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Opscode's open source framework Chef is part of the orchestration layer of platform-agnostic software aimed at allowing developers to create a reproducible blueprint for server configuration and automation. CTO Chris Brown says IaaS and PaaS architects could take a lesson from Chef in finding a common recipe for communicating capabilities between machines in a cloud or between clouds.
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Linux.com has started a new forum for community members to discuss cloud computing and the open cloud. Just like the Linux Foundation's upcoming CloudOpen conference in August, the forum is intended to help highlight the people, projects and ideas behind the open source cloud and advance the conversation around creating open standards for cloud computing.
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"Ruck" is a multitude or a throng. As playoff season is coming to a close and rugby season is winding down the last thing on your mind is probably how you're vote today will impact your playing and the USA Rugby organizations goals for the 2016 Olympics. Many people in the Chicago area feel that their vote won't matter because it's such a democratic place the odds of a republican winning Illinois are slim. It's not just the national election but also the local people that you are voting for that will impact everything you do and their for the sport that you love. We as a multitude need to get out and vote for what matters to us.
Women's right, gay marriages, freedom to choose as a female what you want to do with your body. I don't want to smear rugby by any means, be we all know gay players who we love and think they have the right to love one another (or at least I hope you all do), and please do not think that I am saying all female rugby players are gay because I know PLENTY of lady ruggers who are far from it. I also know two of my favorite rugby players who got engaged about a year ago now an I cannot wait to be their flower girl and share in a moment they deserve as much as any couple I know. Next, we all have had crazy wild nights at tournaments where if it wasn't for being able to be on the pill you might not be playing any more or for as long as you have. Planned Parenthood helps keep young women from being on welfare with kids they didn't want and cant afford by offering services and medication they need. Not to mention help in cases of rape and times when you body does not function right and with out birth control you'd be in terrible pain monthly, unable to menstruated and other hormonal imbalance problems that birth control can fix. Also if you are a female player or have a girl who you want to play, she should be able to play what she wants and have equal amount of funding for that as any male athlete gets. Women are not "in a binder" and cannot be categorized into one group. We have the right to do as we want and that includes playing rugby which is growing in the NCAA ranks.
We have all experience the personal financial cost of playing rugby on lower and high club levels. Gas prices and green energy are a huge part of this election. Ever game you drive to or practice you may take public transit to or tournament you have to buy a plane ticket to are reliant to the current cost of gas. I know when I first started playing in college the gas split 5 ways wasn't to bad but as going into Women's D1 Club play and realizing how much a flight is to places really impacted my choice on how to get to and from a game and if I would even be able to afford that trip. Our USA Eagles have a lot of out of pocket costs. From boots and gear to travel and food when it comes to purchasing goods made in the USA , particularly rugby goods we know it's not an American manufacturers key market.
Along with not being able to get tons of rugby stuff made in the USA foreign affairs are a huge part of teams that want to go on tour. there's nothing quite like traveling over seas whether it be with your club or with the national squad. The last thing you want is to be so excited to go to a new country and be greeted as "Oh you're American. I wouldn't go telling people that's where you're from. Maybe you should say Canada instead." As I've said before where ever I have traveled to that I found other ruggers I was always welcomed, it's the general population of other places that do not like Americans and some for good reasons. We also are trying to build a strong team for 2016 Rio games and walking into a stadium feeling unwelcome would probably suck for our top athletes.
Agian top athletes and higher level of play is what will strengthen and make our beloved sport better. Part of colleges recognizing that there are athletes that should be playing this sport in their schools is a huge step forward. However colleges need grants and government money to be able to offer scholarships. Many college athletic funds come from Alumni associations, fees for attending games, and club dues. There are however universities that match club dues thanks to the government funding that they receive. There are athletes that would never have heard of rugby had it not been for the grants that got them into college to being with. The many military teams that I have met at big tournaments, I know they appreciate government funding which has led them to finding the sport. Also as a sport that has a 5% minority basis, it helps rugby stop being seen as a sport that just crazy white people play and opens up scholarship, learning and growing opportunities into one of the largest fraternities in the world, where if it's not for college and education funds they'd never know the sport exists.
Job creation is a probably one of the biggest platforms next to health care inthis election and are two of the biggest concerns in the rugby community. Obama care has opened up doors for people to have health insurance many of us are with out, and with out it, we cannot play rugby. We also cannot play rugby with out income to support the travel, our USA Rugby dues, club dues, kit, and the fundraisers we attend to help other clubs out. There's also certifications in coaching and reffing and not to mention the many people at USA Rugby who hold fancy titles, but do not get paid for the work they do on top of what ever their other day job is. USA Rugby CIPP helps cover you injuries in games and sanctioned events because the governing body of the organization understands that most players cannot afford top insurance and an injury can not only ruin your playing career but financially can ruin you. Our county and our sport is in a time of tremendous progress and important changes, so please as you vote to day thing about how the next four years will impact you, the youth of the sport and our country and how we are seen as a nation at the 2016 Olympics.
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Chocolate and orange. They're an irresistible pair, especially in the form of a sweet breakfast pastry. A sprinkling of orange-sugar is a festive finishing touch that really brings out the flavor of these Double-Chocolate Orange Scones.
I don't know about you, but I am ready for some holiday baking! The past few days I've had all sorts of ideas swirling around in my head. The flavors that are highlighted this time of year are some of my very favorites. Gingerbread, peppermint, cranberry, cinnamon... so many possibilities. And there is always chocolate. Chocolate is a favorite any time of year!
The pairing of chocolate and orange is especially festive during the holiday season. ... [Continue Reading]
This Cranberry Orange Pecan Quick Bread is made with whole-wheat flour, honey, and Greek yogurt. A little bit tart, a little bit sweet, it's the perfect way to kick off cranberry season!
I feel like my mind should be on all things Thanksgiving, like new side dishes and desserts that I want to try out for the big meal. I'm just not quite there yet. Anyone else with me? We are still eating Halloween candy, after all. (Or at least my kids are. One piece a day. How long until I can disappear it all?)
I promise I'll try to think up some inventive Thanksgiving dishes soon, but in the meantime I'd rather focus on some healthy-ish baking. Last week I spotted fresh cranberries in my ... [Continue Reading]
These Cherry Cream Scones are the lightest, flakiest scones ever. They are melt-in-your-mouth good!
The weekend is near, and for many of us it means an end to Daylight Saving Time and a change of the clocks. While I don't enjoy the early darkness in the evenings, I do love gaining that extra hour once a year! It's amazing how much longer the day seems with the addition of just one hour. How will you spend your time? I will most likely spend it reading a book or baking something delicious. Of course. :)
I wanted to get this recipe to you before the weekend, just in case you need some baking inspiration. Baking a batch of these Cherry Cream Scones would be a perfect way to start your ... [Continue Reading]
Apple, Cinnamon, and Raisin Chewy Granola Bars are the perfect homemade snack for fall. Warm spices, apples, raisins, and oats... these bars have it all!
As you know, homemade snacks are one of my favorite things to make. Lately I've been especially loving homemade granola bars and breakfast cookies. I've tried a number of granola bar recipes, and even have a few new ones that I'm excited to test out. My latest creation are these Apple, Cinnamon, and Raisin Chewy Granola Bars.
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What better to serve with chili than corn muffins. The Corniest Corn Muffins, to be exact. I think the name alone makes these muffins taste a bit cornier. If you try them, you'll have to let me know if you agree. :)
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Pumpkin and apple are the perfect pairing in this fall breakfast smoothie. This healthy Pumpkin-Apple Breakfast Smoothie is made with a pinch of pumpkin pie spice and will keep you full for hours!
Pumpkin this and pumpkin that have been all over the internet lately. The same goes for apple treats. I decided the natural next step was to put the two seasonal favorites together!
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Filled with pumpkin, spices, dried cranberries, and walnuts, these Pumpkin Breakfast Cookies are a great way to welcome fall. They're gluten-free and the perfect healthy breakfast or snack!
My new love... breakfast cookies. How can it be that a cookie made with such healthy ingredients still tastes so irresistible? Seriously, I cannot stop at just one of these. I forced myself to stop at two, but it was reeeaally hard (and I've got pretty good self-control when it comes to not overdoing it on the sweets). Julia helped herself to two and then asked for a third. This was after she told me she didn't want pumpkin in her breakfast cookies and wasn't going to have any. I said you can ... [Continue Reading]
Your regular ol' banana muffin gets a makeover with whole-wheat flour and three kinds of chocolate. These Triple Chocolate Banana Muffins will turn your so-so morning into a great one!
After a long week, I always look forward to a little baking therapy on the weekend. Most of the time I don't want anything too complicated or time-consuming, because the point is to rest up after a busy week, right? I want to save plenty of time for relaxing with a good book, hanging out at the pool with the kids, or going for a long walk.
Muffins are the perfect baking project when you crave something sweet and want it in your belly quickly. Especially these Triple Chocolate Banana Muffins. They ... [Continue Reading]
Cookies for breakfast? Yes! You will love these healthy breakfast cookies, full of oats, flaxseed, maple syrup, and dried cherries!
How can it be that my Julia starts Kindergarten in less than two weeks? Time is going way too fast, and it seems to be speeding up rather than slowing down. I've been trying to ignore it for as long as possible, but back-to-school time is almost here and it's time to start getting ready.
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Broccoli Cheddar Mini Frittatas are delicious and healthy little bites! This recipe is part of my Healthy Bites for Kids series, featuring easy recipes for breakfasts, lunches and snacks. While I've designed these recipes to be enjoyed by kids, adults will love them too!
I like to serve my kids eggs for breakfast a few times a week, but the old standby, scrambled eggs with cheddar, can get boring. With just a little bit more effort, you can make these Broccoli Cheddar Mini Frittatas. They are fun to eat and filled with veggies and protein. A winning recipe all around!
To make these, you start by steaming the broccoli in a small amount of water. It cooks really quickly – 5 ... [Continue Reading]
No-Bake Energy Bites are one of my very favorite things. These bites have oats, coconut, nut butter, flaxseed, and mini chocolate chips, all rolled into easy to grab little bites. They are a perfect snack for kids and adults alike!
Let's talk about these No-Bake Energy Bites. They are just about the best snack ever. They're easy to make (hello no-bake!), fun to eat, and so delicious. Plus, other than the sugar from the honey and chocolate chips, they are made with all healthy ingredients. You could leave out the chocolate chips or replace them with some dried fruit, but they are pretty tasty as is.
I make a batch of these energy bites just about every week, because they are so ... [Continue Reading]
This Mocha Granola is full of chocolate, coffee, and almonds. It makes a great late-night snack, breakfast, or afternoon pick-me-up!
Hello Friends and Happy Friday! We've come to the final recipe of Granola Week! In case you missed any of this week's recipes, here's a quick recap.
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Tuesday's recipe was this super crunchy Cherry Almond Quinoa Granola. If you love almonds and dried cherries, you've gotta try this one.
Next up was this super simple 4-Ingredient Peanut Butter Granola. Peanut butter lovers, this one's for ... [Continue Reading]
This Honey Almond Flax Granola is one of my very favorite breakfasts. Not only will you crave bowl after bowl of this granola, but it's also a healthy way to start your day! Just look at that Honey Almond Flax Granola. I'm wishing I had a bowl of it right now. You too? It's just bursting with crispy, oaty goodness! Full of toasted coconut flakes, sliced almonds, crunchy oats, and flaxseed, this granola is lightly sweetened with honey and a little bit of maple syrup. I added two teaspoons of pure almond extract as well, to really infuse the granola with almond flavor.
Out of all of the granola recipes that I'm sharing this week, I think this one is my favorite. It's really hard for me to ... [Continue Reading]
This Peanut Butter Granola is made with just 4 ingredients, in only 10 minutes of prep time. It's crisp and lightly sweetened, with just the right amount of peanut butter flavor.
Today is day 3 of Granola Week, and if you missed my recipes for Tropical Granola and crunchy Cherry Almond Quinoa Granola you should go check them out! I'll wait for you right here. :)
You're gonna love today's granola. It can pass for breakfast, a snack, or even dessert. When it comes to food, simplicity is often best and that is so true with this recipe. You only need 4 ingredients and 10 minutes of prep time to make amazing, crunchy peanut butter granola.
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Made with red quinoa, this Cherry Almond Quinoa Granola is super crunchy and filled with cherries and almonds! Almond extract gives it even more almond flavor.
When I set out to create a new batch of granola recipes, I knew I wanted to include a quinoa granola. I had never made quinoa granola myself, but I'd seen it pop up on blog after blog. I love cooking with quinoa, and I knew it would give a granola some nice crunch.
I've used red quinoa because of it adds a pop of pretty color to the granola. (Plus, it coordinates so well with the cherries, don't you think?) You add the quinoa to the granola raw, just like the oats, and it toasts up as the granola bakes. You will want to be ... [Continue Reading]
To kick off a week of granola recipes, I'm sharing 5 reasons why you should make your own granola, plus a recipe for Tropical Granola. Full of coconut, pineapple, and almonds, this granola will bring a taste of the tropics to your kitchen table!
Hi there and Happy Memorial Day! I hope you have the day off and have some outdoor fun planned! I'm heading to our neighborhood park with the kids, and then this afternoon we'll be grilling out in the backyard at my parents' house. It's supposed to be about 90 here today, so we'll head indoors for the hottest part of the day. What have you been up to over this long weekend?
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Fresh asparagus and creamy goat cheese are the stars of this Asparagus and Goat Cheese Quiche. It's a perfect dish to serve for Mother's Day brunch. Paired with a mixed greens salad, it also makes a delicious weeknight dinner.
If you can make a good quiche, then you have a fairly easy meal option that works for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It can be fancied up to serve on special occasions, and it also makes a nice meal when it's just you and the family. If I'm serving quiche for breakfast, I will cut up some fresh fruit and make a pot of coffee to go with it. At dinnertime, all you need is a simple mixed greens salad on the side.
In this Asparagus and Goat Cheese Quiche, a ... [Continue Reading]
I'm totally addicted to this lemon ricotta cake with almond glaze. It is so moist and bursting with bright lemon flavor!
I just can't stop with this lemon ricotta cake. I've made it three times in a week. Well, partially that was because I was testing the recipe to make sure it was just right before sharing it with you. But really, I think I just wanted to keep eating it!
I have been on a huge lemon kick recently. Luckily my parents have a lemon tree and are always willing to share, because I've been going through lemons like crazy. I wanted this lemon cake to be bursting with bright lemon flavor, and I think I've succeeded. I added plenty of lemon juice and zest to both the cake ... [Continue Reading]
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I work in a building called Chelsea Market, which also is home to Food Network. Because of this, I am subjected to a disproportionate amount of advertising for Food Network programs. Don't get me wrong, I like Food Network. This summer, the shows to which I most look forward are Big Love and The Next Food Network Star. However, when a large Ace of Cakes billboard went up across the street, I remember thinking it was a show I'd never watch.
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For years, the low gravity of Canada seemed just another benefit of its hard-to-pinpoint, happy-go-lucky image; however, scientists have recently gone public with an explanation of why, why Canada, do you boast lower gravity than the U.S.?
Researchers have puzzled for years over whether this was due to the crust there rebounding slowly after the end of the last ice age or a deeper issue involving convection in the Earth's mantle "" or some combination of the two. Now, ultra-precise measurements... READ ON
Ever wonder what all the fuss about these "seven wonders" is over? After all, it's pretty darn subjective -- the original Greek list of "wonders," most of which were destroyed by earthquakes and fires more than a thousand years ago, were all clustered around the Mediterranean; hardly a comprehensive study. What's more, "wonders" is translated from the Greek "theamata," the meaning of which is closer to "must-sees," which sounds more like a Travel Channel special (Top Ten Vegas Hotel Pools!) than... READ ON
Our friends and The Morning News have done a lovely interview with Kent Rogowski, an artist who's taken a bunch of thrift store teddy bears, gutted them, then photographed them inside out. The images are uniquely strange, and kind of mesmerizing. I've posted some pics and a clip from the interview here, but you can see more of the interview and images at TheMorningNews. Link via Boingboing.
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I've previously mentioned our semi-thriving Facebook Group. On the group's Wall, a reader named Blake wrote this question:
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When I was living in NYC, I had a cell phone for a few years before I decided to switch carriers. In a city of 8,008,676 people (in 2000, the year I switched), wouldn't you know it, an acquaintance of mine wound up getting my old number!
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I'm currently proximal to cherry orchards--and all the wondrous equipment therein, including the cherry-shaking machines. It's riveting to watch: trees shedding their fruit via whiplash. I was thinking about this when someone showed me a link to a Power Plates Vibration Machine. While standing on a platform and gripping handles, you're supposed to do simple squats and stretches while an intense vibration transits yourbody. Rumored benefits include increased metabolism, concentration, circulation,... READ ON
Back in November, a reader named Allison left this comment under one of Will's early 'Show Off Your Smarts!' posts: "I love this feature! It's like being at a party where EVERYONE is interesting, and I get the feeling that I can join the conversation too."
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It's 'All About the Books' for NEIBA/NAIBA
'Having a great time! Wish you were here!" That's the summer postcard I would have sent out last week from the "All About the Books" event held in the Henry A. Wallace Center at the FDR Library and Home, Hyde Park, N.Y. The New England Independent Booksellers Association and New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association teamed up to host the gathering, with Bookazine underwriting, as it has since All About the Books launched in 2009.
"Hyde Park was an experiment in including NAIBA members and more New York-based authors and I'm glad we did it," said NEIBA executive director Steve Fischer. "As we have done all along, we try to create a balance of fiction and nonfiction, male, female, large publishers and smaller, indie publishers, two children's book authors--one picture book and one YA. Somehow it all works. It isn't anything you can make happen, but when it does it's an amazing two hours."
Mary Beth Thomas, v-p of sales at HarperCollins, agreed: "This is the second event I've gone to and I just see them as a great opportunity to hear from a variety of authors, most of whom I'm not that familiar with, and to learn about their upcoming books. They each have their own way of handling a 5-10 minute presentation, but all the ones I've heard have been funny, or inspiring or scary, or in some cases all three! It's a great way to generate enthusiasm among the booksellers in a more intimate setting than the regional and national shows. Also a great opportunity to connect with booksellers. The venue was lovely as well."
The morning program featured authors Peter Ackerman (The Lonely Typewriter, David R. Godine), Emily St. John Mandel (Station Eleven, Knopf), Justin Martin (Rebel Souls, Da Capo), Cammie McGovern (Say What You Will, HarperCollins Children's), Brian Morton (Florence Gordon, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), Brent Ridge & Josh Kilmer-Purcell (The Beekman 1802 Heirloom Vegetable Cookbook, Rodale), Bill Roorbach (The Remedy for Love, Algonquin), Joanna Scott (De Potter's Grand Tour, FSG), Gail Sheehy (Daring: My Passages, Morrow) and Annie Weatherwax (All We Had, Scribner).
The time limit sparked entertaining, concentrated storytelling, with the writers talking about their new books and expressing a little indie bookseller love. For example: "First, I want to thank all of you," said Mandel, noting that her first three novels had been Indie Next picks. Morton observed: "I want to take a moment to talk about what you do.... It's been so inspiring over the years to see indie bookstores not only survive but thrive." Citing the critical importance of locavore and shop local movements to their world, cookbook authors Ridge and Kilmer-Purcell said they are "always so encouraged when we go to your bookstores because we see that that's what is making you successful also." And Scott noted: "You keep the blood flowing in our literary culture."
Perhaps the loudest applause was for Sheehy, who said she was "thrilled to be here today as a foot soldier in the war of independence against Amazon."
The afternoon education session, "Increasing Sales on Your Website," featured NEIBA president Suzanna Hermans, co-owner Oblong Books & Music stores in Millerton and Rhinebeck, N.Y.; Andrew Getman of Politics & Prose Bookstore, Washington, D.C.; and Neil Strandberg of the American Booksellers Association.
With the surge of social media options, store websites have sometimes taken a back seat, but, Strandberg said, "You need an online presence and I think a homepage is still a useful thing to have. That you cannot be found digitally just does not make sense anymore."
"You have some concept of who you are as a personality, so your website has to represent the story you're telling," Getman observed. Displaying a bookshop site that was highlight its Amazon/Hachette-themed display, he said: "She has this fabulous display, but what's wrong with this picture is you can't click it. You can't buy locally.... Make it a destination people don't get flustered by."
|Neil Strandberg, Steve Fischer, Suzanna Hermans & Andrew Getman
Hermans discussed Oblong's "custom content" on its website, including autographed books and the Oblong Insider subscription service for YA titles: "We make sure we have a pre-order link on our website a month before an event," which also allows visiting authors to link to it in advance. "Custom content is really important to me," she added. "That's where the money is.... It's a little bit of a time suck, but it's worth it."
"Are there genres or types of books you are less competitive with?" asked Strandberg, suggesting bookstore websites "present things you won't find on the Amazon homepage. If you've got something that's unique to you, you're more likely to generate sales that a large retailer wouldn't."
Some of the advice was basic, yet often overlooked: Place all social media links at the top of the homepage and use "buy buttons" rather than click-throughs for featured titles. "You don't have to put everything on the website," Getman cautioned, adding that social media platforms are ideal places to showcase event photos and other "ephemerals" that might draw visitors back to the online store.
And then it was over, this very good day for books.
"It was wonderful to host both NEIBA and NAIBA groups in the Hudson Valley," said Hermans. "As a store that spans both territories, it was great to get everyone together in the same room to share ideas. I hope we can collaborate again in the future." --Published by Shelf Awareness, issue #2289.


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Nine hundred thousand tons of steel,
Made to roll
The brakes don't work, and this grade's so steep
Her engine's sure to blow
Nine hundred thousand tons of steel,
Out of control
She's more a rollercoaster
Than the train I used to know.
— The Grateful Dead, "Tons of Steel"
"Step on the gas! Step on the gas!"
The rail switches towards the depot
"No! No! Hit the brakes!"
The train plows through the safety barriers
"I can't STOP IT!"
— Mechbeth Boss, "Star Fox 64"
"I'll kick your butt in fast-forward! (runs at El Toro, who moves one step to the right and lets Ratso slam into a wall) Gotta work on the brakes."
— Ratso, Jackie Chan Adventures
Dark Helmet: We passed them! Stop this thing!
Colonel Sandurz: We can't stop; it's too dangerous! We have to slow down first!
Dark Helmet: Bullshit! Just stop this thing! I order you: STOOOOOOOOOOP!
[Sandurz pulls the switch, Dark Helmet goes flying into a console after it stops on a dime.]


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Steven Galvan SAN ANTONIO, Texas – The U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research (ISR) has announced the release of a capstone publication in the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery that summarizes key medical advances from the U.S. military's war-time experience over the last 10 years. The publication, which is comprised of three articles, describes military medical revolutions in three key areas of military trauma medicine: pre-hospital care, deployed hospital care, and trauma systems and restorative medicine. As a subordinate command of the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command at Fort Detrick, Md., the ISR strives to be the nation's premier joint research organization planning and executing […]
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Since its re-release earlier this year, the Stan Smith has skyrocketed to the forefront of fashion's favorite kicks. Frequently worn by style world influencers like Celine's Phoebe Philo, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and every... read more
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Outsized Munday falls to Triple A
Collier scores 21 points for Moguls in the loss
ABILENE — Tyler Singleton scored a game-high 23 points, and three other Triple A Academy players scored in double figures as the No. 1-ranked Stallions cruised past Munday, 78-43, in A Region II-A Div. I boys semifinal Friday at Moody Coliseum.
Gary Breaux followed Singleton with 19 points, while Jeremiah Jefferson had 17 and Jamar Sandifer had 14.
L.J. Collier led Munday (16-5) with 21 points, and Dee Paul had 11.
Singleton hit a 3-pointer just inside the half-court line as the buzzer sounded to end the first quarter, giving the Stallions a 17-14 lead. That started a 12-2 run for Triple A, which led 36-23 at the break.
The Stallions went on an 11-0 run early in the third quarter for a 51-27 lead and never looked back.
Triple A, a charter school, started a lineup that includes 6-foot-8 Harrison Henderson and 6-7 Daylon Mumphrey, while Singleton was the smallest starter at 6-2. The only other player on their roster smaller than 6-foot is 5-10 Cameron Cooks, who didn't play.
Munday's tallest player is 6-2.
The Moguls expended much of their energy early, while Triple A had plenty to spare.
"(Athletic ability) is definitely a plus for them," Munday coach Greg Clark said. "Their exposure to the game so far exceeds ours. Foot-speed wise, put us on a track, and I like our chances. But this is a different thing, and they're much better at anticipating situations. I've got a senior that's started for me since he was a freshman. I don't think he's played 100 games. These guys have probably played 140 games this calendar year between summer league, fall league and their regular schedule.
"But they're something special. The arguments about this, that or the other, I'll let other people get into that. I couldn't have been more proud of our kids. We left our chips on the table. None of them are in our pockets. I'm real proud of them."
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Dallas Triple A 78, Munday 43
Munday 14 9 10 10 — 43
Triple A 17 19 22 20 — 78
MUNDAY (16-5) — L. J. Collier 21, Dee Paul 11, Ryder Dillard 4, Jake Myers 3, Garrett Weaver 2, Roddrick Taylor 2.
DALLAS TRIPLE A ACADEMY (25-5) — Tyler Singleton 23, Gary Breaux 19, Jermiah Jefferson 17, Jamar Sandifer 14, Harrison Henderson 5.
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The Plattsmouth City Council ordered placement of two sales tax propositions on mail-in ballots November 15th.
The Cassgram If passed, Proposition #1 would increase the city sales and uses tax from 1% to 1.5%. The additional .5% would be "used for sidewalk and street improvements and maintenance," according to the proposition draft.
(The other 1% would continue to be evenly split between real property tax relief and economic development as it has been for the last several years.)
If passed, Proposition #2 would "remove the limitation on the duration of the city's sales and uses tax…"
Councilwoman Ruth Wassinger started discussion by saying it's important to give the issue to the voters, "It's necessary to put this on the ballot."
Councilman Rod Jenkins was the only vote against the motion. He was concerned that the Downtown Streetscape is not specified as the use for the additional .5%. "That's been the whole purpose all along… that should be mentioned" on the ballot, he said.
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KAKE-TV turns 60 in October. Over the next couple of months we'll show you some of the stories we've covered one year at a time, one day at a time.
KAKE-TV signed on the air October 19, 1954, featuring programming from ABC and NBC, along with the "General Motors Newscast".
October was a busy news month. First, Boeing rolled out the 1000th B-47 Stratojet. At the time, Boeing had more than 30,000 employees at its Wichita plant.
The then University of Wichita reported a new all time enrollment record. The campus had 3,848 students, breaking the previous record by nearly five hundred students.
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Accounting, tax and business advisory firm Punongbayan & Araullo (P&A) hosted a reception for clients and friends last Feb. 19 at the Blue Leaf Pavilion to celebrate the firm's 20th anniversary. Shown in photo with guest of honor Vice President Noli de Castro are (from left) managing partner and CEO Greg Navarro, Mrs. Ampy Araullo, co-founding partner Joe Araullo, Mrs. Evelyn Punongbayan, and founding partner Ben Punongbayan. P&A is the Philippine member firm of Grant Thornton International.
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5-Year-Old Uses Crayon Like Gun, Forced to Sign a Suicide/Homicide Contract [Video]
Ridiculous? I think zero tolerance is out of control and if this doesn't prove it to you then we just think NOTHING alike.
Ridiculous? I think zero tolerance is out of control and if this doesn't prove it to you then we just think NOTHING alike.
Robin Williams died this morning (August 11) of an apparent suicide in northern California. He was 63 and had been dealing with depression and very recently spent some time in rehab.
Being depressed is like living all alone in a world that's disconnected from everything and everybody. All you can think about is how bad everything is and how there is really nothing ahead that holds any hope for improvement. It's like nothing is good and every physical movement…every conversation with another person is a struggle. I recognize that because I've been there….so has my friend, Laura Benedict.
A few weeks ago I was reading a story on Facebook about Scattering CJ. It is a story about a mother in Auburn whose son died April 14, 2010 and her journey to find some peace with what happen. He committed suicide. CJ was only 20. I was drawn to Hallie Twomey's story for two reasons. One, losing a child is the last thing any parent should have to endure. Two, her son died the same way my father died when I was 12.


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Today, Bethesda pulled the lid off the tremendous voice cast they've assembled for their upcoming title, Dishonored. Far from the usual video game trend of hiring Nolan North/Jennifer Hale and calling it a day, Bethesda has chosen to shell out for some fairly major Hollywood talent.
The most recognizable name is undoubtedly Carrie Fisher who will be heard broadcasting propaganda over the loudspeakers. Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon will also be joining the cast along with Lena Heady (better known as Cersei Lannister on Game of Thrones), Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs), and John Slattery of Mad Men.
Rounding out the cast will be Brad Dourif who played Grima Wormtongue in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, as well as Chloë Grace Moretz (Kick-Ass).
Dishonored is due out October 9 in North America on PS3/X360/PC, and has been getting a ton of positive buzz lately (from us especially.)
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The attached file and source code demonstrates a rare but existing bug in libFLAC somewhere (note I use the libFLAC++ interface, but I assume the problem lies in the libFLAC code).
If you attempt to seek to sample #600000 (out of a total 720000 samples), it fails. I have made many other similar files and can seek to this point in those files... but this file does not work.
Note that the testing it with "flac -t" does not indicate any errors.
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$ ./test_seek bad_seek_to_600000.flac
Total samples = 720000
Seeking to 600000
test_seek: regional_sdr/test_seek.cpp:25: void test_decoder::test_seek(): Assertion `seek_ok' failed.
I have tested this with both 1.1.3 and 1.1.4, and both times it has failed.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said Monday that the fire is threatening homes south of Tehachapi (teh-HAH-chah-pee).
State fire officials say it's being fueled by 10- to 18 mph winds.
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Meanwhile, a 1,100-acre blaze along the main interstate between Southern California and Las Vegas is 95 percent contained.
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York County, Pa., has many scenes such as this, but you have to take a second to pull the vehicle off the road to enjoy them. Don McClure did just that, with a camera in his hand, and in so doing, he captured this wonderful country scene.
Posted in Archives, all posts, Books & reading, Delta Welsh quarryman, Explanations/controversy, Farms, fields & mills, For photo fans, Genealogy/research, Linked in/neat stuff, Local journalism & Web, Local landmarks, Susquehannocks/Conestogas, Unsung/obscure sites Tagged Delta, Gravity Hill, Hex magic, Robert Iosue, Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church, York College of Pennsylvania Leave a comment
How you can absorb Peach Bottom/Delta Welsh culture in a Sunday afternoon
You might recognize this distinctive door and stonework as part of the front of a Welsh miners' cottage in Peach Bottom Township, Pa. Tours of a Coulsontown cottage will be offered as part of the Delta Holiday Home Tour on Dec. 8.
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Delta-Peach Bottom slate splitter (say that fast 3 times) coming to Stewartstown
Author and historian Roger Wilson will demo the practice of slate splitting (say that fast three times) at a Stewartstown, Pa., Historical Society demonstration on May 8. Wilson will talk about the Welsh and their slate quarrying in the Delta-Peach Bottom area in the 19th century.
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Welsh brought unique culture to corner of York County: Linked in with neat York County history stuff, Sept. 5, 2012
Yorktownsquare.com covers the old Gettysburg Cyclorama, what's left of Foustown's smokestack and Delta's Old Line Museum.
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How should the newest lake in York County be used?
No, this is not Crater Lake in the Northwest. It sits in West Manchester Township, in a former quarry. In other places, abandoned quarries have been used as amusement parks, recreational lakes, nature preserves and botanical gardens. What do you … Continue reading
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York County slate mining 21st-century style: Linked in with neat history stuff, Feb. 6, 2012
Slate mining was a primary occupation among the Welsh in southeastern York County, Pa., from about 1850 to World War I. But here Joey L. Wildasin of Joey L. Wildasin Slate Roofing mines slates in a different way. He … Continue reading
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Trestles, tunnels, swimming pools: Bringing together a rich assortment of Ma & Pa Railroad memories
This Maryland and Pennsylvania Circular, No. 116, officially creates a flag stop at Spangler's swimming pool. This recreational spot later became Springwood Park at mile post 71.5 on the railroad. Many people today remember the York Township pool with its … Continue reading
Part II: The origin of 'Peach Bottom' is unknown, but its name is everywhere in southeastern York County
Students walks around an African-American Cemetery in Peach Bottom Township in York County's southeastern corner on a cleanup mission. Also of interest: Photographer tramps to far reaches of York County and Were the Welsh quarrymen from York County, Pa.'s, Delta-Peach … Continue reading
The origin of 'Peach Bottom' is unknown, but its name is everywhere in southeastern York County
Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station is just one of the southeastern York County, Pa., entities that appropriated the Peach Bottom name. (See second photograph from Peach Bottom Township below.) Also of interest: Stone structures tell York countians how their ancestors … Continue reading


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Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers angered by controversial TD call against Seattle Seahawks
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The Green Bay Packers have been left fuming after one of the most controversial decisions in NFL history saw them lose to the Seattle Seahawks and saw most people in the league lose faith with the replacement referees.
The NFL Players' Association had already written to league owners asking them to end the lockout of the regular officials, pay them what they want, and get the controversial replacement referees off the field.
Just hours later, their point was made as Seattle won the game on a last second hail mary pass that looked for all the world like it had been intercepted by Packers man MD Jennings, only for the officials to give it as a touchdown to Seattle receiver Golden Tate.
Actually there were two different calls by the two officials in the end zone - one waving the game dead and the other indicating a score, as the two players wrestled for the ball on the ground.
Even after a video review looked to have shown Jennings grabbing the ball first and Tate making a second effort to steal it, the touchdown stood, and Twitter soon flooded with outrage at the call and the fact replacement refs had made another big gaff.
"Don't ask me a question about the officials," said Packers coach Mike McCarthy. "I've never seen anything like that in all my years in football. I know it's been a wild weekend in the NFL and I guess we're part of it now."
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Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who was sacked eight times in the first half by a ferocious Seahawks defence, was also in no doubt what the call should have been.
"It was awful," he said. "Just look at the replay. And then the fact that it was reviewed, it was awful. That's all I'm going to say about it.
"From my vantage point, the referee in the back, I saw him wave over his head, which means he was going touchback. No idea how the other guy said touchdown Golden Tate on the replay. Obviously, he takes his arm off whatever part of the ball he may or may not have had, and they reviewed it and it upheld."
Seattle coach Pete Carroll was obviously always going to have a different opinion on the matter: "From what I understood from the officials it was a simultaneous catch. Tie goes to the runner. Good call," he said.
There was also a blatant two-handed push from Tate that should have been called as offensive pass interference, which was also missed by the officials, but the Seattle man insisted he caught the ball fairly.
Golden Tate celebrates after the game
"I was just trying to keep possession of the ball," said Tate. "The guy who was fighting me for it, he's strong. I was just trying to hold onto it until our guys pulled them off of me. I didn't know if they called touchdown, interception, incompletion. I didn't know what was going on. Couldn't hear anything and I just tried to keep fighting for the ball."
Several Packers players took to Twitter to vent their anger, after a group of them watched replays in the locker room after the game and could be heard laughing at the call, and some of them could face sanctions from the NFL for their comments.
Wide receiver Greg Jennings was more reserved in his comments to the media, but still made it clear he thought the touchdown should not have stood.
"Just watching in the back room, I think if you asked Golden Tate to take a lie detector test and ask him did he catch that ball or did M.D. catch that ball, M.D. caught that," Jennings said. "It was clear as day - at least that is what my eyes saw."
One thing is clear, the controversy will only heighten the calls for the replacement referees to be sent on their way and the lockout of the experienced officials to be ended.


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Fine. But one more question, do the upgrades you've put on a kingdom go away if its conquered by an enemy?
''Your drill is the drill that will pierce the Heavens!"
Nope. At least, they shouldn't. In fact if you invade an upgraded nation you also get their upgrades.
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I'm 80% sure they're not wild.
There are wild Kadabras; they just don't show up in every episode (same deal as with Pikachu)
I will rule the world, and find that truly good cup of coffee.
I also have the same problem with Gothorita.
But hey, that's just me.
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crunchy612 posted...I'm 80% sure they're not wild.
I can say that Yukimura's, at least, does have wild Kadabras.
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Suicide Girls hit the road and announce in-stores!
Come hang out, meet the girls and pick up the new DVD - Suicide Girls, The Firstr Tour!
Hit the links below for dates and venues.
Also, remember to pick up the ultimate classic Goth compilation The Suicide Girls: Black Heart Retrospective


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Wear your championship pride for all to see with this Oregon Ducks 2013 Fiesta Bowl Champions long-sleeve T-shirt. This Oregon Ducks long-sleeve shirt features vibrant team graphics and is made from 100% cotton. Cap off your team's epic win with this piece of Ducks gear.
- 100% Cotton
- BCS Bowl Champions long-sleeve T-shirt
- Machine-washable
- Officially licensed
- Rib-knit details
- Screen print graphics
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Authentic Look
- Quality Construction
- Shows Off Team Pride
- Stylish Design
Best Uses
- Anytime
- Around Town
- At The Game
- Watching The Game on TV
Comments about Oregon Ducks 2013 Fiesta Bowl Champions Long Sleeve T-Shirt - Green:
Love wearing "me ducks" wear to support what team I root for.
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