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Ever since Ethan started graduate school in the fall of 2001, we have been dreading this semester with more energy than you could squeeze out of a thousand PowerBars and a six pack of Red Bull. Spring 2004 was labeled the semester of doom, the semester we would batten down the hatches and hoist the rigging and learn to get comfortable living on the poop deck with nary a pi
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For all of you who enjoy Leah's writing, I apologize for this interlude, but I felt I should make an appearance at least once every few months to verify that there is a boy in agirlandaboy.com. Anyway, as I only speak two languages–history and politics (and sometimes love)–I thought I would put a political query up. Since politics may get more responses than a comment about Reconstruction in the South or the decline of indentured servants in colonial America, I'll stick to the realm of character bashing and ego building.
Democrats are currently on the road to nominating John Kerry for President. Although there are a number of key issues at stake such as the war, the economy, and prescription drugs, it seems that most Democrats are obsessed with the electability of the candidates. Howard Dean was declared unelectable because he could yee-haw but couldn't wear a cowboy hat. Dick Gephart and Joe Lieberman were too pro-war. John Kerry, however, seems to really strike a chord with America, even though he comes from the same elite stock as George Bush and probably benefitted from Bush's tax cuts. So, my main query is why is Kerry so electable? After much rumination, I think I've figured it out. He's Abe Lincoln's doppelganger (I'm obviously using a liberal interpretation of this word). He's tall, his narrow face looks like its sliding off his skull, he seems radical, but isn't, and he has to unite a country that is horribly divided. Oh, and he's also faced with trying to win a national election without winning the South. His most viable oponent, however, suffers from, I guess, being southern, or maybe being too short, or sporting a much-too-youthful look at age 50. After all, he seems virutally identical to Kerry on the issues. The lesson is, then, that history does matter because Kerry would have no chance of defeating the eloquent Edwards if we all didn't recognize him in some way as somebody who looks like a President. I only hope that if Kerry is Lincoln, then Bush is Stephen A. Douglas.


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RALEIGH, N.C. – One of the most lopsided beatings in the regional round of the NCAA women's tournament has Notre Dame halfway to the national championship that slipped away last year.
Natalie Novosel scored 16 points and Notre Dame advanced to the Raleigh Regional final by routing St. Bonaventure 79-35 on Sunday in the semifinals.
Kalia Turner scored 14 points and Kayla McBride added 10 for the top-seeded Irish (33-3).
They shot 52.5 percent, never trailed and led by 45 before matching a 22-year-old record for scoring margin at the regional stage while cruising into the regional finals for the second straight year.
Notre Dame will play second-seeded Maryland (31-4) on Tuesday night with a spot in the Final Four on the line.
CeCe Dixon had 13 points and Doris Ortega added 11 for the fifth-seeded Bonnies (31-4).
They shot a season-low 19 percent, gave up a season-high point total and finished with a season-worst 21 turnovers. Leading scorer Jessica Jenkins was scoreless – she entered averaging 14 points – and missed all six of her shots.
The best season in school history – not to mention their first NCAA tournament berth – ended abruptly after they couldn't recover from a disastrous start in which they went scoreless for more than 10 minutes.
The Irish have won all three games in this tournament by double figures. This one equaled the 91-47 beating Louisiana Tech gave Purdue in the 1990 Midwest semifinals, and it was another convincing step toward the national championship that slipped away a year ago.
Calling it unfinished business, they've drawn motivation from their loss in the 2011 title game to Texas A&M. They would've earned another shot at the Aggies in the regional final, had the Terrapins not rallied to beat them 81-74 in the first semifinal.
Notre Dame made it to a regional final for the fourth time – they've advanced to the Final Four in each of the previous three – and did it by bringing a quick end to St. Bonaventure's dream season.
The Bonnies simply couldn't have started much worse: After Ortega's layup 30 seconds in, they didn't score again until Ortega's three-point play pulled them within 16-5 with 9:32 left in the half. At its nadir, St. Bonaventure missed 20 of its first 23 shots and didn't get into double figures until the final minute of the half when Jennie Ashton's free throw with 52.2 seconds left made it 33-10.
The Irish pushed their lead into the 30s when Novosel's layup with 17 minutes remaining made it 43-13 – and it only got worse from there.


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I never expected myself starting a blog on Gamespot. However, MS's recent decision to shut down Engsemble has brought my blood to a boil. In response, I decided to start a blog and vent, hoping that someone will respond to my comment.
I don't think that MS itself has been making quality products in the past few years. However, it had a few great game developers that share a strong relations or works directly for MS. A few good expamples include Halo from Bungie, Rise of Natoins from Big Huge, AOE from Ensemble, and few other gems like Freelancer and Fable.
Unfortunately, things have changed quite a bit. Bungie became indepent (decent news), Big Huge got kicked out and later acquired by THQ (from bad to good new), and now Ensemble is closing (horrible new).
I can potentially understand the reasons if it came from another company that's short for cash. However, I cannot understand why MS will make such a shortsighted decision to kill off some of the most creative game developers.
Even if, under the unlikely circumstance, that Ensemble is losing money after the release of AOE III. Hasn't it made enough money for MS before? AOE is one of the best franchise of all time.
I used to rely on MS for my fix for Historical RTS, but now, I think a drought of good Historical RTS will be upon us for a good while. I hope Ensemble can survive and work on other great projects. As a gamer, I think MS has been hurting good studios as much as EA does.
I hope creativities and gameplay (other than graphic) will retake the mainstage as the central ideas of game design. The culture of sequals is making me jaded. Once again, good luck Ensemble, Double Fine, and other great studios; we kind of need you.


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Thalion, on Feb 26 2010, 06:17 PM, said:Straight semi-auto is always a winner. It's also my personal favorite, as I can hit my home field's posted ROF limit on pure semi. It also allows for precise single shot or double taps (I rarely shoot more than 3 paintballs in a string)
To my knowledge, D-Day allows for all forms of ramping or other firing modes, as long as it is not true full automatic (hold down trigger for repeated firing).
With HPA, any rate of fire will work so you're good to do whatever you want.
I would maintain a slow ROF on CO2, especially if you have no real means to prevent liquid from getting in near the solenoid.
thanks, they only allow semi auto there, and i hate hoppers soo much i usually us a 45 round mini hopper on mine anyway, so i don't do much random shooting lol. but if you have any ides on the actual board settings that would be a huge help. Im just trying to get it to were it will shoot strait with out the final curv at the end. Thanks!!!
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A place to play: Researcher designs schoolyard for children with autismMay 08, 2012
MANHATTAN -- A Kansas State University graduate student is creating a schoolyard that can become a therapeutic landscape for children with autism.
Chelsey King, master's student in landscape architecture, St. Peters, Mo., is working with Katie Kingery-Page, assistant professor of landscape architecture, to envision a place where elementary school children with autism could feel comfortable and included.
"My main goal was to provide different opportunities for children with autism to be able to interact in their environment without being segregated from the rest of the school," King said. "I didn't want that separation to occur."
The schoolyard can be an inviting place for children with autism, King said, if it provides several aspects: clear boundaries, a variety of activities and activity level spaces, places where the child can go when overstimulated, opportunities for a variety of sensory input without being overwhelming and a variety of ways to foster communication between peers.
"The biggest issue with traditional schoolyards is that they are completely open but also busy and crowded in specific areas," King said. "This can be too overstimulating for a person with autism."
King researched ways that she could create an environment where children with autism would be able to interact with their surroundings and their peers, but where they could also get away from overstimulation until they felt more comfortable and could re-enter the activities.
"Through this research, I was able to determine that therapies and activities geared toward sensory stimulation, cognitive development, communication skills, and fine and gross motor skills -- which traditionally occur in a classroom setting -- could be integrated into the schoolyard," King said.
King designed her schoolyard with both traditional aspects -- such as a central play area -- and additional elements that would appeal to children with autism, including:
* A music garden where children can play with outdoor musical instruments to help with sensory aspects.
*An edible garden/greenhouse that allows hands-on interaction with nature and opportunities for horticulture therapy.
*A sensory playground, which uses different panels to help children build tolerances to difference sensory stimulation.
* A butterfly garden to encourage nature-oriented learning in a quiet place.
*A variety of alcoves, which provide children with a place to get away when they feel overwhelmed and want to regain control.
King created different signs and pictures boards around these schoolyard elements, so that it was easier for children and teachers to communicate about activities. She also designed a series of small hills around the central play areas so that children with autism could have a place to escape and watch the action around them.
"It is important to make the children feel included in the schoolyard without being overwhelmed," King said. "It helps if they have a place -- such as a hill or an alcove -- where they can step away from it and then rejoin the activity when they are ready.
King and Kingery-Page see the benefits of this type of schoolyard as an enriching learning environment for all children because it involves building sensory experience and communication.
"Most children spend seven to nine hours per weekday in school settings," Kingery-Page said. "Designing schoolyards that are educational, richly experiential, with potentially restorative nature contact for children should be a community concern."
The researchers collaborated with Jessica Wilkinson, a special education teacher who works with children with autism. King designed her schoolyard around Amanda Arnold Elementary School, which is the Manhattan school district's magnet school for children with autism.
"Although there are no current plans to construct the schoolyard, designing for a real school allowed Chelsey to test principles synthesized from literature against the actual needs of an educational facility," Kingery-Page said. "Chelsey's interaction with the school autism coordinator and school principal has grounded her research in the daily challenges of elementary education for students with autism."
King presented her research, "Therapeutic schoolyard: Design for autism spectrum disorder," at the recent K-State Research Forum.
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Atlanta rapper Waka Flocka Flame may need to check his new Hollywood pal Amanda Bynes as the troubled actress has now included Drake's mother into her war of words against him.
Despite not receiving any responses from Drake other than the cold shoulder, Bynes has continued her anti-Drizzy movement with a very low blow.
"@drake looks like an ugly old woman," she tweeted June 28.
"The only person uglier than @drake is his mom" (Amanda Bynes' Twitter)
Known for having a close-knit relationship with his mom, Drizzy previously talked about people harassing him about her on Twitter.
"I'll tell you, my biggest thing was, I remember, it was on Twitter. I remember the day my mom was getting surgery and someone came on Twitter and they were like, 'Yo, Drake, I hope your mom dies.' You don't really mean that. Like, you know you're going to see something bad. Out of 1000 compliments, it's so crazy. It's basically, like, when you used to sit there as a kid, and want to know what everyone is thinking. That's your superpower. [Twitter is] knowing what everyone is thinking." (The Source)
The hip-hop world may be getting fed up with Bynes' antics as Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller appeared to take a shot at her Friday.
"@AmandaBynes please murder my v*gina," Mac tweeted to Bynes which was followed by her responding "@MacMiller hop on my d*ck" (Mac Miller's Twitter)
Last week, Waka Flocka Flame revealed his new working relationship with the 27-year-old actress.
Forget Wyclef Jean … Amanda Bynes is hashing out a record deal with rapper Waka Flocka Flame for her upcoming hip hop album — and Waka tells TMZ, it's going to be legendary. Waka — who runs Brick Squad Monopoly records — tells us, the deal hasn't been signed yet but it's basically in the bag … in fact, he's already hired people to start penning Amanda's songs. Waka says he and Amanda FaceTime at least once a week and text every day — mostly about her rap career … but also about motivational stuff, like "keeping her head up from the haters." (TMZ)


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Factbox on Ethiopian distance runner Haile Gebrselassie, who announced his retirement on Sunday after dropping out of the New York City marathon.
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- Haile Gebrselassie poses with the spikes he wore to win at the Sydney Olympics In 2000. The Sydney Games race provided one of the most thrilling in Olympic history, as Gebrselassie just held off the challenge of his great Kenyan rival Paul Tergat.
Born: April 18, 1973 in Arssi, Ethiopia
Regarded as the greatest men's distance runner ever after setting 27 world records.
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After finishing behind Kenyan Ismael Kirui at two successive world junior cross country championships, won the 1992 title.
Won the first of his four consecutive world 10,000 metres titles at the 1993 Stuttgart championships.
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Set his first world record over 5,000 metres in Hengelo, Netherlands, 1995. In the next year he broke the 10,000 mark.
Won the first of his two Olympic 10,000 titles at the 1996 Atlanta Games and in the following year took 6.76 seconds off the world 10,000 record in Oslo.
Held off his great rival Paul Tergat of Kenya in a thrilling sprint finish to win the Sydney 10,000 title.
Finished third on his senior marathon debut in the 2002 London race and, after missing the northern summer season through injury, set a world 10-km road record in Doha.
Won the 2005 Amsterdam marathon.
Broke Tergat's world marathon record of 2:04:55, set in 2003, with 2:04:26 at the 2007 Berlin marathon.
In the following year he clocked 2:04:53 in Dubai before reducing his world mark to 2:03:59 in Berlin.
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The photochemical reduction of CO2 in the presence of H2O to form CO, CH4 and other light gases with industrial value is an interesting approach for dealing with CO2 emissions. This approach can generate tangible revenue to help offset carbon capture and storage costs by generating a product stream with industrial demand from a CO2 feedstock. Delafossite materials of the general stoichiometry ABO2 are a new class of photocatalysts being considered for this application. Recent theoretical calculations have indicated that B-site alloying in these systems breaks the inversion symmetry of the crystal giving rise to symmetry forbidden optical transitions across the band structure of the material. B-site alloying can also be used to modulate the delafossite band structure to create new, low energy band gaps, as well as to align band edge positions for the photochemical redox reactions needed specifically for CO2 applications. The photochemical activity of CuAlO2, CuAl0.9Fe0.1O2, CuGaO2 and CuGa1-xFexO2 (x=0.05, 0.1, 0.15, 0.2) for the reduction of CO2 will be presented. The photoreduction of CO2 in the presence of H2O vapor using CuAlO2, CuAl0.9Fe0.1O2, CuGaO2 and CuGa1-xFexO2 produces CO with little evidence for other products such as H2 or hydrocarbons. The observed optical spectra will be compared to the theoretical band structure in these systems to better understand how B-site alloying can be used to control the optical activity of this material for photochemical applications. Additionally, the calculated band edge positions will be compared to CO2 reduction and H2O oxidation potentials to better understand the reaction products and yields observed experimentally.
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♬ Out Now: Steve Aoki & Rune RK ft. RAS – Bring You To Life (Transcend)
Three great minds in music have come together on Dim Mak's latest release, "Bring You To Life (Transcend)". Defined by its warm lead sounds, "Transcend" was one of the most popular tracks on Steve Aoki's It's the End of the World As We Know It EP from this past December.
Bowling, Beers and Burritos
It is pretty rare to get the entire Dim Mak gang together with our demanding work schedules but we managed to squeeze in some good old fashion fun at the local bowling ally before our founder Steve "Aoki" embarked on his Aokify America tour. Lucky for us it was gay night so we felt right at home and completely comfortable singing along to classic 80's jams in replace of our usual house bangers.
Steve took the role of team captain and divided us into three teams based off who bragged about their bowling skills and who could barley lift a bowling ball. After a few (or too many) beers we weren't feeling competitive enough so Steve decided to up the anty a little bit with some prizes….free Adidas for the first place team and $100 for the second place team. That was all I had to hear and I had my game face on.
Each team had some key bowlers that evened out the playing field. Steve and our Vice President Lorne took on the role of bowling mentors offering tips and tricks to help win. Everyone became cheerleaders, high giving and cheering each other on. The scores were all pretty close but I will gladly brag about being on the winning team because I'm stoked for my new Adidas.
Being a charitable and generous company we decided against taking the $100 and donating all of the money to our always busy video production team. Feeling too hungry to play a second round we mobbed deep to the nearest Chipolte…for some free burritos #chipoltegang. After a long day in the office it was awesome to get out and spend some stress free fun time with the Dim Mak fam.
Steve Aoki announces additional Dim Mak support acts for Aokify America Tour!
As he prepares to hit the road once again this fall, Grammy-nominated international producer/DJ and electronic dance music entrepreneur STEVE AOKI has announced additional support acts for his upcoming Aokify America Tour. For the tour, AOKI has drafted an elite group of artists from the DIM MAK roster—the independent record label, events and lifestyle company, and apparel line he founded in 1996 and presenting partner of the tour—including Felix Cartal, Autoerotique, Dirtyphonics, Keys N Krates, Garmiani, Deorro, Rune RK, and Botnek as well as a new, specially designed production from performer Kryoman entitled HEX3D. Already featuring a stellar lineup with bass "Legend" Borgore and hip-hop heavyweight Waka Flocka Flame as direct support, with special guest Pharrell Williams (The Neptunes/N.E.R.D.) appearing on select dates, the Aokify America Tour stands as one of the highlights on this year's touring circuit. Tickets for the Aokify America Tour are on sale now: aokifyamerica.com.
The newly confirmed rotating talent on the Aokify America Tour adds a diverse array of artists spanning a wide spectrum of electronic music styles. Coming off his most successful release to date with the Past, Present, Felix EP on Dim Mak Records—praised by ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and BILLBOARD.COM, who called featured track "New Scene" "one of the best dance recordings of the year"—Felix Cartal brings his signature electro house sounds. Toronto-based electro producer Autoerotique adds a heavier sound to the mix, best exemplified on the latest track"Play It Again" and the recent Asphyxiation (Remixes) EP, both out now on Dim Mak Records. Featured on AOKI's Deadmeat Tour in 2012, French electronic dance music quartet DIRTYPHONICS return with their trademark heavy bass heard on their debut full-length album Irreverence and the corresponding No Stopping Us (Remixes) EP, both available now on Dim Mak Records. Dubbed "EDM's hottest live band" by BILLBOARD.COM and featured by USA Today, Toronto-based live electronic outfit Keys N Krates recently released their SOLOW EP on Dim Mak Records, which highlights their trap-tinged electronic/hip-hop hybrid sound. Also featured on the tour are producers Garmiani, Deorro, house/techno artist Rune RK, and production/DJ duo Botnek. Additionally, performer Kryoman introduces his innovative production setup HEX3D on the Aokify America Tour, which pushes the boundaries of live, audiovisual performance art.
The new talent is not the only major tour announcement being made though. A proponent of pro-social causes and a philanthropist in his own right, AOKI's Steve Aoki Charitable Fund is donating a dollar for every ticket sold throughout the tour to a charity selected by his fans via Facebook. Furthermore, for every year AOKI has been alive, he will match a corresponding $1,000 for a total of $36,000 on the tour. Fans will be encouraged to vote for their chosen charity from a group of four pre-selected organizations, including: American Brain Foundation, committed to curing brain disease; University of Rochester – Memory Care Program, providing diagnosis, treatment, and care of neurodegenerative conditions that affect the elderly and the aging nervous system; Brain Preservation Foundation, evaluating "plastination" and "cryonics," two ways doctors might inexpensively preserve the brain of a dying person; and Infusio, pushing the fusion of cutting-edge science and the newest developments in complementary medicine placed in a spa-like healing environment. Fans can vote via a dedicated poll on STEVE AOKI's official Facebook page (www.facebook.com/Steve.Aoki) starting October 9 through November 23. Following the tour, AOKI will hand deliver the check to the chosen charity. For more information, visit: www.steveaokifund.com.
Meanwhile, STEVE AOKI is dominating the music world with the massive Linkin Parkcollaboration "A Light That Never Comes," out now on Warner Bros. Records, and"Boneless," a collaboration with Chris Lake and Tujamo (Ultra Music), which hit #1on Beatport.
[Official Lyric Video] Linkin Park x Steve Aoki – A Light That Never Comes
Linkin Park officially revealed the band's new collaboration with Steve Aoki, "A Light that Never Comes," on L.A.'s KROQ (a Radio.com station) this morning. While fans were able to "unlock" the song late last week by playing the band's new Facebook game…
Tomorrowland 2013 Aftermovie Released
One of the most renowned festivals in the world, Tomorrowland invites the worlds premiere DJs to perform under a dazzling array of sights and sounds. The Belgian festival got a taste of Dim Mak this past year, with the label's very own Up All Night stage on the first day. Featuring the likes of Steve Aoki, Joachim Garraud, Dirtyphonics and Angger Dimas, the Up All Night stage left thousands of festivalgoers shocked, stirred, and satisfied. Aoki's closing set will go down as one of the highlight moments in Tomorrowland history, and it will be exciting to see what he has in store for the future.
The aftermovie encapsulates all three legendary days of the festival, assembled into over a half hour of brilliant footage and tracks from the DJs in attendance. Dim Mak has two songs in the aftermovie, one of which being "We Are Legend" by labelhead Steve Aoki and partners in crime Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. This new collaboration is a peaktime progressive anthem that is bound to make serious waves on the charts. The other Dim Mak track featured is "Feedback" by Steve Aoki & Autoerotique vs Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike which is screamingly intense electro at its finest.
While Tomorrowland has come to a close for 2013, Dim Mak Records is looking forward to the festival coming across the Atlantic to Atlanta, Georgia. The inaugural edition of Tomorrowworld will feature an Up All Night stage much like its predecessor at Tomorrowland. Dim Mak is ready to show America what it has in store for both returning Tomorrowland fans as well as participants experiencing Up All Night for the first time at the end of September.
♬ Out Now: Steve Aoki, Chris Lake & Tujamo – "Boneless" (Remixes)
Steve Aoki returns to the fore alongside fellow EDM megaliths Chris Lake and Tujamo with a rhythm styled just in time for the summit of the festival season. "Boneless" has become the next stalwart across dance floor. And…..
[Huffington Post] Dim Mak To Enliven Electric Zoo With Showcase
With Electric Zoo right around the corner, it's safe to say that thousands of fans are getting amped up and ready to dance the night away in New York, and the attention this festival is receiving isn't limited to just the main stage attractions…
Join Steve Aoki on his Fall 2013 North America tour featuring Waka Flocka Flame, Borgore, and special guest Pharrell Williams (on select dates!). Ticket information and tour dates coming soon!
[Rolling Stone] Steve Aoki's Wild 'Electric Zoo 2013′ – Exclusive DJ Mix
Steve Aoki and his label, Dim Mak, are gearing up for a huge Electric Zoo weekend in New York, and the DJ-producer is getting his mind right with this wild "Electric Zoo 2013″ mix….
♬ Out Now: Steve Aoki, Chris Lake, Tujamo – Boneless
Steve Aoki returns to the fore alongside fellow EDM megaliths Chris Lake and Tujamo with a rhythm styled just in time for the summit of the festival season. "Boneless" is set to become the next stalwart across dancefloor…
Steve Aoki and Linkin Park Debut New Collaboration in Tokyo
Sneaky Steve Aoki and Linkin Park had a surprise up their sleeve for Tokyo's Summer Sonic Festival with a reveal of their latest collaboration "A Light That Never Comes". The artists had been hinting about a mysterious collab in interviews and via twitter but left it up to the fan's imaginations. Linkin Park had played earlier during the day but front man and rapper Mike Shinoda encouraged fans to stick around for Steve Aoki's set (as if they weren't going to already) for a special second appearance.
The two day festival is geared more towards baseball and rock bands but let Steve Aoki get the crowd hyped up as the first act of the "Midnight Sonic" program. Aoki was successful in getting the crowd back on the dance floor and ready to rave with hits like "Warp 1.9" and "Turbulence". Fresh off a sugar high from all the cake throwing the audience was shocked to see Linkin Park frontmen Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington join Steve Aoki towards the end of his set. The sound was a total blend of the LP's vocals and Aoki's beats that is sure to a hit for fans of both genres. Aoki later tweeted, "Debuting a brand new song I wrote with Linkin Park was beyond Epic! Arigato Japan!" It turns out LP and Steve have been huge fans of each other and have been working together for over a year. More Aoki/Linkin Park collaborations will be released with the new LP video game titled "Recharge".
Check out the full write up from Billboard here.
♬ Out Now: Dirtyphonics – No Stopping Us (Remixes)
Featuring remixes by Steve Aoki, ETC!ETC!, Marion Corrales, and Smooth, the "No Stopping Us" remix package is a heavy, 6-track EP that hits hard in the chest and provides high energy fit for dance floors and festivals alike…


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Willi Holdorf (born 17 February 1940 in Blomesche Wildnis near Glückstadt) is a West German athlete who mainly competed in the decathlon.
He competed for the United Team of Germany in the 1964 Summer Olympics held in Tokyo, Japan, where he won the gold medal in the men's decathlon event.
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After retiring Holdorf worked as a coach, both in athletics and football. He coached eventual pole vault silver medalist Claus Schiprowski during the 1968 Summer Olympics and later managed German Bundesliga side SC Fortuna Köln in football.[1][2]
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Willi Holdorf is the father of Dirk Holdorf, a former professional football player.[2]
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Miami-Florida series in limboMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida's game at Miami on Sept. 7 will be the 55th meeting between the in-state rivals. It could be a long time before we see No. 56. Barring a meeting in a bowl game or the impending four-team college football playoff, th...Blog | August 23, 2013
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida's current situation at running back is nothing that anyone -- not even coach Will Muschamp -- would have ever imagined. As the Gators begin preparations today for the Aug. 31 season opener against Toledo, the depth cha...Blog | August 22, 2013
Transfer OL have found happiness at UFMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Unhappiness has turned out to be a good thing for Florida's offensive line in 2013. It's the reason Tyler Moore and Max Garcia left their respective schools a year ago and transferred to Florida. The addition of those two vers...Blog | August 21, 2013
UF gets hometown help with 2015 OLBMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The Florida coaching staff is pursuing class of 2015 outside linebacker Jeffrey Holland pretty hard, but that's nothing compared to how hard he's being courted by a couple of Gators players. Freshman safety Nick Washington and...Blog | July 27, 2013
Relaxed Driskel looking to step it upMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- It's easily evident to those not inside the Florida locker room every day that Jeff Driskel has changed. He's still focused and driven, but he comes across as much more confident and definitely more relaxed, which was obvious ...Blog | July 25, 2013
Muschamp can't figure out Floyd's dropMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Former Florida defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd and safety Matt Elam have traded orange and blue for purple. In Floyd's case, it came a little later than most everyone thought, and nobody's quite sure why. The Minnesota Vikings ...Blog | April 26, 2013
The One Who Got Away: Greg ReidMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- No matter how much work a coach puts into recruiting a player, sometimes things just don't work out. Relationships change. Situations change. Feelings get hurt. There can be outside interference, maybe a family member exerting...Blog | January 31, 2013
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Editor's note: Every Tuesday and Thursday through Jan. 31, 2013, GatorNation will break down each position. We'll look at 2013, of course, but also try and give you a peek beyond next season, too. Today is guard/center. We will profile tight end on J...Blog | January 10, 2013
Gators have plenty of linebacker questionsMichael DiRocco
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The surprising loss of linebacker Jelani Jenkins to the NFL draft leaves an interesting situation for the Gators at the position in 2013. Florida is going to have to piece together a starting unit from a group of players that's...Blog | January 07, 2013
Tagging the Gators: K Caleb SturgisMichael DiRocco
Editor's note: Each day between now and Florida's Allstate Sugar Bowl date with Louisville, GatorNation will review the season for a key Gators player and attempt to project what's next. Today we'll look at K Caleb Sturgis. K Caleb Sturgis Redsh...Blog | December 26, 2012
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Can somebody tell me best SMS gateway in USA . I want my application to send SMS using HTTP. So I would like to the best and cheap gateway which can provide api's to send sms. My App is written in VB.NET.
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I built a .NET library that uses Twilio's REST API to send SMS (or make voice calls). It requires a Twilio account however.
(Disclaimer: I work at Twilio, but I built this library prior to starting here)
I have used txtimpact.com for sending & receiving text messages in usa. It was flawless.
fyi.. it doesn't matter in what programming language you have written application, txtimpact offers simple http api can be called from any programming language.
here is the site link SMS gateway
If you need to send messages only in the US, you might not even need an SMS gateway. AFAIK most cell carriers in the US have free email-to-SMS services. Wikipedia has an extensive list of carriers providing SMS transit. Here are the most important ones:
How large of a scale is your app going to be? If its small or medium scale, you could run your own gateway. For around $200 you can get your own GSM modem and then use something like slingshotSMS or pyGSM (which slingshotSMS is built on) and run your own SMS gateway. SlingshotSMS is nice because it has a HTTP interface.
You also of course would need a SIM card attached to an account that has an SMS plan.
I have used Clickatell on several projects with great success.
They have a wide variety of integration options and can handle a huge volume of messages and their prices are reasonable for low volume as well.
TextPort.com works well. They offer .NET-based SOAP and WCF services that are easy to integrate with from any .NET environment. It's free if you send 300 SMS messages or less per month. Any messages over 300 are $0.01 each.
TextPort also handles the auto-detection of the mobile provider for you. All you do is send the phone number and your message.
Here's a link to their SMS Gateway page.
You can use Rapid SMS. It's a free open source platform, based on Django, built by some smarties at the Unicef. You can set up your own SMS server with it. It's Python but the server can have an HTTP backend, therefor you can query it using VB.net using REST.
Basically it just requires a linux server (not a big one), a GSM modem and a sim card with a contract letting you sending text messages. No need extra special contracts or gateway nor third parties and providers. The price is the market price for SMS since you use it like a normal mobile phone.
We use it to build complete information management systems in Africa, where there is no reliable landline but SMS is fine. However, there is almost no documentation, which is why it's not a widely used solution.
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The color palette features neutrals and whites with shades of blue on the bedspread and cushions and shades of red and orange on the antique carpets. A claw foot bathtub replaced the sunken tub.
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Indulging in a Need for Speed in the Maldives
The pace of life in the Maldives is slow. Hence its popularity as a getaway and relaxation destination. But not all life moves so slowly around these islands. We sometimes have a need for speed that can only be satisfied with fast moving creatures.
Laid back is one way to describe the way of life in the Maldives; sometimes it's painfully lackadaisical if you want to get something done fast. By boat is the main mode of transportation – also unhurried. I guess since the fastest creatures of the Maldives are hidden deep in the sea, no one realizes how fast things can move.
Super-fast fish, like barracuda, sharks, wahoo and sailfish, make the rest of the Maldives seem like it moves in slow motion. As scuba divers saunter along, or ride the fast moving currents, fish run circles around them.
There are two ways to see the speed – scuba diving and fishing. Here's more about these remarkably fast Maldives creatures:
Spotted by Scuba Divers
Of the fast creatures in the Maldives, those most commonly encountered by scuba divers are slick sharks and sometimes barracuda. Their swift movements make them a bit intimidating, and it's an exhilarating experience to dive among them.
While they can swim quickly, you're more likely to see reef sharks coasting through water. Don't let this fool you, they can really move if they want to. Their average speed is said to decrease at night, possibly due to colder water or prey that are easier to catch.
Blacktip reef sharks can be recognized by their black-tipped fins; all of their fins have a black tip. The marking is most prominent on the first dorsal fin (main back fin) and the bottom of the tail fin.
Just because they are fast doesn't mean that they go far, however. Black tip reef sharks like to stay within a relatively small area, keeping to a local area for several years at a time. If you return to the Maldives, you might be able to visit your blacktip reef friend again in the same spot. The younger ones are familiar to non-diving tourists too, as they like to hang around in shallow sandy flats. For those not used to being in the water with sharks this may cause fear at first, but they are basically harmless if unprovoked.
The other two most common sharks of the Indo-Pacific are the grey reef shark and the whitetip reef shark. The grey reef shark looks similar to the blacktip reef kind, with the exception of the lack of black markings on the main dorsal fin. The whitetip exhibits quite different behaviour than the other two, sticking closer to the sea floor rather than staying around the reef. They prefer caves or more sheltered areas.
Another "shark" spotted by divers is the whale shark, which moves much more slowly than their friends by the same name.
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On the other hand, the dive community rarely encounters wahoos and sailfish. These are game fish that are sought out and more commonly seen by fisherman. Swimming in bursts of 70 mph make the sailfish is the Speedy Gonzales of the Maldives sea, as well as the entire ocean. They can go 100 meters in just 4.8 seconds.
A sailfish is recognized by its high, deep blue and black dorsal fin that stretches the length of its back, which is also its namesake. The long swordfish-like bill is also distinctive. Their size is impressive for their speed, at up to 3 meters (9.8ft) long and up to 90 kg (200 lbs). The act of raising its "sail" is a reaction to feeling threatened or excited; it usually swims with the fin down at its side.
Other than speed, confusing predators is what the sailfish does best. The raising of its sail fin makes it appear larger, and the fish can change its colour too, from iridescent blue and silver to light blue with yellow stripes; an instant disguise of protection.
Speed and size make the sailfish a highly prized game fish, yet it and the marlin are under a catch and release policy in the Maldives. And there are catch limits on other game fish like wahoo, tuna, jackfish and trevally.
Wahoos are grouped in with tuna and mackerel in type. Its long body of shimmering blue and silver, with blue stripes, can go up to 60 mph (97km/h) giving the sailfish a run for its money. To tell it apart from the barracuda, which is similar in appearance, you can look to the wahoo's tail, which is more blade-like and its teeth are smaller.
Another animal that you can spot getting some speed in the Maldives is the dolphin. You don't even need to be underwater to see them. In fact, you're more likely to see them chasing the wake of your boat or swimming alongside it.
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The Media Specialist promotes California Farm Bureau Federation initiatives through communication on social media, contacts with reporters and articles in CFBF publications. The successful candidate will be equally comfortable writing a 140-character tweet, a 350-word news release or a 500-word op-ed. The position requires an intimate knowledge of social media platforms plus current media-relations experience.
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