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april, 2017
6apr - 9apr 68:30 pmapr 9Don't Let Children Know 《别让儿童知道的事》Play at Klpac
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From the same team that
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From the same team that created the sold out short plays series: Don't Let Shakespeare Know comes another exciting installment slated for April 2017. The Actors Studio Seni Teater Rakyat is proud to present Don't Let Children Know which will feature a variety of fun takes on traditional fairytales. Expect the unexpected as five directors, a singer-songwriter and a choreographer each present their own take on a well-known fairytale but with a twist. Hence, the title Don't Let Children Know because there will be some risqué material too. Featuring 5 theatre directors, Amelia Tan, Easee Gan, Esther Liew, Vincent Hau & William Yap, a singer-songwriter, Chan Jian Ning and a choreographer Tan Bi Ni.
深获大众与评审好评的《别让莎翁知道的事》7部玩转莎士比亚戏剧作品–主创们即将回归与新成员全新炮制童话惊喜!由艺人馆全民剧场荣誉呈献,5位大马戏剧导演爱美丽亚,颜永祯,刘慧雯,侯纬晨及叶伟良联合词曲创作人陈健宁与编舞陈碧宁为观众带来《别让儿童知道的事》– 7部以童话创作的音乐,舞蹈,戏剧作品。十分钟玩转童话,连儿童与成人都不相信这是他们所知道的童话!《别让儿童知道的事》将在4月6日至9日,吉隆坡表演艺术中心贰剧场 (Pentas 2 klpac) 正式上演!
Presented by: The Actors Studio Seni Teater Rakyat
Supported by: The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac) & MUKA Space 木卡空间
Executive Producer: Dato' Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham OAM
Producer: Easee Gan
Production Manager: Soo Choy Wah
Assistant Production Managers: Olivia Saw & Benedict Chin
Lighting Designer & Operator: Mohamed Fairuz @ Boy
Stage Manager: Jiacy Chua
Host: Faustina Kow
Directors: Amelia Tan, Easee Gan, Esther Liew, Vincent Hau & William Yap
Singer-Songwriter: Chan Jian Ning
Choreographer: Tan Bi Ni
Pentas 2, klpac
Date & Time:
6 – 7 April 2017, 8.30pm
8 April 2017, 3pm & 8.30pm
9 April 2017, 3pm
Ticket Price:
Regular: RM55
Concession: RM45 (TAS Card Member / Student / Senior Citizen / Disabled)
RM45 flat: Preview @ 6th Apr
6 (Thursday) 8:30 pm - 9 (Sunday) 3:00 pm
8apr - 9apr 88:30 pmapr 9Magical Musicals
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Music lovers, make a date
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Music lovers, make a date with our orchestra as it pays tribute to some of the most well-known and well-loved musicals that have entertained audiences around the world time and again. From the dramatic and iconic tunes of Les Misérables and The Phantom of the Opera to the family-friendly soundtrack of Beauty and the Beast, Magical Musicals promises to be a smashing season opener for the klpac Orchestra.
Music Director and Resident Conductor: Lee Kok Leong
Singers: Joel Wong, Tria Aziz, Kay Wong Sze Yen
Featuring: klpac Orchestra
Venue: Pentas 1, klpac
Date & Time:
April 6 @ 8.30pm (Open dress rehearsal)
April 7 – 8 @ 8.30pm
April 9 @ 3pm
Ticket Price:
Regular: RM66
Concession 1: RM46 (TAS Card Members, Senior Citizen, Disabled)
Concession 2: RM36 (Student)
All inclusive of RM3 ticket handling fee and 6% GST.
School Booking Promotion: Buy 10 get 1 free (Student price)
8 (Saturday) 8:30 pm - 9 (Sunday) 3:00 pm
12apr9:00 pmBattle Bloom Debut Album Launch
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Battle Bloom's debut album 'Maps
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Battle Bloom's debut album 'Maps and Diagrams' is finally here!
Celebrate their special album release show on 12 April at Playspace LIVE.
There'll be an opening act, and they'll be playing songs off our album (and more!)
Oh, and did we mention? You'll also be getting the CD together with a limited edition lyric poster!
So come, bring a friend, bring your family, bring everyone you know! Tickets will be available at the door. See you there 🙂
Event Details:
Wednesday 12 April 2017
Doors open at 830 PM
Entry is RM35 which includes CD + Lyric Poster (exclusive to the launch)
Need more info? Feel free to talk to them. PM on Facebook, Instagram, or email firstname.lastname@example.com
(Wednesday) 9:00 pm
16apr11:00 am- 5:00 amHIN POP-UP MARKET 2.0 - EYA
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How far can an 'EYA'
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How far can an 'EYA' aka Coconut go? Come and be amazed! Held in conjunction with PIFF (Penang International Food Festival), Hin Pop-up Market is collaborating with local diner ENFOLD on this 2.0 episode. EYA is ready to feature the race, culture, and society friendly fruit the coconut. This will be where you'll get to see how this timeless fruit can be put to its full use, from food to consumable items like body care products, decorative items and much more! It's only a coconut but let's not underestimate its possibilities!
Find out more at fb.com/hinpopup
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Dancebox is back again! This
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Dancebox is back again! This time featuring works by young and emerging choreographers which include works-in-progress that would highly benefit your feedback. The informal performance series would also encompass informal staging and discussions. Best part, works of any genre of dance are welcomed provided the choreographers are members of MyDance Alliance.
The one-night performance will be held on 16 April 2017 and 9 July 2017 at Pentas 2, klpac. Dancebox is co-presented by MyDance Alliance and The Actors Studio, supported by the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre.
Presenter: MyDance Alliance & The Actors Studio
Executive Producer: MyDance Alliance
Dance Department, University of Malaya
Performing Arts Department, Sultan Idris Education University
Dance Faculty, ASWARA
Danceart Studio
Fauzi Amirudin
Adeline Chew Kai Min
Rithaudin Abdul Kadir
Dalila Binti Abdul Samad
Date: April 16 and July 9 @ 8.30pm
Venue: pentas 2, klpac
Tickets: Minimum donation of RM15. Walk in.
(Sunday) 8:30 pm - 1:00 am
17apr - 18apr 173:00 pmapr 18World's Best MoviesMovie screening
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The Godfather (1972) Duration: 175 mins
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The Godfather (1972)
Duration: 175 mins (approx.)
Language: English
Subtitle: English
Synopsis: The story begins as "Don" Vito Corleone, the head of a New York Mafia "family", oversees his daughter's wedding with his wife Carmela. His beloved son Michael has just come home from the war, but does not intend to become part of his father's business. Through Michael's life the nature of the family business becomes clear. The business of the family is just like the head of the family, kind and benevolent to those who give respect, but given to ruthless violence whenever anything stands against the good of the family. Don Vito lives his life in the way of the old country, but times are changing and some don't want to follow the old ways and look out for community and "family". An up and coming rival of the Corleone family wants to start selling drugs in New York, and needs the Don's influence to further his plan. The clash of the Don's fading old world values and the new ways will demand a terrible price, especially from Michael, all for the sake of the family.
The Godfather Part II (1974)
Duration: 200 mins (approx.)
Language: English
Subtitle: English
Synopsis: The continuing saga of the Corleone crime family tells the story of a young Vito Corleone growing up in Sicily and in 1910s New York; and follows Michael Corleone in the 1950s as he attempts to expand the family business into Las Vegas, Hollywood and Cuba.
The Godfather Part III (1990)
Duration: 162 mins (approx.)
Language: English
Subtitle: English
Synopsis: In the final instalment of the Godfather Trilogy, an aging Don Michael Corleone seeks to legitimize his crime family's interests and remove himself from the violent underworld but is kept back by the ambitions of the young. While he attempts to link the Corleone's finances with the Vatican, Michael must deal with the machinations of a hungrier gangster seeking to upset the existing Mafioso order and a young protoge's love affair with his daughter.
V For Vendetta (2005)
Duration : 132 mins (approx.)
Language: English
Subtitle: English
Synopsis: The futuristic tale unfolds in a Great Britain that's a fascist state. A freedom fighter known as V uses terrorist tactics to fight the oppressive society. He rescues a young woman from the secret police, and she becomes his unlikely ally.
indicine, klpac
Date & Time:
17th April 2017 (Mon) @ 3pm
18th April 2017 (Tue) @ 3pm
24th April 2017 (Mon) @ 3pm
25th April 2017 (Tue) @ 3pm
Ticket Price:
Free entry
17 (Monday) 3:00 pm - 18 (Tuesday) 3:00 pm
20apr - 23apr 208:30 pmapr 23Tsao Yu's Thunderstorm 曹禺著作《雷雨》
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Thunderstorm is a drama about
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Thunderstorm is a drama about family, society and corruption. Chou Pu-Yuan is the head of a wealthy, successful and seemingly happy household. But a storm is gathering. For behind the veneer of respectability lies of a web of intrigue, and a dark family secret.
Based on the acclaimed play by Tsao Yu, this production of Thunderstorm (in English) will be set in Malaysia and is dedicated to the late Mustafa Noor and the late Najib Nor director and costume designer of "RIBUT" of 1985.
Director & Exec. Producer: Dato' Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham OAM
Assistant Director: Freddy Tan
Set Designer & Builder: Paul Hasham
Costume Designer: Dominique Devorsine
Lighting Designer: Yusman Mokhtar
Soundscape Designer: Mike Thomas
Pentas 1, klpac
Date & Time:
20 – 22 April 2017, 8.30pm
23 April 2017, 3.00pm
Ticket Price:
RM40 (TAS Card / Senior Citizen / Special Needs / Student)
Opening night is RM40.
Family Package: (2 adults + 2 students) RM 200 centre seats | RM 160 side seats (Not applicable for opening night – April 20)
Ticket launched on 1 March 2017.
20 (Thursday) 8:30 pm - 23 (Sunday) 3:00 pm
27apr8:00 am- 11:30 pm500 CALORIE RUN (6KM RUN)
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April 27th, 2017 | 8PM
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Early Bird: RM39 | Late Bird: RM49
*Registration closes on April 13, 2017
The run will be along part of the bicycle path in George Town and ends at Hin Bus Depot, where multiple interactive and informative games will be waiting for you to have a good time. Embark with us on this little adventure towards a healthier self!
Find out more and register at fb.com/WeRunGeorgeTown
Hin Bus Depot
28apr - 30apr 288:30 pmapr 30Hadiah Ulang Tahun Maling
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Maling akan menyambut ulang tahun
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Maling akan menyambut ulang tahun hari jadinya yang ke 50 tahun, dalam waktu yang sama dia merasakan behawa ingatannya telah beransur hilang namun keadaan lebih menjadu huru hara apabila Maling telah jatuh cinta pada seekor kambing yang diberi nama Sylvia. Isteri, anak dan rakan baiknya tidak menyangka sesuatu yang aneh telah berlaku pada diri Maling. Apakah yang akan terjadi setelah cinta Maling terhadap Sylvia berakhir dengan sebuah tragedy.
Presented by: The Actors Studio Seni Teater Rakyat & The Oppressed Production
Executive Producer: Dato' Faridah Merican
Artistic Director: Joe Hasham OAM
Senior Production Manager: Gan Eng Cheng
Production Manager: Soo Choy Wah
Assistant Production Managers: Olivia Saw, Benedict Chin
Technician: Khairil Imran
Director: Hilmi Rusydi
Production Manager: Diani
Finance: Azman
Marketing: Irfan Nizam
Stage Manager: Anwar Yusof
Technician: Fikri
Set & Props: Ajmal & Boy
Venue: Indicine, klpac
Date & Time:
28 April @ 8.30pm
29 April @ 3pm, 8.30pm
30 April @ 3pm
Ticket Price:
Regular: RM 45
Concession: RM 35 (TAS Card Member / Senior Citizen / Disabled/ Student)
All inclusive of RM3 ticket handling fee and 6% GST.
Ticket Launching Date: 7th April 2017
28 (Friday) 8:30 pm - 30 (Sunday) 3:00 pm
29apr8:30 pmODE TO PEACE 乐韵 •新颂
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Malaysia Century Chinese Orchestra (MCCO),
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Malaysia Century Chinese Orchestra (MCCO), formerly known as PCCO, will be having two days season opening concerts at The Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (klpac) in April 2017.
The concert, under the baton of Resident Conductor Chong Koi Min, presents a Chinese classic, A Moonlit Night on the Spring River which originally a Pipa solo that has been popular in China since the Ming Dynasty, in a modern Chinese orchestra arrangement and together with Low Wei Kuok, who were twice gold award recipients for national instrumental competition in 2013 and 2015 will be performing Dizi concerto An Eagle's Affection, follow by talented local young pianist Jeremy Yeo in an emotively overwhelming rendition of Yellow River Piano Concerto.
The orchestra will also showcase Symphony No.2 "Ode to Peace" by renowned composer Zhao Ji Ping, towards a transformative anti-fascism.
A Moonlit Night on the Spring River 春江花月夜
An Eagle's Affection 鹰之恋
Yellow River 黄河钢琴协奏曲
Ode to Peace 和平颂
Presenter: Malaysia Century Chinese Orchestra
Conductor: Chong Koi Min
Dizi: Low Wei Kuok
Piano: Jeremy Yeo
Executive Producer: CHAN POH YEE
Musical Director : CHONG KOI MIN
Orchestra Manager: CHUA SU TING
Date & Time;
29 April 2017 @ 8.30pm
30 April 2017 @ 3pm
Venue: Pentas 1, klpac
Ticket Price:
Premium : RM50
Gold :RM40
Ticket sales launching date: 24th Jan 2017
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glad to hear hes doing great. (teary eyed) lesson learned for all. ive watched my buddys dog where a vest and when its super cold outside he uses his decoy bag for a dog blind to help hold the heat in. his dog actually gets in the bag. It keeps the wind off of him when its freezing out and keeps him a little warmer. not that you could of done that in your situation just a little field info. that might help someone.
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I am new to hunting with a dog... That question has always been in the back of my head... I always use a vest! Glad to hear he is doin great!
The Lord loves em dawgs too brother,keep your head up and your heart open,praying for the Ace man,i just know he's gonna pull through!
God Bless ya man!
just wanted to bump it up because here in North Texas we have had 2 nice days in a row. Me like most of you are ready to do water work. Be careful the water temp is still in the upper 40's or low 50's.
I sincerely hope all goes well for Ace, we sometimes take our dogs for granted.
They are our buddies first, hunting comes second. I cannot image the distress you have through. It sure has opened my eyes. On behalf of the British Labrador Retriever Association (Canada) our prayers and thoughts are with you and for Ace to a speedy and full recovery. Keep us posted.
Rev. James Lindsay
I am glad that the lesson was learned but sorry it had to be that way I don't know what I would do if I lost maggie that way!
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Glad to hear ace is doing fine
It' s hard to belive how fast things can go wrong. When I was younger man starting my duck hunting career, a friend and I bought a 18ft john boat (an old fish boat). We could only come up with 10hp motor for our big boat.
Which was fine we thought, we hunted where a creek mouth went into a very large reservoir lake. The temp dropped to zero over nite. It took 2 hours to break out a trail to go 400 yasrd to your spot. We had a great hunt, I had a big yellow lab (100lbs) ODIE. I shot a duck, Odie went to get it. When Odie got to the duck it start to fly, but it could only get up a couple feet off ice. Odie was able to jump on ice. He chased the duck another 400 yrds. on the ice, the ice wasn't that thick and get thinner on the main part of lake. The ice was poping and craking as I watched my dog run across it. All I could think of was how long it took us to get where we were, so it would take at least that long to get him. If he fell thru could he last that long? Fortunately he made it to the duck and made it back to us. This day has played thru my mind over the years, it could have turn out alot different.experance is what you get , when you didn't get what you really wanted


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It's all about the COLD in winter camping.
Remember this simple acronym:
C– Keep you and your gear CLEAN.
Staying clean will keep you dry and warm. Dirty fabric acts like a wick and will cause your clothing to saturate. Keeping your body clean keeps you warmer also. You don't want to put a completely funky body in your sleeping bag to long.
O– Keep from OVERHEATING.
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The Wheel Of Time Series
Posted 19 January 2010 - 03:25 PM
A close friend got me to start reading it in early February 2009. I started it, and was hooked already in the prologue of book one. There is a prequel too, which is called New Spring. This I didn't know until I had read books one through four, so I'll wait with that until I'm done with book eleven. Right now I'm reading book seven.
If you want to know more about this, please do PM me, and I can give you good information on it. Don't want to put links here in case that's not ok.
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I'll PM you, so we can chat more about the books. :-)
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I started reading it a hundred years ago, would like to read it again but somehow ALL of my books "disappeared" when we moved.....
I do remember enjoying it though.
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isn't there like 12 or something books in this series?
I started reading it a hundred years ago, would like to read it again but somehow ALL of my books "disappeared" when we moved.....I do remember enjoying it though.
Until now twelve books have been written. These are the books in the correct order:
* Prequel: New Spring
* Book 1: The Eye of the World
* Book 2: The Great Hunt
* Book 3: The Dragon Reborn
* Book 4: The Shadow Rising
* Book 5: The Fires of Heaven
* Book 6: Lord of Chaos
* Book 7: A Crown of Swords
* Book 8: The Path of Daggers
* Book 9: Winter's Heart
* Book 10: Crossroads of Twilight
* Book 11: Knife of Dreams
* Book 12: A Memory of Light
o Volume 1: The Gathering Storm
I've read books one through six, and am currently reading book seven (A Crown Of Swords). New Spring I didn't know about until I was almost done with book four, so I have bought it, but will wait until I'm done with at least book eleven. I absolutely recommend getting used copies of New Spring and The Eye Of The World cheap off of Ebay or Amazon, and get to reading it!
The Gathering Storm is part one of book twelve. The second part will be released in late October this year. I don't remember what the name of that book will be, but I can find out if someone are interested.
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In November this year volume 2 of book 12 is being released. It will be called "Towers of Midnight". I'm SO looking forward to that.
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Posted April 19, 2007; 05:04 p.m.
Elizabeth Gould, professor of psychology, will present the final talk in this year's President's Lecture Series on Wednesday, April 25.
She will deliver an address titled "Structural Plasticity in the Adult Brain" at 4:30 p.m. in McCosh 10.
Gould is a pioneer in dispelling the conventional view in neuroscience that animals -- including primates -- acquire no new neurons or nerve cells once they reach adulthood. Her research has shown that the brain continues to create neurons throughout life, a process called adult neurogenesis. Her recent work has focused on showing how parenting experience alters brain structure in the hippocampus and neocortex, regions important for cognition.
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November 2006 Site of the Month
What Makes A Journal Scholarly
Author: Eileen Stec, Instruction & Outreach Librarian
Institution: Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
Interviewer: Courtney Greene
The tutorial introduces the peer review process, and uses the definition of peer review to indicate that a journal is scholarly. Interactive questioning is used to further engagement, not for assessment. Users are also presented with two methods to use Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, and a handout may be printed at the end of the tutorial.
Q. What was the motivation for creating "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?"
A. To provide undergraduates with one simple and memorable rule-of-thumb to identify "scholarly journal articles," required for the students' research papers. The older method in use – identifying an appropriate resource using a listing of characteristics of popular, professional and scholarly periodical articles – was ambiguous. Since my university subscribes to Ulrich's Periodicals Directory online, it seemed more likely students would use an electronic tool versus a print handout.
Q. How long did the development process take? Who was involved?
A. The development occurred in two stages: first, creating and testing the tutorial material as a guided, in-class exercise and second, translating the exercise into digital form while retaining interactivity. The second stage took two weeks of intensive development work using applications I was already familiar with. The first stage was developed and tested over a semester.
Q. Tell us about the technologies that were used to create "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?", and why you chose them. Were there others that you considered?
A. I used some Flash animations, two that were included with Adobe's Captivate software and two I developed in Flash, based on MS PowerPoint slides from the earlier "guided" version of the tutorial. Although Captivate allows you to record sound directly into the project, I wasn't happy with the quality. I recorded narration as .wav files using the Sound Recorder provided with the Windows operating system, then edited, cleaned-up and added one special effect using an early version of Sony's Sound Forge
Q. Could you tell us a bit about your experiences producing a tutorial with both an audio and a silent version? Do you have any tips for others who might be considering adding audio to their online tutorials?
A. In the silent version all narration must be shown. The audio version should have the full narration as audio, supplemented by a few, salient text points. You don't want to create an audio tutorial that simply reads the material on the screen; you end up competing for the user's attention (and it is boring.)
Q. What support, if any, did you get to assist you in the creation of "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?"
A. For the past five years, my library has provided development computers and application software in a small development laboratory located in my library. The lab is available to all library faculty and staff that choose to use it. In addition, I was awarded a short, paid research leave (22 days) to complete the tutorial and another publication.
Q. How is "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?" currently used? Is it tied to any particular class as a requirement, or how do students and faculty learn about it?
A. The tutorial has been included in the Rutgers Libraries instruction repository. Librarians and more recently, teaching faculty have access to any materials from the repository. I still teach the guided version, but now include the handout from the online tutorial in my classes. When a course maintains a web presence, I try to include a link to the online version for reinforcement.
Q. What kind of feedback, either formal or informal, have you received from students or faculty? Do you collect any response data from the assessment quizzes? How do you use the data?
A. I collect the students' research paper citations from one large course (600 students) every year to evaluate the inclusion of scholarly journal articles. I don't collect response data from quizzes as I believe the citation review is more authentic and tests retention over time.
Q. So all 600 students from the course for which you collect the citations use the tutorial? That must be gratifying, that's a lot of usage!
A. No, I haven't used it with them yet. I plan to use it this Spring [2007].
Q. In what ways, if any, has the citation data you collect and evaluate impacted the current content of, or future plans for "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?"
A. I check the citation data to ensure that students have met one minimum requirement for their research paper, one scholarly journal article. Our data shows that the "in person" exercise I built the tutorial from is working.
Q. What were some of the challenges (technological or other) that you faced?
A. Flash animations do not import as easily or completely into the version of Captivate I used. Also, Macromedia/Adobe did not respond to my question regarding an ADA compliance issue I have with the tutorial. I hope they've solved both functional problems in the new version, but I have not had the opportunity to try it.
Q. In an earlier answer you had made reference to a Rutgers Library instructional repository, and that other librarians have access to it. Do you have any information about colleagues that might be using your tutorial, or how they might be using it in instruction, in light of its being contributed to this repository? Can you give us an idea of how many learning objects are part of the repository, and how (generally) it is utilized by instruction librarians at Rutgers? (i.e. do individuals primarily develop their own content and submit it, does each person 'cherry pick' from the repository based on what course is being taught, etc?)
A. The repository contains 121 items, as of today (late October 2006). Obsolete items are deleted approximately once a year, and new items can be added at any time. Again, we don't keep statistics on usage of our repository. From reports from my co-workers, we all "cherry pick" from the repository and some adapt the material for re-use. Due to budgetary cutbacks this year, we have been forced to teach "one shot" instruction sessions when previously we taught 1-4 sessions for the same course. We have given our teaching faculty access to our instruction repository and many have been conducting their own sessions using our materials and our computer-equipped library instruction labs. We'll check with the instructors after students hand in their final research papers for anecdotal reports on quality this year versus last year.
Q. What are your future plans for "What Makes A Journal Scholarly?"
A. My plans are to update the tutorial if Ulrich's changes its user interface and if the two challenges I mentioned earlier can be resolved in the software. My overall approach to online tutorials is to make small learning objects that can be used in concert with other small learning objects. If I may make an analogy, I'm writing a collection of popular songs not a symphony--the mix is left up to the instructors.
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A teaching position in the north island township of Napier led to a whirlwind romance and marriage to Mark, a young doctor who is now a professor. Mark's career meant a move to Christchurch, where a teaching position was unavailable, so Alison worked part-time as a cardiology research technician in a hospital and indulged academic interests by taking university courses in early European history and in philosophy.
Two years in Glasgow, Scotland, followed and provided the perfect opportunity to write her first novel a medical thriller with a good dash of romance. Their return to New Zealand began a new chapter in Alison's life, with creative efforts channeled into entertaining a baby daughter, renovating a very old farmhouse, creating an enormous garden, and caring for the menagerie of donkeys, sheep, hens, dogs, and cats, which Alison happily collected.
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - The Spokane County prosecutor has determined a deadly officer-involved shooting in Spokane Valley last September was justified.
On Sept. 5, 2012, deputies Aaron Childress and Eric Werner responded to a domestic violence call at 1309 Skipworth Ct. in Spokane Valley. Edward Gover was returning to his girlfriend's house after he engaged in a brief chase with deputies in his her Mercedes Benz.
As he moved into her backyard he was confronted by deputies Childress and Werner.
When Childress and Werner confronted Gover, he told them he had a knife and was going to kill them. Gover hid one hand behind his back as if he had something in it and charged Childress.
"At that point, he's coming at the deputies; he's already told them you're going to have to kill me. Deputies don't know what kind of weapon he has and it was a lethal force situation," Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said at the time of the shooting.
Gover got within 10 feet of Childress; both Childress and Werner opened fire on him, hitting him.
Deputies began performing CPR on Gover, who was pronounced dead at the hospital.
It was later determined Gover did not have a knife.
The prosecutor determined there was no criminal liability in the case and no charges will be filed against Childress or Werner.
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ARCADIA, Wis. -- For many high school marching bands, this is the time of year spent inside practicing. Not for the Arcadia band.
Members are marching outside in the elements. Why would they do this? It's to prepare themselves for the St. Paul Winter Carnival Torchlight Parade coming up this weekend.
This will be the second time the band will march in that parade. It gives band students the chance to entertain and spend a weekend in the Twin Cities with their friends.
So marching outside in the cold is an easy sell for their band director. "Amazingly, it takes no convincing. They're excited. They've been talking about it for weeks that they were going to get out here and march in the Winter when there's snow on the ground. There's just something about being out here when you shouldn't be that makes it fun for them," says band director Sam Ruud.
The Arcadia band first marched in the Winter Carnival Torchlight Parade two-years ago when La Crosse's Oktoberfest Torchlight Parade was cancelled because of bad weather.
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I am dabbling into game making by implementing a boardgame (Hive) I have at home. I am doing this in C++ (with Qt) and have more less the basics I need for a player vs player game.
I will now try to make an AI for the game, but I've come to face with a couple of decisions and I wonder whether you guys could give me some advice?
My question boils to the fact whether I should make a separate "board" for the AI to evaluate and test its moves or to use some kind of undo function (so make all the moves and then move all the pieces to their original position).
Making a separate move does not appeal to me because it involves making deep copies of the objects (I only keep pointers to them, and the game logic depend on the pointers in lists). However, using an "undo" function, requires me to tell the game the AI is thinking, because right now any change to the internal game causes the GUI part to move as well.
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Mamasa Toraja people
south Sulawesi, Indonesia
Architectural sculpture for a house facade
19th century
wood, paint
overall 96.0 (h) x 36.5 (w) x 83.0 (d) cm
The Jerome L Joss Collection, Fowler Museum at University of California, Los Angeles
Photograph: Don Cole
Many ancestral Southeast Asian cultures view the house as a model of the cosmos with the largest and most impressive structures reserved for high ranking families. Both the exteriors and interiors of the great houses of the Toraja people display elaborate carvings. Humans, ancestors, domestic animals and mythical beasts appear prominently on the houses of the Mamasa Toraja aristocracy.
Seated on reptilian creatures and water buffalo, the impressive figures adorning the facades of Mamasa buildings represent important individuals commemorated at great feasts. Shown astride a mythical naga serpent, this figure may depict a significant ancestor of a great house. The aristocrat's imposing stance and the fierce appearance of the serpentine beast project power and protection for the occupants of the house.


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Rule 2.00 (Infield Fly) Comment: On the infield fly rule the umpire is to rule whether the ball could ordinarily have been handled by an infielder-not by some arbitrary limitation such as the grass, or the base lines. The umpire must rule also that a ball is an infield fly, even if handled by an outfielder, if, in the umpire's judgment, the ball could have been as easily handled by an infielder. The infield fly is in no sense to be considered an appeal play. The umpire's judgment must govern, and the decision should be made immediately.
When an infield fly rule is called, runners may advance at their own risk. If on an infield fly rule, the infielder intentionally drops a fair ball, the ball remains in play despite the provisions of Rule 6.05(l). The infield fly rule takes precedence.
ORDINARY EFFORT is the effort that a fielder of average skill at a position in that league or classification of leagues should exhibit on a play, with due consideration given to the condition of the field and weather conditions.
As soon as the umpire believed that Kozma was making a play of ordinary effort, he signaled for the infield call.
Due to the fact that this play was a very difficult call to judge
Thus, it must not have been an ORDINARY and ROUTINE fly ball.
The ball landed 225 feet in the outfield.
However, the play still was a play of ordinary effort in the umpire's eyes
And yes, 225 feet does matter. There is nothing ordinary about a ball that lands that far away from the plate. There is no way that the shortstop could have turned a double play from that position, which the rule was created to nullify.
There is no way that the shortstop could have turned a double play from that position, which the rule was created to nullify.
Also, in going back to my previous post, frick you Vicks Kennel Club
You can imply it all you want
You are the dumbass that even the other Braves fans are stupid, right?
Just as the ump did. There is nothing ordinary about running that far out. Get over it.
Solid grammar there as well. Not sure what that means.
Still not sure why you are defending a judgement call.
You probably would have called that guy safe at first in Armando Galarraga's perfect game because it was a "judgement call". Doesn't make it right.
The call was terrible and if you think its only Braves fans that think so, then you don't discuss sports with any baseball fans.
That does not fricking matter, idiot.
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Intelligence gathering is subject of talk, Oct. 2
Posted September 26, 2007; 06:00 p.m.
Writer and commentator Patrick Radden Keefe will present a talk titled "The Espionage Industrial Complex: Costs of Privatizing Intelligence Post-9/11" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Keefe, a program officer and fellow at the Century Foundation think tank, is a frequent commentator on issues of international security, with a focus on the impact of globalization and new technologies on cross-border security threats, and on the legal and ethical dimensions of intelligence and homeland security policy.
Keefe is the author of "Chatter: Dispatches From the Secret World of Global Eavesdropping," which explores the nature and context of wiretapping from historical and present-day perspectives. He is a contributor to The New York Review of Books, Slate, The New Yorker, The New York Times and many other publications.
Keefe currently is a project leader at the World Policy Institute and a fellow of the New York Institute for Humanities. His lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and is part of the school's "Privatizing National Security" series.


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Chronic fatigue syndrome: treatment. American Academy of Family Physicians Family Doctor website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/chronic-fatigue-syndrome/treatment.html. Updated November 2010. Accessed December 13, 2013.
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The Petrified Forest
Credit: Jon Sullivan
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Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona is one of the best places to see petrified wood. Other fossils include a crocodile-like reptile, a phytosaur (seen above). A lot can be learned about the environment 225 million years ago when these rocks were deposited.
Amazing But True!
- Rock layers in Petrified Forest National Park are Upper Triassic shales and siltstones of the Chinle Formation.
- Volcanic eruptions deposited silica-rich ash.
- Downed trees accumulated in river channels. The trees were buried by sediment including the silica-rich volcanic ash.
- Groundwater dissolved silica from ash and carried it into logs. Quartz crystals replaced the organic material. This is permineralization.
- At least nine species of fossil trees are found in the park. All are extinct.
- Other fossils were created by other processes including compression. Among the many fossils are ferns, cycads, ginkgoes, snails, clams, giant reptiles called phytosaurs, large salamander-like amphibians Buettneria and early dinosaurs.
- The sediments and fossils were buried, and then re-exposed during 35 million years of uplift and erosion.
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With the links below, learn more about The Petrified Forest, Arizona. Then answer the following questions.
- 58NationalParks, Petrified Forest National Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=068GcVD3VaE
- Wikipedia, Petrified Forest National Park: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrified_Forest_National_Park#Geology
- What was the environment of northeastern Arizona like when the Chinle Formation was deposited?
- Why is it important that the logs were buried by sediment before permineralization?
- Why are the petrified logs so colorful?
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Wait!! I'm interested! If I knew about this glitch i would've went lookin for them. I really didn't know what pack u were talking about JT. Had only seen a pic a long time ago.
Bikerscout gets that first one, but I'll tell you what Chaddy, I was going to have 2 to open, but if you can't find one at this price, I'll sell you my second, still-unopened one.
And yes, it's the ARF Trooper in red and white in the semi-enclosed-cockpit one, you both goofed on which this piece is, that's funny.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Thanks - man. That's really awesome of you. But I'd pay full price if you stumble upon another one. I am loving this one and the mini Y-Wing bomber. I don't know why.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
I bought Masterpiece Rodimus Prime yesterday but I'm not sure I'm keeping him. I'm going to open Kup and transform him into a robot to see if I can live with the differences in proportions.
RODIMUS PRIME (not Hot Rod - but the MP transforms into both robots) is larger than Kup (who was the same size as Hot Rod).
If I can pose Kup as an old man (like Jetfire in ROTF) - this could work. I want to own MP Rodimus Prime, however, I am running out of display space and I want toys that display WITH one another well.
A MP Cyclonus (or Leader Class) would be perfect for them to come out with in the future (Galvatron, Scourge, and Ultra Magnus and Springer as well, obviously). These could all be large 'bots. Kup, Blur, and Arcee will never work larger than the current Deluxe size. A good Wreck-Gar for me would be Scout Class or Cyberverse size.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Target Fox Hills Mall - 1x TVC Bespin Han, 1x Transformers Space Case (both bought)
TRU Culver City - 4x TVC Ep 2 Clone Trooper, still on sale 2 for $11 until Saturday (bought 2x)
Target Culver City - 1x Transformers Space Case on register endcap (left there)
Baldwin Hills WM - nothin' good
TRU West LA - 3x TVC Ep 2 Clone Trooper which is odd because I bought up all but 2 earlier in the week (left there)
Target West LA - 1x Saga Legends Spacetrooper (bought)
This is the first time I've done the complete trip since I moved to Culver City. WM isn't close enough to TRU West LA, but I should have taken the freeway from La Brea to La Cienega, I goofed there. WM is the only real downpoint in the trip, that place is a stye.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Forgot to mention, TRU West LA had in the aisle of stuff nobody exactly wants (Minimates, video game figures, Heroes, Mario Kart junk, Batman The Dark Knight figures that will NEVER SELL) they had the new Thundercats products, but not basic figures, just Deluxe figures, vehicles, and Role Play. The deluxe figures look like garbage, and Mumm-ra is super fat. The vehicles remind me of the late '80s when any cartoon would have generic, bland vehicles just so they could have something in a box on the toy aisle, the 2 bikes are that sort of thing. The Thundertank actually looks decent, but small (well, I mean, it's got Snarf as the activation for the cockpit electronics, so it can't be that big). There are 2 small role-play items, the gauntlet and sword of omens with some but not all necessary features, both seem a tad underwhelming. The 1 big role-play item is $20, the Sword of Omens with full features - hold down the trigger and it keeps saying "thunder" over and over but in the exact same tone which is odd, letting go then engages "thundercats Hoooooo!!!!" no matter if it's in the middle of a "thunder" or not, so it doesn't quite work, and I'd much rather have Larry "the original Lion-o" Kenney than who they got (it's probably the new Lion-o, but it doesn't sound quite right).
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
TRU Redlands had the Skystriker. I passed for now. That 20% off coupon expires Sunday, and I'd really rather use it for Rodimus Prime. If he's not around within the next two days, that Skystriker will be mine. Oyes.
I've seen absolutely no Thundercats anything in the IE... aside from a single-disc (I think) best-of DVD from the first show.


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REVEALED:Fuel & Mining Magnate Behind Gore Film Attack In UK
One man, Mr. Dimmock, a school Governor, challenged that in court, making of course, outrageous claims of the movie.
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I Support Al Gore's Three Year Plan For Our Planet
No ultimatums, no foot stomping, no looking for him to word his sentences a certain way in order to know that his heart is firmly set to doing what he has been trying to do for thirty years. This is what he went through the fire to get to. This is the result of him looking into the abyss and seeing his soul and finding his character. And this is what many of us will see when we look into our own abyss if we dare look... The challenge of a lifetime that requires a moral strength unlike anything we have ever seen before. A moral strength that far surpasses the daily political rhetoric, and a moral strength that is sustained like a slow burning fire every day for all our lives because it is kept alive by the search for truth.
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NYT: Al Gore: Moving Beyond Kyoto/Asking Us To Be The Change
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What Are You Doing To Help Al Gore Solve The Climate Crisis?
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Open Letter To Al Gore Regarding 08
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Tired Of The Al Gore Speculation
I happen to believe that the preponderence of unsubstantiated political rumor put out by a media at the behest of certain interests that doesn't seem to want to educate on this crisis but only trivialize it is hurting the environmental movement as a whole because many of all political predispositions look up to Al Gore now in light of his selfless actions regarding bringing this information and solutions to the people in a grassroots effort that doesn't get nearly the airtime or attention that all of this political frivolity gets.
To me that speaks volumes about our toxic system as Mr. Gore so accurately described it, and the motives of those "advisers" who claim to support him but who clearly have other agendas at play.
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Dedication To Al Gore For Earth Day
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Al Gore's Plan Goes Far Beyond What Congress Envisions
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Al Gore On Capitol Hill Is The Defining Moment Of His Life
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Demeaning Al Gore's Conviction
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Al Gore's Work Is For the Environment, Not For Your Entertainment
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Al Gore Is A Global Inspiration!
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To Al Gore: An Open And Honest Letter
I have defended your words and supported your endeavors for the last 18 years and will continue to do so because I not only see you as a man who cares about our planet, but a man who also cares for its inhabitants. Which is why I am writing this to you openly and honestly, because I wish to ask you to not run for President in 2008... Not in this current toxic system. In all honesty, you're too good for it, and I think it would take you away from your true destiny.
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Slow cookers vary. Keep an eye on your bread while it's baking so it does not get overdone. Use a slow cooker with a white ceramic base for best results.
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To toast pecans, sprinkle in ungreased heavy skillet. Cook over medium-low heat 5 to 7 minutes, stirring frequently until browning begins, then stirring constantly until golden brown.
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Nice Guys' Finish
We are now entering the part of the presidential race in which things are going to start to get interesting. Nearly every day or at least once a week there's going to be major polling released about how the candidates are doing nationally and in the swing states. With each poll, there'll be plenty of spinning.
If the results of any one poll are not favoring one candidate, there will be a complementary question that will overshadow the point that the pollster would like to cover up. One of the questions of late is likability. How well do you like the candidate? Do you want to have a beer with this candidate? Here in Wisconsin, beer seems to be a pretty important subject. But I like to think that presidential politics when it comes to voting should be taken a lot more seriously than what kind of beer you would have with either the president or the governor.
In the upcoming election are we going to reelect a president who has had the highest unemployment rate in over 70 years during his presidency? Are we going to reelect a president whose policies are leading to another recession? America is not psychologically gotten past the last recession. We can barely muster 1 1/2% growth in GDP while breaking that we have had 12 straight quarters of positive economic growth. The administration is touting twenty four months of continued positive job growth while over 40 months have been with over 8% unemployment. More American citizens have been on food stamps than ever before. The poverty rate is higher now than when President Johnson began the war on poverty in the mid-60s. It looks like three Obama ended that war too. We lost.
Americans are increasingly skeptical about the future of entitlements such as Social Security. The baby boomer generation is paid into the Social Security fund all our lives. And if you want to be fair about equality of outcome, we want to be able to take over fair share. Even though it means that we will be taking out a lot more than we have paid in. Even after paying in for 50 years. And it will be 50 years if you begin work at 14 or 16 and you have to work until the new retirement age of 67.
More and more Americans will be dependent on these government entitlements because we are no longer able to self-fund our retirements. Even those who have saved some money have seen 40% of the value erode in the past few years because of declines in the values of the stocks that they have invested in. The new national attitude against greed is aimed at keeping people from making any money in the stock market. And it's not just limited to those on Wall Street. Anyone with a 401(k) is going to share in the decline of the value of the stocks of companies that made America great. We are now all going to have to depend on the government.
Even small investors who used to get 5% on savings accounts for money that they would save all their lives are now getting nothing. 10 or 15 years ago, people who invested and save money could count on a return that would eventually help build their savings. This was called the rule of 72. Now there is no rule of 72 because it would take hundreds of years for the rule of 72 to work. So much for self-reliance. No wonder liberals are telling us that there is no such thing as personal achievement. We're all traveling down the same road poorhouse.
So what are we supposed to do this fall? Are we supposed to continue on the same road economically because we like the president and think we could have a beer with the president? Americans have lost 40% of their net worth yet this is okay because we think the president understands our problems. Well he should understand them, because his policies are continuing to keep them our problems. When everybody is broke, I don't expect anyone from the administration to come around and cheer us up. There just won't be enough beer to go around.
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Simon Baker Short Curly Hairstyle
This curly 'do is jagged cut short through the back and sides while the top is left longer allowing the natural curls to give this casual hairstyle shape and movement. This is a fantastic look for those with curly locks and needs regular trims every 4-6 weeks to maintain style. A small amount of product is needed for shine and hold.
- Hair Category: Casual
- Hair Length: Short
- Hair Elasticity: Curly
- Gender: Men
- Face Shape: Round, Oval, Heart, and Triangular
- Hair Density: Thin/Medium
- Hair Texture: Fine/Medium
- Age: Under 21, 21 - 30, 31 - 40, 41 - 50, 51 - 60, and Over 60
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- Weight: Thin/Average/Large
- Glasses: Suits with and without
- Styling Time: 10 minutes
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By Teresa Rivas
Cowen & Co. analysts Gregg Moskowitz and Matthew Broome have a note out today, highlight their survey of 56 global network security value-added resellers.
Overall, the respondents said that they expected sales to increase, although price sensitive remains—meaning high-priced vendors will have to justify their price points. Overall, they write that their findings are optimistic about the growth of network security, a positive for Check Point (CHKP), Palo Alto Networks (PANW), and FireEye (FEYE) in particular.
Separately, they initiated coverage of FireEye, with an Outperform rating $50 price target, and upgraded Check Point to Outperform with a $65 price target. They have Palo Alto at Market Perform.
Highlights from their note below:
32% of VARs expect to see a sequential 3Q sales increase of more than 5%, with another 32% expecting low-single digit growth. Meanwhile, only 9% expect a decline. Looking further ahead, network security resellers expect to see a blended average of 15% sales growth in 2013, reflecting modest deceleration relative to the 17% growth seen in 2012.
Unsurprisingly, the promise of more robust security is the primary reason why customers are purchasing next-generation firewalls (NGFWs). Interestingly, however, price is considered almost as important, forcing higher-priced vendors to justify their fees.
A very high 93% of resellers with insight believe the average customer is concerned about advanced persistent threats (APTs), although only 11% are seeing their customers buy a lot of technology to solve this problem today. Many (44%) are spending modestly to try to address the problem, while 44% are not looking to spend incrementally at this time.
Palo Alto and Check Point VARs believe these vendors have leading technology to protect organizations from APTs. That said, FireEye and Sourcefire (FIRE) scored even higher among their own channel partners, suggesting that both vendors would benefit from broader distribution
Over half of Check Point resellers believe their customers are actively using at least 3 blades on average. This is positive for Check Point, as broad usage of blades increases the stickiness of its platform, and enhances its recurring revenue stream.


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...where you'll savor the finest hand cut steaks prepared to your liking, fresh seafood, and an impressive selection of lunch and evening entrées. The buffet varies throughout the week and features a tempting variety of main and side dishes flavorfully accented by a complete soup and salad bar. The restaurant's highly qualified chefs tempt even the most selective eaters to sample their culinary specialties.
The Main Event Steakhouse was established in 2005 by supper club veterans Jim and Tracie Buchinger. In 2012, long-time employee Matt Fronsee, along with his parents Ken and Cindy purchased the business. The Fronsee's continue the original vision of serving only the highest quality food at a reasonable price in an elegant, relaxing, and friendly atmosphere.
Whether you're enjoying a satisfying meal with family and friends, private group event, or an intimate dinner for two, the Main Event invites you to enjoy the winning combination of fine food, elegant atmosphere, and friendly, professional service.


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(if Lucas, Allen, Gerrard are healthy).
I think BR likes him because he isnt afraid to shoot the ball...
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Don't know if its been posted or not, but apparently Sturridge took the pay cut and told his agent to quit the bull shite because he wanted the LFC move. If true, would be the kind of commitment we need.
Sahin is a decent player. I'm indifferent whether he stays or leaves at this point. I'd rather not spend the ~13m on him if it was up to me.
I just don't see where Sahin fits into our midfield. He's lazy in defense and is slow on the ball. There's no denying his talent, but I've been severely underwhelmed when watching him. I don't see the point of spending good money on a Europa/cup player..
I think Lucas, Allen, Gerrard is our best midfield. I think it still has room to improve even more when Lucas finds his full passing range again.
Shelvey might be a good contributor in a couple seasons, but I think he's been a waste of space most of the season so far. I don't see what he offers us right now.
I'm fond of Henderson particularly because of his work rate. He's a great substitute because he will give everything he has for the club. His touch isn't the greatest and he seems to shite the bed when in front of goal though.
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9 Celebrity Beauty Regrets We Can All Relate To
The color! The waves! The Nashville star's locks are enough to provoke a serious case of hair envy. To get this kind of easy glamour, Pasquale Caselle, celebrity hairstylist for IT&LY Hairfashion, suggests using a volumizing spray and blowdrying with a large, round brush to create fullness. Next, curl large sections with a two-inch iron, which will create a bit of bend, rather than a defined curl. Lastly, shake hair out with your fingers and set with hairspray.
With hair to spare, you can have two looks in one: say, a topknot and long, flowing hair. Want to extend the time between shampoos? Try a powder like Göt2b Rockin' It Encore Fresh Dry Shampoo to give hair a quick pick-me-up and leave more time for singing quirky ballads.
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As a beginner, our surf course will teach you the basics of surf as a sport. You're supposed to be able to swim. Even if you've never seen the sea before, we guarantee that we will make you stand on a board and be able to surf a wave. That is our commitment and our mission.
You will learn how to handle the board in the water, where you should position yourself at sea, how to lie on the board, how to paddle to catch your waves, and how to stand. You will also learn techniques to clear the break-point and surge to the crest of the wave.
Undoubtedly, this is the major stage in the process of learning to surf. It is essential that you consolidate these early skills in order to correctly develop your surfing skills and to be able to grow in the future.
One of the most relevant issues is also learning how to read the condition of the sea, since it is the sea you'll be surfing. It is also essential to learn about safety rules to prevent any type of accident. Only this way you will be able to enjoy the unique sensation of being able "to glide on the sea being powered by a wave" in all tranquillity.


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Korg MS-10
The MS-10 is a cool & classic analog synth known for its great bass and percussive sounds. It was released by Korg in 1978 as an entry-level, simple monophonic single-VCO analog synthesizer. With the authentic look of a mini-modular its single VCO is patchable using standard 1/4 inch patch cords to the VCF and VCA. It really is a powerful little mono-synth with plenty of knobs and a compact 32-note keyboard. It is CV/Gate controllable. A very cool feature is its external input to filter which allows you to filter external sound sources! Following the MS-10 came the double-oscillator version, the MS-20. The MS-10 is used by The Orb, SkyLab, the Chemical Brothers, Astral Projection, Autechre, Juan Atkins, Underworld, Sneaker Pimps, Luke Vibert, JunkieXL, and Add N to (X).
Lookup Korg MS-10 Prices
The link above will take you to an eBay search for this synth to see active listings with more images, specs and information. If you don't find it there, try looking in our forum marketplace. Our marketplace gets thousands of visits every week so make sure to check back often if you want to buy or sell a synth.
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- Demos & Media
A really nice demo track made with the the MS-10
Audio Clip 1 - Filter sweeps, bass, melodies and noises by Roland Schaefer.
Manual - PDF of original owners manual, submitted by Niels Kloes
Patches - PDF of setting examples, supplement to original owners manual, submitted by Niels Kloes
Brochure - PDF of 1980 Korg Brochure, submitted by Niels Kloes
- Specifications
- Polyphony - Monophonic
- Oscillators - 1 VCO with mixable white/pink noise generator
- LFO - One LFO w/ multiple waveforms
- Filter - One lowpass VCF
- VCA - ADSR with Hold
- Keyboard - 32 keys
- Arpeg/Seq - None
- Control - CV/GATE
- Date Produced - 1978
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Synhouse MIDIJACK - adds MIDI to most analog synthesizers for $99
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Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
Sweetwater: Hot items in Keyboars section
The Musician's Friend: Keyboard gear
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zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
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"Senate Bill 481 would create a continuous statewide six-week spring turkey hunting season, eliminate geographical zones and do away with the preference system for awarding permits.
SB481 was introduced Jan. 25 and assigned to the Senate Committee on Transportation, Tourism, Forestry and Natural Resources. Holperin is chairman of the committee. If signed into law, the bill would basically allow hunters to buy a turkey permit and go hunting anywhere in the state."
Story here -- http://www.jsonline.com/sports/outdoors/83504432.html
PDF of the bill here-- http://media.journalinteractive.com/documents/SB-481.pdf
What does everyone think of this idea?
In 2009 about 170,000 turkey hunters applied for a tag.
In 2010 149,000 turkey hunters applied for a tag.
In one year we lost 21,000 from our ranks. If this continues what affect will it have on the future of turkey hunting?


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Anyone out there can please stash me a 2008 Bumblebee please?
Anyone out there can please stash me a 2008 Bumblebee please?
The Transformers pegs at my stores are virtually empty of any and all products!
It's nuts. One of my housekeepers asked me to find Optimus Prime for her today (Leader Class) - she wants it for herself. OK. I'm sure she'd never heard of Transformers before she started working for me and then the movie comes out. But she couldn't stop raving about the film, half in English and half in Spanish. I don't know everything she was saying, but it was clear that she really liked it.
And another one of my Star Wars buddies who's never owned any Transformers before that I've known of wants the Leader Class Prime as well. He's seen the movie twice now, too.
It's really amazing.
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You'll have competition from me After seeing 'em in SD, I'm excited! Bumblebee, Prowl, and Starscream'll join my collection at the very least.
That's interesting in itself because every other girl I've known who got into Transformers because of the movie is totally into BumbleBee.
But darn are the TF pegs empty in my stores!
I've never seen the 2008 BumbleBee either - except at Comic Con. And YES it IS a great figure sculpt in both robot and alt modes. It was likely the same guy didn't work on Barricade! It might even be a different person than the one who did the 1976 Camaro version, too. The 2008 figure is REALLY good!
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
you could tell her that the $20 voyager version is coming soon. i won't be surprised if Leader Prime becomes one of those must have Christmas toys.
You're right about Bumblebee as my sister has always liked him going back to G1.
08 Bee is great but like i've been warning you guys, the windows are rather fragile. also i'm worried about how the automorphing legs will hold up over time.
darkagent, did ya get a 501st trooper and if so, which mold was it?
a few months back, i remember one of them asking DSanchez "tienes El Boba Fett?" and then right away, i knew they were talking about McQuarrie Fett.
stashed two 70's bumblebee pm me for details
went to walmart fallbrook nothing
went to target fallbrook nothing new, stashed a regular boba and saese tin
went to walmart panorama still had the voyager wave nothing SW
burbank target nothing
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Hit the classroom before the stadium, Nov. 23
Posted October 24, 2002; 03:31 p.m.
The Alumni Council is once again offering Tiger football fans a chance to hit the classroom before they hit the stadium.
The council has organized a series of lectures this fall that precede each home football game. The lectures are free and are open to the public.
The final course this season will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, before the Dartmouth game. William Howarth, professor of English, will discuss "Earth Islands: Darwin and Melville in the Galapagos."
The course will take place in 10 Guyot. For more information, contact Christine Hollendonner at the Alumni Council at (609) 258-5854.
Contact: Lauren Robinson-Brown (609) 258-3601


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An amendment to shackle the spenders
Actually, Buchanan's theory supplanted an ideology — the faith in government as omniscient and benevolent. It replaced it with realism about the sociology of government and the logic of collective action. The theory's explanatory and predictive power, Buchanan wrote, derives from its "presumption that persons do not readily become economic eunuchs as they shift from market to political participation."
Concerning the cold logic of power maximization, Buchanan was as unsentimental as Machiavelli, whose "The Prince," the primer on realism that announced political modernity, appeared exactly half a millennium ago, in 1513. Concerning the naturalness of self-interested behavior — its foundation in unchanging human nature — Buchanan stood in a line of thinkers that includes James Madison, the foremost realist among the cohort of realists we call the Founders. …
The political class is incorrigible because it is composed of — let us say the worst — human beings. They respond to incentives of self-interest. Their acquisitiveness is not for money but for the currency of power, which they act to retain and enlarge. This class can be constrained, if at all, not by exhorting them to become disinterested but by binding them with a constitutional amendment.


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I went down to my local TRU this morning at 9 to find two other people waiting and when the doors opened one of them headed straight for the knock down Harry Potter stuff! Mind you me and the other bloke had the pick of everything.
I chose (now there's a word not often used when talking about Star Wars collecting) the following :
Luminari Unduli
Boba Fett (Kamino Escape)
Clone Trooper
Anakin (Hanger Duel)
Super Battle Droid
Deluxe Darth Tyrannus
They had everything in stock but with the suspicious absence of Count Dooku..... another 'rarity' like the EP1 Darth Maul? We shall see.


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50/50 Raffle to Benefit Scholarships; Chance to Win $22,500 Grand Prize
January 23, 2007Five lucky winners will share up to $37,500 in this year's Press of Atlantic City Restaurant Gala 50/50 Raffle. The raffle is sponsored by the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation, and proceeds benefit student scholarships at ACCC.
Only 750 tickets will be sold at $100 each. Five cash prizes will be awarded, including: $22,500, first prize; $7,500, second prize; and $2,500 third, fourth and fifth prizes. Dollar amounts are based on all 750 tickets being sold. The winning tickets will be drawn at the March 7 Gala at the Atlantic City Convention Center. Now in its 24th year, the Restaurant Gala has raised more than $1.4 million in student scholarships. Winners do not need to be present to win.
For raffle tickets, call the ACCC Foundation Office at (609) 343-5674, 625-1111, or 463-4774, ext. 5674, or purchase tickets online at http://www.atlantic.edu/gala.


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Web Stories
Activist to discuss anti-racism in NYC since Sept. 11, April 4
Posted March 29, 2002; 03:40 p.m.
Beyond Black and White: Post-Sept. 11 New York" will be the topic of a talk by John Kuo Wei Tchen at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 4, in 28 McCosh.
A historian and cultural activist, Tchen will discuss the changing cultural politics of the New York metropolitan region since Sept. 11, the importance of anti-racist work in rebuilding lower Manhattan and the ways to forge a new democratic coalition between the academic- and community-based anti-racist initiatives.
Tchen is director of the Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program and Institute and an associate professor at New York University. His recent book, "New York Before Chinatown: Orientalism and the Shaping of American Culture, 1776-1882," was honored by the Association of Asian American Studies in 2000. He was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 1991 for founding the Museum of Chinese in the Americas in Manhattan.
The lecture is organized by the American Studies Program and the International Center .
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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yeah handmade decor has been a very much famous and likeable my many people.
they buy handmade decor to decor their house instead of using factory produced good.
handmade decor has high demand nowdays as compare to the decor product that is produce by the machine,so handmade decor is the best material to decor the house or any place.