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Williams vied with Mercedes for top spot on both speed and mileage completed, and the team looks set to be a pacesetter this year.
With Williams shining in winter testing Felipe Massa was in upbeat mood at today's launch of the team's new livery.
Williams vied with Mercedes for top spot on both speed and mileage completed, and the team looks set to be a pacesetter this year.
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Diamond State Bank (doing business as Diamond Bank), Murfreesboro, Arkansas, has contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit cashier's checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 082904056, which is assigned to Diamond State Bank, but are markedly dissimilar to authentic cashier's checks. The counterfeit items display the statement "THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS SECURITY FEATURES" embedded in a darkened top border. The bank's name is displayed beneath the ribbon. The words "CASHIER'S CHECK" are shown on a wavy ribbon with "V"-cut ends in the top-center area. The bank's name and address appear in the top-left corner. The words "Authorized Signature" are printed on the right side without a signature line.
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Copies of a counterfeit item and an authentic check (VOID) are attached for your review. Be aware that the appearance of counterfeit items can be modified and that additional variations may be presented.
Any information you have concerning this matter should be brought to the attention of:
Jolene Deaton
Information about counterfeit items, cyber-fraud incidents and other fraudulent activity may be forwarded to the FDIC's Cyber-Fraud and Financial Crimes Section, 550 17th Street, N.W., Room F-4004, Washington, D.C. 20429, or transmitted electronically to email@example.com. Questions related to federal deposit insurance or consumer issues should be submitted to the FDIC using an online form that can be accessed at http://www2.fdic.gov/starsmail/index.asp.
For your reference, FDIC Special Alerts may be accessed from the FDIC's website at www.fdic.gov/news/news/SpecialAlert/2008/index.html. To learn how to automatically receive FDIC Special Alerts through e-mail, please visit www.fdic.gov/about/subscriptions/index.html.
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Includes 19 modules with 3D images and interactive models of the human anatomy.
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(EBSCO) Features a collection of 235,000+ photos, maps, and flags that are included with Academic Search Premier, MAS Ultra, MasterFILE Premier, and other EBSCO databases.
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With a cockatiel perched on her shoulder and her brown hair flowing nearly to her waist, Patricia Morison looks elegant and at ease beneath a portrait of herself.
The former Broadway star of "Kiss Me Kate" and "The King and I" stares out her ninth-floor window at the rest of Park La Brea. She is 97 now and, having lived in the same tower for more than 50 years, is one of the last representatives of the demographic that once dominated the apartment complex.


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The most successful open-source business model to date may also be the one least able to consistently deliver growth.
Open-source companies have been hiring tier-one talent out of the proprietary world.
The company releases a commercially supported distribution of Drupal, a leading open-source Web content management system.
If you like Drupal but have wanted a stable, enterprise-grade version for deployment, Acquia may have just what the doctor ordered.
The open-source ecosystem is banding together, one application at a time.
The creator of the open-source publishing platform Drupal (a Webware 100 winner) is now starting a commercial venture around the code. The new company, Acquia, will open for business in the fall.
Rafe Needleman interviews Drupal developer and Acquia CTO Dries Buytaert.
Take a million downloads and a huge community and what do you get? Acquia, if you're lucky.
Also: Acquia launches new search tool for the Drupal 6 content management system; Zynga unveils Scramble Live for the iPhone, iPod Touch; and Conveneer raises $4.5 million.
A small but influential group of open-source entrepreneurs are double-timing their startups, which might be just what the doctor ordered.


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Fifty years ago our federal legislators and our president, writers and photographers, advocates and outdoorsmen, indeed, the nation came together and agreed on the intrinsic value of wilderness. With bold and eloquent language, wildlands were declared essential:
"A wilderness, in contrast with those areas where man and his own works dominate the landscape, is hereby recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain."
With President Lyndon Johnson's signature in 1964, over nine million acres of wild lands were preserved and the Wilderness Act became the law of the land. It was a visionary victory for those that prize the unpaved, open lands and wildlife that are so much a part of America's landscape and natural heritage. Over the years many congressional sessions have set aside wilderness and today more than 100 million acres are protected by the National Wilderness Preservation System (NWPS).
The NWPS was established as much for the protection of wild lands and animal habitats as for the use and enjoyment of the American people and the generations to come. Wilderness provides many direct and indirect benefits, relating to ecological, geological, scientific, educational, scenic, spiritual, economic, recreational, historical, and cultural uses and activities. There are currently 757 wilderness areas within the NWPS. They are managed by all four federal land managing agencies: the Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service, Forest Service, and National Park Service.
To celebrate the 50 anniversary of the Wilderness Act, a coalition of nearly 30 non-profit organizations, academic institutions, and government agencies has been formed. Wilderness 50 is currently planning and helping to implement local, regional, and national events, projects, and celebrations around the country. This coalition is charged with raising public awareness of wilderness and engaging youth during 2014, the 50th anniversary year. For more information visit Wilderness50.
Although Utah includes millions of acres of spectacular red rock canyons and mountains suitable for wilderness, only a little over one million acres have been protected by congress. In fact, Utah has the smallest acreage protected as Wilderness among the mountain west states. However, over three million acres currently enjoy limited protection as Wilderness Study Areas and the proposed legislation of America's Red Rock Wilderness Act identifies over nine million wilderness-worthy acres. Add National Forest lands, National Park units, other BLM lands and wilderness deserving of protection could add up to 17 million acres!
To recognize the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, as well our own wild lands in Utah, a coalition of non-profits and agencies has partnered with the Natural History Museum of Utah to create "Wilderness 50: A Photographic Celebration of Wild Utah." This project will comprise a juried competition to create an exhibition of 50 photographs depicting the wild public lands of Utah. Images for the exhibit will be Utah-inclusive and in the spirit of the Wilderness Act. The judges include internationally recognized photographers/writers James Kay, Tom Till, and Stephen Trimble. The exhibit will be featured in the 2,000-square-foot Sky Gallery at the Natural History Museum of Utah and is slated to run from September 2014 through November 2014.
Additional information about this exhibit is not available on a NHMU new website. Shortly after the first of the new year submissions for the exhibit will begin being accepting. Check for details on the website.
The Utah Wilderness 50 team is comprised of members of various land conservation non-profits, including Utah Chapter Sierra Club, as well as relevant federal agencies. There are many other activities that we are considering, but we need dedicated volunteers to make these other events happen.


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Regaining your figure
Pregnancy puts a great deal of strain on both tissue and muscles, especially the womb and pelvic floor. During the first few weeks after the birth, your body will feel quite different; your tummy, no longer full and round, may appear loose and saggy.
A very effective aid for regaining your figure is breastfeeding because it stimulates the production of the hormone oxytocin, which in turn stimulates the recovery of the womb. Breastfeeding has another very special advantage: it assists in melting away those extra pounds, which the body gained during pregnancy. However, it is very important to eat regularly and healthily, and drink plenty of fluids during this time to ensure your own energy levels are maintained and for the growth and health of your baby.
Gentle figure-shaping with the Anita maternity ReBelt® PantyIt will take time for your tummy, hips and bottom to recover their shape. The Anita maternity ReBelt® Panty can be an effective aid to help you through this process. Made of breathable, stretch microfibre which is adjustable at the sides, the ReBelt® Panty helps support your tummy as well as gently shaping these problem areas, so that it continues to feel supportive and comfortable to wear even weeks or months after the birth. It also helps support the abdomen after a Caesarian section or abdominal operation.


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Lots going on this weekend, guys, so let's get right to it.
First up: chocolate. The Norman Firehouse Art Center is hosting the 29th annual Chocolate Festival from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. That's more than three hours of chocolate, which I totally approve.
The chocolaty event is at OU's Forum Building, 1704 Asp, and includes the chocolate creations of area Willy Wonkas. All proceeds benefit the nonprofit Firehouse Art Center, so you can tell yourself you're indulging for a good cause.
There are two levels of tickets available: $30 for 15 chocolate samples in a one-hour session (10:30-11:30 a.m.) and $20 for 10 chocolate samples running in half-hour sessions from 11:30 a.m. on. Choices, choices.
Next up, my true love: Harry Potter. This Saturday, the Oklahoma Wizards League, known as OWL, which, funny thing, is what Hogwarts students take in their fifth year. It's a very stressful test that only pales in comparison to the N.E.W.T.S., which … I'm going on too much about HP, right? Where was I?
OK, back on track. The OWL is holding its third annual wizard rock charity ball. Yes! And it's called the Hogwarts Hootenanny. Double yes! It's 7 p.m. Saturday at Oklahoma City University's McDaniel University Center.
The Hogwarts Hootenanny will include musical performances from such HP-themed acts as The Whomping Willows and The Sugarquills, as well as a local wizard rock group Into the Pensieve. Side note: You guys have no idea how much I want to talk about the HP references in these names.
The event will also include a silent auction (called the Muffliato Auction!) with HP-themed items. Proceeds from tickets and the auction will go to support the Harry Potter Alliance, an international social activism group.
Tickets to the Hogwarts Hootenanny are $30 for adults and $15 for OCU students and kids up to age 15.


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Shoulder Support
Have you ever been up in Sarvangasana (Shoulderstand), feeling as though your legs weigh a ton? Your arms won't support you, your chest is collapsed, and your jaws are tight? Wish you had a magic skyhook to pull you up against gravity? Lacking a skyhook or a helper in the ceiling, you'll have to use your muscles to lift up—actually, to push up—so that you don't collapse.
It's worth doing a bit of work, though, to train those muscles. When they're doing their job, you'll no longer have to struggle against gravity—instead, your pose will feel light. According to yoga tradition, every cell in your body will benefit from the reverse effects of gravity on your circulatory system. Your heart and lungs will feel spacious rather than compressed, and you'll be able to savor the quiet introspection that the pose brings.
Ultimately, Sarvangasana's lift comes from its foundation, most of which is formed by the shoulders and upper arms. Most of the upward push comes from the strength of the muscles in the shoulders and of those that move the shoulder blades. It's likely that you're weak in just these areas: Unless you're a weightlifter or rower, you probably haven't conditioned your body to push backward with your arms. But with a little informed practice, you can strengthen and coordinate these muscles to work as you want them to.
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CasaTunes whole house music systems supply music throughout your home, large or small, wired or wireless. Choices range from our entry level CT-3 with three wired room outputs and up to five wireless rooms up to our CT-24 for large homes with up to 24 rooms of wired stereo music.
Wired rooms: The number in the model number tells you how many stereo room outputs are available. Just add the appropriate amplifiers and speakers. You can use one CasaTunes CT-AMP-1240 Amplifier or other multi-room amplifiers for every 6 rooms. All of our systems except the CT-3 include trigger outputs that turn the amplifier on only when you are listening to music and shut it off automatically when you turn the rooms off. For the CT-3, use our efficient CasaTunes DTA-1 Amplifier for each room.
You can also connect the outputs to multi-zone AV Receivers and use the amplifiers you already have. CasaTunes controls a number of quality AV Receivers from Anthem, Denon, Harman Kardon, Integra/Onkyo, Marantz, Pioneer, Sony and Yamaha.
Wireless rooms: All CasaTunes systems have the capability to send lossless CD quality music to wireless (and wired) AirPlay® speakers, Airport Express®es, Apple TV®s and other devices that have Apple® AirPlay built in. You can play music to wireless and wired rooms at the same time. If you play music from the same source in different rooms, the music plays in sync so that you don't hear echoes, even when playing to wired and wireless rooms at the same time.
The CT-3 can send music to up to 5 AirPlay devices and the other systems can send music to 10 AirPlay devices, even more on high performance local area networks.
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The city has begun preparing for sale a piece of property at the tip of the Fort that once served as Gloucester's "Long Wharf," where the biggest of the schooners tied up at the outer edge of the inner harbor — across from the Paint Factory — so they could load and unload and then easily turn around to go back to sea.
At 110 Commercial St., the 0.48 acres of property is valued at $357,000 and is within the marine industrial zone.
Stephen Winslow, senior project manager in the Community Development Department said the city is using $50,000 in MassDevelopment grant money to clean the waterfront property facing the Paint Factory and a smaller parcel at 91 Commercial St., which the city intends to develop itself as a sewer pumping station as part of the upgrade of the Fort infrastructure in anticipation of construction of the Beauport Gloucester Hotel on the site of the old Birdseye plant.
Winslow said both properties were taken in tax title settlements. The waterfront property had been owned by Producer's Fish Co. since the 1920s. It was taken in 2010, and until then had been used by lobstermen and fishermen as a squatters' locale for the storage of lobster traps and gear.
Winslow said Weston Solutions, the environmental contractor, has been drilling wells to test ground water for oil and contaminants. The company has also been using ground-penetrating radar to determine what lies beneath the concrete that was once the floor of the fish company.
He said the city would have the environmental report from Weston Solutions within the next couple of weeks after which the city would do what was needed to prepare the site for sale.
Richard Gaines can be reached at 978-283-7000, x3464, or at email@example.com.


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The Seattle Seahawks made Northeastern State offensive tackle Michael Bowie their final selection in the 2013 NFL Draft on Saturday.
The 6-foot-4, 332-pound Bowie was the 36th pick in the round, and 242nd overall. It was a compensatory selection.
Bowie played one season at NSU after transferring from Oklahoma State. He led NSU with a team-high 47 knockdowns and did not concede a quarterback sack. He was named a 2012 D2Football.com All-America Honorable Mention, and he was also selected to the All-MIAA Second Team.
In Seattle, Bowie joins another former Cowboys left tackle, Russell Okung — who is also represented by Schaffer.
"He's like a mentor," Bowie said of Okung on a conference call Saturday night. "We didn't really talk too much after I left football at Oklahoma State. Anytime we were at practice, or anything like that, I tried to get as much out of him as I could. He's a pretty good guy to look up to."
Leading up to the draft, Bowie was confident we would be taken at some point. He just had no idea when.
"I kind of felt it coming because (Seattle) reached out and told me they were thinking about taking me," Bowie said. "But they didn't know yet. It was just about me being patient."
"This is worth its weight in recruiting but I'm more excited than anything for him," NSU coach Kenny Evans said.
"Seattle was here this fall to look at him and we've heard everything from fourth round to free agent since the early fall when he transferred. I think he definitely helped himself by playing this fall and his production on the field helped what was a young football team. And what he's done off the field. He did everything we asked and was never a problem."
Drafted ahead of Bowie in the seventh round was fellow Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association player, David Bass, a defensive end out of Missouri Western. Brandon Williams, a defensive tackle at Missouri Southern, was selected by Baltimore in the third round on Friday.
"The Missouri Western kid never got a sack against Bowie this year," Evans said. "A lot of players we've gone against go in the draft. That says a lot about who we're playing."
Bowie is the first player from Northeastern State to be selected in the NFL Draft since Derrick Moore was taken by the Atlanta Falcons in the eighth round in 1992. Bowie was also the 242nd overall selection.
— Ben Johnson of the Tahlequah Daily Press contributed to this story.


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Nurses at Children's are highly loyal to the hospital and fully dedicated to our patients and their families. As respected and sought after health experts in the community, many of our nurses go above and beyond the duties that their jobs entail by reaching out and supporting a wide range of national and local causes and organizations.
Their community service involvement varies. Some nurses volunteer at health fairs and Children's summer camps, while others assist in parish nursing or work with scout troops. Some volunteer at schools while others serve on local boards. Some nurses go on medical mission trips to far away places while others provide leadership for local and national professional nursing organizations.
Whatever ways that they choose to participate, nurses at Children's are proud to support not only the hospital but the larger communities it serves.
In December 2008, the Magnet Champions sponsored the "Share the Force of Giving" event to collect goods for St. Ann's Women and Infants Home. St. Ann's is a program that provides residential care to abused and neglected infants and children and to single, pregnant, and parenting adolescent women in crisis. The Champions asked individuals throughout Children's National to donate diapers, baby wipes, formula, new clothing for boys and girls 7 to 12 years old, and personal hygiene items for the mothers, infants, and children at St. Ann's.
Boxes were located in the central staffing office, the central nursing office, and in units throughout the hospital for donations to St. Ann's. On December 22, several Magnet Champions took four cars full of donations to St. Ann's. St. Ann's expressed enormous gratitude for the tremendous support that Children's National provided.
Children's employees displayed a strong commitment to the community through their donations this holiday season.
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CarFit Program
Published November 10th, 2010
Do you fit in your car?
That's the question University of Florida students asked senior drivers in Gainesville today.
The UF school of occupational therapy hosts an annual "car fit" event to help drivers make sure they're safe in their vehicles. Grad students in the program were trained to be "Carfit" technicians for the AAA and A.A.R.P. sponsored event.
In addition to walking drivers through the checklist, the students suggested adaptive equipment and shared other safety tips. For upcoming Carfit events and safety information click on this link
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Scarlett Johansson is an intriguing blank in Luc Besson's "Lucy," which is stranded somewhere between a stranger-in-a-strange-land action thriller and apocalyptic science fiction.
Scarlett Johansson is an intriguing blank in Luc Besson's "Lucy," which is stranded somewhere between a stranger-in-a-strange-land action thriller and apocalyptic science fiction.
Dwayne Johnson tries, but he's surrounded by poor CGI and a terrible adaptation of yet another comic book. Ian McShane steals what little movie there…
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
News on a major sale on Roger Ebert's memoir, "Life Itself," along with an excerpt from the book.
Chaz Ebert's July 18th appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
Part three of our series on how the Israel-Palestine conflict is reflected through film.
Roger Ebert loved superhero movies but he was a superhero himself to me.
Part three of our series on how the Israel-Palestine conflict is reflected through film.
The second part of our series on exploring the Israel-Palestine conflict through film.
A mind-blowing experience with the Oculus Rift at the Fox booth at the 2014 SDCC.
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At what point did I realize "The Ambassador" was an actual documentary, and not a fraud? Perhaps when I realized that everyone in the film was just as dishonest, venal and corrupt as they seemed — including the director. The Danish filmmaker Mads Bruegger stars as Mads Cortzen, a man who does not exist — but who is no more fabricated than every other character in this incredible stunt.
Let's just call him Mads, since both Bruegger and "Cortzen" are running the same real risks. Mads informs us at the outset that one way to get rich is to use a genuine diplomatic passport to travel to a nation like the Central African Republic and carry out a briefcase full of diamonds. Your immunity will get you straight through customs, and you're home free. The way to accomplish this is to use "envelopes of happiness" as bribes, since everyone he meets is happily, even openly, bribable.
He begins in Europe, using two brokers (who are apparently quite real) to line up phony diplomatic credentials from Liberia. He arrives in the Central African Republic, explaining that if the Congo was the "heart of darkness" in Joseph Conrad's words, the CAR is the spleen. There he and his secretary (Eva Jakobsen) obtain a translator and introductions to the minister of state security, relatives of the president and a diamond mine owner named Dalkia Gilbert. Again, all of these people are real.
Mads films them with hidden video mini-cams, which are concealed in walls, furniture, briefcases, clothing — who knows? Sailing through the first part of the film, I assumed it was a mockumentary, and the "hidden cam" footage was a special effect. No. I realized with a chilling certainty that the fearless Mads had actually introduced himself into this situation for the purpose of making this film. It is clear he could easily get himself killed, and the danger he faces is as riveting as the corruption he witnesses. Mads has whatever they call cojones in Denmark.
To cut to the chase: Everyone he meets is on the take, some from each other. Nobody's word can be trusted. He actually visits the diamond mine that he and Gilbert will exploit — to see if it even exists. Amazingly, it does. In South Africa, I visited an actual diamond mine owned by De Beers, a high-tech operation deep in the earth. In the CAR, young men and boys stand knee-deep in muddy water and shovel soil into a sieve to extract the diamonds. It's an open secret that diamonds would not be rare if their global supply were not ruthlessly curtailed by an international cartel. Diamonds from unsettled or war-torn nations move under the radar, and are known as blood diamonds.
As Mads negotiates through this labyrinth of corruption, handing over thousands in bribes, he grows uneasy that he still has no Liberian credentials. When he calls his European broker, this man seems to be constantly in a room where he "can't talk right now." Mads suspects even his translator is double-crossing him. He has gone through the motions of starting a match factory as a cover, and Gilbert connects him with a pygmy tribe that he can train as match-makers. He is given two "personal pygmies," Albert and Bernard, as companions, and by the end of the film, they are the only two men in the CAR that he can trust. Ironically, since there will never be a match factory, Albert and Bernard cannot trust him.
You can imagine how this could have become a 1950s British comedy. It is all real. Mads plays "himself" as a shaved-headed, poker-faced, imperturbable wheeler-dealer wearing mirrored sunglasses and safari boots, and smoking in almost every scene. He begins with little cigars. Then larger cigars. Then cigarettes. Then cigarettes in an ivory holder. Then he switches to a Meerschaum pipe. I told myself, if he starts using snuff, he knows he's going to die.
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I did a bit of research before purchasing this mattress. I'd gotten one from overstock several years ago and that was my first memory foam mattress. It was fine but usually slept too hot and would soften up more than I liked after I'd been in bed for a while. I bought this mattress because of the medium firmness and based on the reviews on here it seemed like it struck a happy medium between support and being too hard. I also bought this because of the aloe gel, which is supposed to be more comfortable and cooler. Overall I'd have to say that this bed hits my sweet spot. It doesn't retain too much heat, the aloe gel is a nice comfortable layer on top of a properly dense underlying foam. I weigh about 210lbs on a 6'1" frame, so I put a decent amount of load where I'm sleeping. I'm also a side sleeper, not sure if that helps anyone else reading this review. I've found the bed quite comfortable for sleeping, with sounder nights of rest. It's also quite nice for laying in and reading, watching a movie etc. An added bonus is that this mattress doesn't seem as heavy as the last memory foam I had, so moving it around to change the sheets is not too much of a strain. Shipping was fast, mattress arrived in a large, somewhat battered box. Inside was the mattress, double wrapped in plastic. It was very easy to remove the plastic and the mattress regained it's full size almost immediately. Keep in mind this is during the summer, so maybe the foam being warm helped it to expand quickly. I noticed almost no smell and by the time I slept on it later that evening, it was totally gone. Hope this helps!
You just about can't go wrong. For the price this is a great mattress. Slightly on the firm side, but not so much that it has caused any problems. Shipping was very quick and it enlarged to full size in a an hour or so. It had no odd smells or anything of the like. Doesn't retain heat as we told by some.
Never moved from the time I laid down til I awoke. Minor adjusting to getting out of bed. Wish we had done it years ago.
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A good buy for the money. Yes it smelled funny for a week or so, similar to the eggcrate mattresses we used to use in the hospital. I put a quilt on mattress and then regular bedding to hide the smell. Smell is gone now. My first memory foam mattress, I got this gel top. It is more firm than I would have thought or wanted but for back support it works very well. Comes out of shipping box about 4 inches thick. Inflates itself over a few hours to the advertised 11 inches thickness. I am happy with it and would purchase another when the time comes. Much cheaper than buying a similar set up from any bed shop.
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I like some electronic music.
Not too big of a fan of the new electronic music wave that has hit our nation. But what's new?
However, I am a big fan of some producers. I got into them mostly through hearing about them from friends.
So, I'm making this thread.
The goal here is to present producers and their music with some explanation as to why these things were posted. It is always very nice to see someone really talk about the music, as well. Specific pieces of music certainly (if they are good) are deep enough to be talked about for quite some time. Another point of this thread is to have a collection of tracks that really can sound super good on good systems. The whole reason we're here is speakers, after all.
Let me list just one producer and one track for the time being.
I am a big fan of Tipper. His name is Dave Tipper, and he is from the UK. Not too long ago he did some tours across the USA with larger groups of DJ's. I think that his mixes are tasteful and creative. I think that he also tends towards more non-standard harmonies and melodies than would be expected from a lot of the pop guys of our time (like skrillex or deadmau5).
I would like to recommend that you check out "Tripping the Light Fantastic" from the album "The Seamles Unspeakable Something." Iactually enjoy most of that album. This track is just a good example. The track remains mostly in the same tonal area throughout. Tipper doesn't seem to approach a really simple melody from the start (something that can get on my nerves, as this structure tends toward too much repetition). In this case, the music seems to build upon itself slowly and tastefully. The track is not too drawn out (it's only just over 2 minutes). Every added piece of instrumentation gets its small window to shine, and then then something else becomes the focus. I like this trait in music. Often times I find pop musicians milking a certain phrase or melody FAR too much, as if the listener was too stupid to get it the first time.
Anyway, i also think the track is very nicely balanced. It is done very tastefully.
Here is a Youtube link, but i highly recommend finding this album in high bitrate.


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One of the more popular topics of the Buffalo Bills' early offseason has been the potential impact of new quarterbacks coach David Lee on Ryan Fitzpatrick's mechanics.
So I asked an educated observer if he notices any difference in Fitzpatrick's delivery now that voluntary workouts are over and only three minicamp practices remain until the Bills report to St. John Fisher.
"When he's throwing to the right, he has a lot of power with his ball," Bills receiver Stevie Johnson said. "But when he was throwing across his body, it wasn't as powerful. Seeing him out here, working with Coach Lee, when he's throwing across his body he still has the power.
"We'll see how it all plays out during a real game after so many snaps. But, for the most parts, it looks like he's getting better with Coach Lee."
More power to the left is a good thing. That's precisely what Lee wants to improve. Lee previously noted he was unhappy with the placement of Fitzpatrick's left foot and that the eighth-year pro struggled on long throws to the left.
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-- ESPN is actually televising a Bronx-Boston game Wednesday night, as they show Tampa-Baltimore on ESPN2 at same time. Amazing. Its like they have an addiction to show Boston-NY games, no matter what.
-- Pirates got swept at home by the Cubs, are now 2.5 games out of Wild Card spot; they need a 10-13 finish for their first winning year since '92.
Only drama in NL looks to be Cards-Dodgers-Pirates scrapping for the last Wild Card spot. Nats-Braves-Reds and Giants are looking good.
-- San Diego's Chase Headley leads MLB with 19 HRs, 60 RBI since the All-Star break. All that while playing in a pitchers' park.
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By Bruce Campbell, Staff Writer
Enid News and Eagle
Think about all the judicial training the justices on the Oklahoma Supreme Court have.
Do you think it was to decide whether Wright City should be playing in the Class A state baseball tournament?
That's exactly what is happening.
The court Monday agreed to hear the case after Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association announce its intention to appeal a ruling from the McCurtain County District Court Friday.
The McCurtain County court upheld an injunction granting Wright City a temporary restraining order from having to forfeit its first round game with Sterling.
The OSSAA had ruled the Lumberjax had to forfeit because they exceeded the number of games teams are allowed to play.
The courts are not the place to settle this, and never should be.
Rules are in place for a reason. They may not always be fair, but life isn't fair.
Teams have had to forfeit playoff games in the past because they had broken the rule of playing too many games.
Teams even have had to return championship trophies when it was discovered they had used an ineligible player.
Wright City coach Todd Butler should be commended for his honesty about breaking the rule. The Lumberjax went over the limit after scheduling a game between the district and regional tournaments.
He has proposed he be suspended for the tournament so his team could play.
His feelings are understandable, but they did break the rule. Many other teams, including Stillwater against Enid this past season, canceled games because they would have been over the limit.
Overscheduling is common for baseball teams because of the uncertainity of the weather in Oklahoma. If the weather is good all spring, games are canceled. Wright City added the game that put them over the limit.
Union forfeited a district game against Enid a few years ago because it would have been over the limit.
If it's an unfair rule, change it. There are processes for this.
Butler used Guthrie football coach Rafe Watkins as an example of why his team should be allowed to play.
Watkins sat out the 2011 playoffs in an agreement to keep Guthrie from having to forfeit eight wins for using an ineligible player.
The Bluejays failed to complete paperwork for senior receiver-safety Clint Simek when he transferred from Prague to Guthrie. The OSSAA ruled Simek didn't make a bonafide move. There was controversy about the Simeks still having a residence in Prague.
But Watkins did not sue. He and Guthrie worked with OSSAA at an appeal before the organization's board of directors.
He had urged fans not to attend the session to avoid a media circus.
They did things the right way.
Wright City's actions basically have destroyed the intergrity of the tournament. Playing three games over three days is a true test to see who has the best team. The No. 2, 3 and probably 4 pitchers are needed. The six teams that did get to play first-round games last week will have an advantage over the Sterling-Wright City winner.
It might be two weeks before the tournament is resumed. At this time of year, that can mess up school graduations or senior trips or kids plans to start summer jobs.
Being off that long can mess up a team's rhythm. The other seven schools are being punished for Wright City's rule breaking.
Shawnee threw the Class 5A football semifinals in a tailspin when it sued after it was ruled the Wolves quarterback Tucker Brown had to sit out after being ejected from a game.
Brown was not the first one to have to do this, but they acted like he was. He was thrown out for kicking an opponent. It was on tape and it didn't matter if there only were15 seconds left.
That was in the courts for some three weeks before it was thrown out.
Tulsa East Central had to wait some three weeks before getting to play the 5A state championship game. The Cardinals won, but they essentially were punished for Shawnee's actions. Even worse, Gov. Brad Henry, a Shawnee native, supported the Wolves' actions.
It sends the wrong message. Do you sue if you don't like a ref or an umpire's decision?
The arbritrators for the Class A baseball tournament should be the umpires, not the Supreme Court.
Campbell is a News & Eagle sports writer.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The issue of wine sales in supermarkets is back in front of state lawmakers this week. The issue has made it's way to Capitol Hill for at least five years, and has failed to get past a committee.
This time, supporters of selling wine in grocery stores are trying a different approach. The bill they've filed would let voters decide in local referendums.
Monday afternoon in the Senate's State and Local Government Committee each side was allowed to give their best pitch.
"A yes vote will not put wine on the shelves of food stores," said Senator Bill Ketron, Republican from Murfreesboro. "Instead a yes vote will allow the public, your constituents, to decide whether they want to purchase wine."
The legislation would let counties and cities where a liquor store can do business or a restaurant can sell liquor by the drink, voters can call for a referendum to put wine in grocery stores on the ballot.
The authors of the bill have cited recent polls by MTSU and Vanderbilt that show overwhelming support to let grocery stores sell wine. Officials with Kroger said wine is one of the biggest requested items that they can't sell, but liquor stores still have big concerns about losing money.
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"In the 15 years they've been tracking this, North Carolina has had a 89-percent increase in their binge drinkers and a 75-percent increase in their heavy drinkers," said Liquor Store owner Bard Quillman. "Therefore, in order to compete with North Carolina, we're going to have to have 279,229 Tennesseans become binge drinkers."
Randy Davis, executive director of the Tennessee Baptist Convention, told the panel that he fears putting the wine measure before voters would have consequences similar to a recent campaign over allowing liquor-by-the drink sales in Pigeon Forge.
"Right now Pigeon Forge is polarized, families torn apartment, friendships ruined, because in our small communities they are battling over this liquor-by-the drink issue," he said. "And the same thing is going to happen."
Davis said lawmakers should stop short of putting more liquor issues on the ballot on the basis of convenience.
"We don't know where this idea of convenience is going to lead us, we don't know what the next step is," he said. "Others before you have not put it at the feet of the voters to have wine in liquor stores and I beg of you not to take it there."
Republican Sen. Janice Bowling of Tullahoma, who declined to give her position on the bill after the meeting, told Davis that several issues will affect her decision.
"As a teetotaling Baptist myself, I can assure that my vote will not be based on convenience," she said. "It's going to be based on Tennesseans and what I'm hearing from my constituents in my district."
Steve Smith, president and CEO of the Food City chain of supermarkets dismissed arguments by liquor store owners that their businesses would be hurt by expanded wine sales.
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Smith said the two Food City stores with the highest wine sales in Virginia are located near the Tennessee state lane, showing that shoppers are spending their money -- and sales taxes -- out of state.
"You'd be kidding yourself if you didn't recognize that Tennessee isn't missing out on sales tax dollars because wine is being sold in Virginia and not in Tennessee," he said.
Victoria Regens called the supermarket wine sales a matter of convenience for busy mothers juggling errands and other parenting duties. She said she was surprised to have to go to a liquor store to buy wine when she moved from Arizona to Nashville five years ago.
"I was amazed that that is not a convenience that is afforded in Tennessee, and I have to tell you I couldn't understand why," she said. "I can also tell you in Arizona there's no shortage of wine stores, independent stores, specialty stores (or) box chains."
The Senate committee vote on the legislation is set for Tuesday, and many expect the vote to be close. The committee chairman predicts a 5-to-4 vote, but he doesn't know which side will prevail. A vote on the House side is also expected on Tuesday.
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