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Rapid influx of fortune seekers to the site of newly discovered gold deposits. In North America, the first major gold strike occurred in California in 1848, when John Marshall, a carpenter building a sawmill for John Sutter, found gold. Within a year about 80,000 forty-niners (as the fortune seekers of 1849 were called) had flocked to the California gold fields, and 250,000 had arrived by 1853. Some mining camps grew into permanent settlements, and the demand for food, housing, and supplies propelled the new state's economy. As gold became more difficult to extract, companies and mechanical mining methods replaced individual prospectors. Smaller gold rushes occurred throughout the second half of the 19th century in Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Arizona, and Alaska, resulting in the rapid settlement of many areas; where gold veins proved small, the settlements later became ghost towns. Major gold rushes also occurred in Australia (1851), South Africa (1886), and Canada (1896). See also Klondike gold rush.
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Joe said some unkind things about Willard Romney and white people. Joe retweeted a joke about Ann Romney's maladroit quote about "unzipping" her husband. A ludicrous Tinker Toy news outlet stamped its tiny feet, and then the assembled mourners over at Andrew Breitbart's Mausoleum Of Unemployables got themselves outraged, and Politico folded like a cheap suit. This should be a caution to any real reporters who work there now, or who may be thinking about working there in the future. Your bosses can be frightened away by a preposterous political grocery flyer, and by a website run by a cargo cult that worships a deceased angry drunk. They do not have your back. -Charles Pierce on the suspension of Joe Williams
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CONCERT REVIEW : Jessica Mauboy
Recently kicking off her national tour (she plays Sydney's Star Event Centre tonight) was cause for celebration, so we sent along our concert reviewer Brad to see if Ms Mauboy brought her 'a' game.
A year on from forming on 'The X Factor', The Collective were a decent opening act after Nathaniel backed out with a day's notice. Thankfully their set was mainly covers, as their originals aren't exactly setting the charts alight. They are a talented bunch though, who clearly have been working a lot on their live vocal performances. The harmonies were on point and two members even showed off their rapping and guitar playing abilities. They probably could use some more dance training though. As we saw with 5ive last week, you need the moves to cause One Direction-esque hysteria!
Jessica Mauboy has done a brilliant job of growing up in the public eye.
She has a catalogue of catchy singles, is sexy without being smutty and… that voice. She has a great stage presence and played all of her hits to a receptive Melbourne audience.
Whilst there was little choreography, she used the stage well without running from one side to the other. There were a few awkward silences between sets but she has certainly mastered the art of the quick change, going through five sparkly outfits in the blink of an eye!
The highlight of the 90-minute show was when it was just her and an acoustic guitar. She performed 'I Have Nothing' and 'Time After Time' in this fashion and it was brilliant. The whole auditorium came to a hush as she serenaded us. It was, for a lack of a more eloquent turn of phrase, "a moment". In fact, we were disappointed when the band returned for 'Because'!
'The Sapphires' section was another highlight and got most of the audience on their feet. How awesome would it be if her next album sounded like that rather than EDM like everything else on the radio?
Speaking of her new album, we were a bit surprised she only performed one new song off it; the title track 'Beautiful'. It probably would have made more sense to perform more new songs than perform a medley of songs from her last album. Don't even get us started on why she felt the need to remind us that 'Get 'Em Girls', the song, happened.
Soon it was time for the triumphant encore as the crowd rose to their feet to help Jess with her latest single 'Pop a Bottle (Fill Me Up)'. One lucky young fan even got to dance with Ms. Mauboy on stage!
All in all, Jess proved that growing up doesn't mean having to lose your morals (and clothes…we're looking at you Miley!) but simply getting better and more experienced. We can't wait to see what she does next!
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Thought her show was incredible. If she had a bigger budget, she'd be on the same level as most touring pop artists, imo.
It's a shame Nathaniel wasn't at this show cause the duet he did with Jess to What Happened to Us was a highlight in Adelaide. - November 15, 2013
Did se perform TTEOTE?. If not, why name your tour after a song you don't perform. Personally. I look at set lists before I buy tix to concerts because I want to see performances of a lot of new songs rather than back catalogue because it not a greatest hit tour.
- November 15, 2013
I didn't think there were awkward silences at all. Jess' costume changes were literally 30 seconds long & the band kept us entertained during that time!
I agree that she should sing more songs from Beautiful :D
Having said that, the show is such a massive production, awesome lighting, a really diverse set & I tell you what, she doesn't need to dance around too much because she can sing her butt off! So incredibly proud of our Jess. No Australian artists have the tour budgets of international acts like Beyonce & Ricky Martin. I think that she and Guy Sebastian are our two best Aussie artists right now! - November 15, 2013
She did perform TTEOTE, yes. Right after "Beautiful" and before "Saturday Night" which was the final song of the show before the encore.
- November 15, 2013
I think it's great that she sang songs from all eras. The audience is diverse, so it's important to have a diverse set. While I would've liked to hear more tracks from the new album, a whole tour of the new album wouldn't be as much fun for us or Jess, since it's only just been released & it's good to have light and shade. Plus, it's her first solo headlining tour, so singing all her hits makes perfect sense. So bloody proud of this girl. Two sold out shows tomorrow in her hometown Darwin - wish I lived in Darwin so I could go watch it, it will be special. Melbourne show was EPIC. Huge credit to the band Beatiq, Marko Panzic for choreograph and all other people behind the scenes
- November 15, 2013
"Don't even get us started on why she felt the need to remind us that 'Get 'Em Girls', the song, happened"
This! Couldn't agree more.
A few less cover versions and scrap some of the unpopular album tracks from "Get Em Girls", add in a 4 or 5 more tracks from the new album and "Maze" and I think the set list would have been better.
Other than that it was a fantastic show - November 16, 2013


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Hi Guys: I have an old restored 56 Ford with the 312 Y Block Engine. The top rad hose and inlet heater hose have developed a shiny wet substance on the top side of the rubber that has me wondering. I clean it off and a few weeks later, its back again. Its more than just water. Its a little bit tacky but cleans off easily with a rag. I was thinking the hoses had just deteriorated due to age but checked my service records and they are only about 6 years old. As its an old classic the car is not driven much and is stored over the winters. Is this just condensation or are the hoses just going bad or what? I've had a zillion cars over the years and this is the first time I've encountered this. Whadayathinkfellas? |
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The hoses are rotting. Remember that engine has a very old PVC system. Not that good. fumes and oil that do not get sucked up build up under the hood and collect on everything and rot rubber. The hoses are weeping also. |
actually that engine has no PCV system. It has a road draft tube. Forgot. |
Kalining: The car does have a pcv system but your statement is correct. The engine was originally manufacturered in 56 with a road draft tube. Its been retrofitted with a rudimentary pcv system as an upgrade when the engine was rebuilt some years ago. Thanks a lot for the response. New hoses are on order for spring install. |
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32 but to be merry, and to be glad, it was needful, because this thy brother was dead, and did live again, he was lost, and was found.' | 32 But we had to celebrate and be glad, because this brother of yours was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found.' " |
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2013 and earlier-Acura TL Prices Paid and Buying Experience
elvis4prez Posts: 85I went in and got a 2006 TL BROCHURE.
New findings:
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
Revisions to the HP/torque based on new SAE standards (down from 270/238 to 258/233)
Increased powertrain warranty (6yr/70mi); bumper to bumper remains 4/50.
No mention of a "Revised engine management system and steering angle sensor logic to reduce torque steer" that was mentioned on the Temple of VTEC website, though.
Also, there are some color changes:
Royal Blue Pearl replaces Abyss Blue Pearl
Alabaster Silver Metallic replaces Satin Silver Metallic
Deep Green Pearl is discontinued
AND...the Parchment interior (that I liked the best) is available on all colors except silver (including the blue that I like best but didn't have Parchment available for '05).
I asked the salesman what he knew about the tires for the car and pricing information and he said he didn't know yet.
I was going to get a '05 Blue/Quartz w/Navi but was getting quotes of 33500+TTL from TX/LA dealers after 1 email round. I hate to wait but I like the Blue/Parchment combo enough that I think I may want to do that and get the '06 instead.
Is this crazy? Am I gonna get soaked possibly having to pay closer to MSRP? Will it be worth it 5-6 years down the road?
Achenator, have you gotten a price out of Baton Rouge? Started any negotiations? I went in and got the brochure and didn't get a price or haggle that out yet.
They told me that they "take care of THEIR customers first" if I purchased elsewhere and ever had a car in for work there. As such I might not be given a loaner which is their policy if they were running low or had to choose! I can't say I liked that veiled threat but I had just mentioned that I heard they were known for high prices and that I wouldn't mind a few hundred over what others are offering but would be willing to go elsewhere for 1000-1500 in savings. -
elvis4prez Posts: 85Ooops, the torque management system is there for '06 after all. Thought I'd correct myself before anyone else does. It's terribly difficult to find in the brochure and not much is made of it.
It's on manual transmissions.
I've read elsewhere that it will electronically reduce(?!!) output if needed in first or second gear. No matter for me, I'm looking at AT. -
liferules Posts: 531Elvis4prez,
You can definitely get a better price on the 05 TL w/nav in the DFW area. The 33.5K beginning is quite high, surprisingly so... I would bounce some more emails back and forth to the dealerships aiming at making the purchase on the 30th of this month. I would be very surprised if you couldn't get one for 32.5 or less. That being said, you seem to have some specific desires at to color and interior. Your ability to find this combo is unlikely at this time for the 05's.
As has been discussed somewhere on Edmunds, if you are planning on keeping the car for 6, 7, or more years, getting the 06 vs. the 05 would be unlikely to make a big difference in the long run. So get what you want, 1st, and at a good price, second.
Good luck! -
teereeves Posts: 69elvis4prez, do you know if door side mirrors will still have integrated directional signals? I have a 2004 TL Brochure and its has door mirrors with integrated directional mirrors.
If anyone who has a 2005 TL, can let me know if that model year continued with the door mirrors with integrated directional mirrors. Thanks.
Tee -
achenator Posts: 128elvis4prez, I haven't had a chance to get back over there. Hurricane Katrina has many of my co-workers displaced, and I have/am going to have- 3 days off in 40 days or so. I was off the last two days and used that to go home to Abita to check on my house. I did see that Walker had a ad in the TP today that said that they were open and had plenty of DRY acuras for sale. That may be worth a shot for a good deal.
elvis4prez Posts: 85
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troytn Posts: 8When will the 2006 lease residual be available for the 2006 TL? I plan to lease a TL by Nov 1st when my current TL 2002 TL lease is up. (wife wants a new car every 4 years) I got a screaming deal back then and I hope to get a new TL close to invoice again. I remember the dealer giving me a new '02 TL in the fall of "01 because the residuals are better on newer cars.
Has anyone compared the lease pricing from an internet fleet leasing company that delivers to your door vs a dealer? I Google this and it brought up several car leasing companies. I was wondering if anyone has used any of these?
My dealer has already called me and asked me to come in and pick out another TL. I asked them since my 2002 TL type S is within a few hundred bucks MSRP of the new 06 TL non navi as well as the almost same invoice if I could get the same deal.
They told me to come and and we will see. My current payment is $400 total.
Troy -
liferules Posts: 531Troy, I don't know anything about the residuals yet either, but suggest you haggle out the details BEFORE going into the dealership. This will guarantee you the best deal without any high sales pressure, or encouragement for a quick decision without having time to crunch the numbers yourself to ensure they are correct and good.
elvis4prez Posts: 85A better deal in Dallas may be available but it's SOOO far away.
I'm in Baton Rouge. Houston is 275 miles away; Dallas is over 400!
At some point, I'll have to pay the dealer here (extra ) OR transportation/gas/... to get it there :confuse: . Though a family trip to Houston may be a nice thing to do "while we are there."
It gets more complicated as I'm trying to do an in and out with my current car I'll no longer need that I promised to my brother in law who will be coming from out of state to pick it up.
liferules... I tried to find the discussions you mentioned but had no luck. Can you explain it in simple terms ('05 vs '06)? Or direct me?
My rationalizing (tell me if I'm on or off the mark here since you've read discussions along these lines) says that the '06 will cost closer to MSRP (say $2000 more than if I got the '05).
I'll get for that ?$2000 difference: TPMS=??$200 AND more when I sell/trade in about 5 years (what I usually run with cars) =??$1000-1400. BUT the color combo I want (Blue/Parchment '06 vs. Blue/Quartz '05) IS worth something. I suppose the extra powertrain warranty for '06 models is worth something too?
That and my wife will be happier because I'm enjoying new wheels :shades: instead of deliberating and spending more time on the 'net and in front of the 'puter than I should! -
liferules Posts: 531You've pretty much nailed it. The issues of 05 vs. 06 have to do with the higher price you pay for the 06 now, vs. the already depreciation the 05 has taken without even leaving the lot. After holding a car for 5 or more years, the differences pretty much wash out. But if you were only keeping it for 3 years or less, then you'd need to crunch the numbers...
In your case, you really are pumped about the color/interior combo you can only get in the 06 and are planning on keeping the car many years, so I think the decision is made...
Best wishes, and let me know when you get the car! :shades: -
achenator Posts: 128I walked the lot again today in BR before I came to work. I didn't notice a single blue TL on the lot. Still looking. Trying to get the wife on board though. She works in Slidell and she is kind of worried about her job situation. She is out on maternity leave until Nov. 1st. anyway but is worried about getting a full schedule. (she is a dental hygienist). When I get off work again in two weeks, We should know a little more and I should be ready to pull the trigger. My accord has 65k and it's paid for so i guess i'll have to torture myself for a couple more weeks.
p2potter Posts: 7Hi,
Just been quoted $32,392.50 out the door bu Acura of Orange Park. Broken down as:
$499 documentation fee
$25 temporary tag
$49 electronic filling fee
$1.50 battery fee (FL law)
$5 waste tire fee (FL law)
$2 lemon law fee (FL law)
$2,117.50 sales tax
I think this is a pretty good deal and I'm going to take them up on this this week. -
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mldj98 Posts: 378p2potter,
Please let us know if and when you pul the trigger on your new TL deal...
I have bought from Acura of Orange Park before and they seem to be a straight shooter when it comes to their deals...the price they are giving you on this TL is outstanding...assuming the numbers are the same once you go to actually buy it.
What color combo are you looking at buying?
Thanks -
rajeevpsft Posts: 6
stickyman Posts: 53Tell them that you can get a TL AT Navi in Kansas City for $32650.00. Southwest Airlines to KC ($139.00??) buy the car and break it in driving home. I purchased my in KC after a quote from Dallas. I was going to drive to Dallas, trade in my 03 TL Type S, pick up the 05 and break it in driving home.............playing with the XM and DVD-A :P
You have nothing to loose. Try it -
elvis4prez Posts: 85
elvis4prez Posts: 85I too have been interested in this.
The link to the official site is
Do I get the gold stars?
p2potter Posts: 7Hi all,
Yeah I guessed it was a pretty good deal especially when my local Acura dealrer (Memphis) could (or would) not even get close. Since Jacksonville is ~700 miles away we will probably get FedEx to ship it here ($595).
We are debating between the blue or anthracite with the quartz interior. I have yet to see a blue 2005 in the flesh. Is it the same as a 2004 or does anyone have a good picture I can look at?
Phil -
p2potter Posts: 7Actually they quoted $30,250 + the $499 doc fee. I just laughed and said that no deal with the doc fee. So they came down to $29,693.50 and included all the other fees except sales tax to get to the $30,250.
Anyone have any 2005 tl blue pics I can look at? I am pretty certain we will go for anthracite, but would love to see the Abyss blue.


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It is one of golf 's most awful moments: You crush one off the tee and your ball, after starting straight up the fairway, begins to turn, then to veer crazily off-line, over the trees and into . . . Hey, someone's over there!
For the record, in some twenty-five years of playing the game, I haven't clocked anyone, but I have been hit four times by other golfers' balls. My good friend Greg, on the other hand, has struck four people, and he remembers every one of them in vivid, horrifying detail. His victims include a playing partner, a caddie and two strangers who, poor souls, had the misfortune of wandering into range.
I was there the day he hit the caddie, and the spectacle was marked by the awful combination of slapstick humor and serious pain that often seems to characterize such incidents—at least those in which no lasting damage is done. Seeing the ball slicing toward him from forty yards away, the unlucky man juked desperately left, then right, moves that unfortunately canceled one another out and left him a sitting duck. Stung hard on the butt, he limped badly for several holes.
Still, the worst of the four was the elderly chap Greg nailed in an adjacent fairway at Dunbar Golf Club in Scotland. Greg was some 230 yards away, and despite his yelling "Fore!" the guy never had a chance. The ball whacked him hard on the shin. He crumpled instantly, but by the time Greg got to him, he was up and limping around angrily. "We never heard anyone yell 'Fore!'" he hissed through clenched teeth before stumping off, using a club as a cane, throwing angry glances back over his shoulder at Greg, who was still struggling to find the right words to apologize. Greg's claim of having been absolutely mortified is undermined slightly by the fact that he birdied the hole and played well the rest of the way in. He did leave a ten-pound note with the barman to buy his victim a drink.
The aftermath of such moments is never simply guilt. Greg, who is by now an expert on the subject, identifies five distinct stages one passes through in hitting someone, a progression not unlike Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's five psychological stages of dying. First there's anger: "Drat, I hit a bad shot." Then dread: "Oh, crap, it's going to go near another group!" Denial: "Oh, God, it's not going to hit that old geezer, is it?" Guilt: "Oh, man, I hope I didn't hurt the guy!" And finally, acceptance: "Okay, now: I've got 160 yards left. Is the wind helping here or not?"
Obviously, you can hurt someone badly with a golf ball launched at 150 miles per hour. The first time I got hit I was darn lucky. I was twelve and hacking around in the park with my father and my buddy Mark, who was no more a golfer than I. Mark hit one hard, off the toe of the club, right into the side of my forehead about fifteen yards away. I fell to the ground, more stunned than hurt. What I remember most was the panic on my dad's face when he realized the ball had almost hit my temple, missing by only an inch.
Despite that whacking, the possibility of getting hit is not something I think about much when I play. A golf course is a large area, and I am a relatively small target. But according to Robert D. Lang, a golfer and New York City attorney who's published articles on golf-related legal questions, disputes arising from one golfer hitting another can be found in common law as far back as the fifteenth century. (Heck, the ball was made of feathers back then. Were golfers worried about getting hurt or being tickled?)
No one seems to keep stats on the frequency of such incidents. Still, if the number is up—and Lang, for one, believes it is—it's got to be due to several factors, one being newly minted golfers unschooled in the culture. Evolving technology, which lets us hit it farther than ever, probably deserves some of the blame too, as does a general surge in boorishness. Finally, time pressures, not just on the course but throughout our lives, make everybody fume during five-hour rounds.
Recent litigation suggests that you've got more to fear from your playing partners than you do from the guys coming up the opposite fairway. This makes sense: Not only are your playing partners hitting forty or fifty shots in your presence, but because they are so close, even the quickest shout of "Fore!" leaves no time to duck.
It's worth noting, by the way, that yelling "Fore!" is no magic shield of indemnity. (That doesn't mean it's not both a courtesy and a damn good idea.) Specifics matter, but generally speaking, the law protects golfers who use reasonable care when hitting the ball. They are protected by the "assumption of the risk" doctrine, which means that you step onto a golf course knowing that it is a place where hard objects are flying around and that you could get hit. As one judge put it, "That shots go awry is a risk that all golfers, even the professionals, assume when they play."
Most successful lawsuits have targeted not golfers but clubs or event sponsors that are found to have failed to correct dangerous situations, such as a green situated next to a driving range or holes next to busy highways. Nor is it enough for events to print a disclaimer on tickets. A reasonably safe environment must be provided.
At the 1972 Western Open, for example, Dow Finsterwald hooked his tee shot on number eighteen and hit a woman standing near a concession stand between the first and eighteenth fairways. She sued him along with the tournament and its organizing body. Finsterwald was exonerated, but the organizer, the Western Golf Association, was found negligent for placing a concession stand—where one reasonably assumes one is safe—in harm's way.


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In this user submitted tip, an experienced interviewer offers insight on what technical material to review for an interview.
IT professionals often wonder what level of technical preparation is required for an interview. From my experience conducting interviews, I can say that people are generally asked interview questions based on things they have mentioned in their resume.
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People often fail in interviews just for one reason -- i.e., they mentioned too many things in the resume and they were not prepared to discuss them in the interview. Of course, mentioning a lot of things in your resume which you have not worked on, can also be a big issue!
So, the basic criteria is to prepare yourself by reviewing everything you have mentioned in your resume, and your success rate will be above 60%!
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Utah Festival's mission statement proclaims that we "Bring people together to share ennobling artistic experiences." Few works embody this principle more than LES MISÉRABLES. We vow to lift you from "misérables" to "nobilité" with our production of this landmark operatic work. You may have seen wonderful productions of LES MISÉRABLES already, but I promise you will never have heard it like this! We are investing our finest vocal and instrumental resources to imbue the score with the majesty a live performance deserves! I had previously anticipated portraying the role of my hero Jean Valjean. However, we have been presented with an extraordinary opportunity to have a world-class performer step into the role. His name is Patrick Miller. He is the winner of a Grammy Award and has performed with numerous companies including the MET and Lyric Opera of Chicago. His extensive experience will bring a depth and passion to Valjean that will enthrall us all. This will enable me to focus my energies on the larger picture of the leadership, management and goals of the company, including the completion of the Utah Theatre. I look forward to mingling with you in the audience this summer, and plan to be back on stage in the near future. At the age of 5, sitting next to my beloved maternal grandmother in the Ellen Eccles Theatre, I first heard the spectacular voice of Mario Lanza in THE STUDENT PRINCE. At that moment I knew I must venture forth to present that kind of sound to the world. We will do just that in a work so beloved to two of our dearest patrons that we are dedicating this glorious production of THE STUDENT PRINCE to Frances and Thomas S. Monson. In my esteem it is the greatest operetta of all time. I have been afforded many tender mercies in my professional life, and one of the greatest was to be the first to re-create the role of Anatol in Samuel Barber's monumental VANESSA after the premiere in 1958. It became then, and remains today, the greatest American opera. It is so beloved to me that we named our first daughter after it. What a personal thrill for me to give this unique work to you. OKLAHOMA! swung wide the door to the great American Musical Theatre in 1943. It raised the bar in every aspect of production: story-telling, drama, choreography, vocalism and orchestration. It changed everything and we never looked back. Broadway became a world-class art! Utah Festival will afford all the grand elements of the original production and you'll never see such a rich production anywhere in the world today. What do Utah Festival's four offerings have in common? They are the pinnacle of each of their genres: Grand Opera, Operetta, American Opera and American Musical Theatre. Don't miss any one of them. We're also presenting wonderful concerts and classes to enhance your Festival experience. I'll see you there! MICHAEL BALLAM Founding General Director
By Claude-Michel Schönberg & Alain Boublil
Convict Jean Valjean serves 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread. Haunted by his past – and the police chief Javert – Valjean becomes a successful businessman and the mayor of Montreuil. What is the worth of a soul? Can a man find redemption? Les Misérables explores these themes with "Do You Hear the People Sing" and "I Dreamed a Dream." Featuring a full orchestra and MET Grammy Award winner Patrick Miller as Jean Valjean, Utah Festival's Les Misérables is must-see musical theatre. It's your last chance to see it before it heads back to Broadway.
By Sigmund Romberg
It's 1860 in the mythical kingdom of Karlsberg and the young heir Karl Franz is bored with royal life. He flees Karlsberg with his tutor Doctor Engel, to visit the university town of Heidelberg, his head filled with stories of Dr Engel's youth. Incognito, he falls in love with young Kathie, but he's still a prince and when the news of his father's death reaches him, Karl must decide on his future. The Student Prince is an American theatre classic.
By Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II
"There's a bright golden haze on the meadow" are the first words Oscar Hammerstein wrote and sent to Richard Rodgers to put to music, beginning the greatest collaboration in musical theatre history. The work would be called Oklahoma! and it changed musical theatre forever. Never before had a musical integrated book, music, and dance. It would go on to break every Broadway record, running for more than five years. Seventy years later it still resonates with romance and suspense because basic human values and dreams never change.
By Samuel Barber
Vanessa has waited 20 years for the return of her beloved Anatol. He finally appears, but it's not her beloved – it's his son who bears the same name. In true opera fashion a love triangle ensues between the younger Anatol, Vanessa, and her niece Erika. Soon an engagement is announced, but will unforseen circumstances unhinge everything? Don't miss this timeless classic that won the 1958 Pulitzer Prize for music.
From the intimate to the grand, a celebration of Beethoven ending in the triumphant "Ode to Joy" from his monumental 9th Symphony. Conducted by Craig Jessop.
Utah Festival hosts more than 20 extraordinarily talented artists. YOU help select the winner, who then heads to Italy to compete for the ultimate operatic prize. The Finals will again be incorporated into Operafest.
Presented in collaboration with the Utah State University Music Department. Thrill to the sound of a 42-piece band, with choir, soloists and surprises, in a program drawn largely from the concert Sousa himself led in Logan in 1927. Conducted by James Michael Bankhead.
First, Renee Fleming at the SuperBowl. Then Anna Netrebko at the Olympics. Now YOU can help launch the next star! After the competition finalists perform with orchestra, and while the judges confer and the audience vote is tallied, you will be entertained by Utah Festival's stars. Conducted by Karen Keltner and Barbara Day Turner. For more info: Int'l Opera Competition
Join our talented pianists in an unpredictable concert of classic hits where they'll be dressing up, playing jokes on each other and who knows what other mayhem will ensue. Fun for all ages.
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The deadline for applying to the Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics is November 1st!
Huang et al. dig up evidence that distant "red nugget" galaxies grew into the massive ellipticals we see today by consuming smaller, gas-poor galaxies.
Pakmor et al. propose a new mechanism to make Type 1a supernova explosions from a pair of white dwarfs.
Carretti and collaborators have found new evidence that the gigantic bubbles of emission emanating from the center of our Milky Way are the result of winds from supernova explosions, not jets from our supermassive black hole.
The Canada-France Hawaii Telescope weak gravitational lensing survey (CFHTLens), recently released new results to help constrain our cosmological models. While still in its early stages, weak lensing will ultimately be a powerful tool to discover the nature of the mysterious dark energy.
I recently attended a two-week crash course in the "Astrophysical Applications of Gravitational Lensing". In this post, I overview a few of the ways astronomers employ lensing to study the Universe, from extrasolar planets to distant quasars and large-scale structure.
In this study, Kaviraj et al. find that major mergers only contribute a small percentage (17-27%) of the total star formation at a redshift of 2, when the Universe was 3.3 billion years old and vigorously creating new stars. This goes against what we once thought, and leaves the door open for other mechanisms to drive the global star formation rate in the early Universe.
In a recent paper, Stacy et al. reveal the detailed internal structure of the seeds of four of the first stars, and demonstrate for the first time that they are rapidly spinning throughout. Their results bring us one step closer to a coherent story of the lives and deaths of Population III stars.
Most simulations to date have implied that satellite galaxies traveling through galaxy clusters are stripped of gas for future star formation in a process known as "strangulation". In contrast, the authors of this paper suggest that satellite galaxies may not be as cut off as some might think: instead, their simulations show that the cooler, stripped gas from the corona will mix with the surrounding intra-cluster medium and remain near the original galaxy as a potential new source of star-forming fuel.


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Make sure to follow the WIN for KC Triathlon Facebook page to stay up-to-date on tips, tricks, and new information.
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Calling all first-time triathletes!
Join WIN for KC for an opportunity to learn more about the race and have your questions answered! Even if you've completed a triathlon before, this is a great review and a great way to learn about what to expect as a WIN triathlete! We will break down each portion of the race: swim, bike, run and transitions and have triathlon experts on hand to answer your questions. This is a great chance to calm some nerves and help you get an idea of what to expect.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
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Tri 101 with Peggy Donovan
Tri 101 is an introductory course on all things triathlon. Led by Ironman competitors Peggy Donovan, Allison Adams, and Tina Fleecs, Tri 101 will cover everything from swim technique to bike fit to brick workouts.
Monday June 16 - July 21
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Garmin Training Rides
Join us for a group ride starting at Garmin Headquarters. Arrive early for the chance to borrow a Garmin device to see how far and how fast you rode. This is a 10-mile ride on streets with low traffic — all levels of riders are welcome
Tuesday, June 10 & Tuesday, July 8
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Run Clinic
Want to improve your 5K speed? Join KC Multisport for a special track workout just for WIN for KC Triathlon participants! Coaches will go over drills to incorporate into your training and provide participants with tips for injury prevention.
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Every Tuesday and Friday morning, Barb Brown is leading a Triathlon Training group specifically designed for women that are either competing individually or as a part of a relay as a first-time triathlete at the WIN for KC Triathlon in 2014. The training is designed specifically for beginners!
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NJ Super Bowl a Political Boon for Chris Christie [POLL/AUDIO]
Next month, New Jersey's MetLife Stadium will play host to the Super Bowl. Bringing the NFL's championship game to the Garden State is a big win for Gov. Chris Christie particularly if he truly is eying a run at the White House in 2016. But one political expert warns of a possible pitfall for Christie as well.
Groundhog Predicts Both Weather and Super Bowl Teams
Since the first New Jersey Super Bowl will be played on Groundhog Day, who better than Clover, the resident groundhog at Turtleback Zoo in West Orange, to predict the weather and the teams.
NFL Won't Allow Gun Commercial to Run During Super Bowl – Do You Agree With Their Decision? [POLL/VIDEO]
NJ Officials Plan to Avoid Super Bowl Power Failure
Hospitals Picked for Super Bowl Service
No Super Bowl Reprieve For NJ's 'Ugliest Building'
NJ Super Bowl Ticket Prices Too High for Many [POLL/AUDIO]
New Jersey will play host to the Super Bowl in February and that's great news for area football fans. What's not so great are the ticket prices, and that's why Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli is urging the National Football League (NFL) to get creative and give true fans a break.
Super Community Blood Drive [PHOTOS]
How Can You Win Tickets to the Super Bowl? [AUDIO]
The State Department of Health is teaming up with the NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee and the New Jersey Workplace Blood Donor Coalition to drive up donations and raise awareness.


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I've always admired the work of Charles and Henry Greene, architects who designed Arts & Crafts homes and furnishings in the early 20th century. So when I needed bookends to hold some special volumes, I turned to these gifted artists for inspiration.
Choosing the right sliding miter saw can be daunting, because there are so many choices. Is it wise to super size? 12" sliders have the most capacity, but they're cumbersome and they can cost twice as much as an 8-1/2" slider. 10" sliders balance capacity and portability, so they may be the safe choice. But is there really such a thing as a safe saw?
Glass doors make a bookcase, but installing hinged doors can be challenging. Ditto for doors that lift open and slide back—on a Barrister's bookcase, for example. Sliding doors are easy to install. They're also ideal for a bookcase designed to fit in a space where doors that swing out might get in the way.
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Centres, peripheries, academic colonization and `national science': the case of Peru
Date: Thursday 1 November 13.30–15.00 AbstractThe globalization process has raised new concerns regarding global health, among which are those related to the asymmetries of the north-south research relationship; particularly in relation to their distinct rationales, approaches and the social values attached to the research agenda implemented. Such discussions, particularly their ethical and political implications, constitute a new framework for analysis, from which new issues and evidence could be raised in order to advocate for health as a key development variable. This presentation departs from a discussion of research in public health as a field with a rationale and specific goals, actors and roles (the state, academia). Subsequently, it reviews information on the characteristics of health research sponsored and implemented by the state and its agencies, and also by Peruvian academia. Particular attention is paid to funding sources, public-private cooperation mechanisms, the type of research conducted (basic or applied), including their relevance to national health priorities and policy-making, and the diffusion and use of publications. It continues to seek explanations for the particular status of health research in each setting, and to draw conclusions relating to the debate about centres and peripheries, and on locality vs. globalized research; including ethical review, ethical standards, and its relevance to addressing neglected diseases and the `10/90' research gap. Finally, the presentation suggests specific avenues for change, stemming from new experiences of participatory, and public-private research collaboration, as well as the strengthening of regional health cooperation agreements involving Latin American countries. While most attention is given to the case of Peru, a significant part of the discussion applies to most of Latin America and more generally to countries in the global south. |


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> Thinks she has a cool usertitle even though most people won't get it
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> there's gonna be a stupid abstinence assembly in the preforming arts centre...
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> has no school today from snow
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Together we ride!"You can make anything you want go your way in life. You just have to know how to work the RNG."
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> Wants a new avatar
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> Needs a new signature.
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> my page got viewed 100+ times yesterday :I
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> Made nachos for lunch.
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>President's birthday tomorrow
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A brand-new Cobo Center is rising, and in 2014, Detroit's skyline will be forever changed when the newly transformed facility completes its $299-million renovation and expansion. Along with new ballrooms, expanded exhibit space, and revamped meeting rooms, the SMG-managed convention center will feature an entirely new exterior and entrance built around the center's prime waterfront location.
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BuzzFeed may be the hottest social content site on the web and it�s fast becoming the defining news and entertainment source for the social/mobile age. This news and entertainment company has taken the Internet by storm and amped up online advertising for brands like GE, Virgin Mobile and Geico, by shifting away from banners and using more content-driven publishing technology. Receiving over 80 million uniques a month, BuzzFeed is also making inroads with top-tier reporting on politics, economics and more.
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I settled in to watch "Pawn Star$," History channel's latest slice of vocational "hey now."
The show still has not convinced me that shopping in a Pawn store is hands down the most depressing retail experience on the planet.
People bring their prized possessions in to be appraised and take the quick loans, in hopes they can repay the Pawn broker and reclaim their treasure.For this very reason, whenever I have found myself inside a Pawn store, which always felt like I was visiting someone in jail, the heaviness of the circumstance of it all has ruined any thrill of finding a bauble on the cheap.
"Pawn Star$" features three generations of Harrison men, and please let me detour here a minute. It is a sad indictment of our American life and times that the Grandson is the heaviest and most unhealthy of the lot, and the Grandfather is the leanest. Dad is "Mama Bear," right in the middle.
History has found these Harrison fellows, who good-naturedly take the piss out of each other as they wheel and deal, appraise and regale us with sub-stories of all the historical rummage sale fodder that passes through their doors.
Some of it is interesting; father Rick Harrison is the center of their booming business. His enthusiastic purchase of a rare 1890 Horchkiss Cannon that may have been used in Cuba for the attack on San Juan Hill is a kick. Only 50 such guns are in existence.
The trouble with what I have seen (one episode) is that the cool "Antiques RoadShow" conquests of real discoveries that capture all our attention is usurped by the cheap laugh, "let's tease Grandpa" crap that has us suffering through back and forth banter between know it all Corey and The Old Man.
History Channel producers, make this show more about the conquests and less about the fat bookends that surround Rick Harrison.
According to History, each episode of "Pawn Star$" features an array of quirky characters attempting to sell, purchase or pawn items. Everything and everyone has a story and its the Harrison familys job to decipher fact from fiction, because in this business the customer isnt always right.
This show has real potential if someone with good taste and some savvy intervenes.
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Thinkpad X1 Carbon Windows 8 Clean Install - My Experience
Why a clean install?
I performed a clean install for two reasons:
1. To avoid all the bloatware installed by default in Windows 7.
2. Having the 128GB model, after backing up the restore partition, I wanted to erase it and combine all free space into once nice large partition (after Win 8 install, I have 90GB free).
My goal is to have a working Win 8 notebook with as a little additional installations/utilities as possible.
Here is what I have done so far:
1. After paying my $15 bucks for a Windows 8 Pro upgrade key, I used the Assistant you download to create a bootable USB key with Windows 8 ready to install.
2. Insert USB key, reboot and press Enter key to get startup options.
3. Chose temporary boot device (press F12 I believe) and choose to boot off of USB.
4. Deleted 3 partitions: the first one was named something like SYS_DRV, the main C:\ partition, and the recovery partition (I backed this up first).
5. With unallocated space, instructed install to create new partition. Setup warns it will create more than one partition (recreates the SYS_DRV partition, but smaller than original). I said, okay.
6. Followed instructions, removed USB key and rebooted when prompted.
7. Windows 8 does its thing.
8. Decided to use Microsoft Account versus Local Account.
At this point, Windows boots, trackpoint and trackpad works (but no Win 8 gestures yet), wireless works, sound works, display resolution works. What doesn't work? Fingerprint reader, gestures (such as swiping from right side to open Charms menu, or two finger scrolling). Also, there were a bunch of unknown devices in Device Manager.
Starting from this page to download drivers:
Device Drivers File Matrices
I first started with ThinkVantage System Update (Windows 8, 64-bit), which is the utility which is supposed to automatically discover and update drivers. It updated the Realtek sound driver, wireless network stuff, something related to storage, and WAN network stuff.
To get touchpad gestures working, I manually downloaded and installed Synaptics UltraNav driver for Windows 8.
To get Fingerprint Reader working, I manually downloaded and installed Fingerprint Software for Windows 7 (64-bit) & Windows 8 (64-bit). (after reboot, system prompts for the installation of .NET Framework 2.0 & 3.0, which I did. Reboot. Then press Win-D to get to the desktop and after a couple of seconds the fingerprint registration process begins.)
At this point, the notebook is quite usable, and I haven't installed anything else yet. Sweet.
Download all the drivers you think you may need first (Look for anything titled Windows 8, 64-bit). Lenovo's support site has been up and down lately.
Don't use System Restore. On my first attempt I tried to roll back to an early restore point and the Start screen got broken (empty colored tiles, Mail would not open, etc). Win 8 has a build in utility, Reset/Refresh, which lets you wipe everything and start again fresh (provided you still have the installation USB key).
How to Refresh or Reset Your Windows 8 PC | PCMag.com
Whomever it was in Microsoft who fought to get this feature put in deserves free beers (or cokes) for the rest of their lives.
Also on my first attempt, I did update some firmwares. Not sure if necessary or not:
Intel Management Engine Firmware 8.1 for Windows 8 (32-bit, 64-bit)
Ericsson H5321gw/C5621gw Mobile Broadband Firmware for Windows 8 (32-bit, 64-bit)
After the above, I still had some unknown devices, I manually installed the following and no more unknown devices. I'm not sure exactly which ones were needed:
Intel Smart Connect Technology (needed)
Ricoch Card Reader (maybe)
HID HW Radio Driver (maybe)
Intel Management Engine Interface 8.0 and Serial Over LAN (SOL) Driver (maybe)
Power Management (maybe)


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When you're struggling and praying for breakthrough, healing, a miracle, forgiveness or even simply understanding, the power of God can feel like it's a long way off. We understand.
God's ways are not our ways. Sometimes there is a wait. Sometimes relief comes only after days, weeks, months or even years of prayer, hard work and sweat. We understand.
Sometimes, you need encouragement. You need proof that it is possible. You need a friend, a hug, someone praying for you, someone in your corner. And sometimes you just need a laugh. Again, we understand. At New Life Church, we're here to Worship, Connect and Serve. Specifically, we're here to help you worship God, connect with other believers and find your place of service in God's great kingdom. We're not here to toot our own horns or showcase how great we are, we're here to showcase how great He is, because we serve a great God who heals, delivers and answers prayers every day.
He wants to do that for you too.
So we're telling stories. Stories of healing, answered prayer, relationships, transformational groups. Big stories of mountains moved and small stories of incremental progress. Because they are all important and they are all encouraging.
We think God is pretty awesome. And we think the people of New Life Church are pretty awesome, too. But stories of God's greatness aren't limited to the Bible, and great testimonies aren't just shared by pastors on Sunday morning. God is doing His greatest work right now, through you. And by sharing your stories and by hearing and reading about other people's stories, the ultimate story of God's greatness and His willingness to heal us all can fully be understood.
In Mark 5, Jesus delivered a man who was being plagued by many demons. After he was healed, he wanted to hop in the boat and take off with Jesus. (Well, wouldn't you?) But Jesus gave him a different instruction. He told the newly healed man to "Go home to your friends, and tell them what great things the Lord has done for you, and how He has had compassion on you." (v. 19)
Jesus knew that if that man hopped in the boat and kept his story to himself, others would miss out on hearing what the Lord had done. Don't keep your story to yourself. Share it so others can be encouraged to keep praying and keep trying. Share it with the world so others know that God's love is not just some stories in the Bible, it's alive today and it is here for us all.
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In her new music video for "Can't Be Tamed," Miley Cyrus wears a corset dress made of giant-ass peacock feathers and 2,400 tiny metal pieces— with a price tag of $25,000! Aww, she's like a little baby J.Lo. [US Weekly]
Miley Cyrus Gives Us The Bird In A $25,000 Peacock Corset Dress
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