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1 And Jehovah speaketh unto Joshua, saying, | 1 Then the LORD said to Joshua: |
2 `Speak unto the sons of Israel, saying, Give for you cities of refuge, as I have spoken unto you by the hand of Moses, | 2 "Tell the Israelites to designate the cities of refuge, as I instructed you through Moses, |
3 for the fleeing thither of a man-slayer smiting life inadvertently, without knowledge; and they have been to you for a refuge from the redeemer of blood. | 3 so that anyone who kills a person accidentally and unintentionally may flee there and find protection from the avenger of blood. |
4 `When [one] hath fled unto one of these cities, and hath stood [at] the opening of the gate of the city, and hath spoken in the ears of the elders of that city his matter, then they have gathered him into the city unto them, and have given to him a place, and he hath dwelt with them. | 4 "When he flees to one of these cities, he is to stand in the entrance of the city gate and state his case before the elders of that city. Then they are to admit him into their city and give him a place to live with them. |
5 `And when the redeemer of blood doth pursue after him, then they do not shut up the man-slayer into his hand, for without knowledge he hath smitten his neighbour, and is not hating him hitherto; | 5 If the avenger of blood pursues him, they must not surrender the one accused, because he killed his neighbor unintentionally and without malice aforethought. |
6 and he hath dwelt in that city till his standing before the company for judgment, till the death of the chief priest who is in those days -- then doth the man-slayer turn back and hath come unto his city, and unto his house, unto the city whence he fled.' | 6 He is to stay in that city until he has stood trial before the assembly and until the death of the high priest who is serving at that time. Then he may go back to his own home in the town from which he fled." |
7 And they sanctify Kedesh in Galilee, in the hill-country of Naphtali, and Shechem in the hill-country of Ephraim, and Kirjath-Arba (it [is] Hebron), in the hill-country of Judah; | 7 So they set apart Kedesh in Galilee in the hill country of Naphtali, Shechem in the hill country of Ephraim, and Kiriath Arba (that is, Hebron) in the hill country of Judah. |
8 and beyond the Jordan, [at] Jericho eastward, they have given Bezer in the wilderness, in the plain, out of the tribe of Reuben, and Ramoth in Gilead out of the tribe of Gad, and Golan in Bashan out of the tribe of Manasseh. | 8 On the east side of the Jordan of Jericho they designated Bezer in the desert on the plateau in the tribe of Reuben, Ramoth in Gilead in the tribe of Gad, and Golan in Bashan in the tribe of Manasseh. |
9 These have been cities of meeting for all the sons of Israel, and for a sojourner who is sojourning in their midst, for the fleeing thither of any one smiting life inadvertently, and he doth not die by the hand of the redeemer of blood till his standing before the company. | 9 Any of the Israelites or any alien living among them who killed someone accidentally could flee to these designated cities and not be killed by the avenger of blood prior to standing trial before the assembly. |
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9 I won't look the other way, I won't feel sorry for you. I'll make you pay for the way you've lived. Your disgusting obscenities will boomerang on you. Then you'll realize that it is I, God, who has hit you. | 9 I will not look on you with pity or spare you; I will repay you in accordance with your conduct and the detestable practices among you. Then you will know that it is I the LORD who strikes the blow. |
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Picked up a BGE Deep Dish Pizza Stone earlier today. My wife and I were very excited about it, so we decided we couldn't wait to try it out. Gave the King Arthur / BGE recipe a go tonight and whipped one up. It was fantastic!
Placed this in the BGE indirect for about 10 minutes at 425 deg f until it cooked a little....then took it out and placed in the toppings.
Used some Sliced Mozzarella, Hot Sausage, Pepperoni, Feta Cheese, the Homemade Sauce and freshly grated Parmesan.
Drizzled on a little bit of EVOO on top and then placed it back on the BGE to cook up the rest of the way.
Everything about this was ridiculously good. Can't wait for the next one.
I used this recipe which includes coating the pan with olive oil. That did the trick for me in the CI skillet.brianbala said:Dyal,
I've used my deep dish stone once and the pizza was about glued to the bottom - I had to chissle the pizza out. Any advice on seasoning the stone before putting in the dough? Thanks.


text: Pregnancy > Nursery Ideas Registry 101 Registering for baby can be pretty overwhelming the first time around. But before you get too stressed out about it, let us walk you through the basics. We'll make sure your nursery's stocked with all the must-have essentials, give you the real deal on what's worth skipping, and help narrow down the options by showing you some of our favorite gear. Not sure how to register? We've got you covered there, too -- we'll show you how to create your own registry right now with our easy-to-use registry service. > Checklist: Getting the essentials > Checklist: Creating a layette > Checklist: Stocking the diaper bag > Checklist: Changing supplies > Checklist: Feeding supplies > Checklist: Bath supplies > Checklist: Creating the nursery > Cool Tool: Travel gear checklist [pdf] > TB Editors: What not to register for > BUMPIES: Overrated baby gear > Best strollers > Best car seats > Best cribs > Best travel cribs and play yards > Best teething toys > Best monitors > Best swings > Best carriers > Best bouncers > Best high chairs > Best diaper bags > Choosing a car seat > Breast pumps: Buying vs. Renting > Picking the best baby clothes > Knowing baby's size > Diapers: Cloth vs. Disposable > Ordering nursery furniture > How to Buy: A Diaper Pail > How to Buy: A Breast Pump > How to Buy: A Diaper Bag > How to Buy: A Bassinet > How to Buy: A Stroller > How to Buy: Baby Clothes > How to Buy: Baby Bottles > How to Buy: A Changing Table > How to Buy: A Car Seat > How to Buy: A Baby Monitor Now that you know what to register for, it's time to get started. Check out our online registry service, browse through some of the best retailers our there, and create your own registry now. Not only is it easy-to-use, but it's also a breeze for friends and family to access. >> Get started now -- Bump Kaitlin See More: Baby Gear , Baby Registry , Baby Showers Previous Article: How to Buy a Glider or Rocking Chair Next Article: Tips For Decorating The Nursery Eating for Two? We've got the top 5 prenatal nutrition blunders moms-to-be make. Hidden Dangers in Your House Get the scoop on the top 10 household hazards you've been overlooking. Saving up for Baby Get the lowdown on just how much baby's going to cost -- and learn how to save up now. popular questions Q&A: Morning sickness tips? Q&A: Do I need a birth plan? Q&A: Registering for baby? recently added questions Plus-Size Maternity Clothing Q&A What Happens at Baby's One-Month Checkup? When Can I Switch Baby From the Infant Car Seat to a Convertible?


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11 Dear brothers and sisters, I solemnly assure you that the Good News of salvation which I preach is not based on mere human reasoning or logic. | 11 I want you to know, brothers, that the gospel I preached is not something that man made up. |
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1 Praise Yah! I will give thanks to Yahweh with my whole heart, In the council of the upright, and in the congregation. | 1 Praise the LORD. I will extol the LORD with all my heart in the council of the upright and in the assembly. |
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7 Concerning Edom. Thus says the LORD of hosts, "Is there no longer any wisdom in Teman? Has good counsel been lost to the prudent? Has their wisdom decayed? | 7 Concerning Edom: This is what the LORD Almighty says: "Is there no longer wisdom in Teman? Has counsel perished from the prudent? Has their wisdom decayed? |
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15 In those days I saw people in Judah using the winepresses on the Sabbath. They were also collecting piles of grain and loading them on donkeys, as well as wine, grapes, figs, and every kind of load, and then bringing them to Jerusalem on the Sabbath. I warned them at that time against selling food. | 15 In those days I saw men in Judah treading winepresses on the Sabbath and bringing in grain and loading it on donkeys, together with wine, grapes, figs and all other kinds of loads. And they were bringing all this into Jerusalem on the Sabbath. Therefore I warned them against selling food on that day. |
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Massachusetts has demonstrated a strong, long-term commitment to preventing and reducing childhood obesity. Recent reports indicate signs of progress—in Eastern Massachusetts, the obesity rate among children under age 6 has declined by 21.4 percent. Some Massachusetts statewide and community-based initiatives include:
- Mass in Motion, a statewide program promoting opportunities for healthy eating and active living in schools, workplaces, child-care centers, state agencies, and communities;
- a wellness campaign in Boston, which helped implement a wellness policy for Boston Public Schools, ban sales of sugary drinks on city property, and start campaigns to make neighborhoods more walkable and healthy food more accessible;
- the Cambridge Healthy Children Task Force, which promotes "5-2-1" guidelines for children through a variety of programs in schools and neighborhoods;
- Get Fit Gloucester, which promotes walking, bicycling, and improved access to healthy and affordable foods; and
- Shape Up Somerville, a nationally recognized program that engages a wide range of community partners in an effort to increase daily physical activity and promote healthy eating among Somerville residents.


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Cheater or Cheated?
The nation has been rocked by yet another cheating scandal. Former Atlanta superintendent of schools Beverly Hall, along with 35 teachers, principals and others, were recently indicted for racketeering. The indictment alleges that these teachers, principals and test administrators, either under Hall's explicit direction, or thanks to a climate that endorsed such behavior, altered the results of hundreds, if not thousands of standardized tests given to Atlanta's public school children.


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Committed to offering an array of unique adventures around Paracas, T'ikariy offers guests a series of non-traditional tours. Admire marine wildlife and sunsets from a 52-foot luxury yacht, fly over the mysterious Nazca Lines, or visit the ecological Ballestas Islands sanctuary for an up-close look at sea lions and penguins.
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check if AT LEAST ONE character in a textbox is a letter
I am looking for a function to attach onto the onKeyUp event of this textbox that will check if AT LEAST ONE character in a textbox is a letter?
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Use a regular expression.
regex I'd use:
(beginning of line/string followed by 0 or more characters followed by one or more letters followed by 0 or more other characters followed by end of line/string)
I'm not a regex guru, so there may be a better one.
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Yeap regexp is the clue. But... I have a quest:
It is a rather unuseful event for your problem... To check if at least one of the characters is something, I guess that onchange or onblur will be proper. If the user has not ended his text, what is the use to capture the string onkeyup? Wouldn't be better to validadte the text at the end, but not while typing?to attach onto the onKeyUp event
What is your final aim? validadte against letters or special characters?


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Officer arraigned on assault, drug charges
Hopewell, N.Y. -- A Canandaigua police officer was arraigned Thursday for domestic abuse and drug charges.
Court documents said Wayne Fenton, 45, pinned down a woman, struck, and bit her in his North Road home over the weekend.
Investigators say they also discovered a marijuana growing operation inside the home.
Prosecutors say drug charges will be filed against Fenton and his wife Rebecca LaWare.
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Niggas act up then it's gorillas and their armours
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Located on the far end of the island, surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of Lake Havasu this park offers 95 full hook-up RV sites, mobile homes, park model rentals, private launch ramp, boat slips and day beach. 928-855-2322
The newest RV Park within the city where a helpful, friendly staff awaits your stay. This resort is very clean, well maintained, and conveniently located close to the boat launch ramp and shopping. 928-854-7200
Lake Havasu's oldest RV Park and campground is located on the Island just across the London Bridge. The view is compelling and the amenities are numerous for RVers and tent campers alike. Park model rentals are available. 928-855-4033
Havasu Springs Resort offers various year-round outdoor activities, fine dining, sports bars, an RV park, vacation homes, four motels, deluxe apartments, and suites. Weekly and monthly rates available. Look no further for the perfect family getaway. Live music, full bar.
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All-Star Game
Odd Results In NBA All-Star Vote
The first All-Star voting returns are in, and there aren't really any surprises at the top. LeBron James and Kevin Durant are the top vote-getters. After that, things start to get weird.
Rangers Looking To Upgrade After All-Star Break
While the Rangers expect a boost from the return of several injured players in the next week, general manager Jon Daniels said Thursday that he would like to upgrade the team.
Moore Replaces Darvish On AL All-Star Squad
Tampa Bay left-hander Matt Moore has replaced injured Texas pitcher Yu Darvish on the American League All-Star roster.
Sports Verdict: Better All-Star Game Roster?
With home field advantage during the World Series on the line, the question very simply put is, can the National League maintain its grip on the contest for the fourth straight year?
More Details Unveiled For MLB All-Star Game In NYC
Baseball's best players will parade past Grand Central Terminal and a convention center will be transformed into a baseball-theme park as part of the festivities for the first All-Star game at the Mets' stadium.
Arlington Selects New Police Chief
Interim Police Chief Will Johnson will assume the position as Chief of Police on March 18, after a swearing-in ceremony at the Arlington Convention Center.
West Tops East 143-138 In NBA All-Star Game
Kobe Bryant blocked a LeBron James jumper, turning it into a dunk by Kevin Durant that helped the West put away the East 143-138 in the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night.
Chris Paul Named NBA All-Star Game's MVP
Chris Paul became the first Clippers player to be NBA All-Star Game's MVP, scoring 20 points and handing out 15 assists in the West's 143-138 win over the East.
Alicia Keys To Play NBA All-Star Game Halftime
Next stop for Alicia Keys? NBA All-Star weekend. The superstar, fresh off her national anthem performance at the Super Bowl, is set to be the halftime entertainment at the Feb. 17 game in Houston.
Popovich To Coach NBA West All-Stars
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich will lead the Western Conference All-Stars for the third time in his career. He coached the All-Stars team before in 2005 and 2011.
Duncan Gets 14th NBA All-Star Nod
Tim Duncan has been selected for his 14th NBA All-Star game. The Spurs star now joins an elite group that includes Michael Jordan for the fifth most selections.
Reds Set To Host 2015 MLB All-Star Game
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3 Raw images bracketed -2,0,+2 ev's and processed in Photomatix 3.2.6, shot in January 2008.
Sydney Harbour taken from Bradley's Head including the world famous Icons of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in their natural setting.
Canon 400D, Canon EF-S 17-85mm IS USM lens at 17mm, ISO 100, f22
164 viewings at 22nd April 2010
_ Featured in "Australia – from the Outback to the Coast" 7th April 2010_
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Great depth, clouds, processing, colour and execution Bob
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wow…amazing capture and hdr!
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Oh, man, Bob.. this is nothing short of amazing! I love this one, top to bottom!
Gee thanks Maureen – you can't fail to get shots in this wonderful place! Thanks for the fave. xx
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Wonderful, Bob!
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Thank you Tara, and for favouriting too!
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Cydia Search lets you search for jailbreak apps from your desktop
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Apple asks Toyota to remove jailbreak store advertising
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Steve Jobs legacy lives on in East Texas
POSTED: Thursday, October 6, 2011 - 5:34pm
UPDATED: Friday, October 7, 2011 - 7:53am
TYLER - There's probably no school in East Texas quite like it. Every student at Cumberland Academy is issued a Macbook and a iPod and, every piece of the technology is Apple.
It's known as an iSchool, and they say they were the second school in the nation to become one. We sat down with the school principal to find out just what Steve Jobs and his Apple products mean to him and his school.
"It's part of our culture now, and we probably until maybe yesterday or today didn't stop to think that that is his legacy it's part of the culture now."


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Winter Weather Advisory
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for most of Central and Upstate New York.
Arian David Horbovetz is a photographer from Rochester who recently paid a visit to Utica. From photos he took in our fair city, he put together a photo blog titled, Utica, New York: A Day Of Fun. A Story Of Hope. His blog went viral and to show appreciation for the support from our community he is offering to take beautiful portraits for a great price and a great cause.
Fall Out Boy and One Direction? It's the collaboration we never knew we needed -- and we're obsessed with it.
We all rely on technology so much, and there are bound to be times when that technology lets us down, whether it's a computer freezing up, or what happened to this weatherman.
Taylor Swift has taken to trademarking some phrases taken from songs off her massively successful album, '1989.'
New York City may not have gotten as much snow as predicted but Massachusetts wasn't as lucky. Some areas saw up to three feet in the #Blizzardof2015. See the 12 best photos that capture winter storm Juno, including a man seen shoveling off the finish line at the Boston marathon and a time lapse video to see just how much snow fell in 24 hours.
GoDaddy's Super Bowl puppy commercial isn't going over well. The company has pulled it from airing during the big game. The clip features a puppy who falls from the back of a truck. As soon as he finds his way home, he's shipped out again after being sold.
Looks like this time we're definitely getting snow! Don't put away your snow blower just yet because the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory.
Judges recently zipped through 43 nominations for the first ever Bagg's Square Awards. Winners will be announced next Tuesday at their annual meeting and will be posted on Facebook right after they're announced!
The Utica-Rome area and Southern Oneida County should expect upto six inches or more of snow by Friday evening with a system moving in Thursday afternoon.
This little guy may be on his way to stardom. It seems he knows every step to Michael Jackson's Thriller!
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for most of Central and Upstate New York. Windy conditions will create driving hazards with some Lake Effect Snow Upstate.


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Christoph Eckert hat gesagt: // Christoph Eckert wrote:> > I have extensively tested kernel 2.6 with my USB soundcard
I cannot reproduce this: I run my USB card with 2.6 the same as with
2.4, I actually prefer 2.6 now, and I didn't find any differences in
my past tests (except a known and solved M-Audio issue.) Also the ALSA
drivers are very similar same for both kernels.
Sorry, but I cannot really help with your Aureon problem. My Aureon
works well on both my machines, laptop and big one, Intel and Via,
using various 2.6 kernels. I actually suppose, it's some USB
controller issue, but I'm guessing blindly with that so you might
ignore it.
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Usher's Ex-Wife Seeks Custody Of Children After Release Of 911 Call Of Son's Drowning Accident
Usher's son's suffered a water accident when his arm was trapped in a drain.
Usher's son's suffered a water accident when his arm was trapped in a drain.
As the summer months rapidly approach, thousands of brides across the country will be saying "I Do". And this week, we will discover some of the hot new trends this wedding season. Let's start off with fashion tips for the wedding party.
I usually don't like when rappers sing and vice versa. Rappers should be ashamed of themselves 'cause Usher actually has a better verse on this remix than they did.
Usher and his pop protege Justin Bieber have been hit with a $10 million lawsuit over their chart-topping tune 'Somebody to Love.'
Grammy-winning artists Usher and Jennifer Hudson saluted this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees alongside Oprah Winfrey on Thursday (April 18) in Los Angeles.
Ratings are up on the new season of NBC's hit singing competition 'The Voice,' but even if the additions of new coaches Usher and Shakira haven't had a negative impact on the show's performance, at least one of them might be making waves behind the scenes.
R&B superstars Usher, Alicia Keys and Stevie Wonder have been tapped to perform at the Kids' Inaugural Concert on Jan. 19 in Washington, D.C., according to People. Also on the bill are artists John Legend, Katy Perry and Brad Paisley.
Today's "Bonus Beats Thursday—Remake Retake" is a classic love songs featuring Barry White.


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Just as women's rights would never have been won without women at the helm, poverty will never be truly addressed until those who experience it firsthand are at the heart of the process.
On 9 June 2011 this year I am hoping to sit down for a chat with my MP. Over a cuppa and maybe a custard cream, I am going to go right to the heart of the political decision-makers to get myself heard on some issues that affect people in poor countries.


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Taiwan has begun construction on a solar-powered library in the
Taiwanese capital of Taipei and could benefit from new incentives designed to offer solar energy providers above-market prices for the energy they generate. Rooftop solar panels will provide electricity to the two-story building. Construction started last week and is expected to be finished by June 2010. The library is a donation by Cheng Fu-tien, the late chairman of Taiwanese solar cell maker Motech Industries." - BusinessGreen
Since my initial post on the subject two and half weeks ago, I have read over the replies that have accumulated across a couple of sites. I've appreciated the time that commenters have put into their replies to the post. In reflecting upon the discussions put forth, I can see that major flaw of my post was lumping e-readers and e-book stores together. In separating the two, it creates a pair of much more navigable and manageable issues for the library. -- Read More
I recently listened to an interview on NPR concerning the debate brewing in the Latino community concerning the participation of undocumented workers in the 2010 Census.
This is a link to the NPR interview. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104001209&ft=1&f=1003&sc=YahooNews
This is my response in The Antiquarian Librarian.
The libraries that thrive in the coming years will be those that learn to offer the best glocal service. Glocalization is the new term that some are bantering about in the fields of politics and economics, where although the populace around the world is able to conduct global business at will, but the concerns of both the worker and the consumer is turning to local issues.
The libraries that can best master glocalization will me the most likely to excell.
Great glocal libraries will:
1. Provide the best databases available for their size of community. This means not only having the databases, but having traied personnel who are adept at using those databases.
2. Have a strong, yet diverse core collection of materials in both hard copy and digital formats.
3. Provide for both the educational and recreational information needs of their people.
4. Encourage and support production of creative works by patrons within the community.
5. Develop a strong local collection of both fiction and nonfiction works that represent the local interests of the community.
While there are more things that libraries must do to continue to be successful, these represent some of the core things that libraries must do to survive in the glocal economy.
Today in 2009 a new bunch of identity thieves will soon come after your web profiles. Aladdin a security firm has produced their security report.. According to their report, if you don't own and control your online persona, it's relatively easy for a anyone to aggregate the known public information about you in order to create a fake one.
Those Without Social Network Profiles Could Have Online Identities Stolen
This new type of identity theft was listed among other predictions for 2009 in the firm's annual report and was based on previous trends which included a rise in attacks distributed through social networking channels.
According to the report this new type of identity theft will be "devastating, both on the personal level by creating difficulties in employment, damaging social and professional connections, ruining reputations; as well as on a financial level, such as stealing customers, corporate data,"
The team at Aladdin was able to set up fake online identities which ended up connecting to the real network of friends and acquaintances easily.
What began as a harmless "fun" way to socialize, grew into a professional way to maintain someone's network and make new connections, the report notes. Unfortunately, this new type of identity theft, aka "identity hijacking," will become more of an issue in 2009 unless social networking sites create ideas that will incorporate better, more trustworthy ways of connecting an online persona to a real person. -- Read More
We are seeing a gradual shift from desktop applications towards web hosted clones that run in browsers. For instance , microsoft office live, google docs, zoho & think free. We will see a shift from organizing information spatially (directories, folders,desktops) to organizing information temporally (feeds live streams, & microblogs. The biggest ultimatum is not retrieving information but keeping up with it.
Desktops will be more concerned with helping users manage information overload. The interface will be created to help the user understand what the trends are instead of how things are organized. Users will shift from acting as librarians to acting as day traders.
Information creation and distribution continues to precipitate. The capabilities of the human brain are limited, we will rely on tools that help us manage our attention more productively. Librarians are currently struggling to cope with the problem of filtering what is truly pertinent or what is relevent now or in the near future. Librarians have to be cautious in what they are looking for. Such is the mindset of the day trader. A wrong bet could cost you to end up wasting valuable time and resources.
Addtionally there will be a shift in the role of IT in libraries. Librarians will play an active role in IT governance in their institution. Library & Information Science educators will have to address the changing needs of IT/Library hybrid and enhance the skill sets of future grads. Toss out the notion that getting a MLS degree means you sit in a room all day full of dusty books
An interesting study was commissioned by the British library and the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) identify how specialist researchers of the future, currently in their school years and preschool years are likely to access and interact with digital resources in 5-10 years time. Additionally, the study is to assist library and information services to anticipate and react to any new or emerging behaviors in the most effective way.
The report defines the "Google Generation" as those born after 1993.
The study was to establish whether or not as a result of digital transition, the "Google" generation are searching for and researching content in new ways; and whether it is likely to mold their future behaviors as mature researchers. Additionally, whether or not,new ways of searching content will be any different from the way researchers & scholars carry out their work.
Moreover,research libraries face a great deal of challenges today in the digital marketplace. Today, they're adjusting to facebook.
Additionally,the study found the the "Google" generation and information literacy of young people,has not improved even with more access to technology. Young people spend little time evaluating information. Young people have poor understanding of their information needs. As a result, they exhibit a strong performance for expressing themselves in natural language rather than analyzing which key words might be more effective/
Finally the study suggests that print sales will diminish drastically as blogs, RSS,media players, and podcasting devices become established. -- Read More
So...once again, we are listed as one of the best careers of 2009 in U.S. News and World Report. I find this exciting because we were one of the best careers of 2008, too. It's nice to know that not everyone thinks we can be replaced by Wikipedia.
P.S. I love the comments on the last post. Very interesting!
I read this entry (and watched the video) from ALA TechSource, and I just have to comment on it. Yes, it makes sense that, in this economical climate, libraries are booming with business. Free books, free movies, free Internet...sometimes free entertainment for the family. These are all important reasons libraries exist. Yet...aren't we still victims of this economy? Less money means less jobs...or lower-paying jobs. It also means less money with which to buy these books and movies that libraries offer to the public for free.
I don't know...in a world where bailout money is begged for by men with private jets, I can't help but think, "Where is the bailout money for libraries, schools, hospitals? Where is the money to help out firefighters, police officers, and paramedics?" I'm not saying we shouldn't help the Big Three...in the words of John Stewart, at least they have a product to sell. But maybe we should also keep an eye out for those entities (we're certainly not corporations) that offer free services to people. Maybe we deserve to have some financial consideration, too.
Oh, speaking of free entertainment...click on my signature to see my blog. The entry for December 11, 2008 is devoted to free online museums. Thanks!
Years ago the tech society predicted an end of the public library. Thomas Frey, Senior Futurist (Da Vinci Institute) notes that critics failed to predict the library's ability to reinvent themselves. Thus, libraries thrive well in our information environment. Cities across the continents are investing heavily in public libraries. These libraries contain opulent multistory structures, equipped with cutting edge technology.
Libraries have evolved into interactive research and leisure centers.
Frey further suggests that libraries can reinvent the information experience that could be added to a library.
Frey further prognosticates that library activities will be diverified and varied on a global scale. Frey further suggests that memories of a community should not disappear throughout time.
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Ashwani Ahluwalia, proprietor of BRX American Bistro, has always set high standards for himself, graduating with honors from the Bermuda Hotel and Catering College at 18 and immediately joining the staff at the fine-dining restaurant Romanoff. After working in restaurants in the Grand Cayman Islands, cooking for celebrities, Supreme Court justices, and athletes, Ahluwalia eventually settled in Grand Falls. Here, he helms BRX American Bistro, pairing upscale American cuisine with more than 30 wines available by the glass and 95 by the bottle. This service strategy helped Ahluwalia's restaurant earn the 2012 Diners' Choice Award from Opentable.com. He draws inspiration for his menu from his background. This helps Ahluwalia create the hickory-smoked barbecue jamaican baby-back ribs with a housemade sauce's Caribbean flavor, as well as the samosas, which he fills with creamy potatoes and a fresh cilantro-mint chutney inspired by his Indian heritage.
Named for brix, the measure for the sugar content in grapes for wine making, the restaurant naturally features a glass-enclosed wine cellar and an extensive wine list. The establishment welcomes oenophiles to become cellar members and store their prized bottles, purchased at a discount through BRX, in the cellar lockers. Past the cellar and the full bar is the main dining room, lined with long booths and lit by a flickering fireplace and natural light streaming in from the patio doors. These doors grant views of wooden trellises covered with thick green vines and a certain jungle legend swinging from them: Tarzan's stunt double.
Ahluwalia also works hard to give back to the community by hosting charity events and fundraisers for organizations such as the Rotary Club and Food for Others. He notes, "What gives me joy is serving people and not just at the restaurant, but also through community activities," according to an interview on the restaurant's website..
Located inside Leigh House, a Victorian mansion built in 1880, Dante Ristorante fosters a homey atmosphere with friendly service and antique furnishings. Beneath high ceilings festooned with brass chandeliers, chef and owner Giuseppe Di Benigno mingles with his guests, discussing his herb- and vegetable-gardening techniques and sharing recipes from his hometown in the Abruzzo region of Italy. Meanwhile, waiters pile white tablecloths with house-made pastas, salmon topped with prosciutto, and Giuseppe's signature seafood soup brimming with scallops, mussels, calamari, and clams.
Chef Di Benigno was drawn to the Leigh House not only for its architecture, but its eclectic past: the mansion has served as everything from a dairy-farm headquarters to a hospital during its 130-year history. A 10-month renovation transformed it into a modern restaurant space with cozy dining areas, classic artwork, and natural lighting. Outside, a fountain gurgles on a patio lined with tables topped with umbrellas and patrons practicing their Mary Poppins impressions.:
Incorporating Spanish, Italian, and North African influences in their French-inspired Mediterranean fare, the eclectic Old-World cuisine of Mediterranee Restaurant earned a spot on Gayot's list of the Top 10 French Restaurants in Virginia Suburbs in 2012. In addition to classics such as house-prepared pâté and rack of lamb encrusted with herbs de provence, the chef and his staff occasionally move beyond the French borders by incorporating flavors like house-made curry into their dishes. For an extra twist, they'll also add Asian flavors with ingredients such as sichuan peppercorns and baby bok choy.
The culinary wizards of Deli Italiano Gourmet Pizza & Subs?who have been in business for 24 years and know their regular customers by name?court discerning palates with a selection gourmet and create-your-own pizzas crafted with homemade sauces, dressings, and dough and decked with toppings ranging from breaded eggplant to prosciutto. An arsenal of specialty calzones, saucy pastas, and a well-heeled selection of bottled beer and wine round out the menu.
Chefs at Romantica Italian Grill & Pizzeria concoct pizzas, subs, pasta, and a smattering of other Italian entrees with traditional italian cheeses and fresh bread delivered daily. Twelve specialty selections of gourmet pizzas include creative amalgams such as the Romantica ($14.99 for a 12-inch pie; $17.99 for a 16-inch pie), which seasons sausage, ham, pepperoni, and meatballs with salty notes of anchovy and a sprinkling of veggies. Build-your-own options pile freshly forged dough and pizza sauce with a mix of more than 20 meat and veggie offerings, such as pancetta and roasted peppers, to create meals with more variety than a picnic on a holodeck. The pizza czars top off each pie with Pollio Italian Cheese Company's rich mozzarella, which also makes cameos in the baked ziti ($12.99) and eight styles of calzone ($7.59). Sandwiches, subs, and pastas provide options for patrons excommunicated by pizza kingdoms after accidentally revealing their favorite shape, the octagon.


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If you leave on the freeway well before dawn, when the early morning is dark, the skyline seems as magnificently inspiring as most any other American city — beckoning the bold and ambitious to follow in the footsteps of the giants who, in the process of building an industry and a country, constructed what once was known improbably as "The Paris of the Midwest."
If you leave on the freeway well before dawn, when the early morning is dark, you cannot see the burned out houses that stretch for miles. The rotting buildings in neighborhoods that appear war-torn are invisible. It is possible to imagine what it once was and perhaps could be once more. But then the sun shines on the city of Detroit and your heart is broken, and you remember why leaving for other climes might be a good idea.
Much was made in Detroit about the unprecedented two-minute ad on which Chrysler spent millions of dollars (yours, mine, theirs?) during a recent Super Bowl. It featured rapper Eminem driving along Woodward Avenue in a new 200 while the voice-over artist declared that, because the city has been to hell and back, Detroiters know a little something about luxury cars, about toughness, about perseverance.
Chrysler and Eminem produced a great commercial. For two minutes, Detroiters of every age and race may have nodded their heads and felt a surge of pride for their hometown that pulsated with the beat. Some exhibited the bizarre, insatiable need for national validation of any kind by shedding tears of joy or cheering.
Already inclined to hail news of a few dozen new jobs somewhere near the city limits as a sign of significant recovery, city boosters, Pavlov-like, glommed upon the commercial as evidence that the rest of the country would suddenly begin to take Detroit seriously and the Motor City's journey to hell and back would be complete. Paris of the Midwest would return in no time because a two-minute spot made it so. Too many ascribed talismanic qualities to an advertisement, a slogan.
Such enthusiasm for a magical "comeback" for Detroit is nothing new. In the 1970s and 80s, the mantra was "Say nice things about Detroit." Detroit was "The Renaissance City." Race-baiting mayor Coleman Young even permitted the devil Republicans to hold their 1980 national convention here so as to show the world that the then-Murder Capital of the World wasn't so bad. Neither party has been back since.
Another Super Bowl, Super Bowl XL in 2006, would be the key, and then the 2009 Final Four. The area around the stadium showed extremely well, but as everyone knew, those were fleeting days of glory and revenue. The shows packed up and left. The current campaign — aside from Chrysler's ad — is "I'm a Believer," featuring local celebrities and Mayor David Bing on billboards and local television ads declaring their belief in the city. The why or how is seemingly unimportant. Detroit has witnessed more stunted comebacks than Notre Dame football. But there is a reason the comebacks never materialize.
Readers may remember the story of the murder of Marcus Coleman, who had been the mailman in my neighborhood for a long time. This giant of a man with an equally big personality, love of God and love of life was gunned down by a thug in the middle of an attempted robbery of Marcus' mother's house. Marcus, who no longer lived in the city but often went to check in on his mom, was shot in the back and died.
It's true Marcus was just one man. But his story is too often the rule in the neighborhoods of Detroit, not the exception. The salient aspect of his killing is not wanton gun violence. The weapon was merely the instrument that ended his life. The salient aspect of his death is the culture of death and destruction that has been eroding Detroit for decades. Marcus, an honest man who brought much happiness on his route and certainly to his friends and family, was not a human being to the punk who assassinated him. He was merely an object, no more animate than a locked door or a closed window, standing in the way of not even a few pieces of silver.
Massive volumes could be written about such mayhem within the city limits. A few days before the magical Super Bowl ad aired, a gunman jumped the front desk of a police precinct and, because of a miracle and some adroit shooting by the cops, the animal was put down without killing anyone. Just days after the Super Bowl ad aired, an elderly man who, despite the crumbling neighborhood around him, stubbornly refused to leave his eastside home, was murdered along with his son by a teenager in the process of stealing the father's handgun. Those who do not possess basic human values do not value any life. It too often seems that Detroit has more of such beings per capita than anywhere else in the country.
It is simply, in many Detroit neighborhoods, kill or be killed. The horrific schools full of corruption and neglect, the crime-ridden streets, and collapsing abandoned houses stand as literal and figurative dungeons in which occur murder, rape, and battery on a regular basis, the seeds and product of Third World barbarism in what was once the arsenal of democracy.
Yet what can be expected in a culture wherein, driving along the freeways, motorists can observe decals on bumpers and rear windshields that depict the old-English D — the unofficial logo of the city — as a brass knuckle? Or similar car art that appears to simply spell out Detroit — until one notices the R is fashioned as a revolver. For every bumper sticker proclaiming "I Lift Detroit in Prayer," several more exude so-called toughness. There is in Detroit a strange compulsion to embrace and cultivate the image of an endless circle of violence for the sake of appearing tough to outsiders. "I'm from Detroit" too often comes across as threatening bravado rather than a statement of pride.
This is not to say that the image of the blue collar work ethic pulsing through the city and the surrounding area is a myth. It is real. Countless citizens get up early, take double shifts or two jobs, and work themselves to the bone. They board and change buses to faraway suburbs to try and keep afloat or pay a mortgage on a house that is worth far less than what they paid. Then they get up the next day and do it all over again. But that is not unique to the area. The reality of Detroit is indisputable.
The Great Society and its magnanimous projects dismantled in a few years a middle class of many cultures that had thrived and promoted personal responsibility and nuclear families for decades. The riots of 1967 caused many to flee, but the racist Young in the 1970s fomented bitterness from his office and invited whites to "take their asses across 8 Mile," an invitation most anyone of means regardless of pigmentation correctly interpreted as a threat and accepted.
The industry that built the gleaming city on the Detroit River scoffed at the Japanese and their silly little cars. Simultaneously it allowed brutal union management to convince the work force that their jobs were a birthright so as to hold the automakers hostage and force an unsustainable business model. Kwame Kilpatrick, dressing and acting the part, ran a criminal syndicate out of the mayor's office, fleecing the city he "loves" in a way that will keep it bleeding money it does not have and will not have for years. Over and over, Detroiters have put their faith in the worst element of "public servants," and they have been so punished. Unless the entire culture is quickly transformed, the fate of Detroit has been long sealed.
Perhaps the most poignant snapshot of the city in that Chrysler ad was of the vacant lot that was once the home of a massive ballpark with the best sightlines of any stadium in the major leagues. It was the place where millions of Detroiters breathlessly stood in awe at our first glimpse of the magnificent stage of a major league baseball park in a major league town and forged a bond with a team, its city, and its people.
For a brief moment, viewers gazed upon the only thing left of the demolished Tiger Stadium, its own history an apt metaphor for the city; the centerfield flagpole surrounded by a giant fence, the Stars and Stripes slowly unfurling over a barren field against a cold wind and an ominous sky.
Matthew May welcomes comments at email@example.com. This column originally appeared in the April 19, 2011, edition of the American Thinker.


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Can't get the Tree Top Juice anywhere near me. Have local cider mills producing cider this time of year, but not sure if that's ok or juice only. Can anyone help me with a recommendation? I'd love to get this going now in time for the cold winter months!
As long as it doesn't have any preservatives in it you should be ok. Cider is going to taste a little different than using tree top, but you should be ok.
i use the target brand juice and it turns out perfect. its called market fresh or something like that but its the target brand crap. hope that helps you.
Johnnybutt, yes it does. Thank you very much =) Got a Target right around the corner. **edit** For the record, it's called "Market Pantry 100% Apple Juice"
Any particular fermenting temp required? I can do it in my keggerator at a constant 65 degrees....or I can do it at ambient. Which can swing from 50 at night to 75 in the day. ( Fall is coming )
i would try to keep as constant a temp as possible so stick with your keggerator. i would say that for all brews, to keep a constant temperature at all times.
i just use the kroger brand juice, and i keep it around 70
wal mart juice is great too, 2.00$ for 3 quarts!
10/13 on the way - Strong Ale!
I've had very good results with Aldi's juice. It's the cheapest stuff I've found yet.
I just want to check that it is fine if the juice contains citric acid and ascorbic acid (vitamin C). The only one that is a problem is potassium sorbate, right?


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16 But the eleven disciples proceeded to Galilee, to the mountain which Jesus had designated. | 16 Then the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain where Jesus had told them to go. |
17 When they saw Him, they worshiped Him; but some were doubtful. | 17 When they saw him, they worshiped him; but some doubted. |
18 And Jesus came up and spoke to them, saying, "All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. | 18 Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. |
19 "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, | 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, |
20 teaching them to observe all that I commanded you; and lo, I am with you always , even to the end of the age." | 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." |
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Lawrence David Phillips
Lawrence David Phillips, 53, of Wichita Falls passed away Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012.
The funeral liturgy will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012, at St. Jude Catholic Church of Burkburnett with Rev. Richard Kirkham, celebrant. Rite of Committal will follow in Burkburnett Memorial Cemetery under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Burkburnett.
A son of the late Joan C. (Roessler) and Andrew W. Phillips, he was born March 26, 1959, in Konigstein, Germany. He worked at S.A.F.B. Commissary and the Dining Hall for many years. He enjoyed the outdoors, crafts, and baking. Lawrence was generous to all that he met.
He is survived by his brother, William Phillips and wife Mary of Montague County; three nephews, Stoney Webb, Jeremy Webb, both of Wichita Falls, and Adam Phillips of Montague; three aunts, Norman Emerich of Oregon, Irene Krass of Georgetown, and Beverly Phillips of Ohio; his uncle, John Roessler of California; four great-nieces and four great-nephews.
The family will receive friends at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, followed by a Rosary Service at 7 p.m. in the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Burkburnett.
For those desiring, the family suggests memorials be made to Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, Tex., 76310.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.owensandbrumley.com.
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Sep 8th, 2007, 08:44 AM
After watching the willams, Henin match i was feeling sad for jelena i really wanted her to win so she could have played justine :( real shame she lost
anyone feel the same?
anyone feel the same?
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Easy store pointsGo through single-player Nationals and earn the Mils Mesas environment or earn enough points to buy it. After receiving this map, exit the mode that you are in and go to single player. Select the custom event option then go to "Nationals". Select the Mils Mesas track. Set the play mode to "Single Play", laps to "10", and number of opponents to "0". The MX superclass vehicle is recommended, but you can use an ATV or normal MX. Start the race and do not worry about time or anything else. Just do as many tricks as you can. Try Dingo Backflips+ and 360+ for quick points. You can get about 700,000 score points and 350,000 store points. |
Stationary wheelie glitchGo to "Single Player Custom Event" and select "Freestyle" followed by "Ski Jump". You will be given a choice of two tracks. Select the second one. When you go down the ski jump, pop a wheelie and hold it. Somewhere near the center of the ski jump you should simply remain there until you stop popping a wheelie. |
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Nissan Juke
The Nissan Juke is a stylish, interesting alternative to a regular supermini. The Nissan Juke is available with three engines. Pricing and specification for entry-level, front-wheel-drive cars compares well to conventional rivals like the Ford Fiesta – while top spec 4x4 models, which have a powerful 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine, rival the likes of the MINI Countryman. The Nissan Juke is unique to look at, but it's entertaining to drive and surprisingly practical, and well worth considering as a car that breaks new ground in terms of what a supermini should look like.
Nissan Juke SUV
- Good value
- High driving position
- Head-turning styling
- Not practical
- Poor automatic gearbox
- Not fun to drive
The Nissan Juke gives you the raised ride height of an SUV with the small porportions of a supermini. An update in 2014 brought revised looks and more customisation options.
The car's new diesel engine is very economical, while the hi-tech 1.2-litre petrol is also easy on fuel. The Juke is more fun to drive on road than much of the competition, although its stiff suspension means that it can be uncomfortable on UK roads.
More of a road-biased SUV than an out-and-out off-roader, the Juke can still be specified with four-wheel drive and now comes with a range of new safety features, known collectively as the 'Nissan Safety Shield'.
Nissan Juke Nismo SUV
- Reasonably priced
- Unique styling
- Lots of character
- Noisy engine
- No reach adjustment for steering wheel
- Rolls around in corners
The Nissan Juke Nismo is a high-performance version of the standard Nissan Juke, and the first in a new range of Nismo-tuned Nissans to be sold in the UK. Aimed at the MINI Paceman Cooper S, it's available with either front-wheel drive and a six-speed manual gearbox or four-wheel drive with a CVT automatic gearbox. The Juke Nismo feels fun to drive, but is also comfortable enough to be used every day.


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Congratulations, graduates
May 11, 2013 Iowa Lakes Community College graduates last night — and area high schools next weekend — observed or will observe a major milestone as everyone processes across the stage and enters a new chapter of... more »»
Students deserving of Service Above Self Awards
May 9, 2013 "We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the futur. more »»
James Knox
May 9, 2013 ESTHERVILLE — Graveside services for James Leslie Knox, 61, of South Sioux City, Neb., will be held 1 p.m. Monday, May 13, 2013, at East Side Cemetery in Estherville with Dr. Roger Hughes officiating. more »»
Michael Lee Krenn
May 9, 2013 STURGIS — Funeral services for Michael Lee Krenn, 54, of Sturgis, S.D., will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, May 11, 2013, at Kinkade Funeral Chapel in Sturgis with Pastor Randy Bradley officiatin. more »»
Lucile May
May 9, 2013 ESTHERVILLE — Funeral services for Lucile May, 97, of Estherville will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 11, 2013, at Henry-Olson Funeral Chapel in Estherville. more »»
Kenneth A. Thiel
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Pourced Concrete Wall, Plastic Sheet directly against that, white 1/2" styrafoam against that. Thats it! He does have a section drywalled. I assume they just studded in front of the foam. I found the plastic in between the foam and concrete interesting. Of course the styrafoam of 22 years ago is likely different than the XPS of today. It seems the methods are always changing. |
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The white foam is probably expanded polystyrene (EPS) like the stuff in coffee cups. If they had omitted the plastic it would have been perfect, though lacking in R-value. If the plastic runs right to the top, there's no way for the wall to dry either way. At least, the foam should be essentially undamaged by any condensing vapour on either side of the plastic. Nowadays Fire/Building Codes require the foam to be covered by a 15-minute thermal barrier. Twenty years ago, I was using the worst but most common method: fiberglass batts with poly to the inside and often poly against the wall too. But I would run the concrete-side poly down under the drywall, which was cut an inch above the floor. The idea was that any condensing vapour would then run back into the finished space. I learned of that technique somewhere in the "expert" literature of the time. |
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Malcolm White added 20 points with six rebounds and Zach Graham donated 11 points and five rebounds. Terrico White added to his point total with seven assists and five rebounds for the Rebels (11-9, 2-4 SEC), who knocked off Kentucky for the first time since 1991.
"Our kids continue to work," said Ole Miss head coach Andy Kennedy. "We feel like we've set goals that are attainable. We've wanted to be the most improved team. This was a huge win for us. Our effort was outstanding. We just refused to lose."
Patrick Patterson led all scorers with 24 points and the nation's third leading scorer Jodie Meeks tallied 21 deceiving points for the Wildcats (16-5, 5-1). Meeks connected on just 4-of-15 shots -- 3-of-10 from beyond the arc -- and missed his first nine attempts, finishing without a field goal in the first half. He lived at the charity stripe, 10-of-10 from the foul line, as did the Wildcats, who made 23-of-29 on the contest.
Two teams going in very different directions led to a matchup of momentum and desperation in Oxford. The Wildcats had won five straight coming into the contest, and the Rebels had dropped three straight decisions.
An even first 10 minutes saw the Rebels in front, 20-18, after Kentucky's Meeks made two free throws. Terrico White's three capped six quick Ole Miss points for an eight-point edge, but the Wildcats clawed in front 29-28 after a pair of free throws from Meeks.
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Over the spring I purchased two paintings and four drawings by a prominent British painter from a dealer in Tel Aviv, ignoring the not-so-hushed whispers of my peers regarding his veracity. This dealer did work with the artists primary dealer, and had sat in the gallery booth at many art fairs over the years, so I had no reason to believe he was not the rightful owner of the works. The idea was to sell the two paintings quickly, in order to afford an opportunity to hold onto the drawings for myself, so I quickly arranged to include the works in the June evening sale at a major auction house.
Gnawing at my nerves the whole while, of course, was a sneaking suspicion that something untoward would transpire to muck it all up. When the inevitable call came from the auction house that the sale was off -- in effect, the title was being contested by the primary gallery, albeit one that has frequently landed in the courts -- I was anything but surprised. Or amused.
After calmly threatening to call the police and have the dealer arrested (I suppose cops in Israel are a bit preoccupied at the moment and may be reluctant to intercede in an art dispute), I reverted to another set of thieves, and got my lawyers involved. It seems the auction houses have a fiduciary duty to seize artworks whose ownership is in question, at least until rightful title can be clarified. And it apparently is not an infrequent occurrence. Though a lapsed lawyer myself, in the art business for 20 years, I have just launched my very first lawsuit to resolve such an ownership issue, having been an innocent third-party purchaser that acquired the works in good faith. In the U.S., such reasoning could suffice, but in the U.K., it is strictly a matter of who has lawful title.
Next time a work comes up at auction that peeves you for some reason -- cant stand the artist, cant stand the dealer -- just call up Sothebys or Christies and lodge a complaint! Just kidding!
Of course, in my case the prospective proceeds from the sale had already been spent on further works by the likes of Richard Artschwager, Donald Baechler, Frederick Kiesler, Not Vital, Fairfield Porter and Paul Thek. Now, instead of being flush for the summer, I am running a negative balance.
I am also in the middle of developing a building with Zaha in East London that is potentially her first in the U.K., and earlier this year we worked together to produce a hybrid furniture-sculpture-storage object that was the centerpiece of my booth at ARCO in Madrid and that now is on view in the Guggenheim Museum as part of her survey exhibition there.
Despite all this collaboration, I have somehow managed to avoid the wrath of the "digital diva," as she was dubbed by the New York Times. Sometimes considered imperious and short-tempered (to put it mildly), Zaha doesnt suffer fools. In fact, her unflinching self-belief is downright magnetic and kind of alluring. . . but most of the time I just hide.
The Z.Car, as it is called, has transcended the world of computer animation and now exists in 1:1 scale models between the size of a Smart car and Volkswagen Golf. It has taken on a life of its own.
After being rejected from most of the major international art fairs, I finally found an event I could get into -- the British International Motor Show on the Docklands in London, July 20-30, 2006, the first time the show has been held in the city for 30 years.
I would never compare myself to Marcel Duchamp, but I cant help remembering that Duchamp once took his roto-reliefs to an inventors fair in Paris in the 1930s. He thought they could help in visual rehab for World War I soldiers with eye injuries. He had a view to making a killing -- but got killed himself. Its thought that he sold only one.
Though ostensibly in London, the motor show is an hour away from where I live in no traffic and about 3½ days in the thick of it; it makes Staten Island look accessible. As vertical as New York is -- after running a roving gallery in Manhattan for more than a decade, I cant help but compare the two cities, especially their headaches -- London is equally diffusely horizontal.
Another difference between the two capitals is the gratuitous violence that seems to blanket every aspect of life here. Recently a group of hoodlums ambushed an outdoor wedding, pelting stones at the bride and groom in their yard. "A wedding party," they were said to have exclaimed. "Let's brick em." In the U.S., crime is quid pro quo -- if you get the shit beat out of you, they expect something in return, like your wallet or car. Nowadays in the U.K., it seems to suffice to kick peoples heads in like grapefruits for sport, Clockwork Orange style.
In a sense you could say cars and art are fungible, as many artists seem simply to change the color scheme of their artwork from one model year to the next (and some dont even bother with that). The auto and art worlds do have major dissimilarities, though, as I have recently learned firsthand while sitting in my booth at the motor show (which was designed by Hadid as well).
For one thing, the women who tend motor-show booths are ostentatiously alluring, a tradition that survives heartily in the post-feminist era, if the shards of fabric passing as clothes are any evidence. As one joker observed, "Oh, look, she forgot to get dressed this morning." I wonder if I should hire such a crew to man my container-on-the-beach at the next Art Basel Miami Beach, where I have been relegated after a one-year hiatus.
Another contrast at the motor show is the dynamics you encounter with your neighbors, which in my case is the Nivea for Men booth, two radar detector companies and a business auctioning off vanity license plates (perhaps Simon de Pury has a niche here, too). Not quite the glam of Gagosian. The uniformed Nivea squad was handing out "firming moisturizer" and "activating shower gel" (they both sound a bit dirty). Good to see the metrosexual phenomenon has gone global.
Next, up came a blind patron, which was totally cool except for the fact that he climbed onto my pristine Hadid plinth and proceeded to feel up the entire mirror surface of the car. Again -- I love the prospect of a blind audience, whether for art or for cars. A friend just flew in a plane with a blind pilot and I find it inspiring, but at the car show, its a race for the shiniest surface, a competition that would make Jeff Koons and his space-age balloon-dog sculptures blush. And what else do I have but to polish off the fingerprints?
But no matter, its all about learning something new. In this case, do you know what 51 NGH means? It means £254,000 -- nearly $500,000 -- the sum paid for that registration number by an Indian driver with the last name Singh! Millions are spent on the various manufacturers pavilions in the motor show, a stark contrast to the penny-pinching efforts at art fairs. (The Serpentine Gallery, on the other hand, manages to spend money on its annual pavilion, like the one this year designed by Rem Koolhaus, which happens to resemble an egg on a hot tin roof.)
From our model of the Z.Car sprang the prospect of a revered Austrian motoring company getting involved in the production of a licensed road-going prototype, which could lead to actually manufacturing the car, not to mention a feature in a top car mags (as good as a review by Roberta Smith). Look out, a Z.Car may be coming to a showroom near you. Well, okay, not in the U.S. (see above comment about lawyers and liabilities).
But it didnt end so well, not so well at all. Man United: 1 - Man in Pieces: 0.
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I haven't done much drying of flowers and such. I would like to cut some sumac berries to use in a fall spray, but I read that the berries will shed and make a mess. Is there any way to keep them stable? Any info is appreciated. |
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I've tried them several times and didn't have too much trouble with them shedding but they don't seem to hold their color very well. They are such a vibrant red in the outdoors but don't look that red in an arrangement. Cutting them early in the season might be the answer. The branches are difficult to arrange. But, give them a try, you might like the results. |
Thank you. I think I'm a bit late this year. I cut some and they were full of bugs and falling apart already. I'll try again next year, but earlier. |
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James Stewart Martin was Chief of the Decartelization Branch for Military Government in Germany after World War II. His book All Honorable Men was published by Little Brown in 1950. In it, Martin catalogs the difficulties faced by his team trying to deconstruct the Nazi industrial machine, not the least of which was opposition to his efforts by his superior officer, an investment banker in peacetime. In the book, Martin blamed Wall Street's pre-war ties to German Big Business for obstructionist efforts among the Allied powers to prevent the breakup of German industrial power.[1]
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