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text: Rose-Marie is an operetta by Rudolf Friml, Otto Harbach, and Oscar Hammerstein II, first seen on Broadway in 1924. The show was filmed three times, the first time in the silent era. Joan Crawford starred in the 1928 version, and later remarked, "Rose Marie was surprisingly good without the music, but I felt uneasy as a French Canadian, but the critics didn't notice." The best known version was that of 1936, which starred Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. However, the original plot and most of the songs were dropped in this version. None the less, it was a huge success and became MacDonald and Eddy's best-known film. In 1954, MGM produced a Technicolor version in Cinemascope, which (more or less) followed the original plot, but still dropped most of Friml's songs, compounding the travesty by adding a couple of inferior substitutes. This version starred Ann Blyth, Howard Keel and Fernando Lamas, with Bert Lahr and Marjorie Main as comic relief. Probably the most famous song in the musical is the Indian Love Call. It became Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy's "signature" song. |

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Head down Lombardy and you'll pass Main Art Supply's exterior X Gallery, with some quilt-like mural speeding by in pixels of blues and grays. Turns out this is Michael Lease's You're the Sun, an arrangement of photographs taken of the sky in its various states of emotional undress. Lease says, "You're the Sun is an excerpt from a cycle of skyward photographs begun in 2009. Conceived as a respite from the relentless thisness of pictures, the project is like a long breath, or a pair of earplugs used not to shut out but to look in." |


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A Great and Terrible Love: A Spiritual Journey into the Attributes of God : Too often, we make God too small, too manageable. But careful examination of God's attributes reveals a God full of mystery, eternity, righteousness, and mercy. In A Great and Terrible Love, Mark Galli thoughtfully delivers unexpected glimpses into fifteen classic attributes of God, exposing cheap substitutes and delivering a fresh vision of a God who is: Immutable, Omnipotent, Immanent, Omniscient, Omnipresent, Eternal, Lord, Glorious, Righteous, Merciful, Jealous, Wrathful, Trinity, Suffering, Mysterious.
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Ten CMAB/McKnight Individual Artist Award (IAA) recipients were announced this week.
The $5,000 Established Artist Award is designed for artists with a history of exhibition, performances, publications, or other notable contributions to their local arts community through personal creative output. The $3,000 Emerging Artist Awards recognize and encourage outstanding artists in various stages of their careers.
Established Artists Award recipients: Samuel Spiczka, Sauk Rapids and Larry Schug, Avon
Emerging Artist Award recipients: David Barthel, Sauk Rapids; David Ruhlman, St. Cloud; Johnne McMahan, St. Joseph; Jill Dubbeldee Kuhn, St. Joseph; Angelena Luckeroth, St. Cloud; Steven Lemke, St. Cloud; Ashle Horton, Elk River; Heidi Jeub, St. Cloud
Artists are invited to apply for this award once each year in February. A panel of six arts professionals review and score each application individually. Applications with the highest average score are recommended to the CMAB Directors for awards. At their March 12, 2014 board meeting, the CMAB Directors accepted the review panel's recommendations.
The 2014 Artist Panel volunteered over 22 hours evaluating applications. Those volunteers included: Chuck Norwood - involved in the arts since 1982, professional photographer, theater lighting and live performance lighting designs; 2011 CMAB Individual Artist Award and a 2013 CMAB Career Development Award recipient.
Megan Vetsch - Operations and Marketing Manager at CSB/SJU Fine Arts Programming; part-time House Manager and Box Office Assistant for Paramount Theatre; College of Saint Benedict, English and Art major and was also involved in music ensembles and theater productions. Currently enrolled in the Arts and Cultural Management master's program at Saint Mary's University; web design, painting, and mixed-media collage.
Sandy Nadeau - Master of Science Education, 24 years of experience in non-profit management; Executive Director of the St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra; 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award, the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh for outstanding accomplishments in the arts.
Britt Aamodt - Fiction writer with plays that have been featured in the Minnesota Fringe Fest and broadcast on KFAI radio, stories have appeared in PROOF, You Are Hear, and the St. Paul Almanac. Appeared as a storyteller at Story Arts MN's PROMPT, Two Chairs Telling and other Twin Cities venues; CMAB Individual Artist Award and Career Development grant recipient; Jerome emerging artist grant and Anderson Center residency.
Dan Huwe - St. Cloud State University coordinating experiential learning and community outreach for the College of Liberal Arts and the School of the Arts; organize the universities' presence in the downtown St. Cloud Art Crawl and many artistic performances and displays on the campus of St. Cloud State.
Janice Courtney - Central MN Arts Board of Directors – Secretary, former Arts Adviser/Assistant Director of the St. Cloud State University Program Board. Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts, University of N. Texas; Master of Art, New Mexico State University and a Master of Science, Multicultural Education w/Art Emphasis, SCSU.
The Central Minnesota Arts Board supports collaborative and innovative arts opportunities through partnerships and financial investments in Benton, Sherburne, Stearns, and Wright counties as one of eleven Regional Arts Councils designated by the Minnesota State Arts Board. We work with community partners to increase access to the unique cultural assets of Minnesota.
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My California sweetheart farmer, Rich Collins, came through once again this year with a Valentine's bouquet of Belgian endive. So I put off harvesting any of my own chicons until yesterday. This is how my chicory plants … Continue reading
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Member of a Jewish religious party in Palestine that emerged c. 160 BC in opposition to the Sadducees. The Pharisees held that the Jewish oral tradition was as valid as the Torah. They struggled to democratize the Jewish religion, arguing that the worship of God was not confined to the Temple of Jerusalem and fostering the synagogue as an institution of worship. Their belief that reason must be applied in the interpretation of the Torah and its application to contemporary problems is now basic to Jewish theology.
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Revealing Quote: "If y'all said y'all don't want to fuck in the club, I know y'all flexing. Y'all trying to impress these girls."
Waka brought the heat to this edition of "Lip Service" revealing the time he had intercourse in a club called "Grind Time," in the VIP section of course, and what persuaded him to do so.
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You have decided to make a commitment to each other in marriage. We rejoice with you in this spiritual and holy undertaking. We consider your celebration of this moment a truly sacred time
Thank you for your interest regarding the use of the Big Sky Chapel for your wedding ceremony. For years, a permanent place of worship was only a dream for the residents of Big Sky. The need became increasingly apparent with the growth of the Meadow Village and surrounding area. In 1993, a group of leaders organized a fund-raising campaign to transform this dream into reality. The community wholeheartedly supported the ambitious project, and, with a gift of an appropriate site, the Chapel construction was underway.
Exactly one year after breaking ground, the completed Chapel was dedicated on Mother's Day, 1999, in an ecumenical ceremony. The participating clergy- Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Jewish, and Christian Fellowship-represented the diversity of faiths of our worshipping community.
Built of rustic log and stone, the Chapel was designed by Steve Coffey, a local architect, and is a harmonious addition to the Montana countryside. As you enter the sanctuary, your focus is drawn to the panoramic view of Lone Peak Mountain through the massive log-framed window behind the altar. Members of the community have donated all of the 100-year-old oak pews. David Fjeld, a Bozeman artist created the stained glass for the windows depicting mountain wildflowers and wildlife. These works of art have also donated.
The Chapel is a unique place of worship representing the highest aspirations of our community. The Chapel's existence stands as a result of those who unselfishly volunteered their skills, energy, time, and financial support.
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Less than six weeks into the baseball season, Anthony Rizzo has driven in 50 runs, 10 more than anyone else in the Pacific Coast League.
He has recovered from a bone bruise in his left hand and has bounced back from a small skid during the Tucson Padres' latest homestand.
At one point, he snapped out of a 1-for-11 "slump" with a two-run single. And he hit his first multi-home run game in Triple-A Monday when he belted two-run and three-run drives, his 11th and 12th homers.
So, how does the 21-year-old remain patient while San Diego Padres fans ponder when he'll receive his major-league debut? He credited a laid-back atmosphere.
"We have a good team," Rizzo said before Tuesday night's 11-9 loss to Albuquerque in 12 innings. "It's easy to be in this clubhouse with all the guys and mess around and not get tied up in the other stuff. I just kinda hang around here and play baseball. Whatever happens, happens."
He missed the May 10-11 games after the hand swelled after he was jammed during an at-bat in Fresno.
He said the hand has been sore, but Monday he hit his first home runs since May 7.
He was 2 for 6 with a double and a walk in Tuesday's game against Albuquerque and is hitting .374.
"It feels better every day," he said.
As Rizzo continues to thrive offensively in his first Triple-A season, the big-league Padres will likely want to see him show consistency at various ballparks and against left-handed pitching, as well as play consistent defense, manager Terry Kennedy said.
"He doesn't discuss, 'When am I going to go up?'" Kennedy said. "He's just working on his stuff."
Against right-handers, Rizzo was hitting .389 (44 for 113) before Tuesday.
He has had far fewer opportunities against lefties, batting .321 (9 for 28).
"The more I see, the more comfortable I'll get," Rizzo said.
Roster moves galore
The major-league Padres recalled right-handed reliever Pat Neshek, who had a 1.86 ERA in nine games for Tucson.
Infielder Logan Forsythe was optioned to Tucson and is expected to join the team today for its road trip. He can play second, shortstop and third for Tucson.
San Diego promoted Forsythe on May 4. He went 0 for 7 with a walk and made one start, at second.
Infielder Andy Parrino came off the disabled list. Infielder Anthony Contreras went to Double-A.
Catcher Jhonaldo Pozo arrived from extended spring training to fill in for catcher Guillermo Quiroz, who is sick.
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In his start Monday, left-hander Wade LeBlanc went seven innings for the second consecutive start and for the fifth time in six starts. He allowed three runs, struck out a season-high eight and walked two to improve to 3-0.
"With the exception of the last two games, I've been able to keep the ball in the yard, so any time you can do that, it gives you a pretty decent chance of getting some outs," he said. "I've been able to limit walks for the most part, getting ahead in the count rather than constantly working behind in the count. A combination of all those things allows you to work deep in games."
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Turn one of the trendiest new craft activities for kids: The Rainbow Loom into something educational too!
After gathering a set of leaves, the children explored the leaves by sorting them on our table chart and making leaf confetti!
After tapping and blowing on our book, we went over to the table to essentially retell our story by exploring our own Tap the Magic Tabletop Tree!.
Today I'd like to share an activity that we did with our pre-k students to extend our study of the tools scientists use and to encourage them to "think like a scientist."
Today I'm sharing a few of my favorite posts that were linked up to our Discover and Explore dinosaur linky party. We had so many cool sensory bins, excavations, fossils, and play dough activities shared that it was really hard to choose favorites… Little Bins for Little Hands shared this really fun icy dinosaur excavation […]
We read the story "Meet Einstein" and then explored the tools of a scientist in our preschool classroom! A super fun filled day of scientific discovery!
We are sharing our collection of 11 wonderful ways to create with natural materials for our Discover and Explore linky.
The kinds of games we play with the felt board are not all that complicated and all I really need are just a few bight and colorful felt pieces and I have everyone's attention.
To promote time with shape recognition and drawing, I transferred our salt into to boxes that come in different shapes.
There is something so simple yet rewarding about making paper plate pumpkins. I know, because I sat down with my class and made my own paper plate pumpkin and while making it, I realized that the process was relaxing, simple, creative, and fun…
Last week, on the Discover and Explore linky, we invited our fellow bloggers to share their favorite Halloween posts. A lot of really fun activities were linked up. Some activities were a little creepy! Some were really cute! And others were really cool! Read on to find out our favorites… By this time in the […]
This week our Discover and Explore team has chosen to share with you simple activities you can do to promote and talk about dinosaurs and fossils. As part of our dinosaur adventures, my students found this very interesting dinosaur nest sitting on the table in our outdoor classroom filled with dinosaur eggs.
We spent a week exploring dinosaurs all through out our centers. As part of the children's exploration of dinosaurs, they spent lots of time playing in our dinosaur land which was located right inside our sand table…
My preschoolers enjoyed spending time exploring pumpkin seeds and playing with pumpkin seed play dough!
Join me this Monday, October 14, 2013 from 9 – 10pm EST on Twitter for a discussion on Outdoor Learning and Conservation and a chat with expert educators and Georgia-Pacific: We will be sharing ideas that you can do to bring learning outdoors. In honor of World Teachers' Day which took place on October 5th, we'll be […]
When I come across a picture book that has a few very carefully chosen words along with amazing illustrations, I get so excited. The book titled, "Tall" by Jez Alborough was the perfect book to get us talking about the words, "small, tall, and fall."
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I am a cook-a-holic! Have finally made my avocation my vocation as well. Everyone I know has been a "guinea pig" and all are living to tell their tales... tee-hee!
Seriously, I've been loving the kitchen since I was 4 or 5 and come from a family of great cooks and varied tastes. I am truly blessed.
It's easier to ask what isn't a fave food. I'm willing to try almost anything and I love exploring different ethnic tastes. But I have to admit that my all-time fave meal is a summertime-fresh BLT and a tall iced tea.


text: So if everyone's infected, and he's bit, why does that automatically make him going to turn into a zombie? If you kiss somebody with the flu, and already have the flu, you don't get DOUBLE FLU. So does the bite just speed up the process? Or does it have nothing to do with him being infected at all? I remember watching the show, and somebody cutting their leg off because they got bit, and it made no sense to me what-so-ever just for the fact that EVERYONE is infected, no matter what, you just have to die to turn.


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MORE than 200 children have been introduced to the sport of netball through a NetSetGO gala day.
Children from eight local primary schools gathered at Pedrina Park in Hamilton in three age ranges.
The day was delivered by the Active After-school Communities (AASC) program, Hamilton Netball Association (HNA) and Netball Victoria.
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I just want to let some of you know that my friend Dave P. from Va. has not been feeling well... He has given me the OK to post and let you all know that he is feeling better and getting Stronger everyday. He has been reading the post and wants you all to know that he will be back posting when he feels up to it. So Dave, Here is my "GET WELL" card from the Plumeria group from GW... Please feel better and know that we are thinking of you and your family. We miss you!!! We hope to see you back on line when you are feeling better.. I think you need to get your kids to make your fav dessert for you!!! : ) Dont worry about your Plumies, they will be fine.. If not, they can easily be replaced my friend!!! (We have connections here!!!) : ) Take care Dave, Laura in VB |
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Hey Dave, Sorry to hear that your not feeling well. Being sick really sucks. I Know it's never a good time to be ill. The way I am, I swear, I end up VERY sick and at the time, I have so much going on but who doesn't!! My mom's an LPN and she always says, get your rest, drink plenty of fluids, and if I have a cold it's drink ZIcam and O.J. Thanks Laura for letting us know thta he was so ill. Your a great friend! Andrew |
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Hello Dave, Hope you are feeling better!!! Just want to send some more "get well wishes..." Take care, Laura in VB |
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1 "And you, raise a lament about the leaders of Israel, | 1 "Take up a lament concerning the princes of Israel |
2 and you must say, 'What a lioness [was] your mother among [the] lions. She lay down in the midst of young lions, [and] she reared her lion cubs. | 2 and say: " 'What a lioness was your mother among the lions! She lay down among the young lions and reared her cubs. |
3 And she raised up one from her cubs; he became a fierce lion, and he learned to tear prey; he ate humans. | 3 She brought up one of her cubs, and he became a strong lion. He learned to tear the prey and he devoured men. |
4 And nations heard about him; in their pit he was caught, and they brought him with hooks to the land of Egypt. | 4 The nations heard about him, and he was trapped in their pit. They led him with hooks to the land of Egypt. |
5 And she saw that she was waiting [in vain]; her hope was destroyed, and she took one from her cubs, [and] she made him a fierce lion. | 5 " 'When she saw her hope unfulfilled, her expectation gone, she took another of her cubs and made him a strong lion. |
6 And he walked about in the midst of lions; he became a fierce lion, and he learned to tear prey; he ate humans. | 6 He prowled among the lions, for he was now a strong lion. He learned to tear the prey and he devoured men. |
7 And he knew their widows, and he devastated their cities, and [the] land was appalled, and {everyone in it} at the sound of his roar. | 7 He broke down their strongholds and devastated their towns. The land and all who were in it were terrified by his roaring. |
8 And nations set out against him {from the surrounding provinces}, and they spread their net over him, and he was caught in their pit. | 8 Then the nations came against him, those from regions round about. They spread their net for him, and he was trapped in their pit. |
9 And they put him in a collar with hooks, and they brought him to the king of Babylon; they brought him into a prison, so that his voice [would] not be heard {any longer} on the mountains of Israel. | 9 With hooks they pulled him into a cage and brought him to the king of Babylon. They put him in prison, so his roar was heard no longer on the mountains of Israel. |
10 Your mother [was] like the vine in your vineyard; planted {fruitfully} beside water, and it was full of branches from many waters. | 10 " 'Your mother was like a vine in your vineyard planted by the water; it was fruitful and full of branches because of abundant water. |
11 And {she produced branches of strength} to scepters of rulers; its height became tall between thick foliage, and it was seen because of its tallness among the abundance of its branches. | 11 Its branches were strong, fit for a ruler's scepter. It towered high above the thick foliage, conspicuous for its height and for its many branches. |
12 But it was uprooted in rage; it was thrown to the earth, and the east wind dried up its fruit; they were stripped off, and its strong branch dried up; fire consumed it. | 12 But it was uprooted in fury and thrown to the ground. The east wind made it shrivel, it was stripped of its fruit; its strong branches withered and fire consumed them. |
13 And now [it is] planted in the desert, in a {dry and thirsty land}. | 13 Now it is planted in the desert, in a dry and thirsty land. |
14 And [so] fire has gone out from the stem of its branches; its fruit it has consumed, and [there] was not in it {a strong branch}, a scepter for ruling.'" This [is] a lament, and {it will be used as a lament}. |
14 Fire spread from one of its main branches and consumed its fruit. No strong branch is left on it fit for a ruler's scepter.' This is a lament and is to be used as a lament." |
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- New buzzword of the day: 'aidwash'. That was the name given by UN climate chief Yvo de Boer to efforts by rich countries to rebrand their existing overseas development help to poor countries as climate change-related aid.
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Ol' Grumpy and the return of class-based quests {WoW}
Jan 26th 2012 3:11PM Awesome, awesome post! Blizzard...and Dave Kosak, in particular...should definitely take this to heart. Removing the old class quests was a huge disservice to the community, and I for one was very sad to see them go...
Grump on, Rossi!
How to fix that %$!@# mature language filter bug {WoW}
Dec 7th 2011 2:20PM hm...so we're going to get serious now. i see.
well, point one: the privilege wasn't yours to take away, hoss.
point two: the meme is also appropriate to express confusion as to the purpose of the OP's post, which is how it was intended here. as for your definition, i am of the opinion that mr. mccurley's post fits neatly within the "ridiculous" category. as some posters have noted below, who really cares about a bug that turns your mature language filter on? hardly worth writing a post about informing folks how to "git their ignorant on", especially when a quick internet search would do just as well. i expect more from the writers here at wow insider.
moreover, do so many people really identify with the OP's hypo that they are cursing the fact that they can't obviously curse? i'm all for appropriate "choice" word usage and placement, but it boggles my mind that one would be so insistent that they be able to use lewd, abusive, and altogether ugly language in game that they would go out of their way to download an addon for it. honestly? get over yourselves. i think it's an indication of the direction the community is heading in that people would choose to do this instead of taking the high road, especially when dealing with "that guy". if you can't communicate some other way, then maybe you shouldn't be communicating at all.
pre-emptive rebuttal time!
to those folks who will no doubt throw out the, "this is 'MERICA! ah do wut ah wahnt!"...yes...yes it is. and so do i. you may not like what i have to say, but, well...it's just as much my right to say it.
...and yes, i get the fact that the mature language filter may poke it's nose into conversation where it doesn't belong...but there is something to be said for understanding via context. it won't hurt, promise.
How to fix that %$!@# mature language filter bug {WoW}
Dec 7th 2011 1:42PM well played! ;D!
How to fix that %$!@# mature language filter bug {WoW}
Dec 7th 2011 1:32PM nope
How to fix that %$!@# mature language filter bug {WoW}
Dec 7th 2011 1:08PM what is this I don't even...
Breakfast Topic: Have you ever rage quit? {WoW}
Dec 1st 2011 9:59AM @Tili: As much as I appreciate your implication that I looked no further than the header image before I posted my comment, not to mention your uncanny ability to compare subject matter and recognize the differences inherent to each, you may be reading too into what I said.
I'm not complaining about similarity, I'm merely noting that it was a familiar topic, and that I look forward to reading the answers it encourages since the last topic (different, but similar!) brought up many ridiculous stories, similar to ol' boy above who blames his girlfriend's need for attention on him making a poor decision, losing his shit, and punching a hole through a door....or the comment I cited, which made you fear for the future of a community being put in the hands of the poster.
Perhaps I should have been more clear.
What can I say? Questions like this breakfast topic can bring out answers that look like they could have been taken straight out of a Jerry Springer show...and I love it. Hello, guilty pleasure!
Breakfast Topic: Have you ever rage quit? {WoW}
Dec 1st 2011 8:13AM wait a second...this seems familiar....
oh, wait!
there we go.
here's to hoping this topic brings more worms like Jpad218 on page 5 of the comments out of the woodwork. they're always good for a laugh!
Patch 4.3: Watch Dragon Soul's cinematics {WoW}
Nov 30th 2011 3:08PM what does an ancient Hawaiian royal family name have to do with Deathwing?
...or is this something that was appropriated by a cartoon subculture and now people identify more with the subculture reference than what it is in real life?
The Queue: Black Fly Day {WoW}
Nov 25th 2011 11:45AM my mistake! puntable is correct...they drop off raid bosses, not heroic 5-man bosses.
The Queue: Black Fly Day {WoW}
Nov 25th 2011 11:38AM Geodes drop off the final bosses in the new Heroic 5-mans...I don't know if the same applies to other Cata H 5-mans, but I'm a tiny bit sure that it doesn't...maybe someone else can clarify? Either way, boss dies, roll for the geode, crack it open, collect your epic gems.


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on October 27, 2011Glenn Beck, kids: He's still out there. Buy gold.
At this point, since he's put all this time and effort and money into his paranoia, the least the government can do is make it all worthwhile. I think they should stick a microchip up his ass and an antenna in each ear. They should install tiny receivers and speakers in his house, and whisper verses from the Koran at all hours. They should hire three unemployed actors, dress them in trench coats, and have them follow him at scattered intervals.
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As shoppers continue to turn away from large trucks and SUVs, GMC - the predominant truck division within GM's empire - stands to lose the most.; Perhaps that explains why the division plans to offer smaller vehicles and crossovers in the near future.
2010 Although they're nice vehicles, it's hard to understand why GM offers no less than four versions of their Lambda crossover utility vehicles.; Perhaps that's why Automotive News suggests GMC may axe its version, the Acadia, before the 2010 model year.
If it should survive, expect a facelift for 2010, along with a new V-8 option.; We're not sure what eight-cylinder block that would be, as the Ultra V-8, once scheduled for the Lambda, is shelved.
2011 Although Chevrolet's revised Equinox may be launched in 2010, GMC's version - the Terrain - won't appear until 2011.; Replacing the Pontiac Torrent, the Terrain will also ride on an updated Theta platform, and be little more than a re-skinned Equinox.
2012 Big SUVs aren't selling, so we're not shocked to hear plans to revamp the Yukon and Yukon XL for 2012 are on hiatus.; That said, both trucks, along with other full-size GM SUVs, could shift to a modified Lambda platform in 2012.
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This jack of all trades media player not only cranks out the requisite music, videos and pictures, it'll also play your favorite retro video games.
In addition to playing a wide variety of audio and video formats on its 320×240 LCD screen, the GAME-800 PMP has a software emulator on board that lets it play NES, Famicom, GameBoy, GameBoy Color and Sega Mega Drive games. And when you're not playing games, there's a text-to-speech eBook reader that can read any TXT file out loud in either Chinese or English. There's also a handy digital camera built in, although the specs don't say anything about the resolution – so I wouldn't expect much in terms of photo quality.
The GAME-800 comes with 4GB of onboard storage, and can be expanded up to 8GB total using an optional SD memory card. Now I'm not sure that I'm in love with the design of this thing – it sorta looks like what might have happened if your iPhone was made out of plastic, then got squashed in a table vise, and coated in day glo paint. It's also lacking a real gamepad, so control is limited to using four ergonomically-unfriendly buttons to control directional movements.
Still, if you're looking for a cheap media player with a full color screen, and want to play your retro games (and know what rocks to dig under to find game ROMs), it's not a bad deal for just $80 smackeroonies over at ChinaGrabber.
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A new, cloud-based hacking service says it can crack a WPA Wi-Fi network password in just 20 minutes.
Announced on Monday, the $34 "WPA Cracker" service is a tool for security auditors and penetration testers to test breaking into certain types of WPA networks.
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Syrian activists say regime forces are firing rockets and mortars at suburbs around the capital, Damascus, amid heavy clashes with rebels fighting to topple President Bashar Assad.
The activists say troops backed by tanks are heading to Daraya and Moadamiyeh - two key suburbs southwest of the capital from where rebels have been edging closer to the city.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the military is massing troops and will likely try to storm the two suburbs. Both areas have been subjected in the past to repeated government assaults.
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Fighting around Damascus and the international airport a few miles south of the city has intensified recently as rebels press on closer to the Syrian capital.
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Septins are filament-forming proteins that function in cytokinesis in a wide variety of organisms. In budding yeast, the small GTPase Cdc42p triggers the recruitment of septins to the incipient budding site and the assembly of septins into a ring. We herein report that Bni1p and Cla4p, effectors of Cdc42p, are required for the assembly of the septin ring during the initiation of budding but not for its maintenance after the ring converts to a septin collar. In bni1Delta cla4-75-td mutant, septins were recruited to the incipient budding site. However, the septin ring was not assembled, and septins remained at the polarized growing sites. Bni1p, a formin family protein, is a member of the polarisome complex with Spa2p, Bud6p, and Pea2p. All spa2Delta cla4-75-td, bud6Delta cla4-75-td, and pea2Delta cla4-75-td mutants showed defects in septin ring assembly. Bni1p stimulates actin polymerization for the formation of actin cables. Point mutants of BNI1 that are specifically defective in actin cable formation also exhibited septin ring assembly defects in the absence of Cla4p. Consistently, treatment of cla4Delta mutant with the actin inhibitor latrunculin A inhibited septin ring assembly. Our results suggest that polarisome components and Cla4p are required for the initial assembly of the septin ring and that the actin cytoskeleton is involved in this process.
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At the Produce Marketing Association, former FDA official and PMA vice president for food safety and technology Jim Gorny said the document is a step toward an integrated and harmonized approach.
Courtesy FDAFDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, (foreground), and Mike Taylor, FDA deputy commissioner, visit the Monteblanco facility of Hongos de Mexico, S.A. de C.V., one of Mexico's largest fresh mushroom producers."As our largest fresh produce trading partner, Mexico is an important contributor to the global produce supply chain and assuring continuity of commerce with the implementation of the new Food Safety Modernization Act needs to be high priority for both government and industry," Gorny said.
Hamburg noted in her blog that about a third of the foods regulated by FDA come from Mexico. The FDA estimates about $4.6 billion in fresh vegetables and $3.1 billion in fresh fruits, excluding bananas, are exported to the U.S. annually.
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On the Road to Recovery – Manchester, New Hampshire
Yesterday the Vice President traveled to Manchester, New Hampshire to mark the weatherization of 200,000 homes under the Recovery Act. Across the country, thousands of construction workers are on the job making homes and office buildings more energy efficient. This is done in simple ways like adding insulation, replacing windows and doors, and sealing up cracks in your home where air can leak out. This program reduces energy consumption, saves homeowners money, and creates jobs.
The Vice President made the announcement in the backyard of Lynn Dumont, a local Manchester resident who is in the process of having her home weatherized. Lynn's story provides a great opportunity to see what this program is all about.
Southern New Hampshire Services, the Community Action Agency handling the weatherization, first did an energy audit of Lynn's home – looking for the causes for high energy bills and identifying the most cost-effective solutions.
For Lynn, South New Hampshire Services is making some simple upgrades, including replacing a door to reduce drafts, insulating the attic to help keep in heating and cooling, and wrapping the pipes and water heater in the basement to help reduce heat loss.
These small changes will result in an over 30 percent decrease in her energy use and $619 in annual savings on her energy bill. It will also improve the air quality for Lynn and her two small children.
Lynn's story is not unique. Weatherizing a home can translate into real savings for homeowners – an average of $400 a year – and for the nation. Homes consume 22 percent of the energy we use in the U.S., yet fewer than 100,000 of them are weatherized annually. If every home in America received the same energy efficiency upgrades, homeowners could annually save more than $40 billion.
Weatherization also means jobs, over 13,000 for this program under the Recovery Act so far. And that does not include the jobs created by the suppliers related to this work, those who make the insulation, heating units, and windows.
As a result of the Recovery Act Weatherization Assistance Program, Southern New Hampshire Services has hired seven new full-time employees in-house, while their subcontractors have hired an additional 68 workers.
The training these new hires receive under the Weatherization Assistance Program translates well beyond the Recovery Act.
These are jobs that, in the words of the Vice President, are "good-paying jobs, green jobs, jobs that can't be exported, jobs you can raise a family on … Nationwide weatherization efforts are laying the groundwork for a sustainable, energy-efficient industry that extends well beyond low-income families."
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Pamela RiemenschneiderThe Double Up Food Bucks program is available at farmers markets across Michigan, and trialed at a few independent stores last year. A SpartanNash pilot this year hopes to solve some point-of-purchase programs to move the program to a larger scale. DETROIT — Smiles. That's what I see when I talk to people about Double Up Food Bucks.
From the grower at the historic Eastern Market packing up bags of local strawberries, to the shopper with the fruits and vegetables he purchased using his Double Up tokens, to the single-store operator who is joining as part of a SpartanNash pilot this year, everyone is optimistic about the opportunities presented by the program, which matches Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program purchases at participating sites with funds to purchase Michigan-grown produce.
Double Up Food Bucks celebrates its fifth anniversary this year by expanding its work in grocery — an area that will help it achieve a broader reach beyond farmers markets and food stands. The program started out privately funded, but now there are new opportunities through the 2014 Farm Bill's Food Insecurity Nutrition Incentives grant program to expand with federal funding.
"Retail was always part of the plan," says Rachel Bair, Double Up Food Bucks program director. "The original grant proposals started in the farmers market, which was a great place to start, and then moved into retail."
While the process is relatively simple at the farmers market, there are significant challenges in a retail environment.
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Farmers markets, she says, use a token system where a customer swipes their EBT card to get tokens that are matched with Double Up Food Bucks tokens for purchasing Michigan-grown produce. Vendors at the farmers market turn in their tokens for reimbursement at a central location.
"It's really simple and works in all different sizes and types of markets, but that does not work in a grocery setting," Bair says.
Last year, the program piloted in three Detroit-area independent grocers using gift cards for produce purchases. That program worked, Bair says, but would not be feasible at a larger scale.
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Game 70 Recap: Surging Devils come to complete stop in Philly
(headline by @kmart890)
Three stars of the game:
3rd star – Eric Wellwood (0 points – Flyers)
2nd star – Jakub Voracek (1 goal, 1 assist – Flyers)
1st star – Ilya Bryzgalov (17 save shutout – Flyers)
Prior to the Devils' latest four-game winning streak, the Islanders shut the Devils out in a game that didn't feature many good scoring chances. Well, Tuesday's game against the Flyers followed a similar script. Ilya Bryzgalov had a pretty easy 17-save shutout and the Flyers cruised past the Devils, 3-0. The Devils, who had a decent first period, were outplayed for most of the night, and simply didn't do much of anything offensively. The Flyers' collapsing (trap) defense shut down everything the Devils tried in this game, and the Devils had no answer for them after beating the same Flyers team, 4-1 in New Jersey on Sunday night.
The Devils didn't get off to a terrible start in this game, but they just couldn't get anything going offensively. They had struggled against Flyers goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov coming into this game, as Bryzgalov beat the Devils twice in New Jersey earlier in the season, including a 3-0 shutout on Opening Night. In the first period, the Devils actually outshot Philadelphia, 8-7, but the Flyers had the better scoring chances, and neither team scored. David Clarkson had a good opening period, as he had four of the Devils' eight shots on Bryzgalov. The Devils wasted a pair of power plays in the first period. They had chances on their first, but were sloppy on the second power play.
This tweet pretty much sums up the first period:
@Liv133: The Flyers came too close for comfort and we didn't get close enough to scoring. Gotta clean up both ends.
Things started to fall apart for the Devils in the second period. The Flyers frustrated the Devils with their puck control, defensive play and edgy physically play. Martin Brodeur was able to keep the Devils bending, and not breaking, until about the halfway point of the second period. That's about when Flyers rookie Sean Couturier gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead. The puck was loose in the crease, and Brodeur tried to lay on top of it, but he couldn't, and Couturier popped home an easy rebound. The Devils never threatened Bryzgalov after that point. Ilya Kovalchuk and Couturier exchanged slashes after the goal, and Kovalchuk was the only player penalized. The officiating was questionable all night. Philly outshot the Devils, 13-6 in the middle period.
Your second period summary:
@tomheaney1: Sluggish, they need to challenge [Bryzgalov] with better quality shots.
Third periods suddenly became a strength for the Devils, despite it being a weakness earlier in the season. Even during the 1-0 loss to the Islanders on March 4th, the Devils played well in the third period. They played excellent third periods against the Rangers, twice more against the Islanders and Sunday night in the win over the Flyers, but tonight, they couldn't break the Flyers' defensive trap and they couldn't stop the Flyers offensively. The Devils turned the puck over and played a very sloppy game overall. Despite the Devils trailing, it was the Flyers who had 75% of the third period shots: 9 out of 12 combined shots on goal. Just 2:14 into the third period, Jakub Voracek doubled the Flyers' lead on a rebound.
Halfway through the third period, the Devils got their chance to get back in the game. Philly's Nicklas Grossmann carelessly hi-sticked Adam Henrique (he had hi-sticked Zach Parise in the first period as well). Henrique appeared shaken up on the play, as Grossmann's stick caught his eye. The Devils were awarded a four-minute power play (Henrique was a part of it), but generated just one shot on Bryzgalov, which was a slapshot from Ilya Kovalchuk at the point. In other words, the Devils did absolutely nothing on their chance. They forced bad passes, couldn't get set up in the offensive zone and most of all, couldn't get anything on net. The power play was a microcosm of their lackluster effort all night. The Devils would have gotten another power play later, but Eric Boulton nullified Scott Hartnell's second run at Martin Brodeur for goalie interference of the night by taking an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty.
During that sequence, in which the teams skated 4-on-4, Pete DeBoer pulled Martin Brodeur, which came with about five minutes to go in regulation. The move, in theory, gave the Devils a 5-on-4 opportunity, which was as good as a power play, but it failed, as Danny Briere snapped a long goal-less streak of his own, and buried the empty net goal and gave the Flyers a 3-0 lead, which would hold as the final score.
Perhaps one stat summarizes this game: the Devils were credited with ten giveaways in this game. That's usually a questionable stat, as it's up to the official scorer to determine what is and isn't a giveaway, but that's a good indication of how the game developed. The Devils were extremely sloppy breaking out of their defensive zone, they weren't good in the neutral zone and were just as sloppy on the rare occasion that they got set up in the offensive zone. My personal opinion is that the loss itself isn't really a big deal. They had won four straight games, all against tough Eastern Conference teams, and the schedule has been pretty brutal recently, but the Devils didn't really put forth much of an effort in this game. Bryzgalov has been playing out of his mind recently, and it required a much better effort to score on him than what the Devils put together on Tuesday night.
Game notes: Ilya Bryzgalov simply dominated the Devils this season. It started with a 20-save shutout on Opening Night, followed by a Flyers' 4-1 win in New Jersey, when Bryzgalov stopped 30 of 31 shots against. He stopped all eight shots he faced in relief of Sergei Bobrovsky in the Devils' 6-4 win on January 21st and stopped all 17 shots sent his way on Tuesday. That means Bryzgalov went 3-0-0 against the Devils this season, had a goals against average of 0.29 and save percentage of .987 (75 saves on 76 shots). The other Ilya, Kovalchuk that is, saw his four-game point streak snapped in the loss. The NHL's second star of the week has 5 goals and 4 assists during the four-game winning streak. Zach Parise and David Clarkson also had points in each of the four games during the winning streak. Marek Zidlicky came into Tuesday with five points in his last three games. Obviously, in the shutout loss, all of those scoring streaks come to an end. Martin Brodeur remains at 650 regular season wins.
Posted on March 13, 2012, in Game Recap, New Jersey Devils and tagged New Jersey Devils, NHL, Philadelphia Flyers. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.