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"So, would you call yourselves a jam band?"
The question sounds so base it almost seems impolite.
"We are definitely a jam band," says vocalist/guitarist Phil Dudden, nodding slightly, after a short pause.
"I guess," Bunting allows.
"I would call ourselves," adds drummer Mike Goletz with notable hesitation, "a multi-genre roller-coaster ride."
Goletz's response inspires the rest of the group (minus bassist Fleeb, who isn't present) to offer up a torrent of adjectives to describe their sound, everything from heavy rock to bluesy folk. Tipton shakes his head and laughs. "You know, once you pull it out," he says, "whatever bells and whistles you attach to it, it's still a jam band."
Regardless of what category they fit in, the quintet's members are completely comfortable with their music and grateful for their oft-misunderstood, peace-loving, dreadlocked-hippie fan base.
"I don't think there's anything wrong with stereotypes," Dudden declares, "because a lot of people are also searching for that stereotype to be able to be included in it. A stereotype is there so you can find yourself encompassing something, being involved in something -- and, you know, we definitely fall into stereotypes as anybody else would."
"There's negative propaganda generated by every genre out there," Tipton adds. "I can sit here and bash thrash metal all day, but I'm not going to do it, because I'm not that kind of person, you know what I mean? If that gives you an idea of why I'm attracted to the whole jam-band scene.... You might have to dig through that to find the logic in it, but I think you can do it."
"It's like they say: 'Fifty billion Elvis fans can't be wrong,'" he goes on. "It's like, well, the Grateful Dead had an estimated 80,000 people traveling with them. Eighty-thousand people -- that's a subculture. Eighty-thousand people who are willing to travel from one end of the country to the other. There's got to be something going on there."
Tipton is clearly the most matter-of-fact of the bunch, whereas Dudden speaks in broad, inclusive terms. For their part, Bunting and Goletz, both newer additions to the group, are considerably less outspoken, but they seem to share many of Tipton and Dudden's sentiments.
Although this particular lineup is only a year old, various incarnations of Electric Side Dish have been jamming through the local scene since 2001. Dudden and Tipton originally formed the group out of another part-time project called Acoustic Side Dish. And after five years and a Spinal Tap-length list of ex-members, the Dish is at last ready to serve up its first full-length album.
Forward is not just the title of the recording; it's also a one-word summation of the band's future. The release, which is being issued on the band's own Delta 32 imprint, is a beginning of sorts for these seasoned musicians -- particularly Dudden and Tipton, who've been carrying guitars on their backs for the past fifteen years.
"I just kind of woke up and realized, yeah, we're finally actually just getting somewhere," says Tipton. "Phil and I definitely had to learn to separate friendships from business. You have to do that at some point in time. You have to start looking for solid musicians who you can play with as well, not just your friends who could maybe be musicians. After years and years of us struggling with that, I learned what to look for, and we've found it at this point."
The ups and downs of more than a decade's worth of work is telling on the faces of Dudden and Tipton. Likewise, it's just as evident in the acute organization of the band, which itself is a financially self-sufficient entity. Being a part of Electric Side Dish has afforded the five members -- some of whom also supplement their incomes by moonlighting as session musicians or playing live in other projects -- the ability to survive solely via playing music. Every dollar made goes into the label fund, and from there, the money is doled out for everything from recording expenses to monthly rent.
"It's difficult to make sense of it all unless you're writing it down and looking at it from an all-together point of view," Dudden explains. "The bottom line is, [we're] booking ourselves [and] making sure we're out there playing, and that's where it's at. A lot of bands are just playing once a month, playing once every two months -- or even if they are playing a lot, they're playing for free."
From the sound of it, Dudden and company put in too many hours and work too hard not to be compensated for their efforts. Consequently, the members of Electric Side Dish feel justified in asking for guarantees whether they're playing locally or in neighboring mountain towns. But while gigging several times a week has its benefits, being a full-time musician isn't always as romantic as it might seem; it's not all fun and getting high.
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By Greg Mast/Herald Sports Editor | 8/27/2014
The expectations are sky high for the Ottawa High School boys soccer team.
The Cyclones return a slew of experienced players from last year's squad which won a postseason match for the first time in five years. Ottawa fell to Baldwin in the regional final.
The expectations are sky high for the Ottawa High School boys soccer team.
The Cyclones return a slew of experienced players from last year's squad which won a postseason match for the first time in five years. Ottawa fell to Baldwin in the regional final.
"This is the best team we've had since I have been here," senior keeper Alex Stepp said. "We have a lot of experience on this team. We have a lot of returning players. We have a lot of good young guys."
Ottawa will be a deep team with lots of weapons.
"We are deeper than ever," fifth-year coach Daniel Nathan said. "We did not have a lot of seniors graduate. We have a lot of experience. The guys are ready to play. We have a lot of good freshmen coming in. We have a lot of seniors. We have a lot to take advantage of. We have depth to cover every aspect of the team. We can substitute a lot more."
Ottawa not only has players with varsity experience, but are multi-talented.
"The quality is more evenly spread," Nathan said. "A lot of people that can play different positions. The experience is deep. They understand each other, understand our system and what I am looking for very well. There is not a lot of basic things I have to go over."
Stepp said, "most are two-year players. We have good natural talent. We have a solid team all around."
The chemistry is built with most of them knowing and playing with each other for years.
"We are all good friends," Stepp said. "We all know each other well. We are starting to know the freshmen too. We have a team going here."
The defenders are highlighted by seniors Hayden Yancey and Eric Duarte. Returning up top are seniors Garrett Cruce and Connor Stepp. The midfield is led by returning sophomores Andrew Soph and Keegan Finch.
"We have Connor and Garrett to score some goals," Stepp said. "We have good shooters and ball handlers on this team.
The players spent all summer playing soccer with each other twice a week. Nathan said between 20 and 30 players came out for each session.
"The most important thing is they played together all summer long," Nathan said. "They got to know each other's style of play. They got more touches on the ball. We came in in shape."
Nathan said the experience allows him to add to the tactics.
"A few things we will do different," Nathan said. "Our basic shape is not going to change. It is the way the positions are played. It might change the way we execute.
"The back is going to be strong. They will nearly be all seniors. No real part of the team that is a weak spot."
The players also understand their competition.
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Health and Race Walking
at North Meadow Recreation Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Get fit as you enjoy beautiful Park landscapes. Co-presented with the NY Walkers Club.
Category: Fitness
Tai Chi Chuan at Wave Hill
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Quiet like a mountain, moving like a river, Tai Chi is a sequence of gentle movements based on images found in nature.
Category: Fitness
Close: A Journey in Scotland at The New York Botanical Garden
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.
A look at Scottish landscape design and land art.
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Holiday Train Show at The New York Botanical Garden
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Within the enchanting setting of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, large-scale model travel over bridges and past replicas of New York landmarks made of plant parts.
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Nature Walk at The Ridgewood Reservoir
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10:00 a.m.
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10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
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10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
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11:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
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Boca's Cosa Duci Bakery Gets $75,000 Loan From Whole Foods Market
When Giovanna Cimino opened Cosa Duci bakery in 2007, she wanted to accomplish two things: bring authentic Italian baked goods to Boca Raton and help find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis.
Cosa Duci Bakery: Pastries for a cause.
That's a pretty large goal for a small bakery, but Cimino had a strong motive -- her son, Giuseppe had the disease and she wanted to do everything she could to help him and others afflicted with MS. Hence, Cimino pledged to donate a portion of all profits from Cosa Duci to foundations that seek out a cure and provide support to people with MS.
On Monday, June 17, Cimino's daughter Silvia Fausto, who operates the family-run bakery, will accept a check for $75,000 at Whole Foods Market in Boca Raton as part of the company's Local Producer Loan Program.
The program provides low-interest loans to local companies seeking to expand their businesses. The loans range from $1,000 to $100,000 and the companies must meet Whole Foods Markets' quality standards and provide a solid business plan. Cosa Duci, which currently supplies cookies, biscotti, and specialty cakes to Whole Foods locations throughout Florida, will use the loan to purchase equipment that will allow the bakery to ramp up their product line. The five-year loan has a fixed interest rate of five percent.
Cosa Duci's Fausto said that the loan "will allow us to grow further and make our relationship [with Whole Foods] even stronger. We are committed to producing top quality products and great customer service."
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Paul Desmond on the apocalypse, which in his case was getting dumped for a wealthier man: "This is how the world ends, not with a whim but with a banker."
No one seems to have a source for a common claim this week, that one in ten Americans believes the world will end tomorrow. If it's true that the other nine out of ten Americans, and most actual Mayans, think the whole thing's ridiculous, the idea's high profile may be best explained by a study completed last year. Reported by Discovery, the investigation found a ten percent buy-in to be the point at which ideas begin to spread. Well, spread this has.
More simply, it could be that people who pass along stories — people like us here at the magazine — find this sort of thing irresistible. It's hard to focus on serious matters when a note comes across your desk claiming (if loosely) that 31 million people (that's ten percent of 312 million Americans) think rogue planet Nibiru will suddenly appear from behind the sun and smash into Earth, sometime before Saturday cartoons.
Live Science has taken one of the more earnest cracks at the case:
The modern world is chaotic and confusing, said Robert Sitler, a professor of Latin American studies at Stetson University in Florida and author of "The Living Maya: Ancient Wisdom in the Era of 2012." People worry about climate change, species' extinction and environmental degradation, Sitler said. "There is, I think, an attraction in looking back to cultures that we imagine had a better way of doing things."
It's not like there's less fantasy to be had during normal, non-apocalypse weeks. Just under one in ten Americans "frequently worry about being a victim of terrorism," according to an AP poll, an item from Foreign Policy notes. The actual odds of being hurt in a terrorist act are about one in twenty million, according to a Reason study. A Rasmussen poll two months ago found that fewer Americans (7%) believe the country is winning the war on drugs than believe the world will end tomorrow. The FY 2013 budget request for the National Office of Drug Control Policy was $25.6 billion, a $415 million increase over FY2012. Only one in ten Americans believes he or she eats an unhealthy diet; simultaneously, one in three are obese.
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and the Protrucks battled the brutal heat and each other for
a great weekend of racing. Once again, the car count climbed
to 21 cars on the starting grid with 13 stockcars and 8 ProTrucks.
There were several drivers returning to the series and a couple
of newcomers. The series saw the return of Scott Rueschenberg,
who holds the track record for the American Stockcars and
Protrucks of 1:25.6, set in February of 2003, along with returning
driver Nelson Garrison from Phoenix. Nelson recently purchased
Steve Hoke's beautiful ASC – X car, and sold his
old car to Don Uhlir, who joined us for his first race in
the series. Also racing with the series for the first time
was Don Blizzard with his PT – X truck. An "X"
designation means that the vehicle is close enough to the
series rules to race the event, but may have a motor, or other
parts, that do not comply with the series specifications,
and therefore would not compete in the points battle with
the ASC/ PT competitors. The list of the weekend's competitors
Don Swartzbaugh PT
Nelson Garrison ASC – X
Alan Huston ASC
Tim "Doc" Wright PT
Brian Colodny ASC
Scott Rueschenberg ASC – X
Jim Swartzbaugh PT
Manuel Gil Del Real ASC
Ken Stinnett PT
Dave Arnheiter ASC
Donn Cross PT
Scott Ivie ASC
Ed Ochylski ASC
Don Uhlir ASC
Nathan Swartzbaugh PT
Ray Hampton ASC
Mike Arnheiter ASC
Steve Carvajal ASC
Chris Evans ASC
Franz Klarer PT
Bob Blizzard PT – X
Friday was a practice day with open practice from 8:00am until
6:00pm. This gave the participants a lot of opportunity to
experiment with various set up changes to make the cars faster.
It also gave teams time to test qualifying set ups and race
set up configurations. WSIR has been a track that has not
favored the one set of tires per weekend rule utilized by
ASC, especially in the 100+ degree heat. Friday's temperature
only reached the mid 90's, however the track temps in
the afternoon still were over 125 degrees. ASC allowed competitors
to change two tires on Sunday for a maximum of 6 tires for
the weekend. In previous events held at WSIR, the trucks ruled
the Sunday race, with the cars' times falling off dramatically
during the race due to tire fade. This change allowed the
stockcars to hold their own against the Protrucks, with Chris
Evans' ASC car winning both races.
Saturday morning's practice and qualifying went smoothly.
Nelson Garrison in the ASC – X, # 4 car set the fast
time, 1:25.991, followed By Steve Carvajal, setting the ASC
fast time at 1:26.093, followed by Scott Ivie, Chris Evans,
Donn Cross, (PT Fast time, 1:27:317), Ed Ochylski, Manuel
Gil Del Real, Dave Arnheiter, Jim Swartzbaugh, and Ken Stinnett
making up the top ten.
The green flag dropped
on the race and everyone made it through turn one unscathed.
Carvajal started on the outside pole, but was dropped to forth
when the inside line freight trained through on turns one
and two. Scott Ivie got a great start and took the lead on
from the pole sitter, Nelson Garrison. Chris Evans followed
Ivie into turn one in front of Donn Cross. By turn five, the
front group was joined by Jim and Nathan Swartzbaugh, Ed Ochylski,
Manuel Gil del Real, and Dave Arnheiter. Chris Evans'
#96 car was perfectly set up to get the throttle down and
keep it down exiting turn five pretty much until turn one,
with a slight lift and brake through turn nine. This allowed
him to take the lead from Nelson after a few laps and get
ahead. Ivie and Carvajal were leading the others after a battle
with Donn Cross' # 41 Protruck when the Swartzbaughs
attacked. Jim passed the other ASC cars and pressured Carvajal
relentlessly until he was able to get around him, leaving
only Ivie ahead. Garrison had fuel problems, possibly due
to the heat, and was forced to pull off the track. Jim Swartzbaugh
passed Ivie in turn two and was attempting to reel in Evans
to take the lead. On lap seven, Carvajal had electrical problems
with the main ignition switch, which caused the motor to shut
off at the apex of turn five. The others pounced on this opportunity
and raced on by while he flicked the switch to restart the
engine. Ochylski, Gil del Real, (who had been battling viciously
in turn two last time around), Donn Cross, and Dave Arnheiter
rocketed by. Carvajal was able to catch the end of the pack
and keep racing, by alternating shifting and maintaining pressure
on the ignition switch with the right hand.
Meanwhile back at
the front, with the lead cars only 8 seconds away, lapped
traffic caused a wreck involving Nathan Swartzbaugh, Scott
Ivie, and Tim "Doc" Wright. Swartzbaugh and Ivie
got together, spinning Ivie, who collected Wright, exiting
turn two. Nathan made it to the top of the hill before his
truck spun off course without the hood and grillwork, taking
the # 7 and # 57 Protrucks out of the race. Ivie would later
be black flagged for dragging what appeared to be body panels,
but turned out to be the hood belonging to the # 57 truck.
Carvajal passed Arnheiter and Cross on lap 11 and was closing
on Gil del Real and Ochylski. An attempted pass on Gil del
Real in turn three resulted in contact, which spun Gil del
Real. Ochylski was able to retain second place for ASC. After
a review of the incident involving Gil del Real and Carvajal,
Carvajal was relegated back to the position behind Gil del
Time was too short for Jim Swartzbaugh to catch Chris Evans,
who had pulled a 15 second lead from the others while they
battled early in the race. Final results for the race were:
1. Chris Evans
2. Jim Swartzbaugh
3. Ed Ochylski
1. Chris Evans
2. Ed Ochylski
3. Dave Arnheiter
1. Jim Swartzbaugh
2. Donn Cross
3. Ken Stinnett
Sunday was an absolute
scorcher of a day with the temperature in rising into the
triple digits. The track temp was 145 degrees at race time.
Scott Ivie crushed the previous fast time for ASC in qualifying
with a blistering time of 1:24.730, at an average speed of
106.220. This was 9/10ths of a second faster than the previous
record set in February 2003 on a much cooler day. Bob Blizzard
must have figured the set up out on his PT – X truck,
taking the next fastest time and improving 3.5 seconds over
Saturday's qualifying time. Chris Evans, Steve Carvajal,
Ed Ochylski, Dave Arnheiter, Jim Swartzbaugh, Mike Arnheiter,
Ken Stinnett, and Donn Cross made up the fastest ten times,
separated by mere split seconds.
The race started with Blizzard beating everyone into turn
one, followed by, Ivie, Evans, and Carvajal. The pace was
fast as the top four tried to pull away from the pack, but
never were able to stretch more than a 6 second gap from the
next group, composed of Ochylski, Gil Del Real, Nathan Swartzbaugh,
Donn Cross, and Jim Swartzbaugh. Evans, once again, had the
# 96 ASC Chevrolet dialed in well and was able to pass Ivie
in turn nine on lap two. Ivie chased him, stuck to the bumper
for the next four laps, but eventually Evans put Blizzard
between them. Evans car worked so well through turns one,
two, five, eight and nine, that he was able to slowly get
a 4 second lead on Blizzard by lap 15 and a 15 second lead
on Carvajal, who passed Ivie on lap 10 for second in ASC.
Ivie was able to hold off constant charges by Ochylski to
retain third for ASC. Manuel Gil del Real fought off Nathan
Swartzbaugh and Donn Cross to put the stockcars firmly in
charge of Sunday's race. The race had only two cars
making contact, that being Don Swartzbaugh and Alan Huston,
which turned Swartzbaugh. Chris Evans set the fastest lap
of the race, with a time of 1:27.546. The next three cars,
Blizzard, Ivie, and Carvajal all turned in lap times less
than 3/10ths slower. The results of Sunday's race were:
1. Chris Evans –
2. Bob Blizzard –
3. Steve Carvajal –
1. Chris Evans
2. Steve Carvajal
3. Scott Ivie
1. Nathan Swartzbaugh
2. Donn Cross
3. Jim Swartzbaugh
The racing in the American Stock Challenge and ProTruck series
provides some of the closest and best in the west! The was
only one car lapped the entire weekend, with the rest of the
cars staying on the lead lap and 15 of the 19 starters on
Sunday, (ironically, both of the ASC – X cars were forced
to retire with mechanical problems…), staying within
48 seconds of the leader.
The series will take a one-month break to give the crews time
to rest before resuming racing at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma,
California on September 11 and 12. This event should prove
to be a real great event with even more cars and drivers participating.
The Northern California stock car stalwarts, GT America, will
be bringing their cars to join us to give the group an estimated
30 plus cars for the field. This should be one of the best
events of the year, with three different types of cars battling
for the bragging rights of which series rules the West! Don't
miss it!
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Nicki Minaj is in good company. With her debut album Pink Friday bowing at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 this week, the Young Money rapper has officially broken the record for second highest first-week sales by a female MC in Billboard's history, moving 375,190 units.
Lauryn Hill holds the title for highest opening week sales by a female hip-hop act with her solo debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, which sold 423,000 copies in September 1998. But Nicki points out that Ms. Hill wasn't categorized under the "Hip-Hop/Rap" genre.
"Pink Friday has the 2nd highest debut week in the HISTORY of FEMALE RAP w/375,190 units sold. Thank u sooo much 4 supporting this project!" tweeted Nicki, later adding, "Interesting. Lauryn sold 422,000 in the 1st wk w/Miseducation! That album wasn't categorized as HipHop/Rap under 'genre.' So Pink Friday under the 'HipHop/Rap' genre has the highest selling first week from a female in HISTORY."
Before Nicki, Missy Elliott sold the most first-week copies under the "Hip-Hop/Rap" genre with her 2002 album Under Construction (259,000). "I am in the company of 2 amazing groundbreaking women & for that, I am beyond grateful. S/O to Lauryn and Missy. #PinkFriday," wrote the Harajuku Barbie.Tweet
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Posted By Dr. Gunn On April 26, 2010 @ 10:12 am In Conferences,Featured,SDBN Blog,SDBN Feed | No Comments
This is a post from the 2010 Experimental Biology meeting in Anaheim, part of the SDBN conference reporting channel.
Leroy Hood [1] probably doesn't need any introduction here, but for those who don't know, he's a leader in using a systems biology to address large, complex medical problems. One such problem is prion disease [2], a disorder caused by a proteinaceous infectious agent which results in neurodegenerative symptoms as the proteins accumulate in the brain. After decreasing in recent years subsequent to the slaughter of 4.4 million potentially prion-bearing cattle in the UK [3] and establishment of new industry practices, deaths due to prion disease [4]are now as high as they were at their height in 2003.
As prion proteins accumulate and physiology is disturbed, there's a change in gene expression of over 7400 genes. using 8 mouse strains, Dr. Hood used subtractive biology techniques to narrow the list of relevant genes to 333. Of this number, 2/3 were already known to be involved from previous work. An additional 100+ genes discovered were newly implicated. To study the dynamics of accumulation co-occurring with prion accumulation, Hood developed a massive dataset consisting of transcriptme analysis, histopathological studies, and tissue distribution studied, combining these data with known protein interaction data and clinical signs of disease. This massive analysis identified the accumulation networks and revealed the dynamics of the process as it happens over 20 weeks. In the human, prion disease can gestate for 4 years, so 20 weeks is a reasonable time for a mouse model.
One of the neatest things to come out of this work was a a means of predicting the cell type involved, based on the differential expression of the genes. All the novel prion-associated genes were correctly predicted this way. From within this dataset, they further identified 15 proteins found in the blood which track the clinical course of the disease. Instead of a definitive diagnosis only being possible upon autopsy, now the disease state can be monitored via blood markers, resulting in much easier monitoring of at risk populations and a far safer food supply.
Dr. Hood took a few moments to mention that he's founded a company, Integrated Diagnostics, which is undertaking some fascinating projects. Among these are creation of a human proteome atlas, which will yield a quantitative assay for every known human protein, and a microfluidic chip platform with some impressive stats. He said the chip would be able to assay 50 proteins in 5 minutes using a volume of 300nL of serum (not whole blood, I assume) at attomolar sensitivities. With that level of sensitivity, they're well within clinically significant ranges for most proteins.
To do this, they invented a novel protein capture technique that used a combination of low-affinity 6mers and click chemistry to create highly stable chips with antibody-like specificity. he cited 5 years until their availability.
In 10 years, he expects genome sequencing to be routinely done as part of medical practice, costing no more than a couple hundred dollars (as the inventer of automated DNA sequencing, I'd believe him). What this would allow, for example, is capturing of an individuals MHC locus during allergy testing and identification of specific auto-antibodies.
Update: The slides for this talk (PDF) [5] are now available, as gave the same presentation at the SAGE Congress [6].
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[1] Leroy Hood: http://www.systemsbiology.org/scientists_and_research/faculty_groups/Hood_Group/Profile
[2] prion disease: http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/prions/
[3] slaughter of 4.4 million potentially prion-bearing cattle in the UK: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1371964/The-recipe-for-disaster-that-killed-80-and-left-a-5bn-bill.html
[4] deaths due to prion disease : http://www.cjd.ed.ac.uk/figures.htm
[5] slides for this talk (PDF): http://sagecongress.org/Presentations/Hood.pdf
[6] SAGE Congress: http://sagecongress.org/
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SmartBear has acquired loadUI Pro and soapUI july last year and had since integrated both the produts into its technology stack. This launch signifies a pro version of loadUI which boasts rich user experience and enterprise-ready load test environment that generates scalable, high-volume, real-world load from any number of local and remote computers. Along with this it also features performance monitoring of Web Services and APIs under load to assess impact on CPU and RAM usage, database performance and resource utilization, and identify the root causes of bottlenecks anywhere in the server stack.
This acquisition last year of loadUI and soapUI has increased the customer base of SmartBear by 800000 overnight. Version 4.5 of soapUI provides new features to improve the overall quality and management of testing projects. New test debugging helps users streamline test creation, improved assertion simplifies the test validation process, and multi-environment support enables quick changes between test environments. The new Test On Demand feature enables users to extend testing beyond the desktop and network by running tests from two external locations in SmartBear's monitoring cloud for free. Additionally, soapUI 4.5 provides an improved experience for Mac users and addresses several Mac OS X issues.
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NEW YORK, March 6, 2013 − Valerie Harper, 73, who portrayed the lively TV character Rhoda Morgenstern first on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and later on the spinoff series "Rhoda," has terminal brain cancer, a diagnosis that she revealed Wednesday morning on NBC's "Today Show" as well as on "People Magazine's" website.
Harper, in rehearsal earlier this year with the touring company of the Broadway show "Looped," had abruptly withdrawn from the cast due to a then undisclosed illness, now believed to be a rare condition known as leptomeningeal carcinomatosis. The term describes a cancer that has spread to the brain's fluid-filled membranes.
Harper had starred as legendary actress Tallulah Bankhead in the original Broadway production of the show, and was set to reprise the role on the tour.
Harper had been diagnosed with lung cancer in 2009 which she appeared to have beaten. Her current condition is "most likely related to her previous battle with lung cancer," stated one source, also noting that "Harper's doctors reportedly have told her she may have just three months to live."
Medscape states that the cancer affecting Harper is "also termed neoplastic meningitis… a serious complication of cancer that carries substantial rates of morbidity and mortality." The affliction "may occur at any stage in the neoplastic disease, either as the presenting sign or as a late complication, though it is associated frequently with relapse of cancer elsewhere in the body."
Harper initially achieved national fame for her vivid, colorful portrayal of Rhoda, Mary Tyler Moore's funny and volatile sidekick on Moore's long-running 1970s TV series. So popular was Harper's character that she won her eponymous spinoff series, which ran for four seasons from 1974 to 1978.
Before her announcement today, Harper had reportedly called Moore to relate her unfortunate news. Sources say that Moore was "absolutely devastated" over her Harper's condition, a situation made more poignant by the fact that Moore herself had a benign tumor excised from her brain in 2011.
After her stint on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," Harper also starred in a later sitcom, "Valerie," in 1986, but quit that series in a contract dispute. She later ran for president of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) in 2001, but lost that election to former "Little House on the Prairie" star Melissa Gilbert.
While still occasionally doing TV, Harper returned to the stage, where she'd started out her career in the late 1950s as a chorus girl. In 2005-2006, she played Golda Meier in a national touring production. More recently, she played the temperamental actress Tallulah Bankhead in the world-premiere of Matthew Lombardo's Looped.
The show opened in the Pasadena Playhouse in 2008, and traveled to Washington's Arena Stage in 2009.The play did not do well, however, when it hit Broadway in 2010, closing after a brief run there, even though Harper had been nominated for a Tony. Last year, Lombardo began to put together a national tour to revive the show, inking Harper to reprise her starring role. But she left rehearsals for the show in mid-January due to her illness, and has been replaced on the tour by former TV star Stephanie Powers. (For a video promo of the show recorded earlier, click here.)
According to a report in the Hartford Courant, Rob Ruggiero, who directed Harper in the Broadway version of "Looped" and worked with her again on the touring show, finds the current news to be "incredibly sad and undescribable because it doesn't seem quite real."
"I communicate almost daily with Val," he says, "and we talk every few days. She remains very positive and is embracing each day."
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Should I take amlodipine and benazepril together or one in the morning and one at night?
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- A: Lotrel is actually the combination of amlodipine and benazepril. Sometimes it is cheaper to take them as separate drugs instead of as the combination drug. It really does not matter if the medications are taken together or separate. Some physicians might be concerned that taking the two medications together could cause lightheadedness or dizziness. If this occurs, then take the amlodipine and benazepril separately. For more information on these drugs, visit www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/. Kimberly Hotz, PharmD
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Moscow - the Kremlin
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Starting a relationship with a Russian may be challenging. In this lesson I shall not elaborate on cultural differences, but I shall try to concentrate on language you may need to use if you want to start such a relationship. And – this is the last lesson in this series – it is about parting, too.
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In most of the Greek city-states, people were married after dark. The ceremony started with a veiled bride traveling from her home to her future husband's home. She had to stand in a slow moving chariot or cart or some wheeled vehicle all the way. Her family and friends walked behind the chariot. Some carried gifts. Some carried torches to light the way. Some played music to scare away evil spirits.
When the wedding party arrived at the groom's home, the groom would give his bride an apple. The bride ate a bite of the apple to show her basic needs would now come from her husband. There was more to the ceremony, but that was the main activity that needed to be done to seal the deal.
When they were married, people feasted and drank wine and looked at the gifts. Gifts were like wedding gifts today, household goods and perfumes and vases and baskets.
Wedding were very different in Sparta. In Sparta, after a short friendly physical fight between the bride and the groom, the groom won, if the bride wished to be married. The groom would toss his wife over his shoulder and carry her off. That concluded the wedding ceremony. Then, like all the Greeks, they feasted and toasted the new couple.


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Sorry Susan, the link has been changed by a moderator, not sure why.
I've added it to my signature instead.
We are going through a patch of design changes, so its not looking perfect right now. Ideally we would do this on a test site, but as the site is so new and no one really finds there way their just yet I thought id just let it progress naturally.
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I almost CRIED when I saw this! It has a very gloomy yet romantic feel to it. The glow gives it a lot of emphasis. I really like the emotion on Doom's face, it says a lot about the drawing in general. This would make a wonderful book cover! I did notice the heart at the top, what you need to do next is Prussia's reaction. LOL XD. I do have to ask though, why the water ripple effect at the floor? Was that intentional or did you mean for it to look like something else? Overall, you did AMAZING!
why do all my critiques get horrible ratings but on =doomy-gloomy's, she always gets 5 stars?
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I didn't give her 5 stars. And I just overall prefer digital art
AND THIS ONE WAS A COLORED VERSION OF MY ORIGINAL PICTURE! I EVEN HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMOVE THIS PICTURE DUE TO COPYRIGHTING! yet, Doom gets a higher rating than me. REALLY! think about it =vkunicorn. COPYRIGHTED drawings deserve a higher rating than the original?! I am about to rage quit deviantart. I am sick of this. GOOD BYE.


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A Toxic Roleplayer is a player that employs various methods of emotional abuse to get what they want out of their roleplay partner(s) at the expense of that person's happiness, including but not limited to a hell of a lot of guilt-tripping, isolation of their victim from other roleplay, jealousy over other roleplay, and making the victim feel like they are imagining the toxic behaviour. In order to get a better understanding of what I'm talking about here, I strongly suggest reading the Emotional Abuse in Roleplay compilation by Sahnin on Tumblr. She's far, far better at explaining this and just how easily it can make you feel like you're the problem than I am — even though I have been a victim of emotional abuse, I just don't have the capacity for a decent explanation.
I have dealt with and watched others deal with several Toxic Roleplayers over my time in various RP communities. Every single one of them was an emotional abuser — that's why they're toxic — and resulted in my friends and myself dealing with a lot of stress. In the case of one abuser, her victims are still dealing with the aftermath of her abuse. Victims of emotional abuse can suffer from anxiety, depression, various physical ailments (including chronic headaches), low self-esteem, and even more serious issues, most of which require treatment — some of which, like medication and therapy, are expensive.
I bring this up because, this week, defenders of one of these Toxic Roleplayers accused those that warn about her of "being mean". They wanted this person's victims to "get over it" and "grow up" — despite, you know, the fact that these people suffered abuse. This was not a roleplay issue, it was a player issue. These people wanted her victims to stay silent.
I would go so far as to say these defenders are guilty of abuse themselves, or at least are supportive of abusive behaviour.
There is absolutely no reason for victims of a Toxic Roleplayer to stay silent about what they went through and dealt with. Warning others about this sort of roleplayer is a community service because it can and will save some people from stress, anxiety, depression, and other issues that most people just don't like dealing with. Telling people about what you went through with this person and what behaviours to watch out for can prepare other people so that they can decide whether or not to engage, and if they do decide to engage, they can be ready to get the hell out when things start to get bad.
If nobody had warned me how much trouble a particular roleplayer was, I may have gotten sucked into the same trap as everyone else. I'm already suffering from depression and chronic headaches — further stress would make my already iffy physical health even iffier, and at least one or two people can attest to my inability to deal with me even imagining that I've hurt somebody I care about.
If you have dealt with a Toxic Roleplayer, or if you know of one, it is of the utmost importance that you pass on your knowledge. By warning others of this sort of person you help protect your community from a force that can tear it apart by setting members against one another, victims against those that doubt them, friends against friends. The Toxic Roleplayer often insists that they are not the problem, that everyone else is what's wrong, they're the real victim, but as you start asking questions and making mention of your own tale you'll find that you aren't the only one.
So, yes. Warn people. You're doing everyone a favour — and if the defenders of a Toxic Roleplayer accuse you of being mean? Forget them. You, your mental health, and the mental health of those you come across in your time within your community are far, far more important than the feelings of an abuser.
Sahnin @ Tumblr's articles:
- Part I: Let's Talk About Emotional Abuse.
- Part II: Control, Isolation, and Gaslighting.
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Not ŌĆśGiving an InchŌĆÖ: Some Initial Results
It is our responsibility to sell the benefits of print as a medium.
A few weeks ago I wrote a blog about ŌĆ£not giving an inch,ŌĆØ in terms of selling print to my customers. My friend Tony Silber, among others privately, took issue with this [ŌĆ£The Last SamuraiŌĆØ] and questioned whether I was losing my mind or was becoming some sort of anachronism.
The jury may still be out on that, but I am going to expand on my reasoning and share the results of our efforts to ŌĆ£not give an inch,ŌĆØ this Fall at my company.
My proposition was that, as an industry, we have a responsibility to sell the benefits of print as a medium as opposed to the old days of just selling against competitive titles. As much of the industry seems to be afraid of this, I think there is also an opportunity here to take significant market share.
Awareness, interest, engagementŌĆönone of this has gone away. I donŌĆÖt hear arguments that awareness building is better done on the Internet than in print in trade markets. The unique benefits of print have not changedŌĆöbut they are not trumpeted.
Trade magazine readership is shrinking. Fewer people read magazines, and the time spent with them is less. Many people do not read any magazines or newspapers at all. But trade magazines never reached the entire marketŌĆöin fact, rarely have they ever reached more than 10 percent. So that hasnŌĆÖt changed. The remaining publications need to be more relevant, more engaging, more targeted at a reading audience like middle managers who donŌĆÖt necessarily know what solutions they are looking for.
There will still be print advertisers. There will be surviving trade magazines. By not giving an inch, you may become one of those survivors, and there are benefits to this:
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So these were the benefits we had in mind at our company, as we continued to sell print aggressively during the Fall, when we are selling the print contracts for the next year. The results are in and our print contract sales are up 32.6 percent over last year. Not bad for a recession. Some titles went out of business and we took market share from our remaining competitors (their January issues are down from last year). We convinced the remaining print advertisers that we were going to be the survivor and that there were still unique benefits from print advertising.
ItŌĆÖs not easy to zig while others zag. And to be sure, weŌĆÖre zagging and selling our online offerings hard, too. But by not giving an inch on print, I think we made out pretty well.
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Seeing as I like you Al I've sorted it for you
Cheers Plexer, pint of Best please
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Cheers Plexer, rum and coke please ;-)
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1 x Vodka & Redbull, cheers Plexer
I'm driving
Would be there to enjoy a beer on @plexer but due to b@ggering up my knee I wont be there. Can you send beer in the post?
I'll be there on the Thursday, will probably hang around the EduGeek stand.
Always up for beers afterwards!
I'll be there on Thursday and (probably) Saturday too, so I'll make sure to pop by! I'll be identifiable by my 'Fixer of all the things (aka IT Manager)' pass, and the fact that I'll probably just tell you who I am anyway...
Better make mine a Virtual JD & Coke then as can't attend BETT
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