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mcDermott on Wooden list
Los Angeles, Calif. -- Creighton basketball standout Doug McDermott was
named to the prestigious Wooden Award Preseason Top 50 by the Los Angeles
Athletic Club on Thursday, one of numerous accolades bestowed on the eve of
his junior season.
The forward from Ames, Iowa, is the only MVC representative on the initial
Wooden Award list, which is based on a preseason poll of national college
basketball media members. It is comprised of 50 student-athletes who, based
on last year¹s individual performance and team records, are the early
frontrunners for college basketball¹s most prestigious honor. Transfers,
freshmen and medical redshirts are not eligible for the Preseason list.
The players on the Preseason list are considered strong candidates for the
Midseason list and the official voting ballot, both of which are open to
freshman and transfer students. The National Ballot consists of
approximately 20 top players who have proven to their universities that they
are also making progress toward graduation and maintaining at least a
cumulative 2.0 GPA.
The Wooden Award All American Team, consisting of the nation¹s top 10
players, will be announced the week of the ³Elite Eight² round of the NCAA
Tournament. McDermott is the only returning Wooden All-American on the list
after a superb sophomore campaign that saw him rank first nationally in
field goals made, third in scoring, and seventh in field goal percentage. On
the season, he averaged 22.9 points and 8.2 rebounds per game while helping
Creighton to the MVC Tournament title and the third round of the NCAA
The 37th annual Wooden Award ceremony will honor the Men's and Women's
Wooden Award winners, and will include the presentation of the Wooden Award
All American Teams and the Legends of Coaching Award, which in 2013 will go
to Kansas Head Coach Bill Self. The event will take place the weekend of
April 12-13, 2013.
Nine upperclassmen return to the Preseason Top 50 list from a year ago:
Allen Crabbe of California; Aaron Craft of Ohio State; Tim Hardaway, Jr. of
Michigan; Elias Harris of Gonzaga; Solomon Hill of Arizona; Ray McCallum of
Detroit; McDermott; Peyton Siva of Louisville; and Patric Young of Florida.
Louisville, a Final Four team a year ago, was the only school with three
players on the Preseason Top 50 (Siva, Gorgui Dieng and Chane Behanan).
Seven schools had two players named to the list: Duke (Seth Curry and Mason
Plumlee), Florida (Young and Kenny Boynton), Indiana (Christian Watford and
Cody Zeller), Kansas (Elijah Johnson and Jeff Withey), Michigan (Hardaway,
Jr. and Trey Burke), North Carolina State (Lorenzo Brown and C.J. Leslie)
and Ohio State (Aaron Craft and Deshaun Thomas).
Two 2012-13 preseason honorees are younger brothers of previous John R.
Wooden All Americans. Duke¹s Seth Curry is the younger brother of 2009
Wooden Award All American Stephen Curry of Davidson. Cody Zeller of Indiana
is the younger brother of 2012 Wooden Award All American Tyler Zeller of
North Carolina.
The Big 10 leads all conferences with nine selections to the Preseason Top
50, followed by the Big East with seven and the ACC and SEC each with six.
The Big 12 has five selections, the Pac-12 boasts four, the West Coast
Conference has three, and the Mountain West has two picks. Conference USA,
Horizon, Missouri Valley, Mid-American, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Summit and Sun
Belt each have one honoree.
About the John R. Wooden Award
Created in 1976, the John R. Wooden Award is the most prestigious individual
honor in college basketball. It is bestowed upon the nation¹s best player
at an institution of higher education who has proven to his or her
university that he or she is making progress toward graduation and
maintaining a minimum cumulative 2.0 GPA. Previous winners include such
notables as Larry Bird (¹79), Michael Jordan (¹84), Tim Duncan (¹97),
Candace Parker (¹07 and ¹08), Kevin Durant (¹09) and Maya Moore of
Connecticut (¹09 and 11). Kentucky freshman Anthony Davis won the men¹s
Award in 2012.
Since its inception, the John R. Wooden Award has contributed close to a
million dollars to universities¹ general scholarship fund in the names of
the All American recipients. The Award has also sent more than 1,000
underprivileged children to week-long college basketball camps in the
Award¹s name. Additionally, the John R. Wooden Award partners with Special
Olympics Southern California (SOSC) each year to host the Wooden Award
Special Olympics Southern California Basketball Tournament. The day-long
tournament, which brings together Special Olympic athletes and the All
Americans, takes place at The Los Angeles Athletic Club the weekend of the
John R. Wooden Award Ceremony.
2012-13 John R. Wooden Award Preseason Top 50, Men
Name Height Class Position University Conference
Keith Appling 6-1 Jr. G Michigan State Big Ten
Chane Behanan 6-6 So. F Louisville Big East
Kenny Boynton 6-2 Sr. G Florida SEC
Lorenzo Brown 6-5 Jr. G North Carolina State ACC
Trey Burke 6-0 So. G Michigan Big Ten
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope 6-5 So. G Georgia SEC
Isaiah Canaan 6-1 Sr. G Murray State Ohio Valley
Jack Cooley 6-9 Sr. F Notre Dame Big East
D.J. Cooper 6-0 Sr. G Ohio University Mid-American
Vincent Council 6-2 Sr. G Providence Big East
Allen Crabbe 6-6 Jr. G California Pac-12
Aaron Craft 6-2 Jr. G Ohio State Big Ten
Seth Curry 6-2 Sr. G Duke ACC
Brandon Davies 6-9 Sr. F BYU West Coast
Matthew Dellavedova 6-4 Sr. G Saint Mary's West Coast
Gorgui Dieng 6-11 Jr. C Lousville Big East
Jamaal Franklin 6-5 Jr. G San Diego State Mountain West
Tim Frazier 6-1 Sr. G Penn State Big Ten
Tim Hardaway, Jr. 6-6 Jr. G Michigan Big Ten
Elias Harris 6-8 Sr. F Gonzaga West Coast
Solomon Hill 6-7 Sr. F Arizona Pac-12
Pierre Jackson 5-10 Sr. G Baylor Big 12
Elijah Johnson 6-4 Sr. G Kansas Big 12
Sean Kilpatrick 6-4 Jr. G/F Cincinnati Big East
C.J. Leslie 6-9 Jr. F North Carolina State ACC
James Michael McAdoo 6-9 So. F North Carolina ACC
Ray McCallum 6-3 Jr. G Detroit Horizon League
C.J. McCollum 6-3 Sr. G Lehigh Patriot League
Doug McDermott* 6-8 Jr. F Creighton Missouri Valley
Rodney McGruder 6-4 Sr. G Kansas State Big 12
Tony Mitchell 6-8 So. F North Texas Sun Belt
Mike Moser 6-8 Jr. F UNLV Mountain West
Brock Motum 6-10 Sr. F Washington State Pac-12
Le'Bryan Nash 6-7 So. G/F Oklahoma State Big 12
Brandon Paul 6-4 Sr. G Illinois Big Ten
Mason Plumlee 6-10 Sr. F Duke ACC
Otto Porter 6-8 So. F Georgetown Big East
Phil Pressey 5-11 Jr. G Missouri SEC
André Roberson 6-7 Jr. F Colorado Pac-12
Peyton Siva 6-0 Sr. G Louisville Big East
Michael Snaer 6-5 Sr. G Florida State ACC
Jarnell Stokes 6-8 So. F Tennessee SEC
Adonis Thomas 6-7 So. G/F Memphis Conference USA
Deshaun Thomas 6-7 Jr. F Ohio State Big Ten
Christian Watford 6-9 Sr. F Indiana Big Ten
Jeff Withey 7-0 Sr. C Kansas Big 12
Nate Wolters 6-4 Sr. G South Dakota State Summit League
B.J. Young 6-3 So. G Arkansas SEC
Patric Young 6-9 Jr. C Florida SEC
Cody Zeller 7-0 So. F Indiana Big Ten
Players listed alphabetically *indicates player chosen to the 2012
Wooden All American Team
Based on a preseason poll.
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It may not yet have been processed to such a degree that it could be made public. Remember, ISON just transited the sun a couple days ago, and it only reached peak visibility on the 26th of November. Given that these guys are on the ISS, I figure it could be a while before they get the chance to do proper processing and put it up online.


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Fruit Salsa Recipe
Florence Buchkowsky serves this fruity salsa anywhere she'd use ordinary salsa. "My son and I experimented with different ingredients to find the combination we liked best," relates the Prince Albert, Saskatchewan cook. "Using the slow cooker minimizes prep time and maximizes the flavor."
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 4 teaspoons white vinegar
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, undrained
- 1 can (8-1/2 ounces) sliced peaches, undrained
- 3/4 cup pineapple tidbits
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1/2 each medium green, sweet red and yellow peppers, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- Tortilla chips
- In a 3-qt. slow cooker, combine cornstarch and vinegar until smooth. Stir in the fruits, onion, peppers and garlic.
- Cover and cook on high for 2-3 hours or until thickened and heated through, stirring occasionally. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 4 cups.
Originally published as Fruit Salsa in Quick Cooking May/June 1998, p45
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No one in the family was enthusiastic about this -- a bit bland, though it was better after chilling overnight. Very easy and a good idea in theory., but I don't think I'll make it again.
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different and very tasty, I big hit at parties
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Delirium Tremens - Brouwerij Huyghe
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Ratings: 4,257 | Reviews: 1,533 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by rangerred:
4.58/5 rDev +11.2%
330ml bottle poured into a goblet.
Pours a slightly hazy straw yellow with a very thick one finger white head. Absolutely amazing head retention with pretty decent lacing.
Aroma is awesome. I'm picking up lots of pear along with the typical Belgian spiciness associated with they style. Some orange and lemon peel along with bread. Very spicy and aromatic and very nice.
The flavor, in my opinion, even outdoes the aroma. Lots of pear up front just like the aroma along with other fruit in the way of light oranges and some lemon. There is a light bread malt backbone along with some of that Belgian yeast that I love. Mouthfeel is light and spritzy with the alcohol very well hidden. Just a light stickiness on the finish.
Overall, I haven't had this beer in a very long time and forgot how great it was. Truly one of the great Belgians that is widely available. I will definitely be picking this up more often.
02-13-2014 03:22:06 | More by rangerred
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North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev -8.3%
Pours a slightly hazy yellow with a huge blooming head,the aroma is a little spicey and fruity.The taste was definently yeasty and spicey with some juicy fruit notes as well.This beer has some very yeasty flavors to it the alcohol creeps up on ya after it sits awhile.Pretty good Belgian pale but thought it might be a little better.
08-09-2003 13:31:27 | More by oberon
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
Granny Smith apples are the first thing that comes to mind after tasting this beer. I've never really had a beer that tasted like this before. Surprisingly sour with a citric twang to it. Also deceptively strong considering how easy it is to drink. Not sure I'd buy it again at $9/bottle, but definitely a very interesting beer.
05-16-2003 18:16:56 | More by Marty
2.75/5 rDev -33.3%
Appearance Light orange in color and very cloudy with a modest head that laced well.
Smell Nice malt and yeast aroma with big orange characteristics. Theres also some light spiciness in the nose as well. I can pick up the standard coriander and white pepper, among others.
Taste This one is lighter than I expected. The malt and yeast are barely there. The spicy orange flavor dominates. The 8.5 ABV comes on a little too strong on the pallet, too.
Mouthfeel This was kind of flat. Some of the other reviews go on about the carbonation, so maybe I got a bad bottle.
Drinkability This one just didnt do it for me. The absence of a strong malt base made this one go down more like a witbier than a BSPA.
09-14-2003 02:36:48 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev -2.9%
04-26-2014 11:01:34 | More by DanGeo
New York
3.05/5 rDev -26%
I had always seen this beer sitting with the other 750ml Belgians at various beer purveyors in and around New York City. The bottle seemed gimmicky, but I finally caved and bought one.
The smell was nice and spicy, a bit like a Brooklyn Local One, but the taste was much more sour. I wasn't really expecting this, and I'm not a huge fan of this flavor. However, it was nice to have something surprisingly different.
Ideally, I'd have just one smaller 330ml bottle (do they make this?), but I'll probably finish the whole bottle.
12-11-2007 01:02:02 | More by tdehnel
4.2/5 rDev +1.9%
Pours a sunshine yellow, bright golden color with a fluffy white head; volatile beer that produces a large head with a modest pour, moderate lacing on the way down. Some sediment floating around in this hazy, golden abyss of a beer.
The nose is really great; full of sweet esters and savory alcohol. Deep spices, clove and pepper come to mind. Fruity sweetness from the malts and bread-like yeast are also apparent. Smells very akin to a sweeter version of a tripel. Then again, what's the real difference between a tripel and a BSPA anyway?
First sip hits the mouth very crisp and tight, lots of carbonation. Warmth piles up from the alcohol, slightly medicinal in character. This is counterbalanced immediately by an abundance of sweet and fruity esters; bananas, bubblegum, cloves, pineapple, white pepper, apple skins - all noticeable on the palate.
Slight bitterness and floral tones make their way into the beer near the tail end, giving a nice balance to the sweetness. The finish leaves your mouth with a yeast flavor in the back, complete with a decrescendo of sweetness, spice, and mild bitterness that fade out perfectly. Medium body, almost on the thick side - heavy carbonation.
This is my favorite brew from the guys over at Huyghe. It's quite strong at 8.5% ABV and could easily sneak up on you, so take this one slow. You'll want to savor it, anyway. This is some very tasty stuff.
11-20-2012 12:40:17 | More by tectactoe
2.75/5 rDev -33.3%
03-27-2012 03:58:08 | More by jcr8611
4.5/5 rDev +9.2%
06-03-2012 03:25:10 | More by Zakk
4/5 rDev -2.9%
05-09-2014 20:26:16 | More by jono0101
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
05-13-2014 01:39:38 | More by npala86
4.6/5 rDev +11.7%
First time I met it was in a Belgian pub in Holland in a snifter at a good temperature.
Excellent design and unique logo.
Heaps of head. Intense sweet fruit flavour and sweet spices hitting you instantly. High carbonation very balanced with the yeast. Simply delicious and easy to drink for 8.5 % - became very jolly afterwards!
My favourite Belgian elephant!
09-23-2011 13:50:41 | More by Seyhan
4.4/5 rDev +6.8%
Delirium Tremens 25.4 oz corked and caged. Belgian strong pale ale 8.5% alcohol, poured into ommegang oversized wine glass. Imported 3/2010.
A- Pours a beautiful crisp and clear yellow orange fluid that boast a one inch head that lingers the whole brew. Lacing is excellent with spider web links top to bottom.
S- Smell is of Belgian yeast, sweet grainy malts, mild alcohol esters, with hints of grassy hops.
T-M- Taste is a massive amount of grass, lemon, pear, and starfruit hoppyness. Maltiness is a light but appearent sweet prune and fig bite. Yeasty bite is what follows in a musty and chalky mouthfeel that creates a mild carbonation slipping down the tongue smoothly.
D- Dangerously drinkable with nothing less than a triple taste for a strong pale ale alcohol content to tell you differently.
03-06-2011 05:02:44 | More by wesbrownyeah
4/5 rDev -2.9%
01-20-2013 23:33:36 | More by tbryan5
5/5 rDev +21.4%
08-18-2014 17:50:00 | More by GameOfBeers
District of Columbia
1.5/5 rDev -63.6%
08-06-2014 18:48:51 | More by RonanD
4.15/5 rDev +0.7%
A great Belgian Trippel with a high alcohol content at about 8.5%. Exactly what one would expect from a traditional belgian ale, very spicy and unique yet full bodied and strong. Additionally, it comes in a very cool white ceramic bottle.. A great beer to start exploring belgian beers with!
09-20-2010 18:33:42 | More by CBOLAND17
3/5 rDev -27.2%
07-25-2014 21:53:34 | More by Spiritualwolf78
4/5 rDev -2.9%
11-26-2011 05:42:48 | More by Parke
3/5 rDev -27.2%
11-27-2012 20:15:51 | More by ajkiser12
3.68/5 rDev -10.7%
As humorous as the name is, it does go against the BA ethic. It's not cool to make fun of alcoholism, especially a withdrawal symptom that can kill you. </> gets off high horse.
This beer has a great rep, so I am looking forward to trying. I purchased it at the new Jewel in the West Loop, Chicago.
A: Poured from a 1 pint 9.4 fl oz bottle in to a tulip glass, it gave a nice big fluffy two finger head. I had to be careful with the pour because the head rose so quickly. Color is dark straw and hazy. Fast moving pillars of carbonation rising to the surface. Head becomes craggy and creates instant lacing. Great head retention.
S: Has a nice yeasty, malty aroma. There is a freshness, like straw. There's some fruit, some candy sweetness and a tart citrus type kick. Pretty complex nose.
T: Malt front and fruit finish with a dry, crisp aftertaste. There is a hint of hop but only just enough to give it a little bitterness with the dry thirst quenching wheat-esque aftertaste. Complex stuff going on in the taste too. Some candy, honey, spices including coriander and cloves. Fruit comes across like pear to me. The alcohol doesn't stand out but after a couple of glasses, I started to feel the warmth. There is a lot going on but it is well balanced and not aggressive at all. The overall impact is a tanginess but not cloying. An enjoyable drink.
M: Nice smooth medium mouthfeel. Plenty of carbonation but gentle in the mouth.
D: This is a fine brew. I am not the biggest fan of the style but I can appreciate a good beer when I drink one. Not a session beer but nice to sip out of my tulip glass. I'd like to pair this with good food.
01-31-2009 06:25:25 | More by sgoodship
New York
4/5 rDev -2.9%
01-15-2013 19:57:27 | More by SkiBum22
North Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +6.3%
Poured from a 11.2 oz. bottle into a chalice style glass.
A: Golden yellow, clear, with about 1/2" of white foamy head. Great head retention with tiny clinging bubbles lacing down the glass. Looks fantastic!
S: Spiced fruit smells with hints of malt and a very mild yeast on the nose.
T: Light malts perfectly matched with hops and spices; additional flavors of apricot and crisp apple or pear kissed with honey. Flavors run to the dry side. Clean finish with little linger. Very nice.
M&D: The body of this brew is relatively light and quite carbonated. The carbonation is abundant and persistent, with large bubbles reminiscent of soda pop. Despite the bubbles, it goes down quite smoothly. Very drinkable and enjoyable. Highly recommended!!
03-25-2008 01:14:36 | More by SIRIUS2
New York
4.03/5 rDev -2.2%
A - Poured a straw color, very clear, lots of carbonation with a big creamy white head. Head died down as I drank but was there and left a lot coating the sides of the goblet.
S - The first smell that hit me out of the bottle was a sweet bubble gum aroma. As I poured this dissipated some and I caught some esters, alcohol, and sweet and sour aroma.
T - Crisp, dry, fruit flavors. The phenols hit me first to be replaced with estery...uhhh...undertones I guess I will say. The esters are definitely there but they are nice and light, not overwhelming or too sweet and fruity.
M - This is a dry beer, it attenuated well. Nice tingle from the carbonation, alcohol warm on the way down, and even a little creaminess from the head.
D - The light and crisp character lends itself to good drinkability even considering the high alcohol content. Can be sneaky for sure.
03-08-2009 01:16:15 | More by steelerguy
3.5/5 rDev -15%
03-06-2014 02:59:55 | More by bulldogg915
Delirium Tremens from Brouwerij Huyghe
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A very strange thing is happening. I no longer have a debug build configuration option. If I create a new project or try to change the build configuration my only options for whatever SDK I have installed are the emulator WINSCW and Phone Release GCCE builds.
Using carbide.c++ 1.3.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Carbide, 3rd edition SDK's FP1 and FP2. No change at all. I can build debug files from the command line tools. Any ideas?


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To build long-lasting, energy-efficient, healthy houses in
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conditions of the area. Code guidelines are not always helpful,
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In the summertime along the Gulf Coast and Florida, the
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conditioned (see Figure 1).
1. Moisture control practices for hot, humid climates
(shaded area) are almost the exact opposite of recommended
building practices for cold climates, because moisture is more
likely to enter wall cavities from outside than from
Under these conditions, code-approved building practices
such as ventilated crawlspaces or the use of vapor diffusion
retarders on the interior side of exterior walls can be
disastrous. In this article, I'll focus on the
moisture-control techniques my company has learned during 18
years of building and designing homes in hot, humid Texas.
The soil is a constant source of moisture, so we use a sturdy
vapor barrier such as 6-mil poly or visqueen beneath slabs to
prevent ground-based moisture from migrating up through the
concrete by capillary action or diffusion. We lap the joints
liberally and use tape on any tears and around pipe
penetrations. We also use a minimum 11/2-inch sand base under
the slab to further reduce water problems (see "Sub-Slab Vapor
Barriers," 5/94). In addition, the poly helps reduce mineral
efflorescence on the slab surface, a common cause of
discoloration on stained and patterned concrete floors.
Despite what the code books say, in our geographical area I
strongly recommend against ventilating crawlspaces unless I
suspect there is an underground water source beneath the
foundation. If you think about the goal — keeping the
crawlspace dry and inhospitable to mold — the last thing
you want is to encourage the infiltration of warm, moist air
into a cool, dark space. This would lead to condensation on all
crawlspace surfaces, making them vulnerable to decay.
We do not specify vents for crawlspaces, and we make any
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a 6-mil poly vapor diffusion retarder over the entire dirt
floor. Spreading a few inches of gravel over the poly helps to
keep it in place and protects it from damage. A sealed
crawlspace also stays warmer on the few cold winter days we
have here, minimizing the chance that warm, moist household air
will create a problem when it finds a condensing surface within
the crawlspace.
With a sealed crawlspace, it is imperative that standing
water be kept out. This means that the finish grade must slope
away from the building at a minimum of 1/4 inch per foot. Avoid
sites where the seasonal water table is above the elevation of
the crawlspace.
In the hot, humid South, by contrast to other areas of the
nation, we cool our houses and buildings more than we heat
them. Because the warm outside air usually has more moisture in
it than cool inside air, moisture most often migrates from the
outside of the structure to the inside. If you have a vapor
diffusion retarder on the underside of the gypboard (a common
detail in cold climates), or an impermeable vinyl wall covering
over the gypboard, there is a good chance that warm, moist
outside air migrating through the wall system will condense
once it hits the relatively cool gypboard. This trapped
moisture not only reduces the thermal performance of the wall
insulation; it creates potential problems in the wall cavity
— from unhealthy mold and mildew to structural wood
Contrary to code, do not use a vapor diffusion retarder on
the interior of the wall system, because walls in the hot,
humid South dry to the inside, not to the outside. Especially
avoid placing a sheet of poly under the gypboard, or covering
the gypboard with vinyl wall-paper. The only place where we use
poly is on the interior side of walls around tub and shower
enclosures that do not abut an outside wall. In these localized
areas, we feel it's prudent to protect the partition wall
cavity from the high humidity generated in the bathroom.
Exterior sealing.
Houses in humid cooling climates do need to be sealed on the
exterior, but careful detailing is critical. I am wary of
tightly sealed exterior cladding systems, such as synthetic
stucco, that are applied over impermeable rigid foam
sheathings. These stucco systems are never perfect, and rain
water eventually penetrates through cracks around windows and
doors. Even when the foam is well taped or covered with
housewrap or building paper, the surface is often accidentally
punctured during installation, allowing rain water and water
vapor to penetrate the foam and eventually find its way into
the walls.
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stucco, wood, or synthetic siding, we prefer to use plywood or
OSB sheathing covered with 30-pound building paper and a layer
of heat-reflecting foil. This provides a sturdy drainage plane
behind the cladding that sheds water down and away from the
wall cavity (Figure 2).
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One week prior to the judge's decision, Christensen was charged with three felonies related to stalking her neighbors and violating a restraining order. She is accused of videotaping Kim and Greg Hoffman, putting bizarre signs on her garage door, and calling the city inspector for minute code violations -- like damage to siding.
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The Memphis to Peoria runners are now back in Illinois, with less than 300 miles to go.
While crossing through Kentucky Thursday morning, WEEK 25's Lee Hall sat down with two runners who are celebrating a milestone of their own.
Just south of Arlington, Lee sat down with two St. Jude to Memphis runners celebrating a special anniversary this year.
Mary Snodgrass and Julie Comfort are celebrating 25 years on the St. Jude run.
"We've done it together the entire time, and that's one of the greatest things. I spend a week with her every year, and she's my best friend. And it's been just awesome," said 25 year runner, Mary Snodgrass.
"To do this for the kids is wonderful in of itself, but to do it with such a wonderful friend, who shares the same values and goals and love of family and friends and faith is wonderful," said 25 year runner, Julie Comfort.
Mary and Julie both started 27 years ago, both took two years off to have babies, giving them a perspective that's keep them coming back to the Memphis to Peoria run.
"I came here one year, and I saw a little boy that was 2 years old, who had blonde hair just like my two year old at home. I came back the next year and my son had a birthday and that family had a funeral. That really hit me. It really did," said Snodgrass.
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Officials from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management held the hearing at the Sumiton campus of Bevill State Community College on Thursday. It concerned the impact of the planned Reed Mineral No. 5 Mine, which will be located near the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior. The site of the proposed operation is several miles upstream from the Birmingham Water Works Board's Western Filtration Plant, a few miles south of Cordova near the Dovertown community.
The mining project has been supported by the Cordova Industrial Development Board, which owns the mineral rights to 155 acres of the proposed site. If the operation is established, the City of Cordova will receive 8 percent of the money made from every ton of coal extracted from the site.
Reed Mineral No. 5 has been opposed by both the Birmingham Water Works Board and the nonprofit conservation group Black Warrior Riverkeeper.
The BWWB in 2008 sent ADEM officials a letter objecting to the mine. It listed 11 concerns about the proposed operation. They included higher levels of iron and manganese in the source water, which could increase treatment costs, stain clothes, sinks and tubs, and cause an "objectionable taste" to the water, according to the BWWB.
Riverkeeper officials have added to those concerns a need for research on the combined effects of Reed Mineral No. 5 and other mines in the area like the proposed Shepherd's Bend Mine, which could discharge water as close as 800 feet near the BWWB filtration plant.
At Thursday's hearing, Riverkeeper Nelson Brooke said the current permit would allow levels of pollutants to be discharged that would be inadequate for drinking water.
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Brooke also said that the permit fails to consider several heavy metals associated with coal mining like arsenic, mercury, lead and zinc.
An hour before Thursday's hearing, nearly 100 protesters filled a hallway leading to the college's auditorium. The group shouted chants like "Clean coal is a dirty lie," and "What do we want? Clean water. When do we want it? Now."
Several of the demonstrators were associated with groups like UAB's Green Initiative and the Occupy Movement.
Many of the protestors were from Dovertown and said they are not against coal mining, but simply do not want the operation so close to the Black Warrior River.
Randy Palmer, a member of Citizens Opposed to Strip Mining on the Black Warrior River, said the proposed mine would only bring about 20 jobs — and those would likely be transferred workers who will be laid off from another, recently closed mine. "We don't think that's worth trading a community and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with the new corridor," he said.
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Palmer said the City of Cordova and the Dovertown community would be much better served if a sub-division of riverfront properties was installed near the site.
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Todd Hyche, a member of Citizens Opposed, told ADEM officials that the proposed site for the mine used to be a plywood mill that operated in the 1960s and 1970s.
Hyche, an engineer, said chemicals used to make the adhesives used in plywood — chemicals like formaldehyde — could still have an impact on the water quality of the Mulberry Fork. He said the mine's application with ADEM should address those concerns and show that the company will meet all EPA standards associated with the chemicals in regard to each of the 23 discharge sites planned for the mine.
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Originally released in 1981,this seventeen track live album(duration:70 minutes)came out following the release and tour of their 'Departure' lp.So,it's material draws from that effort as well as their 'Evolution' and 'Infinity' lp's.As for a live album,it's pretty good.I'd JUST seen the revamped Journey line-up play at a live concert,and rest assure that vocalist Steve Perry's replacement Steve Augeri fits in really well.When I heard the soundcheck,from outside the outdoor venue,I honestly thought there for a moment,that,"Hey I didn't know Steve Perry was back in the band".Of course,I had a rather pleasant wake-up call a few minutes later.All the radio-friendly songs you remember are here,like "Just The Same Way","Lights","Too Late","Feeling That Way","Anytime","Walks Like A Lady","Wheels In The Sky" and "Anyway You Want It".Great arena rock CD reissue.I've always sort of tagged them as 'glossy pop'.
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Journey's seventh US release and first and only double live album Captured was released in February of 1981.
Captured was recorded on Journey's 1980 tour in support of the album Departure. This album marked the last appearance of founding member keyboardist and vocalist Gregg Rolie whom would retire from the band during the mixing of this album.
Rolie, along with lead singer Steve Perry, guitarist Neal Schon, bass player Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith rock out on this album and until the release of Live in Houston 1981 this was as close as you got to a Journey concert on album.
We begin with the taped recording of the Evolution track Majestic which then segues into the killer Where Were You and is a superb version. Next is Just The Same Way which is one of my favorites, Schon's soloing here rocks. We then segue into Line of Fire which is a great rocking shuffle. Next is the medley of Lights/Stay Awhile which is superb. Too Late is next and rivals the studio version. The exclusive track Dixie Highway is next and a studio version of this track was not ever recorded. Then the first half(first vinyl disc) ended with the medley of Feeling That Way/Anytime which features stellar harmonies once again with Rolie and Perry do a nice job trading off vocals.
The original album's second disc starts with the rocker Do You Recall which is a great version of the Evolution track. Next is Walks Like A Lady which includes some bluesy work from Schon and Rolie before ending with a wll of feedback from Schon's guitar which would segue into a killer La Do Da which is better than its studio counterpart and has a bass and drums improv from Valory and Smith before going into a killer drum solo from Steve "the Machine Gun" Smith. Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin' follows and is another highlight with stellar harmonies and excellent guitar work from Schon who plays some nasty slide here. Next is Wheel In The Sky which is a killer version and is rivaled only with the Live in Houston 1981 version and this one segues into the set closing Any Way You Want It in stellar fashion. The closing studio track The Pary's Over(Hopelessly in Love) is a great song and featured Steve Roseman on keyboards as Gregg Rolie was gone from the band by then but is a great song.
Captured remains a classic and was a successful live album peaking at #9 upon release and gave Journey its fourth Platinum album in a row. Journey proved with Captured that they could rock live and were great live!
Before the days of Top Ten ballads and love songs, Journey was a stadium rock juggernaut. Selling out the largest arenas across the country and world wide, they were among the best in the business at delivering high energy rock and roll.While most of the record industry was jumping on the disco bandwagon during the late 70's, Journey released three fantastic classic rock albums — Infinity, Evolution and Departure. Though they didn't receive the same fanfare as some of the band's later works (Escape or Frontiers for example), or the works of their contemporaries at the time (Kansas, Boston and Genesis), these trio of records rank among the best music recorded during that era. The aptly titled "Captured" is a fantastic encapsilation of the band at their peak — huge crowds, excellent music, amazing talent and tons of energy. While the album clearly has the polish of studio overdubs, it's still an incredible demonstration of indiviual talent and musical harmony that existed in the band at the time.If your are a fan of 70s classic rock, and want an excellent companion to Cheap Trick's "Live at Budakon" or Peter Framton's "Comes Alive", I highly recommend "Captured".
This is the best live collection I've ever heard. Captured is AOR at it's peak. Unlike so many bands, Journey has always been able to sound even better live than in the studio. This CD truly captures the energy and feeling of a live Journey performance. Each time I listen to Captured I catch myself turning it up more and more as each song begins. The soaring combination of the Perry/Rolie vocals and Schon's searing guitar is positively uplifting. It makes you want to turn it up and drive fast, tapping the steering wheel, belting out along to "Lovin Touchin Squeezin" and "Any Way You Want It", stopping to outstretch your arms for the "I'm standing here with my arms a mile wide…" line in "Anytime", and playing a bit of air guitar at traffic lights. This is a fun, feel-good CD, and is a must-have for all of the "children of the 80's" out there…it sounds even better than the vinyl copy you had as a kid!
This is a classic live album by my all-time favorite rock band. It includes many of the band's classics from their three successive classic rock albums "Infinity" (1978), "Evolution" (1979), and "Departure" (1980). Needless to say for any true Journey fan, these songs sound great live.Many of these performances go far beyond the studio versions. Take the jam that comes out of "Walks Like A Lady"–a 3-minute song that turns into 7 minutes live. Songs like "Line Of Fire", "Feeling That Way", "Anytime", and "Wheel In The Sky" absolutely rock. The inclusion of the live track "Dixie Highway" and the new (at the time of release) studio track "The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love) are also fantastic.This is what a live album should be. The crowd is very prevalent throughout the album, and the interaction between the band and the crowd is left unedited in many spots. Clearly, this band was as special live as they were on their studio albums. (They still are, by the way, as I just saw the current lineup at "The Big E" in Massachusetts on September 29th–their last show of this year's tour.) This is a fantastic live album of some of the best classic rock of a generation. Highly recommended.


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With 17 straight points, the Dolphins took their first lead of Sunday night. It wasn't to last long, as the Jets regained the advantage in one play.
On a night when Miami is celebrating, as it were, the two-year anniversary of the team using the now belabored Wildcat formation, the Wildcat proved to be an effective decoy on the Dolphins opening drive of the second half, a 12-play, 73-yard plod emblematic of most Miami scores. It was capped by an 11-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Marshall.
It seemed to be a complete swing of the game, but on the first play of the following possession Mark Sanchez hit Braylon Edwards on a sideline route, but Jason Allen, the corner covering Edwards, fell down, which allowed Edwards to streak the rest of the way for the touchdown. While tight ends were responsible for the third three touchdowns of the evening, with Dustin Keller accounting for two and Anthony Fasano for one, it is wide receivers who have scored the last two.
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In the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, the deadly storm that ravaged the Philippines over the weekend, North Bay Filipino-Americans scrambled to get in touch with loved ones, donate money and supplies and reflect on the devastation in their homeland.
The Filipino-American Community of Sonoma County, a Fulton nonprofit that represents the 7,000 local Filipinos, met with American Red Cross leaders Sunday to coordinate disaster relief efforts, board member Lee Cachola said.
"Filipinos love their country," she said. "We have a close-knit group of people here. If one family is in trouble, all families get involved."
Typhoon Haiyan
The American Red Cross needs cash donations, which can be made at redcross.org or 1-800-Red-Cross, said Kristie Fry, regional communications officer. The organization has also set up a call center that will help local Filipinos locate and connect with loved ones in the Philippines. That number is 707-577-7610.
"For this disaster, we don't take in-kind gifts," Fry said. "Monetary donations will support our disaster relief efforts to help those affected by the typhoons and floods in the Philippines."
Miriam Arga, 47, who has lived in Santa Rosa for 12 years, said her mother and brothers were displaced when the typhoon flattened their house. She said she feels powerless watching the news coverage of her homeland.
"We can't do anything here," she said. "Sometimes I can't even watch the news anymore. I cry. It's really sad."
Father Alvin Villaruel, the Filipino-American pastor at St. Mary of the Angels church in Ukiah, said that some parishioners with family in the Philippines lost property but not loved ones in the storm.


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On-campus facilities within the Old Dominion University Physics Department include modern laboratories in materials science, surface science, continuous wave and pulsed laser spectroscopy, electron spectroscopy, atomic beams and laser cooling, gamma ray spectroscopy, nuclear physics and particle detector development. These laboratories are equipped with a variety of state-of-the-art instrumentation including fast electronic and computer-based data acquisition systems, pulsed and cw narrow-band spectrometers, high and low temperature Mossbauer spectrometers, a X-ray diffractometer, and high resolution particle detectors.
The major research areas of the department fall mainly in five clusters:
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Major departmental research activities are in experimental and theoretical nuclear physics. Many of our folk work some of the time nearby at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (formerly named CEBAF), which houses a 4 GeV electron accelerator, associated detector end stations, and development laboratories. Additional experimental research activities in nuclear physics are conducted at the Bates Linear Accelerator, SLAC and at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Another major research activities of the department are in experimental and theoretical atomic, molecular and optical physics. These activities take place mostly on campus, but on occasion we participate in work at the Langley Research Center of NASA located 12 miles from campus or at the Free Electron Laser Facility at Jefferson Lab.
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Theoretical condensed matter physics and experimental materials research is the fourth major area of research in the Department. Some of the work has close connection to the Center for Accelerator Science.
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November 2, 2012 | by Elizabeth Christian
Archaeologist William A. Parkinson to present new finds from extensive ritual site in Southern Greece at the upcoming Annual Meeting.
Ongoing excavations at Alepotrypa Cave by William A. Parkinson and Michael L. Galaty, co-directors of the Diros Project, alongside their Greek colleauges, have revealed an extensive Neolithic ritual site and surrounding settlement. Over 160 burials have been uncovered inside the cave, surrounded by remnants of painted funeral vases and covered in thick layers of ash, the result of blazing fires lit within the cave's massive chamber. The cave's entrance collapsed nearly 5,000 years ago, effectively sealing the burials – and the cave's living occupants – inside. Dr. Parkinson and his colleagues will be presenting their most current research from the Diros Project at the AIA's Annual Meeting on Saturday, January 5th, in section 6D, Mani: The Diros Project and Alepotrypa Cave.
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A MEMORIAL service is taking place to mark the 60th anniversary of the floods which killed 95 people in Essex.
Princess Anne is attending the service at Chelmsford Cathedral to remember the residents of Canvey Island and Jaywick who died as a result of the North Sea flooding on 31 January 1953.
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The contaminants that arrive with poultry into our kitchen can be serious business. A microorganism called Campylobacter and our old friend salmonella combine to cause close to 2 million cases of food-borne illness in the U.S. each year. The way to reduce the threat they pose is not by rinsing raw poultry, but by thoroughly cooking the birds you prepare.
Yet many of us continue to rinse. In fact, according to the NPR piece, about 90 percent of cooks rinse raw poultry. We do it because our mothers taught us the technique, not because we've really thought about it. And rinsing is reinforced by some cookbooks and by reruns of Julia Child, the famous "French Chef" of public television who rinsed her birds as we all watched.
Habits can be tough to change. But now is the time to stop rinsing your chickens and turkeys. Just thoroughly cook your birds. It's easier than rinsing, and safer as well.
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Jerry Hollendorfer's focus on winning is consistent, whether he's running a $5,000 claimer or a Grade I stakes winner. It's the competitive spirit and attention to detail that has driven the 63-year-old trainer to win more than 5,000 races, making him one of only four men to surpass that lofty mark.
A legend in the Bay Area where he won 36 straight titles at Bay Meadows and 32 at Golden Gate Fields, Hollendorfer has made an impact in Southern California since breaking ground here recently. He currently has 33 horses at Santa Anita.
"We're doling OK down here, but there's a lot of strong competition and a lot of money behind some of the guys, so it's difficult, but a lot of fun to win," said Hollendorfer, whose top aide is former Bobby Frankel assistant Dan Ward. "We run all different kinds of horses."
Among them are Blind Luck, winner of three Grade I races and a finalist for an Eclipse Award as outstanding 2-year-old filly of 2009, and Rendezvous, who runs in Saturday's Grade II $150,000 San Fernando Stakes. Blind Luck is scheduled to make her 3-year-old debut in the Grade I Las Virgenes Stakes at one mile on Feb. 6. The daughter of Pollard's Vision, purchased out of a 13 ¼-length victory in a $40,000 claiming race at Calder last June, worked five furlongs on Pro-Ride Saturday in 1:02.80. "It was a nice, easy breeze," Hollendorfer said. "We're excited about her being a finalist; I hope they're going to give us a chance. We'll soon find out." Eclipse Award winners will be announced Jan. 18.
Hollendorfer paused briefly when asked if he had any second thoughts about moving stock from Northern California, where he was the proverbial big fish in a small pond."I really think if I wasn't here, I would never have gotten to train horses like Heatseeker (winner of the 2008 Santa Anita Handicap), and probably never would have bought Blind Luck," he said.
Ward, who has been with Hollendorfer for two and a half years after a 22-year-old stint with the late Frankel, is an ideal fit with Hollendorfer and his training regimen.
"We both have the same mindset about the game plan for the barn," Ward said. "Whenever you work for somebody, you have to believe in their system, the way they do things. Otherwise, you can't do a good job. You try to keep horses happy. Like with Blind Luck, our biggest challenge right now is keeping her on the ground until the Las Virgenes."
Probable for the San Fernando, second leg of the Strub series: Gallant Son, Alex Solis; Mythical Power, Joel Rosario; Papa Clem, Tyler Baze; Quindici Man, Victor Espinoza; Rendezvous, Rafael Bejarano; Smart Bid, Mike Smith; and Supreme Summit, Michael Baze.
Conveyance, one of Bob Baffert's Kentucky Derby hopefuls, could move a step closer to the first Saturday in May with a solid effort in Saturday's Grade III $100,000 San Rafael Stakes for 3-year-olds at one mile.
Unbeaten in two sprint wins, the gray son of 1998 Santa Anita Derby winner Indian Charlie out of the Holy Bull mare Emptythetill reminds Baffert of the dam's sire, 1994 Horse of the Year Holy Bull.
"He takes after the dam's sire," Baffert said. "He looks more like a Holy Bull."
Conveyance broke his maiden by 1 1/2 lengths at Santa Anita on Oct. 31 and followed that with a seven-furlong romp at Hollywood Park on Nov. 25. Both races were at six furlongs under Garrett Gomez, who rides in the San Rafael.
Conveyance is owned by John Hardy III and Olin B. Gentry of Lexington, Ky., who race as Thoroughbreds Legends Racing Stable.
Probable for the San Rafael: Cardiff Giant, Christian Santiago Reyes; Conveyance, Gomez; and Domonation, Joel Rosario.
FINISH LINES: Champion 2-year-old filly of 2008 Stardom Bound is doing "really well" with Gary Stevens at Santa Anita as she awaits next Sunday's Grade II $150,000 El Encino Stakes for 4-year-old fillies at 1 1/16 miles. "She works Wednesday," said Stevens, who is caring for the gray daughter of Tapit for trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. Probable for the El Encino: Best Lass, Alex Solis; Dream Empress, Tyler Baze; Freedom Star, Martin Garcia; Gilded Gem, Victor Espinoza; Justwhistledixie, Garrett Gomez; Spirit Seeker, Joel Rosario; and Stardom Bound, Mike Smith. Justwhistledixie worked five furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in 1:01.80 for Bill Mott . . . Franny Freud, prepping for Saturday's Grade II $150,000 Santa Ynez Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at seven furlongs, worked six furlongs on Pro-Ride in a bullet 1:12.40 for Bob Baffert under Gomez, who rides the New York-bred daughter of Freud in the Santa Ynez, which also is likely to draw Amen Hallelujah, Chantal Sutherland; She's Funomenal, Rosario; and Whispering Hush, Smith . . . Probable for the Grade II $150,000 San Marcos Stakes which will be featured next Monday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Aggie Engineer, Solis; Dynamic Range, Espinoza; High Court Drama, Michael Baze; Muhannak, Martin Pedroza; Obrigado, Rosario; Quasicobra, Julien Leparoux; and Ridge Dance, Martin Garcia. Muhannak worked six furlongs on turf Sunday in 1:17.60 for Ben Cecil. All THOROUGHBREDS members will receive a free Santa Anita collectible ice bucket while supplies last on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. First post time next Monday is 12:30 p.m. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. . . . Monrovia Handicap winner Tuscan Evening worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in :50.20 for the Grade I $250,000 Santa Monica Handicap on Jan. 31. Rafael Bejarano was aboard for Jerry Hollendorfer . . . Breeders' Cup Classic runner-up Gio Ponti worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in 49.80, breezing, for Christophe Clement . . . Steven Crist, chairman and publisher of Daily Racing Form, will hold a seminar and book signing next Saturday, Jan. 16, near Santa Anita's Champions! Gift Shop, adjacent to the paddock area. The seminar and handicapping session begins at 11 a.m.; the DVD and book signing at 12 noon . . . Seven people shared prize money of $2,500 in WinVivor: Susan McGraw of Martinez, CA; Gregory Garvin of Arcadia; Keith Rollins of Long Beach; Dan Lavine of Valley Center, CA; Kevin Hanson of Austin, TX; Cory Reinert of Polk City, FL; and Stephen Piccolo of Las Vegas. Entering Sunday's races, there were 130 contestants alive in ShowVivor.


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The bigger question than "Buy or Sell"
- Joshua M Brown
- February 4th, 2013
I find myself sending you over to my friend Carl's work a lot these days, mainly because I find that with the market driving everyone crazy here at multi-year highs, people are freaking out and need to be calmed down. Carl is a zen master in real life and his work at the Behavior Gap as well as the New York Times is the epitome of calm and clarity.
I was inundated over the weekend with questions about buy or sell decisions surrounding the Dow 14,000 news. I can't claim to know the right answer – but for most people, I think they are asking the wrong question anyway, as I've said repeatedly. Carl Richards puts his finger on it at the Bucks Blog today:
Here's the thing we need to remember: we have no idea if now is the time to be buying or selling. But the good news is that it's not even the question we should be asking. Instead we should be asking, "How can we avoid making the big behavioral mistake of selling low and buying high (again!) in the future?"
Find the time for this today and send it to a friend or loved one who is coming unglued at the moment – we all know or two of them.
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Kupé is a trendy lounge in Aarhus, Denmark, that is the hot spot for local Danes attending concerts in the attached performance venue, Train. The 350-capacity lounge maintains a sociable, comfortable atmosphere because, as Kupé itself states, "Not everyone can dance all night long." Henrik Bønnelycke was responsible for the architectural and lighting design, which permeates the club's bar, chairs, and tables.
At first glance, it becomes obvious that lighting is what makes the venue unique with large ceiling- and wall-mounted projection canopies awash in ample amounts of rich color: greens, oranges, blues, reds, and pinks. All that color comes courtesy of Martin Professional color changers. Conventional tubes and halogen downlights provide additional lighting. Behind six wall-mounted projection screens surrounding a central bar area are Martin Cyclo 04 fluorescent color changers flooding the space with ever changing shades while decorative images and flickering flames are overlaid by Martin Mania DC2 fire effects. More Cyclos backlight seven large recessed circles or sky domes in the ceiling (four in each dome), giving the appearance of light emanating from above, when, in actuality, the bar sits on the ground floor of a multi-floor hotel. The effect is both uplifting and spacious. Ceiling-mounted Alien 02 color changing spots project straight down through a tunnel of light-guiding mesh that also acts as a projection surface. The effect is of large, color changing ceiling to floor lamps, almost like a giant lava lamp.
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News: "Suge Knight's A Real N*gga So I'm Just Saluting Him" [Audio]
Monday, Oct 31, 2011 10:32AM
After recently confirming speculation claiming he is rubbing elbows alongside former Death Row Records owner Suge Knight, Atlanta's Waka Flocka Flame how now expanded on his real motivation for linking with the music executive.
While Waka sought out Suge's advice, he claims there was never an intent to use him to gain a stronger West Coast fan base.
"Suge is just here because I just grab game from Suge," Waka explained in an interview. "[He's] just giving me the game from a guy that had a multi-million dollar company. He's showing me this, this and this. He's showing me the mistakes he made so I don't make the same mistakes. I'm just getting game from him. He's just a real n*gga so I'm just saluting him. To tell you the truth, I wasn't looking [for a West Coast co-sign and fans]. Like, 'I got Suge, I got the West Coast.' ... I wasn't looking at it like that but it comes with it." (Hip Hop News 24/7)
Last week, Waka Flocka broke his silence on linking up with Knight.
"It's valid. It ain't no rumors. It's what it is," Waka said about working with the Death Row Records co-founder. "You gotta really start pulling in people in the game who know the game. Suge is not the only one. I'mma start snatching in the real ones. Suge helped me get a good movie deal. Now I need to get on the TV screen. Ain't nothing wrong with f*ckin' with some Gs. I f*ck with Master P too. They're just good for information homie. He's helping me oversee the company. I'm not trying to be 'Pac, I'm not trying to be Death Row. I'm Brick Squad Monopoly. My mother is still my manager. I ain't changing sh*t. It is what it is. But its like having [Michael] Jordan and Kobe [Bryant]. Why not play with both?" (XXL Mag)
A year ago, Waka Flocka and Knight were spotted together in Los Angeles.
Waka Flocka Flame performed in L.A. recently and Suge Knight popped up backstage. The two posed for pictures before Waka went about his business. I don't know why this is even news but I guess anytime Suge Knight pops up it's a story. What I do know is that if my boo Waka turns up missing, Suge will be my primary suspect. (Straight From The A)
He recently proclaimed his record label as the new version of Birdman's Cash Money and Diddy's Bad Boy Records.
"IM A TURN MY CITY UP CLAYTON COUNTY / ATLANTA SHINE LIGHT ON THE REAL GROVE STREET AND ATLANTA N***** #MARKMYWORDS #BRICKSQUADMONOPLY," he tweeted October 23rd.
"WE THE NEW #CASHMONEY #BADBOY ETC. #SQUAD http://FACEBOOK.COM/TAMMYRIVERA MY PERSONAL ASSISTANT"
"Brick Squad Monopoly #thisTheLife" (Waka Flocka Flame's Twitter)
Check out Waka Flocka Flame's interview below:


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