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Late Tuesday night and a full two weeks ahead of schedule, legendary Atlanta rock act The Swimming Pool Q's emailed a special thank you to fans who have now donated a total of $15,602 to fund the release of the band's long out of print A&M albums. Released in 1984 and 1986 respectively, "The Swimming Pool Q's" and the follow up album, "Blue Tomorrow" were only ever distributed on vinyl and cassette when originally issued. The band has worked for years to convince its former label to transfer rights in order for the albums to enter the digital age.
Thanks to 197 Kickstarter backers, the band can do just that this fall via a brand-new double CD of both albums. In the email sent to supporters Tuesday night, the band wrote: "We are immensely grateful and very excited the project will be realized. We're also excited we have over two weeks remaining. As a special thank you, we are going to send every backer a digital download of the new Q's track 'Science Moon' from our current recording sessions. This won't be available anywhere else for a while so this is truly an exclusive thanks." The band started the fundraising campaign last month.
And since the band has 18 additional days remaining on its Kickstarter campaign, they've pledged an additional gift to fans if they reach $20,000 in funding by Oct.8: The first Swimming Pool Q's rock T-shirt produced in this millennium, featuring the band's iconic "Q" logo as designed by Q's vocalist Anne Richmond Boston, who (in between stints as a rock goddess) is also a gifted graphic artist.
The Q's inform backers that the CD packaging production is already underway and are awaiting final assembly for delivery scheduled for sometime next month. In exchange to generous support from fans, the band will be dining together with supporters at two separate Olive Garden Italian dinners (the reward at the $900 level) and will be playing one private show for a fan supporting the effort at the top-tier $2,500 level.
For the band's younger fans, the notion that these iconic albums were never issued on CD or made available digitally is a head scratcher so we asked Q's guru Jeff Calder to take us all back to the magical era of Ronald Reagan and disgruntled fast food hamburger consumer Clara Peller screeching "Where's the beef?!" for a musical history lesson.
"At the time we did the first record in '84, the prospect of getting a CD issued was remote," Calder explains. "In 1984, the only groups getting CDs were top-selling artists and European artists. By 1986 when 'Blue Tomorrow' came out, we were right at the point where everybody was getting a CD but not quite. We just didn't get one. And that record in particular could have really benefited from a CD issue since it was such a sophisticated record, thanks to the production by [U.K.producer] Mike Howlett."
Many of the fans who have pledged $29 and up, will also receive a bonus disc containing outtakes from the 1980s recording sessions, including a never-before-heard country and western version of "The Swimming Pool Q's" side one lead off track "The Bells Ring," a favorite of college radio DJs back when Sony Walkmans roamed the earth.
"After the record came out, we had a deal with A&M's publishing wing and they had a branch in Nashville," explains Calder. "And with 'The Bells Ring' with that opening line about 'The night turns green in a Trailways bus' and all that, I thought, 'Let's make a country demo of that and take it to Nashville.' Clearly, I didn't know what I was doing. I took it to Nashville they listened to it and then this very sweet woman told me, 'Jeff, it's a perfectly nice song but there's just not enough furniture in it for country music.' To this day, I have no idea if she meant there literally wasn't enough furniture referenced in the lyrics or if that was some kind of insidery Nashville lingo I had never been exposed to! I even asked Kristian Bush from Sugarland recently since he's a guy who knows all about that stuff. He tried to explain it to me and I still don't get it. So that was the official end of the country demo for 'The Bells Ring.' But Anne sounds great on it and we're excited that people will finally get to hear it. Just don't go in expecting to hear an ottoman or anything."
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by Hilton Hater at . Updated at .Miley Cyrus is topless in the latest issue of Rolling Stone.
The singer, however, is covering her breasts with her hands and we may now know why: she's ashamed of her figure.
But Miley reportedly has a plan to fix this problem, and it involves going under the knife.
"Miley thinks new boobs will make her look more womanly and help her get taken more seriously," a source tells The Daily Star.
It is true that among the many criticisms of her Video Music Awards performance, some viewers took issue with Miley's body. Cher even said it looked like Hell.
But would Cyrus really take such a step? At 20 years old?
The artist is clearly aware that she lacks the sort of curves that make men drool over women such as Kim Kardashian.
She tells Rolling Stone that she only weighs 108 pounds and she Tweeted a response to rumors of anorexia awhile back, referring to a "a gluten and lactose allergy."
Then again, did you see what Miley wore at the iHeartMusic Radio Festival?!? This doesn't appear to be a young star ashamed of her body.
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The more she tries to shock us, the more we are watching. If you believe in your talent, why do you feel the need to shock us into watching you? Instead of just knowing you will grow up,why try and speed up the process. Its crazy between her and Justin, I don't know which one will crash first. An abuse of a God given talent.
I don't this it's a wise idea, not because of her music, or even her way she makes the choice to put just about every inch of skin out for the world to see. I think it would actually hurt her. She is so skinny, that it could if anything really hurt her back. If she wants to look like she has more, where a good bra! I just worry that she is going to far with pushing to be "her-self" she is a pretty lady, she don't need to make any alterations to the body that has worked hard on getting.


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2.3/5 rDev -27%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 1.25
Not the biggest fan of hard ciders or fruity beers
Appearance, nice very light gold color in the glass. 1/2" head
Aroma, pretty strong with apples and a slight hint at the Belgium yeast brewed within.
Taste, not so good here, almost like candy apple straight through. There was a bit of the Belgium but it was SO buried beneath the obscene amount of candy apple flavor that I didn't find much more flavor to this beer.
Overall, I would recommend this to women who like sweeter drinks and to anyone who wants to start trying beer as an introduction into this. But that would be it.
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A: Pours a very lightly hazy pale golden yellow in color with moderate amounts of active visible carbonation rising from the bottom of the glass and some faint straw yellow highlights. The beer has a finger tall fizzy white head that reduces fairly quickly to a small to medium sized patch of very thin film and a very thin ring at the edges of the glass. Very light amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Moderate aromas of really sweet cider (similar to original Woodchuck if memory serves me correctly - though it has been like a decade since I've had it) with a faint hint of wheat.
T: Upfront there is a really sweet flavor of cider (akin to a Woodchuck original) that is followed by very light flavors of wheat. There is also a lingering flavor of slightly pasty Belgian yeast. Minimal amounts of sweetness or bitterness in the finish.
M: Slightly heavier than light bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation.
O: Easy enough to drink with well hidden alcohol but there is something about the combination of flavors that just does not quite mixed correctly in my opinion - shockingly sweet cider with a slightly pasty Belgian yeast + wheat flavor.
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02-05-2014 02:21:06 | More by dbrauneis
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look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Went to refill Keg... and always looking for something different.
Last one from the winter orders.
Not sure what I was getting into, but I've had Shock top Before and liked it, so Why not apple.
Vary Apple, with a hint of beer.
Closer to a cider than a beer. Realize now why they asked me if I was sure at the Bud distributer.
I liked it. Not sure how I will feel at the end of the keg... But for now a fun change to share with friends.
If your looking for a beer this is a novelty that's okay for a taste... If you like ciders this is OKAY... but if you are like me and like a little bit of everything, this will bridge the gap.
Plumbing tip of the Day. "If your water heater ruptures, smile... you now have a swimming pool for a basement." (pumped 3000 gallons of water out of a basement today.)
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For a limited time, the Nook Simple Touch is available for $79 while the Nook Color drops to $149.
A day after getting a $300 investment from Microsoft, Barnes & Noble is on the offensive again, chopping $20 off its Nook Simple Touch e-ink e-reader and the Nook Color tablet for Mother's Day.
You can now pick up the Nook Simple Touch for $79 and the Nook Color for $149. The sale runs until May 12 and Barnes & Noble will also throw in a free Nook gift bag with purchases of those devices (while supplies last). The bag doesn't look all that exciting, but hey, it's better than a plastic bag.
It should be noted that the Nook Simple Touch didn't sell as well as Barnes & Noble had hoped during last year's holiday season and the company recently started shipping the hot-selling $139 Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight, which earned a CNET Editors' Choice and is back-ordered until May 7. The Nook Color is also an older model that came out in 2010 and doesn't have the faster processor of the $199 Nook Tablet.
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Blacklist and Mod rocker two entirely different boards one run on them and you can tell. And yes hand flexing a board is so awesome to figure out the feel. Ride the product that's where the differences shine.
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Put down the pipe, get sterilized, and don't waste the community's time mumbling that you've "heard" things about a board and "you know(by hand flexing/staring at while baked) you'll have for 5 years". Some people actually need solid help and want information from someone who has ACTUALLY RIDDEN the deck. Stop wildly spewing theoretical, know-it-all nonsense and wasting paragraphs on threads. |
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Don't get to worked up you might shit yourself and then your mom will have to come clean it up for you. Yes, how dare I give someone advice on a board I know about. Lets let you tell this person what to do. You seem to be much more helpful than me though. You do know what you're talking about. I mean hell. It's not like you just googled the board and posted the first link you say.....retard.
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The most troubling and mind-numbing thing about you is you fail to see the error in the mindless nonsensical jibberish that you spew. Keep up the good work captain "hand flex". BTW, I just "thought about" purchasing a lib tech La nina mc. I hand flexed it yesterday so I'm sure it's medium stiff and I "heard" that it's so bomber it will allow me to find unicorns and the MTX will hold a nice edge so I can get to the secret spot where the unicorns come out of a fountain. Simply by looking at I could tell it's the greatest snowboard ever produced, and that i"m going to own it for the next 100 years. In fact, just by thinking about it, I realize this board is so god damn sick that Lionshead lift at Vail is going to pop up outside my door with no lift line and 2 feet of fresh. Damn, who knew hand flexing was the door that leads to all this? It's a shame the condom broke or you wouldn't be around to enlighten the community with your wisdom.. Last edited by BFBF; 11-10-2012 at 01:25 PM. |
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Ok, FINALLY made my decision. Rome artificact rocker. I feel that this board is going to be the most playful and still be able to accomplish anything I may wonder to besides jibbing. At least for this season w my budget, next year when I start heading out west ill get a serperate board for out of the park.
Only question left is, regular board, or wide? The size chart shows that the reg is only for boots 7-9. Wide 9+ I'm definitely a 10 but my buddy says ill be fine on a reg set up and the wide will kill my power over my edging. Anyone have this board in the reg or wide w my size boot? I'm 5'5 180lbs |
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You're fine on the regular I've ridden it numerous times with a 10.
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I ride the artifact and a lot people say it will never hold up outside the park. I actually found it to be amazing for groomers and some powder. But i traded with my friend who rides a custom x for a few runs and he barely held up on my board. So its all ability, snowboarding is 90% rider 10% board
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In short: Lovely scenery, fantastic organisatinIn full: Great crowd, lovely scenery and picturesque villages. bit difficult to be at the back during the second half as there is not loads of support due to the rural nature. those who did come to support did it in spades.The organisation was fantastic, loads of water even though I was at the back which was great as it was very hot. The marshalls attached to running clubs were great, my only minor gripe was that the other marshalls, mostly attached to round tables etc offered no support and lots actually ignored me even chatting about mrs x's chairlift! I can understand they'd been there for hours but I needed a cheer and a clap by thenDate of review: April 27, 2008
In short: Fantastic course with great support from marshalls and at checkpointsIn full: The organisation was fantastic, no support as such from 'locals' due to the remoteness of the course but fantastic support from marchalls and people manning the checkpoints. Loads of food and hot drinks available on the course with a great free hot meal and endless hot drinks once you finish.Date of review: March 23, 2008
In short: big hills, great support, great funIn full: Agree with others re the meddle at the start. The changing/late entry tent was not big enough for such a big field, especially with non-runners trying to escape the rain. This aside, the rest of the race was great, very well marshalled, loads of water for a slow runner like me.Date of review: March 18, 2008
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In short: Lovely friendly race, made better by its simplicity. In full: Beautiful surroundings with deer running wild in one of Kent's most beautiful parks.The race was small and friendly with no high tech additions, just runners (everyone from elite to 1st timers) out for a run in a lovely park. Loads of friendly encouraging marshalls for the distance. Date of review: November 4, 2007


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The top individual scores were turned in by Rivertownes Bob Zemnickas and Wesley Brunson, who both scored plus 13. Ed New of Shadowmoss was third with a plus 12 effort. Full results can be found on chsinterclub.org.
Stono Ferry finished the year with a season-best 132 points. Trailing in the point standings were Wescott (111.5), Pine Forest (106.5), Charleston Municipal (100.5), Dunes West (96.5), Crowfield (94.5), Shadowmoss (92), Berkeley (91.5), Legend Oaks (83), Charleston National (82.5), Coosaw Creek (80.5), Miler (70.5) and Rivertowne (66.5).
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If you have problems with one of the TV card drivers you should write to the according authors directly. You will find their email addresses in the source code and at the developers page.
The following description was written having receivers in mind that deliver IR signals as pulses and spaces. So some of this will not be relevant for receivers that work at a higher abstraction layer as e.g. the Irman or TV card receivers.
There already is a growing database of config files for remote controls available at the LIRC homepage. But if your remote control is not available yet you can use irrecord to create a config file for your remote control. If you want to use more than one remote control you have to create a separate file for each remote. If your remote control is able to control different devices it is often wise to create separate config files for each functional unit of the remote control. You can later use a single config file for lircd by simply merging the config files with cat config1 config2 >lircd.conf.
Before using irrecord you should start mode2 and have a look at the signals that your receiver supplies. If you can see random pulses without pushing any buttons of your remote control your receiver is picking up ambient light. So if your receiver has no ambient light filter try to add one. A good strategy might also be to create a config file in a dark room and to turn off all fluorescent lamps or any other devices that may cause IR noise.
If decoding of IR commands does not work reliably you can try to modify the eps and aeps values in the lircd config file to adjust the tolerance of signal lengths. aeps is an absolute value while eps is a relative value expressed in percent. Also if repeats do not work you should complain. I.e. if you hold down a button the output of irw should look like this.
0000000000f40bf0 00 1_DOWN ANIMAX 0000000000f40bf0 01 1_DOWN ANIMAX 0000000000f40bf0 02 1_DOWN ANIMAX 0000000000f40bf0 03 1_DOWN ANIMAX 0000000000f40bf0 04 1_DOWN ANIMAX 0000000000f40bf0 05 1_DOWN ANIMAX
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Performances at Barbes are very do-it-yourself, and so Fahn seems to be in a real bind. Soon, of course, someone points out that there is another light on the wall, one that is pretty centrally located, too. The light, like each of the others in the room, is a bare bulb surrounded by an old record. Red walls and a red ceiling swallow the light whole once he has turned it on, and even with Fahn's new find, it still is not a bright room.
While Fahn might have had trouble seeing his lead sheets, for an audience the ambience is of candlelight, even without an abundance of candles. It's just that kind of room. A few tables and a bunch of chairs line the side wall, a very different scene from the full bar just a room away.
Barbes co-owners and musicians Olivier Conan and Vincent Douglas moved the wooden bar in themselves when they first found the space. Neither had planned on opening a bar, but they did not think a music club could survive without one. We wanted to open up a music place actually before a bar. But we figured it out that there's basically no way you can do it. So we had to open a bar, but the main interest for us, being musicians, is the music, says Douglas.
Because Conan's and Douglas' main concern is the music, patrons of the bar, even as they are in a separate room from the performances, are treated to a version of the show. There is a microphone on the ceiling of the back room, which is attached to speakers at the bar. When the show starts, the CDs that they play for the bar stop, and people at the bar therefore know when to be quiet.
That does not necessarily mean that they are always quiet during the shows, however. Recently, baritone saxophonist and bass clarinetist Alex Harding and pianist Lucian Ban performed at the space, and non-audience members were heard laughing and carousing in the other room. This did not particularly interfere with the duo's bluesy meditations, but Michael Attias, who books Wednesdays (aka Night of the Ravished Limbs) at the club, says that one time the cross-pollination of sound from one room to another actually added to a show.
I remember one night when there was Anthony [Coleman], Okkyung Lee and Doug Wieselman were doing a trio, he says. There was some woman having an incredible conversation and they started incorporating it into their playing. I remember the woman saying something like 'Yeah, Salman Rushdie, he's a writer and he's a Muslim, too.' In the middle of this quiet improvisation.
That kind of interplay and looseness pervades the club. When you walk in off the street, there is not the pomp and circumstance of a Manhattan night spot. Shorts are welcome. The street is quiet. Conan and Douglas even started Barbes off without allowing full drum sets or electric basses, though they have since relented (the rule was mainly to discourage rock groups). But what they have not relented on is the diverse booking that their Brooklyn space permits.
For all that New York is the center of the jazz world (and, let's not be timid, the whole world for that matter), its rents are so exorbitant that experimentation is a difficult thing to do. Opening a club in Brooklyn, then, is a good alternative to serving $9 gin and tonics and only booking established acts. While it may not relieve a club owner of the need to sell alcohol, it does allow for the nurturing of acts that might not sell out every night.
As a result, Barbes can pursue Attias' Ravished Limbs series, can pursue Matt Otto's Tuesday night straight-ahead jazz series, can pursue films, lectures and music from around the world. The only persistent theme is that these guys like to book accordion players (they're French). Aside from that, the sights and sounds filling the club are always changing.
August will see violinist Jenny Scheinman make multiple appearances, as well as a show from the always intriguing Ruckus Trio. September will even see Mark Helias bring his group, Open Loose, to the club. And Douglas favorites, eccentric circus rockers One Ring Zero will stop by in the meantime (there is a gigantic One Ring Zero poster on Barbes' wall).
Music fans who live in Park Slope are lucky to have this comfortable little space in the neighborhood. Musicians, a large percentage of whom live in Brooklyn, are lucky to have a musician-run venue in the neighborhood. And the folks over in Manhattan would be good to get on the train and check it out, because a good venue is a good venue. The rent may be lower, but this is still New York, after all.
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Barker said Linville made a threat Monday evening via social media to an unnamed male student to "relive the Newtown shooting" and was specific about Sherman High School.
The student took the threat, which Barker said was "very specific and disturbing," to the school's administrators. They then contacted the school resource officer, a Boone sheriff's deputy.
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Morningside College conferred 175 bachelor's degrees and 101 Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degrees during its 108th spring commencement exercises held Saturday, May 13, at 2 p.m. on the Hickman-Johnson-Furrow Learning Center lawn.
In addition to the 227 spring graduates, degrees were conferred upon August and December 2005 graduates, as well as students expected to graduate in August 2006.
An honorary Doctor of Science degree was conferred upon Dr. Elsie Muller, a resident of Sioux City and retired professor of mathematics at Morningside, and an honorary Doctor of Laws degree was conferred upon retired Army Lt. Gen. Roger C. Schultz, former director of the Army National Guard. The college presented these honorary degrees in honor of their commitment to life-long learning, civic responsibility, and ethical leadership, the tenets of Morningside's mission.
Dr. Patrick Bass, professor of history and political science at Morningside, received the Lucille and Charles Wert Faculty Award for excellence in teaching. This award recognizes the faculty member judged by his peers to best exemplify the ideas of the academic teaching profession at Morningside. Bass, who came to the college in 1992, served as chair of the history and political science department from 1996 to 2002 and again from 2003 to 2005. He was voted the Faculty Person of the Year by Morningside's student chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), a national honor society, in 1996. He has served on the faculty's Promotion and Tenure Committee since 2003. Previously, he has served as president of the Faculty Senate, as faculty athletics representative, as faculty marshal, and as a faculty senator. He has been a member of many committees at the college.
Bass served for a total of eight years on the Sioux City Historic Preservation Commission, most recently from 1999 to 2004, and also on the Sioux City Public Museum Humanities Advisory Committee. He holds a doctorate degree in history from The Claremont Graduate School in Claremont, Calif., and a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Harvey Mudd College, also in Claremont.
Outstanding graduates were recognized with special awards in their fields of study. Four graduates received the Dr. Tom Curry Outstanding Business Student Award, given for the first time this year in memory of the late Tom Curry, who was associate professor of business administration and economics at Morningside from 1991 to 2005. These graduates included: Richard Donner, South Sioux City, Neb.; Jonathan Fisk, Olathe, Kan.; Tara Schubert, Galva, Iowa; and Zachary Zalewski, Lincoln, Neb.
Other graduates and their awards included: Michael Drury, Sioux City, Graduating Senior Art Award; Steven Deppe, Prole, Iowa, Lawrence Bandholz Award in Mathematical Science; Pamela Mason, Sioux City, Iowa, Marie Bandholz Award in Special Education; Angela Phillips, South Sioux City, Neb., Dr. B. G. Knepper Award in English; Heather Dauel, Kearney, Neb., Lorraine E. Knepper Award in Nursing; Lacey Bensink, Monroe, Iowa, Montford and Gertrude Knepper Award in English; and Cynthia Rilling, Moville, Iowa, Dr. Tom Narak Award in Education.
Four graduates were recognized with Dean's Awards, for their outstanding academic achievements in one of the four areas that comprise the Morningside College curriculum, including: Drury, Dean's Award in Fine Arts; Fisk, Dean's Award in Humanities; Jenna Rehnstrom, Hartington, Neb., Dean's Award in Professional Services and Influence; and Mariah Laver, Harlan, Iowa, Dean's Award in Sciences.
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I had 4 computers doing folding (what is folding? - www.grid.org) on my ex's balcony in her highrise apt, and she supposedly got into some problems with her current BF and threw all of them off the building, and here are the photos to show what's left of it.... after 50lbs going through a 200ft fall.
I'm glad no one was killed...... These machines have been dedicated folding machine for couple of years, I did not see the end coming like this.
2 were IBM intellistations M Pro, 2 were HP pavilion P4s.... The force of them falling was so great it flattened a full steel chair at kookooroo's dining area. The restuarant was not open, otherwise you would be reading this on CNN.
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Episode Director:
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Music: Yoko Kanno
Original creator: Tensai Okamura
Original Character Design: Yuji Iwahara
Character Design: Takahiro Komori
Art Director: Takashi Aoi
Chief Animation Director: Takahiro Komori
Animation Director:
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Sound Director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi
Director of Photography: Yoshiyuki Takei
2nd Key Animation: Satomi Yamanaka (ep 2)
Color design: Nobuko Mizuta
Design: Takayuki Yanase
Editing Assistant: Wataru Takahashi
Finish Check: Shiho Okamiya (ep 7)
Key Animation:
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Music Performance: Otohiko Fujita (Horn)
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Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi
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Production Assistance: P.A. Works (ep 4)
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Recording Studio: Tokyo TV Center
Sound Effects: Sound Box
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ADR Director: Zach Bolton
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Translation: TRADUCCIONES IMPOSIBLES (Spain dub)
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Believe it or not, the Fourth of July is right around the corner. It's time to start planning your family barbecue and find some patriotic dishes for your menu. You've seen the flag cakes and the red, white and blue trifles, but I bet you haven't seen flag lasagna. This unique and creative dish is sure to wow your guests with its design and delicious taste.
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Category: Women in the Military
The repeal of DADT is not just a victory for LGBT service-members and their families, or even for Americans and our quest to seek justice and freedom for all. It is also a victory for the women's movement, because furthering the conversation about LGBTQ sexual preferences also serves to break down traditional gender identities, which can be barriers to advancing female quests for equality.
Read More...The Associated Press (with Pauline Jelinek and Anne Gearan contributing) reports: "Directly challenging the Pentagon's top leadership, Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain on Thursday snubbed a military study on gays as flawed and said letting gays serve openly would be dangerous in a time of war."
Read More...William Douglas and David Lightman report for McClatchy Newspapers: "The debate over the "don't ask don't tell" policy that bars gays from serving openly in the military will heat up Tuesday when the Pentagon issues a long-awaited report on how 400,000 members of the nation's military feel about repealing the restriction."
Read More...Tammy S. Schultz writes for The Washington Post: "What is it about the Marines? Compared with the other services, why do a disproportionate number of them overtly resist ending 'don't ask, don't tell'?"
Read More...Ed O'Keefe and Greg Jaffe write for The Washington Post: "A Pentagon study group has concluded that the military can lift the ban on gays serving openly in uniform with only minimal and isolated incidents of risk to the current war efforts, according to two people familiar with a draft of the report, which is due to President Obama on Dec. 1."
Read More...J. Taylor Rushing writes on The Hill's Blog Briefing Room: "Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said Wednesday that a critical Defense Department authorization measure that contains a repeal of the controversial "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT) policy banning openly gay Americans from serving in the military could possibly be squeezed into a short lame-duck Senate session, but that its ultimate fate will depend on Republican cooperation."
Read More...Aaron Belkin writes in The Washington Post: "It's been 17 years since Congress enacted the law known as 'don't ask, don't tell' (DADT), and the Senate will finally vote on its repeal this week. . . . On the long path to regulations that treat all troops equally, a number of myths have cropped up surrounding the law."
Read More...A Washington Post Editorial calls for the Senate to vote to repeal the military's discriminatory Don't Ask Don't Tell policy.
Read More...Josh Gerstein and Meredith Shiner report for Politico: "Gay-rights activists are hailing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's decision to bring legislation to repeal the military's 'don't ask, don't tell" policy to the Senate floor next week. But advocates and congressional aides are cautioning that the measure still faces daunting obstacles before the policy can be repealed -- some of which have nothing to do with the gays-in-the-military issue."
Read More...Ed O'Keefe writes in The Washington Post: "One of the highest-ranking military officers investigated under the military's 'don't ask, don't tell' policy is trying to block the Air Force from discharging him by testing a legal argument that requires the federal government to prove a service member's homosexual conduct has been damaging to others."
Read More...Oren Dorell and Malia Rulon write in USA Today: "Congress is awarding the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor, to members of the Women Airforce Service Pilots, a civilian branch of the Army Air Force. Fewer than 300 of the 1,100 survive. Relatives of those who have died or could not attend will also get medals."
Read More..."As of 10 years ago, women have been allowed to serve in the Israeli Defense Force (I.D.F.) in any capacity that male soldiers serve, including combat units. . . . Meanwhile, back here in the United States, women in the military are still seen as less capable and something of a curiosity," writes Catherine Ross for The New York Times' blog the Opinionator.
Read More..."The Pentagon's top leaders declared Tuesday for the first time that -- after decades of opposition and equivocation from the armed forces -- they support an end to the ban on gay men and lesbians serving openly in the military," reports The Washington Post.
Read More...Todd Spangler writers for the Detroit Free Press: "Opening a hearing on the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy on gays in the military, Michigan Democrat and Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Carl Levin said it's time to repeal what he considers a discriminatory policy that hurts military effectiveness."
Read More...The Post Chronicle's Mona Charen writes about NOW's position on the controversial policy that threatened to court martial pregnant soldiers. Was NOW and the U.S. Senators who spoke out against this harsh policy "irresponsible"?: "After taking fire, Cucolo clarified that he couldn't imagine putting a woman in prison for getting pregnant. But let's hope the headlines calling this a climb down are overblown. His order was sensible and in a saner world would have been utterly uncontroversial."
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Overall: | B- |
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Sexual Content: | A |
Language: | A |
Drugs/Alcohol: | A- |
Run Time: | 87 |
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Fairview High School's graduation ceremony will be at 8 p.m. today at the high school football field, or in the George Cooke Memorial Gymnasium if it rains.
The speaker will be the Rev. Phillip Zimmerman of Westwood Wesleyan Church.
The valedictorian is Carly Ruth Dillow, daughter of Jesse and Denise Dillow. She plans to attend Berea College and major in interior design.
Salutatorians are Katie Paige Ritchie and Jennifer Ashley Russell.
Ritchie is the daughter of Ed and Wanda Ritchie. She plans to attend Ashland Community and Technical College and Morehead State University and major in biology.
Russell is the daughter of Bruce and Sue Russell. She plans to attend Ohio University Southern and major in elementary education.
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Les Hayes was 20 years old and serving as a light-weapons infantryman when he watched his platoon sergeant, Felix Modesto Conde-Falcon, die during combat operations in Ap Tan Hoa, South Vietnam.
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Details of collision released by KSP
A three-vehicle accident on U.S. 60 in Boyd County Thursday evening claimed the life of an East Carter High School senior and injured five others, Kentucky State Police at Ashland said.
East Carter students mourn teen's death
Students and faculty at East Carter High School were in mourning Friday following the death of a popular student in a traffic accident the previous evening.
Alexandra "Paige" Bush, 17, an ECHS senior, was killed in a three-vehicle crash about 6 p.m. Thursday at the junction of U.S. 60 and Ky. 5 in Boyd County. She was pronounced dead at the accident scene. Five others, including Bush's mother and stepfather and another ECHS student, were injured. The accident closed down U.S. for approximately five hours. -
Update: ECHS senior killed in Boyd County crash
The Independent has learned the identity of the person killed in a three-vehicle crash on U.S. 60 Thursday evening.
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Everywhere a Sign
NFPA Journal, May/June 2010
The placement of exit signs is often a judgment call, and, as a result, there are many misconceptions about where signs should be located and how many are needed. Fortunately, Section 7.10, "Marking of Means of Egress," in NFPA 101®, Life Safety Code®, contains all the details.
March - April 2010 A closer look at objects residing in corridors
January - February 2010 Why protecting openings between floors is a must
November - December 2009 When should cooking equipment be protected?
September - October 2009 More elevator considerations from the latest Life Safety Code
July - August 2009 Why you need to pay particular attention to the inspection of doors
One misconception is that occupants must always be able to see an exit sign from wherever they are in the building. I have even heard people say that occupants must always be able to see two exit signs. There is no such requirement in the code. Section 188.8.131.52.2 requires that new exit signs be placed in corridors in such a way that they are visible within 100 feet (30 meters), but this applies only to new buildings or newly renovated portions of buildings. And the 100-foot (30-meter) spacing only applies in corridors. We expect people to start moving when the fire alarm is activated. Exit signs are needed where the exit or way to reach the exit is not apparent.
Another question that arises concerns internally or externally illuminated exit signs, either of which is permitted by code. Internally illuminated exit signs are addressed in Section 7.10.7, which requires that internally illuminated signs be listed in accordance with UL 924, Standard for Emergency Lighting and Power Equipment. Section 7.10.6 addresses externally illuminated signs, which may be made of cardboard, metal, or plastic and attached to the wall. Such signs may even consist of the word "EXIT" painted on the wall. Since externally illuminated signs are not UL-listed, the code specifies that lettering on the sign must be at least 6 inches (15 centimeters) high.
If an area requires emergency lighting, the exit signs must be visible under emergency lighting conditions. For externally illuminated signs, there must be enough illumination from the emergency lighting to make the exit signs visible and legible. Section -2.9 of the applicable occupancy chapter will help you determine whether emergency lighting is required.
Another mistake people make concerns the requirement for exit sign color. There is no requirement for a specific color! Section 220.127.116.11 simply states that the signs must be of "distinctive color and design that it is readily visible and shall contrast with decorations, interior finish, and other signs."
The "No EXIT" sign requirements are often misunderstood or misapplied, too. Section 126.96.36.199 states that a "No EXIT" sign is only needed where "any door, passage, or stairway that is neither an exit nor a way of exit access and that is located or arranged so that it is likely to be mistaken for an exit shall be identified by a sign that reads as follows: NO EXIT." This sign is required only if the door does not lead to a way out AND is likely to be mistaken for an exit door. It is not the code's intent that such signs be placed on every door that is not an exit. If the door is labeled as to what it is, such as "Closet," "Basement," or "Electrical Room," there should be no confusion. If a "No EXIT" sign is necessary, Section 126.96.36.199.2 clearly specifies that the word "No" must be 2 inches (5 centimeters) high and the word "EXIT" must be 1 inch (2.5 centimeters) high. This is so occupants will not key in on the word exit and mistake it for an exit sign. There are a few differences between the exit sign requirements in the Life Safety Code and other codes used outside the United States that might encourage use of pictograms to mark exits or mandate specific color schemes.
Always read code requirements carefully—no speed reading, please.
Chip Carson, P.E., is president of Carson Associates, Inc., a fire engineering and code consultancy. He is a former member of NFPA's Board of Directors.