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After his third straight start surrendering four or more earned runs Tuesday, Phillies starter A.J. Burnett was asked if he expects to be on the field next season.
The right-hander's response was not convincing.
"I have no idea," said Burnett, who will take the mound Monday in the series opener against the Nationals at Citizens Bank Park. "Probably not."
The 37-year-old veteran hinted at retirement during the offseason but ultimately signed a one-year deal with Philadelphia worth $16 million. That contract includes an option for 2015 that reached $10 million after Burnett's 27th start Tuesday. The amount would increase to $11.75 million after his 30th start and $12.75 million after his 32nd start.
If the Phillies stick to a five-man rotation, Burnett is on pace to make 34 starts. The right-hander is 6-14 with a 4.42 ERA on the season.
"I'm not making pitches when I need to make pitches," Burnett said.
Burnett will face off against Nationals starter Tanner Roark on Monday. The right-hander will look to build on Washington's eight-game lead in the National League East, which marks a season high.
Roark is 12-7 with a 2.80 ERA in 2014. He dealt seven innings of scoreless ball against the D-backs on Wednesday but earned a no-decision. It was his first time surrendering no runs in an outing since June 6.
"I felt good," Roark said after the start. "The first two innings, I was nibbling a little with my fastball and then I just started attacking more and being more aggressive.
Phillies: Adams set to begin rehab stint at Triple-A
There's still a chance Mike Adams will pitch for the Phillies again this season. The reliever is scheduled to begin a Minor League rehab assignment Tuesday with Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
Adams has been on the disabled list since June 7 due to inflammation in his right rotator cuff. He had a 2.12 ERA in 19 appearances before the injury. Adams has been working out at the club's Spring Training complex in Clearwater, Fla., and will join the Phils on Monday for a workout at Citizens Bank Park before going to Lehigh Valley.
Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said he's been surprised "in some regards" by Adams' recovery.
"He was in Florida doing his throwing program and progressed rather quickly, I would say in the last week or so, to actually get him to joining Lehigh Valley," Sandberg said.
Adams is in the final year of a two-year, $12 million contract. He has a $6 million club option for 2015 that vests automatically if he throws 60 innings this season. The option jumps to $6.5 million if he throws 120 innings in 2013-14. Neither will happen. He has worked 42 innings over the past two seasons, including 17 innings this year.
Nationals: Schierholtz makes debut
Nate Schierholtz made his debut for the Nationals in Sunday's series finale against the Giants.
The outfielder represented the tying run when he came to the plate as a pinch-hitter in the fourth inning with runners on first and second after San Francisco shelled Stephen Strasburg for five runs. However, Schierholtz popped up to short to end the threat in his first at-bat in Washington.
The Nationals signed Schierholtz to a Minor League contract Monday. He went 3-for-19 with a home run and four RBIs in four games with Triple-A Syracuse before joining the big league squad Saturday.
Worth noting
• After a come-from-behind victory over the Giants on Sunday afternoon, the Nationals have won 12 of their last 13 games.
• The Phillies will recognize the Taney Dragons Little League World Series team Wednesday with a pregame ceremony and celebration. All fans in attendance will receive a Taney Dragons T-shirt.
Daniel Popper is an associate reporter for MLB.com. He also can be found on Twitter @danielrpopper. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The study of history is fundamental to understanding the present and impacting the future. Students in our program will explore public history, political history, American religious history, early American history, military history and church history in preparation for graduate school or to enter the career field directly upon graduation in a broad number of history-related careers.
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I got a key last week. I've only had time to play once, but I must say it is very very cool. looking forward to having more time to play!
Phoronix: Linux Gamers Are Excited For New Games
A few hours ago we invited everyone to come play this new Linux-native game with us, which happened to be Heroes of Newerth by S2 Games. This game is still under development and details surrounding this title are very scarce as the media (including Phoronix), is not yet allowed to post any media or really talk about the game that much...
I got a key last week. I've only had time to play once, but I must say it is very very cool. looking forward to having more time to play!
This is great news. Almost that there is not RPG on linux.
Also, I couldn't retain myself from posting that one on Epic forums.
Hope this will make them understand that the linux side of computer is not so dark...Hi to Epic people.
Just in case you didn't see, but S2 Games has released a beta game under linux, planned for being issued at the same time as the windows client.
And guess what ? Dozen of players are already requesting keys for unlocking the beta version on linux.
See that in www.phoronix.com.
Perhaps the linux gamers are not so few after all ??
I really wonder how much time it will take to delete that post. One day ? Few hours ?
I don't really like that kind of games, but nonetheless I appreciate it very much that they take the efforts to port this on linux.
Saw it running on my friend system and looked quite good (however I don't play online games anymore).
Oh yea, S2Slacker already did a very good job with the Linux client!
The next logical step for S2Games could be a MMORPG based in the Newerth universe. At least for me, that would be really awesome!
I'm kinda late here, but I'd really love a key
Requesting beta key, it's great to see a commercial game supporting linux.
I've played in 3 games so far, and while I still suck at it, I'm getting better, and it is loads of fun. It's a lot like DotA but the gfx are really sweet. It seems to have very irregular loading times tho. I have been the last to load in each of the games I've played and my system isn't slow either (C2D E6600, 2GB Ram, 7900GT 512MB.) Does anybody else have some comments on loading times?
Requesting Beta Key.
(I have one, is for a friend if that's okay)
Excelent game.
It has some excelent graphics, easy to play, great UI. I never seen a linux game running so smooth.
Even for people that aren't in gaming or this style of game (I never had played DotA in my life) is definitifly worth a try.
I hope S2 keeps this way and shows other publishers that THERE are a market for linux gaming.
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dota players will feel comfy in a matter of 1-2 games...
the heroes are pretty different, but the items are almost all the same..
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I feel kinda guilty about fishing for hits like this (is this a "forum foul"?), but I thought some of you might want to check out my recent blog post on the kiting vs. windsurfing dilemma.
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ok, so kiting wins, but there's a few more added reasons. Kiting is idd new and has had a lot of media attetion because of it. It also is lot like skateboarding to a lot of people so the young skaters get attrackted (mainly because they've never seen Taty in action ;)). But when i show people a few video's of windsurfer doing double fwds they respect me for just simply speeding along the waterline.
The result is idd that windsurfing is an 'older mens sport', at my local spot, me and my sis call half the riders 'windsurfer grandpa's' (but we still love them cuz they're really cool and they ride super well). I would have to dissagree on the which one is harder part. I tried kiteboarding a fe year ago, it took me 2 hours to controle the kite and the board. I recon in 2 more hours i would have been on it and going back and forth, it just feels a lot like wakeboarding and skating (learned wake in like 30 minutes). Whereas it took me several hours in and on the water to get myself to a level where i could trust myself with a board and a sail and it took days before i got planning. I'm convinced that if you take a group of people and you let 50% kite and the rest windsurf, that at the end of a week, more ppl will have managed to kite then to windsurf propperly (mainly because windsurfing envolves thinking, especially for newbs: which side do i have to put my sail? How do i get back? Blablabla) Which one is more dangerous? Well, stricktly speaking, with the safety releace kiting should be more secure then windsurfing if you ask me: if you're in serious sh*t with your kite just press release et voila, otherwise, just crash the kite. When you're in trouble with your board and it's windy you can get really really screwed. Immagine: you cn get hit by your mast and lose concienceness: ie you're screwed. You can get caught by a serious wave and be draged under: ie you're screwed. If you're new to harnesslines and you don't have a quick releace hook you can find yourself under the sail attached to it, some ppl would panic: ie you're srewed. Granted, for newbs windsurfing is fairly innocent, maybe a black eye (yes it happened to me, damn epoxy masts) and a few cuts and scratches, when you evolve and you want to go faster harder scooter (just to use a bad songs lyrics) you can get pretty damn jackhammered. can't argue on the practical part: gearbag weighs over 50 kilos, boards nearly 30 K (i have an old longboard, heavy stuff). Kitegear: i recon about 30 and it all fits into a giant backpack. None the less, we still like kiteboarders, we all use the same elements. + nice guys, good drinkers :D and there's nothing wrong with a kiteboarding getting help when you chose a sail that was too small to handle the windluls :p nice article though, i'm enjoying the blog a lot, very helpfull. Whens the next one coming? cheers |
Thanks for the input crazychemical. I don't know when my next blog is coming out since I don't update on a regular schedule. Nor do I know exactly what it's going to be about, since I also write about stuff besides windsurfing. But if you check it every once in a while you can find out. :)
For those that get hooked on kiting - go for it. I have no problem with kiters.
I am an old dog with limited time on the water, so learning a new sport isn't appealing, especially since I have committed 24 years to windsurfing. Kiteboarding makes little sense unless one is committed to tricks and big air. Without that, reaching back and forth, or working upwind for some down wind speed just doesn't look like much fun. I think it takes a lot more time (years) to be at the top of your game in windsurfing than kiteboarding. I have see kiteboarders achieve spectacular tricks and air in relatively short periods of time. Even with the quick release they now have on the kites, you have got to be on your toes to be able to hit it when you have been smashed into the water or yanked off your feet. A lot more people die on kites than windsurfing, and the number of kiters on the water is just a small fraction of the windsurfers around the world. |
no problem with kiters, last year in Italy i had chosen the wrong sail and a board that was a bit too small and i had a really hard time getting back on it when i fell, then some kiter dude comes along, asks if he needs to get the boat, luckily i just felt a nice wind coming and i managed to paddle myself with all my strength back on the board.
Still amazed so few people die windsurfing, i mean, when i see the Jaws some people surf i piss myself. But then again those are pro's or semi pro's. Maybe kitesurfers don't think too much :p kidding, but i mean, it's young people looking for extreme kicks, if you don't use you're brain at all times, i can immagine you can get yourself in a pretty bad situation. Not that i'm any better, i'm not even 20 :p i barely use my head eighter, but i make sure i never fly solo when it's a bit dodgy |
Hi James,
I have to readily admit, virtually all my old windsurfing friends moved over to the dark side to became kiters and ultimately left windsurfing forever. Yet, it's important to note that all of them kind of cornered themselves as windsurfers by become primarily wavesailors. Most ended up with only waveboards and 5.3/5.5 and down sails. While the formula works in places like Maui and other similar venues with lots of wind, it severely limited their potential in Southern California. With no interest in slalom/freeride type sailing, it's no surprise to see why they gravitated in mass to kiting. I think that the airtime possible with kiting was the initial lure that attracted their interest, but it has now matured a bit and they all have really centered on the waves. No question about it, kiters just rip in the waves, particularly in the 12-18 knot range. While I have been pressured very hard for a number of years now to take up kiting, I can honestly say that it just doesn't attract me. The real turnoff for me are all those lines. Also, the downed kite part is something that doesn't seem like fun to me. Although most kiters seem to get the relaunch situation under good control with some practice, if the wind suddenly dies, they become swimmers (even the better kiters). As a windsurfer, when the wind dies, you can usually just slog in, unless of course you went out on a true sinker. I really like having the sail attached to the board and controlling it through the boom. A real compact power/speed equation that feels naturally so perfect and balanced. Also, I just love all the technical stuff about the equipment and how it goes together. Overall, I can happily say I've been an addicted windsurfer since day one, and I remain unwavering in my dedication and commitment to the sport after over 22 years. Despite my strong interest and exclusive focus on windsurfing, I have nothing against kiting and still maintain a camaraderie with my old windsurfing buddies. We all still have fun mixing up on the water. Should you try kiting? If it seems interesting enough and suits your nature, I would say go for it. Who knows, it just might fit well into your scene. From your earlier thread highlighting and detailing your sailing history over the last year, it seems like windsurfing has a portion of your soul, so you can probably safely test your fate. |
I like sailing. I've tried kiting, and it's cool, but it's not sailing...it's more like wakeboarding.
There's something magical for me about a sail and a boat or board moving on the water. |
For those light wind days...(video)
Consider what is possible in eight knots...
http://www.peconicpuffin.com/the_pec...yle-video.html This is new video of Caesar Finies. |
Kiting is safer than windsurfing? Better talk to Rick I over at kiteforum.
Both are really cool sports, but that is a ridiculous statement. |
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Mind the gap
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
Height: 5' 11"Weight: 150 lbsSize Purchased: Medium
Only used these a couple of times but they are a major upgrade from the cheap ones I had previously. First and foremost, they do their job in keeping your arms warm AND they are comfortable. They stay in place and best of all they go up far enough so you don't have to deal with that unsightly gap between your jersey sleeves and your arm warmers, thus signaling to other cyclists that you either a) don't have euro cycling fashion sense b) you are a noob and/or c) you just don't care. Either way, they stay in place, keep you covered, and most importantly keep you warm. I will echo other reviewers in that they seem to run slightly long but I would much prefer too long to too short. I wish there was a better size chart, so for what it is worth my arm length is 48 cm (shoulder to wrist) and bicep is about 28cm in circumference. I went with the medium which fits well.
Great Buy
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I got the small (5'4" and 115lbs female) and they fit perfectly. They do run a touch on the long side, which I personally like. They are great at blocking out a lot of the wind as well as keeping the arms warm. They don't slide down, either. Love them!
Great addition to the kit...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs large
Not much you can say about an arm warmer that does it's job, which these definitely do. They may seem a touch thin, but they are very effective; though they tend to run a bit long. I bought a pair of XL's based on some reviews, but they were way too long; I'm 6', w/ average length arms, I guess - not a knuckle dragger. So I exchanged them for the L, and while they are still just a pinch too long, it's not enough to warrant a return, and risking the mediums being too short. They fit snug and seem not to want to creep down at all. Plus, red is rad.
Reliable and warm
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are great warmers. Not too expensive and easy to get on and off. Just make sure to get the right size they do run on the smaller side. My cycling club uses these castelli's and i love them. I would recommend buying these.
Chris S
Fit picture
I have thin arms and am 69" tall with arms of regular length--this is how the smalls fit on me. The warmers are stretchy, so you should actually be able to wear your regular size with these unless you've either been lifting weights or enlarging your arms with peanut butter cups.
I bought these in red--normally people go for black, but you can see that red should work pretty well with a lot of different kit. (In fact, completely mismatched kit in my case :D).
Chris S
Good warmers for chilly days
Wore these on a cool (low 50s), damp, and very windy ride and my arms felt comfortable--they neither got too hot through a hard effort nor did they get chilled. Simply perfect. I have long sleeved jerseys but the arm warmers extend the use of my short sleeved jerseys deeper into the year.
I normally wear mediums in Castelli but I have the usual cyclist's noodle arms and so bought these in a small and am glad I did. The warmer stayed put on my arm--no tugging or adjusting on the ride was required at all. The gripper was not too tight. They are oh-so-slightly longer than I needed, so the small can fit someone who is average height.
M Fleming
I'm wondering how these fit. I'm a skinny...
I'm wondering how these fit. I'm a skinny dude. 5' 11" 150#. Most medium size warmers (like Pearl Izumi)I've tried on are too large in the bicep. I'm thinking Castelli warmers might fit since their jerseys always fit small. Any input?
Dave Marcus
Castelli usually fits about a size smaller than Pearl Izumi. I have to ask, though: what's stopping you from getting a small in the Pearl?
M Fleming
If I remember right, the small Pearl Izumi was too tight in the lower arm and good in the bicep. I need something that is more evenly proportioned. I have a friend who has some medium Assos warmers that fit me perfectly but they are really expensive and hard to find. I figured since Castelli seems to be sized for thinner riders, they might fit me better than other brands.
Any thoughts?
I Usually buy one size smaller in the arm warmers then my bib/jersey size. I wear a L in Castelli bibs and jerseys but for arm warmers, leg warmers, and vest I wear a size down which is a medium.
Do you have to get a size larger tahn...
Do you have to get a size larger tahn normal..like the jerseys and shorts?
Chris Kelly
The warmers are sized more on Arm size that jersey size so if you have muscular American arms you will need to size up if you have skinny climbers arms the sizes will be accurate. Good luck
Derek Rowe
Castelli Thermoflex Arm Warmer
Derek Rowe
Great look and durable, but . . .
Castelli stuff is always pretty fashionable and durable - I love the look of these with the Castelli logo on the wrists and they've worn very well, however a large is extremely snug on my muscular but not huge arms. I'm 6"3" and a lean 175 pounds. They are snug enough that the seams have left marks in my skin for hours after I've removed them and they've even caused some nerve interference in my left bicep. Who knows, maybe I'm just getting old.
Harry Bidleman
I like um
Nothing earth shattering about a pair of arm warmers, but they fit nice because of the bend in their design. Worn them once and they worked fine on a 50 degree morning.
Is this product sold as a pair?
Is this product sold as a pair?
Matt Fuller
I can only imagine yes, I have yet to see arm warmers sold in single units.


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#209643 - 02/19/13 03:26 PM Spoonerism
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Posts: 1 I am a ong time pastor who conducts many weddings. I use post-its in my service book liberally so I do not forget the name of the bride and groom. The day before the 'simple' wedding with just a few guests, the bride got very nervous, and I ended up absorbing that energy. I went through my notes repeatedly that day, double-checking everything and held it together with multiple references to Dan and Jill, until,yes, at the very end, so relieved to be done, introduced them as "Jan and Dill." The bride whipped around and scolded me. I returned thier honorarium.
#209645 - 02/19/13 04:30 PM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Posts: 1 I once stood on a road from where I saw a gushing geothermal vent of steam. On the other side there was a large timber yard, heavy timber stacked high. It occurred to me that I was looking at a perfect spoonerism. A steam bore and a beam store.
#209647 - 02/19/13 07:39 PM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Loc: Alaska, USA I have two dogs, Mollie and Darby. It is not unusual for me to call for them as Dollie & Marby...
Many years ago, my best friend came up with the term "ninger fail file". To this day, when I file my nails, I smile.
#209648 - 02/19/13 07:47 PM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Loc: WA When I first moved to the small (then) town of Sumner, WA before the time of digital catalogues in libraries, I inquired about a book called "Old Forts of the Far West" (Herbert M Hart) and, of course, spoonered those two "F" words. The kindly little old lady at the desk issued me a library card anyway and found me the book.
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#209650 - 02/19/13 08:06 PM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Posts: 1 Interesting that this word should show up Monday. Just Sunday, as I was unpacking my son's lunch tote, I asked him if he had used his "spork" or "fooner". Later, I explained to him that there was a word for mixing up the initial letter of two words: "foonerism". He didn't seem to enjoy the pun .
#209658 - 02/20/13 03:02 AM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Loc: North Yorkshire British comedian Ronnie Barker was a master of wordplay, with spoonerisms being a favourite.
Here's an example
Another sketch ended with the words 'I can't spoon your standerisms any longer!'
#209663 - 02/20/13 11:41 AM Re: Spoonerism [Re: andidextrous]
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Loc: Land of the Flat Water Welcome to all of you.
Somewhere in elementary school I picked
up calling a pair of scissors by the
term 'skizzers', and have used the term ever since._________________________
----please, draw me a sheep----
#209675 - 02/21/13 04:32 AM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Loc: Scotland Spoonerist joke anyone?
What's the difference between scoring a try at rugby and Amsterdam?
One's a touch down, the other's a Dutch town.
#209685 - 02/21/13 08:28 AM Re: Spoonerism [Re: Auric Goldfinger]
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Loc: Netherlands, the Hague Repetitive typo spooners in my own language.
One wrong key hit changes a letter's ending from "tot ziens' to "tot zoens" ( "be seeing you" to "be kissing you").
Or from "hartelijke groet" to "haterlijke" groet".
( "warmhearted greetings" to "hateful greetings"). A one hit difference between friendship and love and love and hatred.
#209689 - 02/21/13 11:03 AM Re: Spoonerism [Re: NBrown]
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Posts: 1 I am thrilled to know that there is a "word" for my affliction! Even as a young person I would flip sounds around. Yew Nork was a favorite place to visit! Even now as a 50 something adult, I create spoonerisms nearly every day......
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Religious Studies Senior Comp Presentations
The college community is invited to attend senior comps presentations from the Department of Religious Studies.
Aralyn Beaumont 3-3:15p.m.: "Conditioning Religiosity: How Cookbooks Reflect and Shape Contemporary Mennonite Expressions of Faith"
Brian Holtvedt 3:15-3:30p.m.: "'Questioning Builds the Way': The Possibility of Fredom in Heidegger's Thought"
Aaron Bernstein 3:30-3:45p.m.: "'She is the Home of Men'" Habitation and Woman in Levinas' Ethical Philosophy"
Momo Matsuda 3:45-4p.m.: "Turkey's State-Hired Female Preachers: Assertions of Muslim and Feminist Identities in Modern Turkey"
Zia Rutledge 4-4:15p.m.: "Los Hermanos Penitentes: A Study of New Mexican Folk Religion"
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Grace O'Hara 4:30-4:45p.m.: "Culpable Eve: A Gendered Reading of the Fall and its Portrayals in Early Christian Medieval Art"
Faryn Borella 4:45-5p.m.: "A Shift in Thinking: Nietzsche's Historically Distinct Conceptions of World Structure, Ecstasy, and Music"
Zabia Colovos 5-5:15p.m.: "The Holy Creative: A Study of Empowerment through the Performance of Interior Scroll"
Jordan Jordan 5:15-5:30p.m.: "Shifting Representations: A Close Look at Orientalist and Progressive Scholarship on Pre-Islamic Women"
Hannah Hall 5:30-5:45p.m.: "A Feminist Bioethics Look at the Latin@ Conception of the Self and Health and their Ability to Access Health Care in Southern California"
Nick Wright 5:45-6p.m.: "Native American Religious Freedom versus Property Rights: A Case Study of the Gabrielino-Tongva and the Sacred Site Puvungna"
Friday, April 4, 2014
Music on a Friday Afternoon
The Music Department's weekly event showcases a wide repertoire of student talent in a casual setting.
Kyleene Johnson, piano: Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie (1886-1925)
Nina Paus-Weiler, piano: Des Abends Op. 12 by Robert Schumann (1810-1856)
Joseph Yi, piano: Nocturne Op. 72 No.1by Frederic Chopin (1810-1849)
Laurel Cecile Cox, piano: The Legend of Zelda: Piano Medley by Koji Kondo (b. 1961) arr. Michael Ostil
Lisa Wu, piano: Allegro di Molto by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788)
Angus McDonald, piano: Invention in F Major by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Tiffany Goh, piano: Valse Brilliante, Op. 34 No. 2 by Frederic Chopin (1810-1849)
Alyssa Cottle, saxophone: Four by Miles Davis (1926-1991)
Laura Bedalov, piano; Raphael Monroy, violin; Josh Yu, cello: Trio in E minor, Opus 67, No. 2 by Dimitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Holi Dinner Celebration
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Saturday, April 5, 2014
PB Laser Tag Night
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Saturday, April 5, 2014
FAR AWAY by Caryl Churchill & THE BALD SOPRANO by Eugene Ionesco
TWO WEIRD PLAYS directed by Alan Freeman
In FAR AWAY Caryl Churchill has written a poignant and disturbing story. It is a tragi-comic play about a dystopian, future world in which the little girl, Joan, becomes an adult as the world – in fact all creation – prepares for war.
THE BALD SOPRANO, one of the best known existentialist/absurdist comedy of all time, was written by a Romanian émigré who was astonished by, among other things, the absurdity of language.
Translation by Donald M. Allen
FAR AWAY and THE BALD SOPRANO also perform on April 5 at 7:30pm and May 16 at 8:30pm.
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Jesamine is a vulgar creatures. She usually hates things like wrists and feet. Cringes easily and hates people touching her. Jesamines are usually attracted to much older men and try to find something attractive in everyone (Even the Grinch and the cat in the hat)
That girls with a man 10x her age, what a Jesamine.
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NCSF Statement on Professional Dominatrices in New York
February 11, 2009
NCSF has been contacted by over a dozen concerned members of the BDSM community in New York about the arrests of dozens of professional Dominatrices in Manhattan that started in early 2008.
The pro-Domme community in New York City, which has been a vibrant part of the BDSM community for decades, has been ravaged by these prosecutions for prostitution and for promoting prostitution, resulting in the closure of a number of pro-Domme houses.
NCSF contacted the Manhattan DA's office in order to clarify what sort of "for-pay" BDSM activities are considered legal in New York State. On February 5th, Susan Wright, along with outside counsel, met with ADA Leroy Frazer and Lisa Friel, head of the Sex Crimes Unit, to get their legal opinion.
Pro-Dommes have traditionally considered their BDSM-for-pay to be legal. One case decided by a local misdemeanor court, People v. Georgia A., 163 Misc.2d 634 (Crim. Ct. Kings Co. 1994), supports this position, holding that "sado-masochistic acts such as domination, foot licking, spanking and submission" are not "sexual conduct" prohibited by the prostitution statute. However, that decision is not binding even on other misdemeanor courts, and Ms. Friel described it as "not worth the paper it was written on." Also, as stated in Georgia A.: "The term sexual conduct is not defined in the statute but has since been described in various cases. That conduct includes acts of masturbation, homosexuality, sexual intercourse, or physical contact of the person's clothed or unclothed genitals, buttocks or a woman's breast. ( People v Block, 71 Misc 2d 714 [1972].)"
According to ADA Frazer, their office does not make prosecution of pro-Dommes a priority. However, according to their interpretation of the law, any form of "payment in exchange for touching in an intimate place either over clothing or nude" would constitute prostitution. This includes any touching of the genitals, anus, and breasts.
Under Georgia A, certain BDSM activities such as humiliation, role-play, foot worship, D/s, service activities, and bondage were found to be exempt from the prostitution statute, as long as no other sexual activities were involved. Ms. Friel opined Georgia A is based on a misunderstanding of the scope of the prostitution statute and that "sexual conduct" should be defined as what is arousing to the participants, not what is arousing to the outside "vanilla" observer.
Therefore, activities such as flogging, CBT or genitoture, spanking, body worship and nipple torture, in addition to more overtly sexual activities, would fall within the Manhattan DA's understanding of prostitution when they are done for pay and either party is aroused by them.
NCSF opposes the prosecution of pro-dominants under prostitution laws. Consenting adults engaging in safe, sane, consensual SM, fetishes, and cross-dressing services do not pose legitimate health or safety issues for local communities. What these adults agree to do in private is no one else's business.


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Not exactly that, but making TinyCore do that would be pretty easy. It does use glibc instead of uC/musl.
Graphics depend on how you want the output. Qemu's native output needs X, but it can also output via VNC and some other methods.
I often play around with fringe operating systems but always fall back to Linux due to its amazing hardware support. I just got to think about a distro idea that I wonder if it already exist:
A minimal linux distro that basically acts as a "bootloader" / KVM host. Ideally all the VM machine operations could be operated from the bootloader (syslinux) menu. During install it would basically just make two main partitions: A small boot partition containing the distro itself (in a file format accessible by most OSes .. perhaps vfat even) and another partition for the bootable disk images. The advantage with this would be to "abstract" the hardware in such a way that one could run just about any OS with the great hardware support of Linux.
Some components:
- Kernel: Linux (in its distributed condition, as many drivers enabled as possible)
- bootloader: Syslinux
- LibC: musl or uclibc
- userland: toybox or busybox
- virtualization: Qemu or linux-kvm (can this one boot anything else than linux?)
- anything else? Is X or directfb needed for graphics?
The distro would not have to be self-hosting (self-compiling) or have any packages by itself. An aim would however be to have it "guest-hosted" (that is, the minimal virtualization host distro should be possible to recompile and update from inside a guest OS that can run a build environment able to build its components (Linux, *BSD, Illumos, ...))
Not exactly that, but making TinyCore do that would be pretty easy. It does use glibc instead of uC/musl.
Graphics depend on how you want the output. Qemu's native output needs X, but it can also output via VNC and some other methods.
I guess X would be the easiest method - I have seen that there is directfb/sdl etc too but I do not know if that would reduce complexity and size.
TCL does indeed look like an interesting alternative (especially that it is so light but still present an X session). Perhaps I should try that once. I do however wonder if it could be pushed to be even more minimal using a light libc (the aim would not be to have app compatibility other than the minimal host utilities - and those could even be statically linked so no libraries included)
EDIT: Alpine linux looks like an interesting TCL alternative... and uses uclibc
I might have to look at that one too....
EDIT2: Alpine apparently has a Xen Dom0 alternative, which might be similar to what I wanted... just do not know Xen good enough to judge whether it is.
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You gain nothing from hardware support in first place when you only want to use virtualisation. Even if you want to use kvm or xen your hardware needs to be initialized first. Without X you can only use kvm via console or vnc. A bootloader only provides access to boottime flags, so you would need to parse custom options later. Of course you can boot live mode systems from a fat partition (it does not require syslinux, grub2 installs onto fat too, even onto ntfs - a normal hd install could be used aswell from a loopback device stored into an uncompressed 4gb-1byte max single image file onto fat, ubuntu used that trick even from ntfs). Basically your goals are a bit stupid defined, of course you could parse a custom option to preselect kvm options from a bootloader but i see absolutely no reason to do that at this point - grub 2 however is scriptable like bash and could be used if you REALLY want to implement it with a menu from the bootloader - syslinux would be too static.
For hardware support: The way I imagined it would be that the minimal host distro would boot and initialize the harware, and then via the VM present all the hardware as generic devices supported by most OSes.
I sort of imagine it as basically an initrd image or ramdisk.
For bootloader: The way I imagined this was that one would have some generic menu options that would start a custom init script (so the scriptable part would not have to be in syslinux):
1) booting into the minimal host environment to (script/text menu assisted) create a new disk image, install an OS to the disk image (from iso, cdrom, usb...), add disk image as boot option
2) booting kernel, initializing hardware, booting VM image will full system resources allocated (one entry per OS/image/snapshot generated under [1])
Sorry for not being very clear... I just got the idea and started looking around if there was something similar already out there. The closest would probably be TCL or Alpine Xen Dom0 but not exactly what I imagined.
For me what you want is complete non-sense, but if you want it, it should not be so hard to implement. Test your scripting skills.
I would be interested in helping to build this minimal distro. Please contact me if you have started or are willing to start.
Cool that you also are interested in the idea The thing that made me a bit hesitant about trying to build a new distribution from the ground up was that no matter how I would do it, I would have to pull in rather heavy dependencies - especially since graphics output from a VM still requires X11 on the host.
So instead, I have considered the following distros as minimal host distros to be used:
Sabotage (syslinux, busybox, musl libc, minimal X11 from Tiny Core) - for KVM
Alpine Linux (syslinux, openrc, busybox, uclibc) - for Xen
Tiny Core Linux (glibc, busybox, minimal X11)
Sta.li / Starch (sbase, static, musl libc)
Out of those, I think Sabotage might be the most interesting but Alpine the most mature. Tiny core is the best known but also the one least fitting what I am looking for.
My ideal variant would basically just do something like this:
syslinux --> minimal host distro ---> simple init chainloading a VM selected from a boot menu.
Ideally, selecting the booted VM and initiating the host distro should be completely transparent to the user (a single boot menu on syslinux)
unfortunately I have not had time to actually try to implement something like this.
The core idea is : "the simpler the better" - so no development tools or other things needed apart from the stuff critical for its core functionality - the distro should be guest-hosted (and possibly completely static)
I would love to hear your take on the idea and what you had in mind.
I presume you are interested into 64bit stuff.
Unluckily, TinyCore doesn't fit as of v6.1 (64bit).
You cannot install it on you HD (lacking the tc-install progs) and won't run KVM (no package available).


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Cameron's Lucario is the first Pokémon Cameron was revealed to have, and also his main Pokémon. It is usually seen out of its Poké Ball. Cameron's Lucario is known battling against Pokémon bigger than itself.
Riolu first appeared in Goodbye, Junior Cup - Hello Adventure! along with its partner Cameron to compete in the Junior Cup, but were disappointed as they found out it was over. Later in the episode, Cameron finds out that he needs an 8th badge to enter the Unova League, and at the same time it's shown it doesn't take lightly its trainer's act of forgetfulness, after that both him and Cameron head to the Humilau City gym along Ash and his friends.
In the next episode Cameron and Riolu are joined by Ash and his friends to travel to the Humilau Gym so Cameron could get his final Gym Badge. After getting lost and separated from Ash's friends, Riolu, Cameron, Ash, Pikachu, and Meloetta fled into a cave to shield themselves from the pouring rain and stayed there for the night. Later after meeting Marlon, Riolu stood alongside Ash, Pikachu, and his friends watching the gym battle against Cameron and Marlon, though Cameron was going to use it at first in the gym battle but he accidentally left it on the side, forcing him to use his other Pokémon battle in the fight. After a hard fought battle Cameron won and Riolu is glad that he won and celebrates. Afterwards Riolu and Cameron later say goodbye to ash and his friend as they to see each other in the Unova League.
Riolu appeared again in Curtain Up, Unova League! in the Vertress City Unova League. It was seen coming out of a tent along with Cameron near the building where the conference was being held, they revealed that they were camping for three days to come to the league early, but they found out that they had to register, and at that time, registration ends. Ash then rushes Cameron to the building to register, and the two trainers and their partner Pokémon are able to persuade Nurse Joy to let Cameron in. After Ferrothorn wins the first round for Cameron, and Samurott is knocked out by Bianca's Emboar in the next round, Riolu makes his battle debut. With both trainers down to one Pokémon, Riolu effortlessley defeats the Mega Fire Pig Pokémon with Vacuum Wave without being damaged. He also defeats Kenton's Gigalith in the Top 16.
In Cameron's Secret Weapon!, he is used as Cameron's final Pokémon against Ash, to battle Pikachu, who had defeated two Pokémon before him. Despite taking virtually no damage from the previous fights, Pikachu is recalled for Unfezant. Riolu defeats Unfezant without being touched forcing Ash to send out his sixth Pokémon, Snivy. Though the battle goes well for the two in the beginning, Snivy shows that Riolu is not invincible and starts a comeback. Ash forces Snivy to dodge Leaf Storm so she can slam him into the ground with Vine Whip. Vacuum Wave does nothing, and when a second one comes her way, she dodges with her vines and finished him with Leaf Storm. However, when all hope seemed lost for Riolu, he miraculously evolves and gains his strength back. In the next episode, Snivy hits him with an Overgrow-powered Leaf Blade, but Lucario hits back with Force Palm. Snivy bombards him with Vine Whips, but Lucario catches the vines and swings Snivy around. Though that wasn't enough to finish Snivy, his new Aura Sphere is, which leaves only Pikachu to battle.
Pikachu starts off with multiple Quick Attacks, all doing damage until Lucario catches the electric mouse and hits him with Force Palm. After a tie between Aura Sphere and Electro Ball, Lucario fails at both Force Palm and Circe Throw, and is damaged by a brutal Thunderbolt attack. After being struck by Quick Attack in midair, Lucario copies Pikachu's Iron Tail, and the two attacks collide. Lucario struggles to his feet, but readies an Aura Sphere, while Pikachu readies an Electro Ball. Mustering all of their strength, the attacks are launched, and the entire stadium lights up from the epic collision. But this time, its not a draw, and Lucario's Aura Sphere prevails, shocking the entire stadium and knocking Pikachu out.
In the Semi-finals it knockes out Virgil's Umbreon making both sides have only three Pokémon left. He is recalled, but when all of Cameron's other Pokémon are defeated, he's stuck in a corner as Cameron's last Pokémon, with Virgil still having three Pokémon left. He tries to attack, but nothing can hit Flareon through Double Team, and Lucario is wiped out by Flareon's Fire Blast, eliminating Cameron from the tournament in the Top 4.
This Pokémon defeats heavier and larger Pokémon such as Bianca's Emboar with Vacuum Wave and since then it has known for knocking out Kenton's Gigalith and Ash's Unfezant with Circle Throw. When Cameron forgets something or makes a mistake, Cameron snaps his head with his headband annoying Lucario in both forms of evolution. After almost losing to Ash's Snivy, it instantly evolves into Lucario and starts to knock out smaller opponents like Snivy and Pikachu, but had many struggles with both foes. According to the editor, it is Cameron's 1st catch and mostly trained out of his five other Pokémon: Watchog, Swanna, Samurott, Ferrothorn, and Hydreigon.
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Black 2 & White 2Edit
Cameron's Lucario makes an appearance in the Pokémon World Tournament download that is available for players of the Japanese Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 games from December 3, 2012 to January 31, 2013. The tournament is based on the Higaki Conference in the anime, which is conducted under Single Battle rules. It is the 3rd strongest Pokémon in the games.
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Known movesEdit
Move | Episode |
Circle Throw + | Mission: Defeat Your Rival! |
Force Palm + | Mission: Defeat Your Rival |
Copycat (move) + | Mission: Defeat Your Rival |
Vacuum Wave | Mission: Defeat Your Rival |
Aura Sphere + | A Unova League Evolution! |
+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.* - indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move. |
Moves used via CopycatEdit
Move | Episode |
Flamethrower | Mission: Defeat Your Rival |
Air Cutter | Cameron's Secret Weapon! |
Leaf Blade | Cameron's Secret Weapon! |
Iron Tail | A Unova League Evolution! |
+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.* - indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move. |
Voice actress and actorEdit
- Rikako Aikawa (Japanese)
- Bill Rogers (English as a Lucario)
- Cameron's Lucario is the only one whole Pokémon series to have evolved from a Riolu unlike other Lucario, who were already seen in their full evolved form.
- Lucario is the first Pokémon who is usually seen out of its Poké Ball to evolve in the anime since Misty's Togetic.
- The Japanese airdate of Cameron's Secret Weapon which features Riolu's evolution fell on the same week as the English airing of Goodbye, Junior Cup - Hello Adventure!, its debut appearance.
- Lucario is arguably Cameron's strongest Pokemon.


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