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I wish I had arms like these. No really. This Sean Phillips guy drew me into the newest issue of the Marvel/Icon comic Criminal and he drew me with really big guns there choking a dude out in a diner. Check it out:
Yeah, it's the comic book version of me so of course it doesn't have the big man boobs and short little arms that I'm currently accursed with. If only I could be bitten by some kind of radioactive spider that would make me do 'roids and pump iron so I can look more like this guy. It just goes to show you that if you're gonna draw somebody, and have them like it, draw them about ten or twenty pounds lighter than they really are and a bit more muscular and they'll rave about what a bang up job you did. I'm raving now: Sean Phillips – you made me look great. I'm going to go into the garage right now and pound on the heavy bag for 30 solid minutes just to live up to this image of me. I have to. Comic nerds from here to Christmas will be challenging me to cage matches like I'm "Judo" Gene LeBell or something. I won't be able to show my face in WonderCon any more. I am a marked man–the lone gunfighter biding his time until the bitter end.
I know Ed Brubaker, the guy who writes Criminal. He's won a fistful of Eisners (the comic book equivalent of an Emmy or Pulitzer) and he killed Captain America. I'm not sure how I feel about the killing Cap part even though the comic books themselves were really good. He married my friend Melanie whom I've known since high school. Brubaker put me and my friends Lucky BelMateo and Agent J in Criminal #4 flipping burgers and taking names. Sean Phillips drew me those big arms. Damn, where are those dumbbells now that I need them? I'll just have to rely on good o' Charles Atlas dynamic tension.
But that greasy spoon isn't the only place that I show up in the upcoming issue. Ed's been running features on films noir and hardboiled fiction in the back of Criminal's individual magazines (but not the graphic novel collections) for some time now. Criminal #4 sports my essay on Night and the City, the only pro wrestling noir. And why aren't there more pro wrestling noirs? Wrestling is a form of theater meant to deceive and cause mass hysteria. Its treacherous backrooms are the perfect setting for any noir and I should know. There are carnie noirs (Gun Crazy, Nightmare Alley) and boxing noirs (The Setup, The Harder They Fall) but Jules Dassin's Night and the City is really the only wrestling noir. Ed gave me the chance to examine the movie from the proper pro rasslin perspective and I even throw in a little bit of insight into mixed martial arts while I'm at it. Here's the wonderful black and white illustration that Phillips did of Richard Widmark and Gene Tierney for the piece…
Thanks Ed and Sean for putting me in a comic book. It's a lifelong dream. You know, the second they canceled Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu I figured that my chances of writing at Marvel were toast. It's nice to know that something I've penned is being printed by them. Like I said, a lifelong dream.
Criminal #4 featuring my essay examining Night and the City plus me choking out some dude in a diner hits the comic book stores next week. Be there. Nuff Said.
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I should've posted this along time ago. Not really for the world at large, just a few folks.
My schedule
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Hip-Hop and R&B Community React to Baltimore Protests
Take a look at what Ciara, Missy Elliott, Bun B, SZA, Vic Mensa and more have to say about the Baltimore uprising following Freddie Gray's death.
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Super Bowl XLIX is officially done. The New England Patriots were victorious over the Seattle Seahawks (final score 28-24) in what was a down-to-the-wire game. Here is how your favorite hip-hop and R&B stars reacted to the thrilling game and its' stunning end.
Since last Thursday (Feb. 6), New York City has been buzzing a little bit more than usual with a flood of the world's chic and famous fashion enthusiasts. They're in town to attend, walk in or showcase their latest designs for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. And some of our favorite hip-hop and R&B stars not only donned the most stylish threads in the business but also had the prime seats in the house -- the front row.
If there is one artist who's patiently waiting for her album to drop, it's Bridget Kelly. With the release date of 'Something Different' being pushed to 2014 yet again, many breathed a sigh of relief when the New York native displayed her recent EP, 'Cut To... Bridget Kelly,' earlier this month.
If you didn't get the chance to chat with Bridget Kelly on Twitter earlier today, don't worry, TheDrop.fm is here to fill you in on what happened during her Twitter Takeover. We handed over our Twitter account to the 'Special Delivery' songstress, who tweeted answers to fan-submitted questions.
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Bridget Kelly celebrated her 27th birthday at the 40/40 club in New York on Tuesday (April 9).
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Disabled veteran receives new home for the holidays
Posted December 10, 2012
Cameron, N.C. — Christmas came early this year for a Camp Lejeune Marine and his family who are the recipients of a new home built by volunteers wanting to honor disabled veterans for their sacrifice and service to their country.
Marine Lance Cpl. Richie Chavis, 21, lost both of his legs below his knees in November 2009, when he stepped on an improvised explosive device while on a six-month deployment in Afghanistan.
On Monday, he, his wife, Laken, and their two young children – Isaiah, 6, and Madeline, 6-months – were given the keys to their new home – designed especially for Chavis, who uses a wheelchair to get around – in the Lexington Plantation subdivision, just off N.C. Highway 87 in Cameron.
"It means a lot that somebody took the time and took the care to actually sit there and plan that everything needs to be wide enough for the wheelchair to get through," Chavis said. "It means a lot."
Local contractors volunteered the materials and the labor to build the home – a special project of Operation: Coming Home.
Founded in 2007, the effort is collaboration between a local veterans group, called Triangle Real Estate & Construction Veterans, the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County, Royal Oaks Building Group and others.
"This one is 100 percent donated by our subcontractors and vendors," said Rich Van Cassel, of Royal Oaks. "They make it happen."
Since 2008, the nonprofit has built three other homes for wounded veterans in the area – another in Cameron and two others in Fuquay-Varina.
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Do Regulations Affect Banking Performance? Government Governance May Matter
The authors study the impact of restrictions on commercial banks' engagement in securities, insurance, and real estate, as well as a mix of banking and commerce. The model specifies the impact as a function of government governance (the rule of law), which allows the authors to investigate two conflicting hypothesis, i.e., the restriction-enhancing hypothesis and facility-supporting hypothesis. The former effect suggests that good governance enhances the hypothesized adverse effect of restrictions, and the latter suggests that good governance mitigates this adverse effect. The study clearly demonstrates that restrictions on commercial banks' right to engage in securities and insurance, along with restrictions on the mixing of banking and commerce, reduce bank profits. However, good governance mitigates such an adverse impact, i.e., the facility-supporting hypothesis is supported. Restrictions on real estate, on the other hand, seem to have positive effects on bank profits. The results are robust to different specifications. (JEL "G21", "G28") Copyright 2006 Western Economic Association International.
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Remington 11-48 questions
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I suspect Bubba and his Unholy Hacksaw from Hell have done atrocities to your barrel. The 11-48, being a recoil action, requires a certain amount of mass to make things work. My guess, Bubba realized he'd messed up big time right after shot 1 and traded it off.
Your choices are....
Trade it off to someone you dislike.
Get a new barrel from Numrich, etc, and move on. The 11-48 has lots of happy owners.
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Live signing day updates on the Utah State University Aggies from Tony Jones on Twitter (twitter.com/tonyaggieville):
Live signing day updates on the Utah State University Aggies from Tony Jones on Twitter (twitter.com/tonyaggieville):
For hours on Tuesday night, Gary Andersen paced and made phone calls. Then he worried some more, wondering about the bigger schools after several members of his recruiting class.
It didn't stop until Wednesday morning, when it all became official, when the names were signed to the national letters of intent. And even then, he had to send a few of them back because of clerical errors.
It was different this year because Andersen isn't used to the BCS schools wanting the guys he has coming in. But coming off a bowl appearance, and a seven-win season, several recruits had been drawn to Andersen's success, and his penchant of putting players into the NFL.
"I chose the program because I see progress being made towards becoming one of the elite programs in the country," wide receiver Alex Wheat said. "I want to break records in Logan and win a lot of games."
Utah State beat out various BCS schools for Wheat, wide receiver Dwayne Lorick, offensive lineman Patrick Ward, and linebacker Delroy Hamilton.
Andersen is particularly excited about his offensive line recruits, as well as Lorick and Wheat, saying the two had the potential to be "special." The current roster had its appeal as well, as Wheat told the Tribune that another chief reason for choosing Utah State was the presence of rising sophomore quarterback Chuckie Keeton.
In all, Utah State signed 15 players Wednesday, with all of the signatures coming before noon. That made for a mostly drama-free signing day, even though Andersen lost coveted defensive line recruit Tenny Palepoi to Utah late Tuesday night.
The Aggies signed local stars D.J. Nelson and Nick Vigil, with Nelson being the reigning Class 4A MVP and Vigil being a first team all-state selection. They also signed offensive lineman Bill Vavau out of Snow College.
Overall, Andersen feels like this is his best class yet. He has four spots that he would like to fill in the coming weeks, including a linebacker, a running back, a cornerback and possibly a quarterback.
"I thought we accomplished a lot of goals,"Andersen said. "It's a credit to the program that we've been able to get into recruiting battles and win."
Twitter: @tonyaggieville Utah State signees
Player Pos. Hometown School Ht/Wt Comment
Andrew Chen OT West Hills, Calif. Chaminade Coll. Prep 6-3/245 Aggies may greyshirt him
Tavarreon Dickerson RB Arlington, Texas Arlington HS 5-9/170 Enrolled over the semester break
Marquan Ellison CB Milwaukee Bradley Tech HS 5-11/170 Adds depth to young defensive backfield
D. Glover-Wright CB Mableton, Ga. Eastern Arizona JC 6-0/170 Coaches think he can be a star
Delroy Hamilton LB Hallandale Beac,h Fla. Hallandale Beach HS 6-1/210 Andersen compares him to Tavaris McMillian
Jordon Jenkins WR St. Louis, Mo. Coffeyville JC 5-11/170 One in an impressive receiver haul
Dwayne Lorick WR Washington D.C. Anacostia HS 6-5/230 Could start from day one
Logan Malohifo'ou OL West Jordan Copper Hills HS 6-6/245 Coaches want to bulk him up
Bruce "Jojo" Natson WR Oakland Park, Fla. Boyd Anderson HS 5-7/140 High school teammate of Aggie wideout Travis Reynolds
D.J. Nelson QB Logan Logan HS 5-9/180 Will leave for LDS mission in August
Jake Simonich OL Danville, Calif. San Roman Valley HS 6-5/255 Raw talent. Needs time to develop
Bill Vavau OL Salt Lake City Snow College 6-4/330 Former Jordan High star ready to contribute
Nick Vigil LB Plain City Fremont HS 6-2/200 Will make the switch from running back
Patrick Ward OT Phoenix Glendale CC 6-4/270 Beat out Washington State and Purdue
Alex Wheat WR Akron, Ohio Palomar JC 6-5/210 Nephew of NFL star Ted Ginn


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To increase the level of support customers receive, Dassault Falcon recently doubled its replacement parts warranty and merged its help desk operations and field technical representatives organization into one department, called technical support. John Loh, previously manager of field service, was named director of technical support. Meanwhile, Dassault is doubling its warranty on all of its replacement parts to 24 months from time of installation or 30 months from time of purchase. The program kicks off today and will cover all new warranty claims on parts bought from Dassault since June 1, 2004. Parts that fail for causes other than normal wear and tear will be replaced at no cost, the company said. These product support announcements were made yesterday to some 1,400 people representing Falcon operators in 32 countries who are attending Dassault's worldwide maintenance and operations gathering this week in Boca Raton, Fla.
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Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' Jacket To Go On Tour
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- A famed red-and-black calfskin jacket Michael Jackson wore in the groundbreaking "Thriller" music video is going on tour.
The jacket's new owner, Texas commodities broker Milton Verret, said Tuesday he plans to take the classic clothing item around the world to raise money for charities that help sick children.
Verret, who's from Austin, says he intends to line up corporate sponsors to fund the tour.
He purchased the jacket for $1.8 million last month at a Beverly Hills, Calif., auction.
The jacket is one of two Jackson wore during the filming of the 1983 video. Jackson can be seen wearing the jacket in a scene with a troupe of zombies who rise from their graves and break into a dance routine.
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Mark your calendars, folks: "Senator Carl Levin to speak at EMU's official kick-off of Jewish Studies program." To quote from the EMU web site:
Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI) will be the guest speaker at the official kick-off for Eastern Michigan University's new minor in Jewish Studies, Thursday, Feb. 23, 3:15 p.m., in the EMU Student Center Ballroom.
"I can't be more delighted that Sen. Levin is joining us," said Martin Shichtman, Jewish Studies program director and professor of English. "The Jewish community has contributed some truly extraordinary participants to Michigan life, such as Sen. Levin."
And just in case you're not sure, check out his wikipedia page. For my money, Levin has the oddest eyewear of anyone in government. Oh, and I assume this is for LBC credit?


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(AP) -- - Creighton's first season in the Big East just might end up being the best in the program's nearly 100-year history.
The Bluejays are in first place at the halfway point of the conference schedule. They also are ranked No. 12 nationally, are projected to be as high as a No. 3 seed in the NCAA tournament and have the leading candidate for national player of the year in Doug McDermott.
''It goes without saying I didn't ever imagine this, that the first time through we could be in this position,'' coach Greg McDermott said. ''There is a long ways to go. Anything can happen in this league. There is just so little difference from the teams that are on the bottom right now and the teams that are on the top. I hope we just don't beat each other's brains in these last nine games because our league could probably use four or five teams to create some separation.''
Nine days after its last game - the longest break on the conference schedule for any Big East team - the Bluejays open the second half of league play Friday night at home against a DePaul team that's lost five straight and is tied for last place.
Creighton (18-3, 8-1) shares the lead with Villanova, which the Bluejays beat by 28 points on the road last month.
''It's definitely going to be a challenge this next run through because everybody is going to be coming at us,'' Doug McDermott said. ''We're the new guys in the conference, so they're going to want another crack at us.''
The second go-round has the Bluejays playing conference co-leader Villanova and third-place Providence at home. Providence handed Creighton its only conference loss.
After hosting DePaul (10-13, 2-8), the Bluejays go to New York for a Sunday game at Madison Square Garden against a St. John's team that nearly knocked them off after making up an 18-point, second-half deficit.
Creighton's 81.3 points a game lead the Big East, and the Bluejays are first nationally in 3-pointers per game (11), 3-point accuracy (43.2 percent) and assists (18.3). McDermott is second in the nation in scoring, at 25 points a game, and Ethan Wragge's 49.7-percent 3-point shooting is best among players with at least 100 attempts.
McDermott's 39-point performance last week against St. John's, which included his tie-breaking 3-pointer with 2.5 seconds left, strengthened his bid for national player of the year.
Greg McDermott said he and his son, who passed on declaring for the NBA draft after his junior season, are enjoying the present and not thinking much about Doug's candidacy for the Wooden Award.
''We'll see what happens at the end of the season,'' Greg McDermott said. ''He's had a good first 20 or 21 games. He's been remarkably consistent. And probably more so than any time in his career, he's been able to step up when his team has needed him the most. So I'm very proud of him, both as his coach and his father, and if he turns out to be player of the year, so be it. If not, that's OK, too.''
Creighton has won the last three meetings with DePaul, taking the most recent one 81-62 on the road Jan. 7. McDermott was limited to 19 points, but four other Bluejays scored in double figures.
Creighton will be taking on a Blue Demons team that's missing leading scorer Cleveland Melvin due to suspension. Melvin, averaging 16.7 points, is suspended indefinitely and missed his third straight contest Monday as DePaul lost 71-59 to visiting Georgetown.


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Buffalo - Buffalo Audubon Society presents special award
Buffalo, NY- Yesterday, May 6, NYS Senator Antoine M. Thompson (D-Parts of Erie & Niagara Counties) and Chair of the Senate Environmental Conservation Committee, was awarded a public service award at the Centennial Meeting and Annual Dinner of the Buffalo Audubon Society.
"I'm honored to receive this award, I have always cared about the environment and I'm glad I can help," stated Senator Thompson.
The Buffalo Audubon Society was established in 1909 and has provided exemplary service to the communities of Western New York, and New York State for one hundred years. The Society has been an effective voice for the protection of natural wonders and environmental quality in Western New York and provides nature and environmental education to as many as 35,000 children and adults each year through classroom presentations, field trips, workshops and festivals.
"On behalf of our entire membership and the entire Western New York community, thank you again for your dedication to our environment and to ensuring that we have a bright and green future to look forward to," stated Bill Hudson, Executive Director.


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There seems to be some disturbing news coming out of Sesame Street. A 23-year-old man has stepped forward to accuse Kevin Clash, the long-time voice of Elmo, of engaging in a sexual relationship while the man was underage.
Clash, 52, has reportedly taken a leave of absence from the show to deal with the devastating allegations. While his accuser says the relationship began seven years ago when he was 16, Clash maintains their dealings took place after the accuser was an adult.
"I had a relationship with [the accuser]. It was between two consenting adults and I am deeply saddened that he is trying to make it into something it was not," Clash told TMZ.
Sesame Workshop released the following statement to their official blog on Monday:
"In June of this year, Sesame Workshop received a communication from a then 23 year old man who alleged that he had a relationship beginning when he was 16 years old with Kevin Clash, a Sesame Workshop puppeteer who performs as Elmo.
We took the allegation very seriously and took immediate action. We met with the accuser twice and had repeated communications with him. We met with Kevin, who denied the accusation. We also conducted a thorough investigation and found the allegation of underage conduct to be unsubstantiated. Although this was a personal relationship unrelated to the workplace, our investigation did reveal that Kevin exercised poor judgment and violated company policy regarding internet usage and he was disciplined.
Kevin insists that the allegation of underage conduct is false and defamatory and he is taking actions to protect his reputation. We have granted him a leave of absence to do so.
Elmo is bigger than any one person and will continue to be an integral part of Sesame Street to engage, educate and inspire children around the world, as it has for 40 years."
After feeling as though Sesame Workshop's lawyers were trying to "muzzle" him, Clash's accuser hired Andreozzi and Associates to represent him. Earlier this year, the firm represented one of the victims in the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal.


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What's "Normal" When It Comes to Mourning?
We each experience the loss of a loved one differently. Learn the depth of mourning and when you should consider seeking help to deal with your grief.
By Linda Foster, MA
Medically reviewed by Pat F. Bass III, MD, MPH
Mourning the loss of a loved one is one of the hardest experiences in life. We each mourn differently, for different lengths of time and while experiencing different degrees of loss. However, in some cases, the depth and length of the mourning period may signal that a person needs counseling.
How We Grieve
Psychiatrists and other mental health professionals usually don't consider bereavement to be a psychiatric diagnosis since it's a basic part of our human experience. Depression and its symptoms, such as sadness, crying, and withdrawing from social activities, are very typical after losing a loved one. You might even wish that you had been able to accompany your loved one in death. Loss of appetite and weight are also common signs of grieve and will usually improve after a few months.
"Besides [these] symptoms, you might imagine that you see, hear, or can even touch your lost loved one: This is also normal. These experiences are called illusions or hallucinations," says Edison Houpt, MD, HCC, a grief expert in Pasadena, Calif.
An illusion is a misinterpretation of a real occurrence such as hearing a car sound in the street and thinking that your loved one has arrived home from work; hallucinations – like seeing the "ghost" of your loved one or hearing their voice -- have no basis in reality. Illusions and hallucinations can involve all of your senses, including smell, taste, and touch, and are a common part of mourning. They usually disappear over a period of months. If they go on longer, however, hallucinations and illusions can become pathological.
Dr. Houpt does not generally diagnose a grieving person with depression unless he has been mourning for more than three months, "or if there are serious symptoms of major depression or psychotic depression." Grief becomes abnormal when it's prolonged and persistent, or when its symptoms worsen.
The Depths of Bereavement
Depending on the person, a period of bereavement can end in recovery (most likely), no improvement, or further deterioration. According to Houpt, "Sometimes the bereaved can have a readjustment period of several months to a year, which may be diagnosed as an adjustment disorder. This is not serious and is considered normal." Less frequently, the bereaved can show no signs of improvement and continue to have symptoms of depression or anxiety. Even less frequently, the bereaved can deteriorate and experience significant or major psychiatric diagnosis.
There are different degrees of this latter form of grief, with different outcomes:
- Prolonged or pathologic grief. Houpt says that unimproved depression can turn into prolonged grief or pathologic grief. Prolonged grief occurs usually in elderly spouses, and occasionally siblings, who have few resources for support. Often, a person in this situation feels that they have only memories of the good days to sustain them until their own death. With prolonged grief, the symptoms usually remain the same year after year, but some people can benefit from small amounts of antidepressants. "The antidepressants may not have any effect on the grief, but the medication can allow the widow or widower to compartmentalize their grief, lessen sadness, and enable them to get up each morning, focus on daily activities, and live a relatively normal life," Houpt says.
- Psychiatric conditions. Pathologic grief can turn into a number of psychiatric conditions, such as a deepening of depression or even a depression with psychotic symptoms. Severe depression symptoms include suicidal ideas or completely shutting down emotionally and physically, and seeming to be in an inactive, zombie-like state. Psychotic depression symptoms include pathological guilt; serious illusions such as extreme suspicion of everyone; and hallucinations, such as hearing demonic voices, that extend beyond the loss of the deceased and involve all daily activities.
- Delusions. Besides illusions and hallucinations, which can be temporary, there is a separate class of psychotic sensory experience called delusions, or false beliefs. If the bereaved becomes delusional, this is always a psychiatric symptom and requires treatment. "Sometimes the delusions are not even mentioned and may be kept secret for a long time until the family notes that the patient is acting strangely. The family will usually figure out that these strange stubborn behaviors cannot be handled with logic. This is a good time to take a loved one for psychiatric treatment — before he or she acts upon the delusions," says Houpt.
Who Is at Risk for Pathologic Grief?
Some people will recover from bereavement in a matter of weeks or months, and some may take up to a year or so. Houpt says, "Sociable extroverts recover more quickly than introverts do." She says those at higher risk of developing deeper problems include:
- People who have minimal, weak, or nonexistent socio-economic support
- Older people, who often take longer to recover
- Poorer people, especially if the death of the spouse results in a significant decrease in income
- People who have had previous periods of depression
- Alcoholics, who are at greater risk of depression, aggravated alcoholism, and suicide; men in particular are affected, and Houpt advises family members to persuade gun owners to give up their firearms for safekeeping when in this state.
- People without a personal psychiatric history, but who have family members with depression and/or alcoholism
- People who have serious medical problems and are taking many medications
Mourning is a normal part of loss, but unending suffering is not. Feedback from friends and family who are usually good judges can help you determine whether your recovery from bereavement is on track. You should also turn to your doctor for help if you feel that you have been grieving for too long and may need help.


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The Villains' New Album Gains 'Velocity' From Seasoned Musicians
The Villains don't cut the kind of records that need a session musician budget side aside by their label. That's because The Villains are the session musicians.
"We're all go-to guys in Atlanta. Studio work, live stuff – you name it. If someone needs someone to come in and lay down keys, guitars, drums, we're there. We actually came together after we met backing a country singer named Keni Thomas," The Villains bassist/vocalist Dan Call tells The Boot.
"But wait a second! Let's be clear – it was Keni Thomas and not Kenny Chesney. They are very different," drummer Sean McNally interjects with a laugh.
"After Keni got his deal, he didn't want to go out on the road with a band made up of session guys he didn't know," Call continues. "So he took us out on tour since we already worked so well with him. Once we came back from touring with him, we started playing gigs and demoing our own stuff in Atlanta and it started sounding like a record. So it all happened organically."
The positive energy flowed directly into Just Another Saturday Night, The Villains' 2010 debut album. After it was released, the group all of a sudden found itself with a national following and good press behind them. It's no surprise they went back into the studio to work on another record. Released earlier this year, Velocity is anything but a sophomore slump. Working with producers Stan Lynch (formerly the drummer of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) and Billy Chapin (Sister Hazel, Edwin McCain), Velocity features an irresistible blend of melodic rock, power pop and Americana.
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"So he starts playing us all of these songs he'd written that were mostly 'Nashville country' –in the vein of Keith Urban, Sugarland, Kenny Chesney, and that kind of stuff — which is cool, but it doesn't work for what we do. So we picked a few out that we really loved and then we find out that Stan had written the original demos with people like Tom Douglas, James House and Richard Feldman. We found that out after we had changed the songs around to fit us better. But they've since said they are happy that we ended up recording them. They were all really cool about it."
When Call asked Lynch why he didn't try and get Tom Petty to record one of the aforementioned songs, the veteran drummer/producer was quick with a reply: "Stan said, 'He's Tom Petty. Would you ask him?'
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Astronomers got a little surprise present for their nighttime viewing this week as a star went supernova in nearby galaxy Messier82 (also known as Bode's Nebulae). The explosion of the white dwarf star was so intense, that it's visible at night even using amateur telescopes.
Steven Rosenow of Loowit Imaging in Shelton snapped the photo above of the bright speck of light, using a 10-inch Meade telescope and a two-minute exposure. He says if you know where to look, you can find it with binoculars.
Here is another photo, this one from Liem Bahneman:
And here is a side-by-side comparision from the galaxy on Jan. 5 and Jan. 23 from YouNews contributor scubadiver:
This map from SkyandTelescope.com will tell you where to look for it -- it's just "above" the front two stars of the Big Dipper:
"M82 is a near neighbor as galaxies go, at a distance of 11 or 12 million light-years," SkyandTelescope wrote. "It's a favorite for amateur astronomers and researchers alike, with its thick dust bands, sprays of gas, and bright center undergoing massive star formation."
That means the supernova actually happened some 11-12 million years ago. We're just seeing it now. And that's considered a close galaxy!
The supernova is expected to continue to get a little brighter over the next two weeks, but clouds are starting to encroach back into the forecast. But if you see stars outside, you might be able to catch a faint glimpse of the supernova.
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The 7-year-old daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes was in New York City yesterday with her mother when she ran into a swarm of photographers and fans, the New York Post reports.
Suri, one of her friends and Holmes were walking to their car when paparazzi tried to get them to pose for pictures. The trio tried to walk briskly, but some fans seeking autographs and mobile phone photos also got in their way.
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AMERICAN CANYON -- Conserving resources -- especially water -- is expected to dominate Tuesday's City Council meeting, which will start at 7:30 p.m., an hour later than usual, city officials announced.
City Council members will likely declare a Stage 1 Drought Emergency, calling for a voluntary 10 percent reduction in water use by all city water customers.
Demand this year is expected to far outstrip the city's water allocation from the state, which is experiencing a protracted drought. Gov. Jerry Brown earlier this month, declared a state of emergency, requesting everyone reduce water consumption by 20 percent.
And on Friday, the State Water Project announced it would not deliver water to its urban and agricultural customers due to the shortage. American Canyon normally receives some of its water from that source.
City staff says that besides steps already being taken at City Hall -- like postponing annual systems flushing -- implementing a Stage 1 emergency, could further reduce consumption by about 10 percent, as staff continues to look for other ways to save water.
A 10 percent reduction can be achieved with some simple behavior modifications, like limiting showers to five minutes, reducing landscape watering and checking for leaks.
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In addition, the city's Toilet Retrofit Program will likely be amended to conform to the California Plumbing Code and to require that replacement toilets carry the EPA WaterSense label. Council members also will consider including properties within the city's jurisdiction in the California HERO Program. This helps provide energy-saving devices and reimburse people for the cost of energy and water efficiency improvements and electric vehicle charging infrastructure as part of a 2008 government program.
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* Authorizing the city manager to enter into a $8,741 contract with Environmental Science Associates to conduct environmental planning services for the Canyon Estates project. Property owner Eddie Biggs wants to build 41 homes in the area once imagined as the Town Center. He submitted an application for a general plan amendment and pre-zoning and annexation request for about 38 acres east of Vintage Ranch and Newell Drive between Donaldson Way and Granite Springs road. He hopes to change the land use designation from a special study area to a residential estate area, for the project now referred to as the Watson Ranch/NV Ruins/Canyon Estates project.
* Receiving a ceremonial check from PG&E for energy incentives at the Waste Water Treatment Plant.
* Declaring February as Teen Dating Violence Prevention Awareness Month in the City of American Canyon.
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October 2, 2009
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Dear Ms. Magner:
We have approved your request to supplement your biologics license application for Influenza Virus Vaccine, to include data from the confirmatory clinical studies to verify and describe the clinical benefit.
We licensed Influenza Virus Vaccine under the accelerated approval regulations. Approval of this supplement fulfills your accelerated approval commitments (21 CFR 601.41) to conduct a comparative safety and immunogenicity study of Fluarix and Fluzone in adults 18 years of age and older and to conduct a placebo-controlled clinical endpoint efficacy study of Fluarix in subjects 18-64 years of age as stated in commitments numbered 1 and 2 of the August 31, 2005, approval letter.
Postmarketing Studies subject to reporting requirements of 21 CFR 601.70.
We acknowledge that you have agreed to establish a pregnancy registry to prospectively collect data on spontaneously-reported exposures to Fluarix during pregnancy. A protocol for this pregnancy registry will be submitted by June 30, 2010. This protocol will address elements found in FDA's guidance for Industry on Establishing Pregnancy Exposure Registries (9/2/2002) (http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/ Guidances/UCM071639.pdf). The pregnancy registry will be established by June 30, 2011.
Please submit clinical protocols to your IND, with a cross-reference letter to this biologics license application (BLA), STN BL 125127. We may request a supplement if we think labeling changes are needed.
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As described in 21 CFR 601.70(e), we may publicly disclose information regarding these postmarketing studies on our Internet site (http://www.fda.gov/cder/pmc/default.htm). For further information, please refer to the April 2001 Draft Guidance for Industry: Reports on the Status of Postmarketing Studies – Implementation of Section 130 of the Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997 (see http://www.fda.gov/cber/gdlns/post040401.htm).
Please submit all final printed labeling at the time of use and include implementation information on FDA Form 356h. Please provide a PDF-format electronic copy as well as original paper copies (ten for circulars and five for other labels). In addition, you may wish to submit draft copies of the proposed introductory advertising and promotional labeling with an FDA Form 2253 to the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, Advertising and Promotional Labeling Branch, HFM-602, 1401 Rockville Pike, MD 20852-1448. Please submit your final printed advertising and promotional labeling at the time of initial dissemination, accompanied by an FDA Form 2253.
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A New Framework for Measuring the Credit Risk of a Portfolio: The "ExVaR" Model
This paper proposes a new framework for the quantitative evaluation of the credit risk of a portfolio by extending the concept of value at risk. In practice, the risk evaluation period is set individually for each transaction in the portfolio and a simulation is carried out on the movements of default probabilities, interest rates, and collateral asset prices as well as on the realization of defaults of counter parties. The result fixes the cash flow along the simulated path and leads to the present value of the total cash flows. By repeating this procedure many times, we obtain the probability distribution of the present value, by which we can evaluate the price and the risk of the portfolio. This framework enables us comprehensively and objectively to measure the risk taking into account the diversification/concentration effect, the collateral effect, and the correlation between credit risk factors and market risk factors. After presenting the methodology, the paper calculates the risk of hypothetical test portfolios. They are used to discuss the applicability of the framework to practical uses.
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- Merton, Robert C., 1973. "On the pricing of corporate debt: the risk structure of interest rates," Working papers 684-73., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Sloan School of Management.
- Robert A. Jarrow & Stuart M. Turnbull, 2008. "Pricing Derivatives on Financial Securities Subject to Credit Risk," World Scientific Book Chapters,in: Financial Derivatives Pricing Selected Works of Robert Jarrow, chapter 17, pages 377-409 World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd..
- Jarrow, Robert A & Turnbull, Stuart M, 1995. " Pricing Derivatives on Financial Securities Subject to Credit Risk," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 50(1), pages 53-85, March.
- Boyes, William J. & Hoffman, Dennis L. & Low, Stuart A., 1989. "An econometric analysis of the bank credit scoring problem," Journal of Econometrics, Elsevier, vol. 40(1), pages 3-14, January.
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Lois Rapp (March 21, 1907 - October 22, 1992)Born in Norristown, Pennsylvania in 1907, she attended the Philadelphia College of Art during 1925-1929, where she received her degree in teacher's training and illustration. She also studied art under Earl Horter. Rapp earned membership in the American Watercolor Society, as well as the Philadelphia Watercolor Club where she was on the board of directors from 1968-1970, and the Woodmere Art Gallery, where she was on the exhibition committee from 1965-1969. She exhibited extensively throughout her career, contributing works to exhibitions at the Society of Independent Artists, American Watercolor Society, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Watercolor Clu
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Children can have more fun on the farm as Hartley Farm in Winsley expands its pet corner and creates a new farm trail.
Little Hartley Farm will have a new log cabin for drinks and sandwiches when it opens at the beginning of this month and it will be a base for workshops and children's events.
Rabbits, guinea pigs and chickens will be getting up to mischief in their hutches in the new pets corner and there will be new toys and a large wooden tractor and slide to play on.
The 1.5 mile trail will take people through the countryside surrounding the farm where they can see horses, chickens and cows and learn more about how the farm operates.
Manager Tom Bowles said: "Little Hartley Farm is a great space filled with farm toys, small animals and information on how we farm along with our summer café that will be serving up our great coffee, local ice creams and healthy snacks for all the family.
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Representatives from the Vietnamese embassy along with Vietnamese residents and students in China have participated in the voting for Ha Long Bay as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.
Au Viet Hung, cultural attaché of the Vietnamese embassy in China said that the voting campaign has been conducted through different activities in China over the past two years, such as Vietnam Day in China, Vietnam Day in Shanghai Expo, fashion shows, Vietnam's National Day celebration, Asia Sports in Guangzhou and Vietnam's culinary cultural festivals.
In the last three months, the Vietnamese embassy has organised visits to Ha Long Bay for foreign female ambassadors to China to admire and vote for the beautiful landscape.
Staff from the Vietnamese embassy in China have called at universities to encourage students to vote for Ha Long Bay.
According to the New Seven Wonders Organisation, a ceremony will be held on November 11, 2011 to announce new Seven Wonders of the World.
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Last Sunday, former BlackBooker and current Tumblr mandarin Matt Hackett reprised 2009's Flashwalk—a 1-day, 42-mile urban hike through all five boroughs of Manhattan, not to mention the wilds of New Jersey (since the only walkable bridge to Staten Island is in Bayonne). Long walks have become something of a microtrend in their own right, and this one drew the usual mixed bag of perambulatory enthusiasts. Also in attendance: an excitable MMA fighter and our own videographer, Kirk Larsen, who made the entire trek with an HD camera strapped to his chest.
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I've been successful w/ adding PB to a box mix, but I love the Hershey's chocolate cake! And I was wondering if I could add PB to it? I'm not all smart w/ the science of scratch baking so I didn't know if I would need to add or eliminate any ingredients from the recipe or just add it to the batter. Any suggestions on how much?
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Source: TSLA Microfilm, Sumner County Clerk Marriages: No. 302 & 303
|Marriage Date
|Maberry, Benjamin
|Workins, Sarah H.
|10 Apr 1850
|Gillespie, Richard G.
|Maberry, John
|Ozburn, Elizabeth
|21 May 1854
|Maberry, Philip
|Brown, Elizabeth
|8 Aug 1851
|Spears, Wm. W.
|Madry, Peter B.
|Cook, Sarah A.
|16 Feb 1853
|Hall, James
|Mahin, Nathan
|Darnell, America
|3 May 1859
|Hamilton, N. B.
|J. J. Ellis, M. G.
|Mahon, P. R.
|Puryear, Sarah P.
|14 Sep 1859
|Burton, Y. T.
|See Link
|Mahue, James C. ?
|S?, Mary M. ?
|13 Apr 1855
|See Link
|Majors, Samuel
|Sutherd, Elizabeth
|13 Dec 1853
|Sullworth, Jerome
|Mansfield, James O.
|Morgan, Mary
|11 Dec 1853
|Martin, Wm.
|Mansfield, William
|Kenselow, Francis J.
|1 Apr 1853
|Heath, Richmond R.
|Marcum, George W.
|Caven, Mary J.
|12 Jan 1851
|Crutcher, Tom
|Marr, A. P.
|Johnson, Eveline
|31 Mar 1853
|Bell, Patton
|Martin, Andrew J.
|Winham, Eliza Anne V.
|9 May 1850
|Wright, John M.
|B. F. Ferrell, M. G.
|Martin, David S.
|Haws, Mary Jane
|12 Jun 1851
|McKinney, Harrison
|Martin, James B.
|McKinney, Harriett L.
|11 Nov 1856
|Smith, N. D.
|Martin, James G.
|Donelson, Mary Ann
|18 Nov 1851
|Bugg, Samuel
|Martin, James W.
|Liles, Martha E.
|3 Dec 1853
|Carter, Jarrott
|Martin, John
|Fonville, Rhody H.
|19 Nov 1850
|Henley, James A.
|Martin, Joshua
|Phelps, Margaret Eliz.
|5 Sep 1850
|Neely, Edward D.
|Martin, Jzeriah
|Crowder, Elizabeth
|28 Aug 1850
|Crowder, Harbert
|Martin, Lewis L.
|Reddick, Emily B.
|1 Oct 1853
|Reddick, Elijah
|Martin, Richard
|Lee, Nancy
|27 Mar 1850
|Reddick, Elijah
|Martin, Richard
|Taylor, Eliza Ann
|16 Feb 1854
|Overstreet, E. W., M. G.
|Martin, Travis E.
|Rutledge, Margaret E.
|21 Apr 1859
|Rutledge, James W.
|Martin, William
|Baker, Frances
|10 Jun 1859
|Hullett, Lindon S.
|Martin, William L.
|Biggs, Elizabeth J.
|1 Apr 1853
|Bugg, Henry W.
|Martin, Williamson H.
|Wilks, Louisa
|11 Feb 1850
|Gourley, J. W.
|Massie, Thomas
|Martin, Sarah Ann (Miss)
|28 Jan 1850
|Westerfield, David
|Massy, G. W.
|Ridon, J. L.
|5 Apr 1859
|Roberts, R.
|Matherly, Levi
|Levier, Elzira Key
|12 Oct 1851
|Williams, Marian
|Mathews, Alfred
|Sigman, Nancy
|21 Sep 1854
|Montgomery, Wm. T.
|Mathews, Allen P.
|Perry, Elizabeth J.
|10 Jan 1859
|Joyner, Wm. H.
|Mathews, James T.
|Gipson, Martha Jane
|27 Feb 1856
|Montgomery, J. T.
|Mattox, A. B.
|Barber, Elizabeth H.
|18 Mar 1859
|Bugg, H. W.
|May, Joshua E.
|Mayes, Rachel
|24 Feb 1853
|Clack, George W.
|May, R. A.
|Ryan, Malvinia
|1 Jan 1856
|Bugg, John L.
|May, Wm. H.
|King, Mary Jane
|1 Feb 1854
|King, Silas
|Mayes, Dudley J.
|Brigance, Mary
|10 Oct 1850
|Albright, Thomas H.
|Mayes, James T.
|Pirtle, Nancy
|25 Oct 1853
|Mayes, John H.
|Mayes, Moses P.
|Perkle, Sarah
|19 Dec 1854
|Hasten, James M.
|Mayes, Samuel
|Mayes, Jemimah E.
|28 Jul 1854
|Mayes, Wm. E.
|Mayes, Wm. E.
|Mays, Rachael
|17 Jul 1854
|Mays, Mathew
|Suttle, Vina
|6 Apr 1854
|McAdams, Isaac E.
|Pearson, Martha Ann
|5 Apr 1855
|McAdams, William C.
|Durham, Nancy S.
|26 Aug 1853
|Bugg, H. W.
|McCleare, J. B.
|Brown, Mary
|30 May 1855
|McClellan, David J.
|Adams, Mary Ann
|17 Dec 1850
|Pyle, Joshua V.
|McClenahan, Thomas
|Johnson, Mary
|12 Jan 1850
|Dinning, Wm.
|McCormick, Albert
|Jackson, Cordelia
|5 Dec 1853
|Cotton, Alex.
|McCourt, James Henry
|Woodson, America H.
|6 Nov 1856
|Styles, John
|McCulley, David
|Pryor, Eliza
|12 Jun 1850
|Davenport, R. L.
|McDole, Andrew
|Davis, Luticia M.
|10 Apr 1850
|Moore, Marcus L.
|McDonald, Thomas C.
|Sweets, Margaret
|1 Mar 1851
|Rippy, James M.
|McElvane, John
|Mayes, Prudy A.
|1 Dec 1856
|Mayes, D. J.
|McElwrath, Joseph F.
|Key, H. C.
|18 Dec 1850
|Malone, Wm. P.
|McGaha, J. W.
|Key, Malvina
|17 Jun 1851
|Gillespie, R. G.
|McGamis, Wm. C.
|Love, Amanda T.
|7 Mar 1855
|McGinnes, Wm. H.
|Taylor, Mary F.
|10 Sep 1853
|Lucus, Mat. J.
|McGlothlin, James
|Paule, Orpha
|18 Dec 1854
|McGlothlin, Jos.
|McGlothlin, John S.
|Alderson, Elizabeth
|15 May 1855
|Garrett, Robert L.
|McGready, Dorrell D.
|Nowlin, Rosanah J.
|3 Nov 1859
|Wells, W. T.
|McGready, James
|Bonds, Polly
|13 Oct 1853
|Roberts, James D.
|McGrew, John
|Hannah, Rebecca Jane
|31 Jan 1856
|Winham, William
|See Link
|McGuire, Elisha
|Butler, Mary
|2 Jun 1853
|Smart, Hiram W.
|McGuire, Wilbern
|Shipley, America
|4 Sep 1853
|Heath, Richmond R.
|McKenzie, William C.
|Hunter, Alsey
|31 Jan 1856
|Newman, Henry
|McKoin, Daniel T.
|Davis, J. H.
|24 Dec 1851
|Davis, John H.
|McKoine, Dan'l T.
|Horn, Anne
|24 Dec 1851
|McMurry, Alfred
|Edwards, Sarah J.
|8 Sep 1853
|Carter, Jarrott
|McMurry, Samuel
|Chatman, Margaret
|9 Jul 1851
|McMurry, William
|McMurry, William
|Hibbetts, Susan A.
|4 Dec 1851
|Douglass, Y. N.
|McMurtry, William H.
|Ralph, Mary
|9 Nov 1856
|McMurtry, William L.
|McMurtry, Nancy
|4 Dec 1854
|Clendening, Charles F.
|McReynolds, John
|Crow, Mary F.
|15 Nov 1853
|Conyers, John A.
|McTesnon, H. ?
|Lumsden, Sarah W.
|20 Nov 1855
|See Link
|Meador, J. L.
|Meador, Sarah
|2 Jan 1851
|Hobday, William
|Meador, James E.
|Turner, Martha Jane
|8 Feb 1859
|Meador, John F.
|Meador, John H.
|Turner, Agnes M.
|17 Oct 1859
|Meador, John F.
|Merrell, R. G.
|Webb, Sarah A.
|1 Jan 1853
|Fry, J. D.
|Middlemist, John B.
|Clark, Malissa D.
|11 Oct 1856
|Looney, P.
|Midkiff, George R.
|McGann, Mary Jane
|5 Dec 1850
|Nelson, Joseph A.
|Miller, Jacob J.
|Ball, Juda S.
|22 May 1850
|Walker, William S.
|Miller, John A. G.
|Graves, Matilda J.
|3 Mar 1850
|Heath, Richmond R.
|Miller, John T.
|Horton, Sarah E.
|12 Sep 1851
|Horton, Hiram
|Miller, Thomas E.
|Henson, Martha
|12 May 1850
|Jones, David
|Mitchel, J. L.
|Cannon, Pheby Ann N.
|24 Oct 1854
|Barr, George W.
|Mitchel, John
|Stewart, Mary Ann
|16 Jun 1851
|Stewart, John
|Mitchell, G. W.
|Moncrief, Drucilla A.
|19 Jul 1856
|Albright, William L.
|Mitchell, Jacob
|Stewart, Mary
|28 Aug 1854
|Stewart, John W.
|Mitchell, John
|Henderson, Elizabeth
|12 Oct 1854
|Hermans, S.
|Mitchener, George W.
|Roberts, Palmera B.
|1 Feb 1855
|Mitchener, James
|Wilks, Cinderilla
|10 Jul 1856
|Mitchener, E. N.
|Mitchner, A. R.
|Rice, Sarah
|16 Jan 1850
|Mitchener, Robert
|Ferguson, R. F.
|Moncrief, L. B.
|Taylor, M. H.
|10 Oct 1855
|Moncrief, Sanders
|Thomas, Hannah
|23 Nov 1854
|Allen, G. W.
|Moncrief, Thomas J.
|Hunter, Sarah J.
|21 Nov 1854
|Montague, J. H.
|Crowder, S. L.
|11 Feb 1855
|Montgomery, D. O.
|Stark, Margarett L.
|19 Oct 1854
|Montgomery, John
|Taylor, Margaret J.
|24 Dec 1850
|Ketring, Frances
|Montgomery, John T.
|Kizer, China E.
|19 Aug 1854
|Montgomery, Daniel
|Montgomery, M. P.
|Neal, Susan
|2 Jul 1855
|Montgomery, William N.
|House, Malvina G.
|10 Jan 1850
|Tyree, Jacob A.
|Moody, Alfred
|Shadoin, Martha A.
|6 Jan 1850
|Prescott, A. G.
|Moody, William Carrol
|Hendricks, Sarah A.
|10 Oct 1859
|Hollis, Wm. H.
|Moore, Albert F.
|Henrey, Susan J.
|26 Jan 1850
|Underwood, J. H.
|Moore, James R.
|Henson, Elvina
|6 Nov 1855
|Carpenter, W. C.
|Moore, Joseph
|Busby, Martha
|13 Jan 1859
|Bugg, John L.
|Moore, M. R.
|Greene, Mary J.
|8 May 1851
|Bugg, H. W.
|Moore, Thomas B.
|Austin, Elizabeth I. H.
|8 Mar 1856
|Moore, Resdon D.
|Moore, William C.
|Neal, Mary Jane
|13 Apr 1854
|Moreman, Thomas J.
|Martin, Mary E.
|8 Oct 1854
|Morgan, Johnathan
|Neighbors, Mary
|9 Sep 1854
|Moore, A. J.
|Morgan, Samuel
|Hickman, Martha
|28 Sep 1851
|Page, Henry
|Morris, John
|Ogles, Mary
|31 Oct 1853
|Rippy, James
|Morris, John
|Brown, Martha
|11 Mar 1854
|Smart, Hiram W.
|Morris, William M. T.
|Jackson, Sarah M.
|23 Jan 1850
|Brinkley, A. H.
|Motley, Mathew P.
|Knowles, Sarah Jane
|28 Aug 1853
|Heath, Richmond R.
|Moye, Josephus
|Shanklin, Celea
|5 Oct 1854
|Shanklin, John
|Munday, William S.
|Turner, Almira
|9 May 1850
|Jenkins, Blair
|Murphey, William H.
|Linsey, Paralee
|9 Nov 1853
|Martin, William
|Murrah, Robert (Jr.)
|Oats, America
|17 Jan 1850
|Pennington, John R.
|Murry, William
|Bugg, Mary L.
|7 Nov 1850
|Franklin, Josiah R.
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Sarojeni V. Rengam
Dec 17, 2012
The challenges faced by biodiversity-based ecological agriculture are not primarily technical but political. Evidence from three countries shows farming without fossil fuels works. But such methods will only be adopted widely once we prevail over the political power of agribusiness. Food production systems that do not use or make minimal use of fossil fuels exist and are successfully feeding communities. Across the world, smallholder farmers, gardeners and other small-scale food producers have decided to minimize the use of unsustainable and harmful inputs that depend on fossil fuels, such... Read More
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Dec 14, 2012
Over a year ago we blogged about the country's broken pesticide regulatory system that is allowing certain rodenticides to remain on store shelves despite EPA declaring that they need to go. These are products that pose known health hazards to kids, pets and wildlife. As the L.A. Times reports, rodenticide manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser has still not complied with EPA's decision, and has joined with other companies to push back with lawyers and lobbyists. Earlier this week, a coalition of public-health and environmental groups did their own pushing in California, urging the... Read More
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In Iowa earlier this week, organic and conventional farmers delivered over 40,000 petition signatures and a clear message to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack: Stop the approval of "next generation" GE corn and soy crops. Now. Dow's 2,4-D-resistant corn is the first of 10 herbicide-resistant crops in the queue pending USDA approval, with Monsanto's dicamba soy and others not far behind. If approved, these new GE crops would dramatically drive up the use of harmful pesticides, placing the burden of increased costs and health risks on farmers and local communities.... Read More
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Dec 12, 2012
Across the pond, the buzz is all about the impacts of pesticides on bees. Both the U.S. EPA, and its British counterpart, Defra, have been slow to act on the growing body of scientific evidence that would protect bees. But a series of important hearings may signal important changes afoot in that country. For the past 30 years, bee populations have been declining in the United Kingdom. And pollinators, like bees, provide more than half a billion pounds to the British agricultural economy each year. As a result, Parliament recently held a series of hearings to assess the impact of... Read More
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Dec 11, 2012
Organic and conventional farmers are feeling rooked. And for good reason. A USDA-appointed advisory group known as the Advisory Committee on Biotechnology and 21st Century Agriculture (AC21) has just concluded over a year's worth of deliberation on how to address the thorny problem of transgenic contamination of organic and non-genetically engineered (GE) crops— a major threat to farmers' businesses and livelihoods. The result? A report recommending that farmers and taxpayers bear the heavy costs of dealing with genetic contamination, while leaving the Big 6 pesticide and... Read More
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Dec 11, 2012
Seed and chemical giant DuPont just hired a fleet of ex-police officers to patrol the farmlands of North America. The second-largest seed company used to rely on their partner/competitor Monsanto to play the industry 'bad cop' when it came to seed policing. But now DuPont executives have made it clear that they are not afraid to make some enemies as they protect the company's intellectual property interests in genetically engineered seeds. And they've hired an "agro-protection" company staffed by former police officers to do it. Seed saving no more The... Read More
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The HP442-V4X4-C series flat-panel desktop swivel mount offers a secure, functional and sleek desktop surface mount for hospitality applications. Its integrated cam-locking security adapter plate and unique slope nuts for desktop lock-down ensures the security of the mounted TV. Enriched with a superb security locking system, each set of mounts is accompanied by a select number of keys unique to each property. The mount provides more than just aesthetics and theft deterrence with a swivel range from 0 to 360 degrees. It is a versatile solution for any room configuration. Completing the package is the mounts decorative base and internal cable management that delivers clean, clutter-free installation.
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The Intel Ivy Bridge (Core i7 3770K) Reviewby Anand Lal Shimpi & Ryan Smith on April 23, 2012 12:03 PM EST
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- CPUs
- Intel
- Ivy Bridge
Overclocking and 22nm
In the old days, whenever Intel transitioned to a new manufacturing process it was accompanied by increased overclocking headroom thanks to the reduction in power consumption and increase in switching speed afforded by the new transistors. To be honest, it's surprising the ride has even lasted this long.
Intel's 22nm process (P1270) is the most ambitious yet. The non-planar "3D" transistors promise to bring a tremendous increase in power efficiency by increasing the surface area of the transistor's inversion layer. It's the vehicle that will bring Intel into new form factors in mobile, but we're around a year away from Haswell's introduction. Rather than 22nm being a delivery platform for Ivy Bridge, it feels like Ivy Bridge is being used to deliver 22nm.
The process is still young and likely biased a bit towards the lower leakage characteristics of lower voltage/lower wattage CPUs, such as those that would be used in Ultrabooks. These two factors combined with some architectural decisions focused on increasing power efficiency result in what many of you may have heard by now: Ivy Bridge won't typically overclock as high as Sandy Bridge on air.
The frequency delta isn't huge. You'll still be able to hit 4.4—4.6GHz without resorting to exotic cooling, but success in the 4.8—5.0GHz range will be limited to water alone for most. Ivy Bridge is also far more sensitive to voltage than Sandy Bridge. Heat dissipation can increase significantly as a function of voltage, so you'll want to stay below 1.3V in your overclocking attempts.
Dr. Ian Cutress, our own Senior Motherboard Editor, put Ivy Bridge through a pretty exhaustive investigation if you want more details on exactly how the chip behaves when overclocking and how best to overclock it.
For the past few years I've been focused on power efficient overclocking. I'm looking for the best gains I can get without significant increases in core voltage. With my 3770K I was able to reliably hit 4.5GHz with only a 140mV increase in core voltage:
The end result is a 15—28% overclock, accompanied by a 32% increase in power consumption. The relationship between overclock speed and power consumption actually hasn't changed since Ivy Bridge, at least based on this datapoint.
|Ivy Bridge Overclocking
|Intel Core i7 3770K
|4.6GHz Overclock
|% Increase
|Load Power Consumption
|x264—2nd Pass
|41.8 fps
|49.5 fps
As always, your mileage may vary depending on the particular characteristics of your chip. Ivy Bridge can be overclocked, but at least initially it's not going to be as good of an overclocker as Sandy Bridge. Over time I expect this to improve somewhat as Intel's 22nm process matures, but by how much remains a question to me. It's unclear just how much of these limits are by design vs. a simple matter of process maturity.
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jmcb - Saturday, May 12, 2012 - linkI was thinking the exact same thing.
I waited long to jump on the dual core bandwagon, 2008 with a C2D 8400. I havent jumped on the quad core wagon yet. Was waiting for them to run cooler.
This seems like a good time to make the jump. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Friday, June 01, 2012 - linkI'm going to get rid of my 2500K @ 4.8GHz , because it's HD3000 just isn't doing it for BF3,
and I'm going Trinity man !
See me and my amd apu on the gaming servers !
a. totally wanna be cool amd fan
b. fantasy boy with lunch money from mommie in pocket
c. bonkers
d. all the above Reply
p05esto - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkYea, but WHEN can I buy one? Forgive me if I missed that all important detail. My desktop is 2.5 yrs old and am ready to upgrade here. Show me where to buy, lol. Reply
Catalina588 - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkOEM boxes arrive April 29th. I expect NewEgg will have parts shortly thereafter. Reply
tiki037 - Wednesday, April 25, 2012 - link+1
I thought the April 23 launch date meant that was when we would be able to buy one. Reply
Tommyv2 - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkWhy no benchmarks against a 2700K, you know - a real platform comparison? I'm guessing it's exactly the same performance? Reply
Anand Lal Shimpi - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkWorking on testing the 2700K now - didn't have one at the time that the CPU tests were conducted, the difference is small as you can guess, will add results to bench as they are completed.
Take care,
Anand Reply
Ratman6161 - Monday, April 23, 2012 - link...but really, they already have large quantities of benchmarks of the 2600K and the difference between that and 2700K is going to be relatively meaningless...my guess, not worth the trouble of running the whole suite of benchmarks on it. To my knowledge, the only difference is 100 MHz of clock speed, right? Reply
deadsix - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkAny chance Anand that we get a 35W Quad Core processor for laptops like the Macbook Pro 13" Reply
Kristian Vättö - Monday, April 23, 2012 - linkThere is i7-3612QM which is a 35W 2.1GHz quad core. Whether Apple uses it is another question, though.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5772/mobile-ivy-brid... Reply