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2010 ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championships All-Conference Teams Announced
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Cape Cod, Mass. - Eastern College Athletic Conference Commissioner Rudy Keeling and the ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championships Board of Stewards announced today the ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championships 2010 All-Conference teams and coaches of the year.
The 2010 championships were held on Sunday, May 9 at Lake Quinsigamond (Worcester, Mass.). Williams College captured the Men's and Women's Varsity Eight races, while Trinity College captured the Overall Points Standing Trophy for the third time in program history. Ithaca College earned the Anita DeFranz Trophy (women's point trophy) for the fourth time and the University of Michigan earned the Fred Emerson (men's point trophy) for the seventh time.
2010 ECAC National Invitational Rowing Championships All-Conference Teams
Jasmine Bruno (Jonesport, Maine) – Colby College
Lizzie Collins (Newport Beach, Calif.) – Hamilton College
Jane Connolly (New Canaan, Conn.) – St. Lawrence University
Ardath Dixon (Manchester, Mass.) – Trinity College
Danica Doroski (Wayne, Pa.) – Bates College
Amy Gefell (Rochester, N.Y.) – Ithaca College
Julia Haltermann (Augusta, Ga.) – Williams College
Sarah Herman (Concord, Mass.) – Simmons College
Kathleen Holec (New Canaan, Conn.) – Tufts University
Suzanna Kelley (Attleboro, Mass.) – Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Karrah Kwasnik (Durham, N.H.) – University of New Hampshire
Holly Madden (Sinking Spring, Pa.) – United States Coast Guard Academy
Meaghan Pedlow (Charlotte, N.C.) – College of the Holy Cross
Sami Pop (Beverly Hills, Calif.) – Wesleyan University
Cleo Schneider (Grinnell, Iowa) – Mount Holyoke College
Maggie Smith (Phoenix, Md.) – William Smith College
Kate Spelman (Scituate, Mass.) – Wellesley College
Jessica Truelove (Bethlehem, Conn.) – Connecticut College
Katharine von Herrmann (Piedmont, Calif.) – Smith College
Samantha Whalen (Westfield, Mass.) – Rochester Institute of Technology
Coach of the Year – Justin Moore, Williams College
Michael Abrams (Merion Station, Pa.) – Williams College
Ricky Bottini (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) – Hamilton College
Dan Curtis (Salisbury, Conn.) – Ithaca College
Eric Dryer (Grand Blanc, Mich.) – University of Michigan
Zachary Eberson (Ventnor, N.J.) – University of Rhode Island
Stephan Juergensen (Cheshire, Conn.) – Tufts University
Kristopher Kesting (Hyde Park, N.Y.) – United States Coast Guard Academy
Kyle Lafferty (Hockessin, Del.) – Bucknell University
John Lewallen (Portland, Ore.) – Colby College
Karl Lipsky (Stowe, Vt.) – University of New Hampshire
Kevin Macksamie (Rochester, N.Y.) – Rochester Institute of Technology
Jonathan Martin (Simsbury, Conn.) – Marist College
Hank Moore (Jaffrey, N.H.) – Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Dan O'Connor (Dracut, Mass.) – University of Massachusetts
Cory Sanderson (West Newton, Mass.) – Bates College
Elliott Skopin (Cincinnati, Ohio) – Wesleyan University
Colin Touhey (Brooklyn, N.Y.) – Trinity College
Ross Tremblay (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) – Boston College
Jack Trimble (Westfield, N.J.) – Hobart College
Brent Underwood (Slovang, Calif.) – St. Lawrence University
Coach of the Year – Larry Noble, Worcester Polytechnic Institute


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4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
The first bottle I had of this was totally flat, which was obviously disappointing. I had a second bottle and decided to give it another go, and to my delight, it was carbonated just fine. This is a re-review then.
Got a few bottles of this at Geers in Gent.
From a bottle into a snifter.
APPEARANCE: Black pour yields a one finger, medium looking, mocha colored head with good retention. Slowly fades to a decent wisp. Much better, considering my first bottle was flat. Black body and minimal carbonation evident. A splotchy wisp and good ring remain until the end and leave dots of lacing down the glass. Pitch black beer with a decent head.
SMELL: Pretty big nose. Roasted and burnt malts, licorice, dark chocolate and some big, sweet molasses notes. Some port wine and boozy elements in there as well. This will probably be very demanding, as big Mikkeller stouts can sometimes be.
TASTE: Roasted and burnt malts, salty licorice, sweet molasses and then some port wine at the finish. Lots of flavor and a touch boozy with that classic charred malt signature that makes it so Mikkeller. A big, burnt, bitter chocolate and sweet molasses aftertaste has some port wine and boozy notes and just won't quit. Bold, persistent and flavorful stuff. A little too boozy perhaps, but lots going on.
PALATE: Body is on the fuller side of medium with higher levels of carbonation. Very creamy and full in the mouth, silky smooth, goes down fine and finishes slightly sticky with no burn. Some heat lingers on the palate. Very, very nice and surprisingly smooth given the boozy flavor profile. Much better than the flat bottle as well.
OVERALL: In my original review I noted that some carbonation would make this one a phenomenal brew, and I was right. Though it's a little boozy, there is lots of great flavor, a very impressive nose, and some carbonation has made a world of difference. Well worth drinking if you get an easy opportunity, but because there are at least some flat bottles going around, this is probably not one worth tracking down. Very impressed with this one. Mikkeller strikes again!
12-15-2011 16:24:05 | More by Jeffo
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3.65/5 rDev -9.9%
Poured from a bottle into a snifter glass
Very dark, black in colour, no head at all
Smells molasses, port/wine, chocolate, toffee, biscuit, sweet/sugary smelling
Tasted a little flat, no lacing as such, no head but did portray a wine like character in terms of 'legs' clinging to the glass !
Flavours pretty much matched the smell, quite a sweet beer, a little to so for my liking but that didn't detract from enjoying it as I was eating strong cheeses at the time!
Chocolate, toffee, again a wine or port flavour, slightly spiced, coffee, maybe vanilla in the background
Verdict - would I have it again?
Perhaps, but I wouldn't go actively seeking it and I would drink it with cheese again to take away the overall 'sweet' taste
12-30-2011 15:19:56 | More by Ruds
Quebec (Canada)
4.45/5 rDev +9.9%
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a nice huge foamy head with good retention and good lacing. Aroma of black chocolate with light lactose notes and some deep roasted malt is quite sublime. Taste is also a great mix between some black chocolate with just enough lactose notes and some roasted malt to make this truly interesting. Body is full with a super nice creamy texture and good carbonation with no apparent alcohol. I wasn't expecting much but this is truly wonderful. Mikkeller is becoming the go-to brewery for Imperial Stout.
12-02-2011 19:31:10 | More by Phyl21ca
United Kingdom (England)
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
02-26-2012 10:16:37 | More by AlastairM
3.6/5 rDev -11.1%
Thanks! Snifter.
Appears near black with a dark brown head. The aroma is smoky and earthy with booze stinging my nostrils. There's a strong chocolate presence with plenty of roasted malt. Slightly nutty. Smoky, meaty, nutty. The flavor is softer than the aroma suggested. Dark and milk chocolate blend with firm roasted notes that later turn to char and ash. Dark fruits are restrained. Molasses blends with a brown sugary sweetness. The beer is full in body with medium carbonation. The mouth feel is sticky with plenty of alcohol warming. Overall this is better than I expected from a Mikkeller Imperial Stout, but still a bit too ashy and charred for me.
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Is This More Evidence That Heidi and Spencer's Relationship Is Fake?
Is This More Evidence That Heidi and Spencer's Relationship Is Fake?
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Heidi Montag scored yet another Us Weekly cover, this time to talk about why she cancelled their wedding. Many of you think that their relationship was all an act and we even heard rumors that MTV was holding auditions for extras in their wedding. Now that these two have called off their engagement, we want to know — is this just more evidence that Heidi and Spencer's relationship is a fraud?
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veronicaraye 6 years
has to be fake...
veronicaraye 6 years
has to be fake...
demeter 6 years
demeter 6 years
KristinDaBomb 6 years
Of course it's fake! I'm sorry but you have to be stupid to not think it isn't real.
DoeADeer 6 years
I think they are still together. I love the show, even though it's not all "real". I wish they would just come out and say what's real and what isn't!
Emma412 6 years
I hate the hills
Emma412 6 years
I hate the hills
pink_magnetism 6 years
pink_magnetism 6 years
Pepper 6 years
Has she had more surgery?
Pepper 6 years
Has she had more surgery?
thatsmajor 6 years
I can't stand her and I hate that she's famous for nothing...
RockAndRepublic 6 years
Pop, please do not dedicate whole posts to them. Im sure most think, "who the hell are these people?"
amber_castaldo 6 years
People do crazy things to get noticed
ladybugrenee 6 years
good GOD it mustve been a slow "trashy" news week for them to use her AGAIN! yikes!
Underdog 6 years
I don't care If it real or not, Heidi Montag has called off the wedding what part of that don't you understand, She is no longer with Spencer for any reason at all, let's leave it at that.
ticklezmepink 6 years
you can tell that its FAKE FAKE FAKE!! come on... HEIDI HOE caught SPENCER with ANOTHER chick at a club in season 2 of the hills... how can you still be with a guy that shadyyy..
ticklezmepink 6 years
you can tell that its FAKE FAKE FAKE!! come on... HEIDI HOE caught SPENCER with ANOTHER chick at a club in season 2 of the hills... how can you still be with a guy that shadyyy..
sabrina27 6 years
I will not be buying this week us weekly. If they had a picture of LC and Brody....
sarah100682 6 years
if this show is fact, these people are REALLY good actors and actresses....and I just don't think they are that good. I dont think the show is scripted, but I think MTV causes things to happen, without the "cast" knowing....like they make the girls show up at the same bar, stuff like that.
pinkdragonfly 6 years
They are both doing whatever they can to get attention! It's so sad!
sugarbox 6 years
i don't think their relationship is fake, i think it's just over dramatized.
DreaAST 6 years
They are soooooo annoying and need to go away sooner than later!!!!
ElectroPopTart 6 years
bibiruby82 6 years
I don't know one way or another, but I doubt it's evidence that the relationship is fake. Who are we to judge on the "realness" of their relationship? Just because the wedding was called off doesn't mean their relationship has ended for good, usually it means that there's either a problem with the date, one of them has cold feet, or there's a disagreement that needs to be worked out. They're probably working things out. I take these kinds of things from Us and IN TOUCH with a grain of salt since there's always more to the story and vice versa.
browneyedchica 6 years
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ilanac13 6 years
was there really ever any doubt that it was a sham? come on.....
sweetnluvly07 6 years
i dont care if its fake, i love this show.
roxy17 6 years
Days like today make glad for my "normal" life. Sheesh
cashmere80 6 years
Seriously - do you even have to ask?
sabrina27 6 years
Who breaks up because of differences in wedding style preferences? The engagement, the wedding is all fake but the relationship itself sadly is real.
JenBrett 6 years
poor thing, she tried so hard to steal the spot light. score 1 for jamie lynn! thanks for making heidi an after thought.
TASTEthiss 6 years
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chakra_healer 6 years
I try not to judge anyone too harshly, but the boyfriend has a lot of teeth. He reminds me of one of the monsters from "Aliens". I mean, if I were his GF, kissing and receiving oral would be out of the question.
oc-sugar 6 years
didn't we just see them buying a christmas tree together a couple weeks ago??? this is so lame!!! buh-bye!!!
Princessbean 6 years
DUH DUH N DUH these 2 r stupid!!
Nicole2937 6 years
Who cares
Nicole2937 6 years
Who cares
tatytulove 6 years
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playsindirt 6 years
She's a moron. I want her 15 minutes to be over. She was never a good friend to Lauren. I'm team Lauren all the way.
j2e1n9 6 years
I dont think their relationship is a fraud, but I think you could make the argument that their personalities and some of their body parts are fake...
LolaDub 6 years
u welcome :hug:
LolaDub 6 years
u welcome :hug:
musiclvr224 6 years
I really did not think it was possible for her to really like Spencer that much lol.
tiff58 6 years
I guess they pretended that their relationship was fine after the show was done taping but before their huge fight aired for the good of the show?
pinkflats 6 years
thank you justingirl. lol.
pinkflats 6 years
thank you justingirl. lol.
razzlemoon 6 years
hollywood is really making me sad today...jamie lynn ugh and then these two morons...i can't handle all this attention whoring....stop selling your soul (literally)
flutterpie 6 years
ugh the more i hear about these two the more i truly feel the end of the world is near
Jillness 6 years
They are both just no-talents that are trying to milk their 15 minutes. If it would make them more famous to get married, I am sure they would.
Jillness 6 years
They are both just no-talents that are trying to milk their 15 minutes. If it would make them more famous to get married, I am sure they would.
reinphall 6 years
If you don't want to be married to someone and she is so unhappy why would you still want to date them rather than find a man who will give you a wedding you deserve not to mention respect?? This girl is so brainwashed. I'm sure Spencer talked her out of the wedding all together. He got exactly what he wanted. No big wedding that he never wanted, but he still has Heidi as a girlfriend. Talk about having your cake and eating it too! This man should write a book! He can brainwash people better than L. Ron Hubbard!!!
RosaDilia 6 years
Shaken not stirred :cocktail:
RosaDilia 6 years
Shaken not stirred :cocktail:
LolaDub 6 years
:rotfl: pink flats girl so true..i got a big ass migraine right now..and here u go hon :cocktail: oh and one more :drinks: LOL
LolaDub 6 years
:rotfl: pink flats girl so true..i got a big ass migraine right now..and here u go hon :cocktail: oh and one more :drinks: LOL
pinkflats 6 years
justingirl can i have one of your drinks. lol. i didn't even want to participate in the second post on jamie-lynn. the first one last night already gave me headache from commenting on it more than my head could take.
ashleycakes 6 years
She has been photoshopped into a totally new person! :rotfl:
Kaciegrrl 6 years
Fake, fake, fake.
Kaciegrrl 6 years
Fake, fake, fake.
SaRaH-22 6 years
LMAO i love what she said about the ring!
LolaDub 6 years
:rotfl: pinkflats..so true :cocktail:
LolaDub 6 years
:rotfl: pinkflats..so true :cocktail:
Liss1 6 years
Where is the who cares button?
acemonkey 6 years
That's a good photoshop job b/c she actually looks decent in this pic.
RosaDilia 6 years
Did she wear a wedding dress for the cover?
pinkflats 6 years
all of these crazy stories today is making me want to drink alcohol straight from the bottle. i seriously need to take a break from popsugar until sanity has been put to order in hollywood. lol.
LolaDub 6 years
LOL..@ nouveau jackie o
LolaDub 6 years
LOL..@ nouveau jackie o
ErieIndiana 6 years
AH! msmoney23 I totally agree and I'm glad something was said. Her head looks crazy! Like she's an alien!
msmoney23 6 years
Jackie O....darlin' if only if only I didn't know who these people were, but dare I say...I've been cursed!
Epuni 6 years
they're just a couple of attention hungry maniacs who need to get a life
Lorelei-Spirit 6 years
Heidi is so gross.
Lovely_1 6 years
OTHER - WHOCARES :rolleyes:
Lovely_1 6 years
OTHER - WHOCARES :rolleyes:
Martini-Rossi 6 years
Martini-Rossi 6 years
Nouveau-Jackie-O 6 years
Who the hell are these people and why would anyone care?
msmoney23 6 years
Aaaah! I HATE these two! And her head!!!! :ROTFL: It looks copy and pasted on!
lilstacylou 6 years
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letsgetloud21 6 years
I just voted no..:ROTFL: oh me too rosa,my life would pro scare most people..:ROTFL: I have 2 kids at 21 and am married to a crazy..:ROTFL:
letsgetloud21 6 years
I just voted no..:ROTFL: oh me too rosa,my life would pro scare most people..:ROTFL: I have 2 kids at 21 and am married to a crazy..:ROTFL:
RosaDilia 6 years
I wish I can make a living like this.
ilove2ski 6 years
They make me sick either way because eitherA. They really act like thisB. They don't give a flying F what people think of them and are pretending to be crazy
ilove2ski 6 years
They make me sick either way because either A. They really act like this B. They don't give a flying F what people think of them and are pretending to be crazy
Zahara-Pitt 6 years
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CoMMember13630786602261 6 years
:rotfl: NO ONE HAS VOTED "NO" "ROTFL:
CoMMember13630786602261 6 years
:rotfl: NO ONE HAS VOTED "NO" "ROTFL:
LolaDub 6 years
hate to say this but lauren told you so..:evil:
nomerz 6 years
isn't it already INCREDIBLY obvious that these two are just a bunch of clowns that will do anything for attention?
cnyc1a 6 years
The Whole Show is Fake. So this is no surprise. That should have been the option
LolaDub 6 years
wow..POP is on a roll with these news..but im really starting to believe that they are actors . its FAKE!!
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The 22-year-old is seeking a contract that pays $3.5 million per season over a term of three-to-five years, according to Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun. The Senators were apparently willing to pay that annual salary, albeit over the span of an eight-year, maximum term contract, which apparently is not something Cowen is interested in. Ottawa is also willing to negotiate a shorter term deal but have set a range of $2.5 million to $2.8 million.
Cowen completed the final year of his entry-level contract in 2013 after playing only seven regular season games with the team after sustaining a torn labrum while playing in the American Hockey League during the lockout. At the time, it was believed that Cowen would miss the entirety of the 2013 campaign.
Cowen averaged 20:17 of ice time during the regular season and recorded three points over the span of 10 postseason games.
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NLL Draft: Hello, My Name Is...Joe Resetarits
A lot of American players finish their college careers then try to learn the box game to make the transition to professional indoor lacrosse. Joe Resetarits took the fast track instead, playing with the Brampton Excelsiors the last two summers. His immersion in Canadian summer box, including a Mann Cup win last summer, has given him a huge leg up on guys who don't move indoor till after grad. Circumstances in Brampton provided him with advanced placement in his box lacrosse education. In 2011, Resetarits was a complementary player who spent most of his time on the crease and seemed to score the majority of his goals the same way: catching a pass down low, stepping out towards the slot and bouncing a shot just inside the far post.
This year, with Dan Dawson missing most of the regular season and the Excels struggling to floor a full lineup many nights, Resetarits' role and responsibility grew dramatically. He responded with panache, tying for the team lead in scoring with 18 goals and 10 assists for 28 points in 12 games. It was more than just the scoring that showed Resetarits' maturing game, though.
He generally played up on the elbow rather than down on the crease. The ball ran through him on most possessions and he demonstrated a much more varied game. Rather than being primarily a catch and shoot guy, he moved the ball effectively and created scoring chances for himself and his teammates. He needs to work on producing more consistentlyhardly a trait unique to him among young playersbut he showed that his ceiling is high and he's moving towards it steadily.
That and his American citizenship make him a highly desirable commodity in the NLL. Being American may move him up a few spots higher than he would go if he were just another good Canadian player. Make no mistake, though...Joey Res can play and he's going to be picked early in the draft because he's going to contribute to a team's success.
Joe Resetarits
Height: 6'
Weight: 190
Position: Offence
Shoots: Right
From: Hamburg, NY
Junior A or box experience: Junior A St Catharines Athletics, Major Brampton Excelsiors, MLL Hamilton Nationals
What do you feel your greatest asset is that would allow you to translate your game to the NLL? My greatest asset would be my speed and quickness to get to the net.
One word to describe your game? Heart
What role/position do you see yourself playing in the NLL? I've had the opportunity the last two summers to be a ball carrier and to be an off ball player so I can do both those very good.
What current or former NLLer would you most closely compare or model your game after? Shawn Evans because I always admired the way he plays the game and play the game the way he plays.
Your greatest accomplishment during your lacrosse career? Winning the 2011 Mann Cup


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So a lot of mock drafts and the like have been going up over the past few weeks, and I usually get sick of those things by about the fourth one. Since there's still this season's football being played, I figured we should talk about that a little.
So I'm putting up a poll. I'd like to know two things from the community: Who do you think will win the Super Bowl, and who do you want to win the Super Bowl? I'd also like to know why you answered the way you did in the comments section. So, have at you, Buffalo Rumblings!


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Dear Linguists,I am working on aspects of adjectival syntax, and have specific questionsabout Dutch and German transitive adjectives (TA). As I am not a Germanicspeaker, I?ll use relevant examples from linguistic literature.On the morphological side, it is well known that Dutch and Germanprenominal (attributive) adjectives are inflected, but that in predicativeposition, part of the adjectival inflection is dropped. As for syntax, attributive and predicative positions seem to offerinteresting data. I pay special attention to TA, which can select orsubcategorize complements (DP, PP or even CP ones), like 'proud','able', 'full', 'faithful', 'akin', 'similar', 'loyal','identical' (resulting in phrases like 'full of water', 'loyal to theking', 'proud of his country', 'unable to see', etc). Dutch and GermanTA show clear differences according to their position: predicative TA canfollow OR precede their complement, but attributive TA can ONLY followtheir complement. Some canonical data with 'proud':For predicative transitive constructions:A.Dutch5.De vrouw is trots op zichzelf(the woman is proud of herself)6.De vrouw is op zichzelf trots(the woman is of herself proud)B.German (same sentence)7.Die Frau ist stolz auf sich8.Die Frau ist auf sich stolzFor attributive transitive constructionsA.Dutch9.De op zichzelf trotse vrouw(the proud of herself woman)10. *De trotse op zichzelf vrouw B.German (same sentence)11.Die auf sich stolze Frau12.*Die stolze auf sich FrauAccording to these examples, there must be no complement between theattributive TA and the noun, that is they have to be adjacent, which forcesthe adjectival complement to precede the adjective (complement/adjectiveorder, see examples 9 to 12).But this restriction vanishes with predicative TA (there is no noun whichthe adjective must be adjacent to), and both orders coexist(complement/adjective or adjective/complement order, see 5 to 8)This data and analysis has already been used in the generative/minimalistframework to achieve a better insight of the structure and projections ofDP and AP.Here is what I am interested in:1.First of all I need fresh data on TA. I need to make sure the precedentexamples are not isolated cases, like some kind of lexicalized expressions.Do TA systematically reveal this kind of syntactic behavior in Dutch andGerman? Using the adjectives of the above list, or any other adjectiveselecting some kind of complement, please provide examples of bothattributive and predicative constructions. I need the English translationstoo :)2.I am also potentially interested in any other languages. Any exampleshould focus, however, on TA (or what i call TA). I would be delighted toverify if the complement/adjective order detected above can reproducecross-linguistically3.As a French native speaker, I have limited needs on Romance languages. Iknow that French prohibits the complement/adjective order, but I am unsureabout others. My interest goes specially to Spanish and Italian and theirdialects. As for Spanish, I think it follows the Romanceadjective/complement pattern, but counter-examples would be great.4.I also pay careful attention to diachronic data. For 2 Romance languages,I already have partial evidence on the fact that the adjective/complementorder goes back up to the XVI? century and that the inverse orderdisappears at the same stage. What i need is some evidence from Old French,as from any other languages' medieval stages.5.References on the syntax and semantics of TAAs always, a SUM of answers will be posted.Best,email@example.com
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'Fuelling' up at home
THE idea of using solar energy to fuel your car at home instead of joining long service station queues may seem far-fetched.
But thanks to a recent initiative by Japanese electronic manufacturer, Panasonic, the future is here.
The company has implemented electric charging stations for motor cars and bicycles under its PanaHome Smart City Development plan and intends to outfit the Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town with these stations.
"This system allows residents living in an apartment to share the usage of the battery. To use this system, you use a smartphone to book the time you want to use and before use, you tap the smartphone to the stand, and you get a fully charged battery from the box. So this means that you don't have to carry the battery, which weighs about two kilogrammes, back into the house," Asuka Nomura, Panasonic Osaka Centre showroom attendant, told the Jamaica Observer during a recent tour of the facility.
Thirty miles southwest of Tokyo, the Fujisawa Sustainable Smart Town is a 19-hectare subdivision built on a former Panasonic plant site. The development is expected to house about 3,000 residents whose lives will revolve around being energy-conscious. The homes will all have solar and back-up battery systems.
The homes will start going on sale in 2014.
The attendant — who gave a demonstration of how the system would be used — said the station will be able to charge only Japanese-made cars for now. And Panasonic is still fine-tuning the operation of electric-charging stations, so it will be possible for individuals to interchange between using fuel and having their batteries solar-charged. Older model cars will also stand to benefit through retrofitting.
"We are planning to introduce this system in other countries as well, but we are not sure when or where we are going to introduce it," she said.
Satoshi Ishida, manager at Panasonic Centre in Osaka, said several things would have to happen first before marketing would take place outside Japan.
"Before introducing this system overseas, we have to pre-market the electronic-assisted bicycle first. The electronic-assisted bicycle is not sold overseas," he said.
Founded in 1918, Panasonic is a Japanese multinational electronics corporation headquartered in Osaka, Japan. The company is the world's fourth-largest television manufacturer.
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Last week I left home for two days to go to Bloomington for the winter conference of the Indiana Urban Forestry Council. Yes, there really is such a group, and no, you shouldn't be surprised, because every profession and every industry now has such a group.
The IUFC is big and active enough that we don't have to meet in the basement boiler room. We actually had a small conference space in the Convention Center — and we filled it up.
We spent most of one afternoon touring Bloomington's wonderful, fledgling community orchard. It sits on something less than a half acre plot in one of the city parks.
While we looked at the 22 varieties of fruit, nuts and berries — many of them native to Indiana, including paw paw and serviceberry — we listened to Amy Roche describe how the orchard came to be.
Amy, the orchard's outreach director, said that several years ago some people in the area recognized an economic, community-building and horticultural need that a public orchard could fill by way of making food available, bringing diverse groups of people together, and demonstrating fruit propagation techniques. The long and short of it is, these people got the city on board, wrote themselves a grant, and built themselves a community orchard managed entirely by volunteers.
The next morning, we heard several people, including Bloomington's city forester, Lee Huss, talk about uses for urban wood, other than mulch or fuel. This is something I've puzzled about for quite some time myself.
In the course of these sessions I realized that I had made the possibilities far more complicated than they needed to be.
In Bloomington, they've simply found sawyers and woodworkers who are willing to trade services for wood. A sawyer will saw up a log and give half the wood back to the city. A craftsperson will make three display tables and give one to the city. It's pretty simple. And considering the sustainability, localness, memory attachment, beauty and unusual character of urban wood, there is plenty of demand for it.


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News: T.I. Finally Gives First Post-Jail Interview, "I'm Going To Stay Down W/ Who Stayed Down W/ Me" [Video]
Saturday, Oct 1, 2011 8:27AM
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. has given his first post-jail interview this week and said he plans on making a return to the pre-Paper Trail version of himself.
Tip's motivation to resort to his earlier flows and styles is ultimately connected to the hardcore fanbase which supported him at the start of his career.
"When I went through all of the things I went through, the new sophisticated [2008] Paper Trail T.I., all those people were the quickest to give me their backpockets to kiss," Tip said in an interview. "So the ones that really stayed down with me was them Bankhead natives, the ones that supported the first two albums. I feel like I'm going to stay down with who stayed down with me. I'm going to speak to the people who spoke to me. I'm going to communicate to the people who supported me through my darkest hours. Also just being a fan of music myself, I understand that the core and the foundation of my success derives from that. At one time, I was so focused and so caught up in being a role model -- that I got away from what I do best which is Bankhead. Energy-wise. Subject matter-wise." (V-103)
A couple days ago, Tip hit up Twitter and told fans his focus was putting Atlanta back on the map.
"Gotta say thanx 4all da love,support,&prayers from all who gave a sh!t... Puttin da A back on top is high up on my priority list. IT'S ON!!!," he tweeted September 29th. (T.I.'s Twitter)
The rapper was officially released from a halfway house on Thursday (September 29) after serving nearly 11 months in an Arkansas jail.
Grammy Award-winning rapper T.I. was released early on Thursday from the federal halfway house in Atlanta where he finished up an 11-month sentence on weapons possession and drug charges, a prison official said. The 31-year-old Atlanta entertainer, whose real name is Clifford Harris, was assigned to the halfway house for the last month of his sentence after being released August 31 from a federal prison in Arkansas. (WSBT News)
Prior to his release, Grand Hustle's DJ Drama discussed Tip's return to studio grinding.
"I mean, it's really just back to work," Drama told SOHH about having Tip back in the studio. "You know what I'm saying? Like, that's what we do. So the homie had to take another little hiatus, but you know what I mean, we're past that and getting right to it. It's not like we're sitting down and playing happy camper. This is what we do and it's time to get back to work, making music for the people and giving them what they want to hear. My goal was to keep it hot while he was gone and now that he's here, we've got bigger and better things to accomplish." (SOHH)
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DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -- A Davenport man convicted of setting his wife on fire has been sentenced to 27 years in prison.
Tom Kuan made brief remarks during an appearance Friday in Scott County District Court. Wearing a bandage around his head, he spoke through a court-appointed Mandarin Chinese interpreter.
The Quad City-Times reports (http://bit.ly/14MnU1Y ) Kuan made no comment about his wife, who survived the December fire at their home with severe burns. Kuan also suffered severe burns from the incident.
Kuan pleaded guilty in July to a forcible felony count of first-degree arson and an aggravated misdemeanor count of domestic abuse causing injury. An attempted murder charge was dropped.
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You probably saw a familiar face after the Kansas City auditions when they previewed what would happen next week on American Idol. Yep, it's Glitter Girl herself, Alexis Cohen, and she's back for another go 'round!
We at Idol Mania have the exclusive scoop on what went down. No, she didn't get a golden ticket this time, either. Even though she actually can marginally sing, unlike Bikini Girl! Maybe Alexis should lose the glitter next year and get a two-piece!
Alexis told me a couple of weeks ago: I went back To Idol. Anywho I returned for my fans and to call Simon an a**hole, and I didn't scream a bit! It's actually funny, boy were they rude! I thanked them for all their insults. Anyways, I've been in two movies since my last audition: one's a feature film, even though I get paid p*ss. American Idol had one trained actor audition, and that was me. Anyways thanks for your support all along, sorry my high school enemies bothered your site, but hey it makes good for ratings! Anyways the sharks are gonna come back out and call me crazy, LOl F them, but I didn't curse a word this year, and I even shook Simon's hand while calling him an a**hole, LOL Great for television, Thanks for everything.
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Apple iOS 6
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People complain that iOS is stale. Not for me, it is still as fresh as ever. And, the design is still amazing. Apple really put a ton of thought in the design and it is apparent. The little things, like the reflections in the volume sliders, or the fact that if you tell Siri to do something for you tomorrow a little after midnight, it will clarify if you meant the actual next day, or the same day (just after you sleep). There are a many number of features and maps has been flawless for me. I pay for Starbucks everyday using Passbook. The performance is unmatched by any other OS as well as the ecosystem. Really a top notch OS and I look forward to iOS 7!
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Alison is in her third of law school and has a passion for advocacy in the public interest. Alison is honored to serve as the Editor-In-Chief for the Criminal Law Review during its fourth publication. Ultimately, Alison aspires to become a public defender in Colorado. In addition to her involvement with the Criminal Law Review, Alison represents indigent clients in the University of Denver Criminal Defense Clinic and she is the President of the Criminal Law Association.
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Anthony Gallegos
Tony Gallegos studied political science and history during undergrad, and received a BA from California State University: Sacramento. He moved to Denver in 2011 with his girlfriend of 6 years, Cait Viscardi. They got married in September 2013. He is very interested in Criminal Law and hopes to have a career in the courtroom. He has interned at Colorado Legal Services and worked a stint at Bachus & Schanker. He is in his 3rd year as an evening student, expecting to graduate in May 2015. He is in his second year on the Criminal Law Review.
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Jenny is a Colorado native who fell in love with the law during her undergrad years. After obtaining a Legal Studies minor at DU's business school she embarked upon a path that would couple her passion for the law with her future career. Having spent her entire adult life working with seniors, Jenny decided Elder Law was a perfect fit. Through externships and experiential learning, Jenny has been building up skills that will enable her to either litigate or do transactional work in estate planning, protective proceedings, estate administration, probate, etc. As a back-up plan, she dreams of owning and operating her own bakery in Charleston, South Carolina. In her free time, Jenny loves cooking/baking, vintage shopping, and spending time with her husband Tony and dog Gatsby.
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Kasey grew up in Michigan and graduated from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids with a degree in International Business and French. After a couple years she realized her passion for law and came to DU. She has interned for the Colorado State Public Defender's Office and Colorado Ethics Watch. She hopes to practice in Colorado or the Pacific Northwest as a Public Defender or Family Law Attorney. She also represents indigent clients in the Criminal Defense Clinic and is President of the DU Law Democrats. Kasey enjoys baking, yoga, arts & crafts, glitter, swimming, and traveling to places with large bodies of water.
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Barlow is from Salt Lake City, Utah, and he moved here after getting married to his awesome wife once he got accepted to law school. Barlow attended Southern Utah University for his undergrad and majored in both criminal justice and criminal science. As a freshman, he never saw myself going to law school. But now, he is excited to pursue my career in lawyerin'. When he is not working or watching a good movie, he tries to get in as much whitewater kayaking and climbing. In the winter, he can usually be found skiing or ice climbing somewhere. Harder to do the latter because he can't seem to find partners and his wife won't let him go alone.
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One of the best bass lines in any Christmas song belongs to "Oi to the World." Plus, can you name another Christmas song that references "Indiana Jones"?
Are you a fan of The Vandals version or the No Doubt version?
Listen to both below and pick your fave in the comments.
Want more holiday music? The artists I've been featuring this month are listed under the disturbing Wham! photo.
Wham! The other outtakes from the "Last Christmas" single are even more disturbing. (Contributed Image)
Dec. 1: Wham!
Dec. 2: Richard Marx
Dec. 3: Gram Rabbit
Dec. 4: Nat King Cole
Dec. 5: Mariah Carey, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots
Dec. 6: Billy Squier
Dec. 7: Run-DMC
Dec. 8: The LeeVees
Dec. 9: John Mellencamp
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I've been thinking about blue hands lately due to Flash Forward.
If you've been watching, then you know that certain people with the blue hand are either trying to thwart the good guys from figuring out why the flash occurred, or they are simply the bad buys of the bad guys who did not see anything in their flashes, and are now following some nihilistic impulse to finish things off on their own terms.
Of course, one immediately thinks back to men with "hands of blue" in Firefly. These were the guys that had ESP zoning in on River, working with the secret government group who helped to create her.
Knowing that Flash Forward is very loosely based on a book by (gag) Robert Sawyer, and Firefly of course from the mind of Sir Joss, I wonder what the more base symbology of the blue hand might be. I can't be sure that Sawyer included it in his book since I haven't read it, so I guess it's possible that it's an introduction or maybe even an homage to Firefly.
In both cases, the hand is a symbol of knowledge–of life and death, maybe, rather than good and evil, though some might argue there's layering of meaning there. In both cases, the wearer is identified as a bringer of death, and as one who wants to use others for a specific purpose–for sure in Serenity, and seems to be going that way for Flash Forward.
I thought for sure that it would be easy to find some older meaning for blue hands on the Interwebs, but there's nothing directly involved. I'm sure there's a Joss scholar out there who will know something. Here's what I did find:
The eye-in-hand amulet. A popular one being a blue-glass charm from Turkey. Since the amulet is meant to be a magical protection from the evil eye. What can one make of a group of men who claim a hand of blue without the eye – that they are blind to their evil, or that they are immune from the charm because they are able to subvert its characteristics? It's definitely true in the case of River that her life depends on avoiding the "gaze of evil". Even as she has the extra "eye" of her ESP to sense when they are nearby.
This is one of those times when i wish Joss could stop by for tea. I need to know if this is based on something deep or just a tv coincidence…


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COTA featured in People TV public service announcement
By Cheryl Anderson Brown
Student Marium Khalid served as the narrator
for the public service announcement.
In honor of National Arts & Humanities Month in October, People TV in Atlanta offered to create free public service announcements for 10 area arts organizations. The KSU College of the Arts was one of the organizations selected for this service.
Filmed at People TV's studios in Atlanta, the 60-second spot features KSU theatre and performance studies major Marium Khalid, who highlights the many public arts programs offered by Kennesaw State.
The PSA aired on People TV, a public access channel on Comcast, and is posted on YouTube.


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The eReader pricing shakeup spells doom for everyone but the big three
Barnes & Noble struck first with a brilliantly thrown sucker punch followed up by a groin shot to hit Amazon where it hurt — right in the bottom line. Less than three weeks ago the eReader market was a familiar place with established price points. We were eeking down to the $99 eReader with the monochromatic LCD-screened JetBook Lite. The cheapest E-Ink eReader was just about to hit market for $150 in the Borders Kobo. Mid-ranged eReader prices were established with the Kindle and Nook running a neck-in-neck race and offering similar devices — both with 3G and WiFi connection for $259. Sprinkle in the many other eReaders and you had a complete, if overflowing, market.
Well you can forget about all that now.
Shortly after Barnes & Noble announced the Nook WiFi would be coming out for $149, they followed up by announcing that their Nook 3G would shave $60 off its asking price and dip to a reasonable $199. Behold the new price point for eReaders. But the main surprise came when Amazon did what Amazon does best — control the market. In a blindingly fast response, Amazon announced that their Kindle 2 would not only drop to below the $200 price point, but beat the Nook 3G by selling for $189.
Within twelve hours the entire eReader market had turned on its head.
Next it was Sony's turn to do what they do best: react. Rarely in the forefront, Sony typically is a responder instead of a trendsetter. Their line of Sony Readers had already declined in price before the major shakeup. Now Sony was left to do what little they could to still make their Reader lineup viable and drop their remaining prices to $149 for the Pocket Edition, $169 for the Touch Edition and $299 for the Daily Edition. It's a move that smelled of desperation. While Amazon showed how a price drop could help a company retain dominance, Sony showed how too little too late can damn a product. The Pocket Edition should have at least been marked down to $119, better yet $99. As it stands now, there's very little appeal to buy the Sony Pocket Edition Reader over the B&N Nook WiFi or the Kobo Reader. At $169, there's little benefit to set apart the Sony Touch Edition Reader from the slightly higher Amazon 2 or Nook 3G. Yes, the PRS-600 has touch, but it's confounded by a murky screen and no WiFi.
More than anything else these moves echoed the response from consumers saying, "we aren't going to spend more than $200 on a mid-sized eReader anymore." The only large-screened eReader that could come close to being labeled successful is the Kindle DX. It may gain more sales now that it to has been lowered to a more inviting $379 price and features an E-Ink screen with 50% better contrast levels. Every other eReader priced over $300 (baring the original prices for first generation eReaders like the Kindle and Sony products) has met in failure. iRex Technologies entered bankruptcy after trying to sell the DR800SG in the U.S. for $399 and that was even with an agreement with large electronics seller Best Buy. Plastic Logic failed to deliver the long-awaited QUE ProReader by their deadline date and refunded the extravagant $799 pre-orders. Just today it was InteRead's turn, makers of the COOL-ER series of eReaders, to announce they were in the process of liquidating the company.
Don't expect it to end there.
Those companies were on their way out before the price shakedown. Now with such a drastic shift, who's going to be left? Most likely, just the big three: Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Sony. They're the only ones who can survive and continue to plot the course for eReaders. We don't expect Sony to be a strong contender, but they'll always be there nipping at the big dogs' heels. It's sad in some ways because there are quality eReader manufacturers that build good products. Pocketbook is one company that comes to mind. However, they don't have the popularity or buying power to stay with the big three in a North American market. Eventually consumers will have to kowtow to their higher prices to support a good product. That's something that consumers have proven not to do willingly in the past.
The market shakeup won't stop here.
All three of the big eReader players are working on their next generation eReaders. Amazon has been working on the third iteration of the Kindle, rumored (depending on the month) to feature a reflective color Mirasol screen or even be more of a tablet PC product. B&N already has the Nook 2 labeled as a work in progress and is expected to launch it by the end of the year. Even Sony is rumored to be releasing their next generation Reader in the upcoming weeks.
With the next generation of eReaders will come the refresh of the $250 to $300 price point, but will consumers bite? If it's more of the same then most likely not. That 6-inch E-Ink screen with WiFi and 3G diet has gone stale. To get people to pay more you'll have to give them more and that most likely means the inclusion of new color screen technologies like Mirasol, Pixel Qi, Liquavista and others.
What about the little guy?
A miracle. For a small manufacturer to break into the eReader big leagues it would take a literal miracle. We're talking Roy Hobbs stuff here complete with music, lightning and exploding lights. And even if they're lucky enough to find themselves in Roy Hobbs' cleats, it will mostly likely turn out like the book and not the movie. Their device would have to be superb, offer something not found anywhere else and be hooked up to a robust and supportive marketplace. More importantly it would have to be cheap. How on earth could any small manufacturer make money on it?
There's certainly more to see and witness as the eReader market continues to solidify and we're sure that many more exciting things will be heading our way soon. To the little guys, it was fun while it lasted. Now where's our $99 E-Ink eReader?


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text: As part of YouTube's promotion with the Sundance Directors Lab, one of the best American short films in the last 10 years, is now streaming at the Screening Room. Director Peter Sollet, who recently made his studio debut with Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist, first broke on the scene with this terrific piece, Five Feet High and Rising. This short, which won the Jury Prize at Sundance 2000 as well as SXSW that year, would later inspire Sollet's first feature, Raising Victor Vargas. Anyway, you now have no excuse not to see where it all began:


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Butternut squash is one of my favorite varieties of winter squash for taste and texture, but you can substitute pumpkin or other winter squash in most of these recipes. Here are some of my favorite butternut squash recipes, including soup, roasted butternut squash, desserts, casseroles, and more.
Butternut Squash and Pasta With Sage
Browned butter and sage help to flavor this simple pasta dish. This is a delicious way to enjoy butternut squash, or use another winter squash or pumpkin in this dish. I love it just the way it is, but feel free to add some cooked white beans or baby lima beans for extra protein. Use rombi pasta, farfalle, or a similar flat or ruffled pasta.
Butternut Squash Pie
This is a delicious butternut squash pie with the flavors of brown sugar and cinnamon, and it's sure to bring a smile to your face. Try it instead of pumpkin pie at the next holiday dinner or get-together.
Butternut Squash Cornbread
Butternut squash adds flavor and moisture to this classic buttermilk cornbread. If you like a less sweet cornbread, reduce or omit the sugar.
Butternut Squash and Apple Casserole
This butternut squash casserole includes apples and is topped with a buttery spiced crumb topping with brown sugar. This is a tasty side dish for any fall meal, and it would be a perfect holiday dinner casserole.
Butternut Squash Bake With Cinnamon Brown Sugar Crumb Topping
This butternut squash makes a great side dish for the holidays, or serve this casserole along with any family meal. A Y-peeler makes peeling the squash easy.
Butternut Squash Crème Brulee
Plan this dessert early in the day or a day in advance to give the custards plenty of time to chill and come to the best flavor. I cut a medium butternut squash up, scraped out the seeds, then steamed it until very tender before peeling and pureeing. Boiling the squash would work as well, and you could freeze any extra squash to use in soup or as a side dish.
Slow Cooker Butternut Squash With Brown Sugar and Cinnamon
This is a great way to cook delicious butternut squash, and it's so easy to prepare. Use a large, wide round or oval slow cooker for this recipe.
Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
Garnish this flavorful soup with spiced pumpkin seeds or toasted pecans.
Baked Spiced Butternut Squash
This butternut squash is easy and flavorful -- just split the squash, scoop out the seeds, season, and bake.


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Which works better? Single sex education or co-education? Some answers and much food for thought here.
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So here we are folks - a day before Middle Of Nowhere makes its commercial theatrical debut, 9 months after its Sundance Film Festival premiere, where I first saw it (and loved it), and where its director, Ava DuVernay, made history as the first African American woman to be crowned with Best Director honors.
But as I said, nothing that I, or anyone else says or does (short of putting a gun to your head and forcing you to make a decision) will make much of a difference at this point, 24 hours before the film opens. Think of it in much the same way as the current presidential election - specifically, the debates. They really aren't meant for the majority who've already made up their minds as to which of the 2 candidates they'll be voting for. They are more for the so-called *undecided voters;* although, really, every eligible voter should have enough information by now to have made that decision, just as I started out saying that most of you should already know if Middle Of Nowhere is a film you want to see.
However, if you're one of those on the fence, waiting for a wind of opinions to swing you over to one side or the other, I'll just say this - see it because it's... well, it's a good film! That's it! Not a good black film; or, good for a black film. It's a well-made, technically sound (acting, cinematography, directing, editing, etc) work of cinema, that'll invigorate you. It's a breath of fresh air.
You were maybe expecting some dissertation, speech or sermon that comprised of every argument/motivation I mentioned earlier above, in this post, but I know you all are smarter than that. You're like me - ultimately, what it comes down to is whether or not it's a film worth leaving your home, going to the movie theater, coughing up your hard-earned dollars, and sitting through 100 minutes for. And I can say unequivocally, that it most certainly is.
I have yet to meet anyone who's seen it, some time over the last 9 months, who hasn't loved it. Is it perfect? Of course not! There's no such thing, in my humble opinion. But it's a rare occurrence when a diverse group of people from different backgrounds, and with varying tastes in art, reach a near consensus as is the case with this film.
I'll leave you with the line from Spike Lee's Mo'Better Blues, spoken by Shadow (the character Wesley Snipes played in the film), during an impassioned conversation with Bleek (Denzel Washington's character), on the under-representation of black people in the audience of jazz music fans who come to see their band perform. As Bleek tries to emphasize that absence, by essentially placing the blame on *the people,* Shadow replies, dismissing Bleek's argument swiftly and forcefully: "The people don't come because you grandiose muthafuckas don't play shit that they like; if you play the shit that they like, the people will come; simple as that!"
Middle Of Nowhere is the kind of *shit* that *the people* will definitely like, so *the people* should come... hopefully... simple as that!
Or for you older folks, let me take you back to 1975, when many of us were still in diapers, when The O'Jays sang, Give The People What They Want. That's exactly what Ava, AFFRM and Participant Media are doing, starting tomorrow: giving YOU, the people, what you want... what you've been asking for, of black cinema.
But seriously folks... really... see Middle Of Nowhere; your soul, your heart, and - for those of us who continuously lament the *dismal state of black cinema* - your sanity will all thank you for doing so.
Don't forget to enter the S&A "Guess Middle Of Nowhere's Box Office" contest; the deadline is tonight at midnight, EST. The winner gets a $100 gift certificate to Amazon.com. Click HERE to enter.
And finally, here are Middle Of Nowhere's opening weekend (and second weekend) playdates:
OCTOBER 12NY - AMC Empire 25 Times Square
LA - Sundance Cinemas at Sunset
LA - RAVE 18 The Bridge
Philadelphia - UA Riverview
Atlanta - Landmark Midtown
Washington DC - Regal Gallery Place
Chicago - AMC River East
Miami - AMC Aventura
Detroit - AMC Southfield
Oakland - Landmark Shattuck
Seattle - AMC Southcenter
Houston - AMC Studio 30
New Jersey - AMC Cherry Hill
Dankwa Brooks | October 27, 2012 12:09 PM
I finally saw it yesterday and all I can say is it deserves all the praise heaped upon it. Truly.
WriterGal | October 14, 2012 1:17 PM
People want white people to like their stuff because white people are, by and large, the gatekeepers to wider distribution. White people liking your stuff means having both critical and commercial success means having to fight just that little bit less when you gear up for round two. It's not a matter of wanting them to like you; it's how them liking you can ease your career trajectory. So yeah, unless you want your audience to be artificially limited, it matters.
Also, focusing solely on the opinions of black community only makes sense if you live solely within the black community. A lot of people don't. I've been the token black girl my entire life; it would be foolish for me to ignore the opinions of my white peers - they're as much a part of my life and my audience as anyone else.
Orville | October 13, 2012 11:14 AM
I am sure Middle of Nowhere is going to be successful for Ava DuVernay. However, I think one subconscious issue the editors at Shadow & Act don't discuss is there seems to be this feeling or need from some black artists that they need white validation or acceptance in order to be successful. I hope the film makes a lot of money and black people go and watch it.
However, I am concerned about this desperation, this need for white people to approval of what a decent " black film" is that seems to be an underlining tension on this website. Okay, does it really matter if the so called white film critics "love" this movie? Also, the black community as Tambay said isn't a monolithic group. I don't think this movie is going to appeal to a broad section of the black community I think it will appeal to the black film snobs.
PRISS | October 12, 2012 2:03 AM
Very much looking forward to this. Impressive post, Impressive campaign, hope the film is as impressive. Looks to be.
Andre Robinson | October 12, 2012 12:23 AM
Now that is a "command performance" review. Can't wait to see it tomorrow. Thanks Tambay Obenson. Brilliant pitch for what i hope will be on many favorites lists.
ALM | October 11, 2012 10:32 PM
I'll be there opening weekend!


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Forget for a second that the NBA is, as Bill Simmons once said, the No Balls Association. Teams are so tied to their pseudo-stars that they're unwilling to take any risks. What are some ways that the also-rans of the league (basically, everyone but the Lakers, Celtics, Cavs, and Magic) can shake things up without going into rebuilding mode? To me, every team that lingers on the fringes of contention should be open to such moves instead of waiting on those 50 cents on the dollar trades that are cap motivated. So here are some cap-friendly trades that would work.
1. In a 3-way trade:
Al Jefferson and Elton Brand to Charlotte
Andre Iguodala to Minnesota
Tyson Chandler, 'Gana Diop, Boris Diaw, and Ryan Gomes to Philly
Charlotte does it to keep adding quality players without regard to payroll and try to make a deeper playoff run. Philly does it because they essentially replace Brand's deal with Chandler's expiring and replace Iguodala's deal with Diaw's much smaller deal that expires two years sooner. The Wolves do it to increase their roster balance.
2. Atlanta trades Josh Smith and Jeff Teague to the Nuggets for Nene and Ty Lawson: the Hawks start to re-build after the inevitable Joe Johnson defection by bolstering their backcourt and adding a true center that allows them to move Al Horford to the 4. Denver gains a high-flying running mate for 'Melo who has a long-term deal, with Kenyon Martin's expiring still available as a trade chip. This trade also works with just Smith and Nene.
3. In a 3-way trade:
Andrei Kirilenko and Roy Hibbert to New Orleans
Emeka Okafor and Darren Collison to Indiana
Mike Dunleavy, Tyler Hansbrough, and Morris Peterson to Utah
New Orleans gets Kirilenko's expiring as a trade chip and replaces Okafor with a cheaper, younger, less-talented player. Indiana gets a point guard to fit its team and system along with a quality player and gives up future cap flexibility. Utah gets potential cap flexibility with two smaller expiring deals along with a young player who takes over for Millsap off the bench when he replaces Boozer in the starting lineup.
Because of how much time it wasted, er, took to figure those out, those are the 3 I could come up with for now. Thoughts?


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Back to work for defending champs
Christian Brothers Academy has key holes to fill as it looks to repeat 2013's Sectional success
As the first week of practice wound down at Christian Brothers Academy, football coach Joe Burke threw himself into the action.
Colonie soccer complex decision delayed
Proposal set to go before zoning board in October
In his yearlong effort to construct a soccer complex on 969 Watervliet Shaker Road, Afrim Nezaj hit another snag when the town set aside his proposal until a later date.
Homeless Eagles have hope for 2014
Balanced offense, experienced defense to help Bethlehem
The Bethlehem football team won't have a home field this season.
Game on
Celebration of Scottish heritage draws a growing crowd
A little corner of Altamont will be filled with all things Scottish when the sound of bagpipes and the site of cabers flying through the air take over the Altamont Fairgrounds on Labor Day weekend.
The real karate kid
Leonardi has earned six national championships in three years
What began as a means to learn self defense has become much more to Pierce Leonardi.
Sports poll: What fall high school sport are you looking forward to watching in person?
This sports poll question appears in the Aug. 13, 20 and 27 editions of Spotlight Newspapers.
Their time to shine
Adult gymnasts prepare for first performance at STRIDE fundraiser
A group of adult gymnasts are getting a chance to show the public what they can do and help others at the same time.
Second round for soccer complex
Change in special use options means approval more likely
Afrim Nezaj will once again go before the Colonie zoning board to get approval for a proposed soccer complex on Watervliet Shaker Road, a site adjacent to the Memory Gardens cemetery, and a change in the process makes it more likely he will succeed this time.
Bouncing around town
Camp allows kids to play Bubble Balls
A summer camp that operates at different locations in the Capital District offers kids fun ways to keep active and enjoy their summer by bringing a unique item to the area.
Keeping it in the Ravena football family
VanDerzee promoted to state football chairman; Dorrance leads Section 2
Gary VanDerzee is no longer the Section 2 football chairman. That's because the long-time Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk coach is now the New York State Public High School Athletic Association's football chairman.
Colonie Little League team takes memorable trip
State champions reached semifinals at regional tourney
Colonie couldn't rally its way to victory a second time at the Little League Mid-Atlantic Regionals.
Bethlehem meets its goals
All-stars qualified for playoff round at regional tournament
The Bethlehem Babe Ruth 15-year-old division all-stars did what they set out to do.
Golfing for heroes
Colonie Golf Course to host fundraiser for Fallen Firefighters Foundation
Firefighters across the state put their lives on the line to help citizens on a daily basis, so an organization that helps the families of fallen firefighters has come up with a fun way to give back.
Photo Gallery: Night at the Rodeo
Double M is full of tosses and turns
A sign of summer in Ballston Spa is the Double M Professional Rodeo each Friday and Saturday night.
Sports poll: Is Aug. 25 too soon for the high school sports season to begin?
This sports poll question appears in the Aug. 6 editions of Spotlight Newspapers.
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Is XP a Better GUI than Vista?
by Preston Gralla
27 Comments
2007-02-27 18:49:29
|The GUI for XP is better than Vista
2007-02-27 18:54:13
> remember, their favorite American comedian is Jerry Lewis.
2007-02-27 19:26:38
I appreciate the skepticism of the comments, given Microsoft's investment and user acceptance/usability research of their own, and the wording of the report as in "Vista is 16% worse than XP" in this or that. It's hard to make those kinds of precision percentage better or worse statements in something that subjective and be taken seriously.
2007-02-28 00:26:38
My way was a French song, and only later translated into English for Sinatra to sing.
|Andrew White
2007-02-28 13:18:54
After all, can you really accept the judgment of the French -- remember, their favorite American comedian is Jerry Lewis.
|john walker
2007-02-28 15:44:31
I can't stand slow GUI interfaces.. especially for opening menus and submenus like this report indicates. A 20% slowdown (!) for dropdown menus is really, really awful - it would drive me crazy!
2007-02-28 18:40:08
Okay, we take a serious report, that tries to quanitify UI productivity, and then we attempt to discredit it with what? That it was written by the French? Or, "It's is also just plain fun to use."?
|Kurt Cagle
2007-02-28 21:14:34
I'm beginning to realize why I moved out of the US to Canada.
2007-02-28 23:18:38
|More features does not mean better usability.
2007-03-01 00:24:10
Yes sirree, there's nothing like a bit nationalism to prop up a non-technical critique of a technical report.
2007-03-01 04:25:10
Wow!!! Terrific article: compare some numbers (the french Pfeiffer Consulting) with some personal idea without ...background.
Have you never worked in a productive environment? Do you think the twist and bells of Vista simplify my number crunch routines?
I think Microsoft should write TWO operating system: one to sell for fun and one to IT technicians...maybe Linux is the right choice.
2007-03-01 14:14:19
Sounds like typical comments from another Microsoft fan-boy!
|Alex Ginnsz
2007-03-07 21:46:02
Vista looks to me like a desperate attempt from Microsoft to keep up with Apple. Does it succeed? I think the following data speaks for itself:
2007-03-14 13:05:11
|VISTA is a FAILURE. Look at the comments about VISTA at Newegg. VISTA is the modern day equivalent of WINDOWS ME. Stick with XP or wait for the next version of windows or convert to LINUX.
|Ted M
2007-03-15 06:33:24
|Obviously you have not been told by Vista that you do not have rights to the temp folder in your own Users folder! Not to mention that the windows that open up when you want to "Save As" or "Explore" are totally worthless for human use! They threw out the baby with the bath water on this one. What we really have here is Vista ME (Miserable Edition). For once I agree with the French!
2007-03-24 16:05:05
|why can't you just give it up to Microsoft!! they pulled it off And Vista is a better operating system than Xp you like it or go to hell !!!
2007-06-13 00:37:11
|What a bolox report
2007-09-18 19:33:42
|i think the pros and cons of vista and xp balance out . net result no compelling reason to upgrade. I have a vista for fun but still use XP for getting it done.
2007-11-04 04:06:03
I love how your last sentence is pure racism and nothing whatsoever to do with anything.
Gotta love how all these failed journalists make a home on the web talking absolute rubbish.
2007-11-09 00:00:02
"An operating system's usefulness can't be measured by how quickly a menu displays."
2007-12-26 07:47:32
"For most users, Vista is a bloated, slower, and unnecessary version of XP."
2007-12-28 21:54:54
Sometime you should just follow the maxim "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" I guess all the fancy pants UI gurus in Microsoft had to prove why they were getting paid and design a new UI. There is no other justification for it.
|Thierry Massihians
2008-02-28 20:16:33
|I may not agree with Pfeiffer in terms of test criteria, but your generalizing comments make your own logic equally absurd in terms of everything minus the topic aforementioned. Do I hear prejudice in your neuron background noise?
2008-03-05 06:01:13
"Do I hear prejudice in your neuron background noise?"
|Bob Holness
2008-04-15 16:51:19
'Lightning fast search'? It runs as a system hogging service in the background. So effectivley, you lose overall performance to gain a few seconds advantage in search speed.
2008-05-06 15:44:10
@Kyle, I always hate how people complain about ram usage in Vista when they have so much. It's designed to suck it up so it's not, you know, just sitting there doing nothing.
2008-05-06 15:46:59
|Also, I thought the live searching would be a useless addition but now without it I really miss it. I just stare at a folder with hundreds of pictures thinking "I wish I was in Vista right now". The indexing was never an issue for me.


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Four months have gone by since the tragic loss of two Belvidere teenagers.
Last week, their families were given donations, thanks to a community effort, and one woman's idea.
"Everybody's working together to be able to make this happen. It's kind of how it all fell together." -says Dawn Franklin, who organized the fundraiser in honor of the two girls.
She says there's many people to thank for helping with this fundraiser, including the person who inspired the thought.
"I saw a co-worker of mine have a bracelet on of someone that she had lost several years ago, and she said she just always remembers them and thinks of them everyday. So, when this happened, I had known of that, and I just thought it'd be a great idea." -adds Franklin.
Since donations began, $8,000 has been raised for the families of Brenda Gutierrez and Thalia Arredondo, nicknamed 'The Perfect Two,' who both passed away in a car accident on Highway 76. $7,000 of that total comes from bracelet sales alone, with the jewelry sold at $5 a piece. Franklin works at Rockford Memorial Hospital with Thalia's mother Rachel. She was happy to lend a hand to her friend and co-worker, as well as Brenda's family, in any way she could.
"I'm thrilled to be able to have helped in this way. It doesn't bring their babies back, but it does help off-set some of the costs."
The money, split evenly between families, will be used to purchase a memorial stone for the girls' burial site.
"The girls are sharing a headstone actually, so it'll have both of their names, and have the picture of the girls with their hands together saying 'Perfect Two.' On the backside of the headstone, it's supposed to say the statement that Brenda made to Thalia in one of the last Facebook messages. It said 'If you want me to stay, I'll never leave.'" -says Franklin.
As of right now, extra bracelets will be given away at Belvidere North High School's graduation next spring, to keep the girls' memory alive.
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The new Linkin Park single, Guilty All The Same. Spread it like wildfire.
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"Do you love me?" Sidney asked, leaning against Randy as they stared at the fire.
"Always," Randy assured her.
Sidney sat up and looked at him, turning around. "Then what are you afraid of?" she asked. She stood up and pulled off her shirt, leaving her in a black-laced bra. She dropped the shirt to the ground by Randy's feet. She flashed him a smile then ran towards the lake, freeing herself of the rest of her clothing.
Randy wasted no time. He stood up, quickly dealing with his belt. A few short minutes later, he jumped into the lake behind her. They laughed as they splashed at eachother for a few minutes.
Sid wrapped her arms around him, making everything grow silent. They had never been this close before- never this intimate. They stared at eachother for a moment, feeling what they never thought they'd feel before.
The scar on Randy's neck caught her eye. Images flooded through her mind. Randy, lying the back of the van, his eyes wide open. He was barely breathing. Not moving. Nearly dead. The blood, covered his body, dripping out of the van and onto the pavement below. The cuts. The stab wounds. His neck, still bleeding.
"Sid?" Randy said to get her attention. Sid gasped as she returned to the present, looking at Randy's eyes. She stared a moment before holding him tightly, burying herself in his neck, weeping.


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The artwork above is by artist Lenka Clayton, who layered images of the participants to beautiful effect.
A sincere thank you to everyone who contributed to this record.
The music on One Club was made from sounds created solely by the audience and the fabric of the Robert Johnson nightclub in Frankfurt on September 30th 2009.
The club was rigged with microphones, with some on the dancefloor, hung from the ceiling, in the dj booth, in taxis, the cloakroom, the bar and the toilets. Sounds recorded included people kissing, waving keys, beatboxing, singing and of course dancing. Every track of the project is named after people who were present that night.
You can listen to and download the record in full on our site here and download a free track below.


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A Look At My Day
11 hours ago
I love love love the frogs :)
Thank you!
so cute!! where did you get the graphics from!?
These graphics came from Lettering Delights. It's my favorite place to get graphics. Their stuff is so cute.
Love this!
Thank you so much for sharing your hard work!!!
Oh these are great! My 3rd graders still need review with this. Thanks so much for sharing.
Mrs. Randall's Learning Library
This one won't work for me either! Hmmm...I wonder what's going on with these black smudgy lines??
These frogs are such a great idea and sooo cute. I've shared your post on my blog.
Kaylee's Education Studio