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Eagle Rock EntertainmentPeter Frampton has announced complete details about the upcoming video and audio collections he's releasing next month featuring performances from his recent tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Frampton Comes Alive! album.
On November 13, the veteran guitar whiz will issue FCA! 35 Tour: An Evening with Peter Frampton as a two-DVD set and a Blu-ray disc, as well as a three-CD compilation titled The Best of FCA! 35 Tour.
The video packages feature footage from a pair of concerts Frampton played this past February, at Milwaukee's Pabst Theater and New York City's Beacon Theatre. The Best of FCA! 35 Tour, meanwhile, offers performances handpicked by Frampton from various shows on his 2011-2012 trek.
For all the concerts on his 2011-2012 FCA! 35 Tour, the veteran rocker played Frampton Comes Alive! in its entirety during the first set, then delivered an additional set of songs spanning his entire career, with some covers thrown into the mix too.
"I have tried to find the best musical performances from as many different countries and cities as possible," says Frampton about the CD set. "My [modus operandi] in choosing these tracks was to make this CD as representative as possible of the entire year of shows."
The DVD, Blu-ray and CD set all will be available for pre-order starting on October 19.
Here is the complete track list for The Best of FCA! 35 Tour album:
Disc 1:"Somethin's Happening""Doobie Wah""Lines on My Face""Show Me the Way""It's a Plain Shame""Wind of Change""Just the Time of Year""Penny for Your Thoughts""All I Wanna Be (Is by Your Side)""Baby, I Love Your Way""(I Wanna) Go to the Sun""Nowhere's Too Far (for My Baby)""(I'll Give You) Money"
Disc 2:"Do You Feel Like We Do""Shine On""Jumpin' Jack Flash""While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
Disc 3:"Asleep at the Wheel""Restraint""Float""Boot It Up""Double Nickels""Vaudeville Nanna and the Banjolele""Suite: Liberte""All I Wanna Be (Is by Your Side)" Electric"Road to the Sun""I Don't Need No Doctor""Black Hole Sun""Four Day Creep""Off the Hook"
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Nate Springfield
Under the Radar - AL/NL Only Leagues
Thursday September 22nd, 2011
Jordan Pacheco is seeing regular playing time for the Rox. (Icon SMI)
The final AL/NL-only Under the Radar of the season features a few rookies and a few veterans that may have just enough in this final stretch of the fantasy season to put your team on top. For managers looking to make that final push on their single-league fantasy teams, look no further.
* Owned percentages via Yahoo!
AL-Only Players
Jason Donald - 2B/SS, Cleveland Indians (0% owned)
Even after the return of Jason Kipnis from the disabled list, Jason Donald has been seeing enough playing time to make him noteworthy for deeper AL-only owners. The former Arizona Wildcat is currently carrying a .310 batting average with one home run, and three stolen bases on the season. Even though those numbers show little upside, he has been very solid at the plate as of late, hitting .353 over the last two weeks of play with four runs scored. With teams shutting down regulars at the end of the season for injuries, or resting them for the playoffs, Donald will continue to see at-bats, making him able to help your team.
Everett Teaford - RP, Kansas City Royals (4% owned)
Even though he still only possesses relief pitcher eligibility with Yahoo!, the Kansas City Royals have moved rookie Everett Teaford into their rotation for the remainder of the season. In his 28 innings out of the bullpen, Teaford posted a 3.21 ERA, with 15 strikeouts and allowed 5 home runs. The 27 year-old's last two appearances have been in the starting capacity, combining for 11 innings and allowing one earned run (on a home run), striking out nine, and holding the opposition to a .184 batting average. His final appearance of the season will come on Friday versus the White Sox, who he faced his last start and defeated, making him a good pickup for daily leagues in his final start of 2011.
Darnell McDonald - OF, Boston Red Sox (0% owned)
If you are grasping at straws for an outfielder then Darnell McDonald's current hot streak may be something to be interested in. In the last seven days, the veteran outfielders is hitting .438 with a home run and 4 RBI in 16 at-bats. He currently has a five game hitting streak and expect him to keep getting a few at-bats down the stretch as Boston searches for some kind of spark on offense.
NL-Only Players
Jordan Pacheco - C/1B/3B, Colorado Rockies (2% owned)
Playing primarily behind the plate in the minors, Jordan Pacheco has yet to log an inning as a catcher with the Rockies, splitting time between first and third base since his early September promotion. Even though he doesn't possess the power of a typical big league corner infielder, he did carry a .303 batting average with an .803 on-base-plus-slugging (OPS) during his five minor league seasons. The New Mexico native has been playing regularly since becoming a big leaguer and doing well at the plate, hitting .286 with two home runs and three multi-hit games over his first 49 big league at-bats. Since he presently has catcher eligibility, Pacheco would be a good pickup in any two catcher league for the final stretch of games this season.
Kevin Millwood - SP, Colorado Rockies (3% owned)
Veteran starting pitcher Kevin Millwood has pitched well for the Rockies since joining the team in early August. Before his last start against San Diego, when he lasted only 3 1/3 innings giving up two home runs and six earned runs, Millwood owned a respectable 3.68 ERA with 29 strikeouts in 44 innings pitched. His next start is this Sunday against the Houston Astros and Millwood should fair well against the young team that has yet to see him. Owners should not put too much stock in his last start, since it was his first start of the season that he did not pitch at least 5 1/3 innings and gave up more than 4 earned runs in an outing.
Allen Craig - 2B/OF, St. Louis Cardinals (4% owned)
With the unfortunate injury to Matt Holliday, Allen Craig is a lock to be in the St. Louis starting lineup until Holliday's return. On the season, the 27 year-old utility man has posted a .309 batting average, hit eight home runs, and has stole five bases in 181 at-bats. Craig has made the most of his recent regular playing time, going 5-24 with two home runs, three RBI, and two multi-hit games since becoming a starter for Tony LaRussa. He is a great candidate to replace Holliday, or any struggling outfielder you may have active on your roster for the remainder of the season.
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Attorney John J. Ghidini, who's got his own law firm in Cheshire, explains that if you get caught at Bradley with a bowl, he'd be on the short list of people to call.
"Marijuana possession is illegal under federal law, and a person getting on a plane with some legally purchased medical buds would be subject to arrest if this person attempted to board an airplane," Ghidini says. "In fact, a person boarding a plane in San Francisco, where marijuana is medically legal, could be arrested by the federal government, in the airport in California, and charged with possession of marijuana. The reason for this rests in the Constitution. This is where this debate becomes a question of federalism and state's rights."
Yikes. Good to know.
The battle for legalization has got to learn to walk before it can learn to run, and to get to a place where we can carry weed on an airplane legally, we're going to need some serious momentum.
If legalized, how expensive would weed be for us folks who aren't wealthy?
Right now, medical marijuana is legal and sold in dispensaries in California and Colorado. If pot were legalized, that's probably the model that the marijuana market would continue to follow.
My West Coast sources tell me that it's typical to buy legal buds these days for about $20 a gram, $60 an eighth and $300 an ounce. So … not much different than the current black-market prices.
Will the taxes eventually be exploited and raised, like, say, with cigarettes? Maybe. We do live in a greed-based, capitalist society so there's no telling. But at least we would know that the proceeds will be going toward our societal needs and not to support a terrorist drug cartel. And your friendly neighborhood grower? He could go into business legally, so everybody wins.
Breathalyzers and sobriety tests can help prove drunk drivers, but besides sobriety tests, which smoking can either help or hurt, depending on the person, there is no legal way to tell who's high. How do you make weed across-the-board legal when such scenarios present themselves in ways directly involving the safety of the public?
"Under current law, a breath test is not needed in order for an officer to believe that probable cause exists to arrest an individual for operating under the influence," says Attorney John J. Ghidini. "The law only requires that the state prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a person was under the influence at the time of operation. … Marijuana can linger in the blood for up to a month or more based on one use. Therefore, a positive urine or blood screen for marijuana simply establishes that the person was under the influence of marijuana at some point within the last month. That being said, the reality is that the smell of burnt marijuana, coupled red bloodshot eyes, failure of any standardized field sobriety test, plus a crash or some form of erratic driving would be sufficient probable cause for an officer to make an arrest on suspicion of operating under the influence. People are routinely charged with driving under the influence while high on crack, marijuana, prescription medications, cough syrup, so the framework exists to prosecute these types of offenses."
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Morningside College announces summer graduates
Thirty-four students graduated with bachelor's degrees from Morningside College this summer.
Kali Angerman, Kelsey Baldwin, Chris Delfs III, Matthew Niles, Maurie Tomke, and Linda Xayabanha of Sioux City received bachelor of arts degrees.
Others who received bachelor of arts degrees were: Zachary Andersen of Cedar Falls, Iowa; Jason Freudenburg of Madison, Neb.; Amber Jarzynka of Blair, Neb.; Michael Kellen of Omaha, Neb.; Kendra Klein of Remsen, Iowa; Brandie Koenig of Sloan, Iowa; Samuel Kruse of Guthrie Center, Iowa; Adam Mathers of Correctionville, Iowa; Robert Mosby of Omaha, Neb.; Kory Petzenhauser of Merrill, Iowa; Jesse Pick of Northfield, Minn.; Edwin Sanchez of Oswego, Ill.; Ryusuke Sugamori of Osaka, Japan; and Joshua Towle of Maplewood, Minn.
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SEC vs. ACC: League rivalry adds to opener
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The mural features an abstracted city, comprised of various blocks which grow and tumble playfully along two opposing fifty foot walls. There are a variety of hand painted patterns inspired by some of this seasons prints (I threw a little Kenzo and Comey reference in the mix), some insider jokes (there is an ankh for my mom who is an egyptologist, some astrological elements, and textile designs from a variety of international sources.
Farrow and Ball were kind enough to give us amazing paint to work with, the OC staff were so generous with their help, friendship, birthday cupcakes, and ping pong matches. And special thanks to Nick for his hard work and driving abilities!
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From Live Broadcast to Live Stream
- At February 28, 2012
- By Brian
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With over four billion hits per day and more than 60 hours of footage uploaded every minute, YouTube has changed the way we think of and interact with the web. Since the service's launch in 2005, we have become publishers of content, giving a platform to all with a webcam — no longer does one need a studio setup or large budget to upload and host video footage in the public domain. Soon after YouTube's commercialization and acquisition by Google, new services began to emerge developing on the technology created, taking advantage of the fast growing trend. Two short years later, UStream entered the market with something a little different. Speeding up the process of instant gratification again, UStream made it immediate, allowing the live streaming of content to audiences around the world, free of charge. We first saw the wonders of this service in the lead-up to the 2008 Presidential Election when primary reports and debates were streamed immediately online for all to see, building the fascination with this new online technology.
As could have been predicted, it was not before long we saw the arts take hold of this technology. For an industry specializing in audio and visual imagery with a finite number of admissions and high price tag, it was a perfect fit. Since the mid-1970s, established theatres have been attempting to incorporate live broadcasts into their business models. One of the most prominent, Live from Lincoln Center, has brought to our living rooms countless productions every year of their sold-out spectacles, recently Candide, Porgy & Bess, Contact, The Light in the Piazza, and South Pacific. Often aired on PBS, these productions are geared toward grey-hairs, free to watch on local television. Generally speaking, they broadcast Tuesday nights, have a historic biopic during the intermission break, and are hosted by a C-list Dick Van Dyke. Anything fresh or sexy was reserved for movie theatres with a steep admission up-charge (think something like Spike Lee's Passing Strange, filmed months earlier with heavy post-production). Even these "accessible" movie theatre broadcasts are hard to come by and air sparingly at awkward times, setting them up to fail.
With the advancement of live streaming technologies, we'll soon see these productions move into this realm. Over the past several years, we've seen this on a smaller scale with productions like the Hair revival posting their finale online every night. Streaming (not broadcasting) a full production is the next logical step:
- Live-streaming breaks new ground in the way it merges theater and technology.
- Theatre, in its most basic essence, is a live art form making its live transmission without post production natural.
- Web 2.0 can allow performances to be interactive in a way that a traditional audience setting cannot.
- It combines the excitement of live theater with the community live streamed video fosters.
- Provides an additional source of income, limitless in the number of participants, to an industry with a finite number of admissions nightly.
- Relatively low-cost of startup and almost-guaranteed audience around the world.
- Limits the impact geographic location has on audience members experiencing new pieces, enabling a diverse and limitless experience.
- Transcending quality and personal tailoring of of new technology deeply engages a 21st century audience.
- A new dramatic paradigm that could launch an entirely new dramatic form born of today's technology.
The biggest forseeable issue standing in the way of this movement is blockades from Actors' Equity. I foresee the union having extreme concerns with losing control over content, despite their lackluster performance monitoring bootleg traffic. They'll cite it as distancing from the art and, if passed, push for radical increases in per diem and minimum salaries. I don't think the move is for all companies, and to be quite honest, never expect to see commercial venues incorporate it into their business strategy, fearing all will substitue the online edition of the performance with sitting in ORCH BB 101. But for fringe producers and festival productions have much to gain by any method to pull in additional profits and build name recognition.
Chris Mellor of The Guardian believes, "Streamed theatre is still an underdeveloped (for some, unknown) tool and most producers are yet to grasp its full potential. But at a time when it can be difficult to fill venues, it represents a new way of helping the box office pull in additional revenue." Starting small, these organizations should start by streaming rehearsals or press events for all fans to see and share. Arts organizations have little market research on their publics; by engaging them in web 2.0, depth of knowledge can be ascertained quickly, easily, and with little/no cost. By giving this audience what it's looking for and creating this engagement, smaller arts organizations can use a long-tailed approach, better suited for their niche market. A better engagement strategy means a more involved audience who can grow with the organization — it won't be long before these patrons pull themselves into seats. The sooner this shift happens, the sooner invested audiences are ensuring financial black for the arts organizations they patron.


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INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS 9, Avenue d'Orsay, Paris-VIIe Sch/H/T Your Reference: HVT/WJB/AC/192 TELEGRAMS: INTERFED—PARIS TELEPHONE: INVALIDES 45-88 AFFILIATED COUNTRIES: ARGENTINE AUSTRIA BELGIUM CANADA CZECHOSLOVAKIA DANTZIG DENMARK DUTCH EAST INDIES ESTONIA FINLAND FRANCE GREAT BRITAIN GREECE HOLLAND HUNGARY INDIA LUXEMBURG MEMEL TERRITORY PALESTINE POLAND ROUMANIA SOUTH AFRICA SOUTH-WEST AFRICA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND YUGOSLAVIA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: President W. M. Citrine, Great Britain; Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. Jouhaux, France; E. Kupers, Holland; Corn. Mertens, Belgium; R. Tayerle, Czechoslovakia; General Secretary: W. Schevenels. Letter: F. I. de Sol No. 605 14th April, 1939. To the Members of the Executive. Dear Comrade Citrine, On the 11th April, the Conference of International Trade Secretariats, convened by the decision of the Executive at its meeting in London on the 29th and 30th March, was held in Paris to consider the coordination of the relief work for Spanish refugees. The minutes of the meeting are attached. In execution of the wishes expressed by this Conference, an appeal for used clothing, underclothing and shoes for the men, women and child refugees from Spain has been sent out to National Centres and International Trade Secretariats. The Conference also decided to set up an "IFTU/ITS Committee for the Spanish Refugees", to co-ordinate the work, and this committee is composed of seven members - one representative of the IFTU, one from the French National Trade Union Centre, and one each from the Trade Secretariats of the Public Services, Transportworkers, Miners, Employees and Teachers. From the minutes of the meeting and the two circulars which are attached herewith, one addressed to National Centres and one to Trade Secretariats, you will see the exact nature of the decisions taken, particularly as regards the constitution of the IFTU/ITS Committee and its tasks. Yours sincerely, W. Schevenels. General Secretary. E.A.B. Enclosures. Sir W. M. Citrine. London.
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Smooth talk among disparate devices
By Dan Dumdie
Interoperability allows instruments from different suppliers to openly communicate and run standard control configurations on a single Foundation fieldbus (FF) segment.
Interoperable fieldbus devices all speak the same language, regardless of the manufacturer. They communicate and operate without costly, complex translators, or "gateways." This enables "plug and play" operation.
Devices achieve interoperability without limiting the instrument supplier to a fixed set of control algorithms. Interoperability does not limit manufacturer innovation, nor does the FF specification. No other competing bus on the market today offers these capabilities or level of instrument interoperability.
Let's look at how users can achieve this and be assured interoperability will work as advertised.
Device descriptions
Device descriptions (DDs) come with every fieldbus instrument and provide supplier specific information about the device. DDs are analogous to device drivers in a PC.
Using device drivers, a PC operates different peripheral devices such as printers and video adapters. Likewise, using DDs, a fieldbus host operates and communicates with any supplier's fieldbus instrument.
DDs supply information about the field device, including its operating procedures and the parameters associated with its function blocks. For example, DDs provide descriptions of any additional parameters associated with a vendor-specific, proportional-integral-derivative control algorithm, possibly including parameter engineering units, menus for diagnostics or data calibration, help information, and other data pertinent to the application.
Instrument suppliers provide incremental DDs for function blocks that contain additional parameters than those defined by the specification. These become a supplement to standard function block DDs.
Suppliers typically provide them on a CD-ROM, which users copy to their host's hard drive. However, DDs can also be stored in field devices for upload over the fieldbus to the host, if the instrument supports this service. In short, DDs provide additional device information needed for instrument interoperability.
Function block spec
Because DDs provide information regarding function block operation, it stands to reason there must be a standard function block specification to implement control configurations. Only then can you achieve true interoperability.
The function block is a common structure that defines input, output, and contained parameters required for each specific block's algorithm. In addition, function blocks standardize handling alarms and events. They even standardize the diagram used for control configuration. Function blocks also support built-in schedules to synchronize control configuration execution times and bus communications.
With a standard function block specification and DDs, the host computer consistently downloads control configurations and other data to field instruments. Likewise, the host can also access field information regardless of instrument supplier. In effect, the function block specification and DDs become the essence of fieldbus interoperability.
Interoperability testing
Software development errors, or specification misinterpretations, can lead to problems affecting an instrument's interoperability. Therefore, each device introduced into the market must go through rigorous testing to ensure its compatibility and adherence to the fieldbus specification. After completing and passing the test, the FF awards its logo "check mark" indicating device registration.
Instrument manufacturers can write their own communication stack software, or they can buy it. Once a stack has passed the conformance test, any manufacturer's instrument may use it. However, each new revision must resubmit for conformance testing.
Interoperability testing is function block specific, and testing takes place on each block in a field device. The Fieldbus Foundation requires devices from two different suppliers that contain the same function block but different communication stacks to pass the interoperability testing process before it will register any device with that block.
This overall fieldbus device testing checks virtually all aspects of hardware and software integration. In the eyes of the end user, this adds integrity to each instrument that passes the rigorous testing process. IT
Dan Dumdie has 30 years' experience in the process industries. He was responsible for the first interoperable Foundation fieldbus installation in June 1997. He has a B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of Washington and is a senior ISA member. Visit his Web site at www.hmtutorials.com.
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I have a slightly custom paintjob on my truck. It is dated and needs a few places touched up, i.e. rust spots. I am thinking of sanding them down to bare metal and then priming them then putting a red primer and then a top coat, then wet sanding down the top coat until the red shows through. Kind of a modified patina paint job only on those spots and the roof.
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05-07-2012, 06:08 PM #2I think it is a cool idea. But if you do it go all out with the patina.
05-07-2012, 08:20 PM #3Almost sounds rat roddish, with clear cote minus the rust.. lol
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05-07-2012, 11:32 PM #4There is a show on SpikeTV called Trucks. They did a full patina on a 50's GMC truck. It turned out bada$$
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I believe this is the one he was talking about.Please Tell Your Boobs To Quit Staring At My Eyes
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A $68 million bond issue would result in a two-cent tax increase. For a home valuation at $100,000, that comes out to $20 a year. The other option would be a $168 million bond issue that would result in a five-cent tax increase per $100 valuation. For a home valued at $100,000, this would result in a tax increase of $50 a year.
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