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Lee Wilson Songs, Videos, & Albums
Lee Wilson - 2012 [Stream & Download]
Got a bottle of champagne left over from your New Year's Eve festivities? Now would be the perfect time to break it out; Lee Wilson's latest promo single (his first solo feature since last summer's Fight for... Read More
Termanology & Ea$y Money ft. Fred The Godson & Lee Wilson - All My Girls [Stream & Download]
Though Termanology and Ea$y Money are all about Hard Work and persistence, their dedication to the hustle doesn't mean that they're too busy for any fly honeys who might want a little of their extra time. Quite... Read More
Lee Wilson ft. Termanology - Fight For Love [Stream & Download]
If there's one thing I've learned from R&B and pop music, it's that romantic strife is exactly like facing an armed and dangerous enemy on the battlefield. Which raises the question: why hasn't the... Read More
Lee Wilson ft. Mos Def - Soul Kiss (Remix) [Stream]
Hip-hop always tries to slap a label on artists - Are you underground? Club? Conscious? What are you? - but with genre-bending new artists like Lee Wilson that kind of easy categorization is becoming increasingly difficult.... Read More
J The S ft. Joell Ortiz & Lee Wilson - Do You [Stream]
In anticipation of the release of his third underground album, The Last Days, Boston rapper J the S (short for Jake the Snake) released a "prequel" album, When In Rome…, this past March. Joining fellow Bay... Read More


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Stress is a natural part of being alive. But it can also become an unhealthy drain of our natural well-being. How can we recover from stress and strengthen our resilience? In The City Retreat, we will explore simple methods of working with the stress we hold in our bodies by increasing our emotional intelligence and mindfulness. We will focus on meditation, mindful eating, yoga, and singing as ways to reduce anxiety and stress, increase productivity, and develop self-acceptance.
Emotional intelligence is our ability to act out of conscious choice rather than habitual, unconscious patterns that result in behavior that undermines our own well-being. We develop Mindfulness by becoming aware of our emotional "triggers," recognizing and managing our emotions as they arise, and managing our relationships with others.
Before we can develop positive relationships with others, we must first develop healthy relationships with ourselves. In the practice of Meditation we allow our mind to settle and reconnect with its natural wisdom and compassion. Iyengar Yoga will help us explore our bodies in a gradual, systematic way that wakes up and enlivens our dormant energies. Mindful, Intuitive Eating helps us distinguish between physical hunger and emotional hunger so we can eat just what our bodies need. Together, we'll rediscover the joy of eating--free from food anxiety and guilt. Singing creates the beautiful paradox that by immersing ourselves in our own voices, we immerse ourselves in each other and in the universe. We become part of the greater whole, which is the way towards peace.
Lunch is provided with the program.
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Emotional Intelligence
Nikki Graves, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Practice of Management Communication at Emory University's Goizueta Business School. She teaches and consults in developing emotional intelligence in organizations nationally and internationally.
Mindfulness Meditation
Daniel Philips is a student of Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche and has been meditating since 1996. He is an instructor of Shambhala classes and has been an instructor of Shambhala Art since 2000.
Elise Witt is a singer, songwriter, educator, recording artist, and community song leader. She tours the United States and the world with her Global, Local & Homemade Songs™ and is famous for turning groups (even self-professed "non-singers") into an Impromptu Glorious Chorus™. See Elise's website.
Chris O'Brien RN, MPH is a certified Iyengar yoga instructor, part-time medical indexer for WebMD, and part-time clinical nursing faculty member at Georgia State University. Her teaching focuses on the health benefits of yoga as an important tool for improving daily life. Through sequenced yoga postures, students will begin to learn how to manage physical and mental stress.
Mindful, Intuitive Eating
Martha McGinnis, M.B.A., discovered mindful, intuitive eating more than 30 years ago and has maintained a weight loss of 45 pounds. She's been there and back, and is delighted to share the joy and freedom of normal eating.
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The final ingredient of your new Q system is of course the seductive Q400b subwoofer. A closed box design housing a 250mm (10in.) woofer driven by a 200W on-board Class-D amplifier, this discreet cube creates spectacular bass imagery – eloquent, musical and addictively physical. Anchoring the whole sound performance in an all-embracing sensation of immediacy, it completes the acoustic picture.
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Perceptive Software Releases New Enterprise Search, Workgroup Search Applications
Perceptive Search 10.2 applications find answers wherever they exist, allow users to access content from any platform using any device.
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• Perceptive Software announces the release of version 10.2 of Perceptive Search applications—Enterprise Search and Workgroup Search. The company's first release of search technology since its acquisition of ISYS in 2012 is more connected, more powerful and faster, providing decision makers access to content wherever it exists, from any platform and any device.
• Connections with Perceptive Content and Perceptive Globalbrain enable search within imaged documents, offering the unique ability to search content trapped inside static, even poor quality document images such as scanned paper, faxes and TIFFs.
• Through its intuitive Social Panel feature, Perceptive Enterprise Search now actively reaches out to LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook, surfacing data that's vital in today's business environment.
• Because content changes quickly, indexing optimizations within Enterprise Search and Workgroup Search offer quicker access to new and recently changed content.
• Perceptive Enterprise Search and Workgroup Search support Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, iOS6 and Android Jelly Bean platforms, putting knowledge management personnel in touch with vital business data across multiple systems—including both entrenched and newly adopted platforms—in the office or on the go.
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• "Perceptive Search allows users to find answers wherever they exist—content repositories, email systems, websites, databases, social media, personal computers and more—and to access that content quickly on any platform, using any device, including web-enabled mobile devices," said Brett Chalmers, Manager of Product Marketing, Perceptive Search.
• "Perceptive Search products break down countless barriers to business intelligence, providing the visibility and control needed to improve financial performance, reduce risk and ensure future flexibility," said Derek Murphy, Chief Technology Officer for Perceptive Search.
Supporting Resources
• Product Datasheet: Perceptive Enterprise Search
• InContext: "Connecting the Content and Process Dots: A Big Opportunity for Search"
About Perceptive Software (www.perceptivesoftware.com)
Lexmark's Perceptive Software (NYSE: LXK) builds intelligent capture, content management, process management, enterprise search and integration products that connect the unstructured printed and digital information across enterprises with the processes, applications and people who need it most.


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Parisien – "I worked a lot on my mental toughness"
Posted on 08. Sep, 2012 by lyne.
His tenth place finish at the Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec made François Parisien not only the highest placed Canadian but also marked a personal victory after a very tough year for the Spidertech p/b C10 rider. "It's the best result of my career. Today (Friday), our team had a perfect race except for my […]
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Wrapping Up ProTour Races In Canada
Posted on 15. Sep, 2010 by lyne.
Wrapping up the two ProTour races in Canada. World Championships in 2015. ProTour race in Boston.
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A Page Of Cycling History
Posted on 11. Sep, 2010 by lyne.
"We showed that the Canadians are here and that they're ready for the dance." Directeur Sportif of Team Canada p/b Spidertech Steve Bauer said after the Grand Prix Cycliste ProTour Québec. A page of cycling history was written on Friday when Québec City hosted the first race of the ProTour on the American continent. A […]
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Team Canada Is Ready To Battle
Posted on 10. Sep, 2010 by lyne.
Only one rider on Team Canada p/b Spidertech has raced repeatedly at ProTour events or against ProTour teams, Dominique Rollin of the Pro Continental squad Cervelo Testteam, and he is optimistic about the chances of the team in the two races coming up on home soil. "We have 2 or 3 riders that can finish […]
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A new approach for François Parisien
Posted on 19. Mar, 2010 by lyne.
Same team but new approach this year for François Parisien of the Spidertech powered by Planet Energy team. Instead of putting in race days in South America early on, he "took it easy" training in Palm Springs California. His first race will be the San Dimas Stage Race this weekend. "Last year, at the Tour […]
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Deja vu in Missouri
Posted on 09. Sep, 2009 by lyne.
In a deja vu from the previous day – or is it from last year – Mark Cavendish of the Columbia-HTC team easily took the bunch sprint to claim stage 2 in back-to-back victories at the Tour of Missouri. The same three men were on the podium but with a flip as Thor Hushovd (Cervelo […]
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Milne outsprints breakmates to win USAF Cycling Classic
Posted on 01. Jun, 2009 by lyne.
After a long hard-fought 175 km (109.2-mile) and overcoming his own body, Team Type 1′s Shawn Milne outsprinted his breakmates to win the US Air Force Cycling Classic, UCI race on the USA Cycling Pro Tour series event in Crystal City, Va. Canadian Charles Dionne (Fly V Australia) was second and Scott Zwizanski (Kelly Benefit) […]
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A conversation with François Parisien
Posted on 24. Apr, 2008 by lyne.
François Parisien started racing his bike 14 years ago, and at the age of 19, he decided to head to Europe, leaving Canada in order to live out the dream and try to make it to the pro ranks. He raced for many years with French amateur squads and won the Canadian Road National Championship […]


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Sumter Regional ended the online competition to win a MRI system with a bang New Year's Eve, finishing the contest with 260,335 votes.
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The third game in CD Projekt Red's Witcher series has finally been revealed as The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and promises to be the 'conclusion of the trilogy'.
The next open world game in the series was revealed with a cover in the March 2013 Game Informer and has this to say about game:
"CD Projekt Red's The Witcher 3 takes the series' dark fantasy universe and non-linear storytelling into a truly open world for the first time. Even if you haven't been following Geralt's exploits so far, The Witcher 3 offers a perfect entry point."
Here is what the Game Informer reveal has to say about the game:
"This standalone sequel takes the fascinating stories and characters, non-linear plotlines, and difficult decisions that the franchise is known for and puts them all in an open world 30 times larger than the previous game – an enormous setting even larger than Skyrim's vast expanse, made possible with the new REDengine 3 technology that developer CD Projekt RED is debuting with the game. Our huge feature dives into everything The Witcher 3 has to offer, and it's a lot: the detective work that precedes deadly combat when monster hunting, storylines that weave and twist together between political intrigue and otherworldly menaces, and a tired hero who wants to set things right but can't put down his swords until his conscience allows – if it ever does."
The announcement of Geralt's next adventure means the CD Projekt Red now has two highly anticipated titles. A couple of months ago they revealed their new game Cyberpunk 2077 which judging from the trailer will be a very different game than The Witcher. The fact that The Witcher 3 will be 30 times larger amazes me as The Witcher already had some very big areas, and hopefully the transition into a fully open-world game goes smoothly.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be coming to PC and "all available high-end platforms" in 2014.
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Categories » Student Employees – Armstrong
Microsoft Office
GO/getoffice has been updated. Anyone who is associated with the college who wants to put Office on their personally owned computer will need to follow the procedure outlined there. This includes faculty, staff, and students. Any user of a college … Continue reading
Microsoft Office
As of today (July 1st), we no longer have a license to circulate Microsoft Office, so I have pulled the discs and deleted the record in Millennium. The Helpdesk is still figuring out the plan, but go/getoffice should still be … Continue reading
Research Questions During Intersession
You won't see librarians at the Research Desk again until Sunday June 29, but if the library is open, librarians are around! The go/askus page tells you how to find us. If you receive a research question, please don't hesitate to refer it to … Continue reading
Stats week!
Because you don't have quite enough to think about just now… STATS WEEK! When you are working at the desk, if someone asks you a question that is not "Can I have this from reserve?" or "Can I get a … Continue reading
New Student Laptop Procedure
Since we have a limited amount of student MacBook laptops, (14 at Davis, 3 at Armstrong), and Dell PCs (6 at Davis, 9 at Armstrong), we can no longer allow student borrowers to take them out of the Davis and … Continue reading


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The bidding war to manufacture General Motors' new small car has begun.
The automaker is considering facilities in Orion Township, Michigan and Janesville, Wisconsin in addition to the assembly plant in Spring Hill.
News 2 has learned Wisconsin submitted its bid to build the car at the Janesville plant on Tuesday. Local leaders, however, would not give details of the proposal.
In Michigan, supporters have started a Web site, MakeItInMichigan.org, to encourage the automaker to utilize the Orion Township plant for production of the small car.
Michigan's governor said she is determined to land the jobs.
Governor Jennifer Granholm told reporters Wednesday that the state is "being as aggressive as we have ever been" to land the roughly 1,200 jobs that would come with producing small cars for the automaker.
Supporters in Spring Hill have also launched a Web site, SaveOurPlant.com, to encourage the automaker to bring the small car production to Tennessee.
Tennessee learned last week GM wants hundreds of millions of dollars from the state up front to bring production to the Spring Hill plant.
The governor has said this is not a year the state can "spare" a couple hundred million dollars.
"This is for them right now," Governor Bredesen said last week. "[It's] all about frontend money."
GM is expected to announce its choice of plants by the end of June or early July.
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A division with
Marquette, Memphis, Depaul, Cincy, Louisville, Houston, SMU, UCF
another with
UCONN, Georgetown, Providence, Rutgers, St. Johns, Seton Hall, Villanova, USF
Have Notre Dame, play home games against one division, and road games against the other division every year.
Keeps everything as regional as possible. Keeps travel costs down. Keeps student athletes as close to their home campus as possible.
You could have each team in each division play each other Home/Away, and play Notre Dame and another team in another division every year.
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I was invited last year to Iwantja Arts in Indulkana to run a glazing workshop with the ladies on community. It was an privilege to work with them. You can see more of their work here - www.iwantjaarts.com.au
We are working towards a show at Mr Kitly in April. Stay tuned.
Photos top to bottom: the incredible landscape, me (6 months pregnant) in the landscape, the lovely Beth, Nellie Coulthard's work and Betty Muffler's work.


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Prolifics' Vice President of Business Development Named to CRN's Women of the Channel Power 50 Solution ProvidersJune 03, 2014
Prolifics, a technology solutions provider that implements customized end-to-end solutions, today announces that that Kirsten Craft, Vice President of Business Development has been named to the CRN 2014 Women of the Channel list, and has been recognized as one of this year's inaugural Power 50 Solution Providers.
Prolifics Wins IBM Impact Award for Best Customer IntegrationApril 27, 2014
Prolifics has been named the winner of the 2014 IBM Impact Award for Best Customer Integration for its work with the RAC, a UK based motoring services company, on a central integration hub that simplified and accelerated service development.
Alan Shemelya Joins Prolifics as New Vice President - Healthcare Business DevelopmentMarch 24, 2014
Alan Shemelya has joined the Prolifics team as its Vice President - Healthcare Business Development, responsible for growing Prolifics' healthcare services and solutions for customers around the world.
Prolifics Receives IBM Beacon Laureate Award for Business AgilityFebruary 12, 2014
IBM announced that Prolifics is the winner of its 2014 Beacon Laureate Award, the first time IBM has awarded the Beacon Laureate for Business Agility.
Marc Sarkissian Joins Prolifics as Head of PMO and GovernanceJanuary 09, 2014
Marc Sarkissian has been named Head of PMO and Governance. Marc will report to Sam Ourfalian, President of Prolifics, and will be responsible for all PMO and governance related activities.


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1A gold and diamond tennis bracelet and six yellow-gold rings were stolen from a home in the 7700 block of South Sanctuary Road. The theft was reported at 11 a.m. Jan. 20, but the owner believes they were taken by movers who had been in the home Dec. 3 and Dec. 4. Loss is estimated at $29,000.
2A 24-year-old man was arrested for theft at 5:20 p.m. Jan. 25 after a police investigation revealed he stole a $25 video game carrying case and about 25 games, valued at $30 each, out of an unlocked van in the parking lot at Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, 10101 S. 27th St., between 7:30 and 9 p.m. Jan. 17.
3Police were seeking a 32-year-old man who stole $142 from his employer at Sudz Car Wash, 7700 W. Rawson Ave., Jan. 18. The incident was captured on video surveillance.
4A pair of sunglasses and some change were stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 3900 block of West Heatheridge Drive between 8 p.m. Jan. 20 and 9 a.m. Jan. 21. Police believe the theft was related to another reported theft in the area (see next item).
5An iPod, sunglasses and $20 were stolen from an unlocked vehicle in a driveway in the 4100 block of West Amberidge Drive about 8:33 p.m. Jan. 20. Surveillance video of the incident shows a 5-foot, 9-inch white male wearing a zippered hoodie, dark cap and baggy, light-colored sweats running in the roadway, then into a driveway, then back toward Tifton Drive right after the theft. Police have a snapshot from the video and are investigating.
6A laptop computer, some Xbox games and earbuds were stolen from a home in the 7200 block of South Countryside Drive at 5:35 p.m. Jan. 21. The victim stated the theft took place at some point in the week prior, and that the items likely were stolen by a family acquaintance. Police arrested a 19-year-old man for the theft and took him into custody for felony bail jumping at 8:55 a.m. Jan. 23.
7A 37-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman were arrested after they stole water filters at The Home Depot, 6489 S. 27th St., and fled the parking lot about 10 a.m. Jan. 22. Their vehicle was pulled over at 27th Street and National Avenue about 11 a.m., where they were arrested for the theft. In addition, the man was arrested for driving with a suspended license, 20th offense, and was taken into custody on a Greenfield Police Department warrant for driving with a suspended license.
8A $150 king-size comforter was stolen from a room at Whitnall View Motel, 6991 S. Lovers Lane Road, between 4 p.m. Jan. 22 and 10 a.m. Jan. 23.
9A 19-year-old woman and a 15-year-old girl, both of Fond du Lac, were arrested for shoplifting at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., about 4:30 p.m. Jan. 22. The 15-year-old was found to be missing through the Fond du Lac Police Department and was taken to Walker's Point Runaway Shelter.
10A 34-year-old man was arrested for shoplifting after he was seen concealing DVDs at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., about 1:45 p.m. Jan. 24.
11Police are seeking a woman who stole a total of $885 worth of movies at Target, 7800 S. Lovers Lane Road, during incidents on Jan. 24, 25 and 26. After viewing video surveillance footage police have identified a suspect.
12A 30-year-old woman was arrested for stealing $56 worth of children's clothing at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., about 3 p.m. Jan. 25.
13A 33-year-old man was arrested for possession of marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon (a folding knife and brass knuckles) after he was taken into custody for shoplifting at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., at 4:30 p.m. Jan. 17.
14A 16-year-old boy was arrested for possession of marijuana on school grounds at Franklin High School, 8222 S. 51st St., at 11:40 a.m. Jan. 22.
15A 33-year-old man was arrested for possession of marijuana and disorderly conduct and taken into custody on a probation violation after he threatened to harm a woman in the 6800 block of West Kathleen Court at 11:10 a.m. Jan. 27.
16A 50-year-old South Milwaukee woman was arrested for drunken driving, second offense, in the 5000 block of West Puetz Road about 8:30 p.m. Jan. 24. Her blood-alcohol content was 0.13.
17A 21-year-old man was arrested for drunken driving in the 6600 block of South 27th Street about 1:45 a.m. Jan. 25. His BAC was 0.08.
18A hole was smashed through the driver-side front window of a car parked in an underground garage in the 10500 block of West Cortez Circle between 8 p.m. Jan. 23 and 11:20 a.m. Jan. 24.
· Franklin police responded to one domestic violence call and assisted with two rescue calls between Jan. 20 and Jan. 27.
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Western journalists covering the trial of a prominent Chinese activist were 'manhandled' by police while reporting outside a court in Beijing.
Reporters from the BBC, Sky News and CNN were 'harassed' on live TV as anti-corruption campaigner Xu Zhiyong stood trial behind closed doors.
Manhandled, detained, and equipment broken near Xu Zhiyong trial. More details to follow—
David McKenzie (@McKenzieCNN) January 22, 2014
Footage shows Martin Patience from the BBC being physically pushed away from the trial by police officials and men in plain clothes.
A second video shows CNN's David McKenzie being detained and thrown in the back of a van.
He said his crew's camera was broken by officials in plain clothes.
'The closest we could get was about 100m (330ft) from the building before we were harassed,' explained Mr Patience.
'China says that it wants to promote the rule of law but as you can see from the video it's got a funny way of going about it.
'In particular, take note of the plain-clothed thugs in the video pushing us up the street. I still have no idea who they were.'
Zhiyong, who has been charged with 'gathering people to disturb order in a public place', staged a silent protest at today's trial.
The trial against the New Citizens founder reflects determination by the administration of leader Xi Jinping to quash the loosely knit activists before they can challenge Communist Party rule.
So @BBCWorld 'goes to black' in #china as censors cut transmission the moment report of trial of man critical of the government is aired.—
Mark Stone (@Stone_SkyNews) January 22, 2014
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iOS App Update in the App Store!
We've just updated our app that hopefully addresses some of the problems people were having. Here's a quick list:
- Fixed a bunch of bugs which should lead to less crashing
- iOS5 Support
- Removal of Next/Prev bar on keyboard when typing
And a bunch of other minor things…
If you have the app, please update! If not, you can download it here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/penzu/id452674732?mt=8
Let us know what you think!
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Phil Lord and Chris Miller have built a career out of making things work that really should not have worked. Coming off only the short-lived cult animated series "Clone High," and a brief year on "How I Met Your Mother," the duo made their feature debut with "Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs," an a...Read More »
Director Bennett Miller has already proven that he has the uncanny ability to spin exquisite, immersive, intelligent stories from material that on paper might not seem so appealing—we'll still never quite get to the bottom of why "Moneyball," a film about baseball sabermetrics should be so rich and ...Read More »
A week after it made the lineup for the Cannes Film Festival's Official Competition, Bennett Miller's "Foxcatcher" officially has a release date.Read More »
This week, "White House Down," the deliriously silly (but ridiculously entertaining) White House hijacking movie, starring Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx, detonates onto Blu-ray and DVD. In honor of the film's release, we chatted with "White House Down" filmmaker Roland Emmerich and asked him to run ...Read More »
As we embark on another awards pre-season, and anticipate the legions of "For Your Consideration"-style advertising we have to look forward to over the coming months, we felt it an opportune moment to highlight a film that is unlikely to be figuring largely in those conversations: this week's "Battl...Read More »
This isn't necessarily shocking news but the timing is sort of weird: The Wrap is reporting that Sony and subtlety-proof Original Films producer Neil H. Moritz have optioned the remake rights to Jacques Audiard's jaw-dropping French crime epic "A Prophet." The original movie, which charted the ascen...Read More »
When he's not spending his newfound retirement from film dropping novella truths on Twitter and promoting "Beyond the Candelabra," Steven Soderbergh is also lending a hand to Channing Tatum on the sequel to their hit drama "Magic Mike." Both have obviously cut out questions of a cash-in, and in a re...Read More »
It's been continually teased over the past week, with Sony revealing they wanted a "21 Jump Street" sequel for 2014, and the news that original directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller were back to direct, and the movie just got even realer with an official release date announced today.Read More »
"Side Effects," a twisty-turny psychodrama and thriller, will occupy a special place in the Steven Soderbergh oeuvre. Since his highly influential debut "sex, lies, and videotape" single-handedly launched the American independent film revival, his body of work has included 26 films that have covered...Read More »
In the relatively ridiculous new procedural/mystery "Son of No One," Channing Tatum, as a mustachioed police officer married to Katie Holmes (and looking after an epileptic daughter), is sent taunting letters and anonymous text messages alluding to a violent incident from his past. (The movie is set way back in 2002 which is why he doesn't receive cryptic emails too. Because no one used email in 2002 apparently). You can tell how terribly we're supposed to take the threats because of all the shaky shots of Tatum flipping open his ancient cell phone, the scenes shot in sickly shades of blue and green. Except that instead of coming across as su...Read More »


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We have a range of full-time programmes at various levels that will enable you to develop the skills needed to progress onto higher education or find employment. Classes are taught in modern well-equipped labs with plenty of practical opportunities and, where possible, educational and field visits. Our lecturers are committed to preparing you for your exams, and will support you in all areas of your study.
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Return A Random Value By Weight In Ruby
Should be self explanatory. In the example below, "dog" will be returned 30 times as often as "parrot", and twice as often as "cat".
def rand_from_weighted_hash hash total_weight = hash.inject(0) { |sum,(weight,v)| sum+weight } running_weight = 0 n = rand*total_weight hash.each do |weight,v| return v if n > running_weight && n <= running_weight+weight running_weight += weight end end def random_pet pet_likelihoods = { 30 => "dog", 15 => "cat", 4 => "goldfish", 1 => "parrot" } rand_from_weighted_hash(pet_likelihoods) end puts random_pet


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A former Australian Schoolboys, Under 20s and Sevens representative, PETER BETHAM has found a home on the wing for the NSW Waratahs in 2013.
Utilised for his strong ball running attributes, Betham was named in Ewen McKenzie's first Castrol EDGE Rugby Championship extended 40-man squad after an impressive season with the Waratahs.
Betham's third season of Super Rugby was his most successful yet, finding consistency to feature in 13 of the 'Tahs 16 fixtures and starring in their historic match against the British & Irish Lions in June.
The 24-year-old set up the Waratahs' first try against the Lions, fielding a cross-field kick from Bernard Foley and breaking away downfield, shrugging off one tackle before drawing the Lions' fullback and offloading in contact to send Tom Carter away for his first of two tries.
Born in Wellington, New Zealand, Betham grew up playing rugby league for the Coogee Wombats. After earning selection for the South Sydney Rabbitohs junior sides, Betham played Rugby at Sydney's St Joseph's College and went on to represent the Australian Schoolboys for two years.
In 2005 he scored the match-winning try for the Australia A Schoolboys in their dramatic 14-13 triumph over the New Zealand Schoolboys in Sydney.
He spent time with both the ACT Brumbies and Waratahs between 2008 and 2010 without making his way into a match-day 22, before finally making his Super Rugby debut for the Melbourne Rebels in 2011.
He also spent a season in 2012 playing for the Tasman Makos in the New Zealand provincial Rugby competition, where he finished up as one of the top-three offensive players in the competition.
FAST FACT: Peter Betham played alongside Kurtley Beale in high school as part of Sydney's St. Joseph's College First XV.


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The turbulent, year long legal battle of the iPhone's most infamous game may have finally come to a close as Edge returns to the iTunes App Store »
Apple fixes headache-inducing rotation in iPhone OS 4.0 with new portrait rotation lock in multitasking pop-up. »
Adobe's Chief Technology Officer, Kevin Lynch who has penned a blog in response to Steve Jobs' lengthy explanation of why Apple devices do not support Flash »
Apple's iAd platform holds lots of promise for advertisers, considering how much people use their iPads, iPhones and iPods. But buying into this game won't be cheap »
The person who found and sold an Apple iPhone prototype says he regrets not doing more to return the device to its owner »
"The companies have grown apart", says Steve Jobs, in a long explanation as to why Flash is not supported on the iPhone, iPad and iPod »
A US designer team has created an iPhone dock that brings retro chic and functionality together »
A lot of iPhone games are good for kids, but Cupcakes! connects on a number of levels -- combining food and play »
Police in the US have raided the house of an editor for Gizmodo on Friday and seized computers and other equipment, but was it legal? »
Adobe is ceasing investment in a software tool that enables Flash developers to port software into native iPhone and iPad apps »
The rules about what types of content can and can't be in Apple's App Store are still fuzzy, but one thing's certain: Steve Jobs doesn't want to sell porn »
Gizmodo has managed to get its hands on the next-gen iPhone, and has posted videos and photos of the new handset »
Bending to bad publicity, Apple has asked Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoonist Mark Fiore to resubmit the iPhone app it rejected »
Opera Mini is the only true alternative to the Safari Web browser on the iPhone, and Wired has tested it to see how it performs »
Editorial cartoonist Mark Fiore may be good enough to win this year's Pulitzer Prize, but he's evidently too biting to get past the auditors who run Apple's App Store »
Google Android expert, and regular Wired contributor Duncan Geere, explains the history of Google's mobile operating system, and how its future could be shaping up »
The wait is over with the news that Apple has finally approved Opera's Mini browser on the iPhone and iPod Touch »
Apple is becoming a giant news, entertainment and communications network with Googillian ambitions »
Twitter has acquired atebits, the company that makes the popular Tweetie applications for the iPhone and Mac OS X »
New iPhone developer rules announced yesterday will restrict the way companies make apps for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch »
Mobile retailer Phones 4u has launched a contract that lets customers upgrade their handset as often as every six months, without egregious upfront costs »
The new working environment is at once rec room and high street, coffee bar and potting shed »
Wired.co.uk reviews the Vodafone Smart 4 Turbo »


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Newly Remodeled Victorian Beauty Two Bedroom In The Haight Ashbury in San Francisco
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 5
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets considered ask owner
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The perfect San Francisco getaway retreat is waiting for you!
Whether you want a nature-based, escape vacation with parks and wilderness close by, a family friendly experience, or you prefer an exciting on-the-town adventure with dinners out and nightlife, this location has it all! Visitors may walk, run or bike ride through Golden Gate Park. Families have playgrounds and sightseeing attractions nearby. Located in Haight Ashbury and near the Castro and NOPA neighborhoods, the restaurants, bars, coffee shops, stylish and unique boutiques will keep you entertained and discovering all that is San Francisco. Walk the neighborhood and view some of the most gorgeous Victorian houses that San Francisco has to offer.
Stay in a classic San Francisco 125 year old Victorian with a brand new renovation of the entire apartment. With high end fixtures and attention to detail, the owners spared no expense creating the perfect city retreat. The spacious flat is welcoming with a gorgeous kitchen and bathroom, 11 foot ceilings, natural light, hard wood floors throughout, modern furniture, fixtures, and amenities. The flat has two bedrooms with one king size bed in the master suite and a queen size bed in the guest suite, a full living room with 50" high def TV, a cute dinette table in the nook and views of quintessential San Francisco Victorians.
The kitchen hosts Ceasarstone countertops and only stainless steel brand new appliances including refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker and grinder plus all items for your cooking needs. The kitchen also has a brand new washer and dryer with laundry soap included. There is wi-fi throughout the house.
The bedroom are spacious and luxurious with a modern beds and luxury bedding. The bathroom has a Madero vanity and Toto toilet, glass closure for the shower and ample space to get ready plus shampoo, conditioner, and body wash is included. Apartment sleeps a maximum of 5 persons.
The apartment has digital keypads/door locks with codes that expire after checkout so rest assured that keys to the apartment aren't in the hands of others.
Parking on the property is available for an additional daily fee of $15/day/car and large SUVs and trucks will not fit (maximum car width of 75 inches with the mirrors in). There is possibility for another garage space. Any parties you plan on hosting with more than 6 people must be pre-approved by owners in writing. The apartment has approximately 20 stairs to get to the flat. Once inside there are no stairs.
Though located in the world-famous, historic Haight-Ashbury district, the Castro, Hayes Valley, Inner Sunset, Alamo Square, Cole Valley and Duboce Triangle are all easy to reach via car, walking, and public transportation. Perfect for business travelers, a couple, families, short-term corporate housing, and vacationers.
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Property Type
- apartment
- floor area 1000 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
- adventure
- family
- historic
- tourist attractions
- High speed wireless internet throughout apartment.
- Central heating.
linens provided
- High quality towels and sheets. Duvet and duvet covers for the beds.
towels provided
- High quality towels provided.
washing machine
- Laundry soap provided.
clothes dryer
- Dryer sheets provided.
- $15/night/car. Potentially up to 3 spaces. Very large SUVs and trucks will not fit.
- $15/night/car. Potentially up to 3 spaces. Very large SUVs and trucks will not fit.
- living room
- hair dryer
- iron & board
- internet
- Very spacious with all stainless steel appliances including oven/stove, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, fridge/freezer. All brand new.
- refrigerator
- stove
- oven
- microwave
- dishwasher
- dishes & utensils
pantry items
- Oil, vinegar, sugar, salt, pepper, spices, tea, etc.
- coffee maker
- toaster
- kitchen
- dining area
- 4-5 person table in the kitchen for dining.
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom
- bathroom 1: toilet, shower
- Bathroom is fully remodeled,clean and gorgeous with high end fixtures. Shower only (no tub). Luxury towels and high end bathrobes, soap, conditioner, shampoo, cotton balls, q tips provided.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms, sleeps 5, beds for 2-5
- master bedroom: 1 king, 1 baby crib
- guest room: 1 queen, 1 baby crib
- The bedrooms are spacious with a large closet, blinds for privacy and to block out the light. A queen size air mattress is available upon request. Maximum occupancy is 5 persons.
- High def 50' TVs in both the living room and the bedroom.
satellite / cable
- Cable and free movies.
video library
- Hundreds of free movies streaming from the cable company.
- games
- toys
- television
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- Notes
- Housecleaning during stay available for additional fee. Garaged parking available for additional fee. High end linens used.
activities and attractions in San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area
- bay/sound
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- festivals
- forests
- library
- live theater
- marina
- museums
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- synagogues
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- photography
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- basketball court
- cycling
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- roller blading
- sailing
- surfing
- swimming
- tennis
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Stilishly designed with fusion of luxury, comfort and elegance, this hotel is ideal for a nice relaxing break. Enjoy a wide range of services offered by the hotel, sip a drink in the stylish and cozy bar, and sample exotic Thai dished in the elegant restaurant. Relax in a fantastic spa center and dip into the cool pool. Admire the breathtaking views from the your comfortable and quiet room . Take a pleasant walk in the luxurious garden that surrounds this beautiful hotel. Enjoy the serenity of the environment and experience the art of Thai living.
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Determination, Opinion and Advisory Letter for Retirement Plans - Check the Status of Your Letter
What happens after I submit my application?
After submitting your application for a determination, opinion or advisory letter, you will receive an acknowledgement notice, which means the IRS has received your application. After it has been assigned, an employee plans specialist will contact you for additional information.
Has my application been assigned to a specialist?
If you submitted your application during or after the postmark date in the chart below, and you received an acknowledgement notice, then we have received your application but have not yet assigned it to a specialist. Keep checking this Web page for updates and await IRS contact. There is no need to call.
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Form 5307
June 2014
Form 5300
Cycles A, B, C, D, E, A2 and B2 - All cases assigned
Cycle C2 - December 2013
Cycle D2 - February 2014
Form 5310
February 2014
|Application for Group or Pooled Trust Ruling.(future Form 5316)
|May 2014
ESOP - Form 5300
Cycles A, B, C and D - All cases assigned
Cycle E - January 2011
Cycle A2 - January 2012
Cycle B2 - February 2012
Cycle C2 - No cases assigned
ESOP - Form 5310
December 2013
How do I check the status of my letter after it has been assigned to a specialist?
If you submitted your application before the postmark date in the chart above, and the IRS has not contacted you regarding your application, you can contact us by phone, fax, or mail to check on the status of your letter. The IRS can't respond to your inquiry through e-mail.
You will need the following information before you contact us to verify a letter application status:
- Name of the employer;
- Employer's employer identification number (available on the Form W-2);
- Name of the plan;
- Plan number;
- Application number;
- Date application was submitted;
- Indicate whether or not you are the plan sponsor, working for the plan sponsor or a plan participant; and
- Practitioners may need to submit a valid Form 2848 - Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative or Form 8821, Tax Information Authorization.
By phone: call 877-829-5500 (toll free)
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Which cycle is currently being worked by determination specialists?
Currently, most of the cases we are assigning to specialists are Cycle C and D cases. Generally, we work "on-cycle" cases in postmarked date order, with priority given to Form 5310 applications. "Off-cycle" applications are placed in suspense and processed only after we process all "on-cycle" cases. However, you should receive an acknowledgement notice for both on-cycle and off-cycle filings.
With the closing of Cycle D of the Staggered Remedial Amendment Period, practitioners and plan sponsors may notice an increase in the timeframe to process an application (Forms 5300, 5307and 5310) for an employee benefit plan.
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I like to write unit tests for my code and I also like to know whether my unit tests are actually testing my code. In Java I would use Maven and Cobertura to measure how
much of my code is actually exercised, and when I bend my mind around Haskell I use HPC.
I have been experimenting with Clojure and it has a nice testing library but the only way I have found to measure coverage is to use Cobertura and squint at the generated class names to work out what I haven't covered. So I have started on the road to creating a coverage tool for Clojure written in Clojure. This blog entry contains my initial steps and design sketches towards creating the tool.
Ideally I'd like to measure my coverage like this:
That isn't functional code yet and may not be what I finally produce, it might not even be valid Clojure since I haven't even bashed it into a REPL yet.
As Clojure is a Lisp, and we are testing our own code – i.e. we have the source code – we should be able to measure the coverage using Clojure. This can achieved by rebinding the functions under test with instrumented functions;
this is what I envisage the cover function is doing:
Which can be achieved using a binding function:
So assuming I can write the cover function I will need to instrument a function. Let's start simply and ignore the complicated stuff such as conditional statements and multiple bodies until later. If we have this simple function
I would like an instrumented version to wrap each s-expression with a function that records that the s-expression has been called, for now we will just print a message.
Testing that in the REPL seems to reveal that I am moving in the right direction:
To convert the first function to the instrumented function I need a couple of auxiliary functions and a macro:
If you know some Clojure that code demonstrates some of the problems I haven't solved yet when measuring coverage, for example the :else clause will need to be covered as well as functions in binding statements. Testing that code in the REPL gives us a reasonable result:
So if I now replace the record function with something else I may be able to generate some coverage for a function. I am going to use a map held by a ref to store the coverage information, a function to register a particular
s-expression with the ref and a function to increment the count.
Lets test that:
If I modify our wrapping functions I can create the coverage records ready to be incremented.
Testing that code:
And that is as far as I have got. I need to change my record function to increment the coverage records, make my wrap function cope with conditionals and other complexities and write my rebinding function. Hopefully next month I will have moved it along a little bit further.
You're definitely on the right track.
Here's a version I put together. Mine instruments every public fn var using alter-var-root rather than binding, so it can work with code that spawns its own threads:
I feel bad because I knocked that out one afternoon and then never released it, but it basically works. Obviously branch-level coverage is much, much more difficult than var-level, but this should be pretty useful for basic stats. If you have the time to polish it up and release it as a Leiningen plugin or standalone tool I'd be happy to hand it off to you. Let me know.
It's interesting to me that you can do this on a dynamic lisp built on top of static Java.
I really need to take another look at clojure….


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Southbank's Got Talent
BRON IN THE DON | With Arts in her eyes, our resident adventurer visited one of the most popular cultural destinations in London. #66 on the Timeout London Top 100 — the Southbank Centre.
Incurably curious? Try the Wellcome Collection
BRON IN THE DON | Feeling sick? Usually you'd make a doctor's appointment. However, as our resident adventurer discovers, there may just be an alternative if you're the self-diagnosis type – #96 on the Timeout London Top 100, the Wellcome Collection.
The British Library; Look but don't borrow
BRON IN THE DON | Ever wondered where those books not sold at Waterstones are kept? It's called a library, and London boasts one of the world's best. This week our resident adventurer embraces her inner bookworm and discovers #70 on the Timeout London Top 100 – the British Library.
Ballet brilliance at London's Royal Opera House
BRON IN THE DON| Fancy getting up close and personal with men in tights, women in tutus, or is operatic performance more your thing? Our resident adventurer discovers the spiritual home of both, and takes in a performance of The Nutcracker, when she ticks off #98 on the Timeout London Top 100- the Royal Opera House.
Singing in the rain at the Barbican
BRON IN THE DON | Sick of the wet weather? At a new art installation, the Rain Room, our resident adventurer discovers all the joys of the rain whilst still staying dry, when visiting #40 on the TimeOut London Top 100 — the Barbican Centre.
Somewhere in Somerset House…
BRON IN THE DON | Our resident adventurer visits number 27 on the Timeout London Top 100 — Somerset House — and discovers hours of entertainment hidden in this oasis of calm in the midst of a busy city.
A trip in time at the London Transport Museum
BRON IN THE DON | At #93 on the Timeout London Top 100, the London Transport Museum helped bring the history of the city's transport system to life for our resident adventurer.
Hanging out in Hyde Park
BRON IN THE DON | Covering 350 acres in central London, our resident adventurer discovers #53 in the Timeout London Top 100 — Hyde Park — holds many delights for locals and visitors alike.
Fireworks fanatic: London lights up the sky in 2012
BRON IN THE DON | With fireworks featuring in the Timeout London Top 100, our resident adventurer made it her mission to see as many as possible in 2012 and crossed #39 — Fireworks, off her list.
Open House London and some hidden gems
Our resident adventurer takes advantage of London's 'Open House' weekend to find out what really goes on behind this city's closed doors, and manages to cross both #16 King's Place and #10 Wigmore Hall off her Top 100 list along the way.
Lights, camera, BFI Southbank
BRON IN THE DON | For our resident London adventurer, going to the movies is one of her all-time favourite activities. That's why, when offered the chance to tick #18 of her London Top 100 list and visit the BFI on the Southbank, she jumped at the chance and busted out the popcorn.
Nothing like London's Notting Hill Carnival
BRON IN THE DON | With the Carnival madness behind us for another year, our resident adventurer looks back at Europe's biggest street party — and #99 on her London Top 100 list.
Introducing London's Westminster Cathedral
BRON IN THE DON | Everyone who has visited London has heard of Westminster Abbey, and rightly so – the building itself is stunning, not to mention all the Royal goings on that have happened there over the years. However not many people have heard of the Westminster Cathedral, #60 on London's Top 100 list.
Sampling Camden's eclectic nightlife
BRON IN THE DON | One of London's more famous and alternative suburbs — Camden — gets the going over by our resident adventurer, who enjoyed a fun filled night out on the Camden tiles and got to tick off #81 of her London Top 100.
Taking in the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall
BRON IN THE DON | Our musically talented London adventurer indulges in London's annual cultural festival — The Proms at Royal Albert Hall — and ticks #30 off her Top 100 list.
Celebrating London's amazing Olympic Park
BRON IN THE DON | With Olympic fever officially gripping absolutely everyone inside the English capital (and possibly the world) our resident adventurer set off to explore the vibrant hub of London 2012 – Olympic Park – and mark #7 off her London Top 100 list.
A right old laugh at The Comedy Store in London
BRON IN THE DON | London is world renowned for its comedy scene, so when our resident adventurer went to tick #6 of her London Top 100 list, The Comedy Club, she got a barrelful of laughs and a whole lot more.
London's National Portrait Gallery
BRON IN THE DON | From a very relaxed and brotherly shot of Princes William and Harry to Becks catching some z's, our London adventurer headed down to the National Portrait Gallery to imbibe some culture and tick #8 of her London Top 100 list.
Peering at pigs and penguins at London Zoo
BRON IN THE DON | With the Olympic Games on the doorstop, our London adventurer has been racing around the city trying to tick off as many activities on her London Top 100 list as possible. This week's escapades brought her face to face with lions (and some very smelly hippos) as she ticked off #4 — the London Zoo.
Staying up late at London's Science Museum
BRON IN THE DON | The beauty of London is the myriad of amazing stuff this great city throws at us and when our London adventurer heard you could explore the local Science Museum via cocktails and discos, she raced on down to tick two off her list.


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I provide a platform for people to envision a fulfilling life and world and then go out and build it. I'm a performance Improvement coach and consultant and my clients are those who've already tasted success, are primarily service providers and see themselves as agents of transformation. I deliver workshops based on my book "How To Be CEO of Your Own Life: Discovering Who You Are and What You're Really Meant to Do". I also provide Presentation Skills coaching for B2B professionals.
What motivated you to join MGM?
I want to be part of something transformative: I am energized by the vision of MGM. We are the suffragettes of the 21st century!
What would surprise us to learn about you?
I'm also a singing performer. Last week I was in an ensemble Holiday Show written and directed by Ric Henry. Most Mondays you can find me at Ric Henry's Open Mike at Tango in PB singing ballads and showtunes.
How can we support you?
Attend my workshops ( I post them on FB, LinkedIn and my site – rebeccaeverett.com) and tell your network about what you experience! It' impossible to describe how much change and insight happens for attendees in marketing materials. Person-to-person advocacy of my vision and the work I do to help others build theirs is the best way to spread the power!
What do you most want people to know about you?
I am inspired by this quote: "When I dare to be powerful – to use my strength in the service of my vision – it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid." (Audre Lorde, poet and activist)
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If you're looking for some family fun before Thanksgiving dinner Thursday night, you may want to head out to the Phoenix Convention Center.
The Arizona International Auto Show is going on all weekend long.
Video: FOX 10's Kelly Hessedal has a look at what you can expect.
Arizona International Auto ShowNov. 22 - 25Phoenix Convention Center100 North Third Street Phoenix, AZ 85004 (602) 262-6225www.motortrendautoshows.com/phoenix
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I have not received the board yet, however when I went to order it the shipping was going to be $200. I called Dog Funk and talked to a representative and they worked with me to get shipping down to $30. They were very friendly and VERY helpful. I will write a review of the board when it arrives, but for now, I would buy from them again just based on their customer service!
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Kasey Kahne wants to clear up a misconception some fans might have: He didn't force Hendrick Motorsports to hire his longtime crew chief Kenny Francis.
Rather, he said, Hendrick wanted Francis to stay with Kahne after the driver suggested it.
Kahne and Francis have remained together from their time at Evernham/Gillett/Richard Petty Motorsports to Red Bull Racing to now at Hendrick, where they start anew in 2012.
But while Kahne is happy he and Francis have been able to stay a pair, it wasn't a package deal or something he required of Hendrick.
"I had a question earlier today: 'Was this something you demanded of Kenny Francis be your crew chief?' It really wasn't," Kahne said. "When I was talking to Mr. Hendrick – when we were getting the deal done – I told him, 'Man, Kenny is really good. He should be part of this place. It would be great if he was my crew chief.'
"And they're like, 'Yeah, we're going to look at it. We're going to figure it out.' And from there it was all them wanting Kenny Francis."
Kahne praised the organization for welcoming Francis so quickly and helping him fit in with the other crew chiefs.
"I think together, we should all be able to grow more than where we've been in the past, for sure," Kahne said.