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HMV is Set to Overtake Amazon for UK DVD and Music Sales
But, in this age of digital downloads, is that such an achievement anymore?
But, in this age of digital downloads, is that such an achievement anymore?
Think of it this way: The match Serena Williams played yesterday, well, it's now a song.
Beer pong will never be the same again.
The youth of today couldn't give a crap about the finely-crafted running order of an album, and Spotify knows it. So long as you're prepared to shuffle songs by artists or those in your playlists, Windows Phone Spotify users can now use the music streaming app for free. [Spotify]
We know where we're moving now.
From today an ad-supported On SoundCloud programme goes live, firstly in the US and then later around the rest of the world.
The practice of printing music on x-ray sheets either started in Hungary or the Soviet Union, a matter of much debate. We wanted to find out more.
No, that's not an picture of Jawbone's now-iconic Jambox Bluetooth speaker. It is, in fact, the new Samsung Level Box mini.
They're from Australian artists Andy Thomas, and form part of his new line of so-called "audio life forms"
After briefly removing the feature, Shazam will once again direct its users to Spotify streams of tagged songs.
Frankly Mr Stan Lee! If you know anyone with even a passing interest in The Smiths and comic books, point them in the direction of Adam Villacin's "These Charming X-Men" portraits. It's a crossover event fit for its own Marvel comic run, fittingly combining the elegiac X-Men with titles of songs by The Smiths (the mopiest, and most excellent, of all jangly indie bands).
Tourists trying to recreate the shot just aimlessly wander into the road, traffic be damned.
The Beatles' iconic Abbey Road album cover photo is 45 years old today. But, as this clip of photoshoot outtakes shows, it took a fair few attempts to get that classic image just right.
William close plays a unique instrument called the Earth Harp: 18 huge brass strings, tethered to a mountain 30 yards away from his home.
Shazam for Mac works almost exactly like the Auto Shazam that's already available on its mobile apps.
Let it go, let it go, can't hold it back anym... SHUT UP ELSA.


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Carla McRae
I'm really loving Aussie illustrator Carla McRae's cute and colorful illustrations which are of everything from sailors and sk8r girls to some of my favorite musicians like Claire Boucher and Cassie Ramone. I'm also into her Grumpy Girl t-shirt which is just perfect for every life situation in which you seriously don't wanna talk to anyone. —Hazel

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Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik told USA Today on Wednesday that the team had "seen enough" of Josh Freeman prior to head coach Greg Schiano informing Freeman that rookie Mike Glennon would be the starting quarterback moving forward. Freeman was off to a horrific start as the Bucs have opened the year at 0-3, but Dominik took more than just this year into account when the decision was made.
"The main thing for us was the performance of the team the last nine games was 1-8 and that's tough,'' Dominik told USA TODAY Sports Wednesday. "He hasn't played well. That's a part of it. If you don't have a quarterback in this league, you don't have a shot. We felt like we'd seen enough of what we needed to see.''
Freeman has completed only 45.7 percent of his passes this season, and dating back to last season has thrown 12 interceptions in his last six games. Schiano and Freeman's tumultuous relationship this year has made headlines quite often in Tampa Bay, with rumors being bandied about that Schiano had rigged the captain's vote so Freeman would not win the honor, and news that the QB had shown up late to a team photo.
Now the team is set to move on with Schiano's hand-picked choice from the 2013 draft. Glennon was a third-round selection out of NC State, and at 6'7 will be one of the tallest quarterbacks in the league. Dominik thinks the Bucs are setting the rookie up for success as best they can.
"The reason we did it now is that we have a home game this week. We have a bye the next week and then we have a home game coming out of the bye. "Our thought process was like, 'Hey look, some people make the change at the bye week.' We felt it was better for Mike that he has a game he can learn from for two weeks, he can go back and watch. This way he's not just waiting to play.''
The Bucs take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 4.
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Backpacking Lite - Less is More
This site is dedicated to the art of backpacking with lighter loads. It is 100% UK-sourced original content.
This site will cover the basic philosophy behind Backpacking Lite, choosing kit, choosing places to go, planning for your trip, contingency planning and even making your own kit.
The focus of this site is for trips in the UK with typical mountain weather. This means that sometimes Tarps can be used and sometimes they cannot. Sometimes a traditional tent might be the best or most sensible option.
What's New?
- Make a Motorcycle Tail-Pack - WTF! Turning an old rarely used piece of luggage into something more useful for just £5-10.
- Make a Motorcycle Luggage Strap - a look at form and function in something that's very simple
- Make a Bike Pannier for Locks - not backpacking, instead using donor luggage to make other luggage
- Three Day-sacks - If you are not carrying much how big does your pack actually need to be?
- Geocaching lite with go2cache - I wanted my iPhone battery to last longer and I wanted life to be easier so I wrote an app.
- Geocaching lite - where I find another style of walking and hunt for fake snails!
- Random Walks - a more human walking experience that's not about hitting targets.
- Ultralight Footwear - long term results. Do wimpy shoes go the distance?
- Bob Alba on Stoves - Bob gets a guest slot!
- Solo Micro Tarp Mk4 - Bob and Derek's tweaks inspired me to redesign for use with an in-line trekking pole and two guylines.
- Solo Micro Tarp Mk 3 - Gallery - Derek Clark add's a second pole to the design to create a more stable structure.
- Army Surplus Gore-Tex tent design review - £40 for a rather nice but 'heavy' Gore-Tex tent. Good value and mountain-friendly so worth a look.
- Seyntex Army Bivi bag makeover - turn this £10 bargain into a light tarp or summer bivi bag. Roughly halve its weight with one cut!!!!
- Seyntex Army Bivi bag design review - a £10 army bivi bag that's a bit different and may be a bargain!
- Barefoot Hiking and Backpacking - After a year of training and playing with shoes I've moved over to mostly bare feet and 'barefoot' shoes!
- Solo Micro Tarp Mk 2 - Gallery - Adding an integral pole to create a massive usable space for Bob Alba
- Ultralight Footwear - if you understand your feet you can choose shoes that are good for them!
- Ultralight MOLLE - Modular luggage but ultralight. Never lose a pouch or an accessory again.
- Make a fleece jacket - something casual
- Make a micro-fleece mid layer - you can make performance clothing that works best for you
- Ultralight Head-Torches - how do they perform in the real world and is it always wise to save weight?
- 600g, 100% Gore-Tex Bivi Bag for £50? - Give an Army Surplus bag a diet and save money and weight
- Make an Ultralight Multi-fuel Stove (23g+) - burn Esbit tabs or use as a pot stand for the alcohol stove
- Make an Ultralight Alcohol Stove (16g) - A simple reliable stove. I actually made one whilst on a trip
- 2011 Ultralight thoughts - I've been doing this for a few years now. Learn about my choices and compromises
- Ultralight in the Mountains - Gallery - The coolest ultralight picture for the gallery!
- Offa's Dyke Ultralight - The start of the Post-Trip Review
- Ultralight in the UK - how do ideas from America work over here?
- Ultralight Potty Trowel Mk5 (36g) - See Also Mk1/Mk2, 41g Mk3 , 28g Mk4!!!
- Suppliers - Where do you buy raw materials?
- Make an Ultralight Day Pack / Assault Pack Mk2 (£1-10 / 10-73g) - An easy-sew project.
- Make an Ultralight Day Pack / Assault Pack - (0-£10 / 5-60g) A no-sew project!
- The Ridgeway - Diary Days 1-3
- The Ridgeway - Ultralight (Part 1) - A 5000 year old path walked with ultralight kit.
- GoLite Jam Extreme Make-over - we can rebuild it and for less than six million dollars.
- YOUR Gallery - have you made something based on this site? Send us details and we may show it
- Adventure Medical Kits - Ultralight .3 Review - will this first aid kit make you feel sick?
- Minimal Ultralight DIY First Aid Kit, Minimal DIY Long-Trip First Aid Kit and Luxury DIY Long-Trip First Aid Kit
- BPL Esbit Titanium Wing Stove Review - Red Bull gives you wings, BPL gives you a hot drink
- Vargo Decagon Titanium Stove Review - an elegant and inefficient frisbee
- Make a set of Carbon Fibre tarp poles (78g!!!) about half the weight of the Aluminium ones they replace.
- Ultralight Waterproof Kilt Mk 3 (£5 / 92g) - Slightly lighter and simpler Kilt and Groundsheet combined
- Ultralight Load Carrying - 20lbs can feel like 10lbs or 30lbs depending on how you carry it
- Ultra-efficient Hiking - Ultralight is the end-result. Ultra-efficient is the way to start.
- Make an Ultralight Windshield (£2 / 11g) - As light as titanium
- Make an Ultralight Chest Pouch (£4 / 68g) - Lighter, and cheaper but more work.
- Easy-Sew Lightweight Chest Pouch/Pack (£6 / 140g)
- Upgrade the Hip-Belt on your ultralight pack (04/03/08)
- Make a Quick-Release Trekking Pole Carry (04-03-08) for your pack.
- Is Weight Evil? (28-01-08) Is lighter always better? Do you know why you go lite?
- Make a Short and a Long tarp/tent Pole. Two different designs for two different functions.
- Ultralight Camping Knives - what and how to choose from 4g to 50g
- Ultralight Tent Pegs (REVISED) - choosing the best pegs for the job
- Ultralight Design Evolution - (How to go about designing ultralight kit)
- Make an Ultralight 30-50L Pack (£30 / 480g)
- Make an Ultralight Micro-Tarp (£15 / 120g) for use with a bivy bag
- Make an Ultralight Solo Tarp - (£20 / 200g or less)
- Make an ultralight tent Part 3/3 - Flysheet. The final part of a 1/2 man tent.
- Make an Ultralight Walking Kilt ( £3 / 78g ) - lighter than shorts and much cooler
- Ultralight Cotswold Way - a traditional trail done with a 5Kg base weight (kit list).
- Pack Diet - my pack lost 2.2Kg in just 4 weeks. You can too!
- Add A 5g Internal Frame to your U/L Pack - that's right 5g!!!
- Shelter Evolution - how my thoughts on shelter have evolved
- Mountain-Lite - Go Lite in the UK Mountains safely and sensibly
- Hydration - what, how, when and why!
- Pimp my tent - can you halve the weight of your existing tent?
- Make an ultralight tent Part 2/3 - Bathtub floor / groundsheet suitable for a tarp as well
- Make an ultralight tent (556g) Part 1/3 - Introduction
- Make a lightweight Bivy bag (250g or less)
- Ultralight Photography (REVISED) - don't let the pics weigh you down
Backpacking Lite - Philosophy
- Why do it?
- Weigh everything - how much are you actually carrying?
- Take Only What You need
- Take kit that is appropriate for the weather and the destination
- Take lightweight versions of the kit that you need
- Take alternative versions of the kit that you need - a bivi bag instead of a tent.
- Avoid buying over-engineered kit
For a quick summary you can look at the Backpacking-Lite Weight-loss plan.
Backpacking Lite - Why do it?
If you are hiking a long distance path do you think you will enjoy it more carrying a 16Kg pack or carrying a 5Kg pack? If you want to tell everyone about your adventures on the Pennine way I am pretty sure that no-one really cares how big your pack was.
These days a number of the long distance routes in the UK are well-supported by porter services that will take your luggage between stops. I think it is 'cheating' but I can see why it is so popular.
Take for example The West Highland Way. It travels through some very beautiful and desolate terrain that in places is tough going. It also just so happens that at the end of each segment there is B&B accommodation available (and now heavily overbooked). So, if you so wish you can plan to carry only a light daysack during the walk and have your clothes and spare kit follow you in a bus. It would be therefore be easy to travel with a 2-5Kg daysack and still do the walk.
How much better would it be if you could do that same walk and still only carry 5Kg (plus food and water) but not need to book B&Bs because you had everything you needed. Would that make the trip more fun?
Backpacking Lite - Weigh Everything
Do you know how much your kit actually weighs? I was shocked to discover that my favourite 20L Berghaus Freeflow daysack weighed 1Kg. Sure, it was comfortable, but there was 1Kg before I even started. That was more than my 30L climbing sack (Karrimor Hot 30 @ 800g).
My traditional 60L Karrimor Jaguar backpack (which has served me well) weighs in at 1.8Kg empty!
What about that nice roomy tent or the luxury Thermarest - how much do they weigh?
What about your 3-layer Gore-Tex jacket with extra pockets and zips?
It soon adds up.
Backpacking Lite - Take only what you need
Now you are moving into an area where a little bit of wisdom can save you a lot of weight. Obviously you would not take an Ice axe on a summer walk around some lakes but how much of what you are carrying is 'just in case' or really designed for winter rather than summer or autumn use?
If I have a Map and a Compass with me then I could take a GPS (and I often do) but it is a luxury item.
In the summer there is no real need for my Gore-Tex jacket and I could just take a cheap 'breathable' nylon jacket or better still a light pertex jacket such as the Montane Featherlite. The difference in weight could easily be 300-500g.
In the summer I would not take any form of emergency shelter since I would carry sufficient clothing and waterproofs for the conditions that I expect to encounter. If the daytime temperatures are 30c then even if a storm does move in it is unlikely to drop below 20c so a heavy fleece is not required.
In the winter I will usually carry some form of emergency shelter. Nowadays that is in the form of a 1 or 2 man Bothy Bag. It weighs less than most bivi bags and is more practical for an emergency. Likewise, if I was planning to camp out and had a bivi bag with me then I wouldn't bother with a bothy bag as well.
In the summer for a night on the hills I would take a home-made pertex bivi bag that weighs 220g. In the winter or when a lot of rain was expected I might instead take a 600g Gore-Tex bag.
Backpacking Lite - Take kit that is appropriate
In the winter it would be normal for me to take a spare pair of walking trousers, a spare micro-fleece, full waterproofs, and maybe gloves and a hat. If I am walking near or on snow then I would also take a pair of high altitude sunglasses.
In the summer I wouldn't bother with most of the above. This would save me maybe 2Kg of weight for very little risk. To take kit that you are not likely to use just adds weight to your pack. It all soon adds up.
In winter Plastic rigid boots might be necessary. In summer (midges aside) then trainers or sandals might be viable.
Last Summer (2005) I experimented by walking up Helvellyn in just sandals. I found that whilst it was very comfortable for walking I did suffer a lot of midge bites to my feet. I also found that my footing was not very steady on some of the scrambling and so I was thankful that I had taken boots with me for this section. Overall it changed the footwear that I use.
Now, in the Summer, unless I am expecting either midges or scrambling then I will just wear sandals without socks. My feet thank me for it, they stay healthy and the walking is easy. If the ground is muddy or there are midges then I'll wear a pair of trail shoes. Even when backpacking I will tend to use something like an Merrell trail shoe if I think I can get away with it. If the terrain demands it then I'll take Brasher boots or a Zamberlan traditional leather boot - especially for peat bog.
The pack that I am carrying does not have any influence on my choice of footwear simply because my pack weights are now so small.
Backpacking Lite - Take lightweight versions of the kit that you need
I've talked a bit about choosing lighter versions of kit to save weight. This often costs a little money so I tend to work out a price-per-Kg basis for shaving weight. For example an Aluminium tent peg weighs maybe 13g and a Titanium one weighs 6g but that saving of 7g will cost me maybe £2 per peg. If I used 4 pegs instead of 6 then I might save the same amount of weight for no money.
If you are carrying less weight and carrying more compact kit then you can use a smaller pack and a lighter pack. My Berghaus Freeflow is great for a hot summer's day but it is a luxury. When I am doing an overnight bivi in the hills I will instead take the slightly large Kimmlite AR25L which is more than large enough for what I take and weighs around 520g.
In the summer I will take a Snugpak 650 1-season sleeping bag and wear extra clothes if required. In the Autumn or in colder weather I'll take a Snugpak Autumn bag which weighs 1.4g - roughly twice the weight. Even so, both are lighter than my 2Kg winter bag.
For a hot drink I have switched from a mini Trangia (330g) to a Vargo Triad Titanium stove (28g) and a MSR Titanium mug (50g). Most of the time I won't bother (0g). For Autumn/Winter use I will use an MSR Pocket Rocket (80g) that boils water very quickly.
Backpacking Lite - Take alternative versions of the kit that you need
This is one area where I am experimenting most. On my last overnight I had a cheap lightweight bivi bag (Khyam 340g) which I used mainly as a groundsheet and as a backup plan, a home-made micro tarp that was less than 2sqM of fabric but provided a small 'tent' for my head and shoulders at a cost of 140g. On that last trip the weather report was good so I slept on top of the bivi bag and the-micro tarp kept the draughts out. Because the weather was good it worked very well.
In bad weather I might take a larger tarp (300g or 500g) and either a bivi bag (250g) or a medium-weight ground sheet (100g). All of this (even with guy ropes and pegs) would still weigh less than the current range of high-quality sub-kilo tents. It also allows me to set up camp in a much wider variety of places than with just a tent.
I have recently moved over to using a hybrid tarp/tent which I have made which has a minimum weight of 707g which compares very well with the excellent Contrail Tarptent which weighs in at 696g
Backpacking Lite - Avoid buying over-engineered kit
A lot of kit is sold that is almost indestructible and will last for 20 years. There is no secret as to how it is done - they over-design it.
My current 'large' climbing sack is a Berghaus Arete 45. As a climbing sack it is just about perfect for me. It is tough, it has hoops for clipping biners and kit on and it has sufficient space for rope and nuts slings etc. It weighs 1.3Kg and is a good weight for a climbing sack. As a daysack it is far too heavy and too tough. Yes, I could drag it through a thorn bush or climb a chimney wearing it without damage but if I am not doing any of those things I could have used a much lighter pack - maybe by GoLite for the same volume.
Incidentally, the 45L sack is now big enough for two people's kit with room to spare. On a trip out to test kit I was carrying two sleeping bags, two bivi bags, a tarp, a silk mummy liner and some additional stuff and still had space left...
I own a very nice 3/4 season mountain tent which is great for windy weather. It is however no good in snow. Since I don't camp in snow this is not a problem.
Backpacking Lite - Keep Reviewing
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WEST PEORIA, Ill. -- U.S. Representative Cheri Bustos made a stop at Heddington Oaks nursing home on Monday to meet with area seniors and discuss Medicare enrollment.
Bustos received a tour of the facility and met with workers. She also spoke with some residents.
The congresswoman said she is hoping to eliminate any confusion regarding open enrollment for Medicare and the Affordable Care Act.
"They are completely and separate programs," Bustos said. "Those who are on Medicare go through the typical Medicare open enrollment process. The ACA is totally separate. So we want to make sure seniors understand that and I think it's an important message to get out."
Medicare open enrollment began on October 15.


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The room is ideal for families because of the generous space. There are two rooms, each containing a comfortable French bed, and two bathrooms in the unit. If you are travelling with an infant, you can request a baby cot at no additional charge. The park-view balcony, furnished with a table and chairs, is the idyllic spot to relax with the family after a long day of sightseeing.


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In 1977, not so long after moving to New York from Wichita, Tom Otterness shot his dog and filmed it for a video called Shot Dog Film. For many years, there were not a lot of repercussions for Mr. Otterness. In 1980, he went on to help organize the CoLab art collective's famous "Times Square Show" (the press release mentioned, almost impressed, that Otterness was "already notorious for having executed his dog on video tape"). He now makes cartoonish sculptures like the ones that adorn the 8th avenue and 14th street subway station or the large playgrounds at luxury apartment buildings like Silver Towers on W. 42nd street. The artist and critic Gary Indiana recalled the dog incident in an article in New York Magazine in 2004 about the New Museum's "East Village USA" show. Mr. Otterness was included in the exhibition. Mr. Indiana said he was "repulsed" by the decision and went on to say Mr. Otterness was:
"A sculptor of limitless nonentity despite his demonstrated skill at conning public-art commissions and taste-impaired collectors into making him rich. Mr. Otterness, once upon a time, adopted a dog and then shot it to death for the fun of recording his infantile, sadistic depravity on film."
In an article we wrote on Mr. Otterness this year, he mentioned that he makes millions of dollars for some private commissions. We concluded, "The man who shot his dog for art currently makes an average of seven figures for large private commissions in someone's backyard."
In 2007, Mr. Otterness finally issued an apology for Shot Dog Film. At the time, the issue had come up once more on blogs as one of the sculptor's pieces was set to be installed in a park in DUMBO. The Brooklyn Eagle contacted Mr. Otterness and he issued this statement:
"Thirty years ago when I was 25 years old, I made a film in which I shot a dog. It was an indefensible act that I am deeply sorry for. Many of us have experienced profound emotional turmoil and despair. Few have made the mistake I made. I hope people can find it in their hearts to forgive me — Tom Otterness."
After being buried for many years, it has become increasingly apparent that the memory of this video will not be easy to live down. 2011 has not been a great year for Mr. Otterness. Here is what happened when we confronted Mr. Otterness about Shot Dog Film earlier this year.
When The Observer visited the artist's Gowanus studio, he anticipated our question.
"Oh, let me guess," he said. "Go ahead. Ask."
Why did he kill his dog for the sake of video art?
"What the fuck do I do with this?" he said. He grew visibly upset. "Certainly the scene it was part of–it was in the context of the times and the scene I was in." He began again. "It is something–I've grown to understand that nothing really excuses that kind of action. I had a very convoluted logic as to what effect I meant to have with that video. Whatever I had in mind, it was really inexcusable to take a life in service of that."
A foot-tall bronze statue of a dog, done in Mr. Otterness' comic, through-a-glass-darkly style, sat on a desk facing its creator, not quite smiling.
It is worth mentioning that several alternative headlines were tossed around for this piece including "The Return of the Dog Killer" and "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog Killer." Both seemed in poor taste, making light of a situation that is not funny in the least. (The article's subhead turned out to be "Tom Otterness Now Takes Shots at Capitalism, Not Dogs").
In September of this year, Mr. Otterness was given a $750,000 contract for an installation in the Central Subway project in San Francisco. According to the San Francisco Examiner, the San Francisco Arts Commission was unaware of Shot Dog Film when they had contracted Mr. Otterness. The San Francisco mayor put the project on hold after learning about the video as well as a subsequent petition signed by politicians and animal rights activists.
Yesterday, NBC local news in Rochester reported that animal rights activists upstate are trying to prove Mr. Otterness is sincere. He has been hired to create work for Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery's centennial. Monday afternoon, activists held a vigil at the Memorial Art Gallery for the dog Mr. Otterness shot in 1977.
Lois Baum, president of Animal Rights Advocates in upstate New York said, "What we would like to see from him is for his commission, or at least 50 percent of his commission, to go to local animal rescues. That would show sincerity to his apology."
[...] forgotten about]. [ArtInfo]Tom Otterness will never live down the fact that he once shot a dog. [GalleristNY]Book stores are hard to keep afloat even when you're Gagosian. After only two years, the [...]
And a beast like him continues to walk among us. Art for art's sake must have limits. He should have been arrested then as anyone else would have been. Where were the authorities? Go five minutes over on a parking meter and . . .
Can we all forget about the dog stuff for a second and address the fact that his sculptures are terrible?
His work is so smarmy and insipid it must be a spoof on his dull-minded patrons.
[...] Tom Otterness will never live down the fact that he once shot a dog. [GalleristNY] [...]
where is our mayor, why isn't he getting involved in this…what is wrong with our gallery, even considering this man…can't call him an artist because his stuff isn't pleasent to the eye…the only thing i see in his art is a pyscho, is this what rochester rsisidents have to look at for the rest of our lives…oh, i forgot, life means nothing to who ever did the voting on these monstroities…
[...] [1] Michael H. Miller, The Observer, October 4, 2011. [...]
[...] on its own merit. But Otterness once adopted a dog and shot it to death and created a film of his indefensible act. That is hard for me to get past and I can never see his art without my heart going out to that [...]


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9/11 Night of Remembrance
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Time: 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Please join your us for a Night of Remembrance on Wednesday, September 11 at 8:00 p.m. on both campuses. On the Leicester Campus, the Remembrance will be on the Grove in front of the Clock led by Vice President of Leicester- Jackie Chila; on the Worcester Campus, the Remembrance will be at the Weller Academic Building Quad area led by Vice President of Worcester- Kristen Mader.
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Be the Catalyst
Our move to Pier 15 transformed the Exploratorium forever. But it was just the beginning.
With your generous support, the Exploratorium can dramatically expand the reach of its world-renowned exhibits, educational and professional-development programs, and research efforts worldwide. The net result: a profound advancement in fostering a global culture of inquiry.
Our Chairman's Circle and Catalyst Circle donors make this transformative work possible, sustaining our momentum year after year. Join us.
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As a member of the Chairman's Circle, you join a distinguished group of leading Exploratorium patrons. In appreciation of your significant annual gift, you will enjoy premium recognition of your support and exclusive privileges when you visit the Exploratorium, including complimentary parking, priority access to museum programs and thought leaders, as well as personalized concierge services.
- Experience a customized opportunity for exclusive recognition with an Exploratorium program and enjoy a preview reception for the program.
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As a donor in the Catalyst Circle, your annual gift ignites learning and curiosity for visitors, educators, and our community. You and your family will enjoy premium access to the Exploratorium at Pier 15 as well as exclusive opportunities to connect with thought leaders and discover new ideas in art and science.
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Green Hills Community Action Agency's womens health services program is planning to host their third annual women's expo in Trenton.
A Brimson man was injured early Monday evening in a single vehicle accident at the western edge of Trenton. The Highway Patrol said 24 year old Rodney Hughs received MODERATE injuries.
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The Princeton City Council has lifted a ban on outdoor watering that had been in effect because of dry conditions.
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The Foundation Trust for Trenton High School, Incorporated held its annual meeting on Sunday and re-elected officers, made plans for the 2013 reunion and approved a request for equipment.
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A Brookfield man faces charges in Grundy County after allegedly running from police officers on Monday. A warrant accuses 19 year old Forrest Lee Shoemaker of Brookfield with resisting arrest by fleeing.
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The Trenton Middle School softball team won the Hamilton Tournament played on Saturday. The girls defeated Gallatin 7-1, Cameron 16-1, and beat the host team, the Hamilton Lady Hornets, 6-5 for the championship. Ashten Whitaker was the winning pitcher in all three games.
The Trenton Bulldogs scored early and often to overwhelm Putnam County on Friday night at C.F. Russell Stadium, winning by a final score of 56-18.
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The Trenton Lady Bulldogs suffered their first loss of the season but were still able to win the championship of the Lexington Tournament on Saturday.
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Hunters play an important role in preventing the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD), according to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC). Agency officials urge hunters to take simple, common-sense precautions when processing deer.
Leading 7-0 midway through Tuesday night's varsity softball game at Brookfield, the Trenton Lady Bulldogs handled a challenge from the home team with a two-run rally, putting away Brookfield by a 9-4 final score.
Eleven rural hospitals throughout Missouri will soon be able to provide improved tele-medicine care for their patients, thanks to $262,000 in grants from the Mo-Broadband-Now initiative announced today by Governor Jay Nixon.
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"The community is in danger, they just don't realize it," said one federal worker.
With 6 prisons in the Mountain State, cuts to federal workers fear that could lead to the increased likely hood of inmate violence. They say that endangers the community and could ultimately lead to higher costs for taxpayers and the community. One worker told 59 News it will hurt him personally.
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"I have one young man whose wife has had 26 surgeries since 2009. Now I have to go in and figure out a way to tell them they're losing one entire paycheck. That's 14 days. His budget is not designed for that," said Vice President of prison 404 Max Browning.
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Resident Evil: Revelations (BioHazard: Revelations) is a survival horror video game developed by Capcom for the Nintendo 3DS, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii U. Taking place in 2005, between the events of Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, it follows Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine after the establishment of the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance (BSAA).
When Jill and her new partner, Parker Luciani, are sent to search for Chris Redfield and Jessica Sherawat on the SS Queen Zenobia, they find a ship infected with B.O.W.s and a new T-Abyss virus, a marine virus derived from the deadly T-Virus. Meanwhile, Chris and Jessica find the base of operations for Veltro, but are cut short when they must return to the SS Queen Zenobia when Jill and Parker go missing themselves.
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Want to know what your pooch is thinking? A Swedish development firm claims they have created the first device that will translate your dog's thoughts into words.
The Nordic Society for Invention and Discovery says the device uses a small Raspberry Pi computer to effect the translations, and is activated by a headset on the dog's head.
The device, called "No More Woof" uses sensors to pick up EEG signals from the dog's brain, and then software attempts to translate them into words.
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The product is being financed through IndieGoGo, and may go on sale this Spring.
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ESSEX'S first dedicated coroner's courtroom was officially opened on Friday.
The courtroom, in Victoria Road South, Chelmsford, caters for the needs of those who have lost family and friends.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held by the Lord Lieutenant of Essex Lord Petre, High Sheriff Julia Abel Smith and former High Sheriff Lady Rosemary Ruggles-Brise.
Senior Coroner for Essex Caroline Beasley–Murray said: "This new facility is helping us provide support to people at what is an extremely difficult time.
"I'd like to thank everyone involved who has made this possible – it's a fitting development at a time of national coronial reform and is helping to deliver the high quality service Essex deserves.
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Lake Okeechobee - Log Cabin in Okeechobee
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My, independently owned and operated, cabin is beautifully situated on the scenic northeast corner of Lake Okeechobee, conveniently located on US Highway 441 SE within minutes of shopping, dining and local flavor.
Within a community featuring rustic log cabins which embody many of the
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Enjoy charming Cabin #17 built with nature in mind. The cozy
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2 tablespoons table salt2 tablespoons garlic powder1 tablespoon onion powder2 teaspoons black pepper1 teaspoon cayenne pepper Suggested Condiments:LettuceSliced tomatoesSliced avocadosSliced onionsPickle slicesMayonnaiseKetchup and mustardMethod:Weigh the beef out to 3 ounce balls; every two balls of beef make one burger.Flatten the balls to round patties, you can use a large lid from a jar or any other item you may have to assist. If using a jar lid, be sure to flatten by hand evenly, but not too thin. You want the patties large enough to be able to hold stuffing, but thick enough to hold up while cooking. Place the desired stuffing, such as feather (not fine) shredded cheese, crumbled bacon, sautéed mushrooms, etc. in the center of one patty. Keep the stuffing around 3-4 ounces to prevent the burger from opening up or falling apart. Try to keep stuffing towards the center of the patty, leaving a lip of about ¼ inch around. Once you have your stuffing on the patty, place another patty directly on top, applying light pressure to push out extra air in the center. Carefully flatten the top of the burger, making sure not to completely smash it, just to even out the center stuffing and add shape. Pinch the edges and seal the patties. Now the burger is ready to cook. For best results, try cooking burger on a flat griddle or pan. Recommended cooking temperature is 350 degrees, 4 minutes per side.
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The Florida Gators were forced to start true freshman quarterback Jacoby Brissett last week against LSU. While Brissett wasn't awful, the Gators offense was virtually non-existent. The Gators this week however travel to Auburn as 2 point favorites and against a defense in Auburn they should be able to score on. Andy Hutchins of Alligator Army points out that Brissett did have a big play he can build on.
Brissett will make his second collegiate start his second straight start, and looks to improve on a performance against LSU that had an outstanding moment - a 65-yard touchdown pass to Andre Debose - and a lot of things that he would likely rather forget, including two interceptions.
Auburn on the other hand does bring a good offense to match up with the Gators, who've been scored on in their last two games. A lot of that has to do with the fact that Florida's offense has been completely ineffective, but the Gators also have had trouble stopping the run and one thing Auburn does well is stop the run. Jay Coulter over at Track Em Tigers points out that head coach Gus Malzahn might have trouble getting the ball in all of his talented backs hands.
Averaging more than 28 yards per return, Tre Mason has Auburn ranked second in the SEC in kickoff returns. However, his success returning kicks has not resulted in more carries at tailback. Through the first half of the season, Mason has only 12 carries for 64 yards, despite averaging 5.3 yards a touch.
By comparison, Dyer has124 carries for 679 yards, while McCalebb has rushed for 312 yards on 56 carries. Both are also averaging more than five yards a carry.
The dilemma for Malzahn is how to get the ball in Mason's hands more often. There's no easy answer. At the end of the day, as talented as he is, those in front of Mason are better - for now.
Unlike the last two weeks for the Gators and Tigers, this game should sport quite a bit of scoring. The question is, which defense will show up and what will each team get out of their quarterbacks. Florida is rolling out a true freshman with another freshman in Jeff Driskel as the back up with senior quarterback John Brantley still out. Auburn on the other hand has a bit of a quarterback controversy with Barrett Trotter struggling, but their rushing attack should carry the load. The Gators haven't beaten Auburn since 2002.
Game date, time: 7:00 pm ET, Saturday, October 15th
Location: Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL
TV channel: ESPN3
Spread: Florida favored by 1 1/2
Series history: Auburn leads 43-38-2
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit the SB Nation Florida blog Alligator Army and the SB Nation's Auburn blog Track Em Tigers. Here's this week's college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation's college football news hub for more.


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LES BID (Lower East Side Business Improvement District) and the Greenmarket support the "Go Green†initiatives of Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer and the Go Green LES Steering Committee with the first annual New York City Apple Day. Sponsored by The Mark Miller Gallery, Tower Brokerage and Two Boots Pizza L.E.S., New York City Apple Day presents a free-to-the-public event featuring a sampling of various apple-themed treats, face painting, arts-and-crafts, an old-fashioned apple press, a honey beehive and more family-friendly activities! Rabbai Stone from the Chabad of the Lower East Side will be on hand with apples and honey in his sukkah tent. And the NY Historical Society and LES Jewish Conservancy will stir up memories of the historic days of the Lower East Side, particularly Orchard Street's roots as an Apple Orchard on the DeLancey Farm during the 1700s, through period performances and walking tours. Music will feature salsa (by Sony Are) and klezmer bands.
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Social-networking services like Facebook and Twitter have a natural defense against hardcore hackers, a security researcher said Tuesday.
The remarkable speed with which several worms spread on Twitter on Tuesday may have sent opportunistic spammers scurrying to exploit a quickly patched vulnerability, but cyber criminals looking for ways to hijack PCs essentially steered clear.
[ Twitter knew a month ago about the cross-site scripting bug that led to a series of fast-spreading worms. | Master your security with InfoWorld's interactive Security iGuide. | Stay up to date on the latest security developments with InfoWorld's Security Central newsletter. ]
"Social networks have built-in antibodies...their users," said Sean Sullivan of the Finnish security company F-Secure. "Compare the Twitter attack to a malicious attack of yesteryear that took weeks or even months to develop. This peaked and ebbed in two and a half hours," Sullivan said.
That pace was the worms' undoing. Although they spread voraciously for several hours -- the spike of worm-spreading traffic started around 5:30 a.m. Pacific time, according to data from Trendistic.com -- Twitter quashed the bug by 7 a.m.
With users tweeting around the clock somewhere in the world, it's not surprising that the original worm and the inevitable copycats came to the attention of Twitter's security team. "They make a very dynamic feedback loop for Twitter," Sullivan said.
What's not as intuitive is that the fast up-up-up and then the just-as-rapid down-down-down of the infection pulse is something hackers don't want.
"Hard-core hackers won't go after something like Twitter," Sullivan contended, "because it causes too much damage."
Too much, as in too much publicity, and more infections than can be handled.
If the goal is to hijack a PC -- the usual for hackers out to pillage machines of passwords and usernames, or other information that can lead to money -- then the last thing cybercriminals want is for the victims to know they've been nailed. Nor is it efficient to compromise more machines than can be controlled, or launch attacks that attract the instant attention of authorities, security researchers and users.
"This spread to too many people, too fast," Sullivan said. "That's like scorched earth for them." In other words, a barren wasteland.
Instead, the flaws in services like Twitter or Facebook -- the latter was hit with attacks that exploited a pair of vulnerabilities earlier this month -- are tailor-made for scammers, who run short-lived campaigns as a matter of course, hoping to dupe people while the getting's good.


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November 28, 2013
We were labeled as a security threat group in 1995 in state prison, despite the fact that our God-Centered Culture was established in the free world in 1964 by our educator, Allah. Our God-Centered Culture also has 501(c)(3) tax exempt status like any religion under the First Amendment, but because we teach that the Black man is God and the Black woman is Earth and the white man is devil, as a collective we were deemed a threat.
September 6, 2013
Sept. 9, 2013, marks the 42th anniversary of the prison uprising at the Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York. Forty-two men, mostly inmates, were killed in the armed retaking of the prison under the orders of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. I was there, as one of the "observers" specifically requested by the inmates. We tried to negotiate a peaceful, non-violent settlement of the dispute.
March 17, 2012
Imam Jamil Al-Amin (H. Rap Brown) is one of the most revered Black revolutionary leaders from the '60s who is alive today. He was a legendary organizer with SNCC and briefly with the Black Panther Party, then later in an Islamic community in the West End of Atlanta, Georgia. This is one of the true fathers of rap music. Atlanta will rally Monday, March 19, 3-5 p.m., at the Georgia Capitol, 206 Washington St., to bring Imam Jamil back to Georgia from federal prison in Florence, Colo.
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There is no possibility of understanding what is happening in Libya within a Eurocentric framework. Libya's system and the battle now taking place on its soil stands completely outside of the Western imagination. The battle that is being waged in Libya is fundamentally a battle between pan-African forces on the one hand, who are dedicated to the realization of Qaddafi's vision of a united Africa, and Libyan Arab forces who look toward Europe and the Arab world for Libya's future.


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The man who authorities say admitted to killing Bill and Lorraine Currier is dead. Police say Israel Keyes took his own life in Alaska, where he was being held in connection with another murder.
Keyes committed suicide Sunday morning in the Alaska jail cell where he was being held. Keyes was awaiting trial for the murder of an Anchorage teenager, 18-year-old Samantha Koenig. Police say while questioning Keyes about the Koenig case, he confessed to killing the Curriers and told police where they could find their bodies. The confession prompted a dig beneath a demolished home in Essex. Investigators chased the construction debris to a Coventry landfill but never found the couple's remains. In October the FBI also searched Keyes' cabin in Constable, New York after getting a tip. Investigators say Koenig and the Curriers weren't Keyes' only victims. He also confessed to killing four people in Washington state and one in New York. They say his killing spree spanned at least a decade and all his victims were strangers.Federal authorities in Vermont agreed to keep quiet about the Currier connection as long as Keyes remained in prison and the public was not at risk.
Authorities say the ongoing investigation has not revealed that Keyes is linked to any other Vermont murders. A press conference is planned for Monday afternoon.
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The new year started off with an old story: Employment grew again in January but not at a pace able to lower the jobless rate.
Nonfarm payrolls rose 157,000 for the first month of 2013 while the unemployment rate edged higher to 7.9 percent, news unlikely to alter the Federal Reserve's monetary policy or instill confidence that the recovery is gaining steam.
Economists were looking for 160,000 net new jobs created with the unemployment rate holding steady at 7.8 percent.
The ho-hum jobs numbers for January were accompanied by substantial revisions higher for previous months, according to the report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Traders reacted positively to the report, providing a healthy gain at the market open.
"The market certainly likes it," said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab. The revisions "may be the real bright spot of the report."
A report earlier this week indicated that third-quarter growth actually contracted 0.1 percent, but Friday's jobs numbers contradicted the gross domestic product read.
But November job creation rose from the originally reported 161,000 to 247,000, while December was pushed upward to 196,000 from 155,000.
"The gains we've received on the January jobs report are the start of positive readings for the foreseeable future," said Todd Schoenberger, managing partner at LandColt Capital. "The first quarter has historically delivered surprises to the upside anyway, so expect January revisions and February-March readings to be significantly positive."
Retail led the way in January with 33,000 new jobs, while construction rose 28,000 and health care added 23,000.
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For Immediate Release
Molly Young
Kentucky Branch Director
Arthritis Foundation, Great Lakes Region
2908 Brownsboro Road, Suite 117
Louisville, KY 40206
502-585-1657 (fax)
Event Raises Awareness and Funds to Cure Arthritis
LOUISVILLE – Lace up your sneakers and step off to raise funds to cure arthritis at the Louisville Arthritis Walk, Saturday, September 14, 2013, at 10 a.m. at Louisville Slugger Field, 401 East Main St., Louisville, KY, 40202. Registration opens at 9 a.m.
The non-competitive 5K walk (3.1 miles), with a one-mile option, is expected to raise $62,000 to support local Arthritis Foundation programs, services and research that hopefully will lead to a cure.
Walk honorees include Shannon Brogan, 37, who lives in Frankfort, KY, and has fibromyalgia; Tina Coleman, 48, who was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and lives in Louisville; and Lydia Neill, 7, of Corydon, IN, who was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) at age one.
"Unfortunately living with rheumatoid arthritis means I have to take medicine for the rest of my life," Coleman said. But this disease has taught me to never take the simple things you do in life for granted…such as running, raising your hands or even hugging the ones you love because your life can change in an instance. Never give up."
More than one million people of all ages in Kentucky have been diagnosed with arthritis, that's 32 percent of the state's adults. Kentucky ranks second in the country for the highest incidence of arthritis in adults. And nearly 4,000 children in the state have been diagnosed with arthritis.
Fibromyalgia affects about five million Americans and is a condition associated with widespread chronic pain, fatigue, memory problems and mood changes. Rheumatoid arthritis, a systemic autoimmune disease, affects 1.5 million Americans. Women are two to three times more likely to get RA than men. RA can affect more than joints. The heart, lungs, eyes, blood vessels, nervous system and more can be involved. Juvenile arthritis affects nearly 300,000 children, more than the number of children affected with juvenile diabetes and cystic fibrosis combined.
DDW The Color House is the local Louisville Walk Advocacy & Awareness Sponsor. National Arthritis Walk sponsors include Amgen, Pfizer, Massage Envy and Zimmer.
Festivities include a Kids Zone with face-painting, crafts and games, Wall of Heroes, a health fair, door prizes, Arthritis Foundation advocacy materials and literature, live entertainment and an iPad Mini raffle.
Sign up as an individual walker or form a Walk team of family members, friends or co-workers. Walkers who raise $100 or more receive an official Walk T-shirt! For information about sponsorship opportunities or to register, contact Molly Young, Kentucky Branch Director, at 502-585-1866 or toll-free at 1-800-383-6843 or email@example.com. Or register online at: www.arthritiswalklouisville.kintera.org.
The Arthritis Foundation (www.arthritis.org) is committed to raising awareness and reducing the unacceptable impact of arthritis, which strikes one in every five adults and 300,000 children, and is the nation's leading cause of disability. To conquer this painful, debilitating disease, we support education, research, advocacy and other vital programs and services.
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Teresa E. Branch, 60, Kokomo, died at 6:38 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013, at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was born July 14, 1953, in Kokomo, to Annetta L. (Smith) Karabin and James Turner. Teresa married Michael L. Branch on Feb. 24, 1973, in Kokomo and he survives.
Teresa was a 1971 graduate of Taylor High School. She had worked at Delco Electronics and Dairy Queen. She spent most of her life working as a great wife and mom. She was an active member of First Friends Meeting. She enjoyed gardening and crafting and loved spending time with her grandchildren.
Teresa is survived by her husband, Mike Branch, Kokomo; mother, Annetta Karabin, Kokomo; three daughters, Jessica Branch, Indianapolis, Jennifer Branch and Amanda Branch, Kokomo; three grandchildren, Parker Vance, Gage Williams, Celina Poore; two brothers, Jim (Debbie) Karabin and Robert Karabin, Kokomo; brother-in-law, Martin Branch; and her sister-in-law, Elizabeth (Dennis) Hawes.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Ralph and Edith Smith; her father, James Turner; and a grandson, Matthew Gill.
A service celebrating Teresa's life will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at First Friends Meeting, 1801 Zartman Road, Kokomo, with the Rev. Annie Glen officiating. Friends are invited to visit with the family one hour prior to the service at the church.
Memorial contributions may be made in Teresa's memory to her grandchildren's education fund. Shirley & Stout Funeral Home & Crematory is assisting the family with arrangements. Messages of condolence may be left online at www.shirleyandstout.com.