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Electronic Arts is set to back Wii U with one of its most lucrative brands of the moment, Mass Effect, new rumours suggest.
The official German Mass Effect Facebook page has told its followers to tune in tonight to Nintendo's E3 press conference; a telling suggestion that the series will arrive on the upcoming Wii U console.
Last year at E3, EA CEO John Riccitiello pledged he would support Nintendo's new system with key games and franchises.
As a measure of the German Facebook page's authenticity - ordinarily a trifling matter but in this instance a crucial one - the official page is connected to EA's own official Facebook Page.
A spokesperson for EA was unavailable for comment at the time of going to press.
With The Mass Effect trilogy behind it, EA and BioWare have options for how it supports Nintendo - either by packaging the three games together as one, publishing each in a staggered release schedule, or in fact developing new content.
It will have not gone unnoticed at BioWare that Mass Effect's in-game codex could make an excellent gameplay companion if streamed to the Wii U's tablet device.
The truth behind the matter will be revealed in a matter of hours at Nintendo's E3 press conference. CVG will cover the event with live video and commentary.
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Boys basketball: Hanover uses size to blow out Hebron
By Dennis Churilla Post-Tribune correspondent November 30, 2012 11:18PM
Updated: January 2, 2013 6:13AM
CEDAR LAKE — New coach Bryon Clouse wasn't quite sure what kind of player he had in senior Dan Kubiak when Clouse arrived at Hanover Central.
"I heard he was soft and that I would be too hard on him," Clouse said. "But all he does is defend hard, rebound six or seven a game, and he's a really good shooter. I can't get him off the floor and I don't want to get him off the floor."
Kubiak lived up to Clouse's expectations, scoring 18 points with four 3-pointers and grabbing six rebounds as the Wildcats defeated Hebron 60-30.
Hanover Central jumped out to an 11-7 first-quarter lead despite turning the ball over eight times. But the Wildcats' advantage on the boards provided many more opportunities. Hebron didn't field a starter over 6-feet and it showed as the Wildcats outrebounded the Hawks 10-3 in the quarter and 35-18 for the game.
"With homecoming and the big crowd, we were going a little too fast to start with," Clouse said. "After we calmed down, we started playing our game."
It showed, as Hanover Central held Hebron to four points in the quarter. The Hawks went scoreless for the first 5:20 of the quarter until Bryce Hanaway finally connected on a free throw. Meanwhile, the Wildcats' Max Johnson scored all 15 of his points in the first half.
"Johnson had 15 through three quarters and then nothing else the other night, too," said Clouse. "We have to get a full four quarters out of him."
Hebron (1-3) got 14 points from its 5-7 point guard Hanaway and a dozen rebounds from its 5-11 center Ryan Patz.
"We're replacing a lot of guys and we're still trying to figure things out," Hebron coach John Steinhilber said. "I thought we made a couple of runs in the second half."


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Erdogan is not Mubarak and this is no Arab Spring
Today Taksim Square is roiled by the fiercest protests seen since Recep Tayyip Erdogan came to power 11 years ago. What began as a minor green protest defending one of Istanbul's many parks has turned into a massive anti-government agitation attracting global attention.
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Mary McCartney is the daughter of music royalty – her parents are Sir Paul and the late Linda McCartney – and she has followed in her father's vegetarian footsteps. She has just published Food: Vegetarian Home Cooking, and as our Barbara Gray learns, it's full of great recipes and beautiful photography.
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On Sat, 23 Jun 2012 22:09:31 +0200 "Andreas K. Huettel" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > It is certainly possible refine this more. Allowing only EAPI=5 > ebuilds in package.use.stable.*, and have the files only take effect > there, comes to my mind. However I doubt if these restrictions are > really necessary and if a EAPI dependence at this place in the > profile makes actually sense. The way we usually word such things is to have a table of EAPIs where support is required if the package mangler accepts indicated EAPIs. Then it's an error for ebuilds to rely upon support if they don't use one of those EAPIs. This gets you out of the profile EAPI requirement. One thing that isn't addressed is what "stable" means. PMS doesn't currently attach that level of meaning to KEYWORDS. In particular, there's nothing implied about the relationship between ~x86 and x86. This matches how things were when the relevant parts were written. I'm not sure if Portage changed since then, but in the good old days, you'd get crazy things like amd64 users specifying ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64 ~x86", which would be auto-merged with "amd64" from make.defaults. But that wouldn't result in x86 being accepted, so if someone stabled a package that was keyworded only ~x86, it could result in it becoming masked to users with that kind of wonky configuration... -- Ciaran McCreesh
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Disclaimer The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in anyway.
© Copyright 2015, Eleutian Technology
We used ActiveRecord migrations at Eleutian for a number of months. Everything was right with the world and we had no major complaints until we started running into a problem with our more complex migration scenarios. Usually, we see two kinds of migrations:
Schema migrations are handled great by most of the migration frameworks out there. One problem we were running into was it's typically easier to write the data migrations in C# directly using our entities and services. As a result we had two different ways of migrating and this made our frequent publishes problematic. We decided to consolidate the two operations.
On the outside there's nothing really new in Machine.Migrations that you haven't seen elsewhere. Most of the changes are internal. Migrations are numbered right now, although we've talked of moving to time-stamping them a la the newer ruby ActiveRecord. What Machine.Migrations does allow you to do is heavily tweak your migrations to fit your project. In our project we have a custom MsBuild task that extends the default implementation to provide access to our DaoFactory and other goodies. If this is something that interests you, then read on. If you're happy with your current migration scenario then you probably don't have a huge need for Machine.Migrations.
I'll start with the actual migrations. Here is an example that creates a table:
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using Machine.Migrations; public class CreateUserTable : SimpleMigration { public override void Up() { Schema.AddTable("users", new Column[] { new Column("Id", typeof(Int32), 4, true, false), new Column("Name", typeof (string), 64, false, false), new Column("Email", typeof (string), 64, false, false), new Column("Login", typeof (string), 64, false, false), new Column("Password", typeof (string), 64, false, false), }); } public override void Down() { Schema.DropTable("users"); } }
Machine.Migrations does enforce a file naming/class naming restriction so the file for this migration would be named 001_create_user_table.cs. We inherit from SimpleMigration, which is built-in and provides access to Schema manipulations and raw Database queries through those properties respectively. We have a solution and project for our migrations so that we can get IntelliSense while writing them. This can be helpful if you forget the syntax.
When you run Machine.Migrations it will only compile the migrations that it needs to apply. This is very handy if you are doing high-level migrations including your entities because then you don't have to maintain them after they've been applied to your live database. But, this does mean you won't be able to migrate from the beginning to the end because migrations will become outdated. This has been a minor problem for us because we snapshot our live database and run that in development. I do think a better long term solution is required though, in order to make creating a brand new database easier. Perhaps flagging migrations as data migrations and not running them if they don't compile? I am not sure.
There is also a Boo migration factory that you can use if you don't want to write your migrations in C#. Internally, the infrastructure is there if you want to add other languages as well.
Another interesting thing I should note is that each migration is run inside its own transaction, so if you mess up it'll just rollback. This is very nice under SQL Server because schema changes are rolled back as well.
If you just want to use Machine.Migrations out of the box (a good first step) it's fairly straightforward:
<Import Project="Libraries\Machine\Machine.Migrations.targets" /> <PropertyGroup> <MigrationConnectionString>Data Source=127.0.0.1;Initial Catalog=MyDb;Integrated Security=SSPI</MigrationConnectionString> </PropertyGroup> <Target Name="Migrate" DependsOnTargets="MigrateDatabase"> </Target>
One thing you may notice is that sometimes your migrations will fail to compile because of a missing dependency. In order to ensure your own or third party assemblies are referenced you add them to the MigrationReferences ItemGroup, like so:
<ItemGroup> <MigrationReferences Include="System.Xml.dll"> <InProject>false</InProject> </MigrationReferences> </ItemGroup>
When Machine.Migrations compiles it will include those assemblies in the references list.
What Next?
I'm going to hold off on explaining how to extend the default migration scenario until later because this post is already pretty long. For anyone feeling ambitious it basically amounts to extending SimpleMigration in your own code and inheriting from that. (Be sure to include your assembly in MigrationReferences). We go a step further and wrap the MsBuild task as well, which may or may not be necessary for you.
I can't stress enough that going down this road isn't for everybody. There is an argument for keeping migrations simple and making those complex data migrations something else's concern. For now, this is what we're doing and it has worked nicely. I'm sure there will be lots of questions as well, please feel free to comment and offer up suggestions. As far as I know we're the only people using this code, so I'm sure there are quirks.


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Mouthwash overdose
Mouthwash overdose
Mouthwash overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of this substance.
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
Alternative Names
Listerine overdose; Antiseptic mouth rinse overdose
Poisonous Ingredient
- Chlorhexidine gluconate
- Ethanol (ethyl alcohol)
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Methyl salicylate
Where Found
Many brands of mouthwash.
- Abdominal pain
- Burns and damage to the clear covering of the front of the eye (cornea)
- Coma
- Diarrhea
- Dizziness
- Drowsiness
- Headache
- Low body temperature
- Low blood pressure
- Low blood sugar
- Nausea
- Rapid heart rate
- Rapid, shallow breathing
- Skin redness and pain
- Slowed breathing
- Slurred speech
- Throat pain
- Uncoordinated movement
- Unconsciousness
- Unresponsive reflexes
- Urination problems (too much or too little urine)
- Vomiting (may contain blood)
Home Treatment
Seek immediate medical help. Do NOT make a person throw up unless told to do so by poison control or a health care professional.
Before Calling Emergency
Determine the following:
- Patient's age, weight, and condition
- Name of the product (ingredients and strengths, if known)
- Time it was swallowed
- Amount swallowed
Poison Control, or a local emergency number
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
See: Poison control center - emergency number
What to expect at the emergency room
The health care provider will measure and monitor your vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. You may receive:
- Activated charcoal
- Breathing support, including a breathing tube
- Fluids through a vein (by IV)
- Kidney dialysis (in serious cases)
- Laxative
- Tube through the mouth into the stomach to wash out the stomach (gastric lavage)
You may be admitted to the hospital.
Expectations (prognosis)
How well you do depends on the amount of poison swallowed and how quickly treatment is received. The faster you get medical help, the better the chance for recovery. Drinking large amounts of mouthwash may lead to a syndrome similar to alcohol intoxication.
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Kellie Pickler and Derek Hough: 30/30 quickstep + 4/5 cha cha relay + 30/30 freestyle = 64/65 The judges were looking for more body contact in the quickstep, so Len Goodman, the mean old horny principal of Sparkle School, dropped by rehearsal to teach Kellie about sex and dancing: "He's got a knobbly bit here...Your knobbly bit should be just to this side of his knobbly bit." Len was so hot and bothered following their perfect-30 liiiiiiive performance that he almost flatulated. Only Bruno and Carrie Ann know if that "almost" part was a lie.
This quickstep was seriously loaded with content and I was so glad these first-round dances got to be so long. The Big Band music made it seem even faster and more exciting. You gotta hand it to Derek for his expert orchestration of routines like this, when it's like he's conducting the band along with the dance, and doing it all through the showcasing of his partner's strengths. "Like a stamp on a lettah!" cried Len, clearly impressed with Kellie and Derek's magnetic knobbly bit connection.
Derek's decision to go with a stripped-down production on a "supersize freestyle" was a game-changer -- the gimmick was that there was no gimmick. Damnit, Derek! How do you do that? Focusing on "the power of the dance" for what's considered the most important routine of the season naturally elevated Kellie's emotional engagement with it, and that's what her DWTS Journey has been all about. Genius!
This dance had everything: crazy fast spins, super extensions, a "climb," and an improvisation on the classic Kate-Leo forward-lean from Titanic that had Kellie perched at nearly a 180-degree angle from Derek as he held only her feet! Oh dear God, her abs, was all I could think as her core strength worked overtime. They looked like a set mousetrap.
I cried! Kellie's husband Kyle cried! Carrie Ann, as usual, had been crying since the show began! "One of the most beautiful things I've ever seen," she raved through the tears. #Sparklebarf. "A contemporary work of art," agreed Bruno. "Good dancing engages the brain. Great dancing engages the heart," said Len, who must have appreciated this far cry from the hazy red paso doble trio he'd hated from Derek earlier this season.
"If [Len] gives you a seven tonight, I'm killing myself," announced Tom. Whoa! Suicide by seh-vehhhhhhhn! What a way to go.
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The first is a fantastic video of a murmuration of starlings. Since it's in Ireland and on a river/lake, (Shannon), I feel justified in linking.
Now to follow that, I thought I'd share my video I took last Saturday.
For about eight months of the year, from autumn to spring, this spectacle of a Murder of Crows unfolds itself twice daily around Loneswimmer Towers, after dawn and around twilight. Sometimes it's a few hundred metres further up or down the river, sometimes it seems centred on the demesne. In fact, I'd never taken any video of it before, and it really demands a tripod, an HD camera and a better camera-person. I've never been able to estimate numbers, but it surely regularly goes over 5,000 various Corvidae; crows, hooded crows, jackdaws and maybe magpies, it's impossible to tell. It was getting dark, dark clouds over the hills, but the sound is clear and every so often you get a good impression of the size of the Murder.


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Program DescriptionsBroadcasting from the KRZK Office Concepts Studio"Office Concepts means office confidence."
Steve & Janet in the Morning Mon - Fri: 6am-9am
You've been waking up to them for the last 18 years. Don't stop now, it just gets better! With deep roots in the community, Steve & Janet have an interesting and entertaining perspective that they are happy to share with you as you start your day.
At Your Service with Scott McCaulleyMon - Fri: 9am-11am
You know him as our longtime sports director. In addition to his active sports reporting, he throws you a touchdown pass with his new show At Your Service heard every morning on KRZK. Scott interviews local personalities, politicians, and business leaders, on a wide range of fascinating topics. In addition, Scott's program will include specialty segments on topics from cooking to travel.
The Dennis Miller Show (Official site)Mon - Fri: 11am-2pm / Best Of on Sat: 5-7pm
Miller is a five-time Emmy award winner for his critically acclaimed live talk show "Dennis Miller Live," which had a nine year run on HBO. Miller also has had a distinguished career as a stand up comedian. Dennis is currently hosting the popular nationally syndicated radio show, The Dennis Miller Show.
The Dave Ramsey Show (Official Site)Mon - Fri: 2pm-5pm / Repeat on Sat: 6am-7am, Sun: 3pm-6pm
The Dave Ramsey Show is all about life, love, and relationships - and how they all happen to revolve around money. If you are looking for common-sense, down-to-earth advice about your money, then this show is for you! With more than 5 million listeners on over 500 radio stations across the country, The Dave Ramsey Show is one of America's most popular talk radio shows.
Drive Home News with Greg PyronMon - Fri: 5pm-6pm
You've been busy all day and want to know what's been going on. Drive Home News with Greg Pyron will give you all the facts you need to know: Local news, national news, pointed opinions, and weather. Everything you need to know at the end of your busy day.
America Now with Andy Dean (Official Site)Mon - Fri: 6pm-9pm
From politics and business, to entertainment and technology, America Now with Andy Dean discusses the important local, national, and global headlines that impact our lives. Andy Dean is known as "The King of New Content" and is the former President of Donald Trump's television and media company, Trump Productions LLC.
The Michael Savage Show (Official Site)Mon - Fri: 9pm-Midnight
Dr. Michael Savage is a multimedia icon in the conservative movement. The Michael Savage Show is syndicated across the US in more than 300 markets and is heard by 10 million listeners a week. He is also the author of 25 books, including four New York Times best-sellers. In 2007, his media presence and profile earned him the coveted "Freedom of Speech Award" from Talkers Magazine.
Overnight America with Jon Grayson (Official Site)Mon - Fri: Midnight-5am
Overnight America is the fresh, upbeat, talk-driven program that electrifies the predawn airwaves with smart conversation. No little green men and no best-ofs or repeats, just fresh talk about the things listeners care about, from pop culture to politics. Host Jon Grayson is a young gun with major-league radio chops. Topical, approachable, informative... It's a great alternative to everything alternative.
First Light with Dirk Van (Official Site)Mon - Fri: 5am-6am
First light signals the dawn of a new day. First Light gets the day started right with a unique blend of breaking news, friendly chat, celebrity interviews, and the latest from the worlds of entertainment and sports. Dirk Van brings years of experience to First Light. It's not first light without First Light.
Big Billy Kinder Outdoors (Official Site)Sat: 5am-7am
If you're passionate about hunting and fishing, Big Billy Kinder Outdoors brings customized information you need. Get great tips and success stories from the woods and waters Saturdaya mornings from five to seven.
Under The Hood (Official Site)Sat: 7am-8am, 8pm -9pm / Sun: 11pm-12am, 8pm-9pm
Tune-in to this fun car talk show airing on radio stations across the US. If its anything car repair or upkeep related, we are the talk show for you. We provide entertainment and give advice on buying and selling to maintenance and everything in between.
Jill on Money (Official Site)Sat: 8am-10am
Jill on Money is an entertaining call-in radio show that helps listeners take control of their financial lives. Jill communicates complicated and murky financial information in a relatable way to listeners of all ages with varying amounts of money and experience.
The Doug Rye Show (Official Site)Sat: 10am-11am
Doug Rye is a nationally recognized energy consultant, helping people from New York to L.A. lower their utility bills as much as 50%. He is commonly referred to as the "King of Caulk and Talk" and the "Roy Rogers of Energy" because he's an expert in the home energy conservation field.
Handel on the Law (Official Site)Sat: 11am-2pm
Bill Handel's weekend show, Handel on the Law, is bold, entertaining, and addictive. Bill offers up advice to countless callers on a weekly basis and couples his passion for talk radio with experience as a lawyer and teh result is a unique blend of information and humor.
Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy (Official Site)Sat: 2pm-5pm /Repeat: Sun: 12am-3am, 8am-11am
From computers, the internet, iPods, and cell phones to camcorders, digital cameras, gaming systems, and home theaters, Leo Laporte provides entertaining tech talk that appeals to the inner geek in us all.
Branson Country USA (Official Site)
Sat: 7pm-8pm / Repeat on Sun: 5am-6am
Looking for some Branson entertainment? Don't miss the show! Branson Country USA is co-hosted by Grand Country nuts, Jamie Haage, as Jim Dandy, and Mike Patrick. With a rotating roster of talent, the show features special guest stars from the rich Branson entertainment industry.
Good Day with Doug Stephan (Official Site)Sat: 9pm-11pm / Sun: 6am-8am
Talker's Magazine recently estimated Stephan's audience to be the 7th largest in the nation. The publication also named Doug among its "100 Most Important Talk Hosts in America," a designation it has conferred on him every year since it began publishing such a list. Good Day is now in its 20th year and features caller-friendly morning talk. Doug's "Count Down" hour counts down the top-5 talk topics of the day.
Today's Homeowner (Official Site)Sun: 3am-5am / Repeat on Sun: 6pm-8pm
Each week, listeners across the country tune in to Today's Homeowner Radio for useful advice about their homes. The syndicated call-in radio show is hosted by veteran remodeling contractor Danny Lipford. Today's Homeowner is informative and entertaining fare for home enthusiasts nationwide.
The Eric Farris Show (Official Site)Sun: 12pm-3pm
An advocate for the Constitution and a defender of liberty and freedom, Eric Farris hosts the Eric Farris Show on KRZK 106.3 FM on Sunday afternoons. Listen, call in and share your thoughts.
Live on Sunday Night, It's Bill Cunningham (Official Site)Sun: 9pm-Midnight
Since 1983, the acclaimed "Voice of the Common Man" has lightened up the airwaves of Cincinnati. Now Bill hosts this nationally syndicated radio show. Having already received every award the radio industry can bestow, including the 2001 Marcone as America's Large Market Radio Personality of the Year, Bill remembers yesterday, embraces today and yearns for a better tomorrow.
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Life and Limb: The Toll of The American Civil War: now until March 23, West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Library, Lewisburg To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War and the more than 3 million soldiers who fought in the war, the exhibition, "Life and Limb: The Toll of The American Civil War," explores the experiences of disabled veterans and their role as symbols of the fractured nation. Hundreds of thousands were permanently disabled by battlefield injuries or surgery, which saved lives by sacrificing limbs. These men served as a stark reminder of the costs of the conflict long after the war had ended. Exhibition hours are Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday noon to 6 p.m.; and Sunday 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. For additional information, call 304-647-6261 or visit http://www.wvsom.edu/academics/workshops-events/lifeandlimb.
March Madness Rafting: now until March 24, Harpers Ferry River Riders is offering free wetsuit rental combo packages for each Shenandoah River rafting participant on all weekends in March. Departure time is noon. Call 304-535-2663 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.riverriders.com/shenandoahrafting for reservations and additional information.
"Our Civil War Heritage" – Escape to the Mountains 2013: now – until April 30, Landes Arts Center, Petersburg This is a huge and unique historical Civil War display and event with short seminars and discussions as well as displays by historians, educators, reenactors, and collectors. Among other things, the presentation will include a history of mapping during the Civil War--both commercial and actual hand drawn maps; a large display of pictures and portraits from glass plate negatives made 150 years ago; the part railroads played in the war; a comprehensive history of ships including the Monitors, ironclads, and a submarine; the amazing history of balloons in the war; a display of currency and stamps from the CSA, a wonderful display of first day covers and stamps from the 100-year anniversary, as well as today; a display of the history of Lincoln, his four children, and wife; newspapers, documents, telegrams, and letters of famous Civil War events will be displayed including Lee's handwritten surrender and a general order to his troops to surrender. See and discover the history of both the Emancipation Proclamation and Gettysburg Address; the display of medical activities; living history events and much more. For more information, contact Albert C. Mach II at 304-749-8757 visit https://sites.google.com/site/escapetothemountains2013/activities or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oglebay Institute's "Crosscurrents" Art Exhibit: now until May 3, Stifel Fine Arts Center, Wheeling This juried show featuring work in a variety of media by regional artists, opens at 6:30 p.m. on March 7 with a public reception at Stifel Fine Arts Center. Admission is free. The exhibit continues through May 3. All events are subject to change. Please call 304-242-7700 or visit http://www.oionline.com for more information.
Liberty on the Border: A Civil War Exhibition: now – Aug. 25, The Youth Museum of Southern West Virginia, Beckley "Liberty on the Border" focuses on the relationship between the states along the Ohio River. Its many educational elements provide new insights into the events leading up to the war, the war years, and the "politics of memory" that has occurred from post-war to modern day. The exhibit is unique from other Civil War exhibits because it has a regional focus. The strong focus on non-military events and civilian contributions put the causes, effects and meaning of the war in more personal terms. Visitors will learn the surprising role that women and children played in the war. The exhibit includes over 300 artifacts, archival documents, lithographs and photographs. It also contains a multitude of interactive elements and computer interactivities. There are historic military artifacts that Civil War buffs will love to see including: an original Sharp's carbine, Colt pistol and pike from John Brown's raid, the Confederate battle flag, jacket and cap of Private Silas Buck referred to in Ken Burn's Civil War, plus other artifacts on loan from the Smithsonian and other museums. Contact Leslie Baker at 304-252-3730 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.beckley.org/exhibition_coal_mine/index.html for additional information.
West Virginia 150: now until Dec. 31, The West Virginia State Museum, West Virginia Culture Center, Charleston West Virginia 150, a special sesquicentennial exhibit commemorating West Virginia's 150th birthday, focuses on more than 150 people, places and events that helped to shape the lives of West Virginians over the past 150 years. The exhibit features West Virginia's national and international accomplishments and achievements since the state's birth on June 20, 1863. Hundreds of artifacts tell stories about the state's steel, coal, glass, timber and railroad industries as well as such notable West Virginians as Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck, pepperoni roll inventor Giuseppe Argiro, award-winning composer George Crumb and former Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. The Wheeling Jamboree, Mountain Stage, Mister Bee Potato Chips, Shoney's and the Marble King are also featured. Admission is free. The WV Culture Center hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. The State Museum, which is also free, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the first Monday of each month. For more information, call 304-558-0220 or visit http://www.wvculture.org.
Civil War Re-enactment Weekend: March 21-24, Hurricane This event commemorates two engagements of the Civil War separated by a space of several years. The Battle of Scary Creek, for the most part, was fought at long range with rifle and artillery fire from each side of the creek. The Blue and Gray Skirmish at Hurricane Bridge on March 28, 1863 may not have impacted the outcome of the Civil War, but to the residents of the small village at Hurricane Bridge who could hear "minnie" balls whistling over their rooftops, it was their little piece of the big event. Federal loses were recorded as three, during this skirmish, which lasted some five hours of intense firing. Activities and attractions include: campsite tours, an historic remembrance play, artillery night firing, horse drawn wagon rides, presentations by Abe Lincoln, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, period church service, battle re-enactments, Ladies Tea ($), dinner with Abe Lincoln ($), military ball, and the H. L. Hunley submarine display. Sutler shops will sell Civil War era items and other souvenirs. Call 304-562-0518 ext. 10 or 11 or visit http://www.civilwardayswv.com for the complete schedule and more information.
Annual West Virginia Chocolate Festival: March 23, Ripley Chocolate of every description will be available for purchase from chocolatiers from around the state. Indulge in everything from chocolate suckers to fudge and from hot chocolate to chocolate dipped fruit. Free samples will be offered. The parade begins at 11 a.m. This is a family oriented and handicapped accessible event. Admission and parking are free. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call 304-531-1133 or 304-372-3482 or email email@example.com.
Mountain Stage: March 24, Cultural Center Theater at the State Capitol Complex, Charleston Mountain Stage welcomes Louden Wainwright III, Paula Cole, Paleface, Overmountain Men, and The Sea The Sea (TSTS). Loudon Snowden Wainwright III is a Grammy Award-winning American songwriter, folk singer, humorist, and actor. To date, Wainwright has released 22 studio albums. Grammy winner and seven- time Grammy nominee Paula Cole has released six solo albums spanning an 18-year career. Cole's emotionally deep and thrilling performances are a trademark. Poetic and fiercely touching, intelligent writing makes Cole stand apart. PALEFACE is an American musician and artist currently on tour as a high-energy, indie-folk three piece band featuring drummer Mo Samalot, and electric guitar player Soren Mattson. In January 2009, Bob Crawford, David Childers, Robert Childers and Scott Daily began recording at Old House Studio with Chris Garges. During this process they decided to name their band after a group of Colonist who fought in the 1780 Battle at Kings Mountain (NC)—the Overmountain Men. Since the Fall of 2011, Chuck E. Costa and Mira Stanley have been touring the country, making new friends and evolving their sound. Now a playful mix of old and new, acoustic and electric, raw and graceful, TSTS has created an inspired arsenal of harmony-rich, lyric-driven songs. Advance tickets are $15 and $25 at the door. Tickets may be purchased by calling 800-594-8499 or 304-342-1461 or in person at Taylor Books on Capitol Street in Charleston. For more information or to order tickets online, visit http://www.mountainstage.org/mtnstagelive.aspx.
Eggstravaganza: March 23, The Clay Center, Charleston Bring the family for an egg-citing day of activities. Enjoy our annual egg hunt, decorate your very own egg (2 eggs for $1) and meet our Special Guest for the day – the Easter Bunny. There will be a wonderful new puppet show as well as activities such as Bunny and Chick Bowling and a scavenger hunt through the galleries for prizes. Visit http://www.theclaycenter.org or email email@example.com or call 304-561-3570 for more information.
Full Moon Zipline Canopy Tour Trip: March 23, Harpers Ferry What a little moon light can do! This unforgettable evening zipline canopy tour offers all the challenge and excitement of a day time trip under the light of the moon. We depart at sundown giving you the loveliest view of the Potomac River and Historic Harpers Ferry! Call 304-535-2663 or email email@example.com or visit http://www.harpersferryzipline.com for reservations and additional information.
Maple Sugaring Day: March 23, Schrader Environmental Education Center, Wheeling This hands-on, outdoor program includes a nature walk, demonstrations of maple sugaring techniques, history of maple sugaring and a pancake breakfast with fresh maple syrup. Hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Trail guides depart from the Camp Russel (Oglebay) parking lot every half hour with the last tour leaving at 12:30 p.m. Cost is $7 per person or $6 for Oglebay Institute members. Additionally, each member of a group of 15 or more gets the $6 rate. Children under age 3 are admitted free. Call 304-242-6588 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.oionline.com for more information.
Sock Hop: March 23, Cacapon Resort State Park, Berkeley Springs It's a flashback to the '50s and '60s! Come in your best sock hop attire for dancing to the "oldies," dancing contests, food, and much more. Perfectly located in the ambiance of the Old Inn, dancing will begin at 6 p.m. For more information and admission cost, email email@example.com or call 304-258-1022 x 5209.
15th Annual Passion Trail-The Footsteps of Jesus: March 29-30, Paradise Island of Christian, Verner Cast members will lead you on a ½ mile walking trail tracing the footsteps of Jesus. The trail features 45 stories and 175 scenes of the life of Christ from his birth in Bethlehem, to his death on the cross at Calvary's Hill, to his resurrection at the tomb and to the ascension! There will be free singing and refreshments starting at 6:30 p.m. The trail begins at approximately 7:30 p.m. Admission and food are free. However, donations are accepted and appreciated. Large groups are urged to call for a free reservation. Visit http://www.paradiseislandwv.homestead.com or call 304-583-2825 for reservations and more information.
The Cottontail Express: March 30, Durbin and Greenbrier Valley Railroad, Elkins Bring the kids dressed in their Easter best to meet Peter Cottontail on the train! How do you catch a unique bunny? You "neak" up on him! Join the Easter parade of animals in a mad search for that hippity-hoppity bunny. This 1 ½ hours round trip down the rails will include face painting, singing and general merriment. Departure times are 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Ticket prices (train ride only): adults (age 12 and older) – $35, children (age 4 to 11) – $30, and children (under age 4) – free. Advance reservations are highly recommended. Visit http://www.mountainrailwv.com or call 877-686-7245 for additional information or reservations.
Easter Egg Hunt: March 30, Blackwater Falls State Park, Davis An old-fashioned egg hunt for children ages up to 7th grade will be held at Harold Walters Nature Center. This event takes place rain, snow or sunshine. Activities begin at 1:30 p.m. For more information, call the park at 304-259-5216.
Easter Egg Hunt: March 30, Tomlinson Run State Park, New Manchester An Easter egg hunt (for ages up to 12 years) will be held March 30 at Tomlinson Run State Park. Tickets are 50 cents each and can be purchased from noon to 12:45 p.m. at the park. The egg hunt starts promptly at 1 p.m. Call Tomlinson Run State Park at 304-564-3651 for more information.
Easter Egg Hunt: March 30, Twin Falls Resort State Park, Mullens Help find our missing Easter eggs. There will be three categories (call for participation ages and starting times) and use of the entire area to hide Easter eggs. Make sure to bring your Easter basket and good running shoes. A $1 fee is requested. Call Twin Falls at 304-294-4000 for additional information.
Irish Road Bowling: March 30, Cooper's Rock State Forest, Bruceton Mills Irish bowling is an old Irish sport played by troops in West Virginia during the American Civil War. A 28-ounce iron and steel cannonball, the size of a tennis ball (a "bowl" or "bullet") is hurled down a country lane. The player or team with the fewest shots to the finish line wins. Registration opens at noon; bowling begins at 12:30 p.m. Any age or ability can enjoy the sport--from playing the game to simply walking with teams/players and spotting bowls. This 12,713 acre forest with cliffs and 11 rustic picnic shelters is ideal for Irish Road Bowling. Registration opens at noon. Bowling begins at 12:30 p.m. For additional information, call 304-304-698-9065 or visit http://www.coopersrockstateforest.com or http://www.wvirishroadbowling.com.
Easter "EGG"stravaganza: March 30-31, Cacapon Resort State Park, Berkeley Springs Enjoy the holiday with a weekend full of activities. On Saturday, enjoy the annual Easter egg hunt, a special visit with the Easter Bunny, egg ornament crafts, and egg coloring. A Sunrise Service is scheduled for Sunday. Visit http://www.cacaponresort.com or contact: 304-258-1022 x 5209 for more information.
Statewide Anniversary of the Civilian Conservation Corps: March 31, West Virginia C.C.C. Museum, Quiet Dell The 80th Anniversary of the Founding of the Civilian Conservation Corps will be observed at the West Virginia State CCC Museum on Sunday, March 31. The solemn ceremony will begin at 2 p.m. and includes flag raising, dignitaries, refreshments, speeches, and entertainment -- all celebrating the birth of the CCC in 1933. The event is free and open to the public. Call Dr. Anderson at 304-842-5194 or Richard Bailey at 304-842-3436 for further details or information on the museum, which has added two Replica CCC Barracks to the property. For more information, visit http://wva-ccc-legacy.org/ or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Several friends and I (all high schoolers) wanted to give back to the community a little this summer by volunteering at DCCK. Our evening was well-organized, efficient, fun, and rewarding. While we chopped and peeled vegetables, it was wonderful to meet our truly fascinating fellow volunteers and get to know them.
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For two and a half years, Americans fought against the British, Canadian colonists, and native nations in a war that divided the United States so deeply that the nation almost broke apart. Watch the NEH-funded film THE WAR OF 1812 online, supplemented by bonus video material, classroom lesson plans, essays on aspects of the conflict, and a guide to historic battle sites.
Program: The War of 1812 [1]
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[2] https://securegrants.neh.gov/publicquery/main.aspx?q=1&a=0&n=1&ln=grant&o=0&k=1&kv=war+of+1812&kj=and&w=0&f=0&s=0&p=0&d=0&y=0&prd=0&cov=0&prz=0&wp=0&pg=0&ob=year&or=DESC


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In this digital age things like streaming media torrent downloads have taken some of the cash out of selling adult movies. I have been giving this a lot of thought recently and I realized that all the money making opportunity in the world is still there.
Google the internets biggest purveyor of click / view to pay advertising has a brilliant plan in place that generated them, and the people who post their videos / photos / blogs and stories money. How come noone has done this with the porn sites? All of the major tube sites have advertising on them, but all of that money is going in the sites pocket and not the person / studio / talent posting the videos.
So here is the plan, a FREE tube site with ads on every video and page, all controlled by the people who own the site, and they pay the studios to bring the content to them. Its like Hulu but strictly porn. Studios would get a royalty rate for ever play on their video as well as get an upfront fee for posting the content. The site generates its cash using the same system it does now, advertising / affiliate programs.
In the end it works out better for everyone. Studios get paid, Sites get traffic = Everyones happy.
Now someone make it a reality!
Just a Thought
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noun, often attributive \ˈprō-ˌtēn also ˈprō-tē-ən\: a substance found in foods (such as meat, milk, eggs, and beans) that is an important part of the human diet
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- You need more protein in your diet.
- These foods are an excellent source of protein.
- These foods have all of the essential proteins.
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noun , often attrib \ˈprō-ˌtēn, ˈprōt-ē-ən\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of PROTEIN
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Any of numerous organic compounds, complex polymers of amino acids that are involved in nearly every aspect of the physiology and biochemistry of living organisms. Twenty different amino acids are common to proteins, linked in chains of hundreds to thousands of units. An active protein molecule has three important levels of structure: primary (the amino acid sequence), determined by the genes; secondary (the geometric shape, often a helix), determined by the angles of the covalent bonds between and within amino acids; and tertiary (the looped and folded overall shape), determined largely by attraction between oppositely charged groups (and repulsion between like charged groups) on amino-acid side chains and especially by hydrogen bonding. The tertiary structure, which can be globular or sheetlike with ridges, crevices, or pockets, often holds the key to a protein's biological activity. Proteins can serve, e.g., as structural material (as in connective tissue and hair; see collagen; keratin), as enzymes and hormones, as transporters of essential substances such as oxygen (see hemoglobin), as antibodies, or as regulators of gene expression. Some proteins are simple (amino acids only), some conjugated (see conjugation) to other groups, often vitamins or metal atoms needed in tiny amounts in the diet (see coenzyme; cofactor). Rhodopsin and hemoglobin are conjugated proteins. Proteins may be covalently linked to other atoms or molecules, as to sugars (glycoproteins), phosphate groups (phosphoproteins), or sulfur (sulfoproteins). Proteins are an essential human nutrient, obtained from both plant and animal foods. Their greatest commercial use is in food products; they are also employed in adhesives, plastics, and fibres.
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Here is a link to the Duval County's "Extension Connection" February 2013 issue. Lots of gardening info for northeast Florida folks. Carol in Jacksonville |
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Hi Maggie, I can't go - I have conflicts. I had it bookmarked on my calendar since last year so I wouldn't miss the sign-up, but now I can't do it. Sadly, I am going to have to wait another year. Let me know how it goes! Carol |
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I'm looking forward to these sort of things happening at the Lake County Extension Office. As I understand it, they only just recently got a replacement Horticultural Expert after being without one for a couple of years. I was told that she's 'really Gung-Ho' about getting things going and having various garden/landscape workshops (Rain Barrel workshops! Yipee!). It's just so far, there hasn't been anything. So instead, I keep watching the Marion and Sumter County Extension Offices and hoping to see something there that I would be willing to drive over to attend. I would be tempted to drive up to Duval for that Spring Garden class, but last time I drove to Jacksonville (two weeks ago, 6 hr round trip) I paid for it with two days of back pain. |
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I confess that I booked Dec. 21st 2012 off of work. I'm not entirely believing that it will actually be the end of the world that day but you never know... And if it is our last day here? I don't want it to be spent at work!
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Dec 11, 2012 at 9:41 pm
Why not? Makes it a long weekend. Win-win bro
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I did the exact same thing!
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I don't understand why people can't relate to this? Who wants to die at work?????
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There's a scene in the new "Muppets: Most Wanted" where the bad guy character being played by Ricky Gervais offers a British critic a bag filled with money as a bribe. He wants a good review for the touring Muppets show. The critic (played by "Downton Abbey" dad Hugh Bonnieville) gladly takes the loot.
It's a moment that kills the credibility of the film. Everyone knows it takes at least TWO bags filled with money to buy a good review. (I'm just joking in case my editor reads this).
The scene does open up the question about what Gervais thinks about reviews. He's had his share of good and bad ones over the years.
"You like it when they get it," Gervais says. "If you only believe the good ones and don't believe the bad ones, then that's a slippery slope. The best thing to do is celebrate the people who like the film and know that it was made for them. I don't do anything for reviews or audience or rewards. You do it for yourself and like-minded people.
"I love to get good reviews and I would be lying if I said otherwise. But, you really mustn't worry about it. It will drive you crazy."
He adds that if you are worried about trying to please everyone, then you end up not pleasing anyone. And, in this social media world, there are a lot of people who are offering up their opinions as to whether they were entertained or not by something Gervais has done.
"Now, everyone's a journalist. Everyone's a reviewer," Gervais says. "With Twitter and Facebook it's like glorified graffiti. If you care about that then you might as well go around to every toilet wall in the world and get offended when they mention you."
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Opening the GT1 things are sort of all over the place as far as the wiring is concerned. It is tied down somewhat to keep it from flopping around, and there is a matte finish to the paint in here.
The three 5.25" drives need screws on the opposing side, but here you can secure devices in these bays with these tool-free clips. I know the neon green is something they had in stock, but it just sticks out too much in this chassis.
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These initiatives in manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, and housing will help entrepreneurs and small business owners expand and create new jobs. But none of it will matter unless we also equip our citizens with the skills and training to fill those jobs. And that has to start at the earliest possible age.
Study after study shows that the sooner a child begins learning, the better he or she does down the road. But today, fewer than 3 in 10 four year-olds are enrolled in a high-quality preschool program. Most middle-class parents can't afford a few hundred bucks a week for private preschool. And for poor kids who need help the most, this lack of access to preschool education can shadow them for the rest of their lives.
Tonight, I propose working with states to make high-quality preschool available to every child in America. Every dollar we invest in high-quality early education can save more than seven dollars later on - by boosting graduation rates, reducing teen pregnancy, even reducing violent crime. In states that make it a priority to educate our youngest children, like Georgia or Oklahoma, studies show students grow up more likely to read and do math at grade level, graduate high school, hold a job, and form more stable families of their own. So let's do what works, and make sure none of our children start the race of life already behind. Let's give our kids that chance.
Let's also make sure that a high school diploma puts our kids on a path to a good job. Right now, countries like Germany focus on graduating their high school students with the equivalent of a technical degree from one of our community colleges, so that they're ready for a job. At schools like P-Tech in Brooklyn, a collaboration between New York Public Schools, the City University of New York, and IBM, students will graduate with a high school diploma and an associate degree in computers or engineering.
We need to give every American student opportunities like this. Four years ago, we started Race to the Top - a competition that convinced almost every state to develop smarter curricula and higher standards, for about 1 percent of what we spend on education each year. Tonight, I'm announcing a new challenge to redesign America's high schools so they better equip graduates for the demands of a high-tech economy. We'll reward schools that develop new partnerships with colleges and employers, and create classes that focus on science, technology, engineering, and math - the skills today's employers are looking for to fill jobs right now and in the future.
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I got it today .It was labeled " Iceberg" but I don't think it is Iceberg. It looks like an Austin. Do you recognize it ? Sorry, Tried to post the picture here but I didn't know how. |
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- Posted by Resolute_Noir none (My Page) on Sat, Mar 2, 13 at 1:03
I think it looks like this climbing Floribunda Iceberg. Check the link. The picture there kinda resembles your photo. BTW, I think the old rose look suits it well. ;) |
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- Posted by mecherosegarden 9 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 2, 13 at 2:04
Thank you! I don't think it is cl. Iceberg. Mine is more full and it is not white. I will try to get a better picture tomorrow. |
No, it looks like an old garden rose of some type. Maybe a Tea or Noisette of some kind. You might post it over on the Antiques forum and see what they think. |
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Will do . Thanks! |
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Assistant professor Corey Ranson is spending the summer honing his craft, signing on as director of the next show at the Aurora Arts Theatre in Corpus Christi.
During the school year, he is director of theatre activities at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. This summer, he will direct Casa Rio: A South Texas Comedy, written by Robert Nieto, at the theatre at 5635 Everhart Road in Corpus Christi.
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