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AFRICA UNPLUGGED: This ensemble of seven highly skilled music-magicians have a musical style rooted in the traditional music of West Africa —yet also include influences from around the world, such as Brazil, Dominican Republic, and the United States. Pushed by the power of the Djembe Orchestra this ensemble has booming onstage energy, balanced with the melodic sounds of the kora, acustic guitar and balaphone. This dynamic band blends the best of traditional African music with everything that's funky about NOW. They take the stage with all the purpose and power of Burning Spear and all the good-time-say-what of a New Orleans Brass Band.
Doors at 9 | Show at 10
Tickets $5
Eargasm Entertainment presents "The Stop the Violence Tour 2013," a multi-city effort to spread peace, love and understanding through music, while seeking to combat the violence in our communities…
We have all heard of numerous acts of violence in our cities, country and the world…Some of us may have been the victims…and there is nothing anybody can do or say to stop the heartbreak, the loss or the tears if you have a loved one that has been a victim of a violent act…The STOP THE VIOLENCE TOUR is music's way of doing what we can to offer some kind of help to benefit the agencies that dedicate themselves to helping the people affected and making the community aware of resources available…
Every 9 seconds, a woman is assaulted or beaten in the US…
Nearly 1 in 5 teenage girls who have been in a relationship said a partner threatened violence or self harm if presented with a breakup…
Studies suggest that up to 10 Million children have witnessed an act of domestic violence annually…
A 2010 Study by the CDC reported that 40% of the victims of severe, physical domestic violence were men…
We can all take part in stopping violence around us by refusing to accept, enable or tolerate…Help is available thru several local agencies and most of their phone lines are open 24/7!!
Interact ( http://www.interactofwake.org/ )
Durham Crisis Response ( http://www.durhamcrisisresponse.org/ )
Your $5 cover for this edition will be donated to Durham Crisis Response Center…
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SARAH LOU RICHARDS: NASHVILLE – Sarah Lou Richards has found an ideal musical home at the very busy crossroads of folk and Americana. The lovely blonde Wisconsin native came here five years ago as an aspiring pop country singer and songwriter. But the more she explored the booming new Americana scene in Nashville and discovered its ties to her own hugely varied influences, Sarah Lou began developing her true voice as a writer and singer of intricately crafted musical slices of life that magically meld folk, pop and Americana influences into hooky, varied, and insightful songs that express her musical and lyrical vision.
ANNA ROSE BECK: One of North Carolina's most promising up-and-coming young songwriters, Anna Rose Beck pens timeless ballads that would have felt as meaningful a century ago as they do today. The Austin, Texas native draws heavily upon visual imagery in her songwriting, carrying the weightiness of her storylines and cleverly worded lyrical wanderings with a voice that has been described as "both bold and understated, moving and hypnotic, brimming with passion but never overpowering," inviting comparisons to Dar Williams and Natalie Merchant. It's hard to believe that only a few years ago, Beck didn't sing or play guitar. In fact, she first picked up the guitar one summer while in the course of completing a biomedical engineering degree at Duke and spent the subsequent school year juggling coursework and a newfound addiction to singing alone in her bedroom. Completely transformed by her passion for songwriting, she began performing at local dive bars shortly after graduating and soon garnered a local reputation for her hushy middle-soprano intensity, finger-picked guitar lines, and whimsical lyrics. A mere two years later, after gathering a modest recording budget with the popular fundraising website Kickstarter, Beck collaborated with Asheville-based producer Andrew Schatzberg to record her 7-song, full-band debut EP The Weathermaker, released in summer of 2011. Since then, she has won over audiences from Austin to Boston to Berkeley, and is in the process of writing and recording the full-length follow-up, to be released in the spring of 2013.
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Featuring biologist/writer Courtney Fitzpatrick, singer/songwriter Melissa Swingle, photographer Leah Sobsey, and video work by Jane D. Marsching and Victor McSurely!
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Following five full house performances since its launch in the Spring of 2012, the collaborative performance series Professor Diablo's True Revue returns to the Durham, North Carolina club Casbah on Tuesday, May 28th to dig through arrowheads, love, and weather stations in a one-time event that explores the theme of "Lost and Found."
Co-presented by the Center for Documentary Studies and the Hinge Literary Center, the Professor Diablo showcase features writers, musicians, visual artists, actors, dancers and other artists who make use of documentary ideas, methods and impulses in the creation of their art.
$7 in advance, $10 at the door.
Doors open at 7pm.
Show starts at 8pm.
The artists:
Courtney Fitzpatrick is a biologist and an artist whose primary medium is science. Her undergraduate training was in visual art and she taught photography at New York City's Hetrick-Martin Institute before returning to her original interest in evolutionary biology and animal behavior. Her collection of non-fiction essays and photographs, Maji Moto; dispatches from a drought (Horse & Buggy Press) emerged from 17 months in Kenya studying primate reproductive biology in the wild with the Amboseli Baboon Research Project. Her ongoing scientific research has been supported by Duke University, the National Science Foundation, a Fulbright Fellowship, and the Leakey Foundation. The focus of her current research interest is sexual selection, the evolutionary process that generates many of the exaggerated sex differences observed in the natural world. She is currently a post-doctoral fellow at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent).
Melissa Swingle is a songwriter who has performed, toured and recorded with her bands Trailer Bride and The Moaners. She recently has been performing with a group called Melissa and the Swinglers and now is at work on a solo record. Born in Memphis ,Tennessee and raised in Mississippi and in Ivory Coast, West Africa, she has toured all over the U.S. with Neko Case, The Mountain Goats, M. Ward, Drive-By-Truckers, and Calexico, and has opened for Wanda Jackson and Hasil Atkins. She is a multi- instrumentalist that prefers to re-tune her guitar or banjo rather than playing it the standard way. She also plays the singing-saw like no
one else and just recorded saw tracks in the studio with Dexter Romweber for his next release.
Leah Sobsey is an artist and educator raised in Chapel Hill and Durham, North Carolina. She works in traditional, digital and alternative-process photography, mixed media installations and public art, exploring memory and the notion of collections as they relate to personal and public identities. Sobsey has exhibited nationally in galleries, museums and public spaces, and her work is held in private and public collections across the country. Co-founder of the Visual History Collaborative, she received an MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and a BA in Anthropology and Sociology from Guilford College, taught at the San
Francisco Art Institute and the Maine Photographic Workshops, and now teaches at the Center for Documentary Studies and the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. Her current work includes Collections, a photographic series on endangered specimens from the National Parks Museum collections, and Bull City Summer, a collaborative documentary project that explores the Durham Bulls.
Jane D. Marsching is an interdisciplinary artist who explores our past, present and future human impact on the environ- ment through interdisciplinary and collaborative research-based practices. She has worked with scientists, educators, kite builders, meteorologists, architects, and musicians, and her projects have been sited in museums and galleries as well as weather observatories, public parks, city streets, radio waves, and the internet. She has exhibited at North Carolina Museum of Art and MassMoca, received grants from Creative Capital and the LEF Foundation, and coedited Far Field: Digital Culture, Climate Change and the Poles (Intellect). Co-founder of the forum Platform 2: Art and Activism, she teachers at Massachusetts College of Art and
Design, where she is Associate Professor and Sustainability
Fellow working to create an interdisciplinary concentration in Sustainability. Victor McSurely collaborated on her "NOAA Webcam" piece featured in Professor Diablo's True Revue.
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DEEP CHATHAM: Rising from the ashes of the popular North Carolina band Baby Cowboy, Deep Chatham was formed by guitarist Julian Sikes and upright bassist Jeff Loops. Ferociously talented songwriters, the duo crafted a heavy handful of original songs characterized by driving rhythms, intricate harmonies, and haunting melodies. They immediately took their act on the road and began a relentless schedule of playing music festivals, clubs, barrooms, and street corners from the deep south to the edges of the pacific northwest. Arriving in the tiny town of Talkeetna, Alaska, their paths fortuitously crossed with the gifted fiddle and banjo player Matt Heckler. The power of this songwriting trio was immediately apparent and the duo set forth as a power trio. Arriving home in North Carolina after a series of highly successful shows from San Francisco to Maine, Deep Chatham recorded their long anticipated 2011 album, "Words from the Well". Known for their dedication to their craft and willingness to play anytime, anywhere, the trio sets forth once again in 2012 to conquer fans with their high energy live performances and infectious songs. From the stages of music festivals to your local street corner, keep your eyes and ears open.
YES MA'AM: 7 musicians based out of new orleans. We mostly play on royal street. We also enjoy playing shows if the beer is cold.
8pm Doors | 9pm Show
Tickets $15 | TICKETS HERE
Following a year that introduced him to international success, James McCartney is already headed towards an exciting and unprecedented 2013.
McCartney is fresh off the release of his two digital-only EPs, Available Light and Close At Hand, as well as his first physical release, The Complete EP Collection, a special two-disc set produced by David Kahne and Paul McCartney that includes the debut EPs in their entirety along with five bonus tracks. Now in the studio once again, James McCartney is preparing to release what will be his first full-length album in 2013, accompanied by major US and European tours.
The US tour will bring McCartney to over 50 cities coast-to-coast as he performs a unique solo-acoustic show of never-before-heard material mixed with fan favorites. Accompanying himself on guitar and piano, McCartney's soaring vocals, songwriting, and musicianship are highlighted in this intimate and powerful setting.
The success of The Complete EP Collection catapulted McCartney to national awareness in America with his U.S. television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman. McCartney followed with his first tour of North America. Of McCartney's performances The NY Daily News writes: "An infectious set . . . [he] has clearly forged a winning sound of his own." The Boston Globe adds: ". . . the younger McCartney's promising pop-rock tunes make clear he's learned a few lessons about melody, phrasing, and charm."
Looking forward to the thrilling year ahead, the next phase of his career is beginning to take shape and McCartney's goals are clear. "Some artists are happy doing the same thing again and again, but my favorite artists are the ones who evolve and grow, and I want to be one of them." With a new album and multiple tours on the way in 2013, James McCartney continues raise the stakes, and in doing so he succeeds in filling some very big shoes . . . his own.
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JO GORE: Jo Gore and The Alternative is a Rock/R&B/Jazz jam band from the NC Triangle. Band members include: Jo Gore (vocals), Bakru Hunsel (drums), Weldon Kollock (trombone), Bo Lankenau (Acoustic Guitar/Harmonica/Songwriter), Kip Perry (Acoustic and Electric Bass), Tim McElroy (percussion) and Chip Newton (electric guitar). The band has opened for Buddy Guy (September 2011), Al Green (September 2012), Robert Randolph (May 2013), Tommy Emmanuel (June 2013).
Laurece West's clear, sweet tone and improvisational jazz vocal style frolic through creatively reinterpreted pop, folk, & blues changes. She is a luminous channel for playful and poetic songs of personal transformation, spiritual celebration and love. To this mix, Laurece's band brings jazz virtuosity and world beat percussion: Kevin Van Sant (guitar), Ben Palmer (upright bass) and Beverly Botsford (percussion.) She is celebrating her recent release "Essence of Love." Laurece West's Mom was a Civil Right's activist swaying to Gospel, Chicago Blues, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, Laura Nyro & a diverse record collection. On her father's side there are 3 generations of professional musicians – 40′s Big Band, 50′s Army band, recording engineers to stars 80′s to right now, current sidemen, band leaders and 2 Grammy nominees.
ITCHINCIDE (Norway): What separates Itchincide from the rest of the heavy metal world? With countless sub-genres, and sub-genres within sub-genres, it has become increasingly difficult for bands to stand out from the crowd. Words such as "brutal", "melodic", "technical", and "epic" are tossed around with little to no impact anymore, and while Itchincide's music truly encompasses all of these traits, there is one difference that places them miles ahead of the pack… Songwriting. Within their songwriting lie passion, energy, and a diverse sound that manages to keep the traditions of old school speed and thrash metal, while fully embracing the new school edge. If one were to sum up the music of Itchincide, it would be speed, power, complexity, hooks, and heart. Hailing from Tromso, Norway, Itchincide have set their sights on creating a new standard by which modern metal should be judged.
KRYSTOS: Krystos is best described by Their debut album"Walk through the Inferno". They display a great deal of musicianship on this epic thrash classic! This is a concept album originating from a dark historical poem "Dante's Inferno". The album entails many classical interludes, fast catchy melodies and top notch guitar playing . The eleven song metal album has much versatility calling for everything from two clean acoustic guitars to nine distorted guitars. Its gloomy intro and colorful yet foreboding front cover set a darkening atmosphere enough to stand up the hairs on your neck. The album conducts intense and flashy guitar playing abilities yielding sweep arpeggios tapping, well composed solos and melodies, flamenco style, and fast shredding up and down the neck. With a combination of speed and technicality, this album is likely to be dubbed by listeners as one of the better ones of its time. "Walk through the Inferno" is without a doubt a display of good songwriting and intensity, demanding a new vision for its thrash metal genre. We can only hope to expect great things from krystos in the future….
WIDOW: Widow was formed in the winter of 2000 when guitarist Chris got together with John E. to express their vision of metal. Peter also possessed the same dark ideas and their union was inevitable. The lineup was complete to execute their brand of melodic metal!
Doors at 7 | Show at 8
Tickets: $5
OLIVER WASH: With a plethora of musical tastes and backgrounds ranging from classical to blues to rock to alternative the band "Oliver Wash" shows no limitations with their writing ability and style. Starting in May 2011 with a solid five piece line up "Oliver Wash " has done nothing but try to break of today's repetitive Music. With music influenced by musicians and bands such as Eric Clapton, John Lennon, Led Zeppelin, Eagles and Jeff Beck the band mixes blues and rock together seamlessly
After playing a countless number of shows in the past years, across North Carolina and the Tennessee area, Oliver Wash" is preparing to start a new chapter. They have just finished recording their debut full length entitled 'Black Roses'. They are releasing it independently as a testament to all their hard work over the last two years. "This is everything we are and more." stated Oskar Price. After the CD's release the band is planning on continuing to shows for anyone and everyone into the New Year, while also searching for a label to possibly call home. So be ready and gear up for the Blues Rock to begin with this band as they make a name for themselves.
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DARYL SHAWN: Daryl Shawn grew up among Amish farms in rural Pennsylvania, studied classical and flamenco guitar in between jazz classes at Berklee College of Music, hitchhiked to San Francisco and formed Maxwell Horse, a trio which was soon opening shows for the likes of Brendan Benson and Rocket from the Crypt. After four releases and a number of successful tours, he split up the band and left the United States for the remote Mexican city of Oaxaca, where he spent five years writing solo instrumental and vocal songs and building his own approach to the acoustic guitar outside the influences of any scene. Leaving Mexico in 2009, he spent several years with no fixed address before settling in Brooklyn, New York.Shawn is frequently on the road and has developed a taste for endurance challenges, from undertaking solo tours of up to 45 dates by train and bus to doing a full set in each of New York's five boroughs in one marathon day of performance.Currently, Shawn is celebrating the release of his latest album, "In Place", while continuing to book and play live shows all across North America.
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The first song of Kevin's that just floored me was "Noticed the Moon." It's sung from the perspective of a guy who "even on the good days was into something bad" gazing up at the night sky while bleeding to death after wrecking his truck. He thinks about his mom, his son, a lifetime of mistakes and how it's taken this moment to slow him down long enough to really look at the world. Everybody knows a guy like that, but most people aren't writing songs about him.
Like a true artist, Kevin pays attention when other people aren't. How many times have you passed a little cross on the side of the road and thought nothing of it? Kevin noticed. And, after listening to his song "Highway Crosses" I never pass one without giving it some thought.
I've seen Kevin perform the song "Funny Ha Ha" in concert several times. Audiences often laugh at the first line: "He was their little crossdresser/their handsome feller/with a Barbie doll." But by the tragic end of the song listeners realize they've gotten something they hadn't expected. They remember a kid like that. Maybe it could've been their son or brother. And what might they have wished they had said or done differently? Kevin's performed it in front of the kind of audiences who are not used to hearing songs that challenge them. But he isn't preaching. He's telling a story and you can take from it what you will.
Not all of his songs are sad. There are plenty of light moments on "Some Stories," including "The Drama House" – a song about being the sole bearer of a Y chromosome in the home he shares with his wife and three daughters, and the bluegrassy "Gudger Town," an old man's recounting of his rural small town life. "She Loves Jesus" is a song Kevin's been performing for a decade or more, but never seemed to fit on another project.
Part of Kevin's perspective comes from growing up the small East Tennessee town of Madisonville and dreaming of going off the big city. For a few years, he did. He was a guitar slinger in San Francisco and Nashville before returning to Tennessee to settle in Knoxville. For the past several years Kevin has performed with his trio the Kevin Abernathy Band and delivered his songs with loud electric guitar, drums and bass. On "Some Stories," Kevin enlisted his buddies Sean McCollough of the Lonetones, Greg Horne and some of Knoxville's best musicians to offer a quieter album that lets the lyrics stand out. Leah Gardner, Mic Harrison, Steph Gunnoe, Maria Williams, Steve Corrigan, Jeff "Geezer" Simms and Dave DeWitt all lend a hand. And you can hear Kevin's three daughters adding some sweet background vocals on "Locked Up In The Keys" and "The Drama House."
Audiences who know Kevin are used to him rocking your butt as much as your brain. On "Some Stories" he's going straight for your heart.
I love this album and I think you will, too.
–Wayne Bledsoe, music writer for the Knoxville News Sentinel and host of WDVX-FM's "All Over the Road"
Tickets: $6
TROPHY FIRE: The Trophy Fire is a three-piece American rock band hailing from San Francisco, California. Beginning as a studio project in 2008 while songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Ben Flanagan was between tours with his former band, The Actual (signed to Scott Weiland's Softdrive Records), The Trophy Fire partnered with Talking House Records and released their debut,A Lifetime In The Middle Of The Ocean, in August of the same year. The album featured numerous guest collaborators, and compositions written by Flanagan and original co-leader, Jamie McGoldrick – sparking initial interest in the band and seeing them taking the stage at SXSW and other festivals as the project grew into a full-fledged band
VIOLENT DREAMS: Violent Dreams is a heavy rock band made up of guitarist/singer G. Register, and drummer T. Romero. Both musicians have previously toured and recorded extensively in various rock bands, notably as frequent openers for Disturbed, production collaboration with Chris Manning (Metallica, Santana, Third Eye Blind) and Johnny K (Staind, Sevendust, Disturbed, 3 Doors Down).
THRLL KILLERS: The Thrill Killers was formed in late 2010 by Sam Illich, John Marlatt, Jimmy Russell, and Damian Arletto. Sam hails from Chicago IL. and was the front man of local legends Peace Corpse. John is from Escondido CA. and is a founding member of SoCal metal band Flashburn (currently on hiatus). Jimmy Russell appeared out of nowhere with his wild lead guitar skills from Baltimore MD. and is currently a member of Bag of Humans based out of Baltimore MD. Damian Arletto is from Los Angeles, CA. and formerly played for Cage, Conflict of Interest (C.O.I.) and most recently Jane Likes Dick. Last but not least, we added Steve Kramer. A derelict serial killer from NYC we picked up in Las Vegas NV. that happens to play bass, The five of us tossed into a meat grinder merged the overwhelming power of each respective band into one… The Thrill Killers.
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Greg Trooper: a singer/songwriter who has released 11 albums since 1986. Raised in the shore town of Little Silver, NJ he became enthralled by the greater New York area's rich music scene. He discovered a sort of holy musical trinity in the work of Otis Redding, Bob Dylan, and Hank Williams, with their guiding lights of passion, literary dexterity and plainspoken honesty. It's one reason Trooper's music feels equally informed by Memphis soul, Greenwich Village folk and Nashville twang.
Trooper has made an impact on the music scenes in all the places he's lived since leaving home after high school: Austin, Texas, Lawrence, Kansas, Nashville and New York. Music critics praise his poetic feel, infectious melodies and insightful lyrics.Americana star Buddy Miller produced 1998's 'Popular Demons' album, while soul legend Dan Penn steered 2005's extraordinary 'Make It Through This World'.
His songs have been recorded by numerous artists including: Vince Gill, Steve Earle, Billy Bragg, Robert Earl Keen, Maura O'Connell, Lucy Kaplansky and Tom Russell.
Touring nationally and internationally, Greg usually performs solo but on occasion you can find him fronting anything from a trio to a five-piece band depending on the gig.


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Samsung Stratosphere Hits Verizon Stratosphere 10/13 with 4G LTE, Biz & QWERTY
Verizon Wireless announced today that its newest 4G LTE smartphone the Samsung Stratosphere with a QWERTY keyboard will be available on Thursday, October 13.
The specs of the Samsung Stratosphere are closest to the Samsung Droid Charge with the addition of a slide-out five-row landscape keyboard and business features.
The Samsung Stratosphere has a 4" Super AMOLED touchscreen, 5MP camera, front-facing camera, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Touchwiz, 1GHz process, 4GB storage onboard, 4GB microSD installed, 4G LTE, DLNA, Media Hub, mobile hotspots, Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi. The e Samsung Stratosphere has "enhanced enterprise features" including Cisco, Microsoft Exchange and Sybase Afari as well as VPN, encryption and EAS.
Dedicated keys on the keyboard include "new message", "browser" and "search" keys.
The Samsung Stratosphere will sell $149.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement. Instant Phone Rebate Only Available with Online Purchase

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Taking a look at the CentOS documentation[1] to get an idea of what can be done with SELinux which can't be easily done in other ways, I see examples of things like forbidding a user from making their .ssh keys world-readable. I presume that in practice one would also restrict the set of applications able to read them even as that user. To achieve the same using PolicyKit one would have to have the keys stored in a file to which the user has no access at all and provide a policy module to access the keys. Clearly the SELinux approach has the advantage of being easier to retro-fit. On the other SELinux has something of the feel of a retro-fitted solution.
Basically though if I get it right MAC vs DAC means separating rights to access a file from rights to control its access rights.
[1] http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/SELinux#head-01f53a6fa1f203...
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So you are saying that the key feature of MAC in SELinux which PolicyKit is lacking is that it allows you to say "this action can only be performed by this user or set of users in combination with this binary or set of binaries", rather than just the first part of that? I realise of course that you will wince at the way I formulated that.
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Faster, thinner laptops with hi-res screens. FaceTime video chatting over cellular networks. And a smarter Siri.
But no upgrades to Apple TV.
That, in brief, is what Apple will be rolling out to its users over the next six months. The company announced these updates, and a bunch of other significant if not surprising news, during a keynote presentation Monday kicking off its annual developers' conference.
The most impressive new product announced Monday may be a new MacBook laptop with a high-resolution display that Apple says will contain 5 million pixels -- 3 million more than an HD television.
"The new MacBook Pro is the most advanced Mac we have ever built," said Apple CEO Tim Cook.
The new "retina display" MacBook Pro measures 15.5 inches across and contains an Intel quad-core i7 processor. It will feature up to 16GB of memory and up to 768GB of internal flash storage, Marketing Vice President Phil Schiller told attendees.
Schiller said the new computer's display -- the same that is in the company's new iPad -- is the highest-resolution display of any notebook, or simple laptop, on the market. Users will get up to 7 hours of battery life, he said.
The laptop is about the size and weight of a MacBook Air, he said. Prices for the new MacBook Pro will start at $2,199 for an 8GB model.
Schiller also unveiled upgraded MacBook Pros without high-res displays but with processors he said will be 60% faster than current models. The 13-inch model will sell for $1,199 to $1,499, depending on storage, while the 15-inch will be $1,799 and $2,199. They start shipping today, he said.
Schiller also introduced MacBook Air laptops with faster, new-generation Intel core processors. Prices for the 11-inch MacBook Air range from $999 to $1,199 -- $100 less than before -- while the 14-inch is $1,199 and $1,499. They also become available today, which explains why Apple's online store was down Monday morning.


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Don't get fresh with the former Prince of Bel-Air: Will Smith slapped an overly affectionate Ukrainian reporter who kissed him at the Moscow premiere of Men in Black 3, reports E! Online. Smith took the smooches in good humor when they began, but soon pushed the reporter away. "What the hell is your problem, buddy?" Smith asked before throwing a quick back-handed slap, then walking away. "He's lucky I didn't sucker punch him," he added. Apparently the reporter's schtick is kissing celebrities, and TMZ says Smith got upset when he felt the reporter's mouth brush his. Read more…
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Rachael gained her love of nature from her familys camping and canoeing trips that began when she was 7 years old. Her father taught her canoe strokes by sitting her in the middle of the coffee table with a canoe paddle. Rachael has traveled all over, including a primitive three-week canoe and portage trip in Canada. She has also traveled to several other countries, including Greece, France and Costa Rica, but she loves it here!
Rachael has always wanted to work with nature, but wasnt sure how to apply her love of nature until she got a job as a seasonal naturalist at White Clay Creek State Park. She then worked a winter at Trap Pond and transferred to Killens Pond in February 2008. According to Rachael, "Im hooked!"
Rachael also has experience at Abbotts Mill Nature Center as a Teacher Naturalist, and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife Conservation and Ecology from the University of Delaware. Rachael enjoys reading, backpacking sections of the Appalachian Trail, kayaking, hiking, camping and anything outdoors. She is a trained Red Cross Canoe Instructor, and also has training in Red Cross Fundamentals of Canoeing and Fundamentals of Kayaking, Emergency Medical Response, Leave No Trace, HOFNOD (Hooked on Fishing, Not on Drugs) and is a CIG (Certified Interpretive Guide).
Rachael says, "I am really excited to bring my experience to the KPSP nature center, and I cant wait to learn all I can from others in this field. I love this park, and the people who work and come here. I love to see the expression on a childs face the first time they catch a dragonfly nymph from the pond. I love when I tell an adult an interesting fact about nature that they never knew. I cant wait to share my knowledge with others, and continue to learn all I can. The best part about this job is it is never the same. It always changes, and you are always learning something new. "


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I do it all anyway. COMPLETE LIE!
Ah, crap. @racheltwofish broke her arm when she fell yesterday. I was convinced it was just a sprain :(
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 – After the Congressional "Supercommittee" announced its failure to agree on at least $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (U.S. PIRG) and National Taxpayers Union (NTU), who jointly authored a report on deficit reduction earlier this year, released the following joint statement:
"Following months of partisan bickering, the Supercommittee has squandered a major opportunity to cut truly wasteful spending and special interest handouts.
"Some budget choices should not have been tough. Though U.S. PIRG and NTU seldom agree on tax and fiscal policy, we were able to find common ground on 56 specific deficit reduction measures adding up to over $1 trillion dollars in savings for taxpayers. These cuts represent the low-hanging fruit of the federal budget that unfortunately will remain unpicked.
"This was an historic opportunity to finally eliminate outdated and inefficient programs and slash wasteful corporate subsidies that everyone should be able to agree are poor uses of taxpayer dollars.
"The Supercommittee's complete inaction leaves intact the billions of dollars in handouts to big agricultural businesses and a program that pays to clean up old mines that have already been cleaned, to name some of the more egregious examples of waste.
"Though the Supercommittee failed to seize an opportunity, Congress still has time to tackle waste and cut where there is common ground. Our joint report offers them a roadmap that we hope they'll follow."
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Introducing Living Dead Dolls Resurrection Series 6, clawing it's way from the grave for 2012.
The latest dolls to be reimagined for the collection are:
Demonique – With the wings of a night creature
Blue – With an elaborate new outfit
Schitzo – With reimagined facepaint and a shocking new hairstyle
Ms. Eerie – With a stylish new hat and period dress
All four feature glass like eyes that seem to peer into your very soul. Each member of this limited edition quartet of the damned comes with its own death certificate, and entombed in its own coffin. This is a non-numbered limited edition item of 300 sets worldwide.
Shipping: July/August 2012.
Recommended Ages | 15 and up |
Scale | 10" |
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text: So I haven't really been using tumblr much since the past month because I mainly use my ipod for Internet and I hate using tumblr on it..so I just don't use it, but I decided its time for a post. So I've been thinking about my life a lot lately and how I need to be more active with just every aspect of it. I hold myself back from doing things that I am sure as hell capable of doing and what doesnt help is that I keep going back and forth in my head about the things I could be doing that Im not. I have one side that wants me to just play video games all day and not worry about anything unless its my acne and the other side of me wants me to giddy the fuck up and get a job to make some money and to just have somewhere to go to get out of the house and walk around. I'm more controlled by the side of me that just doesn't want to take the step up to doing something else. I just really want to get out of this mind funk where I feel like if I am not good enough to do something different or to overcome my fears and feeling like everyone is going to judge me where ever I go and decide to do or not do. I know for a fact that I don't want to go to college..but down the road I do think I will know better of what it is I could possibly make into a career, and if it doesn't happen then oh well. I just need time and even if I don't ever take classes for something I at least want to get a job to keep me busy when I feel like I'm sitting around too much. I know most people aren't so conflicted when it comes to getting up and getting a job but when it comes to my thought process I'm overly over thinking and worrying about all that could go wrong and not what could go right. Another factor that doesn't help with me attempting to get a job is that I have no license or car and I just wish that I wouldn't have skipped out on drivers Ed or getting my permit when I had the chance to. It just seems like everything I do in life is wrong and like I'm just destroying myself in every choice I'm presented in life. If I could have my stubborn feelings of fear and anxiety just taken away from me for just enough time, then I'd get whatever shit I had to get done and then go from there..but that is not how it works with me. I'm not ashamed of myself or embarrassed but I feel like if I don't fix what I need to fix then people are always going to throw it in my face or hint at me about how worthless or pathetic I am since I don't have a license or job. I just want to do something right for once and I want this year to be the year that it all starts going right. I am just tired of knowing that if something happened to Scot and I had to drive to go see him at the hospital or help him, I'd have no way there because I never got a license or even learned how to drive! I know I'm limiting myself I just don't know how to stop being the way I am, I feel like I'm being controlled by a higher being or force - except it's me. Am I mentally ill or something? I just don't know. I'm also tired of going to family events or just any social event and having people ask me about what I'm up to in life or what my goals are or where I work or what I plan to do with my life, because the only thing I know to say back is "well…I don't have a job (yet), I don't go to college, but I am a good person and my goal is just to be happy in life." I just hate how judgmental people are..even if I did get a part time or full time job that still wouldn't be good enough for others because everyone finds a way to insult me or make me feel bad whether it be my bad teeth, my acne, just anything. I'm scared of the world because I am scared of myself. I know this long rant won't matter to anyone but it feels good being able to say my thoughts on a public site. I can't tell people in real life why I think the way I do or why I don't do certain things with my life because no one understands why I am the way I am and I honestly don't understand myself most of the time either, but I wish people wouldn't make me out to be worthless for not accomplishing the same things that they have in life, I may be in a different direction that isn't as great as someone else but that doesn't mean I'm a less deserving person of anything or a worthless human being. I'm obviously here for a reason and I don't need to know that reason right now. Why can't people just like me for who I am and not what I do with my life? Guess ill never know. Anyways end of rant..going to play some video games and wonder why Scot is not back yet…:(!


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The most recent EP from Belgian record label Silenced by Retral is my favorite from the group thus far, emphasizing unexpected shifts and a wonderful walking. rhythm. The free download is an electronic gem that plays of dupstep structured "drop" moments while never leaving the soft aesthetic. [Free Download] @Dingusonmusic


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DP World has completed its dredging project at Jebel Ali Port, which deepened the draught, allowing the port to handle more big vessels.
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07 Jan 2013
DP World's Jebel Ali Port in the United Arab Emirates today celebrated the maiden visit of the world's largest container ship, CMA CGM Marco Polo, a 16,020 20-foot-equivalent unit mega liner vessel.
17 Dec 2012
DP World's flagship Jebel Ali terminal in Dubai has handled a record 500,000 automobiles so far this year, 21,000 more than in the previous full-year pre-recession peak in 2008.
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DP World will add 5 million TEUs of additional capacity to Jebel Ali port by 2014.
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DP World signed a contract Sunday for the construction of a third container terminal at its flagship Jebel Ali box hub in the United Arab Emirates.
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In Conjunction With Parade
"The FirstLight Federal Credit Union, the Sun Bowl Association, and the West Texas Food Bank has partnered up for the third year for a food drive in conjunction with the FirstLight Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade," said FirstLight Federal Credit Union president Karl Murphy. "Last year, the community including many businesses and individuals donated over 55,000 pounds of food for El Paso and the surrounding community. This year, we aim to surpass that amount. "FirstLight Federal Credit Union strongly believes in helping our members achieve financial success and shows it, not only by providing the financial products and services our members need, but by giving back to the communities that we serve. Employees of FirstLight and its members alike can aide in the fight against hunger in the city of El Paso and its surrounding communities." Themed "El Paso Pride," the parade is the most attended event in the Southwest, drawing large crowds every Thanksgiving. Thus, sponsoring a canned food drive for the area's less fortunate during a time when help is most needed is a cause that SBA special events director Joe Daubach recognized and hopes it continues to grow throughout the community. Any organization can join the contest that will begin Oct. 1 and run through Nov. 3. The Sun Bowl Association, FirstLight Federal Credit Union and West Texas Food Bank will honor the contest winner with a pre-built float displaying their name to commence the parade. "The first year we collected around 3,500 pounds, last year we collected around 55,000 pounds, and this year we hope to top 75,000 pounds," said Daubach. "Last year's food drive contest winner was El Paso Trench Safety who still gets phone calls from potential clients who saw their number on the food drive winning float." Additionally, the winning organization will also have the opportunity to have one company vehicle in the parade as well as have participants walking around the float and interacting with the crowd. "With over 300,000 people attending the parade each year, this is a great incentive for any organization to promote itself around El Paso and surrounding areas," said SBA president Joe Valenzuela. "Together we can work to improve the quality of life and assist those fellow citizens that needed a helping hand." The parade will take place Thursday, Nov. 27 on Montana Avenue, between Ochoa and Copia Streets. Attendees are also asked to bring canned goods to the parade as volunteers will be collecting the items for the food drive along the parade route. "The help of every individual in our community is more important than ever, and if every person attending the parade will commit to bring one or two cans of food, this can make a tremendous difference in reaching out to our neighbors in need," said West Texas Food Bank executive director Hyta Folsom. "We are seeing more and more people who need our help - many who are struggling with day to day expenses just to take care of the basics of life - food, clothing, and shelter," added Folsom. The West Texas Food Bank annually serves 117,000 people in the 22 counties of West Texas providing over five million pounds of food a year. Enhancing the Parade Material donations are also needed for float construction to enhance the parade. Items needed include building material such as rebar, steel tubing, and wood, hardware such as bolts, nuts, and nails, tools such as saws and drills, and cotton trailers or working trucks to build around. Additionally, voluntary assistance is needed to transport materials to the float-building location, to design and build a float, and to build/sponsor floats of their own. Monetary donations to help with float-building costs are also of high importance. Anyone who is able to help with the requests will be listed in thank you advertisements that pertain to the parade. All donations are tax-deductible. Banes General Contractors has already donated several loads of material which will help build two to three floats. If any other general contractors/builders have any material left over from job sites, the Sun Bowl Association would greatly appreciate those donations. Loading, picking up, and delivering material to the float warehouse would be provided by the Sun Bowl Association. For more information about the 2008 FirstLight Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade Food Drive or to donate to float-building, please contact Joe Daubach, Sun Bowl special events director at 533-4416. |


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Let's share the road safely
As warmer weather approaches and everyone is out and about enjoying themselves, I just wanted to take a moment to thank those folks who are mindfully sharing the road with horses and their riders to ensure everyone is safe, including persons operating vehicles.
Horses can be spooked by many things: revving engines of passing vehicles, motorcycles, sounds of different road conditions (driving/splashing through a puddle), the loud thud of a tire hitting a pothole, stones on dirt roads can kick up and hit a horse, or maybe you are pulling a trailer and it rattles or makes loud noises.
Bicycles approaching from behind can easily spook a horse. They don't make noise and seemingly come out of nowhere for a horse, which often results in a bolting horse. As a bicyclist, if you are approaching a horse, it's best to call out to the rider so they can prepare for your approach, and slow your speed. A simple "Bike!" would work just to give the rider a heads-up.
Even the best trained horses can spook and make unexpected movements, including jumping into the roadway. For everyone's safety, including you as the operator of the vehicle: announce yourself if coming from behind on a bicycle, make sure to slow down to a cautious speed, and move over a reasonable distance to provide some "safe space." Please do not honk your horns; this would likely spook even the most well trained horses.
Vermont law states "the operator of a motor vehicle shall operate the vehicle in such a manner as to exercise every reasonable precaution to prevent the frightening of any animal and to ensure the safety and protection of the animal and the person riding…" (23 V.S.A. § 1127).
And to the riders, please also be considerate of others on the roadway. Ride single file to the side so you're not blocking the flow of traffic. Wearing bright-colored clothing will help oncoming traffic see you better. Be respectful of landowners and don't ride on lawns; ask permission before riding on someone's property.
Everyone must share the road, so please be courteous and exercise caution so it's enjoyable and safe for all.
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Palm Springs Real Estate Foreclosures.
Saturday, March 15th, 2008There are many instances when you can purchase a brand new home for yourself and your monthly responsibility would be less then what a large amount of people spend on rent each month. You might be absolutely surprised to learn that with a little bit of research that it really can be quite affordable and very simple to locate and purchase homes or condos and fantastic prices.
All you need to do is locate foreclosures taking place in the area when you would like to purchase a house and you may be all set to buy the home of your dreams at a seriously low price. This type of purchasing circumstances is great for those with a family looking for a nice place to raise their kids or someone looking for a great way to earn some extra cash by purchasing a foreclosed home, renovating it and reselling it for a nice profit. Ok I know what you might be thinking about the stigma attached to foreclosed homes. The previous owner failed to meet their payment obligations for one reason or another and the house is lying in shambles. Well it is never a good thing for someone to fail to meet their monthly mortgage obligation it does not mean that the house would not be an excellent purchase for someone else.
Talk to your local real estate agent and you may quickly see that buying homes that have been foreclosed upon is a great way to get a wonderful home at a wonderful price. They also will agree that you could purchase a home that was repossessed and tidy it up, flip it at a price much higher then what you paid for it. If you looking for Palm Springs Real Estate, we would be glad to help you find the home or condo of your dreams.


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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To estimate or calculate in advance, especially to predict (weather conditions) by analysis of meteorological data. See Synonyms at predict.
- v. To serve as an advance indication of; foreshadow: price increases that forecast inflation.
- v. To calculate or estimate something in advance; predict the future.
- n. A prediction, as of coming events or conditions.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To cast or contrive beforehand; plan before execution.
- To consider or calculate beforehand; discern beforehand.
- To make a plan or scheme in advance; contrive something beforehand.
- To foresee; surmise.
- n. Previous contrivance or provision; predetermination.
- n. Foresight; prescience; prevision.
- n. Synonyms Prudence, Providence, etc. (see wisdom); forethought, anticipation.
- n. Specifically, in meteorology, a statement of the expected weather. Official daily weather forecasts were first published by Fitzroy in England in 1861.
- v. To estimate how a condition will be in the future.
- n. An estimation of a future condition.
- n. A prediction of the weather.
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. To plan beforehand; to scheme; to project.
- v. To foresee; to calculate beforehand, so as to provide for.
- v. To contrive or plan beforehand.
- n. Previous contrivance or determination; predetermination.
- n. A calculation predicting future events; the foresight of consequences, and provision against them; prevision; premeditation.
WordNet 3.0
- v. predict in advance
- v. indicate by signs
- n. a prediction about how something (as the weather) will develop
- v. judge to be probable
- Middle English forecasten, to plan beforehand : fore-, fore- + casten, to throw, calculate, prepare; see cast. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
"If the forecast is accurate, temperatures will be dipping down below zero (as low as -10 F) which could be devastating for vineyards."
"Still, the company cautioned that this forecast is ambitious due to the strong euro and rising generic-drug competition."
"Though the long-term forecast is hazy for players who have been linchpins for one of the decade's most successful teams, there's reason for optimism in the short run."
Closing window: Can McNabb, Eagles take flight for title run?
"The weather forecast is the same over half the year: "Sunny tomorrow with coastal fog extending inland night and morning."
"Now, these numbers that we're looking at here; this is what we call the forecast heat index."
"Also implicit in our forecast is the assumption that Canada will continue to maintain a climate receptive to foreign capital."
"Manages budget, short term forecast and strategy plan processes."
"If they are profitable companies that have a future, have a footprint and are providing us with a medium to long-term forecast, that is positive economically for Ontario, that's the circumstance in which Ontario and Canada would enter into an agreement."
"In New Jersey, the economic forecast is particularly onerous, said Jeffrey Otteau, a real estate analyst."
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Wednesday May 29 Barney Frank, Former Member of Congress
Former Member of Congress (D-MA)
First elected to Congress in 1980, Frank gained a reputation as a forceful legislator and a pragmatic politician whose intellect and sense of humor has made him one of the most influential and colorful figures in Washington. In 1987, Frank became the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as openly gay, and in 2012 he married his longtime partner, becoming the nation's first congressman in a same-sex marriage while in office. Don't miss this chance to get up close and personal with the legendary legislator as he delves into his decades in political life, his ideas about current economic realities and his ambitions for the future.
Wednesday June 5 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Let's Talk Trash
Jared Blumenfeld, Pacific Southwest Administrator, EPA
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Imagine a world in which nothing goes into a landfill or an incinerator, one where all of our discarded materials become resources for others to use. It may sound impossible, but Zero Waste proponents disagree. Across the nation, policymakers, business leaders and individuals are reinventing their relationship to waste in incredibly innovative ways – from outlawing the use of plastic bags to designing responsible product packaging to wearing water-less denim. Innovators are coming to understand that the pathway to a sustainable future can be paved with more than just recycling bins and compost heaps; they say it requires us to take a close look at the ecosystem that we've all played a part in creating. A San Francisco urbanite, an infrastructure expert, a business sustainability director and a political leader show us the 30,000-foot view of a sustainable city and dive into the everyday actions that could move us toward a zero waste future.
Wednesday June 12 Jeremy Scahill's War on War
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Has the country's effort to dispense international military justice gone extrajudicial? Drone strikes, mercenary missions and the assassination of Bin Laden raise the question: Do the ends justify the means? Going beneath the surface of conventional reporting, investigative journalist Scahill's newest book, Dirty Wars, explores the gray areas of U.S. military operations to determine whether these policies have been undertaken with congressional oversight and public debate. Hear Scahill's take on the underbelly of the United States' international military affairs.
Wednesday June 19 Google's Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google; Co-author, The New Digital Age
Jared Cohen, Director of Google Ideas; Co-author,The New Digital Age
In the next decade, most people on Earth should be able to access most of the world's information through a mobile device. We also will see widespread adoption of driverless cars, thought-controlled robotic motion and augmented reality. Identity may possibly be the most valuable commodity for citizens and it will exist primarily online.
In 2008 Eric Schmidt introduced the Google 2030 Energy Plan at Climate One. While this 2013 conversation will focus primarily on digital issues it will touch on the intersection of energy and technology. Don't miss a fascinating glimpse into our future with a person helping define it, Google's Eric Schmidt.
Wednesday June 26 Temple Grandin
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The number of children and adults diagnosed with autism has skyrocketed over the past 10 years, with a recent CDC report estimating that 1 out of 88 U.S. children are on the autism spectrum. Grandin will share her own experiences and discuss how we can better understand and diagnose autism. From advances in neuroimaging to cutting-edge genetic research, find out what unique and revolutionary treatments might soon be available.
Wednesday July 3 A Nofilter Conversation with the Founders of Instagram
Kevin Systrom, Co-founder, Instagram
Mike Krieger, Co-founder Instagram
From the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Sandy to your Sunday eggs Benedict in the Mission, Instagram is documenting the world around us. Since its release in October 2010, this digital filter app is reported to have surpassed 100 million registered users, with peak uploads at over 200 photographs per second — launching co-founders Mike Krieger and Kevin Systrom to nearly insta-fame. And their eye-catching communications platform has not left the limelight. Despite media feeding frenzys over Instagram's $1 billion dollar acquisition by Facebook and a controversial policy-change announcement in December 2012, heightened scrutiny doesn't seem to be keeping users at bay.


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TWO bikes left locked to lamp posts in Andover were stolen between 8pm and 8.45pm on Monday, 11 February in Bridge Street.
One of the bikes has since been recovered by police but a black Marin Quake bike is still outstanding. The bike is valued at around £3,000 and is of a high specification.
PC Patrick Coveney from Andover police station said: "I would like to speak to anyone who has information about the theft of these two bikes. "Did you see anyone acting suspiciously in Bridge Street at the time of the incident or did you see the bikes being ridden away?"
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If you listen to the show enough you have probably heard me say that our high school football coach had a sign above the door in locker room that read "Find A Way To Win."
That phrase is a little cliche and maybe it's hokey, but it's simple and it's 100 percent accuarte. Football, and really for that matter all sports, comes down to just finding a way to win. No one cares about style points, at least I don't. All I care about at the end of the day is a win. I'm not concerned how that win is achieved, I just want to look at the clock at the end of the game and see the team I root for ahead of the opposition.
The Seahawks just found a way to win the game against Chicago. Plain and simple. Despite all the penalties. All the missed calls by the referees. Despite the misadventures of the replay officials. And despite all the lucky bounces the Bears had when the football was loose on the field, the Seahawks found a way to win.
Don't underestimat this victory for Seattle. Don't let anyone undersell you on how important this game was for this young team has they continue to march toward the playoffs. Pete Carroll noted it last night and he was spot on - Russell Wilson needed this win. He didn't need it to justify the team for drafting him or starting him. He needed it for himself. Wilson needed to prove it to himself that he can lead a playoff team on the road in a hostile enviroment and come away with a win. Wilson has done it before, but ultimately his defense has let him down.
Not this time.
Wilson didn't let the defense have another opportunity to boot another game. He started that overtime and probably said to himself that the Bears can not touch the ball again.
When Wilson marched the team down the field for 97 yards and hit Golden Tate on the slant that gave Seattle a three point lead, everyone celebrated as if the game was over. However, Chicago was able to go down the field and tie the game and absolutely seize momentum from the Seahawks. To use a boxing term, the Seahawks took a surprise left to the chin that knocked Seattle down. The difference this time for Seattle was that they didn't stay down. They got up and quickly moved past the defensive meltdown and took the ball in overtime and drove 80 yards for the game winning touchdown.
Credit must be bestowed upon the coaching staff, players and specifically Wilson for not allowing themselves to dwell on the disappointment.
If this victory has the type of impact I think it will, then we are set up for a terrific final month of the regular season and this could be a very special playoff run in Seattle.
I said on the show last week that this was a must win for the Seahawks. However, I didn't mean that if they lost that they would be eliminated from the playoffs. My point was that they needed this win mentally. Wilson and company needed to win on the road to prove to themselves that they are worthy of making a deep run in the playoffs.
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Sweet streaks
Jennifer Botterill
Scored a point in 80 straight NCAA hockey games.
Botterill's résumé couldn't be more impressive: two-time Patty Kazmaier Award winner (as the NCAA's top female player), three-time Olympic gold medalist for Canada, five-time world champion and two-time MVP at worlds. And yet she made what likely will be her most lasting mark at Harvard, scoring at least one point in 80 straight games. "I strived to be consistent and dominant every time I was on the ice," says Botterill, who actually scored 106 points in 107 games. Yep, a point a game every game pretty much defines consistent and dominant.


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Teva Relocates Headquarters to Overland Park, KS
Teva┬Āhas announced┬Āthat will relocate its headquarters and operations to Overland Park, KS. The subsidiary of┬ĀTeva Pharmaceutical Industries will invest $71 million overall to build a new 154,000-square-foot facility. The company plans to have 400 employees working at the site initially with 200 additional jobs planned for future growth.
This new location will have┬Āsales and marketing, patient services and support, information technology, finance, personnel and legal.┬Ā┬ĀTeva┬Āmarkets drugs for treating multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease. The new facility is scheduled to be completed in October 2013.
"I want to welcome┬ĀTeva to one of the premier business corridors in Johnson County," said Kansas Commerce Secretary Pat George. "This move allows the Kansas City area to continue to serve as a national and international headquarters for this part of the company. This new location will serve┬ĀTeva well and allow for future expansion opportunities


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Time: March 25, 2011 at 7pm to March 26, 2011 at 4pm
Location: Tsawwassen Alliance Church
Street: 4951 12th Avenue
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Delta Photo Inspirations is a weekend event put on by the DPC (Delta Photo Club) and held at the Tsawwassen Alliance Church, in Delta, BC from Friday March 25th to Saturday March 26th. It will consist of three print competitions (Birds in Nature, Open Colour, Open Monochrome), opening reception, courses and workshops, vendor exposition and a keynote speaker (Wendell Phillips).
During this weekend's Delta Photo Inspirations http://www.deltaphotoinspirations.com we also have a trade show with great Vendors such as
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Epson 2880 Photo Printer
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Epson will also Epson will be showing for the first time in BC the new Epson Stylus Photo R3000 Printer
We will have the trade show open to the public during the lunch hour 12:30-1:30, after which our Keynote, Wendell Phillips, award winning photo journalist http://wendellphillips.com/ will speak (tickets available at the door for $20 to see Wendell)
Register still open for classes at: http://www.deltaphotoinspirations.com/Seminars.html
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Server Maintenance (20th November)
We will be updating our servers operating system software late this evening which in turn will lead to all websites being offline for a short period of time. We estimate around 1 – 2 hours of downtime, but user data will be safe during this reinstallation. We have also taken precautions by taking an external backup of all the websites on the server.
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What to do about $4.00 gas?
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"They grow up in a blink of an eye," our friends with grown kids would remark a bit wistfully when we arrived with a stroller carrying our bright-eyed baby boy.By Julie Garden-Robinson , May 17, 2013
Rosmann: Are there beneficial uses for alcohol?
The earliest known production of alcoholic beverages dates back at least 9,000 years to a type of grog brewed in China, archeologist Pat McGovern said in a 2011 Smithsonian Magazine article authored by Abigail Tucker.By Mike Rosemann , May 17, 2013
Benshoof: 'Star Trek' tech a reality? Make it so
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Positively Beautiful: Life is like a marathon
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