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It's Showtime Still Might Run Amsterdam ArenA in October
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If you weren't clear on what happened with the Amsterdam ArenA event that It's Showtime usually holds every May, we covered exactly what happened in our exclusive interview with Simon Rutz. We talked with Rutz about some of the financial problems and how K-1 really put a wrench in the whole ordeal. On top of that, Mayor van der Laan of Amsterdam has been a bit, well strict on fights happening in his city, defiling what is a otherwise pristine place for Christian worship (note: sarcasm). This left the kickboxing world without a gigantic show in one of the biggest fight cities in the world.
Well that might not be all that we hear of this. There were rumors they might try to make the show happen in October, but we heard no more of that after January after the Lyon, France show was booked with Badr Hari in action, automatically making it a huge show.
We are waiting to hear if It's Showtime will run in Australia this year, by the end of the month, and apparently, we'll also hear about It's Showtime running in the Amsterdam ArenA in October within the same time frame. That is very exciting news, and means that It's Showtime really means business. It could also mean that K-1 could be back in the fold soon.
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The apartment is located in a quiet pedestrian street in the historic center of Malaga , very close to the main museums (Picasso , Thyssen, Contemporary Art Center ) , major sights (Cathedral, Alcazaba , Roman Theatre ... ) and entertainment ( shops, bars , restaurants and everything you might need ) . Nearby taxi and 15 minutes walk from the train station and buses. Two public car parks within two minutes walk .
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Near the main Calle Larios , the apartment has an exclusive location in the city of Malaga , suitable for those who want to enjoy the best the city has to offer , stay at a charming place and reasonably priced .
Just steps from the best shops and restaurants in town . Close to the beach if you just want to sunbathe or walk. In this case , do not forget to try the delicious grilled sardines .
If you just want to tour only have to walk a few yards and you will find at the gates of the Picasso Museum , Thyssen Museum or the Cathedral . 15 of the 20 museums are in the downtown area.
Malaga Gastronomy , Taurine and Flemish . Theatres and cinemas nearby .
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Sierra Nevada is located about two hours drive away where you can enjoy the sport of skiing . Ski season usually lasts from November to April .
International Airport 8 km , with regular flights to many destinations .
Train station 1.3 km (16 minutes walking ) . Connection AVE to Madrid and Seville in 2.5 hours 45 min .
Bus station 1.3 km away.
Station near Málaga-Centro 500 m with connection to the airport in 15 min , and at various places on the Costa del Sol (Torremolinos , Fuengirola , etc. . ) .
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We had a great time in Malaga! The location of the apartment was perfect and the apartment was very clean and nicely decorated. The hosts were also nice and very helpful.
Todo bien. Muy buena atención por parte de la anfitriona. Muy centrico. Ideal para callejear por Málaga. Todo a mano: museos, restaurantes, tiendas, puerto. Muy recomendable.
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Apple Continues Its "Google Cleansing" by Removing YouTube App in iOS 6 Beta 4
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Apple is quickly ridding its OS of anything related to Google
Apple today
released the latest beta
for its upcoming iOS 6 mobile operating system. Although iOS 6 doesn't make any huge leaps forward visually or productivity wise, the operating system has caught quite a bit of attention for what it lacks.
IOS 6 marks the first release of the operating system that doesn't come preloaded with Google Maps. Instead, Apple kicked Google to the curb and
included its own mapping service
(which is actually not as functionally complete as Google Maps on many fronts).
Next, Apple passive aggressively removed the name "Google" from the search field in Safari, which signified that Google was powering search results (iOS also includes search options for Bing and Yahoo).
Now, Apple has taken the next step in ridding itself of Google's "hooks" into iOS. In iOS 6 Beta 4, Apple has removed the YouTube app from the Springboard. The YouTube app has been featured on iOS ever since the iPhone's introduction in 2007.
According to
The Verge
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Our license to include the YouTube app in iOS has ended, customers can use YouTube in the Safari browser and Google is working on a new YouTube app to be on the App Store.
Apple says that its license has expired, but we all know that it's secret for "We feel slighted by Google, and
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At least iOS users can rest assured that YouTube will continue to function normally through Safari. In addition, Google is working on a standalone Maps app that
will be available in the App Store
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WASHINGTON - The U.S. government has filed civil fraud charges against a former Goldman Sachs trader for hiding a trade that cost his employer more than $118 million.
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Description Strongylocentrotus franciscanus, commonly called Red Sea Urchin (although its color ranges from pink or orange to nearly black), is a sea urchin found in the Pacific Ocean from Alaska to Baja California. It lives in shallow waters from the low-tide line to 90 metres (300 ft) deep, and is typically found on rocky shores that are sheltered from extreme wave action.
A Sea Urchin's spherical body is completely covered by sharp spines that can grow up to 8 cm. These spines grow on a hard shell called the "test", which encloses the animal. The oldest ones have been measured to be around 19 cm in diameter. It can vary in color from red to dark burgundy. Rarely, albino specimens are found. A sea urchin has no visible eyes or legs. It has a mouth located on its underside, which is surrounded by 5 teeth. During larval development, the body of a sea urchin transitions from radial to bilateral symmetry. This bilaterally symmetrical larva, called an echinopluteus, subsequently develops a type of pentaradiate symmetry that characterises echinoderms. It crawls very slowly over the sea bottom using its spines as stilts, with the help of its tube feet. Scattered among its spines are rows of tiny tube feet with suckers that help it to move and stick to the sea floor.
Habitat Rocks, Ocean or bay shallows.
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iDefense Security Advisory 10.12.11: Apple Mobile OfficeImport Framework Word Document Parsing Memory Corruption Vulnerability
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- Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 16:04:40 -0400
iDefense Security Advisory 10.12.11
Oct 12, 2011
The OfficeImport framework is an API used by Apple's mobile devices,
including the iPod Touch, iPhone, and iPad. The framework is used to
parse and display Microsoft Office file formats, such as Excel, Word,
and PowerPoint. The OfficeImport framework is used by several
applications, including MobileMail and MobileSafari. Both of these
applications are attack vectors for this vulnerability. For more
information, see the vendor's site found at the following link.
Remote exploitation of a memory corruption vulnerability in Apple Inc.'s
OfficeImport framework could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code
with the privileges of the current user.
The vulnerability occurs when parsing a Word file with a maliciously
constructed record. Specific values within this record can trigger a
memory corruption vulnerability and result in values from the file being
used as function pointers. This allows an attacker to execute arbitrary
Exploitation of this vulnerability results in the execution of arbitrary
code with the privileges of the user opening the file. To exploit this
vulnerability, an attacker has several attack vectors. The most
dangerous vector is through MobileSafari, which will automatically open
and parse Office files embedded in Web pages. This behavior is similar
to Microsoft Office 2000, in that it enables drive-by style attacks
without any user interaction beyond visiting a Web page (no file open
dialog is displayed, the file is simply opened). Additionally, an
attacker can e-mail a targeted user and attach a malicious file. The
user will then have to view the e-mail and attachment with MobileMail to
trigger the vulnerability.
iOS versions prior to 5 are vulnerable.
iDefense is currently unaware of any workarounds for this issue.
Apple has released a fix which addresses this issue. Information about
downloadable vendor updates can be found by clicking on the URLs shown.
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) project has assigned the
name CVE-2011-3260 to this issue. This is a candidate for inclusion in
the CVE list (http://cve.mitre.org/), which standardizes names for
security problems.
10/27/2010 Initial Vendor Notification
10/27/2010 Vendor Reply
10/12/2011 Coordinated Public Disclosure
This vulnerability was reported to iDefense by Tobias Klein.
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BAZAAR Celebrates Liu Bolin's Lost In Fashion
She's got arms, and she knows how to use them. That was the refrain I was singing as I watched some recent news footage of Michelle Obama at a White House State Dinner. I loved the elegance of her Marchesa dress and the way she layered on those necklaces to dress down the gown a wee bit. But really, it's all about those arms. Even in this picture, you can see that Samantha Cameron, who I think is sweet and stylish too, for the record, hid her appendages, while the first lady got her guns out.
Michelle Williams is on a roll. The Louis Vuitton dress she wore to the Oscars a few weeks ago is still fresh in my mind and was one of my favorites from the awards, and now she showed up at a Japanese press conference for My Week with Marilyn (for which she was nominated, FYI) in an adorable yet still sexy shift dress in a muted shade of coral. I'm sure, with her pixie haircut and cutesy demeanor, it would be easy for Michelle to stick to familiar fashion territory, but I like that she still seems to be having fun with what she wears.
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Antarctic Plants
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Plants? In Antarctica?
When people hear the word Antarctica, many think of penguins. Some think polar bears, but they're wrong because those don't occur in Antarctica. Penguins are intimately connected to the image of Antarctica, even though some penguin species do occur in other areas of the Southern hemisphere. What is also connected to Antarctica is cold, cold and ice, ice and cold. In fact, the coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth, −89.2 °C (−128.6 °F; 184.0 K), occurred in Antarctica. But what about plants? Huh? No way, Antarctica is way too cold for plants. What are they, "ice plants"? Well, Antarctica isn't all ice, and there are plants; and it seems the plants wouldn't be there if not for the penguins. Watch this to find out more.
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- Where in Antarctica does summer ice melt occur?
- How long is the growing season in Antarctica?
- How are penguins important to the growth of the moss?
- What do Adelie penguins ('' Pygoscelis adeliae'') use to build their nests?
- What does the 15N in the mosses tell us about where the mosses are getting their nutrients? Explain your answer as fully as possible.
- How is climate change affecting the Antarctic mosses? Explain you answer fully and include all species of mosses.
- How do the mosses survive the Antarctic winter? Explain your answer as fully as possible.
- How may Antarctic mosses benefit humans?
- Explain the Antarctic nitrogen cycle? How does this cycle differ from the nitrogen cycle in other areas?
- Explain the life cycle of mosses as fully as possible.
- How does the gametophyte stage of mosses differ from the gametophytes of plants with more developed vascular systems?
- When do mosses appear in the fossil record? How does this compare to the appearance of seed plants in the fossil record?
- On average, how long does it take an Adelie penguin chick to hatch once an egg is laid? How is the length of their incubation and time of their hatching tailored to the Antarctic environment?
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- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08LuMoiF_tI Youtube by sharonrobinson27
- http://extension.missouri.edu/p/WQ252
- http://www.livescience.com/22396-penguin-poop-fuels-moss.html
- http://www.sumanasinc.com/webcontent/animations/content/moss.html
- http://antarctica.kulgun.net/Animals/Penguins/Adelie/
- http://www.livescience.com/17686-antarctic-mosses-climate-change.html
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Jane Kelly started as a waitress at Shockley's Restaurant in February 1990. She worked her way up to running the business in November 2006.
Shockley's is an old-fashioned diner. It serves breakfast all day and has a lunch buffet from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Sunday through Friday.
Customers are regulars at Shockley's, coming in every morning to read the newspaper and get unlimited coffee refills.
"In a small restaurant like this, so many of my customers become like family," Kelly said. "They have their regular booth. You usually know what they're going to eat."
The most popular items are pancakes, which come plain or with additions such as chocolate chips, blueberries and strawberries. The restaurant also focuses on omelets, old-fashioned grits, homemade biscuits and country ham.
For lunch, popular items are meatloaf, chicken and dumplings, chicken and dressing, roast, hamburger steak and salmon patties.
"All that good, old-fashioned stuff," Kelly said.
The restaurant also is growing its catering business at manufacturing facilities in the region.
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Looking back, romance played a central role in her stories from the beginning. No matter what genre she wrote (and she tried to write all of them), she always inserted a happy ending. Even The Adventures of Ginger featured a wedding. Today she focuses her efforts on crafting stories that capture the rush of finding true love. Her first Harlequin Romance story will debut in 2010.
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Abdominal wall surgery is surgery that improves the appearance of flabby, stretched-out abdominal (belly) muscles and skin. It is often called a "tummy tuck." It can range from a simple "mini-tummy tuck" to more complicated, extensive surgery.
Abdominal wall surgery is not the same as liposuction, which is another way to remove fat. But abdominal wall surgery is sometimes combined with liposuction.
Cosmetic surgery of the abdomen; Tummy tuck; Abdominoplasty
Your surgery will be done in an operating room in a hospital. You will receive general anesthesia. This will make you sleep and keep you pain-free during the procedure. The surgery takes 2 to 6 hours. You can expect to stay in the hospital for 1 to 3 days after surgery.
After you receive anesthesia, your surgeon will make a cut across your abdomen to open up the area. This cut will be just above your pubic area.
Your surgeon will remove fatty tissue and loose skin from the middle and lower sections of your abdomen to make it firmer and flatter. In extended surgeries, the surgeon also removes excess fat and skin (love handles) from the sides of the abdomen. Your abdominal muscles may be tightened also.
Mini abdominoplasty is performed when there are areas of fat pockets (love handles). It can be done with much smaller cuts.
Your surgeon will close your cut with sutures (stitches). Your surgeon may insert small flat tubes called drains to allow fluid to drain out of your cut. These will be removed later.
A firm elastic dressing (bandage) will be placed over your abdomen.
For less complicated surgery, your surgeon may use a medical device called an endoscope. Endoscopes are tiny cameras that are inserted into the skin through very small cuts. They are connected to a video monitor in the operating room that allows the surgeon to see the area being worked on. Your surgeon will remove excess fat with other small tools that are inserted through other small cuts. This surgery is called endoscopic surgery.
Most of the time, the surgery is called elective or cosmetic surgery because it is an operation you choose to have. It is not usually needed for health reasons. Cosmetic abdomen repair can help improve appearance, especially after a lot of weight gain or loss. It helps flatten the lower abdomen and tighten stretched skin.
It may also help relieve skin rashes or infections that happen under large flaps of skin.
Abdominoplasty can be helpful when:
Tummy tuck is major surgery. It is important to read about the procedure before having it.
Abdominoplasty is not used as an alternative to weight loss.
The risks for any anesthesia are:
The risks for any surgery are:
Risks of abdominoplasty are:
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You will have some pain and discomfort for several days after surgery. Your doctor will prescribe pain medicine to help you manage your pain. It may help to rest with your legs and hips bent during recovery to reduce pressure on your abdomen.
Wearing an elastic support similar to a girdle for 2 to 3 weeks will provide extra support while you heal. You should avoid strenuous activity and anything that makes you strain for 4 to 6 weeks. You will probably be able to return to work in 2 to 4 weeks.
You will need to schedule a visit with your doctor to have your stitches removed.
Your scars will become flatter and lighter in color over the next 3 to 6 months. Do not expose the area to sun, because it can worsen the scar and darken the color. Keep it covered when you are out in the sun. You may have to apply a special cream until the cut is completely healed.
Most people are happy with the results of abdominoplasty. Many feel a new sense of self-confidence.
McGrath MH, Pomerantz J. Plastic surgery. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 69.
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Purely a guess on my part, but a lot of dogs seem to really come into their own in the 18 to 20 month old range and are good until they age out.
Don't take this as gospel as every dog is different.
Purely a guess on my part, but a lot of dogs seem to really come into their own in the 18 to 20 month old range and are good until they age out.
Don't take this as gospel as every dog is different.
Howard Niemi
You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
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I think everything has been mentioned that is in a derby. I would also add technical water marks with multiple in and outs! Last year i saw a long single for the 4th series through a pond at about 400 yards with the mark at the top of a hill.
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The very first Derby I ever ran was at the San Jose club umteen years ago. Paul Corona and Les Lowenthal were the judges--told you it was a long time ago. In the last series, they threw a delayed triple! Scared the dickens out of me, but we did it and got 2nd. My girl was better trained than I was.
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The first Derby I ever ran about a gazillion years ago, had a delayed triple as the last series. The judges were Les Lowenthal and Paul Corona. The only reason I remember them is it was one heck of test and Berry and I got 2nd! She was definitely better trained than I was.
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Maybe not but Susan may be recalling something that's illegal to do now in a derby. Sometimes they used to do a double followed by a single run from the same spot to try and get two series in quickly. The single would be visible to the dogs trying to do the double or they may pick up scent from the other station. Rather unfair.
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
It was so nice being back home in Canada for the holidays with Mark. The thing we miss the most (besides our loved ones, of course!) is the nature there, so we knew we wanted to get outside as much as possible. There is really nowhere like the Pacific Northwest, no matter what time of year. And since we knew our time there was also going to be filled with parties and family gatherings, which we loved, we also wanted to schedule in some quiet time to be alone together. So we took a vacation within a vacation to Point No Point, a cluster of private cabins, walking trails, and a restaurant about an hour an a half drive up the coast from Victoria. It's been around since the 1950's so the cabins are still fairly rustic but really luxurious at the same time. The best part is the hot tub on the balcony overlooking the ocean. It was so nice taking some rum and (almond) eggnog in there to watch the fog rolling in after going on a hike in one of the National Parks close by. Definitely recommended if you happen to be on Vancouver Island and want a cozy, West Coast experience! We also realized how much Canadians love puns after so many people said "There's no point in that!", after we mentioned that where we were going to stay there. Oh, Canada.
Rachel took some gorgeous photos of her at stay Point No Point a couple of years ago here, and just generally has a lovely blog that will make you want to go to all of the places she's been.
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Happy New Year, beauties! Great photos as usual, and I love the way your hair colour pops in photos- so pretty! EYE DART LURK PANT PANT ETC.ReplyDelete
Oooh, you! Makin' me blush again! And thanks, dear. These were pretty much the only photos we took the whole trip, sooo lazy. HNY to you two lovelies as well!ReplyDelete
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Family: Caryophyllaceae, Carnation view all from this family
Description A tufted plant with many slender stems, very narrow leaves, and numerous small white flowers in open branched clusters.
Habit: native perennial herb; stems sticky, shortly hairy, bluish-green;
Height: 4-12 in (10-30 cm) or sometimes more.
Leaf: upright, narrow, linear; at base, 0.125-0.5 in (3 to 11 cm) long; on stem, opposite, 5 or more pairs (rarely fewer).
Flower: papery, white to brown or pinkish-red to purple, 5-parted, 0.5 in (12 mm) wide; 5 sepals and 10 stamens with prominent tips. alternate with petals to form 10-pointed star; held in terminal cluster of up to 35 flowerheads.
Fruit: small capsule, around 0.25 in (6 mm).
Flower July to September.
Habitat Mountains, alpine, and subalpine zones: cliffs, ledges, rocky banks, sagebrush plains, pine forests, desert shrub and pinyon-juniper communities; 4000-14,000 ft (1200-4300 m); also cultivated ornamentally.
Range Wyoming south to Arizona, New Mexico, and western Texas.
Discussion Also known as shrubby sandwort. Some botanists believe that the latin name should be changed to Eremogone fenderli. Four varieties are proposed. This common southern Rocky Mountain species gives the impression of numerous white stars in an airy tuft. There are a number of sandworts: Some form tight, sometimes prickly mats; others are tall and open but with flowers in tight heads.


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Nice work, bit for those not familiar with this theory (like myself) could you provide links to some background info, or provide a playground article?
coaxed into adding a graph showing the frequency response?
What I am actually interested in is not a graph of the theoretical response (you can find in the net) but a simulation of the calculation, so I can see if the integer calculation optimizations are ok for the kind of signals I got.
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But someday songs may be written about meeting at the crossroads of Eighth and Walnut where crowds gather on the steps of a neo-Gothic church in downtown Salina. It's the third weekend in October and they've come to worship at the altar of the blues.
For Chad Kassem, who owns Blue Heaven Studios, it's more than just a weekend of concerts. It's a race to capture a sound that soon may disappear.
A race to capture a sound
"For 16 years now we've had Blues Masters at the Crossroads here in Salina, Kansas, and my goal was to document the living blues legends while they were still with us and performing and try to document them in a very high quality, so we could share them with the world, so everybody could hear them at their greatest," Chad Kassem, owner Blue Heaven Studios, Quality Record Pressings, and Acoustic Sounds said.
"It isn't until now that I realize just how urgent it was. I mean I didn't realize they would be gone so quickly," Kassem said. "Now looking back 35 of them have passed away since we started doing this, if not more of the performers that we've had. I mean (Clarence) "Gatemouth" Brown, Little Hatch, Bobby "Blue" Bland. I mean so many of the legends that were our friends, that we had here many times. Pinetop Perkins, Robert Junior Lockwood, they've all passed on."
'Music is my pleasure'
While many pioneers of the blues are no longer with us, Kassem believes that the musicians who remain, deserve to be heard. Like Lazy Lester who was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2012.
"I like to play music, anywhere, anytime, for anybody," said Leslie "Lazy Lester" Johnson. "That's my thing. I mean, like I say, music is my business, business is my music, and music is my pleasure."
On a 'one-man mission'
"Chad is on a one-man mission to record as many of the classic 'blues masters' as we call them that are around," mastering engineer Kevin Gray said. "It's an exciting thing to be involved with. To be able to, sort of, archive some of the great works of these blues guys."
Playing 'the devil's music' in a church
Performing in a sacred space carries a special resonance for many of the blues artists. But for some, playing the blues in a church is still a little unusual.
"The first thing they say when they walk in, they go, 'Man, this is a church!' and I'm, like, well yeah, we told you it was a church. 'But, no, no, this is a church!'" Kassem said. "I mean, like what were you expecting Little House on the Prairie? You know, like the little church with the steeple and all the people?"
"A lot of people tell me, 'Yeah, you're playing in a church,' So what?" said Henry Gray, who spent 25 years performing with blues legends like Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, Little Walter and Jimmy Reed. "To each his own. He bought the church and he turned it into what he wanted to turn it into. If he wants to put the blues in it, it's no church no more."
"It's a beautiful venue," said Gray. "There's something about recording in a large space that cannot be duplicated any other way. The acoustics in here are very, very nice, very conducive to live music and that's conveyed on the recordings."
'Blues is about Life'
Guitarist and songwriter Doug MacLeod says preserving this music is important because the themes of the blues are universal.
"Blues is about life," MacLeod said. "The basic human feelings. You want somebody to love you. You want to love somebody. You want some food on the table. You want a little peace of mind. You want your kids to be all right. Those basic feelings are going to be with humans forever. And that's what blues is about."
The blues is his family's story
Hailing from St. Louis, Marquise Knox, at 22, stands out among the veteran bluesman. Despite his youth, he says he has a special connection to this music.
"To me, the blues is important because it was a way of living, and it was also my family story was, indeed, the blues," Knox said. " So this is what makes me want to keep this particular music around because it was the first thing that we could do outside of working in the cotton fields, that was being a musician, so I've got to keep it going."
Recording direct to disc
Kassem says his goal is to capture a sound that rivals a live performance. And for him, there is nothing finer than recording direct to disc beneath the 42-foot vaulted ceiling that soars above the sanctuary.
"Recording direct to disc, it's a challenge because, you know, the artist has to perform an entire side complete and with a performance he's happy with," Gray said. "I mean, if anybody flubs, me, the recording engineer, the artist, we have to start the side over again. We are running about 13 to 14-minute sides, so it may be three songs per side. It's really an enormous feeling of elation if you get a side down, everything went smoothly, everybody's happy with the sound, the performance, I got it on the disc ok. It's very exciting."
Pressing Records
Once the tracks are finished and the blues musicians have headed for home, the hard work of plating and pressing vinyl begins. Processing the freshly-recorded discs called acetates within 72 hours is essential to preserving the fidelity of the sound. So in 2011, Kassem started Quality Record Pressings. Just across town, the plant specializes in high-quality reissues of out-of-print vinyl records.
No one manufactures record pressing machines these days, so Kassem had to have old machines shipped to his plant in Salina and rebuilt to his specifications. Most days, these machines are humming, pressing re-issues for audiophiles. But Kassem says his passion still is the blues artists he records at Blue Heaven Studios. And while Kassem doesn't count on big sales from his blues project, he often finds himself wondering if anyone else will care as much as he does.
'I make my money reissuing vinyl and I spend it on the blues'
"What are you going to do if nobody buys it?" Kassem said. "You know, if people don't feel the same way as you. What if, what you're doing doesn't mean much to other people, or they don't listen to it, or if they don't buy it, the don't support it?" There is people that appreciate it. But as far as, you know, financial support, we don't have any sponsors. It's coming out of one, small pocket. I make my money reissuing vinyl and I spend it on the blues. As long as I can afford to do it, I think we'd like to do it."
Pictured Above: Blues musician Lil' Ray Neal performs during the 16th annual Blues Masters at the Crossroads at Blue Heaven Studios Friday, October 18, 2013.
Below are extended interviews with Birdlegg and Doug MacLeod.
Birdlegg is a high energy, old-school harmonica player now based in Austin, Texas. Originally a California blues man, Birdlegg was selected as Blues Harmonica Player of the Year by the Bay Blues Society in 2004. His appearance at the Blues Masters at the Crossroads was his first time on stage in Salina, Kansas.
Guitar player, songwriter and storyteller Doug MacLeod performs original songs based on his own life and experience. Recently, MacLeod was named male artist of the year at the 2013 Blues Blast Music Awards. He has been a perennial performer at the Blues Masters at the Crossroads in Salina, Kansas.


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The joint CanAm team was a North American effort to go to Britain and play by IGL rules using N.American trained dogs, a very courageous endeavour indeed. Curious that no European individual or group has felt the same spirit of adventure compel them to venture over here in Field Trials on either side of the 49th?
The rules are very different on both sides of the Atlantic, thus far only one side has shown nerve enough to brave the peculiarities of the others game. Eug, Polmaise, when are you coming?
It seems an almost impossible task to create a homogenized set of rules that could be readily agreed upon, so baring a major sponsor stepping up to create an independent venue with an approximation of a pan Atlantic set of rules, questions of supremacy of one training regimen or another will remain to be dealt with by the privateer with the greatest confidence.
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Thanks to babies, royal and civilian, young love, and a very tight Oscar season though, no one is getting a break. I've only watched Love Actually once this year! And it was on a plane! This changes soon, when we leave for Tofino where we're spending the holidays. Love Actually will be on continuous loop.
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RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Steve and board,
I am also a bit confused about the idea that we will lose the privilege to fish in certain areas if we institute a license, but perhaps that could happen, so it is something to consider.
I do not think a new license would change the access laws, because I was under the impression that those laws applied to all people - not just people participating in hunting or angling activities. If you wanted to walk a stream or the inter-tidal area of a beach looking for cool rocks or shells I don't think you'd be considered trespassing. So I guess I can't see the connection. I don't see the difference between freshwater where you need a license and the salt where you don't.
I would think that anyone concerned with access issues would welcome a license - if some of that money could be used to obtain access or improve existing access. It'd be nice to have some dough to get access right of ways to beaches so your not shut out of even more areas.
We've pretty well beat this one around, how many days till May 1st??????????
|steve moore
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
I'm sorry and maybe I'm missing something,but Tom's arguement makes absolutley no sense to me. Where is it stated that fishing is a right in Massachusetts? I understand that people are protected from legal action against them if they are traveling below the mean high tide line for the purposes of fishing or fowling, but ow does that translate into a right? How would requiring a license affect this statute? Is fishing from a boat a right too? So how come you need all sorts of licences to fish commerically?
The fact is the fishing & fowling law has been challenged over and over in courts. It will probably continue to be challenged in the future too,and someday a judge may rule in favor of the landowners who brought suit. How does licensing change anything? As mike pointed out, you need to be licensed to hunt and take advantage of the protection of the F&F law. This hasn't had any effect on the stautus of hunting or the law.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Just to keep things in perspective of what's important I buried my Mother Monday morning.
TL All,
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Tom -
You raise an interesting point, but I don't know if I really understand the relationship to access rights so I thought I'd ask. Does the issuance of a license change our rights to the riparian zone? If so you provide a very compelling reason to oppose licenses that I was not aware of.
thanks in advance,
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Thanks for the accountability and the return for that investment statement, as that was my point. I believe it is a linchpin to a progression of a SW license in MA. Most Yankees's(I'm a Red Sox fan) don't trust Uncle Sam.
I agree with this statement. "Plus, if you look at other states we are not out of line in what we charge - perhaps we are too lenient on out-of-staters compared to what other states charge us to hunt or fish." That was another suggestion I was trying to make.
Since this issue seems to keep going around and around I am suggesting an alternative way of looking at it. That's all.
I know I'm gonna take flak for this but here goes. What if MA instituted a one year only trial basis mandatory out of state SW license. For say $10.00 the original figure. It is cheap, it would be simple to enforce MA drivers license for residents or other MA ID. Non-residents must provide a license if checked. Now let's make it coastal. Would I pay the ten to each state and fish in RI, NH & ME. You betcha. Cheap money because the license is good for the season. Even for some sport who vacations here from the Mid-West, whats another ten when he's dropping a couple of hundred on a guide?
As I stated in my previous post this is a known world class striper fishery. Let's do something simple and get a head count of who fish's here from where and then re-adjust the numbers.
Pete in regard to your statement "You list the license figures for the sportsman license from the early 80's to the present." I listed the license fees as what I felt would make a point, which you understood. I always buy my sporting license because I feel the money is well spent for DFW's work. Whether I hunt that year or not, which this year I didn't have the time.
Lastly there is the toughest argument to follow from Tom and Mike, " Never allow a right to be turned into a privilege."
Just my .02
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Hi all, I'd just like to make a point. yes our duck hunting is already regulated, license and stamps needed. however, fishing and navigational purposes are not(navigation was overlooked in previous posts. I can't forsee anyone taking the nav. rights because a boat in trouble will almost certainly be veiwed as an extreme emergency, and therefore always protected. that aside, the other 2 activities are sport(no longer used for sustanence) so if you change the status if tidal fishing to a privlege, the 2 sports will both be able to be curtailed easier. as it is only one sport is classed in that group,with the other retaining the status of a right. ask yourself honestly, if you were a non fisherman and bought property on some beautiful estuary, would you want to walk out your back door to see some guys fishing behind your 1 million+ cottage. NOT LIKELY! it is human nature to want to protect your property, and you would probably veiw these guys as infringing on your space. so you conact the local police who tell you it is legal for them to be there. so then you turn to your lawyer,who discovers that no they don't have a right to be there, theey have a privlege to be there. don't think for a second it's not a heck of alot easier to stop your activities then... he we go on the slippery slope. we start to see "NO FISHING" signs in the salt, just like the fresh water. I don't like to be cyinical, but don't want to be naive either. Tom
|Bob Pink
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
My thoughts:
Yes of SW license/permit whatever if;
Monies collected do NOT go to State general fund. Income generated targeted for, fisheries research & management, fisherfolk EDUCATION (proper catch & release methods), ramp and beach access improvements, reef program and expanded EP enforcement.
Resident / Non-resident differential ( not too extreme, I fish Maine & RI too! )
In this political world money talks, when the pols realize that they are dealing with a 400,000 + strong contingent of people that not only fish the salt but are willing to pay into supporting the fishery(s) the true economic impact of the recreational sector will finally be felt.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Thanks for joining in. I know you are very interested in hunting and fishing resources in this state and are willing to take the time to learn about and participate to make a difference. I know it is not about the ten bucks, it is about the accountability and the return for that investment.
You list the license figures for the sportsman license from the early 80's to the present. There has been an increase - but if I remember correctly the license fees stayed the same for around 15 years or so. Not many things stay the same for that long - it came time for a change to reflect the current conditions. The increase from 1985 to 1989 might have been related to the additional fee for the aquisition of land that is open for hunting. Again, I could be wrong. When MADF&W now MassWildlife decided to jump the fees up they probably could have done it in a way that would have gotten more support among hunters and anglers - because that drastic jump sure put a lot of people off. However, they needed to do it. The legislature doesn't throw huge sums of money their way. Actual numbers of hunters and anglers was not increasing, if anything there was a decrease as people were not entering those activites that they had done in generations past (too much nintendo and a lack of people that wanted to learn or could pass down the info). So to make my point (finally ) those numbers are a little misleading in my opinion. Plus, if you look at other states we are not out of line in what we charge - perhaps we are too lenient on out-of-staters compared to what other states charge us to hunt or fish.
To respond to another point made by someone - I don't think I would make this a part of the other hunting/fishing license - because if you were strictly a coastal fisherman then buying the other license could lead to problems. The administration costs could be reduced if MassWildlife and MADMF used point-of-sale license machines like they do in other states. That way, a vendor could offer both FW, hunting, sportsman and marine licenses - and it is only marginally more difficult to operate than a lottery machine.
(this is a little off the point but...)
I find it amazing that in this high tech state we don't have point-of-sale machines already. Idaho has them in hunting and fishing stores and regional offices. It is quick easy and efficient. Plus - you can get tags and they can laminate them (nice touch). Ever remember where the carbon copy receipt is for your freshwater license is after you lose/destryed your other one? This system makes it a snap as they are all linked up to a central database. My buddy Chris needed to get "proof" that he has hunted before so he could get a hunting license and not have to take a hunter safety course. All it took was a call to Oregon and he had his total license history in four days (mail took that long). In Massachusetts that info isn't available, at least not to my knowledge. Think about how that could free up enforcement. If you inavertently forgot your license and were checked all they would have to do is call it in. I have done license checks before and the most often used excuse is - it is in my truck, cabin, other vest, etc. - you want to believe but.... . Having the ability to add that to enforcement would be a big help.
Have a good night,
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions *to Steve*
Steve please re-read my post. It's not about ten bucks.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Steve -
I know where you're coming from, in fact I did over-generalize about f&g. That activity you spoke of at the CCA banquet and in your post is FASCINATING and if they'd let me I would love to do a report on the restoration effort. If you have something put together I'd love to put it up for the rest of us to see what positive things our license dollars can do. If not, just point me in the right direction and I'll chase it down. The story behind that effort goes beyond a stream and even a town - because of where it happened it kinda had an impact on our country!
|steve moore
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Juro: I don't mean to sound like I am defending the state and their tactics, but I know that many of the DFWELE folks feel the same as you, and they are aware of the importance of native fisheries and the lack of foresight in the "put & take" mentality. In Concord, there is a task force which has been working with the DFWELE folks to try to establish a brood stock of brook trout in the Mill River whihc runs right through the center of town and is really the only reason the town exists where it does today. The State has been very helpful in advising the task force and helping re-establish brokkies to this important historical waterway. (now that re-read what I wrote, I guess I am defending them).
SSully: If you're not willing to pony-up the $10 (or whatever) for a salt water fishing license, then in my opinion it sounds like you're saying it's not worth it to you. If that's true, fine. But when things go wrong don't start complaining.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Sully -
When you put up those numbers I see the concern. I don't know how many sportsmen buy the full package but (a) a discount for the whole shebang would be good and (b) perhaps $5 stamp on the fishing license instead of a separate $10 is more appropriate for the reasons stated above.
Washington state originally had two licenses, two government agencies, and two entire controlling cultures around salt and fresh until two years ago when it was consolidated into one. It made a significant difference in cost, ease of access, and alignment of interests.
The reality is that the freshwater license pays for concrete tanks and pellets, as well as the chemicals that keep fish alive in these harsh conditions. This factory trout production culture is far from ideal, it only creates a wrongful mentality among fishermen. I would much rather see some of the money from a joint funding model go toward more thoughtful initiatives than production of pellet-pout. How about restoration and protection of coastal brookie runs, or increased passage and protection for the hundreds of searun atlantic salmon that are trying to get through Massachusetts section of the Merrimac? I'd love to see it.
This would also support coastal fisheries studies and guys like Pete who balance interests between fisheries and fishermen.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Alright I tried to avoid this thread like the plague.
No offense but $10.00 for a SW license PULEEEEEZ! Sure it starts at ten bucks.
I pulled out a bunch of old MA resident Sporting License's that I've saved over the years. I like to pin a dozen or so on when I'm FW fishing a spot that I know is strictly patrolled. Like one of those "W" ponds. It drives the game warden crazy. Then we have a good laugh. [img]http://18.104.22.168/images/flytalk/Wilk.gif" border="0" align="middle">
OK here is a sampling not including turky permits, doe permits, duck stamps(state&fed.)wildland stamp and archery/primative firearms stamps.
2000 - $46.00
1995 - $24.50
1989 - $19.50
1982 - $16.50
Pete, don't get me wrong I would love to contribute something that will ensure the proper management of marine fisheries for the present and future. I remember the days you couldn't catch a striper with dynamite (or a shock boat)<img src="http://18.104.22.168/images/flytalk/Wilk.gif[/img] because there weren't any around. As opposed to monster fish everywhere. Oops, I'm dating myself.
No question Professionals such as yourself require the dollars to get the job done. I'm just not convinced that a SW license is the only alternative. If I had the answer to this I could retire tomorrow and just fish. How many C&R guys want to pay to fish SW? Dunno?
The word has spread about the MA world class striper fishery. How about a Non-Resident SW license on a trial basis to get a head count? Advanced apologies to the charter guys and neighboring states. Just my .02
|steve moore
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Ron: DMF's own figures put the number of salt water fishermen in MA at between 650,000-750,000. Sure, we get Wallop/Breux money from the freshwater licenses sold in MA, but I don't think of Massachusetts as a Meca for freshwater fishing, like it is for salt water.
Say we make a SW license $10/year and make that an add-on to the freshwater/hunting license to keep down administrative costs (like the duck stamp), or make a separate license just for SW fishing (it doesn''t really matter). That's between $6.5 and $7.5 million per year, plus the additional Wallop/Breux rebate we'd get back for taxes we've already paid. Figure we get another $3-5 million back for that (conservative estimate). That's $9.5-12.5 million bucks a year, for a lousy $10 license! I know I could put money like that to good use. Even if some of $ is spent unwisely, it's a pretty big pie to cut.
RE:Saltwater fishing license - your opinions
Steve- If I read Mike's post correctly the tax is on all fishing gear- fresh and salt and I remember hearing that the largest portion of the population were fresh water fishermen(licensed) then we should be getting the rebate. Many of the saltwater fishermen also fish fresh water though not as much but they still buy licenses. What we need is an acounting of where the money goes- I still don't trust politicians. ron
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MADISON, Wis. - Madison police are investigating the death of a man found lying in the road Sunday evening.
Police said a man with massive head and neck injuries was found on 2323 Portage Road at around 7:30 p.m. He was taken to the University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.
"There were multiple calls about the scenario and there were individuals attempting to assist the victim when police arrived as well," said Howard Payne, public information officer at the Madison Police Department.
The Dane County Medical Examiner's Office identified the man as Aryle J. Dahlke, 66, of Madison.
A forensic autopsy was completed Monday at the Dane County Medical Examiner's Office. Preliminary results of that autopsy indicate that Dahlke's death was the result of blunt force trauma to the head and neck. Additional testing is under way.
Police are investigating how the man suffered his injuries.
"The injuries were consistent with both neck and head trauma that may have had some connection with a vehicle," Payne said.
Investigators can't say for sure that the man was involved in a hit-and-run, and they are still looking for clues from those who may have seen what happened.
"If they know anything else that may have contributed to this person being in this position, those are the types of details we need to be able to investigate this further. At this point, we're still asking a lot of questions as well," Payne said.18219168
The alderman for that east side area said he didn't believe the man was from the neighborhood.
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Stanfill - Drafted: 1969 first round, by Miami
Fernandez - 1968 College free agent
Den Herder - Drafted: 1971 ninth round, by Miami
Heinz - Drafted: 1969 second round, by Miami
Swift - 1970 free agent (CFL)
Matheson - 1971 trade with Browns for second-round draft choice
Kolen - Drafted: 1970 twelfth round, by Miami
Ball - Drafted: 1972 fourth round, by Miami
Buoniconti - 1969 trade w/ Patriots for QB Kim Hammond and LB John Bramlett
Johnson - Drafted: 1970 fourth round, by Miami
Mumphord - Drafted: 1969 sixteenth round, by Miami
Foley - Drafted: 1970 third round, by Miami
Scott - Drafted: 1970 seventh round, by Miami
Anderson - Drafted: 1968 third round, by Miami
So Matheson and Buoniconti were the only players from other teams.
ohhh mannn,i would LOVE..i mean ABSOLUTELY LOVE to have a 21st century version of the 1970's Dolphins...i would be ecstatic and cry tears of joy and happiness if we ever get that again...
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You're right Denverdolfan. I stand corrected. The name was actually given to them by Dallas coach Tom Landry before Super Bowl 6. He was asked what he thought about the Dolphins defense. The first thing he said was, "Well I can't remember any of thier names..." The Dolphins lost, but the no name defense was born.
Morris was unreal, and Clayton got EVERY jump ball.
I am on NFLFILMS.com and was looking on the website.
I will try to be exact
go to NFLFILMS.COM
On the front page click on "special order catalog"
the next page should have a left hand column and second from the top is "recent catalog additions" click on that
then click on the Dolphin logo ( second from left)
It then lists Tape ID's and the years from 1966 forward. i don't know what these tapes have but this is the company that owns them so i would follow this.
none of the others have a price but
the last one is very interesting :
"The Legacy Begins"
A compilation tape consisting of the complete season highlights for the years 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, and 1974.
Tape ID: 04868 & 04869
72:00 & 56:00 minutes
I hope this helps--it's tough to describe the early dolphins--they truly were the definition of " a picture is worth a thousand words".


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Everyone that is a volunteer or has ever volunteered has heard the quote"One hundred years from now, it will not matter what kind of car I drove, what kind of house I lived in, how much money I had in my bank account, nor what my clothes looked like, but the world may be a little better because I was important in the life of a child."
But did you know that this famous quote is from a Scouter? Well, it is and it first appeared in the October 1950 issue of Scouting Magazine. That's right, the author was a man named Forest E. Witcraft (1894 – 1967). He was a scholar, teacher, and Boy Scout administrator.
The other night at our District Dinner a Scoutmaster and friend of mine shared the story in it's entirety with the Scouters of our District. Peter sent it to me in the form of a comment on the blog, but I thought it would be a better post, that way it would not get skipped over.
So here it is. The name of the article as it appeared in October 1950 is called "Within my Power". Enjoy!
Within My Power
by Forest E. Witcraft
I am not a Very Important Man, as importance is commonly rated. I do not have great wealth, control a big business, or occupy a position of great honor or authority.
Yet I may someday mould destiny. For it is within my power to become the most important man in the world in the life of a boy. And every boy is a potential atom bomb in human history.
A humble citizen like myself might have been the Scoutmaster of a Troop in which an undersized unhappy Austrian lad by the name of Adolph might have found a joyous boyhood, full of the ideals of brotherhood, goodwill, and kindness. And the world would have been different.
A humble citizen like myself might have been the organizer of a Scout Troop in which a Russian boy called Joe might have learned the lessons of democratic cooperation.
These men would never have known that they had averted world tragedy, yet actually they would have been among the most important men who ever lived.
All about me are boys. They are the makers of history, the builders of tomorrow. If I can have some part in guiding them up the trails of Scouting, on to the high road of noble character and constructive citizenship, I may prove to be the most important man in their lives, the most important man in my community.
A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove. But the world may be different, because I was important in the life of a boy.
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The aim of such an encylopedia would be twofold. First it would be a quick and easy reference to any mathematical concepts which come up (saving lots of time for anyone who's learning or using mathematics which is new to them), and as a base upon which to build complete computer-verifiable (and also human-readable) proofs, run automated proof-checkers, proof generators and conjecture generators.
Sound useful?
By 'encyclopedia of maths' I mean a large system of objects, each representing a mathematical idea such as a definition, theorem, proof, or even an explaination or article. Each of these is linked to the objects representing the ideas upon which it relies (either explicitly or implicitly). An object might be an axiom, a defintion, a theory, a theorem, a conjecture or a proof.
For example, a theorem object would probably contain
- a natural-language statement, with a reference to another object in the encylopedia for each technical term used.
- references to any proofs which are in the encyclopedia
- a machine-understandable statement of the result, again with references to every mathematical object involved.
- parhaps a natural-language comment, including information such as the source of the theorem, papers it appears in, the subject(s) that it forms a part of (with references as always).
Another useful feature of such a system would be a thesaurus. Mathematical notation varies wildly across the sciences (try comparing notation for groups used by physicists and mathematictians), so a quick and painless way to translate from one language/notation to another and back would allow people to actually read material written by people from a different discipline.
There's actually been quite a lot of work done on most of the components which would be required for such a system. To try and encourage more people to take an interest in this sort of project I'm putting up a little website about it (with lots of juicy links): An Encyclopedia of Mathematics