a 60-minute buffer, a built-in onscreen programming guide, and compatibility with online Sling.com accounts (which provides a central repository for your Slingbox serial number and password--useful if you've got multiple boxes, or access them from multiple devices). The buffer lets you rewind, pause, and fast-forward on the PC itself--eliminating the delay you get when communicating with a DVR through the network.


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text: Some women try to snag a rich man and improve their station in life. Cha Bong Sun (Lee Ji Ah) is not your ordinary woman. The tough-as-nails female police officer is a cynic who believes that society's rigid hierarchical system of wealth and status should be abolished. She meets Seo Jae Hee (Yoon Shi Yoon), a parking attendant at a department store, after repeatedly crashing into each other. At first contentious, the relationship between the two eventually turns romantic and they fall in love. But imagine Bong Sun's shock when she learns that Jae Hee owns the company where he works with business partner, Park Hwa Young (Han Go Eun). He only works there as a parking attendant there to keep his anonymity and track the company. Can Bong Sun be happy in a relationship with such a wealthy man? "Me Too, Flower!" is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Go Dong Sun. It also is known as "I'm a Flower, Too."


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My Letter to HIV: A Letter From Bryan Collins
July 10, 2012
Dear HIV,
It should come as no surprise that I have been talking about you behind your back. It comes easy, because even though you do not know me, I know you very well. People come to see me when they want to talk about you. They tell me the terrible things youve done to them, for no other reason than because you can. I have come to see you as a selfish child, running and screaming, knocking expensive things to the floor, careless of the effect of your actions. I have got all the dirt on you, HIV.
And I have gotten exceedingly good at telling it. I speak before groups; at meetings, I am the first to open my mouth. I tell every new story I hear, and I am ravenous for new information. Call it schadenfreude, taking pleasure in anothers misfortune. In my field, snitches do not get stitches, providing they are snitching on you.
It has been a good year for me, HIV, and I hear about you more and more. Every day, more people stand up and talk about you. Every day, the target on your back gets clearer. Were coming for you, HIV, and when you finally fall, Ill be there to talk about it.
Bryan Collins
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The state's largest casino plans to hire hundreds of dealers and install 150 table games, with some taking wagers of up to $10,000, Maryland Live officials said Wednesday in the first detailed announcement since voters legalized such games last week.
As soon as the voter-approved expansion takes effect, the casino will begin operating 24 hours a day. David Cordish, chairman of the Baltimore-based Cordish Cos., said he is considering building a high-rise hotel with conference facilities next to the company's casino in Anne Arundel County.
In phases, tables will replace up to 10 percent of the nearly 5,000 slot machines now on the floor. Many of the electronic table games meant to simulate a live dealer experience will be replaced by a workforce of 800 dealers.
Since Monday, more than 500 people have signed up to attend a free, 12-week dealer school that will be held in a Glen Burnie shopping mall beginning in January, casino spokeswoman Carmen Gonzales said. Anne Arundel County Community College will help run the school.
Based on what dealers make at a competing casino, Maryland Live officials expect dealers to earn $50,000 a year in wages and tips.
Current plans for Maryland Live call for blackjack, roulette, craps, baccarat and sic bo tables to be ready in the spring. No poker tables will be added in the first phase, but eventually up to one-third of the casino's tables will be for poker games. Slot machines will be shifted from prime territory in the casino — areas near the front door, by the bar and near restaurants.
"Before the casino was even designed, we had planned for table games," said Robert J. Norton, the facility's general manager, adding that they wanted to be ready if voters approved an expansion of gambling.
The casino's leadership said it wants to hire Maryland workers. The facility can also expect a rush of applications from experienced dealers from Atlantic City and elsewhere, said Joe Conahan, recruitment director of Casino Careers, an online job site based in Atlantic City.
"Gaming is kind of on the down right now in Atlantic City," Conahan said. "The Northeast has been overflooded with casinos."
Some casinos are cutting hours for workers, he said, leading some dealers to juggle part-time jobs in Atlantic City and the growing gambling center of Philadelphia.
Maryland Live also plans to hire 400 other workers such as pit bosses, cage managers and security. Overall, the hiring will double the casino's workforce.
The casino has moved more quickly to implement table games than other Maryland casinos.
Ocean Downs has not publicly committed to adding table games. General Manager Joe Cavilla said the company is excited about the opportunity but is studying its market to evaluate support for such gambling.
Penn National Gaming, owner of the casino in Perryville, has not announced plans. The company fought expanded gambling in Maryland, which it saw as a threat to its flagship Hollywood Casino in Charles Town, W.Va.
Days after voters approved expanded gambling, developers of a planned casino near M&T Bank Stadium announced a new card-centric plan that catered to players of table games. The Horseshoe Casino by Caesars Entertainment expects to eventually hire 1,700 employees, some of them part time, said Chad Barnhill, the casino's general manager.
Baltimore Sun reporter Chris Korman and the Associated Press contributed to this article.
Maryland Live casino to replace some slots with table games
The state's largest casino plans to hire hundreds of dealers and install 150 table games, with some taking wagers of up to $10,000, Maryland Live officials said Wednesday in the first detailed announcement since voters legalized such games last week.


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Oregon Field Guide "Crater Lake Petroglyphs" This episode visits the backcountry of the Warner Uplands with archaeologists who have spent 30 years tracking down evidence of ancient people.G
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Richard Bangs' South America: Quest for Wonder The travel writer seeks out the continent's most revered sites and natural wonders. He visits Iguacu Falls in Brazil and Argentina; mystical, remote Easter Island deep in the Pacific; the architectural ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru; and the biologically diverse Galapagos Islands, off the coast of Ecuador.G
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Europe's Debt: America's Crisis? Swedish writer and Cato Institute Fellow, Johan Norberg and professor Don Boudreaux of George Mason University narrate four provocative investigative reports highlighting the relationship between the economic crisis in Europe and the American Economy. Young thinkers from Europe, Africa and the United States respond in personal discussions recorded at a conference in Malmo, Sweden. D
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MotorWeek "Porsche Boxster S" Road Test: 2013 Porsche Boxster S. Road Test: 2013 Toyota Prius Plug-In. Goss' Garage: Buying Parts Online. D
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Sesame Street "The Latinization of Marco" Gina is reading a book to Marco about the Spanish names for animals. Rosita asks what she is doing and Gina explains that since Marco was born in Guatemala where people speak Spanish, she would like him (and herself) to learn Spanish too. Rosita explains that there is so much more to learn and dashes off to get her guitar. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Visits School/Daniel Visits The Doctor" Daniel Visits School - Daniel is visiting school for the first time and he's a little nervous until he learns that asking questions so that he knows what to expect is the best way to handle the anxiety that comes with new experiences. Daniel Visits the Doctor - Daniel is going to Dr. Anna for his checkup - but he is very anxious! Mom Tiger teaches him that talking about the situation will help him feel calmer, so Daniel makes a book with all the information he knows about the doctor. D
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Martha Speaks "Martha's Chair/TD The Pack Rat" Martha's Chair - Martha's family has a birthday surprise - a new dog bed! After a few sleepless nights, the family realizes that Martha misses her stinky old chair. But Mrs. Demson bought it and has plans of her own for the chair after she sees one just like it on Antiques Roadshow. Vocabulary: (E) antique, donate(d), upholstery, profit(ed), valuable. D
6:00 am
Nature "Kilauea: Mountain of Fire" The mountain on Hawaii's Big Island is the world's most active volcano. The eruption that began in 1983 is ongoing, offering filmmaker Paul Atkins the chance to capture the cataclysmic meeting of 2000-degree lava and 75-degree ocean water.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Rome: Baroque, After Dark" Rick climbs to the top of St. Peter's Basilica, seeks tucked-away Renaissance paintings and then explores the city after dark.G
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Smart Travels - Pacific Rim With Rudy Maxa "Sydney" Australia's stunning metropolis, Sydney seduces with its glorious harbor, carefree attitude and sunny beaches. From the Opera house to the Harbor Bridge to Circular Quay Rudy basks in the sights along the harbor. Then, it's pub hopping in the old Rocks quarter, admiring aboriginal art, and a watery adventure at the aquarium. D
8:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Grand Canyon, Floating Through Time" The Yetman brothers continue their trip of exploration through the Grand Canyon, this time focusing on the geology of the canyon and the desert vegetation found along the river. They go plunging through Lava Falls, one of the last big rapids on the Colorado River and watch adults of all ages turn into sprightly kids again while jumping from the edge of a waterfall into a pool below. Two great mysteries about the Grand Canyon are explored in this episode. D
8:30 am
Ciao Italia "Cooking Like Pellegrino Artusi/Cucinando Come Pellegrino Artusi" Mary Ann travels to Casa Artusi, a renowned cooking center in Emilia Romagna, and the hometown of Pellegrino Artusi, author of Italy's world-renowned, classic cookbook, "Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well." With chefs from the center she cooks recipes from the book, including a classic flatbread, Piadina, and Stuffed Veal Rolls. D
9:00 am
Cooking Odyssey "Chania" Eva visits a monastery with a special link to the Greek revolution, and a historical village that was restored after the discovery of an old olive press. D
9:30 am
Pati's Mexican Table "School Lunch with a Mexican Twist" The same foods that parents pack into a hearty school lunch in Mexico are perfect for school lunchtime in America. These dishes are so tasty and filling, even grownups will want to take them to work! Street-Style Cut-Up Fruits and Vegetables; Ham and Cheese Torta Sandwiches; Juju's Birthday Cake (with a Brownie Twist). D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Here's The Beef" Test cook Bridget Lancaster show host Christopher Kimball how to make perfect Chili at home. Then, Doc investigates homemade ground meat versus storebought in a head-to-head tasting of hamburgers, and test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to create the ultimate Juicy Pub-Style Burgers. And finally, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews meat grinders in the Equipment Corner. D
10:30 am
GardenSMART Your landscape can be a wonderful space and if properly planned can accommodate your needs and the needs of your family. GardenSMART visits an expert who shares their ideas on landscape design with family in mind. Think of this as a beautiful working holiday. D
11:00 am
Bluegrass Underground "David Mayfield Parade" Raised on show business in a family band, David Mayfield made his name with award-winning progressive bluegrass group Cadillac Sky. Once solo, the singer/guitarist expanded his unique, sonic arsenal to take in acoustic-alternative and cutting-edge Americana, mixing it all in with his freewheeling sense of humor and remarkable showmanship in a set that's edgy in every sense of the word. D
11:30 am
Music Voyager "Memphis: Memphis Mojo" Memphis has played an important role in the history of blues, rock and roll and soul music. Host Jacob Edgar witnesses the meeting of young and old when blues veteran Bobby "Blue" Bland jams with 17-year-old guitar wizard Will Tucker. The elder statesman schools the young Tucker in the finer points of the blues, before a scorching performance at the B.B. King nightclub on Memphis's famous Beale Street.G
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Rahki Road" Leela is making bracelets to celebrate an Indian holiday called "Rakhi", a time when sisters, brothers, and friends show how much they love each other by exchanging special bracelets, foods, and gifts. Leela already sent a bracelet to her brother, Sunil, in India and now she is expecting a bracelet from him any moment. Just then, a delivery person brings a box that turns out to be a sample of laundry detergent, instead of her brother's bracelet. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "The Wing Kings/The Big Mud Pit" The Wing Kings - The Pteranodon family stretches their wings at Quetzalcoatlus Canyon, where Mr. Pteranodon flew when he was younger and nicknamed, the "Wing King." Now, the Pteranodons and Buddy meet Quincy Quetzalcoatlus and his Dad, another Wing King, a huge flying bird. Together, the two "Wing Kings" wow their kids with some sensational aerial acrobatics. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "The Adventures of Math-A-Million" It's math class at school, and Pig is having a big problem.a math problem! To find a solution, the super readers accompany a math superhero as he confronts a series of arithmetic emergencies. Will the super readers figure out a way to make Math Boy's problems as easy as 1, 2, 3? Educational Objectives: To learn some basic math skills. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Maps/Termite Towers" Maps - Nick and Sally are pretending to be pirates. The Cat takes them on a real pirate adventure by following a treasure map! They use landmarks to find their way to a real pirate treasure: parchment paper and ink pens to make their own pirate maps! Termite Towers - Sally and Nick just can't seem to keep their block tower from toppling over. The Cat in the Hat takes them to meet some expert tower builders: the termites! After shrinking down to bug-size, they learn from Terry termite how to build a tower that won't wiggle and wobble. D
2:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Caracal-Minton" The Wild Kratts crew is are playing badminton on the African savannah when a high jumping wildcat called a caracal steals the birdie. And this is no ordinary birdie - it is Aviva's precious family heirloom. As they rush to get back the treasure from an elusive, leaping Caracal cat, they learn how the caracal's musculature is specifically designed stalking and leaping- a perfect example of the concept of "form for function. D
3:00 pm
Wyland's Art Studio "Blue Marlin Waters" Learn how to paint patterns in the ocean.G
3:30 pm
Piano Guy Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play the memorable tune, "Tea for Two," and the signature lick from The Jackson Five hit "I Want You Back." Featured guests include Bobby Floyd, Dave Powers and Andy LaVerne. D
4:00 pm
Inventions That Shook The World "The 1900's" This 10-part series begins with the decade that kicked off the 20th century. Two inventions during those years helped define the next 100 years - the airplane and the radio, setting the planet on a course to become a global village. Other featured inventions include the disposable razor, the air conditioner and the vacuum cleaner. Part 1 of 10G
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NOVA "Trapped In An Elevator" More than 325 million people travel vertically by elevator daily in the United States. NOVA reveals the secret life of these machines and investigates personal stories of passengers who have been caught inside when the machinery fails. The program looks at the world's fastest elevator, maintenance in Manhattan skyscrapers, the Otis Test Tower and new computer controls.G
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Inventions That Shook The World "The 1900's" This 10-part series begins with the decade that kicked off the 20th century. Two inventions during those years helped define the next 100 years - the airplane and the radio, setting the planet on a course to become a global village. Other featured inventions include the disposable razor, the air conditioner and the vacuum cleaner. Part 1 of 10G
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Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers "Surgical Slimmers" In spite of the risks, people are lining up to solve their weight problems in the operating room. And if the latest device - an implantable stomach "pacer" - works out, millions more will be taking the surgical way out. D
8:30 pm
Alan Alda in Scientific American Frontiers "Cars That Think" The fully automatic car may be down the road a ways, but cars that do your thinking for you are just around the corner - they watch out for hazards, they listen to you, they read your lips, they even know when you're distracted. D
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Arts & The Mind "The Art of Connection" This episode depicts the positive effects of the arts for children in hospitals, veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, building community in Appalachia and warding off dementia. D
10:00 pm
NOVA "Trapped In An Elevator" More than 325 million people travel vertically by elevator daily in the United States. NOVA reveals the secret life of these machines and investigates personal stories of passengers who have been caught inside when the machinery fails. The program looks at the world's fastest elevator, maintenance in Manhattan skyscrapers, the Otis Test Tower and new computer controls.G
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Inventions That Shook The World "The 1900's" This 10-part series begins with the decade that kicked off the 20th century. Two inventions during those years helped define the next 100 years - the airplane and the radio, setting the planet on a course to become a global village. Other featured inventions include the disposable razor, the air conditioner and the vacuum cleaner. Part 1 of 10G


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No, I haven't yet interviewed Nick Mirov, but The Merlin Show's launch week juggernaut rolls on with interviews featuring two "JV"s: Google's Jeffrey Veen and San Francisco indie rock institution John Vanderslice (the latter of whom also has a show tonight at The Independent at which you should say hi if you see me). Clickable versions of both episodes provided after the jump.
Also, I've posted my first in a series of credit highlights, beginning with John Roderick, the man behind the wonderful music you hear over our credits (it's called "Blue Diamonds" and you can download it here).
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Redfin Boss: Upending Real Estate
Glenn Kelman, CEO of online real-estate brokerage Redfin Corp., says he's in no hurry to IPO.
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Fall Out Boy, as well as alumni Tony Lucca, Nicholas David and Terry McDermott, to appear on June 11 episode
"The Voice" coach Usher will perform his newest single, "Twisted," on the June 10 episode of NBC's hit musical competition series.
On June 11, multi-platinum selling band Fall Out Boy, as well as "The Voice" alumni Tony Lucca, Nicholas David and Terry McDermott, will take to the stage.
"Twisted" is featured on Usher's seventh studio album "Looking 4 Myself" which has become the eight-time Grammy Award-winning superstar's fourth consecutive No. 1 studio album according to Nielsen SoundScan.
Usher is set to start production on the film "Hands of Stone," and continue working on his eighth studio album, in which he will continue to delve into his creative process through his songwriting and collaborations with other artists.
In "Hands of Stone," Usher will play boxer Sugar Ray Leonard. The film, which is a biopic of boxer Roberto Duran, is being shot in Panama and co-stars Edgar Ramirez and Robert De Niro.
Fall Out Boy will perform "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark" from its "Save Rock and Roll" album, which was released in April and debuted No. 1 on the Billboard charts and No. 1 in 27 countries around the world. The band is currently on a global tour.
Lucca, a finalist on season two of "The Voice," will debut the single "Never Going to Let You Go." Also performing that night are season-three artists David and McDermott, who will sing "Say Goodbye" and "Pictures," respectively.
By the time Lucca reached "The Voice" in 2012, he had been making music and working in show business for more than 20 years. He began on "The Mickey Mouse Club," where he worked with original "Voice" coach Christina Aguilera, and then began acting, co-starring in "Malibu Shores" and appearing in several national commercials.
Musically, Lucca released his first album in 1997 and recently signed with "Voice" coach Adam Levine's 222 Records. Lucca, in fact, will tour with Levine and his Maroon 5 bandmates on the Honda Civic Tour that begins Sept. 4. He'll headline his own tour beginning July 29.
While on "The Voice," and under Levine's tutelage, Lucca performed a daring interpretation of Jay-Z's "99 Problems," which hit No. 3 on the iTunes chart.
David and McDermott performed on season three of "The Voice" and were both finalists. David was a member of CeeLo Green's team while McDermott was on Blake Shelton's squad.


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However, all the projects reviewed were so simple that no one used external libraries so we never faced the problem of using them from our tests.
In this example we are using a dummy external library we have called libdummy-0.0.1-SANPSHOT.jar. In our Activity we are creating an object from one of the library's classes.
When we write the tests and we need to resolve the references to that objects we may feel tempted to include libdummy in test project's external jars, but doing so
[2009-12-07 16:01:14 - TCTDD11Test]Launching instrumentation android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner on device emulator-5554
[2009-12-07 16:01:25 - TCTDD11Test]Test run failed: Class ref in pre-verified class resolved to unexpected implementation
[2009-12-07 16:01:25 - TCTDD11Test]Test run complete
we receive the previous error.
The solution is to export the external jar from the main project. Open project Properties and edit Java Build Path to include the external library
and export it to be contributed to dependent test project
and this will cause no problems running the tests.
Update: Android Compatibility library: Testing Fragments
The aforementioned solution can also be applied to the android-support.jar, the library needed to support Fragments in pre-Honeycomb versions. As before, this should be exported in the main project and used in tests.
Hope this helps.
Update: Using ant
Sometimes you may want to use ant to build your projects, for example when you are building using a Continuous Integration server like Hudson, Jenkins, Bamboo, CruiseControl or similar.
To achieve this goal the easiest way is to update the main and test projects using the android update project and android update test-project commands.
The missing step using this approach is the inclusion of the external libraries we used in our previous examples. In the libs directory of the main project include the used libraries. It's preferable to create symbolic links so they are automatically updated if you update the libraries by any mean.
This is how the libs directory will look like:
$ ls -l libs
total 16
lrwxr-xr-x 1 diego staff 82 1 Aug 18:13 android-support-v4.jar -> ../../../../opt/android-sdk/extras/android/compatibility/v4/android-support-v4.jar
lrwxr-xr-x 1 diego staff 46 1 Aug 18:29 libdummy-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar -> ../../libdummy/lib/libdummy-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
Having done so, you will be able to create you application using ant debug and run the tests by ant run-tests and the libraries will be automatically included in the test project.


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Penske inks Keselowski through '17
It took 22 years for Miller Lite to make it to the top of
NASCAR, and Brad Keselowski made it worth the wait when he
cheerfully chugged the beer from on oversized glass during a live
televised interview while celebrating his first Sprint Cup
championship last November.
It was an iconic moment in the relationship between Penske
Racing and MillerCoors, one that spans more than 30 years and ranks
among the longest in sports.
Now it's guaranteed to continue at least another four years as
Penske on Wednesday revealed multiyear extensions with both
Keselowski and Miller Lite through the 2017 season.
"This puts us in great shape because we've got continuity with
a sponsor and an elite driver," team owner Roger Penske told The
Associated Press.
It's the second contract extension for the defending Sprint Cup
champion in less than two years. Keselowski signed an extension
after the 2011 season that ran through next year, and the contract
was redone to put the driver and sponsor in concurrent deals.
Keselowski said discussions on the extension began after last
year's championship as he and Penske charted a plan on how to stay
on top of NASCAR. Keselowski cited the continuity of Jimmie
Johnson, who won five consecutive championships with the same crew
chief and sponsor.
"I feel like together, Roger and I have done some great things.
I have a lot of confidence in him, I like the way he treats me and
hopefully he would say the same about me," Keselowski told AP.
"It makes me feel very comfortable to go the extra mile to sign a
long-term deal.
"At this point in time, with all these deals lined up, the
health, the future of Penske Racing and its employees is now
secured, at minimum, for the next half-decade."
Miller Lite has been the primary sponsor of Penske's flagship
No. 2 since 1991. MillerCoors first partnered with Penske as a
sponsor at race tracks he owned, and was sponsor of Danny
Sullivan's 1985 Indianapolis 500 winning car, building a personal
relationship with Penske that survived up-and-down seasons in
"The relationship has lasted so long because of Roger Penske
without that much success on the track," said Andy England, the
MillerCoors chief marketing officer. "So when we actually won the
Sprint Cup together, that was just the icing on the cake. The cake
itself is the strength of the relationship we have with Roger and
his team."
It also comes at a time when sponsors are rethinking their
participation in NASCAR. Not MillerCoors.
"There is a large wave of beer-drinking guys who really enjoy
NASCAR and it makes sense for us to be there," England said.
"These are still enormously attended events, and they don't just
shop for three hours. They shop for four days. There's huge levels
of commitment for this sport, and we need to be there."
The new MillerCoors contract covers just 24 races on the No. 2
Ford instead of the full 36-race schedule Miller Lite had always
sponsored. But both Penske and England said the 12-race giveback
was at Penske's request.
The cost of sponsorship fluctuates with the economy, and
MillerCoors was one of the few companies still sponsoring a full
schedule. Race teams set their own fees for inventory based on
supply and demand, and top teams can pull in anywhere from $20
million to almost $30 million in a season.
The Penske organization believes it can sell those 12 races
elsewhere to generate new revenue.
"You start to look across the Cup Series with the major
sponsors and we need to keep them in the business across the long
run," Penske said. "We looked at going into markets twice, in
fact, it was my idea, let us have those markets we got into a
second time and give us a chance to bring in another world-class
company. We have a number of people very interested in getting on
with Brad."
NASCAR's top Sprint Cup Series visits 13 tracks twice a season,
and Keselowski, the rare driver who pays close attention to the
business side of the sport, said MillerCoors will increase its
activity when it's not on the hood of his car.
"It was Penske Racing that asked Miller to consider these
options. We could have done exactly what we've done and had Miller
come back long-term with 36 races," he said. "But it was driven
the other way, strategically, to open up races and increase the
expenditure. Miller will now move it over to activation, and what's
going to happen in the long-term is there is going to be an
increase in revenue in the sport, not a decrease.
"This is a huge strategic play that with the naked eye looks
like a reduction, but I can assure you it's not a reduction. It's
actually an increase to the sport. That might sound like spin, but
there's a strategic play here."
There's always a plan in play with Penske and Keselowski, and
they executed this one to perfection.
"We've put Brad now in step with Miller far into the future, he
fits the mold that they want. He's open, he's certainly willing to
speak his peace, that's what Miller wants, an athlete willing to
represent their brand," Penske said.
Joey Logano, the driver Keselowski recommended Penske hire as
his teammate, earned his first career berth in the Chase for the
Sprint Cup championship in his debut season with the organization.
He's got two years remaining on his contract and sponsor
Shell-Pennzoil is in a long-term deal. Penske is also in the first
year of a five-year manufacturer contract with Ford.


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|2003-12-18, 06:50
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Destroyer of the God Deus
Hmm, anime's i hate. Inu Yasha is horribly overrated along with HnG. Sister Princess is boring and just plain disturbing. G Gundam and SD Gundam spit on the greatest franchise known to man, ok i love Gundam, but still both are a waste of Gundam goodness. Ikkitousen was such a let down and i agree the plot could have been something pretty good. E's Otherwise if left as is fricken sucks and wasted my damn time. If a second season comes out, then i will change my tune, well if it is good. ok and about dbz, meh i don't hate it or love it. I just watch it, it is afterall what got me interesting in anime back in the day, along with most people and don't even deny it cause you know it's true.
|2003-12-18, 10:32
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|2003-12-18, 12:43
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Thank you ashibaka, you said almost of the reasons I hated Evangelion. It wasn't confusing, and it wasn't really all that 'messed up'. It was just plain old stupid on the religious imagery. And lets not mention the predictability of the series, it was kinda sad. I enjoyed the last 2 episodes and the part where people blow up in death/rebirth (?)
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|2003-12-18, 23:35
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You know what bugs me about a lot of anime.. When there are these hot women and these dumb guys that act like whiny bitches.. Like Shinji in Evangelion.. just an example.. I really didnt like Evangelion either (for mostly the reasons already listed)... Or pokemon or Inyuyasha.. & DBz sucks ass IMO.. HOWEVER.. I have never seen the japanese version.. just the crappy cartoon netowrk version and that goes for a few other animes too.. although i dont watch much cartoon network.. I will give you the benifit of the doubt that its just Dubbing and the Crappy country i live in that ruined Dbz for me.. When i saw the cartoon network version of Kenshin i wanted to vomit so i could maybe see your point..
|2003-12-19, 00:30
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|2003-12-19, 01:22
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JOJOS'STAR: nice avata, show a bit more and all the people passing behind me will think I am a hentai otaku (not that guy) going on a hentai forum .
How does esp26 of evang. enjoyable? I found the rest of the series' psychology symbols much more interesting. (I took psychology and evang's symbols corrospond them prefectly).
At the end, everyone are a bunch of screws up.
Yet I agree Eva is design to mess your brain up
Well for DBZ I think if I am the producer, I could shrink it to 12 or 24 esp! Imagin that goku got beat up, meet vageta and goes off to finish freezer in 5 esp. One for gohan fighting, one for androids and whats left of freezer, two for cells, and three for the pink dude (forgot his name). It would fit perfectly!!
Monster Rangers (even worse than pokedude i am telling u)
sailormoon (sailormoon's high dub voice shatter my eardrums)
and etc.
|2003-12-19, 01:47
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I didn't like Evanegelion, but I don't consider it to be one of the worst out there. For all of you naming shows that you have obviously seen only English dubbed, I suggest checking out the subbed and unaltered original, before making such judgements. You might really like it. Anyways, here are some shows that were, undoubtedly, pieces of shit and wastes of budget:
Voogie's Angels- Yeah someone said it before, but how in the hell did that crap make it to animation? That was like the worst crap ever. After the crap popped on I knew that I wasn't watching anymore.
Tobira O Akete (Open the Door) - What a sad excuse for an animated movie. Talk about one of the worst endings ever.
Green Green OVA - Man I'm so glad I started out with the show first and not the OVA. That junk was traumatizing.
Weiss Kruez - The first one was awful. Even though I watched it for the sake of being a fangirl, it was just terrible. Je-Bus.
Angel of Darkness)- Typical hentai about tentacle creatures in outer space. Wasn't even entertaining.
Violinist of Hamelin OVA - I heard the show was much better, but the OVA was horrifying.
X the Movie - I can't believe how they turned such a complicated and involved story into 1 hour of torture. Blech.
Sin Sisters - Another really hentai. Not sure it was the right name, but pointless and boring.
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Hehe I havta agree with Weizz Kreuz being....sad....and me being a tomboy...but damn Aya is cute...
Evangelion didn't completely and totally suck even if I want to clobber Shinji to death
Tekken will always remain at or near the bottom of my list along with Pokemon..
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Man, sister princess was really hit or miss, wasn't it? I myself am a fan of Sister Princess...
Shows I really thought were poor were Final Fantasy: Unlimited, and Weiss Kreuz. Final fantasy unlimited because it tried so hard to be final fantasy, that they forgot to actually tell a decent story, with decent characters, and worst of all was the "monster of the week" syndrom that is a tell tale sign of poor direction. Weiss, well, poor budget asside, failed miserably to be belivable. They settled into a weekly routine of "we'll let one of the hunters, who have sad, painful pasts, meet someone who brings happiness to them, and then kill off that character for the sole purpose of making you feel sorry". It wouldn't have been so bad if 24 of the 26 eps didn't follow this routine; after just a few episodes you could accurately guess (about 9/10 times) who they were going to delve into thier dark, painful pasts (which were pretty lame), and who was going to die, all within the first 30 secs of each episode. Not to mention the characters really had no depth to htem at all either. It also bothers me when fangirls try to defend this show as the greatest thing ever.
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Beyblade, Super Yoyo and Crush Gear Turbo are much much worse...
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Trellanie English-Lurry
Nova junior
Ht.: 5-6; Pos.: G
Comment: Two-year varsity starter averaged 9.1 points, 4.7 rebounds and 3.1 assists to help Titans return to state tournament. George Mason and Stetson have expressed interest.
Rickae Jinks
Miramar senior
Ht.: 6-3; Pos.: C
Comment: Tulsa signee was a powerful force inside for the Patriots, who earned a regional semifinal berth. Averaged 14.1 ppg, 14.9 rpg, and totaled 41 blocks, 21 assists and 20 steals.
Stephania Oramas
Flanagan junior
Ht.: 5-4; Pos.: G
Comment: Three-year varsity starter helped lead team to a berth in the BCAA Big 8 tournament and the first regional championship game in school history. Averaged 18.9 points, 6.0 rpg, and 6.0 apg.
Alexis Pester
South Broward senior
Ht.: 5-5; Pos.: G
Comment: Sharp-shooting guard helped Bulldogs claim District 16-7A title and averaged 15.0 ppg. North Central College, Elmhurst College and Tusculum College are interested.
Andrekia Thompson
Coconut Creek senior
Ht.: 5-7; Pos.: G
Comment: Four-year varsity starter scored her 1,000th career point this year. Averaged 12.3 ppg and earned interest from several college programs including Lynn and Florida Memorial.
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NameSchoolClassPos.Shamauria BridgesMiramarSeniorGShauntavia DobsonNortheastJuniorGKhayla LivingstonArchbishop McCarthySeniorGKiani LurryNovaSophomoreGMary Katherine MooreSt. Thomas AquinasFreshmanCAshley SaintigeneNortheastFreshmanF
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Archbishop McCarthy: Amber Amortegui, Hayley Duren, Gabriella Middleton; Blanche Ely: Jamesha Paul, Ayana Price; Coconut Creek: Shamari Josey, Joelle Patterson; Cypress Bay: Scarlett Rocha, Elizabeth Wright; Deerfield Beach: Brinesha Paul; Douglas: Ashley Arinus, Sarah Cooper, Deja Enos; Everglades: Tiana Harvey; Flanagan: Patricia Albano, Erin Cortes, Laura Morency; Fort Lauderdale: Teylah Harris; McArthur: Juliann Andrews, Joana Pascaul; Miramar: Chione Daniel, Niadasha Green, Davicia Lee; Nova: Rishonti Cowart, Kiera Duncanson, Deja Roberts; St. Thomas Aquinas: Gaby Gonzalez, Kelsey Howard, Natalie McNerney; South Broward: Alexis Brito, Briyana Lloyd, Aaliyah Spatafora; Taravella: Taylor Adams, Danielle Kamicka, J'Lene Martinez.
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Jason Hively
Comment: After the graduation of three of the Titans' players from last year's state tournament-qualifying team, Hively wasn't sure what to expect from this season's young squad. But the Titans remained one of Broward's top teams, advancing to a seventh consecutive BCAA Big 8 championship game and finishing with a 22-8 record. Nova also returned to Lakeland for a second straight year and finished as the Class 7A state runner-up, defeating Haines City 47-44 in the semifinal and losing to Gainesville Buchholz 63-49 in the title game. "We had three seniors from last year's team go to college and a lot of people thought we were in rebuilding mode, but these girls stepped it up. They rose to the occasion during the most important and most crucial time of the year. We had a good showing in the Big 8 and made that run in the playoffs to put ourselves in the position to play for a state title," he said.


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The Raiders aren't last in the Associated Press Pro32 NFL power rankings, but they're headed in that direction.
Oakland (3-8) lost its fourth game in a row Sunday, 34-10 to the Cincinnati Bengals, and dropped one spot to 31st in the rankings, as determined by the poll's 12 voters.
The Raiders received 27 points in the latest rankings. The only team with fewer points are the 32nd-ranked Kansas City Chiefs (1-10), with 13 points.
The Jacksonville Jaguars (2-9) had been 31st but exchanged ranking spots with the Raiders after their 24-19 win over the Tennessee Titans.
Oakland has a chance to reverse its downward trend when it hosts the 25th-ranked Cleveland Browns (3-8) on Sunday.
Here are the voter's comments on the Raiders after Week 12, as provided by the AP (voter affiliation and ranking in parentheses):
Chris Berman (ESPN, 31) — Once proud Raiders-Chiefs rivalry is at bottom of list.
Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 31) — The Raiders are yielding 42.2 points per game since Week 9.
Rich Gannon (CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio, 31) — The effort from the defense at times is pathetic especially inside.
Bob Glauber (Newsday, 31) — Time for Terrelle Pryor? Why not? Can't get much worse for the Raiders.
Rick Gosselin (Dallas Morning News, 31) — The Raiders are on a pace to allow 518 points, second-most in NFL history. They allowed 55 to Baltimore, 42 to Tampa Bay and in the 30s to five other opponents.
Clark Judge (CBSSports.com, 31) — Looks like these guys like to hit the quarterback only after a play has been blown dead.
Ira Kaufman (Tampa Tribune, 31) — Pride and poise may give way to 500 points allowed.
Pat Kirwan (SiriusXM NFL Radio/CBSSports.com, 31) — It feels like if the Raiders get on a plane and come to the East Coast they will lose and score about 10 points. It was their fourth of five trips back east and it happened again. One more trip left Dec. 23 in Carolina.
John Lynch (Fox Sports, 32) — The Raiders turnaround has a long way to go.
Alex Marvez (Foxsports.com, 31) — I can hear Al Davis screaming from the great beyond at how bad his team has played during a four-game losing streak.
Dan Pompei (Chicago Tribune, 28) — Despite a lot of changes, they still look like the same old Raiders.


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I mentioned yesterday a fascinating memoir about the life of a missionary priest in a late nineteenth century Portsmouth slum. I've actually found a copy of it available to read online. Click here to take a look.
Father Robert Dolling was a pretty interesting character. An Anglican Priest, he had a strong liking for what were virtually Catholic rituals – for instance, giving masses for the dead – yet at the same time, showed much of the evangelical zeal seen in many a non-conformist. But in his case, he was not converting savages in the rainforests, but bringing salvation to the desparate poor of Britain's biggest naval town. The mission was funded by Winchester College, one of the most prestigious public schools in Britain.
Dolling came to Portsmouth in 1885, apppointed to run an Anglican mission church in the area of Landport. Just outside the Dockyard walls, Landport was inhabited by many sailors, dockyard workers and their families, and was probably one of the most deprived places in the city. Dolling went out into the community, and his observations are social history goldust. He frequently allowed locals to sleep in his house, on one occasion sleeping in the bath to allow others to sleep over. He set up a gymnasium, classes, and worked in the community with the sailors and their families. His book contains invaluable observations on their morality, work, clothing, health, leisure pursuits, and the transient nature of Portsmouth society. And we need to remember, this is the society into which the vast majority of Great War Dead were born.
By the time he left in 1895, Dolling left a galvanised Parish, who worshipped in an incredibly opulent church – St Agathas. Two sets of my grandparents were actually married at St Agathas, by Dollings successor – Father Tremenheere. I've visited it myself, and I genuinely thought that it was a Catholic Church. It has a fantastic Sgraffitio by Heywood Sumner, and is built in a Mediterranean Basillica style. Whilst it was built in the middle of slums, almost like a guiding light to the feckless poor, during the Second World War the surrounding slums were largely decimated, and the remains cleared in peace time. For many years the building was actually used as a naval storehouse, until it was restored as a church in the early 1990's. Now, it stands, lonely, near the Cascades shopping centre. Apparently, despite enthusiastic fundraising, Dolling spent more than £50,000 during his time at St Agathas, and when he left the parish it was over £3,000 in debt. Dolling was personally responsible, and apparently wrote his book to go some way towards clearing this debt.
Dolling himself was eventually forced to resign in 1895, when the new Bishop of Winchester refused to allow him to dedicate a special altar for the giving of masses for the dead – unsurprisingly, given the level of anti-catholic feeling at the time. In the Appendix of his book Dolling actually publishes a lenghty, and eventually heated correspondence with the Bishop. It is intriguing to say the least why Dolling did not just go the whole hog and convert – as in the case of Cardinal John Henry Newman, the most prominent Anglo-Catholic. But Dolling does seem to have taken to his role as Parish priest with great relish. But at the same time, he does, like earlier victorian social investigators, talk about his poor parishioners as if they are animals, waiting for salvation. He undoubtedly cared about them, but in a way that we nowadays would find far too paternalistic.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – For the second consecutive season, Molly McShane earned All-America honors from the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA), as the sophomore was tabbed to the national Third Team on Monday. McShane becomes just the sixth All-America selection in program history and the first player ever to earn multiple accolades.
McShane, who was the Player of the Year in the region a year ago, was recently named to the NFHCA All-New England East First Team for the second time in her young career. A two-time New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) All-Conference selection, McShane has helped lead the Engineers to back-to-back appearances in the conference title game, winning the league crown in 2009. This season, McShane led the team in assists with 12 on the season, a total that was good for third in the NEWMAC and 17th nationally. That number marks the third-highest single-season total in Institute history and she currently ranks fifth all-time with 19 helpers in her career.
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Date: It was made in 1977.
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Have you ever wondered how Nathaniel Currier of Currier & Ives fame was connected to our family tree?
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The parents of famous lithographer Nathaniel Currier were distant cousins Nathaniel Currier and Hannah Currier. His parents were both descended (7th generation) from Richard Currier who was the first Currier in Newbury, MA. (Link content at currieronline has been temporarily removed for maintenance.)
Richard Currier's parents were Thomas James Currier of Strawberry Banks, Scotland and Martha Osborne of Salisbury, England. Richard was born in Scotland and married Anne. It is reported that Richard came to New England as the indentured servant of a Mr. Dove, a caretaker of his land. In later years Richard acquired much real estate of his own. Richard and Anne had three children – Samuel, Hannah, and Thomas.
Descendants of Jennie Currier Walton are from the line extending from Samuel Currier to George E. Currier, Jr.
Nathaniel, Jr., the artist, descended from Samuel's brother, Thomas Currier. Among Thomas' twelve children were Richard and Thomas, Jr. who who were Hannah and Nathaniel, Sr.'s great-grandfathers respectively.
George E. Currier's grandfather, Amos, was about eleven years older than his cousin, Nathaniel. While George lived in Roxbury, MA, George, his father George, Sr. and Amos were living in Newburyport.
Nathaniel's father died when he was only eight leaving him and his eleven year old brother, Lorenzo to care for two younger siblings. Nat took a number of odd jobs and eventually apprenticed in Boston as a lithographer where his career began. Together with his business partner James Merritt Ives, he produced more than 7,000 different prints illustrating American life and tradition, each signed "Currier & Ives."
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East Hampton High's girls and boys volleyball teams were ousted from the playoffs this past week, though they went grudgingly, not gently, into the off-season.
On Monday here, Danny Weaver's boys team went the distance with Sayville, a team it had beaten twice before, before losing 26-24 in the fifth.
The sidelining of his senior setter, A.J. Bennett, whose calf muscles had cramped up, with the score 21-16 in Sayville's favor, compelled Weaver to look to his bench, a bench that included two freshmen — Pat Silich and Brady Yusko — who had been brought up from the junior varsity.
And, Weaver said later, everyone stepped up, pulling to 23-22 following Ian Philipbar's set that Mike Messemer smashed to the floor.
But then, with the ball in East Hampton's hands, Weaver called for a lineup check as Andrew Rodriguez, who'd been signaled by the referee to serve, was throwing the ball up in the air. In the confusion, Rodriguez didn't follow through, which resulted in Sayville's siding out.
Ryan Fitzgerald, East Hampton's all-county middle hitter, got the ball back right away, nailing a kill through a double block, and a few moments later, with Bonac down 24-25, Fitzgerald put the ball to the floor again, but in an instant the celebrating shifted from East Hampton's side to Sayville's as the net judge ruled that in putting the ball away Fitzgerald had touched the net.
And that was it.
Sayville, the Division II tourney's third seed — East Hampton was the second — thus advanced to yesterday's final versus Eastport-South Manor with a 25-20, 10-25, 32-30, 16-25, 26-24 victory.
It was indeed hard, Weaver agreed afterward, to win three in a row.
"It's a tough way to end the season," he added. "The kids were disappointed — and justly so. I'm proud of them, not only because of how well they played, even when we were in a patchwork rotation, but also because of how they responded to something that happened off the court today — something I don't really want to go into, but it was something they needed to pick themselves up from. It was an emotionally trying day over all."
In the end, Weaver laid the loss to periodic poor receiving, which had thrown the offense out of sync at times.
Despite losing a number of seniors to graduation, Bennett, Fitzgerald, Rodriguez, Pat McGuirk, and Trevor Shea among them, the coach said he expects "we'll be right back there next year. Thomas [King, Bonac's chief offensive threat], Evan Larsen, and Brock Lownes are juniors, and we'll have young players like Brady Yusko, Pat Silich, and Henry Whitney up from the jayvee."
As aforesaid, Fitzgerald made the all-county team, as did King. McGuirk, Bennett, and Rodriguez were all-league, and Shea received an all-league honorable mention. Moreover, Fitzgerald and Shea made the all-county academic team.
East Hampton's girls, who had handed Hauppauge a 25-23, 25-6, 14-25, 25-12 loss in the playoffs' first round here last Thursday — a match during which Lydia Budd, a ninth grader, reeled off 15 straight service points in the second set — were, in turn, bested in four the next day by Sayville.
"It was a great match," Kathy McGeehan, East Hampton's coach, said. "The girls played really well — I'm very proud of them. Sayville's setter and two outside hitters are seniors, and, yes, we're a young team, but that's not to make an excuse. We played much better against them in this playoff game than we did recently at home."
Early on, McGeehan said, her assistant, Sara Faraone, suggested setting the middle given the fact that Sayville was weaker there than outside, a strategy that, when the passes and sets were well aimed, yielded good results.
"The third set was the make-or-break one," McGeehan said. "We had three set points — at 24-23, 25-24, and 27-26 — but we couldn't finish. In the fourth, Sayville went up 7-2, but we eventually tied it at 19-19 and pushed ahead 22-21 before losing 25-23. . . . Sara and I couldn't have asked for anything more — the girls played great volleyball. As it was, any team in our league was capable, as Sayville has been, of moving forward."
While she will lose Katla Thorsen, who "developed into a great all-around player this year," and her two middles, Sarah Johnson and Melissa Perez, to graduation, "we've got a strong group coming back."
Tryouts for the traveling East End Waves 10-and-up teams, McGeehan added, will be held at Sportime in Amagansett beginning Nov. 28. Asked how many age-group teams there would be, the coach said, "I don't know yet — not until we have the tryouts. We've had four or five teams in the past."