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A 15-year-old girl missing since Dec. 7 has Kamloops RCMP seeking the public's help to locate her.
Sarah Lynne Robinson is described as five feet, three inches tall and weighing 45 kilograms (99 pounds). She is First Nations, with brown hair and eyes, but police are not linking her disappearance with the murder on Dec. 5 of 16-year-old CJ Fowler.
"There's nothing to put us in fear of that or to link her to another crime," said Const. Bernie Ward. "She's just gone too long. She has a lifestyle that puts her in jeopardy, too."
The girl has been known to leave the family home before, but usually for shorter periods.
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Wednesday, Nov 28, 2012 9:55PM
After successful joint albums like rap stars Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne, Shady Records boss Eminem and 50 Cent have addressed the possibility of following suit.
While Em downplayed the idea, Fif hinted at a possible EP of them trading verses coming together in the future.
"He said Watch the Throne," Fif responded to the notion while laughing and turning to Eminem and then Em's manager Paul Rosenberg, who was standing off camera. "An EP maybe," 50 added coyly in the clip that appeared on "RapFix Live" on Wednesday (November 28). Marshall was clearly put on the spot, but didn't dismiss the idea either. Rather than let the speculation run, Em directed the attention back to Fif's upcoming Street King Immortal, where he promises quite a few collaborations between the two. "We actually got a couple of songs on this album too. We have another song off of this album," Em said assuredly. (MTV)
In August, Slim Shady touched on his close-knit relationship with the G-Unit honcho.
"Ever since we started making music with Fif, it was kind of like a mutual respect thing and we became friends outside of the music," Em said in an interview referring to his bond with 50. "If you put the music aside, we can just talk about [anything], you know what I'm saying? 50 is very big on the business aspect in his career. I would consider him a smart businessman. Not saying that I'm not, but I don't get into as much of the technical aspect in the business sense. Like, I have no idea what's going on. Ever. I don't even know where I'm at right now." (Channel 955)
Back in 2009, G-Unit's DJ Whoo Kid addressed a possible Em/50 joint LP coming together.
"They been talking about that sh*t for years," he said in an interview. "We even talked about it in the mixtape format. It's an incredible situation [that] I hope one day goes down. Who wouldn't want to see that? I don't know what they gonna call that. I remember Em joked about that, 'Let's call it Ebony and Ivory.' Society is gonna have to force these guys to do it...the scheduling, Em's album, 50's album, it's all scheduling. We've talked about it the last three, four years..They naturally grew into a family-type bond. 50 hangs more with Eminem and he's more connected with Eminem than [Dr.] Dre." (MTV)
In summer 2011, Eminem and Slaughterhouse's Royce Da 5'9 owned the sales chart with their Hell: The Sequel collaborative effort.
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[With his Muscle For Your Hustle: What Every DIY Musician Needs To Know e-book available now available at the click of your mouse, veteran music journalist Adam Bernard gives you his Top 5 reasons to cop his industry insider manual.]
1. We Got It 4 Cheap
The 99 cent price tag has to be a pretty nice reason right there because that's a lot cheaper than other artists' advice books. It's shorter than most artists' advice books with it being 49 pages, but I kept it to the point. I figured a lot of people try to rip off independent and do-it-yourself artists. There are a lot of pay-to-play events where artists have to sell "x-amount" of tickets in order to perform or have to bring "x-amount" of people to perform. You also have websites that you have to pay to get your [music] featured and magazines where you have to pay to get featured. I consider those scams and so I said, "Let's give people a break. They need advice, so let's make it 99 cents." At the worst, if they're like, "I know this stuff," they're only out 99 cents.
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Another reason is because this is coming from somebody who has a lot of experience as a writer and someone who has seen independent artists succeed and fail. I've been writing professionally for 11 years and I have just as many national magazine cover stories under my belt. I really focused on independent music for a lot of it. I've been situated in both New York and Connecticut's independent hip-hop scenes. I had a column in my weekly paper [The Fairfield Weekly] for three years about independent music. So this isn't just coming from somebody saying, "I think this will work." This is coming from somebody saying, "I've seen this work and this is how you can make it work for you."
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Another reason is because I'm not trying to change anybody's music. I really want to get that across. I know there's a lot of "advice" [being doled out to artists] saying "You should tweak this a little bit." This is just me trying to show people the most effective ways to get their music to people, to network with those people and to perform with those people. Those are the three big things in the book. Nothing in the book says to change your music. Whatever you want to do, kick some a** doing it and here's some tools to try and get it to people and how to present it.
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I have to give a lot of the credit for this book to my buddy Conscious because we have these conversations every couple weeks about stuff that's partly advice, partly what's going on in music. One thing we both agree on, and I have to admit he came up with this, "Good information never gets old." A lot of features that I write, and I realize this as a journalist, when someone has an album coming out and they want to talk about it, unless you can get something else out of them, it's something that's only going to be pertinent for about a week or a little longer. Solid advice is pretty timeless.
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School friend, John Atkins, secretary and treasurer at Dulverton Town Football Club where Mr Bircham was a prolific striker during the 1970s, described the postman as a keen sportsman and a credit to his community:
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As a footballer, John was as tough as nails - players used to bounce off him. But he was very gentle. There was never any nastiness in his play. If someone tried to tackle him, he'd just laugh. He was a very skilful player."
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Little is known about the factors that cause biliary atresia nor the factors that influence disease progression. The purpose of this study is to collect the pertinent clinical information, genetic material and body fluid samples to enable investigators to address the following aims: To identify the gene or genes implicated in the etiology of BA; To identify polymorphisms that may be important in disease progression such as HLA polymorphisms; To characterize the natural history of the older, non-transplanted child with BA.
Biliary Atresia
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- To identify the gene or genes implicated in the etiology of BA [ Time Frame: Specimens for this aim are collected once during study, usually at baseline. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- To identify polymorphisms that may be important in disease progression such as HLA polymorphisms [ Time Frame: Specimens for this aim are collected once during study, usually at baseline. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Define the natural history of the older, non-transplanted child with biliary atresia [ Time Frame: Observational information collected at entrance into study as well as at each yearly follow-up visit. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Biliary atresia subjects who have had a liver transplant
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Little is known about the factors that cause biliary atresia nor the factors that influence disease progression. A variety of genetic, autoimmune and environmental influences have been hypothesized to be important. Most studies to date have focused on the neonate and young child with BA, yet the older surviving child with BA can provide important information about genetics, as well as, natural history.
The purpose of this study is to collect the pertinent clinical information, genetic material and body fluid samples to enable investigators to address the following hypotheses:
Hypothesis 1: A genetic defect is a likely causative factor for BA among children with BA and multiple congenital anomalies.
Hypothesis 2: Autoimmune factors are likely to contribute to disease progression or acquisition and can be identified by correlating HLA among children with BA to healthy controls and by comparison of those who develop early complications including, variceal bleed, ascites, and growth failure compared to those who do not.
Hypothesis 3a: Sentinel events such as variceal bleeding, ascites and growth failure are earlier predictors of death or need for liver transplantation than the pediatric end-stage liver disease score (PELD) Hypothesis 3b: Health related quality of life will be impaired compared to healthy age matched children and relate to severity of illness.
Hypothesis 3c: Growth failure as measured by anthropometrics and nutritional supplementation will be predictive of onset of sentinel events (ascites, variceal bleed, death, and transplant) in the following 24 months.
This study will be performed by the Biliary Atresia Research Clinical Research Consortium (BARC), an NIDDK-funded network.
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The parents or guardians of all eligible subjects at each BARC center, or the subjects themselves if 18 years of age or older, will receive a letter of introduction, followed by a telephone call and, if willing, arrangement of an appointment at which time informed consent will be obtained. New patients who are at least one year of age and not participating in the BARC PROBE study will also be approached.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects need to have a confirmed diagnosis of BA determined by chart review including review of pertinent diagnostic biopsy reports, radiologic reports and surgical reports (if surgery was performed).
- Subjects need to be greater than or equal to one year of age (with no upper age limit).
- Subject either have their native liver or have a confirmed liver transplantation.
- Parent, guardian or subject (if 18 years of age or older) is willing to provide informed consent and, when appropriate, the subject is willing to assent.
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- Inability to confirm original diagnostic evaluation of biliary atresia
- Inability or unwillingness of family or subject to participate in all scheduled visits.
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LOS ANGELES - She was dissed on "The Bachelor" and came in third place during her first stint on "Dancing With the Stars," but Melissa Rycroft is now officially a winner.
The reality TV star and her professional dance partner, Tony Dovolani, were named the champions Tuesday on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars: All Stars."
The pair beat out fellow finalists (and former champs) actress Kelly Monaco and Olympian Shawn Johnson to claim the sparkly mirror-ball trophy.
Other contestants hoisted the new winners into the air as confetti rained down inside the "Dancing With the Stars" ballroom.
Besides Rycroft, Monaco and Johnson, the season's cast featured returning stars Pamela Anderson, Sabrina Bryan, Kirstie Alley, Gilles Marini, Joey Fatone, Drew Lachey, Helio Castroneves, Bristol Palin, Apolo Anton Ohno and Emmitt Smith.
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Wildcats to wear red helmets Friday against rival ASU
According to the UA football program's Twitter account, Rich Rodriguez's squad will don red helmets for the first time since the 1980 season as part of a university-wide initiative to "Redout" Arizona Stadium.
It's Game Week vs. ASU and that means it's a #RedOut: twitter.com/ArizonaFBall/s�— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) November 19, 2012
Back in June, Anthony Gimino of The Tucson Citizen inquired about the use of red helmets, after backup quarterback B.J. Denker tweeted out a picture of one following a summer practice.
Athletic director Greg Byrne apparently was playing it close to the vest:
Greg Byrne says pic of red helmet circulating just a "mock up." Not on radar right now, he says. A matter of time? bit.ly/LdMygS— Anthony Gimino (@AGWildcatReport) June 4, 2012
The Wildcats have been all about introducing new helmet colors into their home wardrobe. In a 38-35 loss to Oregon State on September 29, UA elected to wear copper helmets for the first time.
Here's a picture of quarterback Matt Scott posing with the red helmet after UA's practice Sunday (Photo by UA Football's Twitter account):
Matt Scott after tonight's practice with one of the red helmets. #RedOut #BearDown twitter.com/ArizonaFBall/s�— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) November 19, 2012
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A tight match, in which Wasps had led by ten points going into the final ten minutes of the first half, was clinched by a late Olly Barkley penalty. Gloucester outscored their visitors by three tries to one, but Wasps gave it everything they had, in a desperate attempt to salvage the game, in the closing minutes. Defeat was a bitter blow, but this was a performance of courage and character, particularly after the early loss of Josh Lewsey, suffering an injury to his right leg, and few home supporters could have complained had Wasps claimed a late score to win the game.
After early Wasps pressure, following a long Danny Cipriani kick, which didn't quite roll dead, Gloucester went ahead through an Olly Barkley penalty in the fourth minute.
Wasps mounted their first serious attack when Lockie Mitchell stole Gloucester possession in the tackle. After ground was made down the right, the ball was moved out towards space on the left, but the movement ended with a forward pass.
On ten minutes, Wasps were dealt a cruel blow when Josh Lewsey hobbled off after several minutes of treatment, to generous applause from both the home and away support. He was replaced by Dave Walder, who immediately went to fly half, with Cipriani moving out to inside centre. The Wasps defence held firm, until a penalty gave Tom Voyce the chance to take play back up to the Gloucester 22.
Wasps then took the lead on 17 minutes after Walder sent Dominic Waldouck through a gap, just inside the Gloucester half. He burst into the 22 and fed Cipriani, who was stopped by a desperate ankle tap a few metres out. He managed to get to his feet to send a pass to Mitchell, who went over near the corner to register his first try. Walder converted with a fine kick. He added a further three points, with a fine penalty, from 50 metres with 13 minutes of normal time left before the break.
Five minutes later, Gloucester struck back with a magnificent solo effort from Olly Morgan who came into the line deep inside his own half and accelerated through a gap to dive over in the corner. The try was only awarded after the referee consulted his assistant, who had put his flag up, as the fullback had appeared to be tackled into touch. Barkley's touchline kick drifted wide.
Walder responded immediately, with another well struck 45 metre penalty, after Luke Narraway was penalised at the breakdown, but Gloucester then drew level with a fine try by Iain Balshaw who took Barkley's long floated pass to race clear and dive over in the corner. The conversion was again off target, making the score 13-13, which was how it stayed until halftime.
Wasps had looked reasonably comfortable, until Gloucester's late two-try burst. After early Gloucester pressure at the scrums the tight forwards had settled down, the breakdowns had been fiercely contested, with the Wasps loose forwards winning some welcome breakdowns. But the closing few minutes drove home just how much of a threat was posed by the Gloucester backs, and it was clear that it would take a huge defensive effort to keep them out in the second half, particularly without the powerful tackling of Josh Lewsey.
Gloucester were penalised within seconds of the restart and Walder landed a fine 45-metre penalty, from near the right touchline, to put Wasps back in front. That score was cancelled out within three minutes, when Barkley made no mistake with a close-range penalty, after another offence at the breakdown.
The surprise debut of Serge Betsen as a lineout jumper, launched a series of phases inside the Gloucester 22, which ended with Walder restoring the Wasps lead with a simple penalty after the home side again failed to roll away at the breakdown. An offence at the scrum gave Gloucester a kickable penalty, which would have put them level but they opted to kick to the corner. When Wasps were again penalised, they then went for a five-metre scrum, and Betsen was sent to the sin-bin for playing the ball on the ground. He was followed from the field by the home skipper Gareth Delve, who was replaced by local hero Akapusi Qera, making his first appearance of the season. A powerful scrum almost brought a pushover try. A further scrum resulted in another penalty, and it was no surprise when the resultant scrum ended with a try, scored by Qera to the delight of the Kingsholm faithful. Barkley failed to add the extra points.
Two Walder penalties put Wasps back in front, before Gloucester stepped up the pace, and a few anxious minutes followed, before Betsen returned from the bin and Dan Leo then replaced Richard Birkett who clocked up his 199th appearance. Barkley then restored the Gloucester lead, with a long penalty with just 8 minutes of normal time left, making the score 24-22. Barkley missed from a similar distance, when Leo was penalised for failing to release the ball, following a lineout just outside the 22. With six minutes left, he missed another long kick at goal. Marty Veale came on for Betsen and immediately played his part in a series of drives which took play right up to the Gloucester line.
Joe Simpson replaced Reddan, and Wasps drove from the back from the scrum but lost possession on the line and the chance was gone. Gloucester cleared to touch, Wasps won the lineout on the 22, but were called for accidental offside, and, with the clock at zero, Gloucester kicked the ball out to clinch a narrow victory leaving Wasps with a big ask of victory in every game if they are still to make the playoffs.


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Grand Canyon National Park is reducing fees for air tour operators that use technology to quiet the sound of aircraft.
The new $20 fee per flight takes effect Jan. 1 for any of eight operators that take visitors to see the massive gorge by air. Operators that don't have quiet technology will continue to pay $25 per flight.
Grand Canyon spokeswoman Maureen Oltrogge says the new fee will save the industry $250,000 a year at full conversion.
The National Park Service and the Federal Aviation Administration had been required to come up with incentives for quiet technology aircraft as part of a law passed in 2012.
Hikers and tourists on the ground have complained that the aircraft noise interferes with the feeling of solitude and appreciation of nature.
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It's the final stretch before the polls open tomorrow
We asked the top three mayoral candidates what is their number one priority if elected. It's what they want you to remember when you go to the polls and vote tomorrow. Woodland Terrace is the backdrop for Republican Mayor Dewey Bartlett. He wants the group to know and us his priority if given a second term.
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A Daviess County woman facing 40 charges of child porn is back in jail.
The Daviess County Sheriff's Office says 25-year-old Sarah Cox is now facing a charge of failure to comply with pre-trial release conditions on the original charges of 40 counts of possession of matter portraying sexual performance by a minor.
Deputies say they received a tip on the location of Cox. After inquiry, the sheriff's office found Cox was in Denver, Colorado, where she was arrested.
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Ken Starks, my good friend in the Lone Star State, was firmly plopped into a predicament recently when SolusOS sadly suspended operations. We'll look at Ken's solution in a minute, but I wanted to give the passing of SolusOS its due: I tried it, liked it, I thought Ikey Doherty was on the right track and, sadly, I find it incredibly unfortunate that there were not enough hands on deck to keep the distro going.
So Ikey suspended operations. Perhaps someone will pick up the ball and run with it, but that remains to be seen.
On several occasions, I've given this assessment of how distros thrive or die: In short, I've said that distros live and die by their quality and what they have to offer; the better ones keep going, and the not-go-good ones atrophy to varying degrees before becoming obsolete.
I was wrong, and I apologize now, when I said only bad distros go by the wayside. I've changed my tune accordingly.
Sometimes good distros get suspended in the limbo of closing up shop due to various reasons — life changes by the lead developers and/or higher-ups, a shrinking community that cannot maintain the distro because, well, there are only 24 hours in a day, or any other reasons that a distro stops moving forward.
SolusOS falls under this category, just as Wolvix did several years ago (shortly after I reviewed it here — hopefully that is a coincidence). Wolvix, a Slack-based distro, was developed by a single lead developer and had, for all intents and purposes, one of the best control panels I've ever seen in a distro — an excellent control panel I haven't seen since.
Anyway, back to Ken's predicament: I know that Reglue, the Austin outfit that keeps Ken out of trouble while he supplies underprivileged kids with Linux boxes in the area, was planning to use a verison of SolusOS for its hardware, along with the educational respin of Linux Mint 13/Cinnamon by Randy Noseworthy (no, he and I are not twins, as someone suggested recently, though we have never been seen in the same place at the same time) and also with the Zorin 6.4 educational spin.
Not anymore: Ken writes very eloquently, as usual, here and finds that the next candidate up for the kids in Austin with the Reglue hardware is OpenSUSE: Education-Life.
That's a good call. OpenSUSE does not get the skylit, red-carpet adoration and accolades many think it deserves, but it consistently puts out a solid distro with a solid community. Also, since Ken is a keen observer on distro quality and ease of use (or lack thereof), it's a great endorsement for OpenSUSE for Reglue to be at the top of the list.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
That's my name, don't wear it out
Katherine Noyes put together a brief piece for PC World today about Linux release names which, overall, she seems to consider "silly." In the process, she omits a great bit of detail on the "what" and "why" aspect of distro communities and how they come up with these "silly" names.
Digitally speaking, from a purely anthropological standpoint it is far from silly, and actually it's quite an interesting topic, though Noyes seems to race through it without giving much detail.
So let me help out here.
Debian: Release names come from "Toy Story." As humorous as it is simple, this naming convention is one of the best. An interesting corollary to this is the Debian-based CrunchBang naming convention mirrors the first letter of the current Debian release, but matches it with a character from "The Muppet Show." So Debian "Squeeze" is translated in CrunchBang to "Statler. "Wheezy" begets "Waldorf." Statler and Waldorf, of course, are the two old guys in the balcony in "The Muppet Show."
Linux Mint: I particularly like the naming convention Clement Lefevbre has come up with for Linux Mint. It's alphabetically a woman's name ending in "a." We're at Julia now. I asked Clement once what he'd do when he got to "Zelda" (or whatever the "Z" name will be for Linux Mint when they get that far . . . and they will), and he said that it was simple: Start with a name beginning with "A" and end the name in "e."
Ubuntu: We all know the drill here — SABDFL* Mark Shuttleworth comes up with an adjective and an animal with the same first letter and hands it down to a waiting community. Which is in complete contrast to . . .
Fedora: There is a formula here that the Fedora Project adheres to before all hell breaks loose and fistfights break out in the Fedora community while they vote on the release name. The formula is simple: "$CURRENT_RELEASE_NAME is a (whatever it is — i.e., city, body of water, person, thing) and so is $NEXT_RELEASE_NAME." Looking at Fedora 15 "Lovelock" to the current Fedora 16 "Verne," it goes like this: James Lovelock was a futurologist, and so was Jules Verne. Now how they got from Verne to Fedora 17's "Beefy Miracle" is a mystery for the ages.
OpenSUSE: OpenSUSE's naming convention . . . does OpenSUSE even have a naming convention for releases?
Got a distro that has a naming convention worthy of mentioning? Let me know.
*Self-appointed benevolent dictator for life, for those of you keeping score at home.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office.)
Five for Friday
Whew. Wrapping up the week after a 24-hour power outage in the wake of 70 mph gusts here in the Santa Cruz Mountains on Wednesday and Thursday, we have the following tidbits:
Speaking at SCALE: The SCALE team has been busy putting together the Southern California Linux Expo — that's SCALE 10X for those of you keeping score at home (and, as Giants play-by-play guy Duane Kuiper once added, "but why would you?") — and they've finalized the speakers for the sessions in the three-day first-of-the-year Linux expo in North America. It's a good lineup — yours truly had a talk accepted, and I know for sure that my neighbors over the hill Alison Chaiken and Akkana Peck are also in the lineup — and when the list has been finalized, we'll announce it here as well. Of course, yours truly and darling daughter have planned another upSCALE talk which should not be missed at SCALE 10X. Registration is open — don't wait: Click here to register. I'll wait.
SSHHHHHHHH: Carla Schroder wrote an excellent piece on tips and tricks for OpenSSH. For the uninitiated, OpenSSH is a powerful tool that lets you run applications remotely and allows you share files without having to set up a file server. If this interests you –and even if it doesn't — it's worth a look.
And they all came out and said "try me": The last few weeks have seen a tsunami of releases. November saw a flurry that included Fedora 16, the rolling release of OpenSUSE 12.1 (which, of course, begs the question: What happened to plain ol' 12?), Linux Mint 12 Lisa and CrunchBang's Statler. I've written about the latter and I'm more enamored each day with it, and I'll get around to the others next week. Cross my heart and scout's honor. Meanwhile, if you wanted to visit them and get a copy for your own personal test drive, no one would be happier than me.
You animal: Rikki Endsley wrote this outstanding piece on Network World entitled "Everything I Needed to Know about Linux I Learned from My Pets." The first line: "My relationship with my motley crew of cats and dogs is similar to my relationship with Linux. In both cases, I've learned that patience pays off, and life is better with than without them." Indeed.
Thinking globally, acting locally: Mother Nature is being reasonable just in time for Felton LUG to meet. As those of you locals know, we had to move the meeting to the first Saturday for November and December because of the CERT training (they are the emergency responders in crises, so we thank them and let them have our spot whenever they want) on our usual second Saturday of the month. For those of you who are still awake, Felton LUG will meet tomorrow, 2-6 p.m., at the solar-powered Felton Fire Station behind the Felton Community Center. No program this month — run what ya brung — and there could be an installfest kicking off January 2012.
Have a great weekend, everyone.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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Reviews by Nostrajonus:
3.61/5 rDev -5%
A-Cloudy golden yellow pour with a good bit of white frothy head with good retention and wonderful lacing.
S-Good deal of hops in the nose. Citrus aroma overwhelms the smell with hints of pine and bready malt.
T- Quite the opposite of the smell. Very malty up front with a faint citrus hop finish.
M- Great texture. Smooth...but not too light, moderate carbonation.
O- This is a solid beer. Very drinkable, I could definitely put back a couple of these. That being said, I prefer a more hop forward IPA with more IBUs.
03-10-2014 01:19:56 | More by Nostrajonus
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4.1/5 rDev +7.9%
"If some unemployed punk in New Jersey can get a cassette to make love to Elle McPherson for $19.95, this virtual reality stuff is going to make crack look like Sanka."
--Dennis Miller
Sunshine yellow beneath an ivory colored crown that has a wonderfully sticky, bubbly texture and is beginning to coat the pint glass with loads of attractive lace. This is the single palest IPA that I've ever seen. Looks good, though.
The nose features nothing but bright, zesty, slightly cheesy American C-hops. If there are any English varieties in here, they're very well-hidden. Warming ushers in a power and pungency that makes the above score an easy call.
This (Brew)Dog is definitely barking up the right tree. While it isn't as aggressive as its brewers would like us to believe (The U.S is the land of huge hops after all), it is damn tasty in a freshly squeezed hop juice kind of way. On further reflection, and once the taste buds get into the act, perhaps the hop bill is an Anglo-American affair after all.
There isn't much malt present (no sin in a 6.0% IPA)... and what's appreciated isn't the least little bit earthy or toasted. It tastes like a very clean ale yeast strain was utilized. What's left is pure humulus lupulus. In the end, that's the best sort of IPA.
The flavor profile is relatively simple. Again, no problem for a beer of this style. We have pink grapefruit, lime and maybe even a little puckery peach. The tasting notes on the brewery's website are good for a few chuckles: lychee, kiwi, passionfruit, cherry and strawberry. Kidding, right?
Ignore the 'best by' date (1/1/09). The snappy hoppiness that is present in mid-late June won't last anywhere close to that long. Once the hops fade there won't be much left. The mouthfeel is light, edging toward light-medium for the style. The bubbles are fine and add energy without being annoying. Good job here as well.
This review call be boiled down to one simple sentence: Punk IPA is deliciously citric hoppy and is insanely drinkable. I can't wait to see if the rest of BrewDog's offerings are as well-crafted. Not sure what the bottle cost, but this is a repeat purchase for damn sure. Welcome to America, guys. We can always use more good IPAs.
06-21-2008 15:20:29 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
3.7/5 rDev -2.6%
Poured into my Isle of Arran imperial pint glass a clear light golden with a fluffy two finger craterous white head that clung like glue to the glass never completely subsides.English malt and floral hop aromas,biscuity with a tinge of iron.Not nearly as brash as the label might tell you but its a decent English IPA,its floral and leafy in its hoppiness,full on biscuit/caramel malt pretty much keeps this beer even in its hop to malt ratio on the palate.Its a nice beer not a big American IPA in style more of a slightly more brash English IPA.
04-28-2010 20:11:00 | More by oberon
3.83/5 rDev +0.8%
A: Golden yellow, rather pale for the style. Big slightly off-white head with good retention. Some lacings.
S: Slightly perfumy hop character with a decent amount of grapefruit. Pine-needles. Toasty malt aromas.
T: Basically grapefruit, some faint notes of lemon, pine-needles and quite pleasant hop flavors. Somewhat perfumy. The malts are restrained, yet quite sweet and has a rather toasty character. The finish is actually quite bitter and since there is not much going on that balance it, it gets slightly to dominating. Faint note of alcohol. All in all, it's rather refreshing and good.
M: Medium body, quite boring mouthfeel. But for some reason, it fits the beer.
D: I like this one. Certainly not the most hoppy IPA, but it's very drinkable and refreshing.
05-29-2009 15:43:30 | More by ricke
4/5 rDev +5.3%
04-23-2013 21:17:55 | More by tbryan5
3/5 rDev -21.1%
12-19-2013 00:18:22 | More by woodchipper
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
07-25-2014 18:25:05 | More by Krafty34
4/5 rDev +5.3%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Issue #26:
Huh? Punk IPA is the name, and you want to brew like a post-modern IPA?
Mildly hazed golden color; tight, tiny bubble lace. Quite fragrant with orange rind and faint butter, with a semisweet biscuity malt. The hop bitterness pushes the palate around for the duration, but never knocks the taste buds down completely. The hops are rough around the edges, but never harsh, with orange and evergreen flavors. Malt chimes in with a dense breadiness and toasted biscuit flavor, yet never really rises above the hops. Alcohol is there, lightly warming with an offshoot of buttery flavor. Orange rind hop in the finish with more of that toasted biscuit flavor, which all lands semisweet.
Nice to see a change thrown at the beer industry, giving the bird to modern brewing on their home turf, yet fitting very well within the US craft beer revolution. Sure, it's not your kick-in-the-teeth West Coast IPA, but it is a damn good rendition of IPAs in the US collectively. With each sip, it grew on us.
09-20-2010 19:49:08 | More by BeerAdvocate
4/5 rDev +5.3%
08-26-2014 16:23:57 | More by Kyocera
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
01-26-2013 22:19:28 | More by Imaster
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
05-08-2014 20:35:04 | More by interistacanadese
4.2/5 rDev +10.5%
In a pint glass, the color of the beer is a little off-putting. It's a hazy yellow color that looks mor like a hefe. The small white head produces some lacing. Aroma is mostly sweet malt, with a bit of flowers and citrus. I love the taste: sweet malt with grapefruit and pine. A well-balanced beer, very enjoyable.
05-27-2009 14:01:19 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-07-2013 23:03:58 | More by iemailjack
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
08-15-2014 21:45:14 | More by petewheeler
3.7/5 rDev -2.6%
22.4 oz bottle cost $13 in Evansville, Indiana. Pours a hazy, pale yellow body with an ample vanilla head that leaves lots of sticky lace on the glass. Aroma is mostly all hops. Earthy and floral notes mingle with a hint of grainy pale malt. Crisp carbonation enlivens the medium body. Taste is quite bitter. Hops dominate with an earthy and floral iron hand. Some bittersweet lemonrind is the only hint of fruitiness. Finish is earthy and grassy hop bitterness which carries into the aftertaste. A decent IPA but overpriced for what it is.
06-08-2008 12:34:09 | More by merlin48
New York
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
Mid sized bottle, $7.49 at the Harlem, NY Fairway market. Pours lighter amber, golden hued and cloudy. Eggshell head of about 3/4 inches, stays, leaves respectable sheeting and whispy webs of lace. Light resiny hop nose. On the thinner side on the tongue. Resiny hop theme continues, quite drying and bitter through the finish. Respectable, if slightly underwhelming AIPA. Differant to see a hoppy brew from chilly scotland. Worth a try.
03-18-2010 00:15:45 | More by Billolick
3.15/5 rDev -17.1%
Pours yellow with a small white head. Aroma is grassy, earthy hops. I didn't get any of the citrus or pine that other people have mentioned. The flavor is mainly hoppy, with lots of earthy hops. Quite a bit of bitterness and not much of a malt backbone. Thin mouthfeel. Decent beer, but nothing special.
12-30-2009 01:40:09 | More by Mora2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev -11.8%
The LCBO got a bunch of individual bottles of this, so I picked up a couple to try. First time having anything from BrewDog, so we'll see how it goes.
Poured a surprisingly light golden hue, slightly opaque. Almost like a pilsner or Belgian blond. A very thin layer of head, not much to speak of. Lacing is evident, patchy.
Light hop to the nose, with a bit of honey, spice and bread in there as well. Not overpowering.
A solid IPA taste, certainly smooth and drinkable. Citrus and spices, with a touch of bitterness to the finish. Not bad at all.
A bit undercarbonated, but other than that it feels on the mark.
Does what it sets out to do, but nothing really to write home about. With so many IPAs available around here, perhaps I'm expecting too much. Still, I'd drink it again.
01-13-2010 02:15:35 | More by JohnnyBarman
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
11-01-2012 15:46:01 | More by innominat
3.7/5 rDev -2.6%
Pours hazy gold with a frothy white head. Spicy hop aroma, some soap, and a faitr amount of grass and pine. Bittersweet taste. Peppery hops and light resin, with definite grapefruit, kiwi, and passionfruit flavors. The malt gives it a underlyign sweetness that enhances the taste instead of runningit over. Different, but very good
12-05-2008 19:34:49 | More by magictrokini
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-10-2014 22:07:25 | More by MicroBeerMan1980
4/5 rDev +5.3%
04-15-2014 01:51:24 | More by ccurrid
2.63/5 rDev -30.8%
Reviewed from notes. Consumed 1/31/09
Poured from a 22oz bomber into an oversized wine glass. Best by date on the bottle reads 7/7/09. Firm pour fails to conjure anymore then a scant ring of foam around the inner ring of the glass. No lace. Color is cloudy pale yellow.
Nose- Sour candied lemon zest.
Palate- Shockingly light carbonation. Wondering is the beer is bad. Medium bodied, some hues of caramel. Slight hop body, mild lemon zest. Moderately bitter in the finish. Nothing special. In fact disappointed that I paid $7.
Mouthfeel- Tart, massively under carbonated.
Drinkability- Low
07-07-2009 01:48:55 | More by Kraken
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
11-17-2012 19:23:48 | More by xdefeatsy
New York
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
03-21-2013 20:07:59 | More by virinow
Punk IPA from BrewDog
86 out of 100 based on 1,104 ratings.


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LAS VEGAS -- Senate hopeful Chad Christensen wants to do two things: bring Arizona's controversial immigration law to Nevada and require everyone to have a photo ID when they vote.
The assemblyman says this would cut down on widespread voter fraud that local election officials say doesn't even exist.
Christensen was the first to sign the ballot initiative.
"12.2-percent of all the workers in the state of Nevada are illegal immigrants. Those numbers come from the Pew Hispanic Center," he said.
The bill would make it illegal to drive by a store and pick up day laborers. Right now, illegal immigrants are deported after immigration officers pick them out in jail. The attorney who wrote the bill says loitering or being pulled over for an illegal lane change could be seen as probable cause for deportation.
"Perhaps lawful stop, finds there are no drugs there, but given the nervousness, given a vehicle that seems suspicious, given identification that seems suspicious, insurance that didn't match," said attorney Michael Erickson.
Southern Nevada Hispanic groups and labor unions have spoken out against Christensen's initiatives, claiming they would inevitably lead to racial profiling.
Christensen's petition also calls for all voters to present photo ID at the polls, claiming illegal immigrants cause widespread voting fraud.
"It's rampant. Yes it is. Part of the reason why I believe voter numbers are down is because people start to lose faith in the system," he said.
But there is no problem with voting fraud according to Clark County Registrar of Voters Larry Lomax.
Governor Jim Gibbons rejected Christensen's earlier call for a special legislative session on the immigration issue, stating that it's the federal government's responsibility.


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Sedu Revolution Pro Tourmaline Ionic 4000i Hair Dryer
JennWest Chester, PAGreat Hair Dryer!I love, love, love this hair dryer. I don't notice much of a time difference, but it really has made a difference in the shine/health of my hair. No longer do I have to use a smoothing emollient after I dry my hair to smooth it..the hair dryer takes care of it for me. This was well worth my money. I will admit the placement of the buttons was awkward at first, but I've since gotten used to it and it isn't an issue at all.posted Feb 5, 2010Link to this post
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LisaThe Worst-not For Everyday Use.This blow dryer is very heavy and because of the placement of the "cool shot" button on the handle it is impossible to hold. Drying my hair has become a chore and my arms gets tired very quickly. If you straighten your hair every day, DO NOT BUY THIS BLOWDRYER! I was using the T3 blowdryer but grew tired of how quickly they broke. This was a poor and inadequate replacement.5 out of 7 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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ErinCincinnati, OH USAGood But Not Great For The PriceThis dryer is very and light. The design of the handle is awkward, kept pushing the cool shot by accident. In the effort to make it small, the handle feels crammed. It did dry my hair nice, I have wavy coarse hair, but it still took just as long as my store bought dryer. Also only 2 heat settings and the low is fairly cool. Had to use high setting to dry my hair.
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ChrissyNJLove The Way My Hair Feels Now!I finally upgraded from a cheap dryer that I had for years. Now at first i had some trouble finding the right heat setting, and how to hold it without turning on the cool shot. I thought about returning it... but I put that off which gave me a chance to get comfortable with it. With the nozzles on this is gets super hot, and my hair is dry within a few minutes. My hair is in the best condition. Yes even now during the cold winters when my hair is usually dry and unmanageable. Thank you folica for recomending this product!
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MarleneHairThick or Coarse HairGood Hair DryerIt dries my super thick hair in less than 10 minutes. Not too heavy at all. But I sometimes accidentally hit the cool shot button. I am still really happy with it. And the fact that folica provides a 2 year warranty is excellent.
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SaraArlington, VaGreat Professional Hair DryerThis hairdryer was my first professional hair dryer purchase. I have been very pleased with my results. I have fine hair that needs volume but also needs to be straightened because of the kinks. This hair dryer does a great job of taming the kinks while leaving behind great volume and shine. I have the Chi hair straightener that I purchased from Folica as well and haven't used it much since getting this hair dryer. I like both settings of heat and the attachments are great. I am not a professional, I am an average girl and I definitely see great results using this hairdryer!
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JoniMcuch Faster Than My Old OneI had a Babyliss hair dryer for 9 years! It finally died and I ordered a new Babylis, but it was out of stock and never came back in. I ordered this one instead and while it has some issues, it is a good, though not perfect, dryer. It is lightweigt and easy to manipulate. It is small and easy to pack when I go out of town. I LIKE the fact that it does not burn my scalp and it does get hot enough to dry and style my below shoulder length hair in about 15 minutes- about half the time of my old dryer. It is quieter than the old one and with or without the nozzles, works just fine. However, I don't like the buttons. They are hard to use with the same hand that is holding the dryer and the cool shot button is stiff and has to be pressed really hard to hold down. But, since I wanted a fast, lightweight dryer, I am happy. I got exactly what I wanted, even if it is not my ideal, perfect-in-every-way dream dryer, it does what it is supposed to do and in these days, that is a plus in itself!
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MaryLakewood, Colorado USAI Like It!I agree with others that it is a bit heavy and the cord is quite long however that's most likely because it's a professional hair dryer and hair stylists don't always have an outlet close to their work station. I like the way the warmer heat setting isn't too hot which can damage your hair. The Ionic setting creates an incredibly smooth look and it has definitely cut down the amount of time to dry my hair. I would purchase this product again.
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LisaBeverly Hills, CAShould Have Stuck With My Chi RocketAfter reading the reviews I realize that anyone who buys the Sedu Revolution has never used any professional blow dryer at all. My first blow dryer I ever had was a Super Salono second was the Chi Rocket. The Chi Rocket is Fantastic. Fast, hot, garenteed a smooth silky look every blow dry. I wanted to try something new and bought the Sedu. This blow dryer is just an expensive tacky Four Seasons hotel blow dryer that is LOUD LOUD LOUD!! The cool button is in the wrong spot. Your holding the handle and where your thumb hits the handle there is the cool button, which I am constantly pushing. While it is powerful it is NOT hot. It never gets hot like the Chi Rocket. Some might think the Chi gets to hot. But if your trying to get rid of the friz and get your hair smooth hot works better for me. It does not cut my drying time in half it just seems like its longer because its SO SO LOUD. Planning on returning this product and going back to the Chi Rocket5 out of 5 shoppers thought this review was helpful.
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SaraCasselberry, FLHairThick or Coarse HairMostly Great, But A Few IssuesI have very thick and wavy hair that I blow dry straight typically every other day. I separate my hair in two sections when blow drying because it takes too long otherwise. This hair dryer can blow dry my hair in 10 minutes - I can't believe it! It has literally cut my time drying by more than 50%! The results are very good and my hair feels smooth and soft - not frizzy. That being said, I agree with one of the other reviewers, Monica, about some of the issues. It is heavy (even though it is small) and the cool shot button is in a spot where you hit it too often. I also find it to be very noisy and now wear earplugs when I use it. The issues only knock off one star for me though. Ultimately, it is still the best hair dryer I have owned!posted Jan 29, 2010Link to this post
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LAVISH casinos, beachthemed clubs, cabaret theatres and rock 'n' roll memorabilia.
It sounds like the Las Vegas Strip but they are just some of the attractions on offer on one of the world's latest and most vibrant cruise ships.
The Norwegian Getaway, which is currently docked in Southampton, welcomed celebrities, dignitaries and the press for an insight into what the spectacular vessel has to offer.
Saints star Jos Hooiveld joined celebrities Jennifer Ellison, pictured above, famous for her role in television soap Brookside, and former Great British Bake-Off winner and cookery writer Jo Wheatley on board to meet Hampshire youngsters supported by charity CLIC Sargent.
The charity was invited on to the ship by Norwegian Cruise Line, which owns Norwegian Getaway.
The young people invited to see the cruise liner have been treated at the children's ward at Southampton General Hospital.
Jennifer, who has just finished performing in a West End production of Singin' in the Rain, said: "It was lovely meeting the children and really nice to speak to their parents.
"Being a mum myself, God only knows what they are going through.
"The ship is amazing. I cannot believe how big it is."
Saints defender Jos said: "There is enough to do on board, it has nice restaurants, it has everything."
Trisha Martin, CLIC Sargent social work team leader at Southampton General Hospital, added: "It's lovely and it's something the children can really enjoy.
"We can see the cruise liners from the hospital and just to be on board to come and have a look around is a lovely opportunity."
Jennifer and Jo also signed a celebratory cake made by the ship's Carlos Bakery, which will be used to raise money for CLIC Sargent.
The cruise ship, which boasts 18 decks, will depart on its inaugural journey today, when it will head to Miami.
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3:25pm Thu 16 Jan 14
Poppy22 says...
Not keen on the ship design - reminds me of some RAF married quarter furniture fabric from the 70s!
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