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Up in Smoke
By the summer of 2000, Saint Mary's is hoping to kick some real butt � cigarette butts, that is. A task force, headed by the department of Health Services and the Administrative Counsel of the College, is working to make Saint ...
Senate debates ND Video funds
The purpose of yesterday's Student Senate was to approve the nomination for the ND Video manager. However, the routine meeting developed into a heated debate concerning, among other things, the financial feasibility of ND Video. "Is there any plan � ...
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South Bend Police have yet to make any arrests in last Friday's hit-and-run accident on St. Peter Street, according to Sgt. William Kraus of the hit and run division. The car involved in the accident was a dark colored Buick, possibly ...
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Several Saint Mary's student groups asked Board of Governance (BOG) for co-sponsorships and community service donations at Wednesday's meeting. BOG decided to donate $600 to the fall Appalachia, Va., trip. This year, 12 students will travel to help Sisters of the ...
O'Higgins: Ireland advances economically
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Ireland has shown the most accelerated evolution in the shortest amount of time during the past two decades compared to the rest of the European nations, said Kathleen O'Higgins, speaker for the Economic and Social Research Institute in Dublin, Ireland. O'Higgins ...
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Professor testifies to Senate group
Gregory Gundlach, associate professor of marketing, testified before the Committee on Small Business on Capitol Hill last Tuesday about the practice slotting fees has on customers. "[I worked] with a committee of senators to develop the protocol of the hearing, but ...
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Prayer is the language of experiencing God, according to Sister Mary Margaret Funk. Funk's lecture "Contemplative Meditation" dealt primarily with the practice of various forms of prayer to become closer to God. Funk emphasized that human existence is largely defined by ...
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The WC-24 is for those who want home theater speakers that look as good as they sound. Compared to traditional center channels, Klipsch WC-24 takes up less space while still delivering high-output, low-distortion sound. In addition to employing an all-new proprietary technology "XT Tractrix Horn" to reduce a speaker's width and depth, Klipsch WC-24 also features a timeless wood veneer cabinet finished in espresso or cabernet, which is made of an exotic, non-endangered Berlinia veneer from West Africa.
The WC-24 cabinet is carefully sanded, sealed, and stained (top coated with a polyurethane finish). This spray application involves 10 coats, with sanding in-between each coat to achieve the proper thickness. The cabinet is also inspected at every sanding level to ensure clarity over the stained veneer.
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Amazing center channel speaker!Pros: Amazing sound quality at all listening levels! Amazing quality from the inside out! Cons: I honestly do not have one single complaint about this speaker. Other Thoughts: I am sure there are some "sound junkies" out there that could find something wrong with this speaker, but for the rest of us out there, this speaker is simply awesome. I have a newer model (2012) 600W, 5.1 channel Denon receiver. My theater set up is in a room that is 20 ft wide x 13 ft deep, and this speaker is more than sufficient for my needs. I couldn't be happier with this speaker and would highly recommend it to anyone. On a side note, the craftsmanship of this speaker makes for an eye pleasing addition to my entertainment center. Did you find this review helpful? |
good center channel (but not great)Pros: Rich mid-range, great for watching movies, casual music listening. Cons: Weak at high, not crispy as a 10 years old mirage frx center Other Thoughts: Initially a little disappointed at lack of clarity. However, the ultra smooth wood finish is remarkable enough to make up the shortcoming. Like the other reviewer said, it looks better than it sounds. After 2 weeks burnt in high frequency shows sign of improvement. Did you find this review helpful? |
Looks better than it soundsPros: - Yes, the cabinet is awesome Cons: - Muddy upper midrange Other Thoughts: I've had this center channel for almost a year now. I am using it a few times a week for movies played at moderate levels. I also have 2 x WF-34s and 2 x WB-14s as well as part of a 5.1 system. I am using an Onkyo NR509 receiver. Did you find this review helpful? |
honest reviewPros: So, here is a hones review of WC-24 center speaker - I am a musician and having a brother who is an audio engineer exposed me to many different systems and variety of quality home speaker components. Amp used in this review is Onkyo Tx-NR809 Cons: After the initial hook up and calibration this center channel was a disappointment. Anyone who says that this speaker is great right after first hook up either hears what they want or never did hear good center channel. Sound stage is bad (just 2 degree angle change made huge difference), transparency was non existent and there was very little definition. Everything was "mushed together" If I had to give stars then I would give 2 stars (and say that it was a neutral buy if you can get it for less than 50% of MSRP) Other Thoughts: Now - After the upgrade and 200 hours burn in I did final recalibration and wow! Did you find this review helpful? |
"Audiophile" ReviewPros: See my review of the Wf-35 floorstanders as my same general thoughts hold true here and it tells you more about my reference system comparison (B&W and Paradigm) and how they are being driven. The difference is that, what is merely a "weakness" in the WF-35s becomes a big issue with this center channel as it is a mid-range speaker of course. Cons: Lacks an upper-midrange that is used so much in a center channel. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Double your pleasurePros: I have a built in wall center and was using a old "good in their day" pair of bookshelf speakers. So I bought a pair of the Klipsch's and put them just above the TV on the bookshelf. I'll add to all the good reports below. I had my wife in the room when I first turned them on and she appreciated the difference. This is the single best pair of speakers I've owned in 40+ years. I'm using them mostly for listening to internet radio on my Sonos so don't need surround sound. Cons: At $230 including shipping, are you kidding . . . Other Thoughts: Another 5 * for NewEgg on fast shipping, excellent packing by Klipsch, they come with 4 rubber feet. If you're thinking about buying a pair of the WC-14 bookshelf speakers, consider buying a pair of these. Did you find this review helpful? |
Big can be beautifulPros: -Icon W series always looks great, yet to be disappointed Cons: Makes my 65" Mits look small...guess that means I'll have to get the 73" or 82". Must be a conspiracy. Other Thoughts: Getting closer to a complete Icon W 7.1 setup and this center has made me like this line of speakers even more. Also is it sad to be excited abut playing with my new center channel speaker? Please say no 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Incredible Dialog ClarityPros: Gorgeous cabinet. Powerful, clear dialog that locks you onto the screen. Cons: You'll be mad at yourself for all the movies you watched without it! Other Thoughts: I bought 4 WB-14's and a WC-24 to be used in my 5.1 system powered by an Onkyo 709 and a Cadence CSX-12 sub. My system is installed in my 24'x16x9' living room, that opens up to the rest of the house. The WC-24 delivers clear powerful dialog that makes dialog in even the loudest action scene, clearly ineligible. Also, it firmly locks the dialog to the center of the screen, and off axis dispersion is also good. In Saving Private Ryan, all the horrors of war were pounded out of the WC-24 with power and precision. If you are looking at this speaker, buy it now before they're all gone! 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Great speakerPros: -Very clean & crisp sound for TV/movies and music (I actually think it does a better job with music). I paired it with VF-36 towers, and the set meets all my needs. Cons: A bit pricey without discounts; I got mine at a large discount during the holiday season, so very happy. Other Thoughts: Need rubber 'leggings' (not supplied) to hold it in place - it has a very smooth finish and will otherwise slide around easily, a particular concern if you have small kids. Did you find this review helpful? |
Simply Awesone!!!Pros: Clear and crisp...voices are stunningly clear, of course a high end receiver helps. Cons: None so far. I have had it for about 2 weeks and have not found any flaws. Did you find this review helpful? |


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BOSTON, March 13- Lookout, the mobile security software maker, named telecommunications industry veteran Jim Dolce as chief executive officer on Thursday, succeeding company co-founder John Hering.
*Car companies spend more on research and development. FRANKFURT, March 13- The car industry's international patent filings jumped 18 percent in 2013, the World Intellectual Property Organisation said on Thursday, in part reflecting a push for new technologies to lower exhaust emissions.
SEATTLE, March 11- Microsoft Corp said on Tuesday it appointed Mason Morfit, president of activist investor ValueAct Capital, as a board member. The world's largest software company offered Morfit a board seat in August, following months of lobbying by ValueAct for a say on how Microsoft is run.
BOSTON/ SAN FRANCISCO, March 11- Twitter Inc crashed on Tuesday for the second time in nine days when a software glitch stalled the popular messaging service for about one hour.
FRANKFURT, March 3- Carmakers are tapping smartphone technology to spruce up low-cost city cars and try to get an edge in a market that has grown to account for almost 10 percent of new car sales in austerity-scarred Europe.
Feb 27- Data analytics software maker Splunk Inc reported a bigger fourth-quarter loss as costs nearly doubled. Splunk's shares fell 3.6 percent after the bell on Thursday. The company's net loss increased to $32.6 million, or 30 cents per share, from $6.2 million, or 6 cents per share, a year earlier.
The Boeing Black Smartphone is based on Google Inc's Android operating system and built into a black, tamper-proof handset capable of accessing multiple cell networks instead of a single network like a normal cellphone, according to Boeing and filings with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
The SEC has embarked on a multi-year deal, worth more than $13 million, to use Palantir's technology to help the agency crunch massive amounts of data, said John Nester, a spokesman for the U.S. securities regulator.
The SEC has embarked on a multi-year deal, worth more than $13 million, to use Palantir to help the agency crunch massive amounts of data, the sources said.
*Blackphone unveiled at Mobile World Congress. The latest contender is the Blackphone, which runs on a customised version of Google's Android software and encrypts texts, voice calls and video chats was launched in the Spanish Pavilion at the annual Mobile World Congress industry fair in Barcelona on Monday.
Feb 24- Oracle Corp said it would buy online data management startup BlueKai to bolster its marketing platform. However, Business Insider reported last week that Oracle was looking to buy BlueKai for about $400 million. Oracle's shares closed at $38.10 on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
*Deutsche Telekom prepares to launch encryption app. The latest contender is the Blackphone, an Android software-based mobile which encrypts texts, voice calls and video chats and will be launched at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday.
BARCELONA, Feb 24- Nokia, soon to be acquired by Microsoft Corp, is turning to software created by arch-rival Google for a new line of phones it hopes will make it a late contender in the dynamic low-cost smartphone market.
BARCELONA, Feb 24- Nokia, soon to be acquired by Microsoft Corp, is turning to software created by arch-rival Google for a new line of phones it hopes will make it a late contender in the dynamic low-cost smartphone market.
Every Mobile World Congress in the past four years has featured an announcement about one of these operating systems. This year is no different, as handset makers, carriers and chipmakers try to break the stranglehold that Google Inc and Apple Inc have on the software that runs the world's mobile phones.
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May 14th, 2010 by adminThe Oakley Rolling O Lab is ready to take to the streets! Monster Media wrapped this beast inside and out. This Oakley wrap matches all the others in their fleet. If you see this hauler at an event, take a look inside and see why Oakley is the leader in eyewear. They can prove it to you.
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Additional research by Betsy Defnet
Issue: October 2011
Section: Feature
Tags: Outdoors, travel, transportation, infrastructure, Colorado Department of Transportation
Infrastructure Report State of Disrepair
Our state's transportation infrastructure is crumbling. We're not maintaining our roads; we're not expanding our systems to meet the state's growing population; and we're not thinking creatively to engineer solutions. If we don't repair things soon, our highways and bridges will be in jeopardy—along with our treasured Colorado lifestyle.
Gas Money
Explaining Colorado's outdated motor fuel tax.
You know that small sticker you see on every gas pump that tells you part of the $3.46 per gallon you're pumping goes to state and federal taxes? That money is how Colorado funds most of its transportation infrastructure.
In Colorado, the state tax is 22 cents per gallon of gasoline. The federal tax is just over 18 cents per gallon (although it was slated to expire on September 30). Those monies, combined with a handful of other income streams, create CDOT's annual budget.
Here's the problem: Colorado's state gas tax has been 22 cents per gallon for 20 years—and it's not likely to change any time soon. That the gas tax is not adjusted for inflation, which typically averages 3.38 percent, only compounds the problem. And with vehicles becoming more efficient (a Ford Explorer now gets 25 miles per gallon on the highway; a Toyota Prius gets 48), biofuels becoming more common, and hybrids filling the roads, our gasoline consumption appears to be on a downward trend. In 2010, Americans' thirst for gas was eight percent less than in 2006, and some experts are predicting that by 2030 it will have dropped by at least 20 percent.
Our need for gasoline may be waning, but Colorado's roads and bridges still hunger for the tax money fuel sales generate. It would cost about $10 billion to ensure that three-quarters of our roads are in good or fair condition in the next 10 years. Against currently projected revenue, we will be off that mark by $8.3 billion. So while that Prius seemed like the way to go environmentally, you may wish you'd invested in a Jeep—you might eventually need four-wheel drive to navigate I-70.
No. Higher Taxes?
"Most smart people that I speak with are amazed we haven't raised the gas tax," says Don Hunt, executive director of CDOT. And by "we," Hunt means those with political clout. To raise the gas tax, someone with influence and the ability to raise the necessary funds would need to campaign to get a measure placed on a November ballot so Coloradans—a notoriously tax-averse group—could vote on it. Not surprisingly, no one has stepped up to deal with this political hand grenade since 1991. Which means Coloradans haven't even been given the chance to vote on whether or not they're OK with unsafe roads, crumbling bridges, increasing traffic congestion, and decreasing access to the mountains.


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Four "American Idol" finalists from different seasons -- two of whom are black -- insist the singing competition is many things ... but racist is NOT one of them.
TMZ broke the story ... nine black ex-contestants are planning to sue "Idol" producers, claiming the contestants were publicly disqualified based on their dubious criminal backgrounds ... solely because they're African-American.
But Season 6 finalist Melinda Doolittle adamantly disagrees, telling TMZ, "It is shocking to see such allegations. In my experience on the show, the 'Idol' team strives to champion everyone, regardless of race. However, each contestant is explicitly told that the withholding of information that may compromise the show or artist, can and will result in immediate disqualification."
Season 4 finalist Vonzell Solomon adds, "I didn't experience any of that [racial discrimination] ... all of our contracts were clear about how the background checks worked and that we could be disqualified if we lied about our past."
Two other former contestants -- Season 5 winner Taylor Hicks and Season 10 finalist Casey Abrams -- also agree.
Casey says, "I don't know why they are biting the hand that fed them. Those guys beat thousands of people who wanted to be on TV. Idol is picky, but I'm not sure about racist."
Taylor -- whose Vegas show is still going strong -- adds, "American Idol is for everyone. All walks of life go through the show. Not once did I see the show discriminate towards anyone. It's all about the votes."
FYI -- "Idol" has had three black winners in its history ... Ruben Studdard, Fantasia Barrino and Jordin Sparks.
Fox and "Idol" producers have yet to respond to the allegations.
If anyone should sue it should be William Hung for getting the Boot. How many Asians made it through?
Being black is great. Anytime I don't get my way, I just say that so-and-so is being racist and I automatically get my way. And when I screw up at work or get caught sleeping, I just say that my boss is being racist, and it all goes bye-bye. Not having to be accountable for anything, and using my race as a crutch is great.
People have said before that reality shows have the right to ask if you have been arrested or jailed for any type of incident. No one should be able to claim racism if they f@ck up in the past and producers want to know about it so it doesn't tarnish their show.
Of course American Idol is not racist. These people just want their 15 minutes of fame and possibly money because they cannot make it on their talent.
It is their right to sue. In the same way I'm suing the Los Angeles Lakers. They turned me down after my tryout just because I'm white! Oh, they tried to say it was because I'm 53, 5'9" and shot nothing but air balls...BUT I KNOW WHAT WAS GOING ON!


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std::defer_lock, std::try_to_lock, std::adopt_lock
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constexpr std::defer_lock_t defer_lock = std::defer_lock_t(); |
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constexpr std::try_to_lock_t try_to_lock = std::try_to_lock_t(); |
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constexpr std::adopt_lock_t adopt_lock = std::adopt_lock_t(); |
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They are used to specify locking strategies for std::lock_guard and std::unique_lock.
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try to acquire ownership of the mutex without blocking |
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#include <mutex> #include <thread> struct bank_account { explicit bank_account(int balance) : balance(balance) {} int balance; std::mutex m; }; void transfer(bank_account &from, bank_account &to, int amount) { // attempt to lock both mutexes without deadlock std::lock(from.m, to.m); // make sure both already-locked mutexes are unlocked when // we're done; if we just used the lock_guard without std::lock // and std::adopt_lock, we might deadlock with other calls to transfer std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock1(from.m, std::adopt_lock); std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock2(to.m, std::adopt_lock); from.balance -= amount; to.balance += amount; } int main() { bank_account my_account(100); bank_account your_account(50); std::thread t1(transfer, std::ref(my_account), std::ref(your_account), 10); std::thread t2(transfer, std::ref(your_account), std::ref(my_account), 5); t1.join(); t2.join(); }
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Russia not sharing enough info to ensure Sochi athlete safety: U.S. lawmakers
Russia has not fully shared information that U.S. officials need to protect American athletes in the upcoming Sochi Olympics, lawmakers said on Sunday.
Boston warns about frigid arctic temps, offers safety tips
Boston officials are warning residents to take precautions and stay warm as dangerously cold temperatures hover over the region.
Keep your pet healthy in 2014
Use this advice from BluePearl Veterinary Partners to keep your little (or big!) one happy and healthy in the new year.
Boston police to students: Lock doors and windows, don't party too hard
The interim head of the Boston Police Department is reminding Hub students leaving for Thanksgiving break to secure the apartment and avoid loud partying.
Police arrest Park Slope man for assaulting officer, forcibly touching girls
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Swedish entrepreneurs invent invisible bike helmet
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Hollaback! Boston survey sheds light on harassment in the Hub
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Building a Linux firewall
The growth of the Internet has prompted many organizations to become security-conscious. Documented and undocumented incidents of security violations, expanded research about security issues, and even media hype have brought about the potential for at least partial solutions for securing a networked environment—without completely isolating the network from the outside world. Leading the pack of solutions is the firewall. Just about everyone has defined what a firewall is, so I won't be any different. A firewall is a device or collection of devices that restricts the access of "outside" networks to "inside" networks. Not surprisingly, Linux can play a part in this arena.
There are currently three models used to classify firewalls. Fundamentally, the current industry classifications are application proxy gateway, circuit level relay, and packet filter.
An application proxy gateway is what most people think of when they talk about firewalls. Also known as a bastion host, it is used to completely sever the connectivity between outside and inside networks. Connections are made via proxy processes to the bastion host. The bastion host in turn will establish a connection to the real destination and handle communications between the two connections.
There are several advantages to a proxy gateway. First, because the proxies are at the application level, they can take advantage of application protocols. For example, protocols providing authentication—such as TELNET, FTP, and HTTP—can be intercepted at the proxy and stronger authentication mechanisms applied (such as S/Key) without adversely affecting the remote client. Also, protocol-specific rules can be applied by the proxy. A rule can be established that allows FTP GETs through the gateway, but not FTP PUTs. Another advantage is the extensive logging that can be provided at the application level. It is important to note that the bastion performs no IP routing functions. All communications are through proxy processes. The firewall toolkit FWTK, available as freeware from TIS, is an example of a firewall application level gateway.
A circuit-level relay functions in a manner similar to an application proxy gateway, except the proxies employed for a circuit relay are normally not application-aware. Because of this, you lose many of the detailed logging capabilities and precise rule definitions you have in an application proxy gateway. The important concept remains the same in that a connection is established via proxies and IP packets are not forwarded through the firewall. SOCKS is an implementation of a circuit level relay based firewall.
Packet filtering is the most common type of firewall available. It works on the concept of forwarding packets based on rules. Those rules typically take into consideration source and destination IP address, source and destination port numbers, the protocol being transported, TCP flags, IP flags or options, and other information, such as the interface, over which the packet arrived. The primary difference between a packet filtering firewall and the others is IP forwarding. A packet filtering firewall is usually a router, and its function in life is to forward packets. This means that while you can control what machines on the outside can talk to certain machines on the inside (and which applications), you now rely on the application to protect itself from harm. For some applications, this isn't a particularly wise decision. Nonetheless, packet filtering can be very useful, is widely available and typically inexpensive.
A Linux machine can function as any one or as all three (i.e., as a hybrid) of these firewall types) of the firewall types. Without add-ons however, the Linux kernel has the ability to function as a packet filter routing device, using the ipfirewall code written by Daniel Boulet and Ugen J.S. Antsilevich. For most 1.2.x and 1.3.x kernels, the firewall code (ip_fw.c) is based on the port by Alan Cox and Jos Vos. Boulet has released version 2.0e (as of this writing) of his ipfirewall code as shareware. I have yet to install the new release, so any discussion I have is based on the ip_fw.c code—specifically kernel 1.2.13.
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# cat set_policy.c
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#include <linux/ip.h>
#include <linux/tcp.h>
#include <linux/udp.h>
#include <linux/ip_fw.h>
main(int argc, char **argv)
int p, sfd;
struct ip_fw fw;
fw.fw_flg = 0;
if (strcmp(argv[1], "accept") == 0) {
p = IP_FW_F_ACCEPT;
else if (strcmp(argv[1], "reject") == 0) {
p = IP_FW_F_ICMPRPL;
else if (strcmp(argv[1], "deny") == 0) {
p = 0;
sfd = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_RAW, IPPROTO_RAW);
setsockopt(sfd, IPPROTO_IP, IP_FW_POLICY_FWD,
&p, sizeof(int));
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I'm guessing it will take at least a few weeks to get back to the level I was at 2 months ago.... although of course it will depend on how I go about training.... and I can always choose to train much more efficiently than I did before, to accelerate the process. (Most of my riding kms up to this point have been on my own, sometimes in heavy traffic, and not having much capacity to push myself to the limit, especially when riding alone.... but my intention now is to start using the velodrome, and I now have a hr monitor )
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Detective Kevin Flick was named Trooper of the Year at Post 6 and Detective Scott Lengle was awarded a Citation for Bravery.
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Lengle was given a citation for bravery for his actions on May 6, 2007 when he responded to a residential fire near Falmouth.
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The descendants of John and Annie B. Skirvin will hold the annual family reunion on Aug. 23 at Grant County Park in Crittenden.
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Wanda Williams of Astor, Fla., and Gary Robinson of Lexington are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda Rose Robinson to Eugene Glenn Petty, son of Glenna Whaley of Florence and Bailey Petty of Walton.
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One brother a former pro athlete, one gay, and the third
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Oprah.com | September 21, 2008
During her devotional time, Dr. Robin read the phrase, "Let down your wings." The saying is in reference to the moment when flying birds reach a certain height at which they can coast. Although we don't have literal wings, Dr. Robin says it's important to similarly relax so that we can concentrate on the direction in which we need to be headed.
If you are flapping your wings in fear, trying to look like you're busy and productive, Dr. Robin says to let your wings down gracefully, gently and with compassion and grace. "Your pain is in your life to teach you what direction to go in," she says. "But if you're making too much noise being what you're not, you can't hear."
Slow the process down so you'll be able to hear exactly what direction you need to move in, Dr. Robin says. "Quiet your outer world so that your inner world can bring you insight; so you can hear the truth, know the truth and live the truth."
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There were several buzzwords circulating through the crowd at last spring's artsEXPO at the Beatrice Friedman Symphony Center. It seemed "collaboration" was on the tip of everybody's tongue, and the concept was reiterated by keynote speaker Bob Devin Jones, artistic director and co-founder of The Studio@620, in St. Petersburg.
Jones' high-energy speech on the importance of forming symbiotic relationships resonated with Sarasota's arts leaders and kicked off what seemed like a yearlong dialogue on the importance of networking and arts advocacy in Sarasota.
Not long after the event, which drew nearly 150 people, the Arts Council trimmed its board of directors in half and, three months later, replaced Executive Director Russ Crumley with Jim Shirley, a longtime Sarasota resident and the former director of development at PAL Sailor Circus.
Encouraged by last year's expo success, the council agreed to host a second artsEXPO Tuesday, May 18, this time featuring more workshops, speakers and business exhibits, in addition to a panel discussion on 2010's hottest topic — art festivals.
"We had good feedback last year, people saying it was a venture very much worthwhile," Shirley says. "So, we're sticking to a similar format, which we think worked well for us and helped us reach our goals."
In light of the success of the Ringling International Arts Festival (RIAF) and the earmarking of tourist development tax funds for a future festival, RIAF Director Dwight Currie will host a panel discussion on festival planning with Ilene Denton, managing editor of Sarasota magazine and Robert Warren, associate director of Florida Studio Theatre and chairman of Sarasota County's Festival Steering Committee.
Also appearing are Barbara Glanz, best-selling author, motivational speaker and Siesta Key resident, and Frank Grebowski, former general director at the Opera Company of North Carolina.
"We created this event to provide support and resources for Sarasota's arts-and-cultural community, to help them better do the things they do day-to-day," Shirley says.
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I use IRC frequently and I run it inside a screen so it's always online and I can access the same IRC session from any computer running a terminal emulation software, like PuTTY. This is great, but even better is to combine irssi and screen with push notifications to your Android Phone. This is possible and quite easy to setup, all you need is to install IrssiNotifier from Google Play. Follow the on-screen instructions and go to he Irssi Notifier webpage and do the setup guide, this gives you a script that you add into Irssi to enable notifications.
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Pre-Game Reading Material
Latest News
- Scott Barnes has been recalled from Columbus, and David Huff has been designated for assignment.
- Apparently there's a big to-do in Boston because Terry Francona used to manage there. No idea why would be so big a deal.
- Nick Swisher will join the club tomorrow, not tonight.
25-man/40-man Roster
Tonight's Lineups
Cleveland | Boston |
CF Michael Bourn |
CF Jacoby Ellsbury |
2B Jason Kipnis |
RF Daniel Nava |
SS Asdrubal Cabrera |
2B Dustin Pedroia |
LF Michael Brantley |
DH David Ortiz |
1B Carlos Santana |
1B Mike Napoli |
DH Mark Reynolds |
C Jarrod Saltalamacchia |
C Yan Gomes |
3B Will Middlebrooks |
3B Mike Aviles |
SS Stephen Drew |
RF Drew Stubbs |
LF Mike Carp |