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"Mahalia" for me was definitely musically informative and historically stimulating," says Milwaukee entrepreneur Willie Smith.
Smith was among the audience members who nearly filled to capacity the 484 seat Friday, April 22 opening of "Mahalia" at Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' Vogel Hall, 123 East State Street.
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With a voice that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said "comes along once in a millennium," the legend that is Mahalia Jackson is celebrated in A Gospel Calling: Mahalia Jackson Sings, gracing DVD April 13 from Infinity Entertainment Group.
Born into poverty in 1911, Mahalia Jackson's throaty, fervent, rich and distinctive New Orleans-tinged contralto took her from Louisiana's Plymouth Rock Baptist Church choir (performing from age four) to an international reputation as gospel's first lady and "the greatest voice of the century."
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- apache *
2007 April 26, Jennifer Dunning, "Blurring the Line Between Grace and Goofy Charm", New York Times:add
- Sasha Janes's "Lascia la Spina, Cogli la Rosa" is a more familiar kind of pas de deux — a lyrical apache dance — but no less appealing for that.
- banklike
2007 April 26, Ellen Barry, "New Bank Courts in Queens Neighborhood Where Many Have Long Trusted Only in Cash", New York Times:add
- By yesterday's opening, the building on 21st Street in Long Island City, Queens — once home to a Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet — seemed distinctly banklike.
- candleholder
2007 April 26, Mike Albo, "A Trip to the Gift Shop Is Like a Day at the Museum", New York Times:add
- It repeats some of the gifty tote bag and candleholder items from the sister store, but this is where you can get your hands on an authentic reproduction of an Eames lounge chair ($4,695) or a Bauhaus table lamp ($850; $265 for a replacement globe).
- casher
2007 April 26, Ellen Barry, "New Bank Courts in Queens Neighborhood Where Many Have Long Trusted Only in Cash", New York Times:add
- We don't need a check casher!
- cosmetological
2007 April 26, Anna Jane Grossman, "New Hope at the Beauty Counter: Bling in a Jar", New York Times:add
- Dermatologists are unsurprised at the latest cosmetological shift.
- dehumidification
2007 April 26, Stephen Milioti, "Room to Improve", New York Times:add
- For homes in humid climates with wood paneling or lots of wood furniture, Humiditrol home dehumidification systems from Lennox (lennox.com ), which start at around $7,500, can be helpful.
- folkishness
2007 April 26, Allan Kozinn, "A Finnish Composer Possessed of a Joyful, Mischievous Spirit", New York Times:add
- Mr. Hakola's music scampers about mischievously, mixing together shapely lyricism, atonality, quirky folkishness and an almost hedonistic approach to timbre and rhythm.
- gallerists
2007 April 26, "A Little Reality, a Lot of Fantasy", New York Times:add
- It's an aesthetic that particularly appeals to the art dealers and gallerists who were scouring the Milan fringe shows for new talent last week.
- gifty
2007 April 26, Mike Albo, "A Trip to the Gift Shop Is Like a Day at the Museum", New York Times:add
- It repeats some of the gifty tote bag and candleholder items from the sister store, but this is where you can get your hands on an authentic reproduction of an Eames lounge chair ($4,695) or a Bauhaus table lamp ($850; $265 for a replacement globe).
- goonlike
2007 April 26, Janet Maslin, "Terrorists Reel in a Pawn From Small-Town Iraq", New York Times:add
- The village's simple-minded boy, "a pure and innocent creature closer to the Lord than the saints," is mowed down by goonlike American soldiers, one of them literally foaming at the mouth.
- gridlike
2007 April 26, Robin Pogrebin, "Room With a View of an Architect's Retired Ideas", New York Times:add
- There are also the projects that never got built. Mr. Meier offers glimpses of a 1981 headquarters for Renault outside Paris, and a "Memorial Square" he designed for the former World Trade Center site in Manhattan in collaboration with Eisenman Architects, Gwathmey Siegel & Associates and Steven Holl Architects. Mr. Meier said he was still fond of the design for the square, defined on the east and north with geometric gridlike buildings made of glass, and referred to it as "a lost opportunity."
- hatcheted
2007 April 26, Jane Gross, "Alone, Awash, Then Borne Aloft by Helping Hands", New York Times:add
- When a hot tub couldn't be repaired, he hatcheted it to pieces and carted it away.
- healings
2007 April 26, Laurie Goodstein, "Study Says Hispanics Alter U.S. Catholicism", New York Times:add
- The study, conducted by the Pew Hispanic Center and the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, found that half of Hispanic Catholics practice a "distinctive form" of charismatic Catholicism that includes speaking in tongues, miraculous healings and prophesying — practices more often associated with Pentecostalism.
- highprofile
2007 April 26, Norimitsu Onishi, "Japan Premier to Visit a Politically Changed Washington", New York Times:add
- President Bush took his predecessor, Junichiro Koizumi , on a highprofile visit to Graceland in Memphis, where Mr. Koizumi put on Elvis's shades and played air guitar while mugging for the camera. Mr. Abe is expected to make a low-key visit, staying just one night in Washington and limiting his exposure to potentially uncomfortable questions about his views on Japan's conduct during World War II.
- learnings
2007 April 26, Eric Pfanner, "This Internet TV Program Is Brought to You by ...", New York Times:add
- "We will be able to do rigorous testing and apply those learnings across our clients and agencies," said Greg Johnson, the executive director of the lab.
- maximalism
2007 April 26, Eric Wilson, "If There's a Buck in It Somewhere", New York Times:add
- "Antlers have a kind of maximalism that satisfies our urge for things to be overdesigned," said David Wolfe, the creative director of the Doneger Group, which forecasts fashion and retail trends.
- megayachts
2007 April 26, Wayne Arnold, "Singapore Makes a Pitch to Draw the Wealthy", New York Times:add
- Sentosa Cove has a 400-berth marina with 10 spots for megayachts, two golf courses and a casino resort on the way.
- miniparks
2007 April 26, Timothy Williams, "In Park Plan, a New Life for Spaces Long Closed", New York Times:add
- To meet its goal of having each person live within a half-mile walk to a park, the mayor's initiative calls for opening public school playgrounds after school hours, during summers and on weekends; creating at least one new public plaza in each of the city's 59 community board districts; and expanding the Greenstreets program, which turns street medians into miniparks.
- ministership
2007 April 26, Sarah Lyall, "Why Can't the English Just Give Up That Class Folderol?", New York Times:add
- John Major was talking about a "classless society" when vying for the prime ministership back in 1990.
- nondomestic
2007 April 26, Vikas Bajaj, "Run on Wall Street Sends Dow Above 13,000", New York Times:add
- By contrast, investors put $7.3 billion into nondomestic stock funds and $4.8 billion into taxable bond funds.
- nonnautical
2007 April 26, David Colman, "Flashy but Well Within the Lines", New York Times:add
- What's more, the stripe can almost magically convey nonnautical nautical, nonrugby rugby or non-'70s '70s; it's a kind of all-access pass of the style world.
- nonnutritious
2007 April 26, Marian Burros, "Panel Suggests Junk Food Ban in Schools to Help Fight Obesity", New York Times:add
- Most restrictions on children's access to nonnutritious foods in schools are now voluntary, a system that industry groups like the Grocery Manufacturers Association and the American Beverage Association say works very well.
- nonrugby
2007 April 26, David Colman, "Flashy but Well Within the Lines", New York Times:add
- What's more, the stripe can almost magically convey nonnautical nautical, nonrugby rugby or non-'70s '70s; it's a kind of all-access pass of the style world.
- overheatedly
2007 April 26, Janet Maslin, "Terrorists Reel in a Pawn From Small-Town Iraq", New York Times:add
- (Yasmina Khadra is a female pseudonym for a former Algerian army officer, Mohammed Moulessehoul, who lives in France and whose work has once again been overheatedly translated by John Cullen.)
- popout
2007 April 26, Ben Shpigel, "Pelfrey's Grip on His Rotation Spot Is Becoming Tenuous", New York Times:add
- Pelfrey allowed another single before coaxing a popout to end the inning.
- predebate
2007 April 26, Kathryn Shattuck, "What's on Tonight", New York Times:add
- Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann and Tom Brokaw will provide predebate coverage at 6.
- protectant
2007 April 26, Stephen Milioti, "Room to Improve", New York Times:add
- The waxy chemicals in a traditional aerosol polish or protectant leave residue that settles into tiny cracks and mars the wood's original beauty.
- pumicelike
2007 April 26, Anna Jane Grossmann, "Dentist Appointment at Tiffany's", New York Times:add
- "We used to use a pumicelike product," he said.
- reclusively
2007 April 26, Randal C. Archibold, "Music Legend's Trial Starts in Death of a B-Movie Star", New York Times:add
- Until the death, Mr. Spector, 67, a music legend who worked with John Lennon , Ike and Tina Turner and the Rolling Stones , among others, had lived reclusively for decades.
- refinisher
2007 April 26, Stephen Milioti, "Room to Improve", New York Times:add
- (One online resource for finding a refinisher in your area is servicemagic.com .)
- rescored
2007 April 26, Allan Kozinn, "A Finnish Composer Possessed of a Joyful, Mischievous Spirit", New York Times:add
- The group opened its program with "Arara Zagrara," a work written for three accordions in 1995 and rescored for strings, woodwinds and percussion in 2002.
- resentencing
2007 April 26, Linda Greenhouse, "Justices, 5 to 4, Overturn 3 Texas Death Sentences", New York Times:add
- Because all three decisions dealt with an idiosyncratic provision of the Texas death penalty law that is no longer in effect, their practical significance may be limited to requiring the resentencing of several dozen inmates on that state's death row.
- shriekfests
2007 April 26, Sharon Waxman, "Hollywood's Shortage of Female Power", New York Times:add
- Even though, at first glance, a slate filled with films like "Bug" and "Hostel 2" would seem to be classic male-oriented shriekfests, the reality is that women are avid fans of horror films.
- songful
2007 April 26, Steve Smith, "The Forgotten and Offbeat, With Dashes of Ludwig Van", New York Times:add
- Ambiguous post-Impressionist harmonies and songful melodies filled the first three movements with a dreamy luminosity that virtually guaranteed an emotional response.
- stonewaller
2007 April 26, Ginia Bellafante, "The Medium, the Message, the Drama of TV's Q & A", New York Times:add
- Much of the drama of "Frost/Nixon" rests on the idea that Nixon was a consummate stonewaller and Mr. Frost a glitz-hound and possible nincompoop, incapable of the obduracy required for such a reportorial effort.
- televises *
2007 April 26, Pete Thamel, "B.C.S. Format Receives a Reprieve, for Now", New York Times:add
- The B.C.S. is entering the second year of its television contract with Fox, which televises every game in the B.C.S. rotation except the Rose Bowl.
- unsully
2007 April 26, Ginia Bellafante, "The Medium, the Message, the Drama of TV's Q & A", New York Times:add
- The footage of the interviews available at the Museum of Television and Radio includes the commercials, many of which have the strange subliminal effect of reminding us that we are watching a man try to unsully himself.
- unsyncopated
2007 April 26, Jon Pareles, "A Collaboration Recalls an Isolated Rural America", New York Times:add
- Mr. Hornsby, who is fluent in piano idioms from gospel to modern jazz, aligned his solos with bluegrass timing — fast, twinkling, unsyncopated lines, sometimes playing parallel to Andy Leftwich's fiddle parts — but also, at some points, refracted the harmonies through dissonance-laced jazz chords. Mr. Skaggs, who plays all sorts of stringed instruments, usually stuck to mandolin, playing solos that darted and twanged at sometimes dizzying speed or trading breaks with Mr. Leftwich, Cody Kilby on guitar and Jim Mills on banjo.


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Gallery: Winners of ENYA's Harlem Edge Urban Agriculture Design Competi...
Each competition team was evaluated on four main criteria. In the spirit of NYC's Vision 2020 waterfront development plan, and its Waterfront Redevelopment Program, designs must expand access to the Hudson waters for Harlem residents. Following the client's mission of striving to provide "nutrition for all," each project must also explore the possibilities of urban agriculture at a large scale. Additionally, entries were evaluated on the broader criteria of sustainability and creative programming striving to stimulate economic activity. The winning projects provide concise, holistic design solutions that concentrate on the potential of large scale urban agriculture while providing a great variety of public spaces and uses on the waterfront.
The first prize of the 2012 ENYA competition was awarded to Sym.bio.pia, from architects Ting Chin and Yan Wang of the firm Linearscape. This structure consists of a faceted landscape that meanders along the Hudson, rising through a web of sloped paths and emerging into a series of iconic towers housing vertical hydroponic gardens. The faceted surface serves as a park and connector to the nearby neighborhood, seamlessly tying Harlem to its waterfront. A ferry stop and farmer's market activate the dock where the transfer station once stood, while further inland a swimming pool and fitness center provide a variety of active uses for residents. The paths follow the linearity of the West Side Highway, sometimes actually using the road and adjacent buildings' structure as supports for the intervention.
Sym.bio.pia's public spaces provide activity from the Hudson River waterfront to the upland Harlem neighborhood, but its towers go a step beyond. These vertical hydroponic farms enhance the project and bring environmental, agricultural and economic vitality of the project and the neighborhood, providing a nexus for the emerging market of urban agriculture. Composed of stacked modules that provide adaptability and opportunity for growth, the towers' form is reminiscent of a cubist sawtooth. Seemingly random, this shape is derived from the necessity to provide optimal residential and commercial spaces at each floor via flat slabs, while taking advantage of sunlight to the south via offset sloped surfaces. The tapering farming "end" of each pod thus provides an indoor and outdoor growing surface, maximizing the potential for food production.
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A kid that thinks he's the shit, but is a total fag. a loser, poser, and shit talker
Dude Dillon Silkwood your a Jabroni
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A short, fat, balding, white hillbilly who enjoys a good romp in the hay with farm animals, also known as AE1 Sprouse.
That damn jabroni makes us work 16 hour days. Fuck him....fuck him.
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The dumbass steroid guys who live in Bakersfield, CA.
Look at that guy, what a jabroni!
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Jabroni is a word to describe a friend or "bro" within a group of great friends. A girl would be considered a jabronette only if the proper precautions are taken. A to be a jabroni you must have a chill-to-pull ratio of at the very least 3-3
Like terms include: bro, brah, bruh, homie, ect.... jabroni!
Like terms include: bro, brah, bruh, homie, ect.... jabroni!
Chilling with my Jabronis this weekend
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The bad ass from the ghetto. If you see him you would say he has SWAG. Only cause he leaves you speechless and gets all of the ladies.
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A pepperami like sausage that smells of fish.
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LEHMAN TWP. — Rain and chilly temperatures greeted 400 plus athletes and countless spectators and volunteers Sunday morning at Harveys Lake.
But a little cold, damp weather wasn't about to deter anyone from enjoying an annual Back Mountain tradition — the Wilkes-Barre Triathlon.
"Last year, I competed two weeks after I had my baby, so I didn't win," said competitor Kelly Ciravolo. "Literally, she was 16 days old. But I wanted to do it … because who doesn't do a triathlon 16 days after having a baby. I just can't imagine sitting this race out. It's where I met my husband, where I met all my good friends.
"I can't sit this one out."
It was a good thing Ciravolo didn't sit out this year's race. The 35-year-old Shavertown resident was the fastest female finisher in the Olympic-distance race. She completed the 1.5K swim, 40K bike ride and 11K run in 2 hours, 28 minutes and 31 seconds.
Ciravolo finished just 8:17 behind the men's winner, 26-year-old Stephen Brush of Dunmore. It was her fifth victory in the event.
"The course is just so much fun," Brush said. "The only other triathlon that I have this much fun at is the Philadelphia Triathlon."
The event also featured a shorter distance race, a swimming-and-bicycling division and a team competition.
Mary Kowalski traveled from Holidaysburg to compete as part of team with a friend from the area.
"I've been up here and saw the lake and thought it was cool lake," the 47-year-old Kowalski said. "And I had a friend in Wilkes-Barre that really wanted to do it."
Joseph Bailey of Wilkes-Barre has been at five straight triathlons, but he hasn't swum, ran or biked in any them. He's served as a volunteer for four years, helping competitors on race day, before becoming a member of the organizing committee for this year's race.
"The first year I did it, my teacher at my school said they needed volunteers," the Wyoming Seminary senior said. "I just kept doing it over and over because I really liked it.
"I liked the setup. I liked meeting all the people. Everyone is really nice."
Would the 18-year-old ever consider competing in the grueling race himself?
"I thought about it," he said. "But I like volunteering."


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Let's just say it, there are a lot of wineries that claim that they are the best (in their region, of all producers, of a certain grape varietal, etc). The idea of "the best" is, as I think we can all agree, largely subjective. Now, when we talk of a wine which is in and of itself completely different than anything else, I think that the classification "the best" no longer does that wine justice. How can you compare a wine so unique to others? When I speak about the wines of Ted Lemon from his... Full Post >
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Now that summer has arrived we certainly are feeling the heat here in central North Carolina! With the temperatures reaching near 90 degrees the past few weeks, many are looking for relief from the sun and humidity. What some might not know is that besides our outdoor pool we offer to Fearrington House Inn guests, we also have complimentary bikes as well as plenty of shaded trails within our community. What better way to stay active (and cool!) than with a bike ride or walk through one of... Full Post >
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After you upgrade from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 and promote the domain controllers, the domain controllers may not replicate properly after you restart them.
When you run DCDIAG /test:Replications on a domain controller, you may receive the following error message:
You may receive other error messages that are a consequence of the failed replication.
Testing server: DOMAIN\SERVER1
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[Replications Check,SERVER1] A recent replication attempt failed:
From SERVER2 to SERVER1
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Access is denied.
The failure occurred at 1999-12-23 19:54.37.
The last success occurred at 1999-12-23 15:31.59.
7 failures have occurred since the last success.
This behavior may occur if you revoke the Access this computer from the network right for the Everyone group before you upgrade the computer.
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7 foot tall fridge, 8 foot ceilings
Hi all - when we designed our addition, including our kitchen, we thought we would have 9 foot ceilings. We bought a 7 foot tall fridge during that time. A few weeks ago during construction we ran across a structural issue with the support beams and roof. Our structural engineer said we had to go 8 foot ceilings to make it work, so we did. I'm meeting again with our cabinet guy tomorrow and we need to finalize our cabinet order. Given that we only have a foot above the fridge including molding, what would you do in terms of the cabinet above? We could just have an open shelf there, we could do a very narrow cabinet (maybe for serving platters or something?) or we could just not have a functional cabinet. What do you think?
Hi aokat,
How about a couple horizontal shelves to put your cookie sheets, etc.?
Or a short, wide basket that you can pull out for items not used often? Maybe teas, hot chocolate or things you don't access every day.
It will be fun reading all the replies you will get. Don't you just love a challenge?
Let us know what you end up with. :)
Don't forget to take into account the air gap over the fridge (check the specs to see how much it needs). You'll likely lose another inch or two.
It's hard to answer this without knowing what the tops of your other (adjacent) cabinets look like. If they have doors and crown mouldings, I think you'll want to have a cabinet, even if it is really "short". Good for sliding in a wok, or trays/baking sheets though! I don't think I'd go for an open shelf (unless of course the walls next to the fridge are bare) because it would either be really deep, or really hard to access. Could be nice for decorative pieces though.
Skin on plywood with a little bottom molding - like the light rail if you have one.
If the adjacent cabinets have 3" crown and you need an inch or two for air circulation, and you lose about 1.5" for frameless cabinetry sides or 3" for framed -- a potential cabinet would be at most 5.5" tall or pretty much one top drawer with a usable depth closer to 3".
Seven feet up.
We have a door something like Pharaoh's. It opens up and out on a hinge. We did not have enough room to have it slide into the top. We keep serving pieces up there that we do not use often - like the Thanksgiving and holiday platters. Hopefully you are taller than I am - (5'2 and shrinking) - a nearby stool comes in very handy!
I am not aware of / couldn't find a fridge 7'tall (82"-84") that was not built in or fully-integrated so there should not be a need for a gap any larger than is necessary to get the unit into place, so you may have a bit more room to work with than you would with a freestanding fridge that needs air circulation above.
12"-3" =9" exterior dimension.
If you Do need air circulation above you could always go with a 12" deep upper cabinet toward the front with airspace behind it and perhaps an airvent into an adjacent room behind the fridge.
We thought our ceilings were 8', they turned out to be 7'9". This was discovered after we had already picked an 80" Liebherr refrigerator (built-in with custom panels). Above the fridge is just a panel that matches the cabinet doors. It was just too small of a space for a cabinet. I really don't care about the loss of a cabinet above the fridge b/c it is so high and I would have had to use a stool each time to reach into it.
dang this new ipad. I can't figure out how to cut and paste pics from my photo bucket account here.
I've had it for five mins so forgive me. I'll explain what I have and try to get a pic tomorrow (it's in photobucket igloochic lake house kitchen if you know how to search photo bucket).
Anyhoo I had the same problem and I love our solution which was a fridge debth cabinet which is open in the front (just a 9" opening and then molding). In the back of the deep cab I keep trays and serving platters we only use for parties. But in front of those I have my yellow ware bowls and they are a lovely accent for the kitchen plus easy to reach since we have a kick stool in the kitchen. It's a very functional space.
aokat, no photo of it open. But here is the closed photo. It is 24" deep, 4ft wide and about 9" tall. It housed platters etc. I keep a step stool close by (always need one in kitchen to organize upper shelves anyway).
I am pleased with how it turned out...
Pharoah's is a really gorgeous solution.
My more modest kitchen has 8' ceilings and a Liebherr. We just made an open cabinet in the fridge surround, where I store lesser-used items (fondue pots, spaetzle press, Aebelskiver pans). I don't use a stepstool, I just holler for my tall guy. ;-)
I haven't found it to be unduly greasy up there, but every kitchen is different.
I've got cookie sheets and baking pans above my oven, but a spot like that would be great for platters, trays and such. I'd capture it and would prefer a door on it like pharaoh's, but it could be trimmed like bmore was describing and be kind of a secret door.


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My Honed Calacatta Gold Slab Has Arrived!
I know some of you have been waiting for updates on my mini remodel, but I hit a big snag last week when I realized that I could not find any black absolute granite that was as black as mine is anywhere. I went to my local granite/marble yard and found a perfectly matching (but flawed) slab of calacatta gold leftover from a kitchen and was able (because of the flaw) to get it for the same price ($80 per square foot installed, plus $95 to hone): a steal. And it matches the tile I had already begun to have installed for the new backsplash. What do you all think?
The minor flaw (the brownish gray spots with slight indentation):
With a flash:
To match the backsplash:
Now, I just have to get my contractor to finish. It should be all completed by Friday night.
I think I'm drooling a little bit. I LOVE Calcutta marble and that is amazing. The fact that you got it for such a steal is even more amazing. Well done.
Pricklypear, the backsplash will be the same 4"x4' honed calacatta gold tiles I'm having installed above the black absolute granite and the stove.
h-w-m, the pulls I think I've finally settled on are oil rubbed bronze pulls from the Restoration Hardware Outlet (they're Asbury 3" pulls). I wanted something that went with the stove's black knobs and would somewhat tie in the black absolute with the calacatta marble top on the wall unit.
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Software Developer: Educational Requirements & Career Info
Software developers are required to have some formal education. Learn about the education, job duties and skills required to see if this is the right career for you.
Essential Information
Computer software developers apply mathematic and scientific principles to the design and development of software systems and applications. The minimum educational requirement is a bachelor's degree and certification may be necessary.
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Educational Requirements for Software Developers
Most computer software development jobs require bachelor's degrees in computer science or software engineering. These programs have significant math requirements that include a sequence in calculus, plus courses in differential equations and linear algebra. A sequence in physics is also required. Students typically complete these requirements in the first two years of a program.
The software engineering tracks of these programs teach students how to construct, analyze, and maintain software through lectures and laboratory sessions. Programs include topics in computer programming, operating systems, and networks. In many programs, the capstone requirement is a senior design project that allows students to apply the principles they've learned to an original concept. Students may also take part in cooperative internships to gain experience as part of an engineering program.
Computer software engineering students may want to consider programs that are accredited by ABET, Inc., formerly the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. According to ABET, graduate schools, employers and certification boards may require that applicants hold degrees from accredited programs (www.abet.org).
Software developers and engineers do not have professional licensing requirements but may need certifications. However, if one chose to certify, one possible option is certification from the Computer Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, which offers software development credentials for beginning and experienced software engineers.
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Computer software developers often work in one of two major areas: systems or applications. Engineers working in the systems sector develop operating systems for computers. Those who work in the applications sector design computer programs and modify existing programs to perform specific tasks. Each sector requires engineers to be knowledgeable in development software such as C, C++ and Java.
Career Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), software developers who work on systems software will see an employment growth of 20% from 2012-2022, while software developers who work on applications will see growth of 23% during the same time period. The employment increase is due to the growing use of computer technology and the need to replace workers who are either advancing or leaving the profession. The BLS reported that the median annual salary for software developers that work on systems software was $101,410 in 2013, and the median annual salary for software developers that work on applications was $92,660 in the same year.
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PROVIDENCE — Every coach has his or her own way to get the team ready. For Ed Cooley, that means leaving no stone unturned.
Following Providence's 80-49 runaway performance against an overmatched Brown team on Monday night, Cooley took the media inside the preparation his team goes through leading up to tip-off time. Focusing on the opponent's tendencies is one area that's obviously stressed – PC was going up against a Brown squad that prefers to play at a much slower tempo – yet there's a little thing called self-scouting that Cooley believes is just as vital to the cause.
Two years ago, a very-loaded Woonsocket High squad captured the Division I title just a year after doing the same in Div. II.
Consistently, though, it's been teams like La Salle Academy and Bay View that have ruled the state's top division for the simple reason that talented athletes often gravitate to the powerhouse parochial schools. Since the 2001-02 season, the defending champion Rams have won seven state crowns. The Bengals have only claimed one title but have been in three other finals during that 10-year span.
CRANSTON — Just like it has done throughout the season, fourth-seeded Central Falls showed plenty of heart in its Division IV Super Bowl contest with defending champion Mount Pleasant Sunday afternoon.
But spurred by a couple of big plays that they were able to turn into a pair of touchdowns, it was the second-seeded Kilties who were able to walk out off the field with their second straight title, courtesy of a 22-13 win in front of about 400 at Cranston Stadium.
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WEST WARWICK -- Senior captain Ryan Barry scored twice and set up two other goals on Friday night to lead East Providence to a 4-3 victory over West Warwick in the Division III opener for both teams at the West Warwick Civic Center.
Matt Hall and Paul Lukas added the Townies' other goals, and freshman Ryan Costa had a pair of assists, and goalie Shawn Medeiros turned away 20 shots.
CENTRAL FALLS — They had a plethora of gifted athletes. The offensive and defensive line resembled (and provided) a brick wall with an average weight of 240 pounds.
The 2005 Division IV state champion Central Falls football team was something special, compiling a 7-2 league mark and defeating Narragansett, 30-13, for its one and only team title.
The high-scoring first line from a season ago has graduated. So has the starting goaltender.
And two standout defensemen who could have returned this year opted to transfer to prep school.
So does this mean bad news is in store for Mount St. Charles? Will this be a rebuilding season? Can you dismiss all talk of a "drive for five" straight state championships?
No, no, and no.
"This is one of the youngest teams that we've had in a while," offered MSC coach Dave Belisle. "but the thing that I like about this team is our sophomores and freshmen can play right now. They're that good.
For years, former St. Raphael Academy all-stater Chris Iannetta has heard his name dropped as an oft-rumored trade chip. On Wednesday night, the real thing went down.
The Colorado Rockies, the only organization Iannetta has ever known, traded the 28-year-old catcher to the Los Angeles Angels in exchange for pitcher starting pitcher Tyler Chatwood.
"We're very happy for him. This will be a great opportunity," said Alan Nero, Iannetta's agent. "Usually when you get traded, someone wants you pretty bad.
GOING SOUTH -- The Central Falls Panthers' 15-and-under cheerleading squad is heading to Orlando, Fla. for the national championship competition that will be held from Dec. 7-15. The squad just completed a championship season that saw them win the 2011 Blackstone Valley Cheer Championship for its age group, followed by the 2011 American Youth Football New England Regional championship. Team members include, front row, left to right: Amber Shaw and Yesenia Morales. Kneeling, left to right: Isabel Hernandez, Alyssa Agosto, Janderie Santiago, Cassandra Greco, Tyreaha Tavares.
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In 2007, Keith Glass identified all the obstacles and problem areas that the NBA faced in a book entitled "Taking Shots: Tall Tales, Bizarre Battles, and the Incredible Truth About the NBA."
Shortly after his team absorbed a heartbreaking 25-17 loss to Central Falls in the Division IV semifinals, a contest that included a potential game-tying scoring drive in the final minute, North Smithfield coach Wes Pennington offered his explanation about what transpired in the Tuesday night affair at the Northmen's Athletic Complex.
"It's just like one of those things where we explained to the guys the emotion of this game, a playoff game," he said. "If you don't come out and play with the type of emotions that you need to play with, if you fall behind, it's harder to come back."


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The application runs fine except for the fact that the threads are running serially rather than concurrently(confirmed this by printing the timestamps at the beginning/end of each thread's run() method). I have followed the instructions given in http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/python27/using27.html#Multithreading to enable multithreading
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I made sure that my local GoogleAppLauncher uses python 2.7 by setting the path explicitly in the preferences.
My threads have an average run-time of 2-3 seconds in which they make a url open call and do some processing on the result.
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Duke and North Carolina will renew their rivalry tonight, and as you can plainly tell, tensions are already ratcheted up on Tobacco Road. But it's not just the fans in Chapel Hill and Durham that are getting antsy to finally see these two square off. Their NBA alumni seem to be ready for the battle…
Bubble Banter: Minnesota's loss to Illinois sets them back
Feb 20, 2014, 10:39 AM EDT
There are 24 days left until Selection Sunday. Every morning from now until the bracket comes out, we'll help you get caught up on the happenings with impact on the bubble from the night before. You can see NBCSports.com's latest bracket here. Minnesota (RPI: 43, KenPom: 50) really hurt themselves on Wednesday night, as they…
Nikola Cerina, LaQuinton Ross ejected after scuffle (VIDEO)
Feb 20, 2014, 9:49 AM EDT
Northwestern center Nikola Cerina and Ohio State forward LaQuinton Ross were both ejected from last night's 76-60 win for the No. 24 Buckeyes. Cerina and Amir Williams got tangled up and, after a lengthy review, the referees determined that he threw a punch. Ross didn't, however, and was instead ejected for a pair of dead-ball…
No. 23 UCLA the best team in the Pac-12 because of their … defense?
Feb 20, 2014, 1:55 AM EDT
Don't look now, but the best team in the Pac-12 no longer resides in the state of Arizona. Yeah, I said it. No. 23 UCLA is the best team in the conference as of this moment, and their 86-66 win at Cal on Wednesday night only reinforced that notion. That could change, mind you, especially…
Recent struggles for top teams should help you appreciate No. 3 Wichita State
Feb 19, 2014, 11:09 PM EDT
As we headed towards tip-off for the early games on Wednesday night, I couldn't help but be … underwhelmed. Five top 25 teams were tipping off at 7:00 p.m. ET and, on paper, all five should have won without breaking a sweat. No. 7 Cincinnati did just that, running away from Central Florida in the…
No. 2 Florida survives thanks to Auburn's disastrous 20 seconds (VIDEO)
Feb 19, 2014, 10:32 PM EDT
It's a good thing that No. 2 Florida decided to throw up their stinker on Wednesday night. The Gators survived Auburn in Gainesville — and I stress survived, but I'll get to that in a second — 71-66, and if they played the way they did against Auburn last Saturday against Kentucky, they would have…
Duke fans graffiti UNC campus (PHOTOS)
Feb 19, 2014, 2:46 PM EDT
In anticipation of the renewal of the Duke-North Carolina rivalry on Thursday night, Duke fans (I'm assuming they were Duke fans) made their way onto the Chapel Hill campus and spray-painted a number of different buildings. Also this was on the stairs in front of the campus Y. #dukegraffiti pic.twitter.com/wUVYr7fhKm — Brooke Pryor (@bepryor) February…
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Feb 19, 2014, 2:26 PM EDT
GAME OF THE DAY: No. 11 Creighton at Marquette, 8:00 p.m. Marquette paid a visit to Omaha in Creighton's first game as a member of the Big East, and they got smacked about by the Bluejays. The Golden Eagles have gone on to have a fairly-disappointing 2013-2014 campaign, but a recent hot streak has gotten…
Saint Louis moves into the Top Ten on Rick Majerus' birthday
Feb 19, 2014, 1:21 PM EDT
On Monday, the Saint Louis Billikens found themselves in the top ten of the AP poll for the first time since the 1964-65 season. That's a cool nugget in and of itself, but it probably wouldn't be worth making an entire post out of. They've won 17 games in a row. They have firm control…
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Feb 19, 2014, 12:47 PM EDT
Earlier this week, video of Jack Lavery appearing to win $10,000 in a halftime contest at West Chester university in Pennsylvania went viral. Lavery was denied the money, however, because of a technicality in the rule. He had to hit a layup, a free throws, a three-pointer and a half-court shot in succession to win…
Wyoming star Larry Nance Jr. tears ACL in win
Feb 19, 2014, 12:45 PM EDT
Wyoming knocked off Fresno State at home on Tuesday night, but the win wasn't the big story of the night. Star forward Larry Nance Jr. went down with a knee injury. On Wednesday morning, Nance underwent an MRI. According to ESPN.com's Andy Katz, that MRI revealed a torn ACL, ending Nance's season. The injury occurred…
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Feb 19, 2014, 11:40 AM EDT
The internet has had a massive effect on the way that people consume news nowadays. The online side is taking over. Print media is a thing of the past, but that still doesn't change the significance of being put on the cover of Sports Illustrated. That will always have meaning, and this week, SI released…
St. John's wins by 25 after trailing Butler at the half
Feb 19, 2014, 10:14 AM EDT
Butler pulled off the near-impossible on Tuesday night, getting drubbed by 25 points by St. John's at Madison Square Garden. A loss at the hands of the Johnnies isn't all that remarkable in and of itself. What makes the loss noteworthy is the fact that the final score was 77-52 after Butler went into the…
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Feb 19, 2014, 12:35 AM EDT
There are 25 days left until Selection Sunday. Every morning from now until the bracket comes out, we'll help you get caught up on the happenings with impact on the bubble from the night before. You can see NBCSports.com's latest bracket here. If Providence (RPI: 58, KenPom: 56) ends up missing the NCAA tournament this…
Andrew Wiggins game-winning bucket saves Kansas at Texas Tech (VIDEO)
Feb 18, 2014, 10:16 PM EDT
No. 8 Kansas struggled with Texas Tech on Tuesday night, and that shouldn't be as much of a surprise as the names on those jerseys make it seem. The Red Raiders are tough this year. They beat Baylor in Lubbock, they beat Oklahoma State in Lubbock and they almost knocked off Iowa State in Ames…
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Feb 18, 2014, 9:42 PM EDT
No. 19 Texas may be the most surprising team in the country this season, and the way that they've done it is through tough defense and an overpowering front court presence. Isaiah Taylor may be the guy getting the pub of late — scoring 50 points in wins over Baylor and Kansas will do that…
VCU's Terrance Shannon leaves team
Feb 18, 2014, 7:57 PM EDT
VCU lost some front court depth on Tuesday when the program announced that Terrance Shannon would be leaving the team for personal reasons. "We thank Terrance for his contributions to the program and wish him luck in his future endeavors," head coach Shaka Smart said in a statement. Shannon came to VCU this summer as…
New Syracuse jerseys are sick (PHOTO)
Feb 18, 2014, 3:17 PM EDT
Last month, Nike unveiled brand new jerseys that would be given to seven different programs this season, and on Wednesday, Syracuse will be donning their's. They're sick: According to Nike, the script on the jersey was first used at Syracuse in 1984, when Pearl Washington was on the team. On Wednesday, when the Orange play…
Arizona to use a deeper rotation in the coming weeks
Feb 18, 2014, 2:43 PM EDT
Before Brandon Ashley got hurt, when Arizona was still undefeated and the No. 1 team in the country, the Wildcats were not a deep team. They played a seven-man rotation. Jordin Mayes saw some minutes here and there, but for the most part, it was the starters, Gabe York and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson that played for…
It's too early to write off Marcus Smart and Oklahoma State
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Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com wrote a column today on Marcus Smart, the gist of which I agree with. Doyel's point? "Bad guy does something bad, victim responds in a way we don't like … we blame the victim. … All [Marcus Smart] did was shove a guy who yelled something horrible right into his face. It…
Tuesday's Pregame Shootaround: Seven ranked teams hit the road
Feb 18, 2014, 1:16 PM EDT
GAME OF THE NIGHT: No. 19 Texas at No. 17 Iowa State, 7:00 p.m. Another day, another awesome Big 12 matchup. Tonight, Texas will be making the trip up to Ames to take on Iowa State. The matchup here that will decide the game is Cameron Ridley. He's far to big for anyone on Iowa…
When read in context, Rick Pitino is right about social media
Feb 18, 2014, 12:21 PM EDT
That's the quote that made the rounds on twitter last night, thanks in large part to this tweet from Fox Sports Live's official account. The actual quote can be heard at the 8:25 mark of the video below, dug up by Stephen Douglas of The Big Lead. It comes after Pitino had answered a couple of…
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1. Doug McDermott, Creighton: What else can be said about McDermott's season — and his career — at this point? He had 26 points on 11-for-19 shooting in a win at Butler in which he just so happened to hit the game-winning three with 47.8 seconds left. He followed that up by scoring 39 points…
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37 year old man | Chino, CA, USA | Seeking women 25-40 in California, United States
summer time and the liven is easy
Im the type of guy that likes taking my date out to nice restaurants and treating them right. If youre down to earth and have a good sense of humor than we should hang out.Im really into fishing and hunting...camping is always a good time with the right people, so it would be nice to find an easy-going girl that likes the outdoors. I admit i am a nice guy...but not a push-over and i take charge when needed. Ive never been accused of talking anyones ear off, im usually just chill. I just moved back here after living in alaska for 2 years. Im open to just making friends or a serious relationship, whatever happens.
Camping , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Playing cards , Travel/Sightseeing
Other types of exercise
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
I have an awesome black lab...about a year and a half old and still acts like a puppy
Some other viewpoint
san diego, down town fullerton, newport beach, pismo beach, Havasu, Alaska
My Best Friends Girl, The Hangover, Superbad, pineapple express, knocked up, drag me to hell, and Step Brothers are movies that i can watch over and over. Its always sunny, two and a half men, big bang theory, sons of anarchy...
hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, spear fishing/snorkeling, archery, movies, poker, bbq's, four wheelin', and going to nice restaurants.
high school books over 15 years ago hahaha
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|What he is looking for
|5'10" (177cms)
|4'10" (147cms) to 5'9" (175cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde, Platinum
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Labor / Construction
|No preference
|$75,001 to $100,000
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Not sure
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|Asian, East Indian, Latino / Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian, Other
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|No preference
|High school
|No preference


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Lt. Dan Choi is on his way to Occupy Atlanta's new encampment in front of AT&T headquarters right now. He'll be in Atlanta for the next 3 days to celebrate the tent that Atlanta won for their outstanding local activism from Occupy Supply. Today also kicks off our FDL Membership drive. The annual contributions of our members pays for the salaries and benefits of our employees who do the organizational work, and that's how we were able to use 100% of the money we raise through Occupy Supply to get supplies to occupiers who needed them.
FDL Membership Drive Kicks Off as #OccupySupply Sends Lt. Dan Choi to New Occupy Atlanta AT&T Encampment
|By: Jane Hamsher Monday February 27, 2012 10:45 am
Retirees Occupy Century Aluminum
|By: Leo W. Gerard Wednesday February 1, 2012 12:26 pm
On Dec. 18, a dozen retirees, men and women in their 60s, 70s, even 80s, began occupying a median strip along Route 33 in front of the closed Century Aluminum smelter in Ravenswood, W.Va. In tents and under tarps, a small group stays overnight, despite hypertension, arthritis and other old age ailments. They're protesting Century Aluminum evicting them from the health insurance coverage they earned as workers.