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Nihongaku Radio Episode 18: Standing In Front of a Broken Mirror
Every once in a while your ears perceive a song so good you want to wear it out. It must be destroyed through multiple listens; your audio device permanently defaced with an indention where you've repeatedly skipped back to the top of the track. Boom Boom Satellite's "Broken Mirror" is such a track. Luckily, we've got it on this installment of Nihongaku Radio.
Mentioned in the podcast: Be sure and check out the music video for "Broken Mirror" available on the Boom Boom Satellites' Facebook page.
Want more Nihongaku Radio? Check out previous episodes right here on Nihongaku. You can also find the show on Ani.me, a great site for all your anime, manga and Japanese cultural needs. You can also subscribe to the podcast feed via iTunes.
Nihongaku Radio Episode 18
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Intro: "Ippai Ippai" – Crazy Ken Band (Buy It!)
"Have a Good Night" – Polysics (Buy It!)
"Kanashii Ame" – Floppy (Buy It!)
"Ring of Pop" – Nuxx (Buy It!)
Break: "Gym" – Takada Masafumi (Buy It!)
"New Comer" – Sekaiichi (Buy It!)
"Move On" – Shonen Knife (Buy It!)
"Kyo no Watashi wa Kiigen ga Ii" – Halcali (Buy It!)
Break: "Hotel" – Takada Masafumi (Buy It!)
"Sirius" – The Back Horn (Buy It!)
"Nikola to Tesula" – People In the Box (Buy It!)
"Wimpy" – PolyABC (Buy It!)
Break: "Shinobu Battle One" – Takada Masafumi (Buy It!)
"Upside Down" – Boom Boom Satellites (Buy It!)
"Broken Mirror" – Boom Boom Satellites (Buy It!)
"Stay" – Boom Boom Satellites(Buy It!)
Break: "Bike" – Takada Masafumi (Buy It!)
"Tobe! Grendaizer" – UFO Robo Grendaizer (Buy It!)
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CBS Atlanta is asking Tough Questions after a young girl died the Chattahoochee.
On Friday from CBS Atlanta's sky eye camera you could see rescue boats race to help 9-year-old Anna Van Horn.
Van Horn fell into the water afetr tubing with friends.
"It unfortunately was a fatality. She died at the hospital," said Capt. Jason Shivers, Forsyth County Fire Department.
CBS Atlanta learned almost two hours before crews were called to the rescue, the Buford Dam was opened and water was released for a few hours.
"Prior to a water release sirens activate, warning everyone to get off the river immediately," said Shivers.
The sirens sound from the dam to the Georgia Highway 20 Bridge for three-and-a-half minutes. After that, for a half hour the sirens sound 10 times.
Shivers said Van Horn was found a half mile out of this stretch.
The Tough Questions: Was Van Horn too far away to hear the siren? And did she have enough time to get out of the water?
"I don't know. It just depends on the time of year, the foliage coverage, the sound of traffic, the flow of water. You are talking about a 9-year-old-girl. Who's to say she would know what the sirens mean anyway," answered Shivers.
Van Horn was wearing her life jacket. It's still a mystery how she died.
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Canes Pulse and Heartbeat: What are the 5 biggest topics that Caniacs care about today?
1) Getting off to a good start in 2011-2012, unlike 2010-2011? Reason: The annual State Fair road trip.
2) Who is going to fill Erik Cole's shoes? Reason: Cole bolted for greener pastures in Montreal
3) Will Skinner have a better season or is he a rookie 1 season wonder? Reason: Calder trophy, All Star winner has set expectations high
4) Can the Canes move up past 9th place into the playoffs in 2012? Reason: too many seasons, the Canes miss the playoffs by 1 spot
5) Can Brindamour succeed behind the bench? Reason: the Canes dismal PP and Faceoff unit struggling all year. Could better performance in these 2 areas have lifted them into 8th place?


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• Random Links and Notes:
• The latest round of cuts came this morning for the Washington Nationals, as reported here at Federal Baseball by Dave Nichols from the Nats News Network with RHP Shairon Martis sent to Triple-A Syracuse, while INF Pete Orr and OF Chris Duncan went to Minor League Camp... • The Nats and New York Mets play a 1:05 pm EST game this afternoon...• According to MLB.com's Bill Ladson's latest blog post entitled, "Three things to look for on Monday", Jordan Zimmermann and Chien-Ming Wang will be throwing bullpen sessions at some point today. • Jason Marquis will make his third start of the Spring against New York this afternoon. • After Ian Desmond's 2 for 4, 2 error performance yesterday (and one of the error's was tough scoring), Jim Riggleman penciled Cristian Guzman in at short today against New York. The Mets' have right-hander Mike Pelfrey (who's allowed 15 hits, 8 R, 7 ER and just 1 walk in 3 Spring starts and 10.0 IP), starting opposite the Nats' Marquis this afternoon and after that, according to New York Times' writer David Waldstein's article entitled, "Wilpon (Not Mets) Leaves Seinfeld Laughing", the Nationals will see, "Mike Pelfrey, Bobby Parnell, Sean Green, Ryota Igarashi and [Jenrry] Mejia..." When the Nationals released Elijah Dukes last week it opened up a competition for the starting job in right that MLB.com's Bill Ladson speculated in a blog post entitled, "Harris to be Opening Day starter; Bernie in outfield mix", will be filled, at least on Opening Day, by Willie Harris, but according to Mr. Ladson the Nationals haven't ruled out other options:
"Don't rule out general manager Mike Rizzo trying to acquire a right fielder. Jermaine Dye is still a free agent. Don't look for the Nationals to break bank to acquire his services. If Dye is too expensive, look for the Washington to make a trade for an outfielder."
DC Starting Lineup: AFTER THE JUMP...
DC Starting Lineup:
- Cristian Guzman - SS
- Adam Kennedy - 2B
- Ryan Zimmerman - 3B (Word.)
- Adam Dunn - 1B
- Josh Willingham - LF
- Justin Maxwell - CF
- Mike Morse - RF
- Wil "Blocker" Nieves - C
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The Toy Organization Bible
Once the toys are sorted into suitable storage units, take a look at the room itself. Organization expert Donna Smallin says, "Think about the activities that take place in this room so you can set up activity centers. For instance, you might have an area for playing games and doing puzzles, which will require a table. You would then set up storage near the table where the activity takes place." Try and keep the zones simple and obvious, but don't fall into the trap of making an organized room a boring room.
Be creative in the zones you decide on for the children. For a reading corner, stacking books in a pile or on a bookshelf may look neat, but is not very enticing for children. Prop one or two books up with their covers on view or with their pages open, and change them regularly. Clear book holders for recipe books or the like are perfect for this type of display. An arts and crafts area can be made interesting by creating a notice board nearby. Children love to display their handiwork, and regular changes will retain their interest. Once a picture's "display time" is over, create a special box or file for each child to store her best pieces.
Once the toys and the room itself are organized, the key to maintaining order is consistency. Take your children on a "guided tour" through their playroom. Explain where everything belongs and why. If they have any suggestions, try to accommodate them—they're more likely to be willing to participate if they've played a part in the organizing. Then decide on a daily time for packing away toys. "One of the most valuable, real-life skills you can teach your children is that cleaning up is a part of playing, too," says Morgenstern. "Make it a daily household policy, and stick to it!"
If you find that despite regular cleanups and rigorous organizing, that force of nature still somehow slips into the room, don't despair. Toys inevitably become old, get broken, or the children simply outgrow them. One of the ways to avoid this is by rotating the toys. If you notice any that haven't been played with for some time, quietly remove them and store them in a cupboard out of sight. Producing them a couple of months later will refresh the children's attention and also lengthen the life of their toys. It'll also help to reduce the amount of toys that need to be picked up daily.
It's essential to get rid of broken or unused toys regularly. Allow the children to be part of the process if they are old enough, and consider choosing a time just before a birthday or Christmas when they know that at least some of the toys will soon be replaced.
Finally, accept the fact that the area designated for playing with toys inevitably spills out of the playroom and throughout the house! Try placing baskets or hampers in strategic points to act as temporary storage units for toys scattered about. Set aside a time every week or so to sort out the jumble and return all the toys to their proper places. Most importantly, don't forget to enlist the children's help. With a little effort (and a lot of persistence from you), they should be able to clean up after themselves someday.
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DALLAS - This week's "Uncut" commentary is about a troubling trend nationwide.
Tuesday, WFAA reporter David Schechter reported on a small piece of land located in the middle of the site for the new Dallas Convention Center Hotel area. The city wants it, but it's private property.
The county appraiser values it at $137,000. The city has offered twice that, claiming it can condemn the land and take it for public use like a street or green space.
Carolyn McClain is the owner and said she wants more than that. Right now, she leases her property as a parking lot and has an 83-year lease, over which time she should collect more than $3 million in rent.
The city calls that an inflated price, not the fair market value it's required to pay.
For some reason, private property doesn't seem to be quite as sacred to governments when the owners are just regular folks.
I'm sure you've heard of cases like this, people losing land or homes because somebody has come up with a new use for their property.
McClain's lawyer points out that the hotel isn't a public use. It's an economic development project - at least that's what the city said when they asked voters to support the $500 million it costs to build it, which could rule out any use of eminent domain.
It is nice to see the hotel going up, lots of jobs. But, McClain shouldn't have to lose a nickel because she had the foresight to hold onto a piece of land the city now wants..
They spent millions building a place for Tom Hicks and Mark Cuban's ball clubs to play, why not justly compensate her?
Politicians love to brag about economic development deals, McClain should too.
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A University full of Vampires, Hybrids, Wizards, Wolves and then some. Fighting against the Human race in order to survive.
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Welcome to Bladed Hearts, the Academy of Werewolves, Vampires, witches&wizards, fairies, Grimms's and even fallen Angels...there are also Demons. Which one will you be?
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In a land of Dieing Gods, Kings, Wizards, Sorcerers, Barbarians and Madmen. A single individual will unite the land and bring calm to the world's figurative storm
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Governors Summit on Job Creation and Economic Growth
State governors and business leaders spoke about different approaches for encouraging job creation and economic growth. They also… read more
State governors and business leaders spoke about different approaches for encouraging job creation and economic growth. They also focused on the general state of the U.S. economy and steps taken by the states to deal with budget deficits and high unemployment. Following their remarks they engaged in a roundtable discussion. close
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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- Branstad, Terry E. Governor Iowa
- Donohue, Thomas J. President and CEO U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Hickenlooper, John W. Governor Colorado
- Kotkin, Joel Presidential Fellow Chapman University->Urban Futures
- Markell, Jack A. Governor Delaware
- McDonnell, Robert "Bob" F. Governor Virginia
- Scott, Richard "Rick" L. Governor [R] Florida
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- Walker, Scott Governor Wisconsin
- Zimmerman, Delore Co-Founder Praxis Strategy Group
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Wilton Bringing Huge Fine For Dirty Yards
New fines for yard ordinance violations in Wilton.
One local city is grabbing the attention of homeowners who do not maintain their yard in a huge way.
In the past, residents in Wilton, Iowa who didn't comply with the city's lawn ordinance were hit with $100 fines.
City leaders hoped this would force more homeowners to mow their grass and keep trash out of the yard, but it didn't work. Now city leaders believe slapping first offenders with a $750 fine and repeat offenders with a $1,000 fine would force them to comply.
"We wanted to make it stiff enough where a person would take it on themselves to clean it up and keep it up," said Chris Ball, Wilton City Administrator. "Then we wouldn't have to worry about it."
Officials say neighbors were complaining that unkempt yards can deteriorate property value. They say once the ordinance is published in the paper, it will go into effect immediately.
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Globe's Carroll: Capitalism 'Certain' to Self-Destruct in this Century
Vietnam was at the root of his split with his father, as Carroll documented in God, My Father, and the War That Came Between Us. So Carroll naturally drags a Vietnam/Iraq analogy into his piece: "like Bush, Johnson was presiding over a lost war." Of course, if there was a lesson of Vietnam it's that we lost it because we lost the political will to win it.
But Carroll was just clearing his throat with his obligatory Vietnam riff. The heart of his column is a condemnation of capitalism. According to Carroll, since the days of King: "economic justice . . . if anything, is even further from fulfillment."
Really? In the America of 4.5% unemployment? Where colleges fight for the privilege of awarding scholarships to minority high school students with decent grades? Where the biggest food-related problem for our poor is not hunger but obesity?
Carroll goes so far as to predict the end of capitalism:
"If the 20th century seemed a time of capitalism's ascendancy, the new century seems an era of its certain self-destruction."Can I get another "really" on that? Capitalism certain to self-destruct? That same capitalism that is exploding in India and China, literally lifting billions out of poverty? What does Carroll posit as an alternative to capitalism? You guessed it: "socialism, compared with the possible anarchy, is benign."
But why the false choice between socialism and anarchy? Why not the real choice: between the grinding hopelessness of socialism and the freedom and opportunity of free markets?
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RSS-Feed for forum within basic authentication security
1 December 2009 at 1:11am
Is there some recipe how to implement a rss feed for a forum which is a subpage under a protected site (basic authentication).
This protected RSS is working with RSS-browsers (as Firefox, IE etc.), but users which use RSS-Readers have problems with the login, as they get no prompt
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Re: RSS-Feed for forum within basic authentication security
5 December 2009 at 2:22pm Last edited: 5 December 2009 2:25pm
Well, it sounds like you have the RSS feed 'protected' and requiring a log-in.
The problem is that the user will have to log-in and set a session with the site to get the authentication to look at the RSS. Obviously an RSS reader can't do that. So, really, you can't password protect it. What you could do is add a requirement for a random hash to be on the end of the RSS feed (http://example.com/protected/rss?hash=whatever) and then assign that hash to a user and then there is *some* sort of authentication there.
Otherwise you could look at implementing basic http authentication: http://user:firstname.lastname@example.com/protected/rss - http://php.net/manual/en/features.http-auth.php
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Re: RSS-Feed for forum within basic authentication security
30 May 2012 at 9:56am
Anyone ever solve this? I have a need to have internal only blogs and comments but would be good to be able to pull these to RSS feed readers using a hash/token per user setup.
What is the best way to overload the rss() method on the PageComment_Controller class in the CMS folder? Hopefully I don't have to hack the core.
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In the first of three NBA playoff games Friday night, the New York Knicks went into Boston for the first Celtics home game since the Boston Marathon bombings and defeated the C's, 90-76. The TD Garden was electric with energy — even the Knicks writers, who are used to games at Madison Square Garden, commented on the noise level — but it didn't faze the Knicks or give the Celtics a boost.
The game started with the Celtics winning the tip, but in the first possession, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett each missed easy layups, an omen of just how the game would go for the two remaining star players. Pierce shot 6-15 with five turnovers and Garnett shot 5-13, although he grabbed 17 rebounds. Turnovers would kill the Celtics as they committed 17 to the Knicks' 11.
The Knicks would pull away early, going into halftime leading 47-31, and the Celtics simply didn't have the offensive weaponry to come back in the game. Carmelo Anthony scored his lowest point total of the series with 26, but it didn't matter because Raymond Felton was the engine driving the Knicks' offense. His penetration, as it has all season, opened up three-point shooters and led to easy baskets for himself and others. Felton finished with 15 points and ten assists.
The Knicks take a 3-0 lead, and the teams will play again Sunday at 1 p.m. Although it has been done in hockey and baseball, no NBA team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit to win a series in the playoffs.
Spurs 120, Lakers 89
Speaking of 3-0 deficits, the San Antonio Spurs went into Los Angeles Friday night and, in a stunner, overmatched the Lakers and their starting backcourt of Andrew Goudelock and Darius Morris. Steve Nash and Steve Blake were both on the shelf with various injuries, and Jodie Meeks was also sidelined with a sprained ankle he sustained in Game 1.
Morris and Goudelock played admirably, combining for 44 points, but did nothing to contain the Spurs guards. In fact, as it was all season, the Lakers' defense as a whole was terrible. The Spurs shot 61.4 percent, had an offensive rating of 125.1(!) according to Basketball Reference, and had an eFG percentage of .641 as a team. That's some good offense.
Tim Duncan in particular had his way with the two healthy cogs on the Lakers, Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard, scoring 26 points in 31 minutes. Heck, even DeJuan Blair had a good game, with 13 points as he didn't miss a shot.
Pau Gasol had a good game statistically speaking, notching perhaps the least impressive playoff triple-double ever, with 11 points, 13 rebounds and ten assists. He wasn't helped by the wing players in this equation at all, as Metta World Peace shot 0-6, scored zero points, grabbed zero rebounds and had just one assist. Earl Clark shot 2-9 to add to the debacle.
The Lakers and Spurs will play again Sunday night, and unless both Steves come back, it appears the Spurs are set to (finally) put an end to the 2012-2013 Lakers.
Warriors 110, Nuggets 108
Well, this series has certainly turned around. After most pundits gave the Warriors little-to-no chance of beating the Nuggets after David Lee went down with a torn hip flexor, Stephen Curry has absolutely exploded to lead the Warriors to two-straight wins and control of the first-round series against the Nuggets.
Last night, Curry and Jarrett Jack were huge down the stretch, and they combined to score 52 points. Curry, playing on a bum ankle, wasn't his most efficient, but he nailed four three-pointers and dished out 11 assists. He couldn't stay in front of Ty Lawson, however, who took the Nuggets on his back, especially in the second half, and scored 35 points with ten assists.
The Warriors had to climb from a 13-point deficit, but with the Oracle Arena at its deafening best, the comeback was exhilarating to watch. The game was one of the most entertaining of the playoffs so far, bested only perhaps by Chris Paul's buzzer-beater in Clippers-Grizzlies Game 2. Andre Iguodala had a chance to win it with a half-court shot at the buzzer, but it smacked against the front of the rim, letting the entire Bay Area exhale as the Warriors earned a 2-1 series lead.
Sunday evening will be the biggest game of the series so far. Back at Oracle Arena, if the Nuggets can win and take home court advantage back to Denver, it could shift the series completely. If Stephen Curry's ankles can hold up and he delivers another mammoth performance, the Warriors will have a commanding 3-1 lead.
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• Z-Bo strikes back, and the Grizzlies stay alive
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Where It Stands
Family Court Judge Randall Hekman said, "It is easier to divorce my wife of 26 years than to fire someone I hired one week ago. The person I hire has more legal clout than my wife of 26 years. That's wrong."
If you look around, you will see daily evidence of the breakdown of the American family. Many believe this breakdown is due to no-fault divorce laws. They believe the value of marriage has lessened and because of this, spouses are no longer willing to invest as much energy into saving it.
On the other hand, you have evidence like the 97% of married couples in Louisiana choosing to begin their marriages knowing they may one day have to deal with no-fault laws. Evidence that points to the fact that the majority of the couples have no problem with the no-fault laws.


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Rooting an LG Optimus L9?
I've looked everywhere on the internet to root a L9 and be able to install a JB Rom in it, but so far nothing,
does anyone know where I could find one? or has it been all this time under my nose and I can use the same method used for a Optimus G?


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Check out megpickard's great MOO MiniCard mashup: fridge magnets. Awesome.
See more in the Flickr group
Sorry, can't find anything like this.
Hooray! An addition to fridge poetry! Unique visual juxtapositions!
Hey, glad you like the idea. Thanks for providing an inspiring product!
When can we order these directly from moo? (hint hint). I would certainly order lots of them!
this is a great idea also for firm merchandising and viral activities..
Are you planning some pack for firms / company?
are these fridge magnets ever going to become free (or any other promo offers for that matter)
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CATEGORIES Trailers and Clips, Movies, VideoKinky Kristen? Not so much.
In an exclusive clip from "Girl Most Likely," the latest comedy starring Kristen Wiig, the funnywoman has a hilariously awkward conversation with her mother, played by Annette Bening.
The film follows Imogene (Wiig), a playwright who fakes suicide to get the attention of her ex only to end up in an even worse position: living with her gambler mother Zelda (Bening). Bening is dating a seemingly pathological liar who goes by the name George Bush (Matt Dillion) and renting out Imogene's old bedroom to young charmer Lee (Darren Criss).
In this clip, Imogene confronts her mom about the noises coming from her room the night before. Let's just say Zelda is more adventurous in the bedroom, but Imogene just isn't feeling it.
Check out the clip above. "Girl Most Likely" spanks into theaters July 19.


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Accenture Federal Services LLC, Reston, Virginia, is being awarded a potential $43, 390,845 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to provide command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence systems engineering support to include command and intelligence systems analysis, concept definition, interface requirements, and system development and design for implementation, integration, interoperability, documentation, upgrades, and training. This is one of five multiple award contracts: all awardees will compete for task orders during the ordering period. Other awardees and potential amounts include: Science Applications International Corporation, McLean, Virginia, $40,189,743; Booz Allen Hamilton, San Diego, California, $35,596,517; FGM Incorporated, Reston, Virginia, $28,049,298; and Scientific Research Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia, $25,473,634. The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific, San Diego, California, is the contracting activity.
Accenture Federal Services, L.L.C., Reston, Virgina, is being awarded an approximate $7 million contract modification for the Defense Enterprise Accounting Management System, which provides a system designed to allow U.S. Transportation Command, Air Mobility Command, Defense Finance and Accounting Service, and the Air Force the ability to reduce and ultimately eliminate reliance of legacy stove-piped systems. Electronic Systems Center, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is the contracting activity.
Accenture Federal Services Limited Liability Company, Reston, Virginia, is being awarded a $17 million contract for research and development activities on advanced decision support services, information exchange, and system interoperability, while facilitating agile command and control via internet-based technology. The Electronic Systems Center, Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts, is the contracting activity.


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For the filmmakers that have become accustomed to creating and editing footage and music digitally, it might be a welcomed change to do your work utilizing knobs, sliders, and buttons instead of a mouse and keyboard in order to get the pinpoint accuracy you're looking for. However, if the thought of abandoning the systems you're used to scares you, no worries. Canada-based engineers Calvin Chu and Ashish Bidadi have designed Palette, freeform modular controllers that allow users to build and design their very own hardware interface and designate their software functions according to their workflow needs. More »
Benchmark Battle: USB 3.0 vs. Thunderbolt (Results May Surprise)
Both USB 3 and Thunderbolt leave the transfer rates of yesteryear in the dust, with doubled speed in the works for USB 3.0 for a current-Thunderbolt equivalent 10Gb/s and doubled speed coming for 20Gb/s Thunderbolt rates. But in the meantime, the question stands: how does USB 3.0 compare in actual performance to Thunderbolt, and should you be in a rush to upgrade? Thanks to the guys over at Macworld, we now have some practical benchmark tests pitting the protocols against each other. Click below to see how USB 3 measured up. More »
Adobe Getting Into Hardware, Introduces a Cloud-Connected Pen Stylus and Ruler for Mobile Devices
Adobe had quite a bit to talk about at their conference yesterday. Besides announcing that they were ending Creative Suite and making it a Creative Cloud-only option, they also talked about a few hardware projects they've been working on: Mighty, a new cloud-connected pen stylus, and Napoleon, a ruler — both made specifically for mobile devices. While the hardware itself may not be all that innovative, the way it interacts with the devices takes mobile creations to a whole different level. Check out the introduction video below from Michael Gough, Adobe's VP of Product Experience: More »
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Re HOBBY LOBBY
This is a false debate. If I pay my employee and she then buys groceries, I am not buying her groceries for her. I don't get to go through her groceries and decide whether or not I approve of what she's buying. I am paying the salary that she has earned. The same applies to benefits. Healthcare is part of a wage package.
What's on display, is the arrogance of the employer who believes the the worker's money is really his own: ie 'she can get an IUD, but I'm not paying for it.'


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COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Sunday called snap local elections seen as a gauge of President Mahinda Rajapakse's popularity ahead of national polls expected to be held later this year, officials said.
The southern and western provincial councils, the highest level of local government, have been dissolved, clearing the way for local elections almost a year before they were due, officials said. "The election dates will be announced by the elections commissioner, but they are likely to be towards the end of March," an official of Rajapakse's office said, asking not to be named.
"This will be a crucial test for the president," the official added.
Rajapakse is expected to win the polls that will take place in the ethnic Sinhalese-majority heartland where he enjoys strong support for crushing Tamil rebels and ending Sri Lanka's decades-long war in 2009.
But Rajapakse, who has maintained an iron grip on power since 2009, is hoping for a landslide victory, giving him enough momentum to call national elections, according to experts and local media.
Domestic media have speculated that Rajapakse, who is in the fourth year of a six-year term, may call a snap presidential poll later in 2014 if voter support is still high and to capitalise on a splintered opposition.
The two local polls also come as the UN Human Rights Council is set to examine in March allegations that up to 40,000 Tamil civilians were killed - mainly by the security forces - in the final months of the separatist war.
International criticism over alleged war crimes has boosted Rajapakse's image at home, where many Sinhalese consider him a patriot for ending the conflict that killed over 100,000 people.
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By Greg Klein STAFF WRITER
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---- — It has been only eight months since they lost their son to a suicide, but the Heckmann family has been healing.
"You don't get over it," said Lisa Heckmann.
"No, you never do," Lisa's husband, Dirk Heckmann, said.
"You learn to live with it," they both say, nearly simultaneously.
Colin, a 17-year-old junior at Richfield Springs, took his own life on New Year's Eve 2012. Colin was popular, played sports, had a lot of friends of different ages.
"I'm not sure if the signs were there with him," Dirk said. "That's the thing. But if we can help someone where the signs are there, then that is doing something important."
Suicide — It is the word, most people will not say to them. The word they feel the schools went quiet toward them after hearing. The word that causes a discussion in newspaper offices about how and how often to use the word. Although it is uncomfortable to talk about, it is worse not talking about it, the Heckmanns say, and they have learned to say it.
"It is something you can see they don't want to talk about," Dirk said. "But everything we have gone through in counseling is that you should talk about it."
They are doing something about it too, promoting a charity and pushing for a speaker to visit the area. Both the speaker and the charity have touched them, giving a purpose and bond to a long difficult year of grieving.
The Heckmann house in Exeter has become a refuge for Colin's friends and neighborhood kids. Far from shy about the subject, his parents have grown used to ministering to the grief from others who loved Colin.
"It's bittersweet, for sure," Lisa said. "It is my pain to hear it, but I know I am doing something to help them. If we can help others, that makes a difference for us."
Colin's Smile is their walk team's name. They are raising money for the Out of Darkness Community Walk on Sept. 7 in Utica/Rome. They will also hold a Chinese auction and bake sale from noon to 6 p.m. on Aug. 24 at the Richfield Springs Community Center. Proceeds from both events will go to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
The Heckmanns have two other children, Monique and Derek, who both graduated from RSCS in 2008. Monique, 22, has been organizing the fundraiser. They tout a speaker who's words have helped them named Jeff Yaldon. Yaldon has posted a tribute video on YouTube called "We Miss U Colin Richfield Springs."
In the comment section on YouTube, Yaldon said he appreciated the family's willingness to help others.
"I am saddened but comforted in knowing that although Colin's family is strong and going through the grieving process, they want to give back. I'm glad I was able to share some words of inspiration," he said.
The family would love to have Yaldon speak in the community. Although they have some hard feelings toward the school for getting quiet on them, and for a difficult sports banquet, they have high praise for the community support they have received. Although Dirk is from Germany and Lisa is from Michigan, they have lived in the area since the 1990's and Dirk has worked in Cooperstown most of that time, originally with the Busch family.
"Both Cooperstown and our community have been great to us," he said.
With school starting, it is hard for many not to think about what would have been Colin's senior year and the Richfield Springs class of 2014 which will miss his presence at graduation. The anniversary will be here soon, and that will bring its own grief and memories. The Heckmanns say they want to raise $1,000 for each charity event, and that they are nearing their goals already.
"The community has been wonderful, friends, family, everybody," Lisa said. "We have almost reached our goals."


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Dolphin Tale sounds like something that should be served with drawn butter and a parsley sprig. Instead, it's an uplifting family movie about a dolphin named Winter, who loses her tail in a crab trap. So why not call it Winter's Tale? Beats me. (Remember what kind of trap so you can answer the trivia quiz in the ads before the movie.) Reviewing this was supposed to even the score for making Justin Souther review Soul Surfer. Problem is Dolphin Tale isn't that bad. I'm not saying it's good, and I'm for sure never going to see it again, but I didn't actually mind sitting through it once. I can easily imagine that families with young children will have a better time with it—and unlike many family films (The Smurfs, for instance), I don't fear this will burn holes in viewers' brains.
Now—having gotten the niceness out of the way—I will also note that Dolphin Tale is a good 30 minutes longer than it needs to be. It takes over an hour to get to the part of the story with Dr. Cameron McCarthy (Morgan Freeman) and the prosthetic tail—by which time Morgan Freeman has never been so welcome. The rest of the cast isn't bad. There's nothing wrong with Harry Connick Jr., Ashley Judd, Kris Kristofferson, or the kids Nathan Gamble and Cozi Zuehlsdorff. There's also nothing very compelling about them—at least in this movie. Freeman, on the other hand, brings a charisma and star-quality boost to the proceedings that were notably lacking in the first hour.
The film has several instances of pointless padding—like a tedious and unfunny bit involving a radio-controlled toy helicopter—that exist for no reason other than to find something for the film's wholly arbitrary 3D to do. There are a few other 3D fripperies—a rather obvious one involving design plans for the prosthetic tail—none of which actually add anything to the film. If ever a film didn't cry out for 3D, Dolphin Tale is that film.
Otherwise, the movie manages to hit every mildly comedic and heartstring-tugging bit in the boy-and-his-animal movie playbook. We have the withdrawn lad—upset over his father's desertion and his cousin's (Austin Stowell, TV's The Secret Life of the American Teenager) stint in the army (followed by a bit about the bitter, damaged veteran who avoids his family)—who gets a new interest in life through the dolphin. We have the about-to-go-broke marine animal hospital that's threatened with being bought out by a presumably evil land developer. We get a bonus older wise man in Kris Kristofferson (not that Morgan Freeman ever needed any help in the wisdom department). We get how the disabled dolphin becomes an inspiration for disabled people everywhere. There's even a comic relief pelican tossed in for good measure. A quirky pelican is worth a lot of laughs, I guess.
Some of this is at least fact-based, but it's all been obviously Hollywooded up. But the fact is that it mostly works—while it's onscreen—even if you know you're being shamelessly manipulated the whole time. Whether it will stick with you is another matter altogether, as will the question of whether or not you'll slightly resent having been effectively played by such obvious means. Personally, little is sticking with me apart from Freeman's handling of dialogue that he makes sound cleverer than it is. But I'm less resentful than I am amused by how effective even the most obvious of cliches can be. But that's how they became cliches in the first place. Rated PG for some mild thematic elements.


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In this photo, Wagner and Paul do side-by-side stag jumps. The photo was taken about twenty minutes after they won their Olympic gold medal at one of the outdoor practice rinks that was next to the Olympic arena.
"This is my favorite photo," says Barbara Wagner. "I remember the feeling of just finding out I was an Olympic champion!"


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Is this one of the more interesting games this weekend?
How bad do you think Ty Willingham wants to win this weekend? A chance to show up Notre Dame after they fired him last year? For the Irish, its a chance to prove that coach Weis was the right coach for the Irish.


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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Gary Patterson remembers the crazy looks he was getting in 2004 when talking about TCU playing BCS games.
The coach hasn't lost confidence in his program, even with the Horned Frogs off to their worst start since 1999 with a 3-4 record.
Patterson says teams go through cycles and that he has no doubt where the Frogs are headed in the Big 12.
TCU has only 10 scholarship seniors this season. Quarterback Casey Pachall has been out since breaking his non-throwing arm in the second game, and defensive end Devonte Fields has been a non-factor because of a suspension and a foot injury.
The Frogs are home Saturday night to host Texas for the first time since 1994.
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Some very talented U.S. military
high-flyers bring home the gold. The
Army's Golden Knights 8-Way Formation-Flying Team won first place last month at
the 2012 World Parachuting Championships held in Dubai, United Arab
Emirates. The Army sky-diving team
edged-out France to take the gold medal.
Exiting an aircraft two-miles above the earth, the 8-team- members must
execute as many formations as possible within 50-seconds, free-falling at over 100 miles per hour!
While the men's unit has a
distinguished 53-year history, the Lady Knights 4-Way Formation Team, was established
just two-years ago, and came on strong to win the Silver Medal in their class,
a tremendous showing for such a young team.
Both Golden Knight squads are the Defense Department's only formal parachute demonstration teams. In all, the men and lady Knights brought home a total of 14 medals from this world championship event, more than any other country. Just one more reason to be extremely proud of the historic achievements made by our Army, our military, and our nation.
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It looks like the beating that Romo took yesterday left him with a broken finger. He should miss about 4 games. Brad Johnson will take over at QB. Owens can't be thrilled and Phillips may be gone.
I never cheer for a player to go down but it's nice to see Dallas having problems. It's going to be a good week down here in Texas. We stomp Baltimore and Dallas loses. I'm already enjoying rubbing it in to the co-workers.


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Funko's 6th SDCC Preview – Marvel, Hello Kitty
Funko's provided their 6th SDCC exclusives preview, and with the show kicking off tomorrow – there's not much hidden after this set. Up first are Marvel Pop! reveals. We have Iron Man Unmasked (which we new about) and James Rhodes (War Machine) unmasked (which we guessed). There's also a batch of Marvel Pop! in a metallic deco. These include Ghost Rider (which we knew), Deadpool (which we knew) and a Red Hulk. Rounding out the Marvel previews is a metallic Iron Patriot Wacky Wobbler.
The final set of releases are flocked Hello Kitty Pop! – available in 5 colors; green, purple, orange, aqua and pink. The pink is only available at the Sanrio Booth #4537.
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My favorite fantasy involves coming home to find you in bed with another woman. But you're not cheating on me, it's a surprise that you planned just for me, something you know I'll absolutely love.
When I walk in the door and see you in bed with her, I feel my pussy start to drip. Every time we share our bed with another woman, we have such a good time, and I can tell that our newest playmate is going to help make this time as memorable as all the others.
Without even asking you what her name is, I signal for you to continue what you were doing before I got there as I strip off my clothes. Part of the fun is watching you with someone new before I finally join in, and you and this woman seem to have a lot of chemistry, which I know will make watching you even more exciting than usual.
You and the woman start playing again, rolling around on the bed as your hands explore each other's body, and I lean back against the wall for a moment to watch you. But I don't want to just watch, so after a minute or two of observing you both in action, I decide it's time to join in the fun.
I clamber onto the bed and interrupt your play, but a second later, I've joined the action. Now the three of us are all hands and lips and intertwined legs as we strain to touch and kiss every inch of available skin, which, with three people, is a lot of work. But none of us seem to mind all the effort that goes into our play.
We continue rolling around on the mattress for a while until we end up all wrapped together, with you in the middle of us girls. We take turns teasing you, then, one of us kisses you all over while the other strokes your cock or kneads your butt cheeks. You're hard already you have been since you and her got into bed earlier but all the extra attention to your dick makes you perk up even more.
Soon my hands wander to your cock, hers go to your ass and we lean in over your body to kiss each other instead of you. Her tongue darts in between my lips and I open wider to accept it. Her kiss is demanding but soft, a perfect combination, and I find myself getting lost in her. You don't seem to mind, though, and your cock grows even more as you watch us.
As we move around you, trying to get closer to each other, you roll on your side and start stroking us, one hand on each of our bodies. I feel one hand on my thigh while your other hand brushes against me as you try to fondle one of her soft tits. You obviously succeed and she moans into our kiss, the vibrations teasing me, making me want more. You're pressed up against my back, your stiff cock nudging against my butt, and I quickly roll over to be closer to you. Now she's pressed against my back and her hands are roaming wildly over my body while your cock presses between my thighs.
I grab you and aim you at my slit, drawing you inside me. You push further inside and start fucking me slowly while she moves her hand down my body to play with my pussy and toggle my clit. It's a strange feeling, having so much happening to me at once. She's kissing my neck as you fuck me, and I have hands all over my body, sending gloriously wild sensations from my the top of my head to very tips of my toes.
The three of us are a writhing mass now, and I feel myself getting closer to orgasm as the two of you tease me. I start wondering if either of you are ready to go over, too, but before I can get too far in my thoughts, I'm distracted by the action. I feel myself falling, and I call out as I explode. I see fireworks in front of my eyes and feel my body quiver and shake as I finally get my release.
I've been waiting for this moment, and now that it's come, I'm sad that it's over. I only hope you'll read this and make my fantasy come true!
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Letters sent to the President and a U.S. Senator tested positive for ricin, a potentially fatal poison.
The technology used to screen the letters was put into use first in Lima shortly after the 9/11 attacks.
A White House mail screening facility is proving its worth as poison letters sent to members of Congress and President Barack Obama were intercepted before reaching their intended target. Lima was in the forefront of technology to screen for poisons like anthrax and ricin in 2001.
Allen County EMA Director and Director of Homeland Security in Allen County Russ Decker says this latest incident brings back memories.
Decker says at the time, there were only three facilities in the entire country that could check the mail for potential poisons.
Decker says the Lima facility, located on 4th street, handled 180 truckloads of mail for a six month period.


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SEST Series News: Final race #10 for 2013 Friday Sept 20th at the fabulous Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamson, SC.
SEST Series News: The final race/#10 for 2013 will occur on Friday Sept 20th at the fabulous Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamson, SC. The Southeast Super Trucks Series will crown the 2013 season Champion, but who?
Bad Cat Kenneth Headen and Team #33 of Brookshire Motorsports could finish 9th or better to capture the championship according to the SEST Admin. However, the Bad Dog Kevin Leicht will come off the porch biting his way to the front. He could win the race and headen finish 11th or futher back in the field and Leicht might get the championship. If Headen finishes 10th and Leicht wins, it just may be a tie in points, Headen having four wins and Leicht two wins for 2013 would mean a tie in points, and Headen would win the championship with most wins. It is going to be a madhouse!
3rd place in the points is held by Ed Surrett with 225, 4th place by Mart Nesbitt with 228, and 5th by Tim Lollis with 227. These teams have been consistent all year and anyone of them can finish 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Now this is going to be interesting to say the least.
Speaking of another battle. The SEST Series Rookie of the year is going to come down to the wire with three teams also. Scottie Thomas (6th) with 190 points, Greg Bohanon Jr. (7th) with 189 points, and a past SC dirt track champion star Terry Ray Seay (8th) with 188 points. These three have raced their hearts out for this Rookie of the year points battle.
These eight teams will be in the spotlight at Anderson Motor Speedway and the fans will be lined up on the 20th to catch this exciting final finally. As some has heard and some witnessed the Newport Speedway event that got so crazy that after Gary Blackwell waved the checkered flag it was all over but the crying except for the #27 team of Caldwell Racing and driver Lee Tissot. Tissot and driver Jeff Myers of the #2 truck raced like scalded dogs neck and neck right down to the finish. The other teams fought like true warriors. However, as they say it is just Newport and many teams loaded up what was left of their machines and went back to the shop mad, confused, frustrated, and with that itch to head to Anderson to getter done and show they can and will have a great finishing season.
I will add that with all the excitement and nervous tension that will be felt when the teams unload on Friday Sept 20th at AMS by the end of the night all will deserve to feel like true champions in this series. Why? Because all of the SEST Series folks are, a close-knit racing family and all enjoy the sport of racing. However, racing families can have feuds and this race event may bring out the best fight in all the teams.
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U.S. Rep. Grace Meng, D-Flushing, met President Barack Obama last week during a Democratic issues conference in Virginia.
It was part of a big week for the new legislator, who also grabbed a plum spot as the top Democrat on the Subcommittee on Contracting and Workforce, a part of the House Small Business Committee.
Meng also stood with Queens legislator Gregory Meeks of southeast Queens during the president's entrance for the recent State of the Union Address.


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Two international mixed martial arts (MMA) veterans with kickboxing backgrounds are set to go toe-to-toe at UFC 144 on Feb. 25, 2012, from the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.
Super Samoan Mark Hunt, a Pride FC mainstay from back in the day, will be tasked with trading leather with formidable French force, Cheick Kongo, in a heavyweight scrap set for the promotion's return to the "Land of the Rising Sun" early next year.
After surviving a six-fight losing skid, Hunt has momentarily turned things around and recorded back-to-back wins for the first time since 2004. He laid out Chris Tuchscherer at UFC 127 and then battered Ben Rothwell at UFC 135 to earn a unanimous decision.
The New Zealander -- who made a name for himself with wins over Wanderlei Silva and Mirko Filipovic while they were in the prime of their illustrious careers -- has one loss inside the Octagon since coming aboard in Sept. 2010, tapping to a Sean McCorkle armbar at UFC 119.
Submissions have clearly been Hunt's Achilles heel throughout his MMA career, but the good news is Kongo is no Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt.
On the contrary, similar to Hunt, Kongo is a striker first. In fact, he, too, cut his teeth in kickboxing prior to making the transition to MMA. And while he is no K-1 World Grand Prix champion like Hunt (2001), he certainly has the skills and power to do some heavy damage.
Paul Buentello and Pat Barry know all about that, getting finished by Kongo in recent bouts because of strikes. So much so that Kongo's most recent opponent, Matt Mitrione, appeared to want no part of the Parisian's power, implementing a rather "safe" gameplan at UFC 137 that ultimately played right into the hands of Kongo in the form of a unanimous decision.
There should be no real secrets or surprise strategies heading into this heavyweight duel. Sure, Kongo might shoot for a takedown or two, but both these men prefer to stand and bang. And that's what they'll likely do for 15 minutes or until someone falls over first.
UFC 144 will be headlined by a 155-pound title fight featuring Ben Henderson, fresh off his unanimous decision win over Clay Guida, taking on reigning lightweight champion Frankie Edgar. In addition, Jake Shields returns to action against Yoshihiro Akiyama, while Anthony Pettis and Joe Lauzon collide in what promises to be an exciting lightweight attraction.
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This page is a guide to Rhone Valley Wine Grapes used in the production of red and white wines from the Rhone Valley. Like every wine region, the wines of the Rhone Valley obtain their special qualities and unique flavor profile from their terroir, climate, choices made by the wine maker and of course, the Rhone Valley wine grapes planted in the vineyards. All great wine is made in the vineyard and that starts with the grapes.
By clicking on any of the following links, you can read more detail on what each specific Rhone Valley wine grape varietal provides in the process of winemaking in the Rhone Valle as well as tips on wine and food pairings for each Rhone Valley wine grape varietal.
Rhone Valley Grape Varieties for Red Wine
- Syrah
- Grenache
- Mourvedre
- Cinsault
- Counoise
- Muscardin
- Vaccarese
- Picpoul Noir
- Terret Noir
- Roussanne
- Marsanne
- Viognier
- Bourboulenc
- Clairette
- Grenache Blanc
- Picpoul Blanc
- Picardan
Rhone Valley Grape Varieties for White Wine
The Rhone Valley is a huge, diverse, viticultural area. The range of wines produced is as large as the appellation. Aside from a myriad of wine styles, the region produces a wide array of wines in all price ranges.
In the Northern Rhone, there are seven major appellations, Cote Rotie, Hermitage, Condrieu, Hermitage, Cornas, Crozes hermitage, St. Joseph and St. Peray. And of course Chateau Grillet, the only appellation which consists of just one producer! In the south, Chateauneuf du Pape, Gigondas, Vacqueyras, Tavel, Lirac, and Cotes du Rhone are the important regions.
For the wines produced in the Northern Rhone, only one red grape is allowable by law, Syrah. In the south, it is much more complicated. A total of 13 grape varieties are allowed by AOC laws, Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, Picpoul, Terret Noir, Counoise, Muscardin, Vaccarese, Picardan, Cinsault, Clairette, Bourboulenc and red Grenache Picpoul.
For the white wines, Roussane, Marsanne and Viognier are the key grapes in the Rhone Valley.
The respective terroir of the north and south are quite different. In the southern Rhone, you find a combination of rocks, stone, sand, limestone and clay terroir that would be inhospitable for most living things, But it's perfect for the grapes grown in the appellation. The soils are not the only thing shaping the character of the wines. Chateauneuf du Pape is generally speaking, a hot, dry region. The mistrals, (the name for strong winds) that blow from north to south. These winds help keep the fruit clean, removes excess water and repulse insects and disease.
In the Northern Rhone Valley, the best terroirs are steep, craggy hillsides filled with a variety of stone infested soils. Limestone, quartz, boulders of all shapes and sizes, minerals, clay, gravel, iron and sand infest the soils and shape the character of the grapes used to make the wines.
Each grape adds a different character to the wine. Those characteristics are shaped by the main components provided by the fruit, tannin, acidity and alcohol. It is the balance of those three elements that produce a great wine. Grapes are incredibly complex fruits offering a myriad of flavors, aromas and character which offer Rhone wine their personality, beginning with the ability to age, evolve and improve in the bottle. Much of that starts with tannin.
Tannins found in wine come from the seeds, stems and skins from the grapes, as well as from aging in oak barrels. Tannins give a wine structure. They act as a preservative. When ripe, they help shape and define a wine and its textures along with enjoyable sensations. When unripe, they offer an experience similar to sucking on a lemon. They can dry your mouth and, or offer a rustic feeling to the wine. Tannins are more important to red wines than white. The level of the tannins versus the fruit, as well as the ripeness and style of the tannins help shape a wines personality. Northern Rhones can often be more tannic than the wines of south, requiring more aging. They can also live and evolve for decades longer in many cases.
Acidity is a key component in a wine. Acidity allows the wine to feel fresh and uplifting instead of flabby. Flabby wines do not feel good. They can be too sweet, with sensations similar to syrup. Too much acidity is not healthy for a wine either. The wine will taste and feel too bright and sharp. Of course much of this is in the eye of the beholder, as some wines offer higher acidic profiles than others. Wines grown in warmer climates are naturally lower in acidity than fruit planted in cooler climates. Southern Rhone wines often experience higher temperatures during the growing season than the wines of the Northern Rhone Valley.
Alcohol is the final part of the component trio. Alcohol is the product of fermentation. This natural process takes place when the sugars found in the fruit are converted to alcohol. The level of sugar found in the berries is the main factor in determining the level of alcohol a particular wine will have. Grapes grown in warmer weather will naturally produce wines higher in alcohol. Some grape varieties will also ripen with higher sugar levels. For example, Grenache will always ripen with higher sugar levels than Syrah.


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Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display (15-inch)
Reviewed by Mini4 (Currently owns)
The computer's great, blaa blaa blaa. Instead of listing the obvious, I'll list the surprises I wasn't expecting with this computer.
The Badies
- The new Mag Safe design is like the older one, and isn't better for it. Yes it's thinner, but with it's flat shape it unplugs itself as soon as you lay the computer on an uneven surface like a bed.
- Dead pixels. Three of them.
- No one cares. Yeah, this may sound a bit pompous, but I was hoping someone would comment on my cool computer. Nope, not one word, or even a second glance. :(
The Goodies
- All the power. I'll have Windows running along side Dark Souls, Skype, and plenty of tabs in Chrome and hardly notice any sluggishness.
- Remember those dead pixels? Apple replaced the screen for free. :)
- It's a very solid gaming laptop. It out performs my Apple hater friends' computers, and that makes me feel happy.
- Connection with my phone. I use iA Writer, Wunderlist, Hero Academy, and Messages on my iPhone and my Mac. They sync oddly well.
The Breakdown
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- Keyboard 8
- Touchpad 10
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What do you think about coming out to the Stadium Pub in Walnut Creek this Saturday for the USC game? Should you choose not to drive, it's close to Walnut Creek Bart. Oh, and I may even buy you a beer if you show up.
Now for the sad face: there will be a "marquee" UFC match that night. The Stadium Pub charges a $5 cover, regardless of whether or not you watch the fights. Truth be told, this is not my favorite, but it's still a great place to gather and watch our beloved Ducks. I'd also be up for the Rogue Ales Public House in North Beach/Telegraph Hill over the R-Bar, just to try something new.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – Why is there a higher percentage of African American up for adoption in the greater Lubbock areas as compared to White and Hispanic children?
Officials with Children's Protective Services are asking the question and what to do about it in a public hearing Thursday evening in Lubbock. The meeting is 6:30 PM at the CPS office at 1103 MLK Blvd.
A spokesman for the Department of Family and Protective Services, which is the parent agency of CPS, says African Americans make up 9.9% of the total Lubbock County population (as of 2009). However, 33.6% of all child removals in Lubbock County involved African American families, and 30.9% of all children waiting to be adopted in Lubbock County are African American.Copyright 2010 KCBD. All rights reserved.
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In Poplar Bluff, Missouri on Friday more than 800 students at the city's junior high gathered to hear an Oklahoma man's message about bullying.
Kirk Smalley's son, Ty, took his own life back in 2010 after being bullied at school for more than two years.
Since then, Smalley has traveled the country with his organization "Stand for the Silent," to encourage everyone to stand up in the battle against bullying.
"Our main goal is to teach every child that they belong, that they are somebody, and that they have a right to be here, and they have a right to be who they are and that we love the somebody that they are just the way they are," Kirk Smalley said.
Smalley's story was featured in the documentary film "Bully." You can hear more of his story and how Poplar Bluff schools are being proactive in the fight against bullying Saturday morning on The Breakfast Show.
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I hope this is the right section do post this. Anyways, does anybody have any good recommendations for baseball books? It can be fiction, non-fcition. One of my off-season rituals is to read some baseball books to keep me in the mood for Spring. It also keeps me busy when it gets dark out at 5 p.m. So far I've read Moneyball, a book I think called "The Last Great League" which was about Cape Cod summer league ball. I've recently just purchase a book by a New England sports writer about his son's senior year in baseball. I just started it. In about a couple of weeks I'm sure I'll be looking for another one. I've looked at picking up "Physics of Baseball" but didn't know if it would be a fun read or not.
Please, through out some suggestions. I do have a small request though...unless it is really good, I'd rather not read anything specific about a Yankees team or one of their magical seasons. Thanks all!


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PORT CLINTON, Ohio (AP) - Ohio wildlife officials say Lake Erie's walleye and perch hatches were below average last year, but that shouldn't impact fishing this year.
The News-Herald of Port Clinton reports that tests run last August in the lake helped the Division of Wildlife figure out that the hatches were below average.
Fish biologist Jeff Tyson says it takes two years for walleye and perch to grow into the fishery, so anglers won't start catching and keeping those new fish until 2014.
Strong walleye and perch hatches from earlier years should help make up for the down year.
Wildlife officials say they are continuing to study what creates a good hatch, and that there's not one single factor.
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New York Film Academy student Paquita Hughes was recently featured on NPR as part of a series on veterans in Hollywood. She served for 8 years as an air traffic controller in the Navy. After finishing, she decided to pursue her dream of making films.
Paquita is one of hundreds of veterans who choose to study at New York Film Academy. She completed a One-Year Filmmaking program in 2012, and is currently enrolled in a One-Year Photography program at the school's Los Angeles campus. See Paquita share her story in the video below.


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Eagles Wide Receiver DeSean Jackson and Raiders Safety Tyvon Branch Receive Franchise Tags
Raiders have informed S Tyvon Branch he will be franchised. #insideslant— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) March 1, 2012
According to Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network, two players that were possible fits for the Bengals have been franchise tagged and are, for most intents and purposes, off of the market. This leaves Raiders running back Michael Bush unprotected and the Eagles' Jackson without a long-term contract for the second straight season.