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Martha Foley joined the staff of WSLU as morning host in 1981, after a stint at The St. Lawrence Plaindealer. She helped found the news department in 1982, and has seen it grow, and shrink, and grow again. "I especially liked the 'grow again' part," she says, "it means working with really talented reporters, telling more and more stories from around the North Country."
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There are hundreds of thousands of apps available for android, android tablets, Kindles, Nooks, iPhone, iPod, iPad and other electronic devices. To narrow them down to just eight was difficult, but polls show these the hottest.
8. Number eight on the list is unusual, but fun. It is an app called COMICS. This is the only comic platform that has Marvel, DC and The Walking Dead series. There are also comics for smaller children. The app is free, but you will have to pay for the books.
7. TWITTER is not at the very tippy top of the list it is number seven on the list. It is 140 characters to get information, or communicate with others.
6. SKYPE is still the way to go for those wanting to talk and see the person they are chatting with at the same time. It is compatible with Mac or PC's . The app is free and the app is free. Just create an account and get to calling.
5. DROP BOX- we use that app here on GMT. It is easy to transfer pictures or documents between all devices. Put the information in the drop box, open it on your iPad or
4. PULSE brings your favorite blogs, magazines, or newspapers into one place. This had more than 20 million users. You just scroll to the bottom, click on the catalog and find the blog or subject that fits your need.
3. RUNKEEPER- More than 12-million people us this app to turn their phones into personal trainers or stop watches. With this you can track you run, walks or hike using the GPS already installed in your phones. IT will help you keep track of the workout.
2. PHOTOSYNTH- This is a panorama or photo type of app which has the Microsoft name attached to it. It is user friendly and fun to capture the whole picture instead of just part of the picture. You can save the pictures or share them on other social media site.
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The tornado that struck Oklahoma on Monday took a devastating toll in the number of lives lost and property destroyed. But amidst the anguish and destruction there is another "heart-wrenching" tragedy -- displaced pets.
"Oklahoma City Animal Care & Control is seeing a huge increase in the number of homeless pets as a result of the storm," according to PAWS Chicago executive director Rochelle Michalek.
"They have taken in more than 150 displaced pets, and, just as we saw in Katrina, they have to hold those animals for 30 days to allow their owners to reunite with them," she said.
"These are dogs that we know have an owner, but we can't find them right away. And in sheltering there is not infinite space, so that means other dogs must be euthanized to make room for the disaster dogs."
Michalek said that is not a pleasant thought, but the tornado dogs come first.
"We were all touched in some way by what happened down there. Imagine leaving for work in the morning and coming home at night to find your life destroyed," she said. "Pets are a big part of our lives, and to lose your pet along with everything else is just heart-wrenching.
"But it's also sad that the influx of displaced dogs will mean others lose their lives. So that is why we are going."
"We don't want them to have to euthanize to make room for the storm dogs," PAWS spokeswoman Sarah Ahlberg said. "The goal is to free space in Oklahoma shelters, enabling them to assist animals displaced by the tornado."
So PAWS, as it has in other disasters, will be making an emergency response mission to Oklahoma, sending medical teams and volunteers to bring pets back to Chicago.
"We brought back about 240 Katrina dogs," Michalek said, "as well as dogs from the Iowa floods. During the flooding in Marseilles we set up an emergency food bank for families with pets and little else."
About 75 dogs, some in need of medical care, will be brought back from Oklahoma and placed into PAWS' adoption program.
That will require a mammoth volunteer effort, and Michalek said so far the community response has been "wonderful," with more than 225 volunteers already scheduled and more welcome.
Because of the size and short timeframe, PAWS is accepting untrained volunteers to do some of the work that does not involve handling animals, Michalek said.
"We will do some quicky training sessions for people as needed, and the people who have not been trained can do other things such as cleaning and preparing shelter space, and feeding."
PAWS medical and intake teams left for Oklahoma City on Thursday afternoon, while volunteers in eight or more vans will be leaving Friday afternoon, Michalek said. The vans, filled with homeless dogs, will return late Saturday night to the Rescue & Recovery Center at 3516 W. 26th St. in Lawndale, she said.
The dogs will be bathed and fed, then get vaccinations, microchips and spay/neuter surgeries on Sunday. Sick or injured animals will receive medical treatment and be placed in foster homes until they recover, Michalek said.
Once healthy, they will be put up for placement at PAWS' Adoption Center at 1997 N. Clybourn in Lincoln Park, where the healthiest of the new arrivals will be available starting at 11 a.m. on Memorial Day.
And this is just the first trip to Oklahoma, Michalek said.
In about 30 days, when families have had time to find lost pets, "we will go back down to get more," said -- this time storm orphans who were not reunited with families.
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Here are some whispers we've been hearing from around the NFC South:
• The Buccaneers haven't been satisfied with RB LeGarrette Blount's performance in short-yardage situations and have been considering using FB Earnest Graham instead of Blount in those scenarios. We're told the Bucs are not giving up on Blount as a straight-ahead rusher, but adjusting to that style of running hasn't been easy for Blount, who was more of a lateral rusher in college at Oregon, and Graham has shown he can fulfill many different roles.
• After showing some flashes of potential late last season, Falcons second-year DE Lawrence Sidbury has been active in only six games this season and he has yet to record a tackle. Atlanta is hoping he will develop into a potential replacement for 32-year-old DE John Abraham, but Sidbury isn't coming along as quickly as some had hoped.
• Rookie WR Armanti Edwards has been active in just one game this season, and we hear Panthers fans shouldn't expect to see him get more involved on offense before the season is over. Head coach John Fox has decided he has little use for Edwards, who played quarterback at Appalachian State, and it doesn't appear he'll get a chance to play much, if at all, until next season.
• Two starting offensive linemen — C Jeff Faine and ORG Davin Joseph — have landed on injured reserve for the Bucs in recent weeks, and injuries have been an issue for Tampa Bay's front five for much of the season. Undrafted rookie Derek Hardman has taken over as the starting right guard, but we hear the team is prepared to move ORT James Lee over to replace Hardman if he struggles. Jeremy Trueblood would get his starting job at right tackle back if that were to happen.


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On Sunday, Brandon Inge hit a three-run home run against Matt Moore. That's only the beginning of the story, though.
It's okay, buddy. Even if you could still have kids, she wasn't going to have them with you after that.
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Chamber of Secrets #3 in Year End Box Office Numbers
Chamber of Secrets is listed as the third highest grossing film of the year in the US according to Exhibitor Relations, raking in over $240 million to date. Click here for a comparison of the box office for both HP films to date (but remember that CoS is still in theaters).
Caroline Rhea Show in the US Repeat
If you missed it back in November, the Caroline Rhea show will be repeating the episode with Daniel Radcliffe on January 3, 2003, for viewers in the US (and parts of Canada and Mexico).
And the New Dumbledore is Rumoured to be ...
... actor Michael Gambon, according to this article from E! Online. (Thank you to Amar for the link. Remember -- rumour rumour rumour rumour rumour. We can't stress that enough -- rumour rumour rumour ...)
Film Designer Honoured
An article from The Times of India reports that film designer Stuart Craig - who brought Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to life in the Harry Potter films -- has been has been named an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE).
Dumbledore clarifications
This seems to happen now and then with the rumor bandwagon - a tabloid says one weird thing and it gets twisted around, word by word, it until we have "official confirmation" to which no official will comment. So here is a rundown of what we do and do not know about the search for Dumbledore.
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New Site for Casting Speculation
Nikki Thompson's new site, Filling the Shoes is still under construction, but looks like it will be a great place to speculate about all those Harry Potter characters who have yet to be cast in the films - with all the rumors flying around right now, it fills a void, so we thought we'd let you know aboutContinued...
The Toronto Star on JKR and Catie Hoch
Today, The Toronto Star published an article that includes exerpts from JKR's emails to Catie Hoch, the child who died of cancer before GoF.
"This is all TOP SECRET," the e-mail continued, "so you are allowed to tell (some close friends) and your Mum, but no one else, or you'll be gettingContinued...
NPR archive link and auction radio interview
If you missed the NPR segment about fanfiction, you can catch it here - it includes our editor Megan calling herself a dork (which in this edtior's opinion makes it not-to-be-missed. :) Seriously, it describes the world of fanfiction really well - here's Megan's quotage about what inspiresContinued...
Top Selling Calendars of 2003
The Associated Press reports on which calendars for the upcoming year are the bestsellers as of Christmas.
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Top Woman Earner of the Year in the UK is....
JK Rowling of course! Reuters reports that "Her annual pay of $77 million was six times greater than the salary of Queen Elizabeth, according to an annual list of The Mail on Sunday newspaper." Others behind JK include Madonna, Anne Robinson and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Dave Barry Looks Back on 2002
Today, The Miami Herald and various other papers around the world published Dave Barry's annual Look Back at the year. In addition to a wonderful cartoon of Yoda (he's green-coloured, so is he a Slytherin?) trying to catch the snitch, Barry wrote that in May,
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The Nation: "The real superstar is definitely not there"
Page from Daniel Radcliffe Rocks sent us this link to an article which states that Daniel Radcliffe may not be overseas as previously reported by the Bangkok Post.
BBC Article Mentioning HP Fanfic
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NPR to Air Segment on Harry Potter Fan Fiction
The Headmistresses of The Sugar Quill along with some of their staff have been interviewed by NPR's (National Public Radio) Margot Adler regarding their site and Harry Potter fan fiction. The interview is set to air this Sunday, December 29th during All Things Considered.
Daniel Radcliffe Visits Thailand
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Two wonder tries by Christian Wade were the highlight of a memorable Wasps victory at a wet and windy Kingsholm, where the side recorded their fourth win in a row in all competitions.
After going 14-0 up after 20 minutes, Wasps had to resist a second-half fightback which twice saw Gloucester lead. The home side appeared to have clinched victory, inside the final ten minutes, but two late tries saw Wasps claim their first away win of the season, securing a bonus point along the way.
Playing into a strong wind, Wasp began encouragingly, with some excellent control from the forwards. After Freddie Burns was penalised for taking out Josh Bassett, as the winger went up for a high ball, a few metres inside the Wasps half, Andy Goode's kick set up an attacking lineout. Wasp won the ball, and took it through several phases, before creating an overlap on the right. Andy Goode sent a kick outwards Christian Wade, but the ball went just beyond the winger's reach, and bounced harmlessly into touch. Several minutes of pressure ended when Ashley Johnson lost possession as he broke away from a maul on the home 22, and Gloucester were able to clear to halfway.
With fifteen minutes gone, Wasps came close to an opening score, when Goode kicked towards the left wing. The kick was misdirected and was heading over the dead-ball line when Elliot Daly appeared from nowhere and came agonisingly close to making contact, just before the ball went out.
A minute later, Wasps went ahead. They won a turnover, 15 metres inside their own half. The ball was quickly worked out to Christian Wade, just inside his own half, and a few metres from touch. He had Rob Cook ahead of him, but he left the fullback for dead and raced away for a sensational try, between the posts. Goode landed the conversion.
Six minutes later, Wasps were celebrating a second try, as Nathan Hughes emerged from a Gloucester scrum, ten metres from the line, to power his way over. Goode had another simple kick, to stretch the lead to 14-0.
Eleven minutes from halftime, Gloucester finally opened their account with a Burns penalty, after several minutes of pressure. The fly half then darted through a gap in midfield, to set up Gloucester's first threatening attack of the afternoon. They came close to a score out on the left, and then moved play back across the field. Andy Hazell was given the ball a few metres out, but appeared to lose it forwards in the tackle. It went over the line and Sean Knight touched it down. The referee went to the TMO, who concluded that Hazell had passed the ball backwards, and that it had gone forwards off his foot, so a try had been scored. Burns landed a superb conversion, to bring the score to 14-10, with a few minutes left before the break.
Two minutes before halftime, Wasps were awarded a penalty, just outside the Gloucester 22. They chose to go for the corner, and made a series of bursts for the line, before Goode produced another chip, which went dead. The referee was playing advantage for an offence near the line. This time, Goode went for the posts, and his successful kick made the halftime score 17-10 – an excellent return for 40 minutes playing into a strong wind.
A stolen lineout, in the second minute of the second half, gave Gloucester the first attacking opportunity of the half. They turned down a kickable penalty, to kick for the corner, and were rewarded for their adventure, when Sione Kalamafoni charged over from the lineout. Burns was unable to add the extra points, as the wind held his kick up, and it fell well short.
Gloucester threatened again, following a Wasps lineout, ten metres inside the home half. The ball bounced around, before ending up in the hands of James Simpson-Daniel, who slipped through a tackle, to race away down the left. The defence finally brought him down, as he veered inside, to the 22. The attack was kept alive, and Elliot Daly was eventually forced to make a hasty clearance, from near his line.
Several minutes of helter-skelter rugby followed, with the game being played at a frenetic pace. Gloucester were now gaining in confidence all the time and appeared to have taken the lead, when Ryan Mills went over the line. The referee consulted the TMO, but the replay showed that Tom Palmer and Kearnan Myall had prevented him from touching the ball down.
Gloucester were now camped in the Wasps 22, and several minutes of pressure ended with a penalty at a scrum, just to the right of the posts. Burns landed a straightforward kick to put his side ahead for the first time, with 18 minutes of the second half played, virtually all of them in the Wasps half.
Right from the restart, Wasps won a lineout, 30 metres out. Goode dropped for goal, but his kick went wide. The referee had been playing advantage for a penalty. Goode landed a superb kick, to put Wasps back in front.
A minute later, Charlie Hayter was sent through a gap by Joe Simpson, but he lost control of the ball as he was breaking through a tackle, with open space in front of him. Elliot Daly then produced a sublime offload, to feed Christian Wade, just outside the 22, but Wasps were penalised at the breakdown.
Another Wasps attack ended in a Gloucester penalty, after Ashley Johnson had exploded out of a maul, to send Matt Mullan charging towards the Gloucester 22. The penalty did not find touch, and Elliot Daly cleared. He slipped as he made his kick, ending up outside the 22, and the lineout was taken back on the 22. It proved crucial, as Gloucester won a penalty. Burns's kick went wide, but hung up in the breeze. Gloucester followed up and won the ball, which was moved out to the right, and Rob Cook went over in the corner. Burns was unable to convert, leaving the score at 23-20, nine minutes from time.
Wasps responded in sensational fashion. Goode's long restart was not gathered and Josh Bassett gathered, a few metres from the line. He was stopped just short, but found Guy Thompson in support, and the replacement crashed over near the corner. Goode landed another fine kick, to give Wasps a 27-23 lead, with five minutes left.
They sealed a memorable victory two minutes from time, when Christian Wade produced another wonder try. Put in possession just outside the 22, he rounded the defence and raced away to dive over in the corner. Goode was unable to convert, but Wasps had secured the win and the bonus point. Cooke went over in the final minute, to secure a double bonus point, and Burns's conversion made the final score 32-30.
The next two weekends are taken over by the LV= Cup. Wasps begin this season's campaign next Friday night, when they take on Saracens, at Adams Park
Wasps team: Elliot Daly; Christian Wade, Chris Bell (c), Charlie Hayter, Josh Bassett; Andy Goode, Joe Simpson; Matt Mullan, Carlo Festuccia, Jake Cooper-Woolley,Tom Palmer, Kearnan Myall, Ashley Johnson, James Haskell, Nathan Hughes
Replacements: Tom Lindsay, Simon McIntyre, Will Taylor, James Cannon, Guy Thompson, Charlie Davies, Joe Carlisle, Tommy Bell
Gloucester team: Rob Cook; James Simpson-Daniel, Henry Trinder, Ryan Mills, Jonny May; Freddie Burns, Dan Robson; Yann Thomas, Huia Edmonds, Shaun Knight; Will James, James Hudson; Tom Savage (capt), Andy Hazell, Sione Kalamafoni
Replacements: Darren Dawidiuk, James Gibbons, Rupert Harden, Elliott Stooke, Gareth Evans, Jimmy Cowan, Charlie Sharples, Matt Kvesic


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Google's announcement Tuesday that it is developing an open-source operating system raised questions among privacy advocates about the amount of personal data Google will be able to collect.
Google already collects private data through products like its search engine and its Gmail e-mail service, as well as its AdSense advertising service. The Chrome operating system, to be rolled out on netbook computers next year, gives the company another avenue to collect and monetize personal information, privacy advocates said Wednesday.
[ InfoWorld's Robert X. Cringely wonders if Chrome OS will be a geeks-only thing, while Randall C. Kennedy thinks Google's OS has almost no chance of succeeding. ]
"Competition in the OS market should always be welcome, but Google is the special case," said Marc Rotenberg, president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a privacy advocacy group. "It has become dominant across many essential Internet services -- search, mail, video, online apps, and advertising."
Google has a growing profile of Web users and has been reluctant to support some privacy safeguards, Rotenberg added. For example, Google has been cool to proposals to require that online vendors get opt-in permission before collecting customers' personal data.
Rotenberg said he expects antitrust officials in the U.S. and Europe to "view Google's entry into the OS market with enormous skepticism."
Jeffrey Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy, another privacy advocate, agreed. "I think the new OS has to be placed under the data collection x-ray by U.S. and E.U. privacy regulators and advocates," he said. "Any expansion into the marketplace by either Google or Microsoft should generate intense scrutiny, especially for the privacy implications."
Google's entrance into the OS market "clearly" raises some privacy concerns, said Ari Schwartz, vice president at the Center for Democracy and Technology, a privacy and civil liberties advocacy group. While Google does a good job protecting privacy within individual products or services, the company has challenges with guarding privacy across its suite of offerings as a whole, Schwartz said.
Google has recently worked on giving users control of their privacy settings for targeted online advertising, but Schwartz said he's unsure how more user privacy controls would work in an operating system environment. "We'd like to see them innovate in that area, but that remains to be seen," he said.
Google spokesman Adam Kovacevich said user privacy will be among the top priorities as the company develops the new operating system.
"The product is still being developed ... but we'll consider privacy protections when we build the product, as we do with all our other products," he said. "We always build privacy into our products from the very beginning, and this will be no exception."
Google's expanding online empire creates not only privacy questions, but antitrust ones as well, said Steve Pociask, president of the American Consumer Institute Center for Citizen Research, a think tank that has been critical of Google in the past. Google's Chrome operating system would run on top of the Linux kernel and be primarily Web-based, Google said.
"Given Google's dominance and near-monopoly position in a number of markets, when it leverages its power to other markets like this new one, policymakers and regulators need to take note," Pociask said. "They should be concerned."


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1. Turn Your Ideas Into Movies with Sunil Rajaraman (CEO and Co-Founder of Scripped.com)
Run through how an idea turns from a screenplay to a movie. From how a writer gets an agent, to how financing is raised, to how a movie ultimately gets distribution.
2. PR That Doesn't Suck: a 5-minute tutorial with Elliot Tomaeno (Director of Communications at Enloop)
If do-it-yourself PR is something that you are thinking about, this 5-minute tutorial will help you understand some simple tactics and tenets of PR with a focus on what you can do on your own and some tips on how to make sure that you don't make any serious PR gaffs that could do more damage than good. This quick lesson will set you up to conduct "PR that doesn't suck"!
3. Learn Any Language with Eric Meltzer (Partner at design gang Wheat Pond King Fir)
This quick lesson will teach anyone that they can learn any language to an astonishing degree of fluency rapidly.
Yes, we'll be geeking out over education and learning. And yes, we'll be showcasing awesome, fascinating, funny, and mind-expanding content. So, come quench your thirst for knowledge, learning, and of course, drinks!
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Can the n95 8gb read the same files and play the music over my home network, if so how easy is it to do?
Very easy, you may check this out:: SymPlayer - Network Audio Player for MP3 files.
All you need to do is to configure shared folder on your computer, place there MP3 files and then you can play them from SymPlayer on your phone.
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I was hoping to use the N95 built in client though like I said above you can play n95 files on the PS3 using Tversity
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SymPlayer software for S60 v3/5 can play mp3 files or folder with mp3 files on phone or directly from computer.


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JM: Let's see… The audience votes for who [plays] Datchery, and that happens on stage, and it's announced on stage, so everybody knows — audience, cast members — at the same time. Then, when they do the murderer vote, the audience votes with our vote-takers, who are members of the cast. They collect the little sheets that they [keep track of the] votes on — because they really do count hands, and they write them down — and they go backstage to our assistant stage manager, who's usually Scott [Taylor Rollison], who stands there and tallies them all. Whenever he's done tallying the votes, he makes an announcement over the PA [system, to the cast]. People are either backstage or downstairs or in their dressing room, and you hear who the murderer is usually during Chita Rivera's song — the song that [Princess Puffer] sings with Rosa, [played by Betsy Wolfe] — so if it's Puffer or Rosa, they don't know until they've left that scene! There's also a posting that's put up backstage, so that if you need to check before you go on for your next scene, it's posted there so you can refresh your memory.
Betsy Wolfe, who plays Rosa, and Bobby Creighton, who plays Durdles, [are] the ones who have to announce the Datchery and the murderer on stage… Every once in a while, they have that moment of, "Oh, God, who was it tonight?," because we do it so often and it changes. [Laughs.] They have lines that are set up, and then they have to fill in the blank for whoever is chosen that night… They're pros, but it's that moment of, "What's going to happen?!" It's very truthful — what you're seeing up there. [Laughs.]
During that moment of being chosen, I imagine the feeling of your stomach dropping for a second…
JM: Oh, yeah! Then you're like, "Oh, I got this! I can do this!"
Rupert Holmes has made some revisions to the material. Can you tell me about working with him? Has it been a fluid process throughout rehearsals?
JM: Yeah. Rupert Holmes has been amazing. He's been with us since our first day of rehearsal and really throughout the entire process… He is just one of the kindest, most generous and brilliant people I think I've ever met. He's so smart, but he's so approachable. He was there from the get-go to answer any questions. If we had a question about a lyric or if he wanted to change something, he was in the room. There are some new lyrics in this version that were not in the original — revised lyrics [and] revised scenes. He was really game to make some things new and revisit things with us or reinvent stuff depending on what we were bringing to the project. It was a great, reciprocal relationship. He's been amazing, and he's around today, too, as we're recording!
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Omen Belgian Raspberry Stout (Apocalypse Series) - Elysian Brewing Company
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3/5 rDev -18.3%
08-03-2014 17:50:03 | More by JoelClark
4.25/5 rDev +15.8%
07-03-2014 03:25:48 | More by brandonwnw
4/5 rDev +9%
22oz bottle poured into a pair of chalices.
Pours black, biggish light brown head that dissipates very slowly. Smell is chocolatey, vegetable, fruity. Yeasty, slight funk.
Taste is super raspberry, some chocolate. Slight funk.
Mouthfeel is surprisingly thin. Silky. Overall, quite good.
05-24-2014 06:15:07 | More by snaotheus
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
04-20-2014 13:50:33 | More by markgugs
2.5/5 rDev -31.9%
09-15-2013 06:45:32 | More by bernat1971
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +9%
08-29-2013 03:52:04 | More by st9647v3
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
08-25-2013 00:57:01 | More by JonBarrowman
4.5/5 rDev +22.6%
08-09-2013 18:24:48 | More by jason_nwx
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
07-07-2013 19:46:00 | More by KevinDiana
3.25/5 rDev -11.4%
07-05-2013 06:13:43 | More by earinc
3.73/5 rDev +1.6%
This arrived dark, near black, with hints of ruby, and a nice small head. Lace is moderate.
The smell has nice sweetness and toasted malt, but would have been better if stronger. Flavor picks up a notch in the taste, and the more exotic flavors start to blend in. First raspberry, then dark malts, and finally a hint of coffee and chocolate at the end. The mouthfeel is light for a regular stout, but this is a slightly different animal.
Not popular, but I certainly enjoyed it.
06-18-2013 04:58:01 | More by watermelonman
West Virginia
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
06-13-2013 00:27:09 | More by drinking12many
New York
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
05-26-2013 14:33:21 | More by DoubleSimcoe
North Carolina
3.69/5 rDev +0.5%
A: Pours an opaque yet clear very dark brown (approaching black) in color with some light amounts of gentle visible carbonation and some cola brown highlights. The beer has a creamy finger tall light tan head that slowly reduces to a very thin film covering the entire surface of the beer with a small slightly thicker patch and a thin ring at the edges of the glass, Moderate to significant amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Light to moderate aromas of dark and lightly roasted malts as well as Belgian yeast. There are lighter notes of chocolate and just a hint of raspberry.
T: Upfront there are light to moderate flavors of lightly roasted dark malts and just a light hint of Belgian yeast. At first there are light to moderate flavors of dark chocolate and just a hint of tart raspberry but the raspberry flavors become a bit stronger once the beer warms up. Well balanced as there is very little sweetness or bitterness in this brew.
M: Medium bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Slightly smooth.
O: When this beer is cold (or even cool), the raspberry flavors and aromas are fairly subtle but once the beer warms up they become a little more pronounced. I found this beer to be enjoyable and easy to drink - reminds me of a beer that Big Boss (Raleigh, NC) had when I used to live down there...one I really enjoyed. This would be a good edition to the regular or seasonal lineup for Elysian. The alcohol is extremely well hidden in this one.
05-18-2013 00:47:52 | More by dbrauneis
4/5 rDev +9%
05-10-2013 18:41:02 | More by twenty5
New York
4/5 rDev +9%
04-16-2013 16:08:24 | More by adkrogue
New York
3.66/5 rDev -0.3%
A: The beer is very dark brown (nearly jet black) in color and poured with a half finger high dense tan head that died down, leaving a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface and a collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of dark malts and Belgian yeast are present in the nose along with some hints of chocolate.
T: The taste is similar to the smell and has subtle notes of tart raspberries—these become stronger and linger through the finish—particularly after the beer warms up. Neither bitterness nor roasted malt flavors are perceptible.
M: It feels medium-bodied and a little smooth on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This is an enjoyable and easy-to-drink stout, but you really need to let this warm up if you want to get a lot of the raspberry flavors.
04-11-2013 02:56:34 | More by metter98
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
03-25-2013 00:21:00 | More by ThatCracker
New Jersey
4.05/5 rDev +10.4%
a brownish black pour with a finger of tan head, great retention and nice amounts of lacing. smell is mostly of chocolate, raisins, hint of raspberries, dark roasted grains. the flavor up front is bitter and earthy, as soon as it settles on the palate it's all chocolate and raspberries. this is a DELICIOUS combination of flavors.. the roasted grain bill balances it out nicely. medium body with moderate carbonation.
this is the first time i have a raspberry stout, it's usually cherry stouts and those tend to be hit or miss. this is a wonderfully balanced stout with a light raspberry tartness.
03-25-2013 00:19:38 | More by facundoCNB
3.26/5 rDev -11.2%
Served in straight pint glass. Poured a nearly solid black, just a bit of reddish translucence at the very edges, with 1/4 inch of tan head that had moderate retention and very good lacing.
I didn't get any raspberry on the nose, a fair bit of roast, and some solid base grains, but no damn raspberry. I love raspberry! On the tongue, the beloved raspberry showed through a bit, but was dominated by the roast, which was almost coffee like.
The body was a bit light for what I look for in the style. Drinkability was decent, I drank it easily enough, but I wouldn't want 2 in a row. Overall, not bad. Certainly worth a try if you see it.
03-13-2013 00:58:10 | More by beertunes
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
03-05-2013 19:43:12 | More by imperialking
New York
4.5/5 rDev +22.6%
03-03-2013 15:46:20 | More by DrkNite12
3.51/5 rDev -4.4%
Bottle opened on 2.27.13
A - Pours a dark brown with a two inch foamy dark tan head with good retention.
S - Malty, nutty, chocolate, raspberry.
T - Very malty and biscuity with a hint of raspberry that lingers in the background but tends to come out more as it warms.
D - Heavier body with medium carbonation. A bit chalky in the mouth.
O - Milder stout with a small raspberry kick in the background that turns worse as it warms.
03-01-2013 05:06:46 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
02-24-2013 00:59:53 | More by Gonzoillini
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
02-19-2013 04:24:46 | More by oriolesfan4
Omen Belgian Raspberry Stout (Apocalypse Series) from Elysian Brewing Company
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The year began with grandiose promises that if you like your health insurance plan you can keep it. We were told that, while we would be subject to a penalty if we didn't buy insurance, employers would be forced to provide it for their employees or face penalties themselves. We were assured that by October 1st those without insurance would be able to purchase insurance, at a much lower cost than ever before, on a state-of-the-art website – a health care hub of the future. There were set deadlines for each step of the process to bring transparency and allow for health insurance companies, businesses, and individuals alike to have confidence in the system – to have a plan and prepare for this wonderful new healthcare solution for all of humanity.
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The 2014 midterm elections are right around the corner and the president is sure making things ripe for Democratic defeat next year. A new analysis conducted by the American Enterprise Institute stated that 50-100 million Americans could lose their health insurance by next fall. [T]he administration anticipates half to two-thirds of small businesses would have policies canceled or be compelled to send workers onto the ObamaCare exchanges. They | Read More »
Well, the Obamacare numbers are now public information – and they're abysmal. Elise Viebeck of the Hill wrote that the "HHS reported that 106,185 people have selected plans from the state-by-state marketplaces designed to connect the uninsured with private healthcare coverage." The keyword is selected. Overall, more people have signed the petition for the United States to build the Death Star than those who bought | Read More »
If you value your faith. If you are one of the millions of Americans who believe that abortion pills cause the destruction of innocent, God-given human life. If you are an employer who believes that being forced to pay for others' abortion pills is morally reprehensible, the Obama Administration wants you to pay a dramatically steep price for your religious liberty.Read More »
Most organized crime mobs check outsiders for bugs, but apparently not La Obamacare Cosa Nostra. Project Veritas sent a Secret Squirrel undercover to Texas National Urban League offices turned Obamacare "Navigators" and, ala Breitbart, found government-run non-ACORNS breaking bad: Ironically, the only concession Republicans attained after the Obamacare-inspired government shutdown was to reverse the law's namesake Chief Executive's latest rule by fiat waiving income verification | Read More »
Last night's loss to Democrat Terry McAuliffe was tough to swallow. The infinitely better man, Republican Ken Cuccinelli, lost by 54,946 votes. Yet, it wasn't because he was "too conservative;" that's the one thing I don't want to hear concerning why he lost. Simply, Ken Cuccinelli ran a bad campaign. For one thing, he failed to fight hard for the issues that have worked in his | Read More »
From its inception, the individual and employer mandates got the ink. But it was always the insurance mandates that were key to Obamacare's main objective: To kill the private insurance industry in order to make a single-payer, i.e. socialized medicine, system inevitable. President Barack Obama and fellow Democrats spewed forth a veritable cornucopia of lies that Americans happy with their "current" policies, could keep them. | Read More »
Last night, I blogged about NBC News' report on the Obama administration knowing that millions would lose their coverage as a result of the new health care law. In fact, it was projected that 40-67% of Americans in the individual market would lose their coverage. It was posted late afternoon yesterday, but the link vanished later that night. According to NBC, they blamed it on a "publishing glitch." | Read More »


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With less than a week until the election, Kalispell's municipal airport is sparking a war of words.
Attorney Connie Leistiko filed libel charges Tuesday, October 29 in Flathead County District Court on behalf of her husband, Fred Leistiko, the manager of the Kalispell airport.
She claims city councilman, Phil Guiffrida, wrongfully accused her husband of lying to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to get federal funding.
The Leistikos see the councilman's words as a "personal attack," but Guiffrida, who allegedly only found out about the lawsuit from the local media, says this is purely a ploy.
"My husband has had people say things about him that were untrue and unfair throughout his tenure, but this one went too far," said Connie Leistiko.
"This is a political stunt," explained Guiffrida, "This truly is a Hail Mary pass in the last six days prior to an election, and it's an important election."
Guiffrida says he has already turned in the necessary paperwork to the city attorney.
When asked how this might affect voters, Guiffrida says he believes the ordeal actually helps the side pushing for repeal--or against the airport's expansion.


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*starts fire in my bedroom*
Omfg. Um. Hello there.
*Starts a fire in my pants!!!*
*gets trapped in lift*
The best part is that there's a fairly decent chance, given the background of the photo (dry wilderness and scrub brush) that the firefighter in this picture is a Hotshot—
And Hotshots, along with Smoke-Jumpers, are sort of like… Okay. If firefighters are rockstars, Hot-Shots are Queen and Smoke-Jumpers are whatever Tony Stark uses to rev himself up for badassery.
Hotshots are elite firefighters who train extensively and are inserted into high-risk terrain in order to fight the fire on the ground.
In layman's terms—if there's a forest fire threatening your house, the hotshots are the dudes digging the fire trenches while whirling beams of fire snap give feet from them.
And then, then, there's the Smoke-Jumpers. As their name implies, they jump smoke.
In layman's terms—the fires the hotshots can't reach by land? Those crazy fuckera PARACHUTE into forest fires.
Because jumping out of a plane isn't scary enough, they do it in near-zero visibility, through scorching smoke, with the risk that the thermals and currents could blow them right into a burning tree, to pick a landing spot so they can then be in remote backwoods wilderness with minimal hope of rescue if something goes tits up.
So yeah. If this lady's an urban firefighter she's a huge badass. But if my guess is right and she's a more elite unit, then I want to have her gay babies like, yesterday.
Incidentally, the first SmokeJumpers (Triple Nickles) were the all-African American paratroopers of the 555th Parachute Infantry during WW2, when the Japanese sent 900 fireballoons into the American northwest forests. They fought 1200 forest fires in 1945. Deanne Shulman was the first female smokejumper in 1981
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Hey Greg, know anything about second pitches on the routes on the left side (above 5.6 corner and the routes to the right of that one?) Last we were there were saw anchors up higher and some sporadic protection bolts I believe.
There are a few routes up and left of 5.6 corner. The rock looks so bad I've never gone up there and have never seen anyone else. Wolverine is a 3 pitch 11 which starts with "crack 1". About 75 yards down and left of 5.6 corner lies 3 multipitch climbs which are described on this site. Rattler, Kura Buran and Pandemic.
There are 3 pitches to the 5.6. 2nd pitch is 5.4'ish - loose rock. 3rd pitch uses WIDE WIDE gear up flake. You can see the achors from the top of the 5.8 climb on the right.


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Modern, Bright and Airy 1/2 or Full Duplex on Canal in Key Colony Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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- pets allowed yes
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This beautiful duplex home is situated on a wide, deepwater canal.
Location : A very nice and quiet street about 1 block to the Cabana Club.
Both halves of the duplex are available and is a great place for a family or friends get-together!
Upper Level 1/2 of the duplex is an attractive, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom with...
Modern kitchen with granite counter tops, full amenities and separate dining area.
Living room is spacious, bright, airy and comfortable.
One of the Bathrooms has a Jacuzzi Tub!
Patio set on the front porch/balcony.
The Ground level 1/2 of the duplex is a sparkling 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit with...
Newer kitchen area
Ceramic tile floors and comfortable living room with flat-screen TV
Sliding glass doors in the Master bedroom
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Membership to the Cabana Club is included for one 1/2 of the duplex. The Cabana Club is a private club where you can enjoy their Olympic sized pool, hot tub, white sandy beach or just grab a snack/drink!
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Full Kitchen with all necessary dishware, utensils, pots, pans, etc...
Dishwasher(upper only) Stove/oven Ref/Freezer Microwave Coffee-maker
Blender Toaster Iron/board
BEDROOMS : 2 sets of linens and blankets for each bed
BATHROOMS : 2 sets of bath/hand towels for each
UPPER Level Unit (pictured)
MASTER bedroom has 1 King size bed
GUEST bedroom has 2 Twin size beds
LOWER Level Unit
MASTER bedroom has 1 King size bed
GUEST bedroom has 1 Full size bed
Living room has a Sleep-sofa (upper only)
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activities and attractions in Key Colony Beach The Florida Keys
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Mid-December thru March $1050 / wk
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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Back to School Basics!
13 comments:
- Jeanne said...
You have me interested in this week's posts! Every one of them will be so helpful.
Actually, this is my last week off. So my mind is going in many directions too.
- July 29, 2012 at 8:49 AM
- Stephanie said...
Target put me through the same roller coaster ride yesterday! Part of me feels like I should be spending every moment of the next 3 weeks working on school stuff and the other part thinks I need to soak up every last minute of free time. Looking forwards to your posts next week!!
❤ -Stephanie
Falling Into First
- July 29, 2012 at 11:16 AM
- Loving it in first said...
I will be in my classroom again tomorrow. I love the dollar section at target. It comes right after my stop for popcorn.
- July 29, 2012 at 10:04 PM
- Chrissy said...
Looking forward to your giveaway and linking up for a few of the days!
First Grade Found Me
- July 29, 2012 at 10:13 PM
- Jessica said...
I just found you on Erica's site, sounds like and interesting Party you will have going on.
I am also your newest follower.
I'm having a "help me get to 100" giveaway, and I am almost there.
stop by when you get the chance.
- July 29, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- Maureen Hoffman-Wehmeier said...
This is my last week, also. I go back on Friday, and we have kiddos next Tuesday. I have made a to-do list, thanks to Katie Klohn. I have been not just been pinning, but I have also been doing! The Olympics are cutting in to my sleeping time. WOW! There have been some awesome moments so far!
- July 30, 2012 at 1:08 AM
- Mrs. M said...
I totally hear you. I am trying to savor every last second of summer- but in the back of my mind I know I have TONS to do in my room.
Color Me Kinder
- July 30, 2012 at 2:12 AM
- PROUD IN PRIMARY!!! said...
Your give-away is amazing!!!! can't wait!!!!!!
- July 30, 2012 at 9:13 PM
- Mrs. Green said...
Excited to see all your posts for this week. Should get the school year off to a great start!
- July 31, 2012 at 9:52 AM
- LovingFirstGrade said...
I always feel so torn at this time of year. I know I need to get ready for the new school year and get organized but I also want to spend every last minute with my own children. I know they will be grown and out of the house before I know it.
- July 31, 2012 at 12:25 PM
- LovingFirstGrade said...
I always feel so torn at this time of year. I know I need to get ready for the new school year and get organized but I also want to spend every last minute with my own children. I know they will be grown and out of the house before I know it.
- July 31, 2012 at 12:27 PM
- Cecelia said...
Oh you poor things having just a week left. I have three and plan on spending as much time AWAY from school as I can. But, I already did half of my room set up a few weeks ago before I went away on holiday.
You will have plenty of time spent in school once it starts; enjoy the time OFF!!
- August 1, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Julie Marciniak said...
Looking forward to a fabulous linky give-a-way right before school starts! Great way to SPICE things up just as the madness begins! Thanks!
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Chimpanzee & Human Communication Institute Summer 2013 Apprentice Program
The dates of the program are June 23 to August 16, 2013.
The research at CHCI involves a group of chimpanzees who use the signs of American Sign Language (ASL). Washoe, Moja, Tatu, and Dar were part of the cross-fostering research that began in 1966 with Drs. R.A. & B.T. Gardner. Each chimpanzee was raised in an enriched environment in which his or her human family members used only ASL, much like the environment in which a deaf human child grows up. Loulis was adopted by Washoe in 1978 and learned his signs from chimpanzees. Currently, Tatu, Dar, and Loulis reside at CHCI on the campus of Central Washington University in Ellensburg, WA, in a large state-of-the-art facility.
Apprentices are at the institute daily -- cleaning enclosures, preparing meals and enrichment, making observations of the chimpanzees, and participating in one or more research projects. The first week is intensive training in laboratory jobs and chimpanzee behaviors. After several weeks each apprentice becomes more autonomous and has responsibilities in research and husbandry. The philosophy of CHCI is that the needs of the chimpanzees come first. Apprentices are trained in humane care and research techniques.
The program fee is $1900 and there is a non-refundable $25 application processing fee. The costs do not include housing and transportation. Housing is available on campus. A course in ASL is highly recommended but not required. For more information on the program and the application please see our web page at www.cwu.edu/chci/apprentice-program or contact Bonnie Hendrickson by email at email@example.com or by mail CHCI-CWU, 400 East University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926. The deadline to apply is February 22, 2013.


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I'd definitely consider it. I personally think the Retina mac laptops pure helium. Can't upgrade the hard drive, can't upgrade the RAM, cost $3500 for what I'd consider a minimum computer. I have one of the first MBP Unibodies and I just upgraded the RAM and drive to a SSD.
My next body is going to be a 1D (notice I didn't say X), hopefully with a lot of pixels.
what hard drive did you use? I have a late 2010 15"unibody MBP, been thinking of upgrading the whole machine or just upgrading RAM and HD to SSD I think mine has 8GB ram already can you upgrade them to 16GB?
I have the newest 2013 refresh
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This model costs $2599 if you know someone in school then you get the education discount
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Cruised 17 times before with other cruiselines and never had such poor service so much so that we withdrew the tips and just tipped the cabin steward who was excellent. The only good thing about this cruise was the itinerary.
Entertainment was as good as other cruises. Cabin was much smaller but balcony huge. Pools busy with uncontrolled children. Shops on board expensive. Drinks also expensive when 15% service charge and tax have been added.
On a dollar per day basis this was the most expensive cruise we have ever taken and definately the worse.


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I'm wondering how mature and stable D is, and if it might be a good replacement for C/C++.
I know that there are currently two standard libraries (Phobos and Tango), so I assume that there might be people trying to unify them.
Additionally I heard some time ago that the languages has problems on the boundaries of GCed/non-GCed code. I couldn't find any reference about that on the D website, so is this problem still true?
If I had to choose D as a C replacement today, what D (v 1.0 or v 2.0) and what standard library would you suggest?


text: They say there's no sense crying over spilt milk. But when a massive quantity of whisky is accidentally poured down the drain, it's enough to make you tear up a little. A mix-up at a Chivas Brothers bottling plant in Dumbarton, Scotland, resulted in thousands of liters of their whisky being literally flushed away. The blunder apparently happened during the night shift while equipment was being cleaned. Instead of draining away waste water, the workers on duty somehow flushed out thousands of liters of bulk whisky. The smell was so strong that sewage workers reported it. Fortunately, no spirit was released into the River Leven or any other local water source. You can bet that some serious tears were shed over this mess up. And a few heads probably rolled.


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THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
In August 2011 the SQL Server client team published a blog post entitled Microsoft is Aligning with ODBC for Native Relational Data Access in which they basically said "OLE DB is the past, ODBC is the future. Deal with it.". From that blog post:
We encourage you to adopt ODBC in the development of your new and future
versions of your application. You don't need to change your existing
applications using OLE DB, as they will continue to be supported on
Denali throughout its lifecycle. While this gives you a large window of
opportunity for changing your applications before the deprecation goes
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ODBC as a part of your future roadmap.
I recently undertook a project using SSIS2012 and heeded that advice by opting to use ODBC Connection Managers rather than OLE DB Connection Managers. Unfortunately my finding was that the ODBC Connection Manager is not yet ready for primetime use in SSIS 2012. The main issue I found was that you can't populate an Object variable with a recordset when using an Execute SQL Task connecting to an ODBC data source; any attempt to do so will result in an error:
"Disconnected recordsets are not available from ODBC connections."
I have filed a bug on Connect at ODBC Connection Manager does not have same funcitonality as OLE DB. For this reason I strongly recommend that you don't make the move to ODBC Connection Managers in SSIS just yet - best to wait for the next version of SSIS before doing that.
I found another couple of issues with the ODBC Connection Manager that are worth keeping in mind:
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Good information. Too bad that only user DSNs can be used. Heading to connect to add my vote...
Thanks for the info, Jamie. Voted.
I've been using odbc on Sql 2008 and jump between 64 bit and 32 bit quite a bit.
Im 99% sure that the problem you are hitting is that visual studio (devEnv.exe/ Bids / whatever you want to call it) is running as a 32 bit application. Because it is a 32 bit app, it looks for the System DSNs created in ODBCad32.
However, when you switch over, and execute the same package using dtsexec on your production server it will in fact run in 64 bit mode (assuming its in program files, not program file(x86) ).
The end result of all of this is as follows:
On dev Machines the DSN must be entered as a system dsn using odbcad32.
On Prod machines where the scripts will eventually be executed you'll need the DSN in odbcad (the 64 bit version).
Remember 64 bit DSNs are different than 32 bit ones.
For simplicities sake, I always enter my DSNs in both places with identical names, so it will work both from DevEnv and DTSexec (regardless if I need to run dtsexec in 32 or 64 bit mode)
Havn't tried ODBC in SSIS, but David is right: on 64-bit machine the control panel gets you to ODBC admin tool for 64-bit. 32-bit apps will not see these DSNs.
To add 32-bit DSNs on 64-bit machine you go here:
Adding them with identical names in both places works fine.
Have you tried the same with ADO ODBC ?
Hi all, quick question ... has the use of parameters in an ODBC source (as with an OLE DB source) been "fixed" in SSIS2012 or I still have to use the expression builder from outside Data Flow?
What about SSIS Lookups? I thought they support only OLEDB?


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With Von Millers six game suspension being announced, it is time to look forward to life without our all pro pass rusher.
A look at the Denver Broncos Defensive Tackle position heading into the NFL Draft. Will the Broncos draft a Defensive Tackle? or are they set at the position?
A look at the Broncos Defensive End position heading into the NFL Draft. Will the Broncos add a DE early to replace Elvis Dumervil? Or will they count on Robert Ayers and Derek Wolfe?
Peyton Manning pounded the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday night and didn't miss a beat after missing all of 2011 due to a neck injury. The Denver Broncos new QB was on fire and masterfully guided this team to victory. Von Miller had two sacks and Tracy Porter intercepted a Ben Roethlisberger pass for a touchdown helping the Broncos win their first game of the 2012 season. Fans are dancing in the streets in Denver. Go Broncos!
The Denver Broncos 2012 season has officially begun at Dove Valley. Now that the NFL draft is complete and free agent signings are slowing down, Danny and Shadd share their thoughts on the new look Broncos.
The very cute and sports minded Genna G becomes the latest Bronco Planet blogger. See what she had to say about our new QB and why the Broncos are now Super Bowl Contenders.
Non Juan, Bronco Planet's Mile High Sports Guru gives John Elway and the boys grades on their 2012 draft picks. Tune in to see what the mile high city is talking about.
Hour by hour i get more excited about the Broncos 36th pick. Behind the scenes his draft stock was moving up the boards rapidly.The Broncos nailed this pick.
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Most companies that want to create an iPhone app think in terms of hiring an iPhone developer, specifying the application, and having it lovingly hand-coded from scratch in the purest Objective-C with dazzling graphics and a lively, professionally designed user interface. That all sounds great.
Then reality hits. What did the first app cost to develop? What will it take to adapt to other devices in the iOS family? An additional 20 percent of the original cost for each variation? Well, maybe that's not so bad. So, what would it take to build a Google Android version? What do you mean, you have to start coding from scratch, and all you can reuse are the master graphics? And what about BlackBerry, WebOS, Windows Mobile, Nokia -- the same again? Ouch. Furthermore, that first iPhone developer may or may not have the chops to develop for all those other platforms. What are you going to do -- hire a developer per platform?
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WebKit to the rescue?
The mobile browser may provide an answer. Browser support for extended features of mobile devices, such as the iPhone, iPad, and Android smartphones, is starting to be good -- very good, indeed. Two recent projects illustrate what can be done beyond what's already built into WebKit for mobile devices.
The jQTouch project, an extension of jQuery, presents native-looking UIs with animations, callback events, swipe detection, and support for location and other extensions. jQTouch was created by David Kaneda and is now being maintained by Jonathan Stark; it's offered under the MIT open source license.
Sencha is the merger of Ext JS, jQTouch, and Raphaël. Kaneda is now working on Sencha Touch, billed as "first HTML5 framework for mobile devices," and just released to public beta. Sencha Touch looks even more impressive than jQTouch at this point. It is offered under GNU GPL license v3; there is no commercial license option for the beta, but presumably there will be one for the released version.


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Leaky's Daily Quotedown to Deathly Hallows: 98 DaysDH Film
"Had the old fool imagined that marble or death would protect the wand? Had he thought that the Dark Lord would be scared to violate his tomb? The spiderlike hand swooped and pulled the wand from Dumbledore's grasp, and as he took it, a shower of sparks flew from its tip, sparkling over the corpse of its last owner, ready to serve a new master at last."


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Sioux Falls Woman Arrested for Assaulting Father with Knives
A Sioux Falls woman is accused of assaulting her father with a knife on Tuesday afternoon.
Officer Sam Clemens says police were called shortly after 4:00 p.m. to an apartment building in the 400 block of South Sycamore Avenue, where he says a woman had gone to her father's apartment.
Clemens says the woman was in the apartment and was yelling at her father, while he and the woman's aunt were outside.
"She was yelling at him outside the [apartment] and was upset about something. When she came out of the apartment building she had knives, a knife in each hand," explained Clemens. "She started swinging those at her aunt and then went to dad and ended up cutting him. He had some minor cuts on his chest. After she cut him she left and an officer found her just a couple blocks away."
Clemens says 22-year-old Ashley Haverhals was charged with two counts of domestic aggravated assault and possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. He says her 46-year-old father and her 44-year-old aunt were not injured.
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Reconsider on Reopening Baking Life
Hello Baking Life players! Please help get this petition signed of 2,500,000. It may not be enough signatures to make this game available for play, but it's worth a try!! Suggest this to your friends/family members! Let's try to get this game back together!!!!
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