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Russia head coach Nikolay Nerush has announced his team to play their opening match in Pool C against USA at Stadium Taranaki, New Plymouth on Thursday, 15 September. Led by captain and hooker Vladislav Korshunov, the lineup has only two changes from the team that lost 32-25 to the Eagles in June. "This is the best team to challenge the USA," added Russian team director Kingsley Jones. "There might be a few changes against Italy, but just for tactical reasons. We respect the US lineup from the start. In the warm up-games they have taken a lot of ball off the opposition team." Russia lineup to face the USA: 1. Sergey Popov |

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Lindsay Gordon, Scottish journalist and amateur sleuth, was the first creation of international bestseller Val McDermid. Report for Murder introduced the United Kingdom's first lesbian detective, and the series has been perennially popular ever since. Lindsay is tenacious to the point of stubbornness, intrepid to the point of stupidity, and loyal to the point of laying her life on the line. With the support of friends, family, and lovers, she takes on the world with wit and brio, unraveling criminal conspiracies and unmasking murderers. She's feisty, feminist, and funny.
Each novel plunges Lindsay into a different milieu. Report for Murder is set against the backdrop of an exclusive girls' boarding school; Common Murder features a women's peace protest, where feelings run deadly; Deadline for Murder forces Lindsay to confront the darker side of her own world of journalism; Conferences Are Murder explores the deadly underbelly of trade unionism; Booked for Murder lifts the lid on publishing, showing it's no longer a gentleman's game; and Hostage to Murder brings Lindsay face-to-face with child custody battles and the gangsters who inhabit the world of terrorism. The hallmark of McDermid's novels is a compassionate understanding of human relationships and a shrewd insight into contemporary society.
The Lindsay Gordon novels have been published to great critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic. Booked for Murder, the fifth Lindsay Gordon mystery, was nominated for a Lambda Literary Award. McDermid has been praised for the way her storytelling interweaves the various elements of the novel into a seamless, balanced whole. "I don't write about issues, I write about characters," McDermid says. The books have won a wide general readership among fans of the mystery genre.
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November 24, 2006 DAY TRIP July 14, 2006At Jackson Pollock�s Hamptons House, a Life in Spatters By ELLEN MAGUIRE A tour of the home, studio and neighborhood that Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner shared provides a window into their lives and work. DAY TRIP June 9, 2006Old Westbury, N.Y.: Where Pieces of Eden Meet the Long Island Expressway By RICH BEATTIE A visitor can see four of the most beautiful gardens in Old Westbury, N.Y., in one long day or pick and choose for a slower stroll. DAY TRIP March 10, 2006The Hamptons in Winter: Less Glamour, More Elbow Room By RICH BEATTIE In late winter and early spring, the Hamptons put on a different face. Beaches have a windswept, barren grandeur, and dinner at famous restaurants? Just walk in. DINING OUT November 13, 2005Inside, It's Paris Circa 1900 By JOANNE STARKEY A taste of Paris has come to Mineola with the opening of Bistro Saint Germain. DAY TRIP September 2, 2005Exploring the Long Island of Pre-Expressway Days By LOUISE TUTELIAN Vistors to Greenport, N.Y., still find the undeniable look, feel and scent of a fishing town. OPENING WEEKEND May 27, 2005The Hamptons: A Sprint to the Start By BETH GREENFIELD New businesses are scrambling to be ready for the summer vacation season in the Hamptons. A Season's Joys: Mopeds and Nostalgia Homes for Sale in the Hamptons April 6, 2005 DINING OUT March 6, 2005For Carnivores and Others By JOANNE STARKEY Even though the Sagamore Steak House offers all the classic dishes, it is not a classic steakhouse. DAY TRIPS October 29, 2004Antiques Among the Locust Trees By RICH BEATTIE Locust Valley on Long Island's northern shore is home to a wealth of antiques. DRIVING September 10, 2004Roundabout on Long Island By BETH GREENFIELD Route 25A, an unexpected gem of a drive, wends its way through winsome villages, canopies of trees, bedrocks of history and sweeping, sandy vistas. The Hills and Necks of a Peaceful Shore CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK July 28, 2004Fresh Fish and Taut Skin in the Hamptons By FRANK BRUNI There are a few apparently immutable laws of dining in the Hamptons, eccentricities and emblems of a rarefied place. WEEKENDER July 9, 2004Sag Harbor, N.Y. By ELLEN MAGUIRE If the Hamptons could be described as wealthy sisters, each more beautiful than the next, Sag Harbor would be the brainy one with glasses. From Fodor's Guides
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Who would have imagined that a 2-pound device invented in 1973 would change the world forever?
It's the cellphone, and 41 years later, it connects people all over the world -- from CEO's to teenage girls. While the idea has basically stayed the same, the technology has drastically improved.
So-called "smartphones" today are basically miniature computers that carry a goldmine of personal information. It's an easy way to stay organized and connected, but that convenience can come with a price.
Criminals are always looking for ways to gain access to the information on your phone, and hacking your cellphone is much easier than you may think.
"It's actually quite frightening," said digital forensic expert Lars Daniel with Guardian Digital Forensics.
There is new type of phone hacking software from overseas that's spreading quickly.
"I can think of 10 programs of the top of my head, it's an exploding market," Daniel explained. "One popular program reports having 100,000-plus users," he said.
Those downloads are sold for as cheap as $20, so WNCN Investigates picked one up for about $70 to see if these programs are really what they say they are. What we found was quite shocking.
"It's typically marketed to be able to monitor your children or monitor employees, however the use of these programs can stretch far beyond that," Daniel said.
With her permission, we decided to hack our producer's phone. We installed the software, and in less than a minute we had full access to much more information than anyone would ever want to get out.
"They take control of your phone to be able to do things it was never intended to do," Daniel explained.
From a computer or another cellphone, we could remotely record all of our producer's phone calls, read her text messages and see her pictures. And using the GPS feature on her smartphone, we were able to track her every move.
But the most frightening feature was the microphone control. With her phone just sitting on the table, we could remotely activate the microphone to use the phone as a bug. From miles away we could listen to everything going on around the phone.
According to North Carolina state law, the software is illegal to use if the person whose phone you installed it on doesn't know about it. But here's the catch: with this new software, it's virtually impossible to tell.
"Unfortunately for a user, you can't tell if it's been installed on the phone. The application that installs more or less lives outside of the operating system of the phone," Daniel said. "There are even ways they can remotely wipe your device if they so choose."
Our producer noticed her battery dying faster and her data usage spiked, but other than that there were no other noticeable signs.
So if you think you've been hacked, how do you get rid of it?
"A factory reset that will get rid of that problem," explained Daniel, but he says the best protection is prevention.
He says since most of the software requires the user to have access to your phone, password locking the device is the first line of defense. IPhones also have to be "jailbroken" for the software to work.
So are threats like these just the price we pay for convenience?
"Absolutely," Daniel said. "Whenever you increase the functionality of a device, you're also creating more areas you can exploit it and its security purposes."
It may make you think twice before letting someone borrow your phone if you want to make sure your selfies stay to yourself.
Below are links to help you improve the security of your iPhone. Because of the number of devices from various manufacturers with the Android operating system installed, please consult your user manual for best practices.
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OLB Demorrio Williams, finally starting to make a name for himself on this defense, went down with a hand injury. It's been described in some venues as a "broken hand," and in other venues an...
Tom Brady's injury situation has to be a little more interesting to the Chiefs with every passing day. While it's hard to imagine Brady wouldn't be ready to play against the Chiefs on opening day, the possibility apparently exists.
The Brady watch | Red ZoneThere were a couple nuggets of information that have arisen today regarding the "pure Chief"-afication of this team. 1st, as you've already read below, Teicher is reporting that Herm is pondering...
The difficult decision. The folk hero. The long shot. The fan favorite. This year, once again, thy name is WR Bobby Sippio, the star of Arena football, struggling to make himself known on a...
"He knows where he's at in his career," Herm Edwards said of Surtain. "He knows eventually he's going to turn the torch over to these guys. That's what the good pros do. They know when their time is coming. They start working to help getting the young guys ready to play." That's the curse of an older player who survives a massive veteran purge. He becomes a resource for the younger players.
www.kansascity.com | 08/12/2008 | Aging Surtain battling against Chiefs' youth movementI think the Chiefs are starting to settle down on their five CBs. We all know they're going to keep Surtain, Flowers, and Carr. I believe at this point that Leggett might be their fourth, following...
I can't tell you today whether or not Sippio will make the team. My guess is that he won't. But one thing is becoming clear: the wide receivers who will play for the Chiefs when the season begins will come from this group: Bowe, Devard Darling, Franklin, Price and Webb. Not Bobby Sippio. And that's something the billions of Bobby Sippio fans out there will just have to deal with.
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*OFFER VALID ONLINE ONLY. Offer valid for an additional 20% off select fine & silver jewelry. Offer is nontransferable and Promo Code must be entered at Kohls.com to receive discount. Offer good on select sale-, regular- and clearance-priced fine & silver jewelry. Offer not redeemable for cash. No cash back. Offer not valid for price adjustments on prior purchases, the purchase of Gift Cards, payment on a Kohl's Charge account or in conjunction with any percent-off discounts, including age-specific discounts. Only one coupon per customer. Excludes sales tax and shipping. |
Why is everyone saying code CCYT115 is for Kohls charge card holders only..????
It applies just fine using any other credit card...I used Amex, no problems, and can get CB from my bank website.. Last edited by smilinghelen; 12-04-2012 at 01:31 PM.. 3/15/10
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They changed this policy around May 2011. I purchased $20 item and used $10 Kohl's cash and paid $10+tax with cash. When I returned that item, they said I only get $10+tax in cash and Kohl's cash value is not refundable (even if you return with gift receipt). Before May 2011, they used to issue merchandise credit for $10 for kohl's cash, but they stopped doing that because people were buying things with kohl's cash and returning it to convert kohl's cash into merchandise credit. kohl's cash has expiration date, but merchandise credit don't. Here is why they changed policy. Let's say you buy $20 item with 30% off coupon and $10 kohl's cash. $20 item - $10 kohl's cash - $3 (30% off of $10 [total after kohl's cash]) = $7 + tax Before they allowed people to buy with kohl's cash and return it for merchandise credit. $20 item - $6 (30% off of $20) = $14+tax - $10 merchandise credit = $4.84 (assuming 6% tax) Does that make sense? That's why they changed their policy Now if you buy item and earned kohl's cash, they reduce kohl's cash amount when you return item. If you already used kohl's cash and try to return item that earned that kohl's cash, they reduce that amount from your return. the only option is return without receipt, but in that case, you get lowest sale price. |
Yes, there are some stores that will accept it. I have used it last time. |
item 2 - your price 13.58, total price 0.08, item 3 - your price 2.98, total price 0.02 so if i return these items with this receipt, i will get back only the total price i guess which is 17 cents!! and lose the 30$ kohls cash.
But we are talking about different issue here - getting refund on items bought using Kohl's cash. Just few weeks ago I was able to get MC on item bought using KC. It was definitely after May 2011. Maybe it is store specific, maybe something else, I don't know, but I am glad it worked for me so far and I get highest possible discount with MC instead of KC. Cheers. |
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美国国际集团(AIG)旗下友邦保险近日正式启动备受关注的公开招股,将于29日挂牌,计划集资约200亿美元。除金杜、富而德以及德普三家大所任发行人律师外,还有多家亚洲律所也为此上市项目提供过了法律意见和服务。由于友邦服务和业务范围遍及亚太区内15个地区市场,该公司需要得到这些地区市场本地律师事务所的法律支持,尤其在房地产产权评估以及尽职调查方面。这些为友邦提供服务的亚洲地方律所包括印度尼西亚律所Soewito Suhardiman Eddymurthy Kardono,马来西亚律所Skrine 以及菲律宾律所Romulo Mabanta。
AIA Group, a leading life insurance organisation in the Asia-Pacific region, kicked off its highly anticipated Hong Kong IPO yesterday. The IPO, which is expected to raise up to US$20.5bn, will see two international firms - Freshfields and Debevoise & Plimpton - taking home a good-sized pay check for their legal services as the international advisors to the issuer. King & Wood has also secured an important role in this IPO as the PRC counsel to the issuer, which is the only foreign life insurer to own all of its mainland operations.
However, as AIA Group has businesses and operations in 15 markets in the region, including PRC, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, its mega IPO has also required legal services from a large number of local firms in these jurisdictions.
In the words of Zhao Xiaohong, a partner of King & Wood in Shanghai (who is not involved in this transaction), as long as multinational companies have extensive businesses in Asia, they will definitely need local legal opinion and support from all the countries they operate in for their global IPO.
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US firm Debevoise has also been working closely with American International Group (AIG) and has represented the company on several Asian-focused deals including the proposed sale of AIA and its Taiwan life insurance unit, Nan Shan. One of the lead partners in these transactions, Drew Dutton, has recently relocated to Hong Kong from Paris, in a strategic move to strengthen the firm's Hong Kong office. ALB


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the Gleaner VOL. 57, NO. 15 NAZARETH COLLEGE OF ROCHESTER APRIL 30, 1982 Hudson Fired; Art Students Rebel by Alison Kent Dunng the April 20th groundbreak· ing ceremony for Ihe addition 10 the Nazareth College Art Center, a group of eight art students Shrouded their entries in thl! student art exhibi· bon with back doth. lIS a striking stat""",,,! against the dismissal of scuipture and fogu.e drawing teacher Sam Hudson. As "" ironic contrast to the $880,000 addition to the Arts Cen· ter, Hudson was 9M:'n his year's notiee due to ck><;lining enrollment and lack of funding for art f<>cully salaries. The students, three being Mr. Hudsons's """anced sculpture pupils. lelt thaI Ike shrouding was a definitive example of Hudson's inn""""" on the NiUarelh Art Department. AI ieast '_Ive 10 fdleen pieces were OOYe'fed, the most noteworthy sculpTure possessing the Sister Magdalen laRow, Best of Show Aw",d. Mic:ki Keaton, 1~ organizer of the group, felt that the "'" ~mourned the loss of Sam ... a teacher and did 001 ask for him to be reinstaled.~ Security was notified, and requested the remoyal of the cloths by the SIU· cients, who refused 10 do so. lbere was much concern tha.t the pieces ""OUk! be cIamaged, resulting in liability for the college. however, each sludent shrouded his own piece. which elim· inated the pOsSi>ility of lilIbility had security koown their identity. James Franki, an """"need sculpture Slu· dent. began to slruggle with one of lhe oIfocers in an attempt 10 maintain lhe cloth 00 the pieces, blU was later subdued. When asked to comment, he stated. ~allY IICIion that was taken was "'" against the addition 01 the ArT Center. it was ordy in support 01 Sam. We value him as a teacher and don't want to see him go; without him. the deparT· ment would suffer.~ TIle reasons sulTOUnding Mr. Hud· son's dismissal ~e unclear, but stem from the doclining enrollment 01 art majors, wruch has TIOJJ declined from 229 students to 179. Mr. Hudson, one 01 three faculty members being OOT\S;dered for termination was asked to !eave on the basis of his seniority in the department. He was the last faculty member to be given a po:sition, and was therefore the first instructor to be dismissed. Mr. Hudson has been teaching at Problems Plague Class Day by Man: laVecchia A minor accident occurred 011 Class Day last SaTUrday when one 01 the three scheduled P/lTac .... mts Io:5t control 01 his parachute and landed 011 two Nazareth slucients, according to Rocd Magdalina, Head 01 Nazareth Security. "TIle control """ 00 the third par· achutists' rectangular chute opened, but due to the heavy winds;t did not function properly causing him to lose control of the chute, throwing him to the ground,H explained Magdalina. The parachutist, Mark Brant, was falling approximately 50 to 60 miles per hour when he landed 011 two students, first Rubert Cusenz, a fresh· man at Nazareth and then Amy f'Ias. schaert. a senior. Both students were kroocked un· conscious for B few rnornents before being taken to Strong Memorial where they were relea$ed the ~ day_ Cusenz had a ntinoT neck injury, but basically both students were just "shaken up." Brant suffered smaU injuries to the ankles and is aI!o repOrted in good condition. Band Leaves Early Beer allegedly poun!d in ..,."ndboard gave Mr. Edd r_ n to de· sert Nll2areth C ..... Day. Here, band engin"" .. try 10 pull cover off soundboard to rmd root of prob· lem. Uns uccessful , the band packed up and departed. PASSBOOK: Ngcokovane Speaks At all times South African blacks are required to carry a small black passbook. If one is stopped and un· able to show it, he is charged with faifure to produce. The book lists the individual's permanenl city of resi· ·dence. U he is found OUtside of his dty, he is arrested for trespassing. The book is marked with an employ· ment stamp. He cannol look for", job without it. He and his 32 million fellow SouTh African blacks are subject to the evils of apartheid instituted and enforced by 4.3 million whites who enjoy privileges at the e xpense of the majority of the population. The Rev. Cecil N9CQiwane, a forme.- South Afwn resident now living in the United States, spoke on institutionali.zed racism to a horrified ~udlence that crowded in the Residen· tial life lounge on April 14. Question· ing the administration 01 justice, he traced the 330 year old histol1l 01 oppression of blacks who ha"" inferior land, education, and employment rights. The 4.3 million minority occupy 87'10 01 the land in South Africa, the land n::hest in mineral deposits. while the massive black pOpUlation are crowded 011 the remaining 13% that lacks indus· try and is far from seaports and air. ports so to prevent escape. Schools are oegregate::l, with $950 spenT ori each white student per year. CO!"J}pared to a mere $90 lor a black child. After fll"St «>Iailiing a permit to work in the region designat0£ fE' Continued on Pose 4 .Nazareth for four years. He obtained his degrees from the University of Mississippi and Virginia Commonwealth University al Riclunond, and has pr~ studied with "",wi sculptor Peter Agostini. As a veteran 01 the 1960s. era demonstrations, he felt the student shrouding was a justi· fH!d means of making a statement and was very flattered. He aI!o noted that the advanced sculpture c~ will dou· ble in size neKt !leffl<':$ter and "I was hired 10 build up sculpture and that is what I have done." He has no plans as yet for the future and will ~tinue teaching for another year, Bt wruch time some remaining member of the faculty will take O\Ier his duties. Dr. Roger Adams, chairman of the art deparlment. expressed regret at his loss. "He was simply in the vulner· able position 01 being the last faculty member hired in the studio area. It is ""111 important that this fact be under· stood ... " But as one 01 the protesting students pot it, "Sam fIOt only taught me how to be an artist, but he taught me how to be a craftsman as weU. There is really no one who can replace him." Class Election Results Class elections this year were marred by apatt.". in the~ voter turnout. When the election booth closed after two <by!; on April 21, only 220 STUdents from the classes of '83, "84, and '85 had voted for class officers, senators. social board and cultural affain members. and dorm court chairperson. Apathy was aI!o apparent by the large number 01 po:sitions filled by unopposed candidates. To be placed on the ballot, srudints had to file a petition with fifty ~tures . AIl positions in the class of '83 were filled by t1nbpposed candidates, with the e><ception 01 social board, for which five candidates vied for three slots. New class officers are President Mark Palazzo, and Vice·President: Scott Palmer. New Senate members are: Gamage Carter. Deidre leFevre, Carolyn Rosica. Social Board members are: Maria Foglio, Donna Part III: Jerome, Mary Ellison. Gamage Carter is the lone Cultural AIfa .... ..-nber. Only 50 members of the class of "84 registered votes 011 a ballot wilh no opposed candidates. New officers are: President. Mike Brant; VICe·President: Carol Carter. Senate Members: Ca· roIyn Elchas. Anne Reichart, Janice Vanloo. The new Social Board member is Sue Martin. Thil year's freshman class showed the I"IIO$t spirit. with close contest. for President. Secretary/Trnasurer, and Social &ard. New office·hoiders in the class of '85 are: President: Ralph Ford; VICe·President: Brian ~ibIe, Secretary/Treasurer: John O'Gor· man: Senate: Cora Holliday, Ma· ryAnne Noonan, MarySeth Rolli: SC>cial Board: L!{TlTI Fox, Lisa Onico, Tina Silano. Joel OcWn captured VOles from all three classes to fill the position 01 Dorm CourT Chairperson. Portrait of an Alcoholic by Deborah Dooley While a record of the age a peTSOll be9ns social drinking may not seem important, the Sll1\IeY', multiple f~ctor correlations indicate that start· ing age is correlated with almost every influential factor related to drinking behavior. The ~, a person iI when he/she begins to drink: the more frequently he drinks, the more hard liquor (as opposed to beer & wine) he drinks, the more he Spends On a1cohol, the more ~kely he iI to drink alone, to combine alcohol with other drugs, to drink deliberately to get high, to drive after having severai drinks and to drink while driving, to cut class and/or to 9<> to c",¥ after drinking, to engage in fights, to v.mdaIize property, to sexually abuse or to .be sexually abused by .. fIOther person. This last statistic . the statistic 01 sexual abuse on the Nazareth campus- appears to be a particulary striking one. 9.6% of respoodents (34 stuclents), report that they have sexu· ally abused another person after drink· ing and 24% (84 students) report that they ..... "" themselves been sexually abused while drinking. In what quantity is alcohol con! Wmed by st'Jdenta a t Nazareth? 21% 01 the respr,rdents reported that they drink 1 or less 12 oz. glass of beer at a sitting; 39% drink 2..3 glasses: 26% drink 4-5; 13% drink 6 or more. Wine drinkers report that 33'l) drink one or fewer 6 oz. glasses at a sitting; 47% drink 2·3 glasses; 16% drink 4-5 glasses; 4% drink 6 or more. And finally. 14% drink one or fewer mixed drinks with.a 1 oz. shot: 45% drink>2..3 drinks; 29'l) drink 4-5 drinks. and 11% drink 6 Or more mixed drinks at a silling. 2M. 01 respondents- 99 students· report that they combine alcohol with other drugs, primarily (83%) marijua ....... 2'l> use an alcohol· {cocaine cornbirIlItion. and 3% use uppers or downers. COI1lir1ued on Pose 2 by KIol hy K~hoe Wei, the end of the IICI'nINttr .. drawing flU. and _\ole ai, twn tho! holdout., had to do • !of 01 .tudyr,g and writins. lronicaIy, '" the workload incTeaIeI, to don the ~ to do exactly the ~~. From peq(IMI experimce. 8;$ ~~ appn:>ach, I ,tart to kd< for IhrlgiIIO do 10 release the tcrmion. 1Wr ..... tom.: 01 ~ favorit .. dIoica lor the ~ Wftk: -&.anbilthing. _!her permitting, T~ture doan'ttrllluer. Youoolv need tht! .un to I\¥t !hilt 1M. Bat plica to catch rays .... Iht! famed bNtha of NlLUreth: o'Connor, Lourda, Kearney, and Pebble, Bring a bIionkel and a .1Idio. CoolTaf)l to popu, Lar opinion, sunburn "nor an accepTa· bIe 5UboItitut~ lor a tan. -Sleeping. This popuLar method 01 escape can be a pretty rare eommod· ity this time of the ~.,.. Sin�� papen lind tl!lU require I&t. houri, your besl 'NNJI of catching a few wink, is 10 do it in p!ac:1:I ............ you don'l haw to be out,tandingly alert: Eog/ish class, in the linch line, talking to your mother on the p/looI. -liIIt<!'l1ing 10 1TIUIic:. Molt effectiw ~ doni befont goinsr to bed. Turn your 51.-0 10 96, and Nt tho! volume ~. If • I..owrbay tel iI being .nd, rum it up really loud. You know that your ~wiI thank \IOU. ~Wandermo_ one', room and ltart telling lhem about your term paper, Eu,ggerat'ion is e5HTl!iaL -Partying. Fond aomeone with I car, then head for W~I. You know ...na.t 10 get dIip5, cooIbI:I, and ""'. One oItht! aIoremcntioned it ....... it opIionoI. -<AI your friends. There', no time like the present to NI1 lIP eKhorbQant long <hstance bill. Malte tun that you talk the longest with people that \IOlI'I 1ft when you get hclme In I week. -Eat. Eat a lot and don't !,Itt any UeTciH. Don~ Nt in the cafeteria ~ you can poui~ avoid it. -Daydream. Uke 1IHping, best dono! in class. Thil one', ~ f,vorite, bee ...... ] can pretend that rmall are over, and that rm home. I SUS9"l't thll on<I for evetybody. Hor.e.t, they .ully will be (>!.It. lOOn, Community Service Corps needs College graduatl!l to seove the I'Iftdy lor one \Ul' In programl ranging !rem prl·k to refugee re· Nttlemmt. The C.S.C. offers housing, transportation, health in· SUranc:1 and .tipend. For further Information write: C.s.C., 1654 W. Onondaga St., Syracuse,N.Y. I~. Portrait of An Alcoholic Coom-:l from PQ!,It I Why do ,1U<kn1ll drink? 89'11. lay they drink to reIa~ and haw fun whiII: 11" responded ~no~ to Ihi& ~tion. 14" drink for I change 01 pa« from daily problems 0\' KhooI, m drink to fHI more comfortJbIe with a dati 0\' companion. 7.n.1or the lafre, and ~ to !,Itt high or drunk. 1hlt IMt Itltillie· deliYerate COOIUmplion 01 alcohol in quanti,.. lUffic:ient to become hd1 CO' dnmk . represents a ,triking CMnge in !,Itneral d rinking beNvior owr the !alt lew de<;adeI. While 39% we.e 17·18 and 41'1. were 14-16, I" of N.uareth ,,\ldenlll (3) rtpOl't tha! they were first dnmk a! under iO yell" of age, and 11" (35) o.wrt first drunk between agaol' 10-14, Continued on Pas- 4 MUCH TO DO A130UT NOTHING An Apology 'AD 01' a ludde~, ! got a lot 01 feed. back about two articles ! fe!! inspired to write. I'm taIking..rou! ~ column <!'I1tit\ed I Low New York and ~ most reanl column on diches. First, New York City: What I have wrillen in the pas! ~nd what I pllln on writins in the rulure i$ based on good old fashioned humor. R"""""ber !hat word? Forturllll~ !or me it _afl$ anylhing tMt is in the leasl, ~ not in the mosl, run..". . 1_ going to defend myself and lay that aD that happened to me on that day WIll all true, lind it was, but ] won't say that. ! was going to defend ....,....tf and say that it _ aI dono in humor, but I won't lay that Either. AftEr all, at the Letters to the Editor risk 01 repealing myself, EVerything lhal Ippta .. in thi$ column .. lUI>' posed to be in t ... !ea.t, runny, al the molt, Nlirical. BUll won't NY any of lhat. J will Ny thit: I did f!rld a couple of pO&itive 8;$. ~I$ aboul the Brorur.. For eump!e, the prie" are c~ in the dty. ! w'" able 10 buy my me !rem a guy for f"ty buc:IQ. Now about dieha. J have.a IeneT her, that I r~ .fr.o.m. .m. y number one Ian. It read .. "Marc, J have endured your column through nonsense .nd ;"cone.erce, through bad grammar and poor inlenl. ~ de!icWnt inteDec:1 and ineffi. cimt proH; howewr, thi5 bIasphem. Hudson's Termination Protested DurEdnors: I -..- disappoinled when I heard 01 Iht! lermination 01 Sam Hudsoo', posi. tion al ~h CoIege. Mr. Hudson iI an essential member of OUr IlrI department faculty. Not only would 5Iudenrs be deprived of his unique style of leaching, oot the other studio IlrI !eachen would be owrburdened by trying to take on his duties. J think this is very ironic in light of lhe facl that lhe ground was officially broken recently for the new wing 01' lhe Arts CenteT. which will provide new faci li ties for the studio arl .nd music slucient!. Any advlllltage to the viIIIal art students will be offset by the disadvantageS 01 crowded dasll!'ooms and tired teacher's, ...:I (hopduIIy I''l0l) by the eliminalion of _rial <;OUI'$D. Regardleu 01 who is ptying lhe faculty and who iI p.)ying for conslrue· tion, I think IhillitUlition "a disgrace to NlLUreih College, Iince it degrades the quality 01 education offeTed here. II may even lfIC(lUJage pr06J)eCM art .tudent. to 100II elsewhere, which would hurt the art department_and aU 01' Nazareth-even more. AlIa, I would like to know ~ teachers in other departments are being terminated for simil&r reasoM. Sincerely Kevin E. Gough the Gleaner Editor in Chief.................. . .... ,. Kathy Kehoe Business Manager •. , ..... . , . • • . . . . ........ Joel Odell News Editor ..• , .•• , . , • . • . .. Man: laVecchia C<I'PIo:JIognophy EditO\' .... . . .. • .. . . .. .. .. ... Denise L.legey C<I'Phot~ Editor ••• . . , •• • Art Smith Sport. Editor. . . . ......... James Jabir Asst. Sporl. EdiICO' . . . . . . .. . . .••• Todd $her....., Staff: Deborah Bartlett, Carol Bolton. Abert Capoudi, LnIie EDiott. Patty Eh, ~ Ford, ADison Kent, Barb Kelley, Bamngton M,uan, Pat Seaman, Lorena SinI, Janet Sroka, Dave Webb. @ o ....J UJ u. a: <3 l . ~~", -"'. »" >L !lUI anernpt on lhe immortal bard is unforgivable." Man ... i$ it a good thing nobody is perlect. I am not prinling lhis person'& """"". If he want. 10 make himsd!' known, ] am SUre he will find a way. Bul [am going to print this: ] have seen worse things happen to ShM\!Spt'Me, and it was not in a cokmm. Robin WiIIiMls brou!t>l the house down ar one 01' his .rows when he did a IIpOOI' on Three Mile Island entitled A MeI"lo" .. wrs N"rghrmare. And you know ...na.t? II _ funny. I ..... not after .5hakespe.an·s skh I \11;>11 afteT the ~ change in speech palterns that has occurred in the PIIIt Ioor centuries. J was giving ~ best shoI at being satirical with Ulmolt ~ to die'-. I rrq,t not have made that too evident. but I gave it my best sh:n. ShMespeare ""'" in firing r;mge. If 1 uo.ed Milton or Coleridge, it woukln't have been effoctive. And by the way, sinc;~ whom iI Shakespeare immortal? Oh! ] !,It! it His trIII!erial is immortal. Silly me, If lIIlyOne is looIIing for an a~ you are looking in the wrong place, Perll<lrllilly. 1 don't think] did anything -.. I'm cuning my column short this Wl!t!k. rm getling the f«!ing tilat I have done more damage lhan good. I. tilat COTrect grammilr? Within two hours I plan on having ~ door broken down by half tho! popuIalion 01' the BrOl'lX and every magnabIe "*""'" 01' Shakespeare. Don't bother hoking lor me. f'I either be ~ brews with Robin Williams CO' looking lor something 10 wrile about Nome, AIMka.. Parking; The Final Word Okay peopIe ... whal', the problem now? Tho! snow has 90"", the sky II brV>1 and clNr (for the moll !)iI01) ..d the lines a". clear to _I So ~t's the problem? Remember in Drivers Ed when you hod to p.)rk between two lines, even parallel? wen rT'J friends, things I\a. ...... '1 changed too much. Tho! same rules lire I t ill in "",!stene(!. 1 know your car is your life, your tOllll being, your """cess. The". are hundreds of successes on this cam· pus! fn ordeT to maintain In this suc· cess, there has to be cooperation out there! So the ne~ t time you decide that your in"""tion is better than someone else's remomber thai another P'"'''''' could bo! saying the IamI! thing aboul you .. There'. no reason why anyont! """"'" two spacesl ~ far as uparWon goes, forget it !or lhe Iin'Ie being. It is blatanl to """" lhal the liule dues are on <lllCatlon. Therd:>re, _ haw: to make lhe bal of ...na.! _ haw_ This may mean sacrifice, The ultimale in waI<ing shoes and clean air. Imoes! in a pair of sneaIters CO' "*"'1eVer you ~. 001 dorI'I be afraid to waI<! The physicianI; lay it',gOod for you! A!;lII. one lMI \hou!tIt bdor~ J ~ thil den of iniquity. the las! time you 901 a p.)rking ticket. when!: were you parking? , Cornm.ater Board \\~, =~" April 30. 1982 )"ring Ih. COUrH of C .... Day ... I thowto off hil fTWba m-Iy\t!. .M,y. MIg Mrved at . " u llenl beer THE GLEANER CLASS DAY '82 It wu WllIIIO wall fao;:~ ben. and muJlc.1 Cluoo D~. 80 degrea . nd ... Righlln the midst •.. p/IoIo!lyA .. _ Micuoni and Vokano ' I..-tad lhe day off with . k» 01. Naz fIovo rila. TINy look (W.r on ahort nOlica bid obvIo\lI.Iy tot eYCfYO .... cS.ncing up • • Iorm.. p/IoIo by An_ .. .of the fron l ........ ", -- " -'~ " "''-;:'~ "C9<M wilhin 30 fut of my ..and. bo" , nd you'''' In big lroublel" Naz (ao;:u wer. n'l Ih. only fa.ca " C ..... O.y. If nolhing .... It rem~r~d ,bout C .... Day. thO. sighl will M. Coniumption of Ihill ~_ ~_ CluM for , 1woI1"t. r 88 b gs. Ngcokovane Speaks Conlin~ed from Page I whites, black males must leave their families to seek employment for a JesaI wage of 30 cents an hour. Reunions become almost IJTlpOsSible. Because they are not considered citizens, the blacks have no Opportunity to vote to determine their own destinies. Attempting to buy the support 01 the free world, the South African goo;ernment claims that they are a country struggling against oommu" ism:- They use political prapagaOOa to suppOrt ~parthe-id. and unless the West recognilles this aod appl;es economic pressure. the blocks will neve-r 9"in freedom without extensiw b"""""". Many have died for the cause of black freedom in South Africa, and many more wiU continue to die as more and more see violence as the only means of obtaining significant change. A light of hope is besinning to shine as some solidarity is forming between the black and white youth. Both recOgnize the needs aod desires of any human being; the desire to raise and remain wilh a family, the righl to ""'" land, the enjoyment of equal rights, and the complacency to share with one anolher, be he rich or poor, white or black. Tllough currently PlIf9uing his doc· torate at Emory University in Atw.ta, Ngcokov_ plans On returning to South Africa to fijlt racism as he believes change can only be ~ from within. He is prepared to sacri· fice his life so tllat his children will not endure the iodignity and humiliation that has been accepted for so long. He is prepared to abolish the sin that has stripped him of freedom in his home· land, freedom he could only enjoy by Jfting to a country that was (and in many instarK:es still is) gu~tv 01 thaI very same 6in. LeI's hope the twen· lieth «'"My will not <:Orne to a close without eradicating the ugly injustice 01 preiudice. by Carol Bolton I Portrait of An Alcoholic Conlin~ed from Pose 2 what is the relationship between students' academic behavior and their drinking ""tterns? 84% of the reSPond· ents report that they have never (:ut a clMs after drinking, and 87% havo! never gone to class after drinking. 9% have (:ut elMs once i" the past year. 5% have on clMs 3 ot 5 times in the past ..... ar. 10% have gone to(:1Ms after having several. And while 63% of respondents have !leVer missed class because of a Ilangover, 18% (65 stu· do>nts) have missed class OrK:e, 14% (51 stude"ts) Ilave missed class 3 to 5 ti""'5. 3% (9 .tudo>nts) have missed class 6-9 times, and 3% (9 students) have missed (:lass ten or more times this year. no (25 stude"ts) report that they once received a lower grade because 01 drioking, and 3% (9 stu· dents) their drioking has CilUsOO them to r~ a lower grOOe 3-5 limes. Finally, do students believe there is a problem with alcohol here at Naza· reth? 73% say no, Z7'I> say yes. 34% (119 students) teel lhat they have a friend a1 Nazareth with a dri"king problem. 21% (96 students) report that they have a family ffi(Il100 with an alcohof problem, and 66% state thai studl!nts '"who cause problems for themselves or others due to alcohof abuse here at Nazareth College should be recommended for a referral to a" alcohof counselor. In an effort to get a profile of drink. ing at Na zareth, the Alcohol A'vareness Committee and the OT~ of Residential Life will conduct lhe same survey each year OWl" a period.of years. The data from these 5Ul'\loi'!Y5 becomes a PIIrt of the malerial being evaluated for planning and implement, ing educatio"lll programming aod determining the need for counseling services and support groups like AI·Anon or Akoholks A.-.onytnOus. Any stu· dent, faculty or staff member should teel free 10 CO"tllCt Sheila Smyth, D<lborah Dooley, or ·the Office 01 Reside"tia/ Ute for further informa· tion. Use ~ .. ) your ~. . :\used <t-YA.--<J..::J. ..- "-J ~ I text I~t~· money ~c2' fora ~, smart, ~ \ new I sport shirt During "Buy Back·· we are offering a 20'110 di$COun\ on all Nazareth College Insignia merchandise. Nazareth College Bookstore OPEN MON.-THURS. 10a.m.-7 p.m. FRIDAY 10-4 p.m. SATURDAY 1' -3 p.m.
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Updated: Antonio Galloni Identifies a New Generation of Cult Wineries
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- Written by Fred Swan
- Wednesday, 28 December 2011 05:09
Update: The numbers in my own original analysis below omitted a number of wines Antonio Galloni reviewed, due to an issue with "search" on the WA site. After reviewing the reviews that I had missed, my general point with regard to the new wineries that he has identified remains correct. However, the ratio of new wineries to old is quite a bit lower than it had first appeared. The number of high scores he handed out is also substantially higher. The majority of them went to "the usual suspects," including Abreu, Kongsgaard, Screaming Eagle, Colgin, Dominus, Joseph Phelps, etc. I've updated some of the text below accordingly. To the list of "new" wineries that Galloni touts should be added Magie Rouge (winemaker Luc Morlet), Barrett & Barrett (joint project of Heidi and Bo Barrett), and James Johnson (winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown), Cabaud Wines (winemaker Luc Morlet), Casa Piena (winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown), Paratus (winemaker Massimo Monticelli), Pott Wine (winemaker Aaron Pott) and Seaver Family Vineyards (winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown).
It's been a big week for calculating point-spreads and over-unders. Will the home team come out on top? Or will they be relegated to second class by a powerful national ranking system?
After crunching the numbers and reviewing the film, W. Blake Gray and Alder Yarrow concluded that our local heroes, the Napa Vintners, will prevail. Antonio Galloni inspected the wines. He ranked them and published the results. There was no major re-ordering of Napa Valley's established stars. Nor was there a wholesale rejection of the Big 12, or big wines in general.
The most notable differences between Galloni's assessment and that of his hugely influential predecessor, Robert Parker, were
- A bunching up of wines — fewer stratospheric scores but also an elevation from sub-90 for others resulting in a slightly higher average score
- Better scores for Corison, long seen as an example of elegance and great wine under-scored by Parker
The general take-away is as Gray said, "much more is the same under Galloni than not." Yarrow's view is essentially the same, "Galloni's scores match Parker's with an almost scary precision, except for the fact that Galloni seems to be a tougher grader."
There was natural uncertainty as to what would happen with a new reviewer of California wines. And there was some concern, because Parker's scores had done so much to promote the region and especially it's more ripe and fleshy wines. Frankly, many wineries owe their continuing existence to sales driven by Parker scores. On the other hand, it would have made little sense for Parker to cede such a high-profile region — popular with consumers as well as collectors and Wine Advocate subscribers — to a person that would immediately contradict what had been published before.
In interviews with Galloni not long after the announcement, he didn't talk about upsetting the apple cart. But he did note several times an interest in discovering new wineries. "I'm convinced there are a lot of young producers who are under the radar, and I'm looking to discover them," Galloni said. "Discovering lesser-known wineries is really where the excitement is."
Two Rivers-Marie Cabernet Sauvignon wines from the 2009 vintage were rated at 95 and 94 points. These were the first ever reviews for Rivers-Marie by Wine Advocate. The label is new but the winemaker is no stranger to top WA scores. Rivers-Marie is the project of winemaker Thomas Rivers Brown and his wife Genevieve Marie Welsh. Brown also makes the wines for Schrader, Outpost, Black Sears and others. All have received excellent Parker scores in the past with Schrader having hit 100 six times.
The 2009 Estate Cabernet Sauvignon from Gandona Vineyards also received 95 points. This was Gandona Vineyards' first Wine Advocate listing as well. The wine, which is sold via a mailing list and retails for $190, is crafted from the Pritchard Hill grapes by star winemaker Phillipe Melka.
At 94 points, there are familiar names such as Crocker and Starr, Behrens and Hitchcock and Bryant Family. There are also two "new" names. Carte Blanche received 94 points for both a 2009 and a 2008, their first vintage. Carte Blanche is owned by Nicholas Allen, great-grandson of Clarence Dillon who long owned Chateau Haut-Brion and whose family later took on La Mission Haut-Brion. Luc Morlet makes the wine for Carte Blanche. He has received high WA scores in the past while at Peter Michael Winery and Staglin.
Another name with a 94 next to it is Derenoncourt for a 2008 Stagecoach Vineyard Merlot. Only one wine from the Derenoncourt label had been previously reviewed at WA. That was their first offering, a $27 red table wine. The Merlot along with the 93-point Coombsville Cabernet Franc and 92-point California Cabernet Sauvignon are the first of Stephane Derenoncourt's high-end wines with published reviews in WA. However, Derenoncourt is also no stranger to Robert Parker reviews. He is a famous flying winemaker who first grabbed attention at Chateau Pavie Macquin and then La Mondotte, both in Bordeaux. His bio says he now consults for more than 60 wineries around the world, one of which has been Rubicon Estate.
Other new wineries at 92 points or better included Brand Estate (winemaker Phillipe Melka), Moone-Tsai (winemaker Phillipe Melka) and Harbison (winemaker Russell Bevan). Galloni has made good on his promise of identifying hot new wineries.
On the other hand, every single one of the new wineries Galloni heralds have uber-famous winemakers and have been designed from the ground up to produce the scores they are getting. There are no surprise appearances from "little guys" or unknown winemakers. To get back to football analogies, these highly-rated new wineries are like the 49ers under Harbaugh. They couldn't be considered underdogs. Their success in making well-reviewed wine was almost assumed. Only the speed and scale of that success might be a surprise.
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Top prep sprintersWho do you guys think are the best prep sprinters within the past 5 year. Male and females.
Re: Top prep sprintersWayne, I'll give it a try.I'd say Sanya Richards because she was strong at all 3 sprints.She was in the top 3 of all 3 her senior year. For the men i'd say Kelly Willie because of the same reason as above.
Re: Top prep sprintersI'd agree. All 4 years of her high school career she was top 15 in the 100 & 200 and in her 1st year of the 400 she was top 3 I believe. Not to mention that as a senior she broke the indoor 200 and 400 and outdoor 400 and was ranked #1 in the 100 and 400. She was a pretty decent long and high jumper too.
Re: Top prep sprintersWayne, I would have said Justin Gatlin, but he really didn't get noticed as much till he went to Tennessee. I guess that says alot about the coaching at UT. Justin was good at the 100, 200, 110H, AND HE COULD RUN A SMOKING 4X400 LEG, but like I said this was as a freshman at UT. What about Dwight Thomas?
Re: Top prep sprintersDwight was incredible. He ran 10.3 and 20.5 easing up at the finish and I though that was incredible. Only problem were his grades.
Re: Top prep sprintersTrackster for now. I've been thinking about playing football but every game I see one of my track team mates getting hurt I don't want risk injury.
Re: Top prep sprintersWayne, How's your preparation for the upcoming season? What are you reallyworking on to improve this year?
Re: Top prep sprintersRight now because I ran from Last September up until this August the coach and my day want me to take a break from track. Its hard because I lift weights everyday and I watch them practice sometimes but I think I should take a break to because right now I dont have anything left.
Re: Top prep sprintersIf you include performances against their peers on the world stage that rules out Sanya as she failed miserably before her former "homemates" at the last World Juniors in Jamaica being comprehensively beaten in both the 200 and 400 metres. Dwight Thomas while he took the double at Pan Am juniors was easily handled by Christian Malcolm at the World Juniors.
The most impressive prep sprinters from any country during the last five years have been Male: Mr. Bolt and female: Veronica Campbell (injured this year)
Re: Top prep sprintersWell I meant alon the lines of prep careers not just 1 singl performance. Considering that Sanya's season started in January and ended in August she did pretty good. She still was able to break the 2 indoor records the 400 outdoor record and be ranked #1 in the indoor 200,400 outdoor 100,400 and #2 in outdoor 200.
Re: Top prep sprintersWhat's up Wayne? Who is a sleeper sprinter to watch out for in Louisiana this season?
Re: Top prep sprintersBesides me(with a smile) We have Josh Comb and Jordan Davis from Southern Lab. On the girls side watch out for my sister Megan Ruffin who ran 11.77(3rd) 24.48(2nd)at state and 56.xx something this summer.
Re: Top prep sprintersAlthough running mainly 100m, Darrell Brown has been running some very fast 100m times over the past 5 years, culminating in his 10.01 WJR at the WC this year
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- New study examines early-onset eating disorders in under-13s
- International 50-year mortality trends in children and young people reveal an inadequate response to the health problems and causes of death in adolescents, particularly young men
- Apples, oranges and jam – the tasty way to keep kidney disease at bay
- Scientists prove heart has built-in repair mechanism: Exciting breakthrough towards mending broken hearts
- Fight for Sight awards £1 million for retinal disease research
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Apples, oranges and jam – the tasty way to keep kidney disease at bay
27 April 2011
New research funded by charity Kidney Research UK has found that foods containing pectin such as apples, oranges and jam could help reduce the effects of kidney disease.
Researchers at the Institute of Child Health, University College London, funded by Kidney Research UK, have successfully demonstrated that a form of pectin called modified citrus pectin (MCP) could dramatically reduce kidney damage over a sustained period, and potentially improve the lives of thousands.
It's estimated that 47,000 people in the UK are treated for kidney failure every year, a figure which is set to rise as the prevalence of the illness increases at an annual rate of more than 5 per cent.
Patients diagnosed with chronic kidney disease (CKD) face the prospect of a life-time on dialysis, or waiting indefinitely for a kidney transplant – there is currently a severe shortage of transplant organs in the UK, with 90 per cent of patients on the Organ Donor Register (7,000 people) waiting for a kidney.
Dr Paul Winyard, project lead for Kidney Research UK, said that the study could pave the way for a new treatment for some of these thousands:
"Our study has shown some incredible results and suggests that including more pectin in your diet could protect yourself from kidney disease," explained Dr Winyard.
"We now know that MCP, a derivative of pectin which is a soluble dietary fibre found in the peel and pulp of many foods including citrus fruit, reduces the severity of renal disease by altering extracellular functions and inflammation.
"This could dramatically benefit kidney patients as the study shows that pectin could be protective before the onset of kidney damage in an individual - offering a potential breakthrough into preventing the disease."
Dr David Long, Senior Kidney Research UK Fellow and joint author of the study, went on to say "This work clearly identifies a novel potential therapy for kidney injury. Our next step is to understand how pectin works on a molecular level and to determine if pectin could be an effective treatment in patients that already have established renal disease and reverse the damage to their kidneys. We'd then look to investigate how much pectin is needed for this type of treatment to be effective."
Prof. Neil Turner, chairman of Kidney Research UK also welcomed the news:
"This is an extremely promising discovery which could very well lead to more effective forms of treatment for the thousands of people in the UK who suffer from chronic kidney disease.
"There is a pressing need for better treatments to prevent the worsening of kidney function, and Kidney Research UK is keen to fund more research to find and test these."
To find out more about kidney disease and how to support the research conducted by Kidney Research UK, please visit: www.kidneyresearchuk.org.uk.
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Summary: In this module we generalize our analysis of trusses to include any planar structure. Considering a vein model, we figure the elongation of its fibers, taking into account both vertical and horizontal displacement. After determining a matrix to represent these values, we show how to automate our data entry into MATLAB in the form of an M-file. Finally, we show how to take a pseudo-inverse in MATLAB, and display the results of the process.
Let us now consider something that resembles the mechanical prospection problem introduced in the introduction to matrix methods for mechanical systems. In the figure below we offer a crude mechanical model of a planar tissue, say, e.g., an excised sample of the wall of a vein.
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Elastic fibers, numbered 1 through 20, meet at nodes, numbered 1
through 9. We limit our observation to the motion of the nodes
by denoting the horizontal and vertical displacements of node
Applying Equation 1 to each of the
remaining fibers we arrive at
data = [ % one row of data for each fiber, the
1 4 -pi/2 % first two columns are starting and ending
1 5 -pi/4 % node numbers, respectively, while the third is the
1 2 0 % angle the fiber makes with the positive horizontal axis
2 4 -3*pi/4
...and so on... ]
This data is precisely what Equation 1
requires in order to know which columns of
The next two steps are now familiar. If x =
in MATLAB will get us nowhere. The way out is to
recognize that pinv
command. Supposing
the fiber stiffnesses to each be one and the edge traction to be
of the form
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I have worn this for a few years now--every one--girls and guys--always say it smells great.
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I use this on daily basis. It has great smell, fresh and a combination of a fruity and floral. However it does not last long on me, especially when I spray it on my skin. The smell diminishes within 1 to 2 hours. I tried to spray it on my clothes and it lasts a bit longer. I usually use pleasures from Estée Lauder and I found that pleasures lasts much longer.
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Electricity!: Awesome Tesla Coil Performance
I'm not really that into performance art unless it involves the naked ladies, but I thought this guy was okay. And not in a homoerotic way either. OF COURSE IN A HOMOEROTIC WAY! Now rub your feet on the carpet and touch my nose. DO IT!
Other Electronic Music: Tesla Coil Jam! [motherboard]
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This is some guy testing his new Faraday suit with a Tesla coil playing the Imperial March. It looks like fun. And by fun I mean this guy is nuts. I don't care how harmless it is, you just don't go messing around with something that looks that much like lightning. Reminds m... / Continue →
This is a video of lightning filmed in slow motion. It is wicked awesome and restored my faith in God. UPDATE: Lost $5 on a lotto scratch-off. There is no God. UPDATE: Got the prize I wanted in my Happy Meal. God loves me! UPDATE: Wife came home. Definitely no God, at... / Continue →


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Definition of basketwork in English:
Syllabification: bas·ket·workPronunciation: /ˈbaskitˌwərk
- 1Material woven in the style of a basket.More example sentences
- Protective coverings were made of leather, wood, shells, or basketwork, later replaced by bronze, iron, and steel.
- Every available space is tastefully adorned with artwork: masks, busts, paintings, basketwork, weaponry, shields and much, much more.
- Like all aspects of Balinese life, the intricately carved wooden sculptures, bamboo basketwork, silver and gold jewelry, and textiles are linked to religious and traditional beliefs on the island.
- 1.1The craft of making material woven in the style of a basket.More example sentences
- Occupational therapy in the form of needlework, woodcarving and basketwork and entertainment including film shows and dancing all played a big role in the men's rehabilitation.
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All That Glitters Wine Tasting & Silent Auction—Sept. 2008 |
Sincere thanks to all who joined MacDonald Training Center and Honorary Event Chair Wayne Shattuck of ABC Action News for the 11th Annual "All That Glitters" Wine Tasting & Silent Auction on Saturday, September 27th, 2008. Photos of the event were graciously taken by New View Gallery. Click here to view the pictures: Winners of the "Best of" Challenges were the following: 01 Best Dessert


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Anyone remember Uptown 713, that ghastly excuse for a grub-ateria that once occupied a little shoebox-size space behind Apollo's Lounge, near Seventh Street and Bethany Home Road? Believe me, it's not worth remembering. The only reason I haven't completely erased it from the memory banks is that after I wrote a stinging review of the place back in early 2004, its owner squealed like a stuck pig, ordering New Times never to mention the name of his sacred eatery again. Of course, we ignored this daft demand, and life went on as usual. For us, that is. Uptown 713, on the other hand, served its last meal several months back. A more deserved culinary demise would be difficult to envision.
Cafe Del Sol, the establishment that's taken over Uptown 713's old quarters, is an improvement over its predecessor, though that's not saying much. Chef/proprietor Bill Traynor has done what he can within the limitations of this postage stamp of a nosherie. The walls are burnt yellow, the floor burnt orange, and the tiny bar topped with deep blue tiles. You can still dine alfresco on the wide patio, weather permitting. Otherwise, be prepared to get to know your fellow restaurantgoers better than you may wish.
Traynor is a defector from corporate America, and a recent grad of the Arizona Culinary Institute. Apparently, his wife is Puerto Rican and has initiated him into the joys of Caribbean cuisine, which in turn inspired his bill of fare. Authenticity seems to be his culinary ambition, but the results are mixed. Traynor gets it right some of the time, and other times falls flat. He's aiming at doing the sort of food that Havana Cafe already does pretty durn well. Not that the town's not big enough for more purveyors of island eats. But Cafe Del Sol caused me to pine for its more seasoned Cuban competitor, an outcome I'm sure Traynor did not intend.
Hours: Lunch, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday; Dinner, 5 to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday; closed Monday.
Lunch at Cafe Del Sol was an intriguing disaster. Both sopas I sampled seemed to want more of everything, especially more time in the pot. The caldo gallego, a peppery mixture of white beans, chorizo and kale in a chicken stock, was neither offensive nor very enticing. And Traynor's black bean soup was far too anemic and by-the-numbers. At Havana, the potage de frijoles negros is thick, almost like a black bean pudding, with the slight twinge of garlic in every bite. Similarly, Cafe Del Sol's take on the classic Cubano was more akin to panini in execution than the slightly greasy, pressed roll you get at Havana, with ham, roast pork, Swiss cheese, sliced pickles, and so on. However, the jicama slaw that shared the plate with Traynor's Cubano was refreshing and unique, and I did appreciate the fact that the root veggie chips were made in-house.
Too bad the shoestring fries that went with the "frita Cubano," or Cuban hamburger, were straight out of the freezer, like fries you'd get at Sonic. I know cutting your own fries is a pain in the ass, but it makes a big difference, and I don't think Cafe Del Sol can use the smallness of its operation as an excuse. My pal chef Peter Deyo used to cut them himself all the time when he was running the Welcome Diner, and that place is even more diminutive. Fortunately, the beef patty served alongside these prefabricated pommes frites was, to Traynor's credit, quite juicy and sloppily engrossing, topped with onions on a soft bun.
I was a little annoyed by the lack of yuca on the menu, that starchy tuber also known as cassava or manioc. I love yuca frita, or fried spears of yuca, which, over at Havana, is offered with tongue-tingling dips. And boiled yuca drenched in garlic may be one of the simplest and most satisfying dishes in the world. The root is a staple in Cuban cuisine, and its absence at Cafe Del Sol is frustrating. Perhaps Traynor is trying to placate yanquis unused to yuca's texture, but, hey, screw them! Blimey, do you want to do a Caribbean-themed restaurant or what, boyo?
Aside from being yuca-less, dinner presents Cafe Del Sol in a much better light. Both the ground-beef-stuffed, Puerto Rican-style empanadas and the smaller, crab-and-chorizo-filled empanaditas were scrumptious, like a Latin answer to Indian samosas. As for the Cubano bruschetta, with the same elements as a Cubano sammy but prepped à la the Italian snack, they just seemed boring and, frankly, unimaginative, like something a student at a culinary college would cook up in a vain attempt to impress his or her teacher.
The main dishes, or platillos principales, were earnest attempts at these tropical viands. The sides of sliced, fried plantains, or maduros, that came with several entrees would probably please that Cuban ham Ricky Ricardo. And the tostone, or squashed double-fried plantain, that topped each pile of rice was right on the money, even if the unit of exchange was a peso. The ropa vieja, the renowned Cuban dish of shredded beef braised in a sauce of tomatoes, red wine, garlic and sweet peppers, was adequate, even if it failed to match Havana Cafe's magnificent version. And the Guatemalan dish of chicken breast in a tomatillo-pumpkinseed sauce (pollo jocon) was tasty, even if I would have liked more of that sauce.


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Update: prove.com.au layout has been fixed!
So Mark finally got bothered to whip up a wordpress blog for us. Nice one....
As he seems to have a list with things he'll never get around to doing, I might as well get one up as well.
- Fix layout on prove.com.au
I never said it had to be a long list...
So I started playing with Django and Google's App Engine. I'll try and explain my first thoughts individually and then a little about what i think of them combined.
I genuinely like Django. If I had to describe it in a single word it would be 'concise'. They really do take the DRY (don't repeat yourself) principle seriously. It's auto admin system is incredibly powerful and can be setup with very little effort. The Model Template View architecture is clear and well implemented. The model stack is exceptionally powerful and is able to sync the database automatically making migrations a piece of cake. The template language is very simple and can be picked up in minutes (given you are already familiar with HTML). Lastly, its routing and URL handling is incredibly advanced, and has a very cool generic view system which allows you to setup simple view actions automatically.
My only concern is that it's current popularity is overshadowed by some other frameworks such as its red cousin ruby on rails. This may not sound like a valid argument to some, but it does make a massive difference when considering active discussion and plugins. Hopefully this should rapidly change over the next few years.
Google App Engine
First the good. I think app engine is revolutionary. Instead of having to worry about a distributed system with load balancing, I can now consider my hardware stack a giant auto-elastic server with virtually unlimited resources. Google is also very genrous with the free quota, for any normal app, you will not go anywhere near the limits set per day.
However with the good must alas come the bad and there are too many to list here. To keep it in one sentence, Google App Engine is good for one app, Google search. You must use either Python or Java, you must know Datastore/GQL, no GQL results beyond 1000 rows (sound familiar?). App engine currently have some limits that seriously scare me. I hope they will lift this over time.
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Not quite captain planet. The problem comes down to the model stack. Django uses SQL, App Engine uses Datastore/GQL which to me is a huge issue. By putting your app on App Engine, you instantly lose your django admin system, sessions and will likely have to refactor your entire model layer to accommodate. Given Django's DRY principle (Fat models, skinny views), this would probably mean ~50% of your codebase.
In conclusion, I think I'm going to keep playing with Django, but give app engine a rest.... for now.
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Welcome to the new look of Higher Logic!! Its been 3 years and I finally got off my ass and put up wordpress =). Keep an eye out on this space for info on our latest projects and inane ramblings from Tony and myself …
In the next month we are looking to wrap up our courses.com.au project (Yahoooooooo!!!) and our first iPhone app. Couple of things on my plate right now:
- Wrap up courses.com.au
- Clean up and release our first iPhone app
- Slaying the Atlassian dragon, I got in on the $10 deal went a little overboard and bought everything atassian had on offer Here Be Dragons
- Clean up the dev server … its quite yukky
- Hookup my shiny new mac mini with shiny yet to arrive Elgato Eyetv 250 as my new media setup
- Watch some good old anime!!!


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