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Walk in to any rental property and you are likely to see white walls but this shouldn't make you think that white is boring.
The blank canvas of a white wall lends itself to a wide range of decor options. Whether you're aiming for an interior that's clean and simple or elegant and over the top, these concepts may come in handy when pulling together your white-walled space.
This collection of interiors utilizes white walls to create focus, balance and contrast for a variety of different aesthetics.
1. Build a Bold Niche.
Create a focal point to contrast the white walls. This cozy niche, concentrated in the corner, feels warm and inviting. The rich colors and patterns in the sofa play off the crisp simplicity of the space, giving the illusion of a niche floating between the white walls.
2. Get Graphic.
Make a statement with black and white. Focus on incorporating elements with pattern and texture to build interest. If you can't stay away from color, add a few accents of a bold hue, like yellow or orange.
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Angels General Manager Jerry Dipoto described Albert Pujols' recent right-knee surgery as "a very minor procedure," adding that he expects the first baseman to be "back at full strength" within a month or so.
"It was a cleanup, nothing significant, kind of a blip on the radar," Dipoto said Thursday of the operation, which was performed Oct. 9 in St. Louis. "We knew he was playing through pain; he took care of it and is good to go. I've spoken with him since, and he feels great."
Pujols, who signed a 10-year, $240-million contract with the Angels in December, tweaked the knee and injured his right calf while sliding awkwardly into second base against the Boston Red Sox in Fenway Park on Aug. 22.
Pujols missed the next four games and was relegated to designated hitter for 24 of the team's final 34 games, hitting .291 with two home runs, 16 doubles and 19 runs batted in during that span. He finished the season with a .285 average, 30 homers, 50 doubles and a team-leading 105 RBIs.


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So I thought about alternatives to deep-frying. The essence of deep-frying, I reasoned, is total immersion in high heat, where high means more than boiling, hot enough to brown.
Enter the waffle iron, a device that forms batter into a shape with a lot of surface area exposed to high heat. Clearly, this is genius on two scales, I thought: it will work beautifully; it rhymes.
Trademark time! Google search! First entry: No, you aren't the first person to think of falafel waffles. D'oh! Still, there aren't many falafel waffle recipes out there, and many included wheat flour, but I wanted both wheat- and gluten-free, so I set out on my own expedition.
I started with chickpea flour (Bob's Red Mill). For seasoning I used garlic, scallion and some fresh herbs (various mixtures of dill, cilantro, mint and basil.) The taste was great, but I had used very little water, just enough to bring the mixture to a paste, and that did not work so well in a waffle iron. If I left it long enough to brown, my falafel turned into a jawbreaker.
So gradually I increased the liquids, water and some olive oil, until I got to a pour-able batter, just like flour waffles. On the advice of waffle experts, I added baking powder, and where others added a little wheat flour for binding, I added arrowroot. I haven't done controlled experiments on the effects of the arrowroot as a binding agent, so don't panic if you don't have any.
In addition to the baking powder, I borrowed the traditional wet/dry method from baking: two bowls, one for wet ingredients, one for dry, mix each thoroughly, then combine. The wet and dry mixtures should be roughly equal in volume. This recipe uses 1/2 Cup of each, resulting in about two waffles in a medium-sized circular waffle iron.
The result is spicy, savory waffles, light and crunchy, with a uniform texture. They are different from traditional falafel, but close enough for my purposes. I eat them as a standalone snack, or with chopped cabbage (usually red) dressed with a sauce made of lemon and tahini (sesame paste).
To restore some of the feel of traditional falafel, I often add small quantities of mashed chickpeas, cooked brown rice, or both. Both of these reduce the tensile strength of the waffle, but add a nice crumbly texture and nuttiness.
I put the wet ingredients in a measuring cup and puree with an immersion blender:
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- pinch of salt
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A federal jury in Utica, N.Y., has found Certified Environmental Services, Inc. (CES), two of its managers, Nicole Copeland and Elisa Dunn and one of its employees, Sandy Allen, guilty of conspiring to aid and abet Clean Air Act (CAA) violations, commit mail fraud, and defraud the United States, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Justice Department said this week.
The defendants also were convicted of substantive CAA violations and mail fraud counts. Defendants CES and Elisa Dunn were convicted of making false statements to federal law enforcement.
As alleged in the indictment, CES, its employees, and a supervisor from a former asbestos abatement company, Paragon Environmental Construction, conspired over the course of nearly a decade to falsify lab results used to prove that asbestos removal was done properly. In numerous instances, asbestos removal companies represented that homes, schools, and other buildings were free of asbestos contamination when asbestos debris remained behind. Owners of local homes and buildings were unaware that asbestos had been left behind from sloppy abatement work because CES falsified air quality reports. Due to the false lab reports, people that lived or worked in the buildings were potentially exposed to asbestos, putting them at risk for developing cancer. EPA investigators have notified affected building owners of the asbestos problem so proper cleanup can be conducted.
The conspiracy and substantive CAA and false statements counts of the indictment each carry a maximum possible term of incarceration of five years and a fine of $250,000. The mail fraud counts each carry a maximum possible term of incarceration of 20 years and similar fines.
Asbestos has been determined to cause lung cancer, asbestosis and mesothelioma, a fatal disease. EPA has determined that there is no safe level of exposure to asbestos.


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Saenger seventh in Foot Locker meet
Clarence High School junior Marissa Saenger finished seventh at the Northeast Regional of the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships. She covered the 5K course at Van Cortlandt Park in New York in 18:31. The top 10 qualified to compete in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships National Finals, on Dec. 8 in San Diego, Calif.
"I was seeded 11th so it kind of made me nervous knowing the top 10 go to nationals," said Saenger. "I tried to keep the leaders in sight the entire time; going into the woods I was 15th and I picked off a lot of people on the hills. I ended up passing one other girl at the finish."
Section VI also made its presence felt at the Nike Regional at Bowdain Park in Wappinger Falls as Lake Shore junior TJ Hornberger placed an impressive fourth in 15:56.3.
The East Aurora boys were ninth, led by Sean Phillips, who finished 20th in 16:40.5.
Other scoring runners for EA were Brendan Keany (32), Gene Baritot (35), Matt McLaughlin (77) and Kenny Vasbinder (84).
The East Aurora girls placed third beating rival Holy Names along the way as senior Madeline Murray was the top finisher in ninth place in 18:55.6. Junior Marta McLaughlin was 12th in 19:04.9 followed by Mackenzie Donahue (18th), Megan Baritot (33) and Fiona Danieu (51).
East Aurora is hoping for a bid to the nationals next week in Portland. Ore.


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Alarms Clocks That Are Impossible to Set Incorrectly
A smartphone's alarm is convenient, but nothing beats the simplicity of an old-fashioned alarm clock. Michael Hsu joins Lunch Break with a look at five that are impossible to set incorrectly, and a joy to wake up to. Photo: F. Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal.
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Ashton Kutcher Joining 'Two and a Half Men'
Ashton Kutcher has inked a deal to replace Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men, reports THR.
The hit CBS sitcom creator, Chuck Lorre, has crafted a storyline to introduce Ashton, 33, in a way that satisfies the network and studio.
"It's really funny," a source said. "People are going to love it, Chuck's really happy."
Ashton will be making between $800,000 and $900,000 per episode, according to TMZ. Charlie used to make a base salary of $1.25 million per episode.
In February, CBS and Warner Bros decided to stop production on Two and a Half Men for the remainder of the season.
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E.D. White Catholic (Synergy Bank) at Central Catholic (Halimar Shipyard), 7 p.m.
Thibodaux (Reeco Rental) at Morgan City (Skipper's Sporting Goods), 7 p.m.
South Terrebonne (South Louisiana Bank) at Berwick (Taco Bell), 7 p.m.
Patterson at Vandebilt Catholic (Robichaux Ford), 7 p.m.
South Lafourche (Golden Motors Bayou Boys) at Central Lafourche (Jester's Court), 7 p.m.
Assumption at Terrebonne (Diamondbacks), 7 p.m.
New Orleans Zephyrs at Nashville Sounds, 7:05 p.m.
Central Lafourche (Jester's Court) at E.D. White Catholic (Synergy Bank), 5:30 p.m.
Morgan City (Skipper's Sporting Goods) at South Terrebonne (South Louisiana Bank), 5:30 p.m.
Berwick (Taco Bell) at Terrebonne (Diamondbacks), 7 p.m.
Thibodaux (Reeco Rental) at Covenant Christian Academy (Trinity Tools), 7 p.m.
Central Catholic (Halimar Shipyard) at Patterson, 7 p.m.
H.L. Bourgeois at South Lafourche (Golden Motors Bayou Boys), 7 p.m.
Assumption at Vandebilt Catholic (Robichaux Ford), 7 p.m.
Central Catholic vs. H.L. Bourgeois, 6 p.m.
Terrebonne vs. Ellender, 7 p.m.
LSU vs. North Carolina at Omaha, Neb., 2 p.m. (TV: ESPN, Radio: 98.1-FM, 870-AM)
Oklahoma City RedHawks at New Orleans Zephyrs, 7 p.m.
Today. The 19th Annual Coastal Conservation Association Louisiana Statewide Tournament and Angler's Rodeo (STAR) has begun. One of the largest and richest saltwater fishing tournaments in the country, offering more than $500,000 in prizes, STAR spans the entire Louisiana and Mississippi Gulf Coast and is open to anglers of every age. It lasts for 101 days as the tournament runs through Labor Day (Sept. 2). In the signature Tagged Redfish Division, the first 10 tagged redfish turned in by registered STAR anglers will win various prizes, including a Chevy Silverado pickup truck worth approximately $30,000 and a boat, motor and trailer package. Local weigh stations are located at Four Point Landing in Dulac, Eschete's Seafood in Houma, Tradewinds Marina in Cocodrie, Boudreaux's Marina in Cocodrie, Gail's Bait Shop in Leeville, Port Fourchon Marina in Fourchon, Bridgeside Marina in Grand Isle and Sand Dollar Marina in Grand Isle. To sign up, call 1-877-4CCASTAR (1-877-422-2782).
Today. Next Level Baseball will hold summer clinics for hitting, pitching, fielding, strength and agility at the Southland Hogs Training Facility on Hollywood Road. The clinic will be held Mondays-Thursdays during June. Ages 13 and up will be from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily, 10-12 year-olds will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily and 9-and-under will be from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. daily. The classes are limited to 20 kids per session. For information, call Craig Hamner at 688-5225.
Tuesday-Thursday. The Nicholls State University baseball program will host youth camps on Tuesday-Thursday and June 24-26 at Ray E. Didier Field. The youth camps are available for kids ages 5-14. Each camp day will be from 9 a.m. to noon. For more information, visit www.seththibbaseball.com or call 985-449-7149.
Tuesday-June 27, July 15-17. E.D. White Catholic will host a speed camp on Tuesdays and Thursdays until June 27 and is for boys fifth-seventh grades and girls fifth-12th grades and costs $80. For information on these camps, contact John Daigle at 447-3276, Kyle Lasseigne at 446-8488 or Chris Bergeron at 446-8486 or at email@example.com.
Friday. The Pro Football Combine Camp will host its 7-on-7 tournament at Thibodaux High School on Friday. The tournament will begin at 9 a.m., and registration will be limited to the first 16 high school teams. The registration fee is $225 per team, and forms and fees are due by June 3. For information, call 625-2200.
Friday. The Pro Football Combine Camp is holding registration for its 2013 Girls Speed and Agility Camp on Friday. The camp will be held at Nicholls State's John L. Guidry Stadium. The deadline to register for the event is June 1. The cost is $50. The camp is open to girls in grades 8-12. The camp will focus on improving an athlete's speed, agility, quickness, explosivenees and overall performance in a challenging environment. For information, call 625-2200.
Saturday. The second-annual Lardarius Webb football camp will be held on Saturday at Nicholls State's John L. Guidry Stadium. The camp is for kids ages 8-17, and it will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Webb, a former Nicholls State All-American defensive back, is currently a member of the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens. The camp is free, and only 300 youth players can join. Space is limited, so interested players can sign up at www.lardariuswebb21.com.
June 24-25. The Vandebilt Catholic 2013 Skills and Drills Softball Clinic will be held June 24-25 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Vandebilt softball diamond for girls ages 9-14. The cost is $50 per campers for those who preregister by June 21. To register early, email coach Margaret Johnson at email@example.com. Late registration is June 24 from 8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. at Vandebilt and the cost is $60. Johnson, Erica Babin, Philip Amedee and James Spearman will offer instruction and athletes are asked to bring a glove, bat, batting helmet and catching gear.
July 8. The Nicholls State University baseball program will hold Coach Thibodeaux's Summer Showcase from 9 a.m. to noon July 8. The showcase is available for players going into eighth-12th grade. For more information, visit www.seththibbaseball.com or call 985-449-7149.
July 8-9. Vandebilt Catholic will host its 2013 Youth Football Camp at Buddy Marcello Stadium on July 8-9. The camp, which is for kids in grades 3-8, will be held from 8 a.m. to noon each day, and the last day to register is June 28. The cost is $100 per camper, and participants are asked to bring shorts, T-Shirts and cleats to the camp. Drinks and snacks will be provided, and awards for top campers will be handed out at the end of camp. The camp, which will be led by Vandebilt football coaches and varsity football players, will instruct participants on the basic offensive and defensive fundamentals of football. For information, contact Vandebilt coach Brad Villavaso at 709-9852.
July 8-12 and July 15-19. H.L. Bourgeois High School will hold boys and girls basketball camps for kids 7-13 from 9 a.m. to noon July 8-12 and July 15-19 at the school in Gray. Registration is $75 per camper and includes a T-shirt. Campers will receive instruction from H.L. Bourgeois coaches and players. For information, contact H.L. Bourgeois athletic director and boys basketball coach Andrew Caillouet at 859-7527.
July 9-10. The H.L. Bourgeois volleyball staff, led by head coach Peter Verret, will hold the "Lady Braves Intense All Skills" volleyball clinic July 9-10 at the Lady Braves Gym in Gray. The camp will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon daily. The cost is $45 per camper. It is open for players 8-14 and aims to educate players in all fundamental aspects and skills of volleyball. For information, contact Verret at 438-1091.
July 15-17. The E.D. White Catholic football skills camp will be held from 8 to 10 a.m. July 15-17 at E.D. White. The camp is for boys fourth-eighth grade. The cost is $80. For information on these camps, contact John Daigle at 447-3276, Kyle Lasseigne at 446-8488 or Chris Bergeron at 446-8486 or at email@example.com.
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[Illinois] Beckman Graduate Seminar: Frontoparietal traffic signals: A fast optical imaging study of preparatory dynamics in response mode switching
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Frontoparietal traffic signals: A fast optical imaging study of preparatory dynamics in response mode switching
Pauline L. Baniqued
Coordination between networks of brain regions is important for optimal cognitive performance, especially in attention demanding tasks. With the event-related optical signal (EROS; a measure of changes in optical scattering due to neuronal activity) we can characterize rapidly evolving network processes by examining the millisecond-scale temporal correlation of activity in distinct regions during the preparatory period of a response-mode switching task. Participants received a pre-cue indicating whether to respond vocally or manually. They then saw or heard the letter "L" or "R", indicating a "left" or "right" response to be implemented with the appropriate response modality. We employed lagged cross-correlations to characterize the dynamic connectivity of preparatory processes. Our results confirmed coupling of frontal and parietal cortices, and the trial-dependent relationship of the right frontal cortex with response preparation areas. The frontal-to-modality-specific cortex cross-correlations revealed a pattern in which first irrelevant regions were deactivated and then relevant regions were activated. These results provide a window into the sub-second-scale network interactions that flexibly tune to task demands.
(Source: http://beckman.illinois.edu/news/2013/04/grad-student-seminar-apr-2013)
Pauline Baniqued received her BA in Cognitive Science with Honors, with minors in Biological Basis of Behavior and Creative Writing from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008. As an undergraduate, she worked with Amishi Jha to examine dynamic adjustments in control during working memory. She is currently a graduate student in the Brain and Cognition Division of the Psychology Department. Her research interests include the cognitive neuroscience of executive function, cognitive development and training, attention, and perception. She uses converging methods of structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), event-related brain potentials (ERPs), and optical imaging (EROS) to study the neurocognitive dynamics of these processes. Pauline's advisors are Arthur Kramer, Lifelong Brain and Cognition Lab, andMonica Fabiani & Gabriele Gratton, Cognitive Neuroimaging Lab.
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Unigraphics NX 7.5 Tutorials -Three Face Entity Blend
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I've been featuring a heap of Assassin's Creed III art here lately, so it's about time I showcase some from its handheld stablemate Assassin's Creed III: Liberation.
These images are the work of Nacho Yagüe, a senior concept artist at Ubisoft Toronto. You'll see not only a selection of his work on the first Vita Assassin's Creed game, but also some other work from projects like Tintin, as well as some personal pieces.
You can check out more of Nacho's work on his personal site and CGHub page.


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8 Things To Carve Instead Of Pumpkins
Carving pumpkins for Halloween can be a major and messy undertaking, but once I get started, I become a bit obsessed and want to hack hideous faces and spooky designs into everything I can get my hands on. Beware, produce section! I'm coming for you...
- Sweet Potato You simply have to see the severed hand created by Vanilla & Spice- it has bloody claws!
- Zucchini I spent the summer engaged in amicable battle with our zucchini patch, but it never occurred to me to carve one of the monstrous suckers. Fortunately, it occurred to Zogdo, who made this amazing alligator. Zucchinis are apparently ideal for carving: "They don't stink, they aren't sticky or messy, and they have a ton of firm flesh and only a small center of seeds."
- Butternut Squash Flickry user G.P. Macklin carved this butternut squash skull- this is obviously what butternut squashes have been intended for all along!
- Watermelon I have a lot more to say about Halloween watermelons, but here's a favorite from the always-amazing Zogdo. The red and green of the watermelon are used to their fullest potential- genius. And horrifying.
- Turnip I first became interested in pumpkin-carving alternatives while researching a piece on Räebelichtli Umzug (turnip lantern festivals) for KCET. There are plenty of very, very pretty turnip lanterns out there, but this turnip ghoul by Camera Obscura is absolutely perfect for Halloween. I love the way it makes the most of the turnip's root-ness, hairs and all (I know they're not hairs).
- Banana Well, you can't stick a candle in a banana, but this Creepy Banana by Deviant Art user SN2 would be fun to slip into someone's lunch box. Instead of cutting out the shapes, you could just trace them in the peel with a sharp-edge so the lines darken by lunchtime.
- Apple ThinkToPlay made adorably teeny jack-o-lanterns using apples, a melon baller, and battery-operated tea lights.
- Potato And we're back to where it all began: according to Mother Nature Network, which featured this photo from Wikimedia Commons, jack-o-lanterns originated in Ireland, where they were carved from turnips (above) or potatoes. "When the Irish began immigrating to the United States, they discovered pumpkins and saw how much easier they were to carve."


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The FDA has recently warned parents and caregivers not to give Simply Thick, a thickening gel, to infants. SimplyThick is a brand of thickening agent available to customers and medical centers that help manage swallowing difficulties in infants.
infants of any age may face an increased risk of developing a life-threatening condition if fed this thickening product. Since May 2011, the agency has identified 22 infants who developed necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), a condition in which tissue in the intestines becomes inflamed and dies, after being fed SimplyThick. Seven of those infants died.
The FDA is warning parents to not feed the thickening product to infants before 37 weeks gestation because it could cause a life-threatening condition. They also advice not to feed the gel to premature infants, including those in the hospital and those sent home from the hospital within the past 30 days.
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Soppukadale/Kadalegida is my all time favorite. It had been ages since I feasted on them. Winter vegetables like fresh peas, avarekaalu, soppukadale etc are cooked in different ways in each household of Karnataka. A housewife has to be creative to create as many dishes as she can out of them. Although avarekaalu (hyacinth beas/surti papdi) are available through out the year these days, the crop harvested in winters are most flavorful (sogadu tumbida kaayi as we say in Kannada)
Mom and MIL makes kosambari/salad, chitranna and adds these fresh chickpeas to upma also. We love all three. Here is Chickpeas Lemon Rice for you. The recipe for lemon rice is very simple.
You need the following to make Chickpeas Lemon Rice :
Chickpeas : 1 cup (Variations: cooked Avarekaalu/Fresh Peas)
Cooked Rice : 2 cups (left over rice is also suitable)
Green Chillies : 4 chopped length wise (or adjust according to your hotness levels)
Kadalebele(Chanadal) : 1tsp
Uddinabele (Uraddal) : 1tsp
Mustard : 1/2 tsp
Turmeric : 1tsp
Curry leaves: 8
Coriander leaves : 1tbsp (chopped)
Lemon Juice : 1 tbsp (or adjust according to your taste)
Oil : 2 tbsp
Method :
If you are using hot rice, spread the rice on a wide plate and let it cool
Heat oil in a wide pan. Add mustard seeds and let it crackle.
Add chanadal, uraddal and let them brown
Now goes curry leaves and chopped green chillies. Give a good stir.
Add turmeric and fresh chickpeas. Stir well again. Lower the flame and cook them with lid covered on the pan. Add little salt to avoid dehydration of freshchickpeas. Chickpeas get cooked very fast. It may take around 1-2 mins for them to get cooked. Swith off the stove.
Add rice, remaining salt, chopped coriander and lemon juice. Mix well. Serve hot.
Variation to the above recipe which is already blogged on Taste of Mysore :Sprouted Green Chana Rice Where dried green chickpeas were used.
Sprouted chana usli - a stirfried vegetable
Longbeans and sprouted kadalekaalu palya - a stirfried vegetable
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StalkerBlueDog wrote: I do plan on sending the KOA a response saying that they lost ALOT of potential revenue in their off season due to their breed ban.
StalkerBlueDog wrote:I mentioned that DOTCORNY was an option and they're only $300 a day.. though their bank is quite small being a new club and they figured out they can swing about $200 a day if they have to pay for a venue.
Empire State Dog Club has changed it's show site to Smithfeild Fire Dept Feilds in Peterboro, NY
Empire State Dog Club has changed our show site for our shows on Sept 19 & 20, 2009. We were informed this past Friday evening that our site, the Herkimer Diamond KOA Campgrounds is turning away reservations of our exhibitors who have certain breeds. After arrangements were made for the show, the campgrounds had a change in management. This management now has a policy that refuses to allow in certain breeds they deem "dangerous", including rottweillers, dobermans, pitt bulls or any other breed that may deemed as potentially agressive and dangerous. Besides having exhibitors turned away, our club feels we cannot promote this sort of policy.
We have another site already arranged and APPROVED BY UKC. Smithfield Volunteer Fire Department, Fireman's Field, 4581 Peterboro Road, Peterboro, NY 13134-0115
Directions to site: From New York State Thruway, Exit 34. At light at exit, turn left onto NY Rte 13 (Peterboro Street). Proceed through town (approx 1.2 miles). At intersection of Routes 13 & 5 go straight at light on to Oxbow Road. Stay on Oxbow Road for approx 8.2 miles and continue to Peterboro and turn left onto Peterboro Road. The Smithfield Fire Dept is on the left. Show site is behind the Fire House.
Please check the Upcoming Events listing on www.ukcdogs.com
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Judge not the Twitterrific 5.0.2 update by its point size. More than just the usual bug fixes and performance tweaks are contained within. The Iconfactory has added inline image previews that, when tapped upon, launch a new, chrome-less image viewer that still lets you pinch to zoom and long press to get additional options. You also get the new full screen browser and simple reading modes, including Instapaper and Readability, and a new gesture to re-tweet with comment -- just tap and hold the re-tweet button.
Then there's the new timeline search. Besides Tweets and People, you can now choose the History tab. Type in a word and Twitterrific will find it referenced in any tweets in your timeline. Lastly, but certainly not least, VoiceOver will now read the Load More button, and tweets get loaded in batches of 50 instead of 100.
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DailyDirt: Are You Smarter Than A Dolphin?
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- Recently, divers off the coast of Kona in Hawaii caught video footage of a bottlenose dolphin asking a human for help to get out of a tangle of fishing lines. The dolphin swam up to one diver as he gestured with his hand for it to come closer. The diver removed a fishing hook out of the dolphin's left pectoral fin, and at one point the dolphin had to surface for air, but it went back so that the diver could finish untangling it. [url]
- Dog owners can now figure out just how smart their dogs are with Dognition. It's a web app that lets dog owners record the results of their experiments, which involve playing games with their dogs designed to assess five dimensions of intelligence (empathy, communication, cunning, memory, and reasoning). The data collected from the Dognition project could help scientists better understand the way dogs think and behave. [url]
- Dogs are able to subtly alter the timing, pitch, and amplitude of their barks to produce a variety of sounds that could have different meanings. While humans may have trouble distinguishing between a "food growl" and a "stranger growl," studies have shown that dogs can recognize the meaning of particular barks and growls of other dogs. [url]
- Here are eight other animals that show notable signs of intelligence: Chimpanzees have DNA that is more than 98% identical to human DNA; elephants exhibit self-awareness; cephalopods are curious and have the ability to learn and use tools; crows are crafty; squirrels can be deceptive; dogs can understand people's intentions; cats are extremely adaptable; and pigs can distinguish between familiar scribbles on a screen and ones that they have never seen before. [url]


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Electrical current is 220 volts, 50Hz. European-style
two-pin plugs are standard.
Arabic is the official language although English and
French are widely spoken, especially in the tourist
Tipping is known as 'baksheesh' and some small change is
expected for most services, though small change can be hard to come
by. 'Baksheesh' can be a useful practice in order to gain entry to
seemingly inaccessible places, or for extra services- a small tip
can open doors, literally. A service charge is added to most
restaurant and hotel bills but a 5% tip is normally given directly
to the waiter. Taxi drivers are tipped about 10%.
Egypt is generally a very safe country to visit, however there
is still ongoing tension from the 2011 revolution. Demonstrations
are common near foreign embassies and around Tahrir Square in
Cairo, and in other cities, including Alexandria. There remains a
high-level threat from terrorism in Egypt. In the past Red Sea
resorts on the Sinai Peninsula have been targeted, and there are
active threats against Christian Coptic churches where several
bombings and shootings have occurred, as recently as 2010. In
general, there are increased security measures at all tourist
sites, and especially in resort areas on the Sinai Peninsula, but
visitors should be alert and are advised to avoid political
demonstrations and public gatherings, and there have been reports
of sexual assaults on women during demonstrations. The British
Foreign Office advises against all travel north of the Suez-Taba
road in Sinai, and in February 2012 several foreign tourists were
kidnapped between Dahab and St Catherine's. Visitors to the cities
and tourist sites will experience a fair amount of hassle from
touts and are advised not to carry more money on them than needed
at a time. Women should take extra caution when travelling alone as
there are incidents of harassment, and sexual assault is not
uncommon; women should be particularly alert when visiting spas and
other tourist related activities. Racism towards black and Asian
people is both prevalent and acceptable. Egypt also has a poor
train safety record with several fatal accidents each year.
Egypt is a conservative society and visitors should respect
local customs and sensitivities. Homosexuality is solemnly frowned
upon and homosexual acts are illegal. Religious customs should be
recognised, particularly during the month of Ramadan when eating,
drinking and smoking during daylight hours is forbidden in the
Muslim culture. Travellers should be discreet or choose to partake
in the custom themselves. Travellers to Egypt should dress
modestly. Photography of military institutions is prohibited.
Egyptians are friendly and approachable at work, and personal
relationships are very important when conducting business. Business
is usually conducted formally in Egypt; however meetings may not
take place in private and it is normal for them to be interrupted
with other matters. Punctuality is important, though don't be
surprised if your contact is late or postpones the meeting. Be
patient. Dress should be formal and conservative; suits and ties
are standard and women should dress modestly. Women may encounter
some sexism in the business world. Most Egyptians are Muslim and
therefore one should be mindful of Islamic customs. English is
widely spoken and understood, although attempting to speak some
basic Arabic will be highly appreciated. The normal working week
runs from Sunday to Thursday. Business hours vary, but in the
private sector it is usually 9am to 5pm and in the public sector is
it usually 8am to 3pm. Avoid scheduling business trips during the
month of Ramadan as working hours are minimised and during the
holiday period in August, as many key players will not be
The international access code for Egypt is +20. The outgoing
code is 00 followed by the relevant country code (e.g. 0027 for
South Africa). The city code for Cairo is (0)2. There are high
surcharges on international calls from hotels; it is cheaper to
phone long-distance from the 24-hour Post, Telephone and Telegraph
(PTT) offices that are available in the major cities. For
international directory phone enquiries dial 120. The local mobile
phone operators use GSM 900 networks and have roaming agreements
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Travellers arriving in Egypt do not have to pay customs duty on
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Rihanna: Emporio Armani Underwear Campaign Shots!
Rihanna shows off her amazing body as she strikes a pose for Emporio Armani Underwear's latest campaign.
The 23-year-old pop star posed for photographer Steven Klein in New York City for the sexy new shoot, which also features clothing by Armani Jeans.
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February 20, 2009
For more than 10 years, Mississippi State men''s basketball coach Rick Stansbury and Alabama''s Mark Gottfried were rivals.
The Bulldogs and Crimson Tide enjoyed several intense games in that time, including last year''s "tornado" game the Bulldogs won 69-67 in overtime in Atlanta at the Southeastern Conference Tournament.
After Gottfried''s resignation earlier this season, the matchup at 2 p.m. Saturday in Tuscaloosa, Ala., will be the first for Stansbury without seeing Gottfried on the other bench.
Stansbury, who had the edge with a 14-9 mark against Gottfried, insists it''s not about who is coaching Alabama.
"I never looked down there before when we played them, as crazy as that sounds," Stansbury said. "It never was about Mark, but about Alabama.
"It''s the same team. We''ll be playing Alabama, but not Gottfried. You don''t know who''s coaching. You are watching that game. It will be different when you walk onto the court and shake hands and he''s not there is a different part, but once the game starts you don''t know who the coach is."
Philip Pearson, who was Gottfried''s top assistant, took over as interim coach and is 1-5.
The coaching transition and recent losses have been tough on the Crimson Tide (13-12, 3-8 Southeastern Conference).
"Our guys are used to winning, so the last few weeks have not been the easiest of situations," Pearson said. "To their credit, they''ve hung in there and we''ve had some games where we''ve been right in it."
MSU, which beat Alabama 83-74 in Starkville on Jan. 17, knows Pearson will find ways to keep his team motivated.
Stansbury said the Alabama team the Bulldogs will face Saturday is the same one that handed LSU its only loss in the SEC.
"They are very good at home," Stansbury said. "Sometimes a losing streak makes you hungry and more relaxed. It''s a matter of pride for them and they want to win. They won''t give up."
Alonzo Gee leads the Crimson Tide in scoring (14.2 points per game).
Mississippi State (17-9, 7-4) received a boost Wednesday night when it defeated South Carolina 75-70.
The victory helped the Bulldogs end a two-game losing streak, and sophomore guard Ravern Johnson hopes they will take that momentum to Alabama.
"We just need to play like we did (Wednesday)," Johnson said. "It was a win to get us back on track, so we''ve just got to come out and play hard (again)."
Johnson (12.4 ppg.) is MSU''s second-leading scorer. Junior center Jarvis Varnado leads the team in scoring (13.2 ppg.) and rebounding (9.2 rebounds per game).
n Georgia at Ole Miss, 4 p.m., Saturday: Ole Miss is recognizing its organization in 1909 with a special ceremony.
Some of the top players in school history will be on hand to help commemorate 100 years of men''s basketball.
Although the Rebels will celebrate their past, Georgia interim coach Pete Herrmann said the current Ole Miss edition looks pretty good.
"I know they are confident and are playing with enthusiasm," Herrmann said. "We know it''s going to be a tough matchup. We have to get off to a better start and be as aggressive as they are going to be."
Ole Miss (14-11, 5-6) is coming off an 81-65 win against SEC co-leading Tennessee on Wednesday night.
Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy continues to watch his team grow.
"The effort for the most part has been tremendous," Kennedy said. "We have good kids of high character."
Junior guard David Huertas leads the Rebels in scoring (19 ppg.). Freshman point guard Terrico White adds 11.6 ppg. per outing.
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Pioneer Dayis scheduled October 27, 2018
Our largest program is Pioneer Day, a living history event that draws more than 1200 people to the Museum. At this annual event we have demonstrated syrup making, shingle splitting, clothes washing, butter churning, flint knapping, spinning cotton, basket making. story telling, horse shoeing, salt making, corn shuck doll making, and games for the children. Blue Herron, a Creek Indian, has set up an authentic Creek hunting village on the museum grounds.
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South Beaches: Dark of the moon tours on tap
Lorraine Thompson
South Beaches News
The October full moon on Monday opens the door to some of the most celebrated seasons and holidays of the year. Known as the Full Hunter's Moon or Full Harvest Moon, you can get a close look, weather permitting, from atop the St. Augustine Lighthouse Friday, Saturday and Sunday and on Halloween night. The St. Augustine Lighthouse Dark of the Moon Tours begin at 7:30 p.m. and include a visit to the Keeper's House, which Syfy Network's Ghost Hunters program called the "Mona Lisa of paranormal sites."
Reservations are required. The cost is $25 for adults and $20 for children ages 7 to 11 on the weekend, and $35 and $30 on Halloween. While the full moon is officially Monday, weekend moonrises will begin before 6 p.m. The Halloween moonrise will begin at 7:47 p.m. and with clear visibility should be 98 percent full. Call 829-0745 for reservations.
If you plan to dress for Halloween, Betty Griffin Thrift Shoppe has come up with a unique idea to create your own costume at budget prices. Some of their suggestions include dressing as a bride (maybe the Bride of Frankenstein), a business professional, a flower child or hippie or a preppie.
Browse the store located at Anastasia Square Plaza, 1961 A1A South, at the corner of A1A and State Road 312, where such items as wedding dresses, briefcases, suits, flowing skirts and fancy tops, and beads are usually available. Hours are 9 a.m.to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 471-4716.
You can also drop off any donations of clothing and household items there. Proceeds benefit the Betty Griffin House shelter for battered men and women, as well as its education programs.
It may be a month away, but preparations are being made and programs expanded for this year's Winter Wonderland at St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Organizers are currently hiring staff for part time positions for the seasonal event that draws thousands of local visitors as well as tourists. Paid positions begin Nov. 23 and end Jan. 6. Those hired will fill such positions as ice skating guard, ice chute attendant and others. Applications are available at the amphitheatre ticket office or go to www.winterwonderlandflorida .com, or call 209-3753. The amphitheatre is located on Anastasia Island at 1340 A1A South.
The early deadline, Nov. 1, is looming for registrations for the Santa suits on the Loose 5K Family Walk/Jog/Run scheduled for Dec. 8. The first 300 adult registrants will receive a Santa suit to wear during the event. Children will receive a Santa-inspired shirt.
The charitable event, which will begin at St. Augustine Beach Pier Park, will benefit St. Augustine Youth Services, a private nonprofit therapeutic group home serving children who have been victims of child abuse or extreme neglect. It is being organized by Sunliner Realty.
Early registration fee is $25 and increases to $35 after Nov. 1. Check in and registration on Dec. 8 will begin at 6:30 a.m. with the walk/jog/run starting at 8 a.m. A limited number of T-shirts are available for a $25 donation to SAYS. For registration and other information go to www.racesmith.com or email email@example.com.
A Veterans' Day Ceremony will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. Nov. 12, at Veterans Memorial in Lakeside Park located adjacent to the St. Augustine Beach City Hall parking lot. The tribute is sponsored by St. Augustine Beach Civic Association and the City of St. Augustine Beach and is being organized by Commissioner Andrea Samuels and John Reardon, a former U.S. Marine.
The Ancient City Bagpipers will perform prior to the program which will begin at 3 p.m. with the flag presentation, Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem. Those on the program include St. Augustine Beach Mayor S. Gary Snodgrass, Father Nick Marziani and featured speakers Col. Lisa Craig, U.S. Army National Guard; Bill Dudley, USN, ret., chairman of the Veterans Council; and Dan McCarthy, U.S. representative to the Wounded Warrior Fund. The Marsh Creek Chorale will perform and Chaplin Doug Woodall will give the benediction. Free parking is available at the City Hall lot.
Cool fall autumn weather is a great time to enjoy free outdoors programs at Marineland. Coming up:
� Nature-wise Community Workshop, 1 to 4 p.m., Thursday at the GTM NERR Marineland Office, 9741 Ocean Shore Blvd. Learn about invasive species to watch out for and how to use native plants in your landscape. Registration is requested. Register at http://naturewise.eventbrite.com/ or contact Emily Montgomery: email@example.com, or call 823.2291.
� Marineland Guided Beach Walk, 8:30 to 10 a.m., Oct. 30. Join GTM Research Reserve volunteer Ron Ceryak for a leisurely guided beach walk along the River to Sea Preserve's beach in the Town of Marineland. Explore geology, sand, shells, heavy minerals, and coquina rock. Discuss the value of dunes and dune vegetation. See shorebirds and learn about seashells and mollusks. The River to Sea Preserve beach lot is on the east side of A1A at Ocean Shore Boulevard in the Town of Marineland. Look for the GTM Research Reserve temporary event sign posted at the A1A entrance. RSVP at http://gtmnerrmarineland beach.eventbrite.com or call 823-4500. Comfortable closed-toe shoes are recommended.
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DALLAS (AP) The Dallas Stars re-signed center Vernon Fiddler to a two-year, $2.5 million contract Wednesday.
The 34-year-old Fiddler will provide depth behind Tyler Seguin and Jason Spezza, who was picked up in a trade with Ottawa on Tuesday.
Fiddler had six goals and 17 assists in 76 games last season, when the Stars ended a five-year playoff drought and lost to Anaheim in six games in the first round. He has 77 goals and 129 assists in 656 games in 11 seasons with Nashville, Phoenix and Dallas.
The Stars also signed 22-year-old Brendan Ranford to a three-year entry-level contract. He spent his first pro season with the American Hockey League champion Texas Stars.


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Exchange-traded funds have certainly leveled the playing field for regular retail investors. Asset classes once reserved for institutional and uber-wealthy investors — like convertible bonds, pipeline master limited partnerships and even managed futures — are now available to us average Joes.
And perhaps no asset class has become more popularized than commodities.
Exploding populations are driving up the need for more energy, metals and other materials, as well as food. That demand — as well as these assets' usefulness in hedging against inflation and diversifying one's portfolio — has naturally spiked interest in commodities. Wall Street has obliged, as the market now sports well more than 100 natural resource-focused ETFs.
However, most of these funds are gimmicky — the average investor has no need for a triple-leveraged pure-beta coffee fund. In this case, the simplest focus on solid fundamentals might be best.
Don't Go Crazy
While ideally, an ETF would offer investors a cheap, straightforward and easy solution to gaining exposure to commodities, the latest batch of new funds isn't cheap, straightforward or easy to understand.
Take the UBS E-TRACS DJ UBS Commodity Index 2-4-6 Blended Futures ETN (NYSE:BLND) — which only has around $10 million in assets. The exchange-traded note tries to navigate a problem called contango — which occurs when current future prices are lower than contracts reflecting what prices could be a year from now — by buying futures contracts out in various months and "blending" them to create the index.
ETFs based only on current prices lose money if a market is in contango because they have to buy the higher-priced, longer-dated contract and sell the cheaper spot month. So they are selling low and buying high. The United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSE:UNG) has consistently been a loser for investors based on the issues of contango.
BLND is a complex product that might not even meet its objectives of smoothing contango. Not to mention, trading costs might counter any positives from its 2-4-6 futures blend. The fund is quite illiquid — an average of 3,900 shares trade each day, and zero traded on the day I wrote this. Illiquid ETFs can trade at large premiums or discounts to their net asset values, as market-makers have difficulty meeting buyers with sellers. That creation/redemption mechanism is a critical function in how ETFs work and how they track their indexes.
BLND is just one example, and isn't even the worst offender in terms of complexity and average Joe usefulness.
Easy As 1-2-3
The best opportunities for long-term investors lie in those easy-to-understand, popular funds that provide commodity diversification and low expenses.
The first thing you'll want to do is go after a broad-based fund that owns the companies that physically pull the hard assets out of the ground.
The SPDR S&P Global Natural Resources (NYSE:GNR) — which splits its portfolio into thirds, representing agriculture, energy and metals & mining — could be the best overall commodity-producer ETF available. The broad fund tracks 104 stocks, including integrated energy major Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) and mega-miner BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP). This provides exposure to a virtual who's who of global commodity giants. Exposure to gold miners? Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX). How about agricultural processors? Monsanto (NYSE:MON).
The ETF charges a reasonable 0.4% in expenses, and volume is brisk enough for investors to buy shares without any hassles. Additionally, GNR has more than $500 million in assets, meaning State Street (NYSE:STT) isn't going to close the fund anytime soon. Perhaps most importantly, GNR has delivered the goods performance-wise, returning more than 7% in 2012.
Once an investor is comfortable with owning the companies that produce commodities, they can move on to owning the physical goods themselves. I prefer a broad-based index approach.
The biggest ETF in the space is still the best. The PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (NYSE:DBC) owns futures contracts on the 14 most heavily traded commodities — including crude oil, gold, aluminum, corn and wheat. It's cost-effective and convenient, and has managed to outperform other broad commodity futures measures like the iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust (NYSE:GSG) and iPath DJ-UBS Commodity Index TR ETN (NYSE:DJP).
The final step in all of this is to be tactical, too. Not every natural resource is going to have a great year at the same time. And that means getting a little active with your exposure.
We've highlighted plenty of opportunities in natural resources that could outperform over the longer term, and there are plenty of simple ETFs that track companies in those sectors. Think timber is going to outperform in 2013? The iShares S&P Global Timber & Forestry Fund (NASDAQ:WOOD) offers targeted exposure to companies in the wood business. Like copper's chances in the New Year? The Global X Copper Miners ETF (NYSE:COPX) is for you.
Just keep it simple.
As of this writing, Aaron Levitt was long GNR and DBC.


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On Saturday, Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin sent out a tweet saying that he was going to have "minor surgery."
With Harvin out for the rest of the season thanks to an ankle injury, many people likely assumed that the procedure was related to his recovery from that injury. It turned out to have nothing to do with his ankle, however.
Ben Goessling of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that coach Leslie Frazier said after the game that Harvin needed to have an emergency appendectomy. While that certainly would have impacted his ability to remain on the field if he was otherwise healthy, it shouldn't play any role in Harvin's recovery from the ankle injury for next season.
The Vikings didn't need Harvin to beat the Rams 36-22 on Sunday, lifting them to an 8-6 record and a playoff spot if the season ended today. It doesn't, though, and they'll need to find a way to win games against the Texans and Packers in order to advance to the postseason.


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Dutch Collection Society Looks To Charge Bloggers For Embedding YouTube Videos
from the pay-up...-again dept
This is somewhat similar to ASCAP's recent technologically clueless claim that embedding YouTube videos should count as a public performance (along with its other recent claims that iTunes 30-second previews and your mobile phone ringtones should also be counted as public performances). You sort of get the feeling that many of these collection societies came to the conclusion about two years ago that they're functionally obsolete, and rather than adapt to the times, they've all agreed to the same basic principle of going out in a blaze of glory. They're trying to vastly increase rates while covering any and ever attempt to use music in any way, bleeding everyone dry while making it that much more difficult for up-and-coming acts to get heard (since venues that promote them can't pay the crazy rates) and (even better) setting up their payout mechanisms to massively favor the top acts.
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The night is filled with secrets
Holly Cole
The night time is the right time
Its a musical statement the great Ray Charles and many others have made gloriously. But for singer Holly Cole, the feeling expressed in this classic blues/jazz motif of old is much more than just celebratory. To her, the comfort of the nighttime is central to her personal and artistic life. Without apology, Holly Cole is a self-declared night owl, perfectly at home in the time between dusk and dawn, a dear friend of the wee small hours. Its a fact that now finds firm and poetic expression in the title and content of her eagerly awaited new album - NIGHT. As usual when it comes to the iconic Canadian songstress, its an album that features a stylistically diverse and emotionally stirring collection of songs. It stands as a love letter to the night and its magic powers, a celebration of the hours where daylights chatter has disappeared and turned into peaceful moments of creative possibility, providing a chance to see the world with different eyes and to listen with different ears. An invitation to intimacy.
This is not the first time Holly Cole has decided to present a theme-oriented album to her audience. Romantically Helpless discussed the ins and outs of romantic love, Shade was all about situations of heat and summer, Baby, Its Cold Outside talked about wintry feelings and the spirit of Christmas. Ever since Frank Sinatra presented thematically inclined albums to his fans in the 1950s, the idea of having an overriding theme embrace a collection of songs to give them enhanced meaning, has found practitioners and fans in both jazz and pop. Holly Cole is one of the artists not averse to be inspired by concepts of mood and emotion, but she lets the songs lead the way. Consequently, the current topic was suggested by her repertoire yet again not vice versa. So its the music that creates themes and while working it up in the studio, new discoveries can be made. In this case the distinct and mysterious allure of nocturnal situations.
Ever since the acclaimed singer - originally from Halifax, now a Torontonian - put out her celebrated Tom Waits interpretations (Temptation, 1995) she got noticed internationally, especially in Japan and Germany. Today, Holly Cole is lauded in many different places, receiving praise as one of the pre-eminent interpretative singers working between the poles of jazz and pop. Her unique interpretations are applauded as being highly musical, intensely original, sophisticated, witty and sexy. In her hands, even over-familiar repertoire from Hank Williams to Cole Porter - enjoys the potential to shine like never before. Holly never fails to present her music with style, humor and grace, sending it out on journeys straight to the listeners heart. Her approach is sensual and intense, non-calculating and without any retro pretensions. All of this has been a continuous virtue in the singers illustrious career, a career that started some twenty years ago with her debut album Girl Talk. Many distinctive albums have followed since, accompanied by passionate live appearances that have cemented her reputation as a major contemporary song stylist and great performer.
Holly Coles artistic approach is born from silence. Its the place she identifies as the place of origin for all things creative, supported by the inspiring aura of the night, protected from the information overload of modern life. To her, the night provides a stimulus of discovery and focus, offering peaceful retreat and contemplation. The seeds of this approach were planted in her earliest family memory: suffering from a croupy cough, she was put on her fathers shoulders, walking out into the night while looking for relief. Mesmerized by new sensations, the little girl was enveloped by the mystery of the night and its secrets, well protected and healed. To keep re-discovering the world with the eyes of the night has been a constant in her adult life. Its a desire that keeps re-inventing itself in her artistry.
The ambition for musical discovery, the discoverability of music itself, is masterfully demonstrated on NIGHT. Supported by musicians the singer recognizes as soul mates and companions, the album presents a full-blown reunion of the original Holly Cole Trio, featuring pianist Aaron Davis and double-bassist David Piltch. The latter today primarily working with songwriter/producer Joe Henry, the former also excelling as arranger along with co-producer Greg Cohen. The current line-up is completed by drummer Davide DiRenzo and reedsman Johnny Johnson, plus guests Greg Leisz (lap steel), Kevin Breit (guitar), Cyro Baptista (percussion) and others. Sessions for the album produced eighteen songs, eleven of which can be found on the Euro version of the album.
As ever, songs from different corners of the musical spectrum meet on a Holly Cole album, ranging from a Bond theme by John Barry (You Only Live Twice) and a Mort Shuman classic (Viva Las Vegas) to Waits (Walk Away, Whistling Past The Graveyard), Brel (If You Go Away) and Lightfoot (If You Could Read My Mind). Especially the final choice may come as a surprise, as Holly Cole has very rarely sung a tune written by Canadas pre-eminent folk icon. But her distinct Canadian identity manifests itself in other places as well: one song by late Sixties/early Seventies Canadian folk-pop duo The Poppy Family has gently found its way into the repertoire (I Thought Of You Again) All of this is complimented by an American songwriter/folk classic from the Danny OKeefe songbook (Good Time Charlies Got The Blues), a Captain Beefheart tune (Love Lies), a timeless pop ballad ( I Only Have Eyes For You ) and last but not least a Holly Cole original - Youve Got A Secret.
There are musical secrets to be discovered on this album as well as layers of meaning. To acknowledge them is a rewarding proposition for any Cole fan, as her one-of-a-kind methods of deconstruction/redefinition continues to guarantee intense listening experiences. Subtext is my best friend, she remarks ironically when asked personally, at the same time indicating that her personal creative journey is far from over. The interval since her previous release (Holly Cole, 2007) may have been long, but there are good reasons for the gap, some of them coming from the singers personal life and environment, some from recent life experiences. There has been a fair amount of loss of different kinds, emotional events that were topped by a life-changing moment occurring in early 2011. Holly Cole and her band-mates lived through the Japanese 8.8 earthquake in a Tokio hotel. Just five minutes in real time, half an eternity for those who suffered through it. With no one in sight, the singer feared for her life. In retrospect, this situation marks a profoundly pivotal moment for her, as it re-defined her life. Surviving this life-threatening situation has contributed to a new sense of artistic purpose. Because of this and many other reasons NIGHT has turned into one of the best and also most intense albums of Holly Coles career. Welcome back.


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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01976702
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : November 6, 2013
Last Update Posted : January 11, 2017
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This 5 year study, targeting Pregnant Drug Abusers in treatment, is a randomized trial of an Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training (E-BST) intervention compared to a time-and attention-matched Health Promotion Comparison (HPC) condition. E-BST is an adaptation of the original BST intervention (Eldridge, St. Lawrence et al., 1997), designed to strengthen relationship-based social competency skills of the original BST that were crucial in sustaining adherence to protective behavior.
|Condition or disease
|Substance Related Disorders
|Behavioral: Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training
|Not Applicable
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|250 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Double (Participant, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Multi-Level HIV Prevention for Pregnant Drug Abusers
|Study Start Date :
|October 2006
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|May 2011
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|May 2011
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MedlinePlus related topics: Drug Abuse HIV/AIDS
Experimental: Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training
The Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training (E-BST) will include four 90-minute group sessions and two 60-minute individual sessions regarding HIV prevention and diminishing risk behavior, enhancing communication skills, improving the use of support services, and enhancing the use of resources in their community.
Behavioral: Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training
Active Comparator: Health Promotion Comparison
The Health Promotion Comparison (HPC)condition will receive one video-based HIV prevention session, 3 video-based 90-minute group sessions and an additional 2 60-minute sessions with discussions on relevant topics unrelated to HIV.
Behavioral: Enhanced Behavioral Skills Training
Primary Outcome Measures :
- Sexual risk behavior [ Time Frame: 6 months post intervention ]Reduction in HIV sex risk and drug abuse behavior among pregnant substance abusers
Secondary Outcome Measures :
- Drug use risk behavior [ Time Frame: 6 months post intervention ]
Other Outcome Measures:
- Service utilization, social support, and individual cognitive-behavioral factors [ Time Frame: 6 months post intervention ]
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|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- 18 years of age or older
- a recent history (within the past year) of using illicit substances
- 12-32 weeks pregnant and not planning to terminate the pregnancy
- able to read English Informed Consent form; understand and provided written informed consent
- have competency in conversational English which is required to complete assessments and to participate in the intervention groups
- have a stable living arrangement and provide contact information
- currently not cognitively impaired since cognitive impairment may compromise the ability to comprehend and participate in the assessment and intervention
- currently not showing symptoms of a major psychiatric disorder/ including psychosis, or a high risk for suicidality
- report at least one episode of unprotected vaginal/anal sex since becoming pregnant
- answer "Yes" to this question: "Do you plan to be in the area for the next 12 months?"
- agree to a urine test at the time of each interview to detect the presence of drugs
Exclusion Criteria:
- under age 18 years
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|First Posted:
|November 6, 2013 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|January 11, 2017
|Last Verified:
|October 2013
Keywords provided by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA):
HIV risk behaviors
Pregnant drug abusers
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Substance-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
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Two projects to celebrate the Darwin anniversaries — the bicentennial of Darwin's birth and the sesquicentennial of the publication of On the Origin of Species — are soliciting video contributions.
Florida Citizens for Science, a grassroots organization defending and promoting the integrity of science education in Florida, is sponsoring a cartoon contest!
A few seats remain aboard NCSE's next excursion to the Grand Canyon — as featured in The New York Times (October 6, 2005). From July 3 to 10, 2009, NCSE will again explore the wonders of creation and evolution on a Grand Canyon river run conducted by NCSE's Genie Scott and Alan ("Gish") Gishlick. Call or write now: seats are limited.
In a March 31, 2009, decision, Chris Comer's lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency, challenging the agency's policy of requiring neutrality about evolution and creationism, was dismissed. The Austin American-Statesman (April 1, 2009) reported, "The state's attorneys argued in court filings that the agency is allowed to bar its employees from giving the appearance that the agency is taking positions on issues that the State Board of Education must decide, such as the content of the science curriculum."
At its March 25-27, 2009, meeting, the Texas state board of education voted to adopt a flawed set of state science standards, which will dictate what is taught in science classes in elementary and secondary schools, as well as provide the material for state tests and textbooks, for the next decade.
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When the Samsung Galaxy Nexus arrived on the scene, it definitely turned heads. It had power, beauty, and was the first ever smartphone edition of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Wow, did it deliver.
The majority of the media promised this would be the smartphone to change the game. So, when I finally got my hands on a Verizon review unit, my expectations were unbelievably high.
- CPU: 1.2 GHZ Dual Core
- Internal Storage: 32 GB
- Display: 4.65" HD (1280x720) - contour display
- Network: 4G LTE
- Camera: 5MP Continuous auto-focus (1.3 MP front facing camera), video recording in 1080p, zero shutter lag
- Battery: 1850 mAh
- Notification: 3-color LED
- OS: Android 4.0 (ICS)
Additional out-of-the-box features
- Facial recognition for added security
- Barometer
- Two microphones
- Compass
- Improved method of adding widgets (borrowed from the tablet Android)
- Nearly 180 degree viewing angle
- Micro USB supports MHL (Mobile High-definition Link)
The single most impressive aspect of the Galaxy Nexus is the speed. This phone is fast, smooth, and sexy. And while the specs aren't that much of an improvement over other smartphones on the market, the combination of hardware and software make the Galaxy Nexus stand far above the competition.
That's all fine and good, but what does it offer the IT crowd? Let's take a look.
What it means to IT
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is as close to a flawless smartphone as we've seen. This device puts real power into the hands of the users. If you're an IT support pro having to deploy these devices, you know that you're handing out a product that will perform as well or better than the target users expect.
If you're using this phone for yourself, then you can rest assured that you're carrying around enough power to get done what you need. With speed and screen size enough to actually handle RDP sessions and not lag nearly as much when using CPU-intensive tools, the Galaxy Nexus will satisfy even the most demanding of users — gear heads, geeks, and more.
This power, of course, comes with a cost. The one glaring issue with the Galaxy Nexus is battery life, which is directly affected by the 4G LTE. It's possible to shut off the 4G and get a bit more life from that power cell, but once you've experienced 4G, you really don't want to drop back to lesser networks. Since the IT crowd will be facing users complaining about poor battery performance, stock up on micro-USB cables and hand them out to anyone using this phone, or else you'll have a flock of unhappy users with dead (or dying) smartphones.
My take
For the longest time, my favorite smartphone was the HTC Incredible II. Its size was perfect, it had decent speeds, and I enjoyed the HTC Sense UI. But when 4G came along, the Verizon-branded Droid Bionic stormed my fort and became the litmus test with which I judged all other smartphones.
As much as I still love the Bionic, I was won over by Ice Cream Sandwich. In my opinion, the Galaxy Nexus has no rival — regardless of platform. Granted, this will change when another Android smartphone is released with even better specs. Until that happens, if you're looking for the single most powerful, desirable device available, look no further than the Galaxy Nexus. As soon as I break the tether of my current mobile provider (AT&T), I'll be hopping over to Verizon to enjoy the speed of 4G LTE and the power of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
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"In-Pipe has effectively increased its install base in North America by 100 percent over the last nine months," said John Williams, president and chief executive officer.
In-Pipe offers a service that targets no net cost for municipal customers. These projects save customers more than $500,000 per year in cumulative net cost savings for operational and maintenance expenses. New customers include a global leader in water and wastewater contract operations, Forcis S.A. de C.V. (under contract to Monterrey, NL), Farmington, Conn., and Jackson, Miss.
The patented technology includes regularly adding a high concentration formulation of facultative, naturally occurring, non-pathogenic bacteria to strategic locations throughout the sewer system in accordance with an engineered plan. This requires zero capital cost and no additional energy. Performance in the collection system provides increased additional capacity within the plant, forestalls upgrades, and extends the life of existing infrastructure.


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