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When an out of town friend stopped by I was delighted to take her sightseeing in the oldest part of town, touring cathedrals and cable cars all around Nob Hill before wandering down to Comstock Saloon at the crossroads of North Beach and China Town (not that any excuse is needed to share a cocktail with a friend, but strolling up and down San Francisco's steepest hills can be thirsty business). I'd only ever been to this establishment in the dark before, but as it turns out during the day light floods in to a charming alcove off the main bar room; with high ceilings, gorgeous wallpaper and detailing, and where the soup of the day is always whiskey. This is the kind of watering hole where you always want to leave your fate in the hands of the bartender — never order from a menu. I requested something spirt-forward with a touch of sweetness, while Diane went with a grapefruit and bourbon pairing. As our bespoke cocktails were shaken up (or in my case stirred) we crept next door to check out the main room in the quiet daytime — a tribute to SF's gold-miner heritage, with antique lighting and fans, a dark but gleaming old bar with built-in vintage seating, and even a statue of Emperor Norton looking down over all his subjects. Back in the lunch bar we toasted our glasses to the indulgence of daytime drinking; a rarity for ladies who work as much as ourselves, but often a necessity, especially on a Thursday.
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That looks like my kind of place! Sounds like such a wonderful time Jessica I'm sad I wasn't there with you! Definitely best to leave your fate in the hands of a man who knows what he's doing!
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It may well be that Dennis Blair deserved to be fired from his position as director of national intelligence. But some of the reasons that are being cited in the press for his firing point to much deeper problems with the Obama administration's approach to counterterrorism—problems that will not go away with Blair's involuntary departure.
Blair apparently burned bridges with the White House when he told a congressional committee that the Christmas Day bomber should have been interrogated by the Obama administration's new High-Value Interrogation Group (HIG), which was announced with much fanfare in the summer of 2009 as a less controversial alternative to the CIA's canceled high-value interrogation program. It turned out that the HIG could not have been called in to interrogate Abdulmutallab because it had not yet been stood up. Blair should have known this, and his gaffe was embarrassing to the president. But more embarrassing was the fact that nearly a year after President Obama shut down the CIA interrogation program, its replacement was still not functioning.
Six months later, the HIG is still not being used to interrogate high-value terrorists. In January, U.S. and Pakistani officials accidentally captured the highest-ranking Taliban leader ever detained in the war on terror: Mullah Baradar. Despite the fact that Baradar was "arguably the most important terrorist suspect captured since the detention of Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed in spring of 2003," Newsweek reports that the HIG has not even been deployed to interrogate him.
The fact is, after nearly 18 months in office, the Obama administration still has no capability to capture, detain, and effectively interrogate senior terrorist leaders. Indeed, they are not even trying to bring such leaders in alive. According to a Washington Post story in February, there have been "no reports of high-value detentions" since Obama took office. Indeed, the Post reported that when U.S. officials located the leader of al Qaeda in East Africa, Saleh Ali Nabhan, the military gave President Obama the option to capture him alive for interrogation or just kill him. Obama chose to kill him. With that decision, the Post reported, "The opportunity to interrogate one of the most wanted U.S. terrorism targets was gone forever."
Another reason cited for Blair's firing was the recent report from the Senate Intelligence Committee which concluded that the National Counterterrorism Center was largely to blame for failing to connect the dots on the Christmas Day attack. But the more important conclusion contained in the report came later. It declared that "prior to the 12/25 plot, counterterrorism analysts at NCTC, CIA, and NSA were focused on the threat of terrorist attacks in Yemen, but were not focused on the possibility of AQAP [Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula] attacks against the U.S. homeland … [This] contributed to the failure of analysts to recognize and collate the several pieces of intelligence reporting that mentioned Abdulmutallab."
In other words, the Obama administration did not recognize that AQAP had morphed from a local terrorist network focused on attacks in Yemen into a transnational terrorist network with the intent and capability of striking the United States—so when it had several pieces of intelligence indicating a threat to the homeland, it failed to connect them and stop the attack.
And why didn't the intelligence community recognize the transformation of AQAP into a threat to the homeland? Because President Obama eliminated our capability to capture and interrogate the al Qaeda leaders who could have told us this information.
In my book, Courting Disaster, former CIA Director Mike Hayden explains that intelligence is like trying to put together a puzzle. You have all the pieces laid out on the table in front of you, and you have to fit them together—except you are not allowed to see the picture on the cover of the box. There is only one way to get a look at the picture on the cover of the box, and that is to capture the people who know what the picture looks like—the KSMs of the world who drew the picture in the first place. When we capture and interrogate a senior al Qaeda leader like KSM, he gives us more than additional pieces of the puzzle—he can tell our intelligence community how the pieces we already have fit together. He can give us the information we were missing before the Christmas Day attack. He can tell us what the final picture looks like.
Our failure to stop the Christmas Day attack stems from the fact that we had the pieces of the puzzle, but we did not have the picture on the cover of the box. Until we restore the capability to get that picture, the terrorists will continue penetrating our defenses. Firing Dennis Blair may be a good decision, but it won't solve the larger problem—because the source of that problem is higher up the chain of command.

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I've not done a picture yet, so yay me, thats a bonus bringing me up to 3 entries
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The shoddy-ist of edits, but it'll do.
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>> Checking Stocktober wavy hands......Success
>> Checking Stocktober special jacket....Success
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I'm trying to think of a name for that Al version... I'm struggling.
All I can think of is "The BodyguALd" or "the TerminALtor" [because it looks a little bit like Arnie "give me your clothes and your motorcycle" Schwarzenegger]
Actually, it's a worksheet in an Excel spreadsheet with a few usernames in a column that say, 'pic', 'morgan freeman' or 'theme song' next to them - just so I don't accidentally award too many bonus entries.
Those USB keys are cute yes, but the casing is a bit thin and they don't always make contact with the pins because they have no surround to stabilise them in the port. For this reason we'll not be re-ordering them I'm afraid - have to find another nice design that's a bit more robust for the next batch.
Re USB key: see my comment to @sparkeh above. The design is cool but because it lacks a stabilising surround, they don't always make proper contact with the pins in the socket - we'll be ordering something a bit more robust next time.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
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1. In the convalescent home, what did Sacks's first breakfast partner find amusing?
(a) Sacks' situation.
(b) The jokes of the serving nurses.
(c) Everything about the world.
(d) The irony of their respective leg injuries.
2. While watching the surgery on his right leg, what time does Sacks remember?
(a) His agonizing move down the mountain.
(b) His time in the Casting Room.
(c) Preparation for his first surgery.
(d) The moment he faced the bull.
3. What was Sacks's general opinion about the patients in the convalescent home?
(a) They were all smarter than the doctors.
(b) They were pretty knowledgeable about the world and their places in it.
(c) None of them had as compelling a story as he did.
(d) They were generally stupid and clueless.
4. Previous to his accident, how did Sacks think things were accomplished in the world?
(a) By love and understanding.
(b) By reason and will.
(c) By sheer willpower.
(d) By external impetus.
5. While under the spinal anesthesia, how did Sacks perceive his body?
(a) He had no upper half.
(b) His feet were far away.
(c) He terminated in the middle.
(d) His body was very thin.
6. Who, in Sacks's family, had worked closely with Head?
(a) His father.
(b) His mother.
(c) His cousin.
(d) His brother.
7. What concerto did Sacks listen to on a cassette tape?
(a) Mozart's Flute Concerto No. 2 in D Major.
(b) Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B Minor.
(c) Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto.
(d) Beethoven's Piano Concerto #5.
8. Previous to this injury, when Sacks had had electrical currents applied to his injured neck muscles, what happened?
(a) His neck muscles immediately relaxed.
(b) He had the undeniable impulse to shrug.
(c) His neck muscles had remained tense and nearly immobile.
(d) He felt shooting pains in his back.
9. At what moment did Sacks's leg "return" to his body?
(a) When he had taken several steps.
(b) When he walked and felt sensation in it.
(c) When he remembered the rhythm of hiking up the mountain.
(d) When he heard Mendelssohn's music in his head.
10. Sacks did not attend the memorial service for W. H. Auden because he thought he was too weak to travel. Where was this service held?
(a) Buckingham Palace.
(b) Westminster Abbey.
(c) St. Paul's Cathedral.
(d) St. Martin-in-the-Field.
11. What word does Nietzsche use to describe the feeling that convalescence brings?
(a) Calmness.
(b) Intoxication.
(c) Inebriation.
(d) Brightness.
12. What reason did Sacks give for hating any creature with health?
(a) The healthy creatures could not understand him.
(b) It was one step along the road to recovery.
(c) After everything he went through, he deserved it.
(d) It was the sickness speaking.
13. Before he took a step, what visual problem did Sacks have?
(a) He could not see his feet.
(b) He could not distinguish colors.
(c) The floor looked closer than it actually was.
(d) He could not judge objects or distances.
14. Why did Sacks refer to the doctor's visits as "odious" (Chapter Six, pg 159)?
(a) The doctor was unusually harsh with him.
(b) He preferred to be the doctor as the patient.
(c) He had to play the part of the accepting, passive patient.
(d) He did not trust or like the doctor.
15. What did Sacks hope to accomplish by reading Head's books?
(a) Learn the emotional intricacies of body alienation.
(b) Divert his thinking from his own past.
(c) Understand how to prevent body alienation in the future.
(d) Receive illumination about his experiences.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was scheduled for Wednesday the 11th?
2. When Sacks gave thanks for his health and recovery, what was most important about that action?
3. What problem did Sacks find with Leontev and Zaporozhet's book?
4. As the Sister took the stitches out of Sacks's leg, what did he think?
5. What happened to Sacks's writing style when he was forced to write with his left hand?
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By ALAN ANDERSON, business development director, NCR distributor Bytes Managed Solutions (South Africa)
Few people would equate the ATM as a key area for reducing environmental impact, but this is the case. These machines have become an indispensable part of our lives, and they are everywhere. It is therefore a key focus area for responsible banks in reducing their carbon footprint.
Here are some of the ways ATMs can be made more green, and financial services decision-makers should look for ATMs that fit these criteria:
- Give customers the option of printing a receipt. While printed receipts can be a very important part of the transaction for some customers – especially for confirming automated check deposits – not all customers want or need receipts. Alternatively, two-sided thermal printing (which prints on the front and back of the paper), can use paper more efficiently and cut total paper volumes. Increasingly, consumers are open to receiving a text message or email as a form of receipt.
- There can be a lot of wasted paper throughout the ATM supply chain, so some vendors have focused intensely on the entire supply chain, from creation of paper to recycling of tally slips. Typically, this includes chlorine-free paper, recycled paper and 40% post-consumer waste. It's not only the right thing to do, it costs much less. So everyone wins.
- NCR SelfServ ATMs incorporate features such as intelligent cheque deposit, remote diagnostics and self-healing. These features reduce the maintenance, material, energy and fuel costs associated with financial transactions. NCR SelfServ ATMs incorporate dual paper roll capacity, significantly reducing paper roll waste, as well as patented two-sided thermal (2ST) receipt printing. These features can result in less fuel being consumed by service calls.
- Banks should should align themselves with ATM manufacturers that have developed and implemented a Corporate-wide Greenhouse Gas Inventory Management Plan. This allows companies to measure carbon emissions and then measure progress towards target reduction. And remember, every ton of carbon saved by a supplier counts towards a bank's overall carbon footprint. Greenhouse gas is real and it's here to stay as a business input. ATM Manufacturers, such as NCR, have already developed and installed solar-powered ATMs, with banks and financial institutions gaining significant benefits from this innovative solution.
ATMs consume electricity. They need to be on 24x7x365, and that is the reality. Around that reality, though, there is much ATM manufacturers can do to differentiate themselves and assist their banking customers to offset their carbon footprint. This list is but a starting point, and in the endless quest to reduce man's impact on earth, ATM manufacturers have a role to play.
And they can help their customers with their own carbon footprint at the same time.


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Post-ictal State after a Seizure • May experience altered level of consciousness
• Do they have a previous history of migraines
• Different from a stroke since tumor symptoms worsen over weeks to months
• Patients typically have a history of fevers, dental infections, congenital heart disease, infections of the face or scalp, or prior head injury/skull fracture.
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How can leaders unleash the innovation potential of their companies, organizations, and communities? What are the real leadership lessons of Silicon Valley? Become a Rainforest Architect and learn.
The game has changed in the knowledge economy. In the past, leaders owned the competitive advantage solely by controlling people, resources, and money. Today, value is created by trust-based networks that accelerate innovation, entrepreneurship, and creativity. Those networks require an ecosystem with a new set of rules. You must learn the new game to compete. We can teach you that game.
Silicon Valley thrives because its ecosystem is like a rainforest: a fertile environment that fosters the cycle of invention and reinvention. Ecosystems are not accidents; they can be designed. That's why we created the Rainforest Architects Program: to train leaders on how to spur innovation across large populations. We give you the latest tools, thought leaders, and peer networks for designing robust ecosystems.
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You might wonder how silly it would be to travel 13,200 kilometers to attend a Rainforest Architects Workshop… I'm glad I did. I got to work with a wonderful team at T2 and an appropriately diverse collection of innovators from 5 continents, as we explored together truly game-changing, rule-breaking fundamental concepts in ecosystem strategy and development that ventilated my thinking and exposed new perspectives to approaching challenges. Now I see. And I can build."
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The Rainforest Architects framework is the best I've found to understand the organic nature of the ecosystem, and how to tackle it. Meeting 'Ecosystem Architects' from around the world has been a wonderful opportunity for me. To share their experiences, their challenges and their strategies has given me profound insights for my own challenges."
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SHIFT: Welcome to Generation M
With apologies to Jeff Foxworthy …
You know you're middle-aged when you're 10 years older than retiring pro athletes. You know you're middle-aged when you don't recognize a single artist name in the Billboard Top 10 except Madonna. You know you're middle-aged when your spouse suggests in her most come-hither voice it's bedtime, and you say, "but SportsCenter is about to start!" You know you're middle-aged when someone asks if you Twitter, and you ask, "Why, did someone relate an amusing bawdy anecdote?"
I am middle-aged. I realized this during research for an article I'm writing for an August issue of E-Gear on mobile social networking. Aside from discovering Twitter and my obvious middle-agedness, I also discovered a ginormous generation gap when it comes to one important aspect of technology. Read on to find out more about the widening techno-chasm between boomers and Generation M, or Generation Media, the Internet Generation.At the beginning of Bye Bye Birdie, there's a musical sequence known as "The Telephone Hour" in which a mass of teenagers get involved in a viral phone call about their high school classmates Kim and Hugo getting "pinned." For you Gen M'ers, getting pinned meant Kim and Hugo (a heterosexual couple; there were no gay couples in the 1950s) had decided to go steady, signified by Hugo giving Kim a lapel pin. Oh … going steady means they committed to a monogamous non-sexual romantic relationship. Teens didn't have sex in the 1950s, either. But I digress.
The point is the viral phone call. Bye Bye Birdie opened on Broadway in 1960. In the nearly 50 years since, unchanged is the teen impulse to relate every bit of minutia about their social doings to their hundred bestest friends, but the technological method of such musings is worlds apart. In the age of Elvis, it was the telephone. In the age of Usher, it's the cellphone.
Oh, yeah. You know you're middle-aged if you remember Bye Bye Birdie.
Not only did I get not a single taker, but I got a lot of puzzled, "What would I do with it?" queries. Even after I explained the idea, my cronies couldn't figure out why anyone would need or want to constantly keep acquaintances updated on their nonexistent social lives and how anyone had the energy it took to do so. Clearly they all had forgotten their own frenetic teen years. As Ringo observed in A Hard Day's Night, "being middle-aged and old takes up most of your time."
Do you have to be middle-aged to know A Hard Day's Night? Or does Gen M know The Beatles only because David Archuleta screwed up the lyrics to "We Can Work It Out" on Beatles Week on American Idol? Anyway, I couldn't shake the image of middle-agers a century ago who understood what an auto-mobile was, but couldn't figure out what they'd do with it. After all, they really had no desire to go beyond the confines of their town and they had a perfectly good horse.
Why do I think the forecast is conservative? According to the CTIA, the 260 million cell phone users in the U.S. send nearly 2 billion — that's BILLION — text messages a day. If you're middle-aged and you're sending few if any text messages, imagine how many Gen M'ers are tapping out.
I occasionally trade text messages with my wife. I have only one friend who even knows how to text me. I'm obviously holding up my end of the Gen M gap. So excuse me, I have to bitch about the 30-something whippersnapper they just promoted over me, kick some kids off my lawn, clip the hair out of ears and nose, and suck in my gut and have a nostalgic wet dream about Joey Heatherton. Not exactly a list of accomplishments I want to text my peeps.


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PHILADELPHIA -- The third time was the charm for Australian-trained left wing Nathan Walker.
Walker, passed over in the previous two NHL Drafts, moved one step closer to realizing his dream on Saturday when the Washington Capitals selected him in the third round (No. 89) of this year's event at Wells Fargo Center. This was the final year of draft eligibility for Walker.
The first Australian to be drafted, Walker is now hoping to take it one step further and lock up a roster spot right out of training camp. The Capitals' managerial team is very familiar with the 5-foot-9, 185-pound forward.
Walker, 20, was one of 40 forwards invited to the Capitals' training camp last fall on a tryout basis.
"I had a good rookie camp and then got the invite to the main camp, so it went well," Walker told NHL.com last September. "I thoroughly enjoyed it."


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Forget Meat and Potatoes: Veggies Rule Chicago
By Melanie Haiken on August 11, 2010
Although folks hailing from Chicago and other parts of the midwest often complain about the traditional meat-and-potatoes diet they grew up with, it seems clear by now that the Chicago of today, almost Parisian in its sophistication, has outgrown those limitations. I noticed the foodie-ism immediately; even chains like Corner Market were touting farm-fresh berries […]
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An Alternative Approach to Ashland Shakespeare Festival
By Melanie Haiken on July 10, 2010
For several years, my daughters and I have made an annual summer pilgrimage to Ashland, Oregon to catch as many plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival as we can possibly cram into a few days and nights. But thanks to our love of the outdoors and our extremely lean budget, we don't "do Ashland" like […]
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Real Food, Local Color at Seattle's Pike Place Market
By Melanie Haiken on June 14, 2010
To tell you the truth, I didn't want to go to Seattle's Pike Place Market; I pictured a big tourist trap with all the original history drained from it, like Fisherman's Wharf in my hometown of San Francisco, which I avoid at all costs — unless I'm showing around first-timers or want to catch the […]
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Microbreweries Make News: Pints to Sample in SF
By Melanie Haiken on May 3, 2010
At brand new Social Kitchen and Microbrewery, which opened in the Inner Sunset neighborhood of San Francisco last week, the concept of handcrafted microbrewed beer is getting a dose of "slow food" style refinement. Owner and brewmaster Rich Higgins is chief of the San Francisco Brewing Guild and takes the art of locally made and […]
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A Special Welcome at the Hotel California, Todos Santos
By Melanie Haiken on April 7, 2010
Sometimes the various worlds that we keep carefully compartmentalized come crashing together. That's what happened to me when I visited the Hotel California in the tiny Baja town of Todos Santos. (Not the Hotel California the Eagles sang about, or at least not exactly, but I'll get to that later.) In addition to being a […]
Posted in Food, Farm & Travel | Tagged art, Baja, hotel, Mexico | 15 Responses
3 New Foodie Reasons to Revisit Yountville this Spring
By Melanie Haiken on March 6, 2010
I honor the French Laundry as much as the next farm to table food fanatic. When it opened in 1994, I was travel editor at San Francisco magazine, and practically levitated with excitement when I visited for the first time along with a bunch of other San Francisco staff. But some years ago, when people […]
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Three Days in Tuscany an Hour from Home
By Melanie Haiken on November 17, 2009
Harvest time in the Italian countryside functions as a collective fantasy; we all share the same longing for that iconic vine-encrusted, ochre-colored Tuscan barn set amid golden fields. Of course, the one larger image is in fact a collective of smaller, more disparate images: A round-shouldered squash, a bottle of red wine, a round of […]
Posted in Food, Farm & Travel | Tagged Dining, Food, Italy, Locavore, Sonoma, Spas | 8 Responses
Highway 116 Revisited: A West Sonoma Escape to Foodie Heaven
By Melanie Haiken on October 30, 2009
I'm very lucky; I don't have to go far for one of most soul-soothing, health-enhancing, consciousness-raising adventures on this beautiful planet. All I have to do is drive north on 101, turn off on 116 north through Sebastopol, and suddenly I'm passing apple orchards, heirloom plant nurseries, bakeries, even a crazy hippie café with a […]
Posted in Food, Farm & Travel | Tagged Food, Gardens, health, Locavore, nutrition, Russian River, Sonoma | 1 Response
In Portland, Even the Food Is Progressive
By Melanie Haiken on August 13, 2009
Three days in Portland can be summed up like this: 2 Thai restaurants, 2 eclectic fusion cafes, 1 waffle shop, 2 organic fruit markets, 5 amazing coffee houses (all serving Stumptown coffee), countless vintage and junk shops, and the best used bookstore bar none. Names to remember: Pok Pok, Bread & Ink, Laughing Planet, My […]
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Ingredients for a Perfect Weekend: Fresh-Off-the-Boat Crab, Eucalyptus-Fired Sourdough, and Family
By Melanie Haiken on August 4, 2009
I pride myself on knowing the best purveyors of various delicacies throughout the northern San Francisco Bay Area; it's a natural outgrowth of my combined love of eating fresh, straight-from the farm food, and my obsession with finding small, family-owned businesses deserving of recognition. But I've been to Bodega Bay many, many times and never […]
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A free monthly poetry happening in the basement of Eighth Street Taproom in Lawrence, Kansas. Featuring touring national and international poets and local published poets. Includes an Open Mic session. Today's poetry by Lee Ann Roripaugh & Jordan Stempleman
Curated by: Sorcha Hyland, Megan Kaminski, and Jim McCrary.
KJHK is proud to present an eclectic lineup of local music at the Jackpot Music Hall! The Mouthbreathers will be bringing their dirty garage rock to the Jackpot stage. They will be supported by the awesome experimental, danceable Cloud Dog and one of the best emcees in the Middle of the Map, Stik Figa. Holding down the ones and twos will be KJHK's own DJ Modrey Hepburn of Vintage Vinyl (which airs Wednesday 10-Midnight).
This show is going to be majestic and one gem of a show!
Doors are at 9pm but come early and hang out at The Jackpot Music Hall!
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Pipeline Productions presents Split Lip Rayfield with Bright Light Social Hour and Red Eye Gravy at The Bottleneck on April 7.
The fire rages on for the powerhouse trio from Kansas, Split Lip Rayfield (SLR), as they celebrate the release of their new record, "I'll Be Around." The new album showcases the songwriting talents of mandolin player Wayne Gottstine and banjo player Eric Mardis, tied together by the harmony and deep-bass licks of Jeff Eaton. Such songs as "Aces High," "Heart of Darkness," and "The High Price of Necromancy" will take listeners on a journey of love, loss, change, and dark powers, as they discover what lies in the mysterious minds of SLR. The song for which the album is named, "I'll Be Around," serves as a tribute to the band's fallen teammate Kirk Rundstrom, whose influence on the band and its path was great. Rundstrom's legacy continues to live on in thenew album and also the band itself as every live show is dedicated to his memory. Split Lip Rayfield has carved out their own genre of music with their unique sound and instrumentation. Often described as a mix of bluegrass and country with an accent of metal, no other band delivers the experience of the homemade gas-tank bass played by Jeff Eaton, sets the mandolin strings on fire like Wayne Gottstine, or makes the banjo sing like Eric Mardis. Together, they burn up speakers and stages alike providing an unforgettable experience. This is one trio not to miss! For more information about the new Split Lip Rayfield album, "I'll Be Around," or live shows, please visit their website at www.splitliprayfield.com.
The second annual Big Event at KU, scheduled for Saturday, March 31, 2012, is a service project designed to bring the University of Kansas community closer to the larger community of Lawrence, Kansas. Based on a service event begun by the students of Texas A&M University, the Big Event at KU provides Lawrence community residents with a helping hand on projects around their neighborhoods.
Community residents may request service for jobs including painting, window washing and leaf raking at their homes or community organizations. Submit job requests online at thebigeventku.com; job site registration closes Friday, Feb. 24, 2012.
KU students, faculty and staff may register to complete service projects with The Big Event at KU online at thebigeventku.com. Volunteer registration closes Friday, March 2, 2012.
The Big Event is presented by the following KU student organizations: Student Senate, the Center for Community Outreach and Student Union Activities.
Pipeline Productions presents Galactic, Corey Glover, Corey Henry, and Orgone at Liberty Hall on March 15 at 7:00 p.m.
With the release of their sixth album, From the Corner to the Block, the five-man group GALACTIC – drummer Stanton Moore, bassist Robert Mercurio, saxophonist/harmonica player Ben Ellman, keyboardist Richard Vogel, and guitarist Jeff Raines – reaffirms their standing as one of the funkiest outfits in the known universe. Featuring a cherry-picked guest list of some of hip-hop's most dynamic lyricists – including Juvenile, Gift of Gab (Blackalicious), Lyrics Born, Ladybug Mecca (Digable Planets), Mr. Lif, Chali 2na (Jurrasic 5), Vursatyl (Lifesavas), and Boots Riley (The Coup), From the Corner to the Block exposes GALACTIC's organic grooves to an urban ear while still maintaining their essential funk aesthetic.
The band started out over a decade ago as an instrumental act in the tradition of the Meters, the JB's, and Booker T. & the MG's – bands equally comfortable recording their own material or working with vocalists. From the Corner to the Block grew out of GALACTIC's experiences touring with artists like the Roots, Jurassic 5, Triple Threat DJ's and Gift of Gab. Though it features cameos from a "wish list" of fan-favorite MCs, this isn't a typical hip-hop album per se, but a contemporary funk record that just happens to feature hip-hop vocalists. "We never set out to make a rap record," explains Ellman, who produced the record with assistance from engineer extraordinaire Count (Halou, Quannum, DJ Shadow). "We wanted to kinda modernize the New Orleans sound," adds Mercurio.
The New Orleans legacy echoes throughout the album, indeed. The brassy "Bounce Baby" (featuring DJ Z-Trip) stirs up wah-wah guitar, a horn-driven melody, syncopated beats, and turntable wizardry into a potent rhythmic instrumental. "Tuff Love" (featuring Trombone Shorty) offers a taste of some of New Orleans' hottest young talent. "Second and Dryades," (featuring Big Chief Monk Boudreau), evokes the spirit of the Wild Magnolias – it's a percussion-laced Mardi Gras anthem for the digi generation, on which Boudreau relates the story of being an Indian on Mardi Gras day. The song sure to raise eyebrows though is the title track and first single, featuring the Soul Rebels Brass Band and platinum rapper Juvenile (who tapped GALACTIC to back him on the "Jimmy Kimmel Show"). Mercurio, for one, is happy with the outcome. "It sounds like it was all supposed to be there, this track was meant to happen" he says.
The rest of the album features a diverse array of funky arrangements, vocal deliveries, and musical expressions, from sexy downtempo jams like "Squarebiz," featuring the ever-delectable Ladybug Mecca and singer Nino Moschella; to uptempo party-starters like "What You Need" with Lyrics Born, and "Hustle Up" with Boots Riley (which Mercurio calls "a total rock tune" dressed in funky threads); to semi-autobiographical tales of urban street life by Mr. Lif (".And I'm Out"), Vursatyl & Ohmega Watts ("Find My Home"), Lateef the Truth Seeker ("No Way"), Gift of Gab ("The Corner"), and Chali 2na ("Think Back").
Even with all the different vocalists, the songs maintain a sense of thematic consistency. As Ellman explains, this was by design: the rappers were each asked to write about a corner. "It could have been any corner," he says. "Everyone had a different perspective." Many contemporary all-star collaborations are purely commercial exercises, yet From the Corner to the Block stands as a labor of love, connecting GALACTIC's hip-hop jones and their guests' fervor for funk aesthetics. The result isn't just the grooviest, funkiest record of 2007, but perhaps the finest post-Katrina album to come out of New Orleans.
Jordan Geiger and Taylor Holenbeck of local favorite, Hospital Ships, will stop by Plow the Fields for an in-studio performance before their show at the Lawrence Art Center on March 17th.
Eleven Productions presents Youth Lagoon with Dana Buoy (of Akron Family) at the Jackpot
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Section 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, HC105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, HC111 $34.75
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Must present student ID at O'Reilly Box Office to recieve discount!
Revolver presents Corrosion of Conformity with Torche, Valient Thorr, and A Storm of Light on March 9 at the Beaumont Club.


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UW softball falls again to Oregon
The Washington softball team could not hold a late lead, falling 4-2 to No. 10 Oregon in Seattle on Friday night. Oregon (28-4, 5-0 Pac-12...
The Washington softball team could not hold a late lead, falling 4-2 to No. 10 Oregon in Seattle on Friday night.
Oregon (28-4, 5-0 Pac-12) also won the first game of the series and will go for the sweep Saturday.
The Huskies (24-10, 2-3), ranked No. 16 and No. 15 in the national polls, took their first lead of the series in the fifth inning by scoring two runs on an error.
But the lead didn't last long.
Oregon came back in the sixth on a two-run home run by Kaylan Howard and an RBI double by Janelle Lindvall.
Oregon freshman Cheridan Hawkins pitched a complete game to get the win.
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• Seattle University won the second game of a doubleheader 2-0 to gain a split with Texas State (6-27, 1-4 Western Athletic Conference) at Logan Field.
Richelle Ashburn was dominant in the Seattle University (13-20, 2-3 WAC) victory, setting down the last 16 batters in collecting her eighth victory of the season.
Tommy Thorpe and Jimmy Sherfy combined on a three-hit shutout and 12th-ranked Oregon scored the only run of the game on a safety squeeze bunt in the second inning as the Ducks edged Washington 1-0 in Eugene.
Husky starter Austin Voth, who gave up one run on seven hits in his seven innings of work, was charged with the loss. Thorpe (4-2) pitched eight innings for Oregon (21-7, 7-1 Pac-12), allowing three hits and three walks while fanning seven.
Washington fell to 6-18, 2-6.
• Senior Tyler Roberts threw a two-hit shutout in the second game, giving Central Washington (16-12, 10-4 Great Northwest Athletic Conference) a split of its doubleheader at Western Oregon, which won the first game 6-4.
Men's tennis
Washington won 4-3 at Arizona in the conference opener for both teams.
After being up 3-0, the Huskies (14-6, 1-0 Pac-12) could not find the elusive fourth point. Finally, sophomore Nick Kamisar of Sammamish clinched the match with his 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 victory.
Women's tennis
No. 48 Washington's upset bid fell just short as the Huskies (6-8) fell 4-3 to No. 21 Arizona State. The outcome came down to the final match, but Natali Coronel fell in a tiebreaker after holding off multiple match points.
• Elizaveta Luzina provided host Washington State with its lone point as the Cougars (12-8, 1-5 Pac-12) lost 6-1 to Arizona, (9-8, 1-3).
• Seattle University (5-12, 0-5 WAC) lost a pair of matches in San Marcos, Texas, falling 7-0 to San Jose State and 5-2 to Texas-Arlington.
Women's crew
The Western Washington University rowing team opened its season with a sweep of UC San Diego in a dual meet Friday morning on Lake Samish.
The Vikings' varsity eight won by nearly two boat-lengths, completing the 2,000-meter course in 7 minutes, 2.5 seconds. UCSD was timed in 7:11.80.
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The Lurgan born boss praised heroes Fraser Forster, Victor Wanyama and Tony Watt after the side completed the memorable Group G win in Glasgow on Wednesday night.
Parkhead exploded in the 21st minute when midfielder Wanyama headed in from a Charlie Mulgrew corner.
And in the 83rd minute 18-year-old Watt, on for Mikael Lustig to make his debut in the competition, raced away to score the second, leaving Lionel Messi's late strike a consolation in injury time.
Forster reprised his stunning display from the narrow 2-1 defeat to the same opposition two weeks ago, making a string of excellent saves and even claiming the assist as Watt grabbed his goal.
Lennon said: "I think it was one of the greatest nights in the club's recent history.
"It was very poignant at our 125th anniversary, one to play Barcelona in such a prestigious game and two, to win the game under huge difficulties with the squad decimated by injuries and illness."
The players are heroes, they are heroes to me, I can't speak highly enough of their performance tonight and they will go down in the history books of the club as the team who beat probably the best team in the world.Neil Lennon
The players are heroes, they are heroes to me, I can't speak highly enough of their performance tonight and they will go down in the history books of the club as the team who beat probably the best team in the world.
Neil Lennon
"Everyone goes on about tactics but football is about players and they have covered themselves in glory tonight," he said.
Lennon also praised young Watt who is fast becoming a favourite of the Celtic fans.
He said: "It is a memorable thing he has done so early in his career.
"I said before the game I had no hesitation in playing him, I just thought his lack of experience would have been too much to put him in the starting line-up but everything we asked him to do, he did.
"He scored a brilliant goal and should have had a penalty and a sending-off when he got on Mascherano's wrong side.
"He is learning, he wrote himself into the history books of the club but he is 11 games into his career.
"I hope he has a fruitful career but tonight will take some topping."
Watt said: "It'll take a couple of hours to sink in. I just saw (Victor) Valdes, I thought to put it to the side of him and it might go in.
"It's probably the best moment of my life, I'll look back at it when I'm older and think 'We've just beaten Barcelona in the Champions League' - there's nothing better."
It's tremendous, I don't think words can describe it.Fraser Forster
It's tremendous, I don't think words can describe it.
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Celtic remain in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages of the competition, with seven points from four games, two less than leaders Barca. They next travel to Benfica before hosting Spartak Moscow in their final group fixture.
Benfica have four points following their home win over Spartak Moscow, who are bottom of the group with three points.
Lennon said: "We have a chance, that's all it has given us. A greater chance than maybe we expected before the game.
"But we still have two very tough games.
"The problem is the players and staff will have to deal with is that the expectation level will increase.
"There is still a lot of work to do but we have given ourselves a platform.
"But that's for the future, I want the players to enjoy the moment and take it all in."
As they did when they came back from a goal behind in the Nou Camp last month to win 2-1 against Celtic, Barcelona dominated possession.
Barca coach Tito Vilanova said: "First of all I would like to congratulate Celtic, the fans were amazing tonight.
"If we had scored first it might have been a different game.
"But they scored first which allowed them to defend and their goalkeeper was brilliant tonight.
"It is not the first time we have lost a game like this and it won't be the last."
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Pick one.
BK lounge.
Mere Intricacy
Well assuming these are fast food chain, we only have Maccas in Australia, and they pay my bills.
So McD's.
Dux Hominum
Yummy Blueberry
never heard of checkers or royal farms.
I'll add in Jack in the box as a bonus option for me to vote for. been enjoying their shakes recently.
poe tay toes
wendy's. everywhere i stay it seems to be the geographically closest location
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