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House, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 8 Sleeps
Our cottage is designed in a traditional "low country" style with
the convenience of having all living area space contained on one
***** Large golf cart included in rent (3 bench seats with hard top)
***** Wireless hi-speed Iternet access included in rent
***** Unlimited long distance phone service included in rent (land line)
***** Two free car passes included in Summer period weekly rentals
New Construction (2003)
* House located within "tropical type" section of Harbor Island
* Outside color (peach with black/white trim)
* Parking beneath house on both sides (concrete)
* Landscaped yard with sprinkler system
* Palmetto, oak, pine trees in yard
* New furniture/appliances (2003)
* All carpet (except kitchen, bathrooms, back porch)
* Queen size beds in all four bedrooms
* Combination shower/tub in each of two full bathrooms
* Full linens supplied with rent
* Fully equiped kitchen/dining area
* Large family room with vaulted ceiling
* Washer and dryer
* (1) TV with DVD and (1) TV with DVD/VHS (both TVs have cable service)
* Electric fireplace
* Screened-in back porch with marsh view (eating area with chairs)
* Ceiling fans in all rooms
* Charcoal grill
* Short distance to the beach
Our house is a "non-smoking" unit/NO PETS
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Beautiful home!
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A Wonderful Place To Stay!
The home's interior was clean, nicely laid out and decorated quite well. Each of the bedrooms were an adequate size for two people with very comfortable beds and good quality linens, the two full baths had large counters were well lit and had nice showers,the kitchen & pantry were well stocked. Having a refrigerator with chilled water/ice maker, dishwasher & a washer/dryer were very nice features (we did think some of the pans could use replacing though and having a container of bar keepers friend under the sink with a box of SOS type pads would help to keep the steel pans looking new).
Our group had eight adults and thought there was adequate room whether you wanted to just relax at the end of the day in the large living room with it's vaulted ceiling, sit at the breakfast bar and use your laptop or enjoy the glider on the screened porch off the kitchen overlooking the marsh area.
Harbor Island has more than enough to interest everyone in the group; the beach and racquet club has a pool for the adults and one for small children's there are showers/changing room in the washrooms adjacent to both pools and the nice playground. There are two exercise rooms, two tennis courts & you are able to check out equipment to play basketball, horseshoes or croquet - They also rent bikes & sell a variety of items/snacks.
There is a dock for crabbing & fishing if your are interested in trying your hand at it or you could just enjoy walking along the many scenic streets. Of course there is also a nice 2.5 mile long private beach to enjoy as well!
The stretch golf cart golf cart at the home was also a very convenient and fun way to explore the island, take over to the beach & racquet club or down to the beach.
Robert was such a pleasure to work with when organizing the reservation & he was also very attentive to any needs we may have had after our arrival; we highly recommend staying at this home if you have a chance. Because of how well he handled everything we would have no reservations whatsoever with staying at one of the other properties Robert manages on Harbor island - Thanks for a great week of vacation Robert!
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While the setting on Harbor Island (approx. 1700 acres) provides a
relaxing atmosphere, the active minded can readily take advantage of
the Island's Beach & Raquet Club. It offers tennis courts, an
olympic size swimming pool, a wading pool for infants, beach
volleyball court, children's playground, and fitness center with
state-of-the-art equipment. Access to all of this is free with your rent to include the beautiful beach!
For golf enthusiasts, nearby Lady's Island Country Club offers
to a 36-hole course designed by Gary Player. Additionally, Hunting
Island State Park (containing South Carolina's only light house open
for public viewing within) is adjacent to Harbor Island.
Within just a few miles of Harbor Island, the city of Beaufort awaits
you with an abundance of history, art, culture, and natural beauty.
It is the second oldest city in South Carolina, with more homes on
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Carriage, walking, or motor tours are available within the downtown
area providing you with background history of the "Spanish mossed"
neighborhoods where homes date back to the 1700's. Also, the
downtown area provides you with a shopping district where antique
stores, galleries, and boutique shops abound along with casual
eateries, cozy bistros, and world class restaurants.
Savannah, Hilton Head, and, Charleston are easy day trips from Harbor Island!
Rental rates
- Weekly Rate: $900 - $1700
Late Summer 2014) August 2, 2014 - September 5, 2014.........$1,350.00/week
Fall 2014) September 6, 2014 - October 31, 2014.....................$1,100.00/week
Winter 2014/2015) November 1, 2014 - February 27, 2015......$ 900.00/week
Spring 2015) February 28, 2015 - May 1, 2015.........................$1,150.00/week
Early Summer 2015) May 2, 2015 - May 29, 2015....................$1,350.00/week
Summer 2015) May 30, 2015 - July 31, 2015...........................$1,700.00/week
Late Summer 2015) August 1, 2015 - September 4, 2015.........$1,350.00/week
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- Rates include departure cleaning.
- A 30% deposit with a signed contract is required.
- The balance is payable no later than (30) days before arrival.
- Two free car passes are included in the weekly rate for Summer rentals. Renters are responsible for paying if additional car passes are needed as follows as established by the Harbor Island Owners Association:
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The all-star football game "Clear Dream Match 2" will be held Aug. 24 at the University of Makati, with 2006 Fifa World Player of the Year Fabio Cannavaro and former Chelsea team captain Dennis Wise in the lineup.
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A memory controller hub includes a graphics subsystem adapted to perform graphics operations on data, and interface circuitry adapted selectively to couple the graphics subsystem to a local memory through electrical connectors and to couple the memory controller hub to a graphics controller through the electrical connectors.
1. A computer chip comprising:
an internal graphics subsystem adapted to perform graphics operations on data; and interface circuitry adapted selectively to couple the internal graphics subsystem to a local memory through electrical connectors and to couple the computer chip to an external graphics controller through the same electrical connectors, wherein the local memory is to provide graphics memory for use by the internal graphics subsystem.
2. The computer chip of
3. The computer chip of
4. The computer chip of
5. The computer chip of
6. The computer chip of
7. A computer system comprising:
a CPU;
a display device;
a system memory, the system memory adapted to store video data and non-video data; and
a computer chip coupled to the CPU and coupled to the system memory, the computer chip comprising:
an internal graphics subsystem adapted to perform graphics operations on graphics data; and
interface circuitry adapted selectively to couple the internal graphics subsystem to a local memory through electrical connectors and to couple the computer chip to an external graphics controller through the same electrical connectors, wherein the local memory is to provide graphics memory for use by the internal graphics subsystem.
8. The computer system of
9. The computer system of
10. The computer system of
11. The computer system of
12. The computer system of
This application is a continuation application of and claims priority from U.S. application Ser. No. 09/644,967, filed on Aug. 23, 2000, now U.S. Pat. No. 7,116,331.
The invention relates to memory controller hub interfaces.
Microcomputer systems generally include one or more memory controllers that control and coordinate the transfer of data between the computer's system memory, central processing unit (CPU), and peripheral devices. Graphics applications may be supported by peripheral devices known as graphics controllers that require a memory controller hub to transfer data between them, the system memory, and the CPU.
A design concern associated with microcomputer systems is the quality of two-dimensional (2D), three-dimensional (3D), and video image (often collectively referred to below as "graphics") processing. High-performance graphics processing requires processor-intensive calculations and the fast manipulation of large quantities of data. Several designs have been implemented to achieve high-performance graphics processing while also reducing the cost of the complete system and allowing for upgrades to the computer system's capability.
A computer system may include a graphics controller coupled to local memory for storing graphics data, so that the amount of data that must be transferred between the graphics controller and the system memory and/or the CPU is reduced. Increasing the amount of local memory available to the graphics controller improves graphics performance, but also increases the cost of the computer system, because local graphics memory is relatively expensive. Less local memory is required to achieve the same graphics performance, however, if a dedicated bus, e.g., an Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP), is used to couple the controller to the memory controller. An AGP allows the controller to treat portions of system memory as dedicated local graphics memory, which reduces the amount of local memory required and lowers overall system costs.
Computer system costs also may be reduced by eliminating the peripheral graphics controller and integrating its functionality into the memory controller. In such a configuration the memory controller hub is better described as a graphics/memory controller, since it performs graphics processing functions in addition to memory control and transfer functions. Additionally, it includes one or more output ports to send graphics signals to external devices, such as cathode ray tubes (CRTs) and flat-panel monitors. A graphics/memory controller hub may be coupled to local memory for storing graphics data.
In a computer system, a memory controller hub may be integrated with an internal graphics controller and may interface with an external graphics device through an AGP port. Because the memory controller hub controls both graphics and memory functions it is referred to as a graphics/memory controller hub (GMCH). The GMCH provides both internal graphics processing and scalable graphics performance through an AGP interface.
The GMCH may be used in one of two mutually exclusive modes: AGP mode, in which case the GMCH uses its capability to interface with an external graphics controller and its internal graphics functionality is disabled; or Gfx mode, in which case the GMCH uses its internal graphics capability, and its ability to interface with an external graphics controller is disabled. In Gfx mode the GMCH can still interface with a local memory module through the AGP port to provide additional graphics memory for use by the internal graphics. Whether the GMCH operates in AGP mode or Gfx mode can be determined automatically and set during the start-up sequence of the computer.
In one embodiment, AGP interface 21 and local memory interface 22 enable GMCH 3 to be coupled, via a shared dedicated bus interface, to external graphics device 7. AGP interface 21 couples GMCH 3 to an external graphics controller (not shown) and local memory interface 22 couples GMCH 3 to an AIMM card that holds SDRAM physical memory (not shown) for use with internal graphics components 25. AGP interface 21 and local memory interface 22 share a physical interface, but communication protocols and signals across the interface depend on whether it is used to couple data stream and dispatch controller 26 to an AGP graphics controller or to an AIMM card. The same component pins are used for both interfaces. The shared interface reduces the number of pins on GMCH 3 that would be required to support two independent interfaces, thus reducing the size and cost of GMCH 3. Furthermore, the reduced number of pins on the shared interface facilitates routing the design of the motherboard into which GMCH 3 and local graphics memory are plugged in four layers. This reduces the GMCH cost and the board cost. As a result of the shared interface, almost all local memory interface signals can be mapped onto AGP interface 21. When GMCH 3 is configured in AGP mode, the shared interface supports the AGP interface 21. When GMCH 3 is configured in Gfx mode, the interface serves as a local memory interface 22, but local memory is optional and SDRAM devices need not be connected to interface 22.
AGP transactions are run in a split transaction fashion where the request for data transfer is disconnected in time from the data transfer itself. An AGP compliant graphics device (bus master) 7 a initiates a transaction with an access request. The AGP interface 21 responds to the request by directing the corresponding data transfer at a later time, which permits the AGP graphics device 7 a to pipeline several access requests while waiting for data transfers to occur. As a result of pipelining, several read and/or write access requests may be simultaneously outstanding in request queues 100. Access requests can either be pipelined across an address/data bus (AD bus) 105, 107 of AGP or transferred through sideband address lines 107 of AGP 9 and received by request queue 100.
Scheduler 102 processes the access requests in request queue 100. Read data are obtained from system memory 4 and are returned at the initiative of scheduler 102 via read data return queue 104 and across AD bus 105 of the 9. Write data are provided by AGP compliant graphics controller 7 at the direction of scheduler 102 when space is available in the write data queue 108. Thus, AGP transactions generally include interleaved access requests and data transfers.
GMCH 3 uses a distributed arbitration model to integrate the functions of AGP compliant graphics controller 7 a with other components connected to GMCH. Independent buses and interfaces (i.e., CPU interface 20, AGP interface 21, local memory interface 22, hub interface 23, and system memory interface 24) and distributed arbitration allow multiple transactions to be issued simultaneously. As long as transactions on the independently arbitrated buses do not compete for the common resources, they can proceed in parallel. The arbitration algorithms and policies fulfill particular agent requirements and may favor different aspects of system performance, for example, low bus/resource acquisition latency, optimized instantaneous peak bandwidth, or optimized sustained bandwidth.
AGP interface arbiter 106 detects external request signals 109, internal request signals 111 from CPU interface 20, and data queue status signals 113 from scheduler 102. Along with determining whether the AGP master 7 a or GMCH 3 owns the physical interface, arbiter 106 dictates to the external graphics device 7 a (the AGP master) the type of transactions that can be carried out during its ownership of the interface signals. The arbitration handshake and the function of AGP signals are described in detail in the AGP specification. Write data status inputs sent from scheduler 102 to arbiter 106 result from write access requests when space in write buffers 108 is available. Read data status inputs sent from scheduler 102 to arbiter 106 result from data being read from memory and made available in read queue 104 to be returned over AD bus 105.
Because the decisions of arbiter 106 depend on the state of the read buffers 104 and write buffers 108, the arbiter functions in conjunction with scheduler 102. Scheduler 102 dispatches AGP non-snoopable requests internally to system memory interface 4 and identifies to AGP interface arbiter 106 the priority in which it should service pending requests and accept new requests. Scheduler 102 enforces compliance with AGP ordering rules and, along with system memory arbitration logic (not shown), allows high priority requests to be handled as highest priority events in the system.
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Local memory 202 can exist on an AIMM card 7 b card that complies with the AGP form-factor. AIMM card 7 b is a four layer printed circuit board, which fits into a 3.3 Volt or universal AGP connector on the motherboard of the computer system, but instead of providing AGP/PCI functionality, the card contains graphics memory, for example, one 2M�32 SDRAM device or two 1M�16 SDRAM devices 202 (
Since the local memory interface supports both 100 MHz and 133 MHz frequencies, a strap can be used to determine which frequency to select. When AIMM card 7 b is plugged into the AGP slot on the motherboard it communicates to GMCH 3 its appropriate operating frequency on one of the pins of local memory interface 22. GMCH 3 samples the pin during reset, but the value on this pin may also be over-ridden by software via the GMCH configuration register. Since current SDRAM technology uses 3.3 volt (V) logic rather than the 1.5 V option supported by AGP, AIMM card 7 b sets a signal on a pin of local memory interface 22 to indicate that it requires 3.3 V power. Furthermore, AIMM card 7 b should only present a 3.3 V key to local memory interface 22 and not a 1.5 V key, to prevent it from being inserted into a 1.5 V-only connector.
The read queues 304 and write queues 308 in local memory interface 22 function similarly to the read/write queues for AGP interface 21. However, queues 304, 308 are modified slightly to handle additional local memory datapaths. Data are written from AIMM card 7 b to read data queue 304, and to AIMM card 7 b from write data queue 308 within local memory interface 22 over the AGP. Scheduler 302 and local memory arbiter 306 function together to control the flow of data across local memory interface 22.
In Gfx mode, the signal used on the particular pin of local memory interface 22 to indicate whether or not GMCH is operating in AGP mode should remain functional as a reference voltage for sampling 3.3V local memory data (LMD) inputs. The voltage level on the pin is identical to the level used in AGP mode.
Pin mapping assignments for signals used on AGP interface 21 and local memory interface 22 can be made with the primary goal of optimizing the layout of AIMM card 7 b. AGP signals as they exist on the standard AGP connector serve as a basis for the pin mapping, but special types of AGP signals such as strobes and any open-drain signals can be omitted. Also, some signals that exist on the standard AGP connector do not exist on GMCH's AGP interface 21, so these are not be used for local memory (LM) signals. The pin mapping assignments for AGP signals and LM signals are listed in the table shown in
AGP addressing signals include PIPE# and SBA signals. PIPE# is a sustained tri-state signal from the master (i.e., the graphics controller) to GMCH 3, which triggers a pipeline read. PIPE# is asserted by the current master to indicate that a full width address is to be queued by the target. The master queues one request per rising clock edge while PIPE# is asserted. When PIPE# is deasserted no new requests are queued across the AD bus. SBA signals are sideband address signals sent across sideband bus 107 and are used to pass address and command signals from the AGP master to GMCH 3.
Pipeline reads and sideband addressing are two mutually exclusive mechanisms used to queue requests from the AGP master. When PIPE# is used to queue addresses, the master is not allowed to queue addresses using sideband bus 107. During configuration time, if the master indicates that it can use either mechanism, the configuration software will indicate which mechanism the master will use. The master will use the selected mechanism until it is reset and reprogrammed to use the other mode. A change of modes does not occur dynamically, but only when the device is first configured after being reset.
AGP flow control signals include RBF#, WBF#, and ST signals. RBF# (the read buffer full signal) indicates if the master is ready to accept previously requested low priority read data. RBF# is sampled only at the beginning of a cycle, and when it is asserted GMCH 3 is not allowed to return low priority read data to the AGP master on the first block. WBF# (the write buffer full signal) indicates if the master is ready to accept fast write data from GMCH 3. WBF# is sampled only at the beginning of a cycle, and when it is asserted, GMCH 3 is not allowed to drive fast write data to the AGP master. ST signals provide status information from arbiter 106 to the AGP master. ST signals can be used to indicate that previously requested low or high priority read data are being returned to the master, that the master is to provide low or high priority write data for a previously queue write command, or that the master has been given permission to start a bus transaction. ST signals are always an output from GMCH 3 and an input to the AGP master.
AGP frame# (PCI) signals, including FRAME#, IRDY#, TRDY#, STOP#, DEVSEL#, REQ#, GNT#, AD, C/BE, and PAR signals, are based on PCI signals defined in PCI Component Specification 2.1, but are redefined when used to carry out AGP transactions.
FRAME# is asserted by GMCH 3 during fast writes to indicate the beginning and duration of a data transfer transaction. REQ# is used to request access to the bus to initiate a PCI or AGP request. For fast write transactions, IRDY# is driven by GMCH 3 to indicate that the AGP master is ready to provide all write data for the current transaction. Once IRDY# is asserted for a write operations, the master is not allowed to insert wait states. The assertion of IRDY# for reads indicates that the master is ready to transfer write data. The master may insert wait states between transfers of 32 byte data blocks, but not during a transfer. GMCH 3 deasserts IRDY# to insert wait states between data blocks. TRDY# is used by the AGP master during fast write transactions to indicate if and when the AGP master is capable of transferring a subsequent block of read data. The target is allowed to insert wait states between 32 byte data block transfers if multiple blocks are to be sent.
STOP# is used to indicate a signal disconnect or target abort termination. DEVSEL# is used to indicate that the transaction cannot complete during the block transfer. REQ# is input to AGP interface arbiter 106 to request access to the AGP bus in order to initiate an AGP or PCI transaction. GNT# is asserted if read data are pending in the read data return queue 104 or if a write command is received and space is available is the write data queue 108. GNT# is deasserted when there are no active inputs to AGP interface arbiter 106. AD signals are address and data signals sent across AD bus 105, 107 and are used to pass address and command signals from the AGP master to GMCH 3. C/BE (command/byte enable) signals provide command information when requests are being queued during pipelined transfers, and provide byte information during AGP write transactions. C/BE signals are not used during the return of read data. PAR is a parity signal used for PCI transactions, but not for AGP transactions, carried out over the AGP bus.
AGP clocking and miscellaneous signals include AD_STB, SB_STB, TYPEDET#, RST#, PME#, and USB signals. AD_STB (AD bus strobe) provides timing for 2� and 4� clocked data transferred as AD signals and C/BE signals on the AD bus 105. SB_STB (sideband strobe) provides timing for 2� and 4� clocked data transferred as SBA signals on SB bus 107. TYPEDET# is used to indicate what kind of logic signal shall be used with an AIMM card 7 b if one is plugged into the AGP interface. Since current SDRAM technology is always 3.3V rather than the 1.5V option also supported by AGP, the AIMM card should set the TYPEDET# signal correctly (open indicates 3.3 V; grounded indicates 1.5 V) to indicate it requires a 3.3V power supply (not grounded). Furthermore, the AIMM card should have only the 3.3V key and not the 1.5V key, preventing it from being inserted into 1.5V-only connector. RST# is received from ICH 11 and is used to reset AGP interface logic within the MCH. PME# (power management event) is used to wake up the device from a suspended state. USB signals are universal serial bus signals.
Local memory signals mapped onto APG signals include MA, MD, DQM, CS#, RAS#, CAS#, WE#, FREQ_SEL, and TCLK. Local memory signals use the same pins of the physical interface as AGP signals do, as shown in
The physical interface shared by local memory interface 22 and AGP interface simplifies the fabrication and operation of GMCH 3, yet offers flexible functionality to the user of GMCH 3.
Referring to
The computer system 1 can be reset 500 when it is powered up, reset by the user, or automatically reset by the computer system. During early Power On Self Test (POST) 502 the system basic input output system (BIOS) performs various tests of the computer system hardware and software including detecting system memory and basic initialization of hardware and software. During the POST, the BIOS tests if an AGP graphics controller is plugged into the AGP slot 504 by executing a configuration read to the PCI bus.
If an AGP compatible controller is present, it is detected by the system BIOS and serves as the graphics controller for the computer system. The computer system is initialized in AGP mode 510, and an AGP/Gfx select bit is set to 0 in a configuration register to track this fact for the system. GMCH 3 is initialized to use AGP interface 21 to communicate with the AGP compatible controller.
If an AGP compatible controller is not located, the computer system is initialized to operate in Gfx mode 520 to use internal graphics, and AGP/Gfx select bit is set to 1. After Gfx mode is selected, the BIOS tests 522 for the presence of an AIMM card. If an AIMM card is not present, the computer system is initialized to use internal graphics functionality with system memory 526. If an AIMM card is detected, then the computer system is initialized to use internal graphics functionality with system memory and local memory on the AIMM card, and GMCH 3 is initialized to use local memory interface 22 to communicate with the AIMM card 524.
Other implementations are within the scope of the claims.
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf plans to create a task force to help site
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Groningen gas field.
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abundance of cargoes.
Exelon CEO Christopher Crane said the nation's largest nuclear generator
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Cities merchant nuclear plant in Illinois.
French prompt power prices edged up on Friday due to lower plant
availability, with temperatures forecast to remain below the seasonal average
until next Thursday, sources said.
German day-ahead power prices rebounded Thursday as wind output was
forecast to drop Friday, but the monthly spot average for May was still on
track for its lowest level since at least 2003, according to sources.
Alpha Natural Resources is "exploring options" after receiving a 90-day
notice from the state of Wyoming that said the company must find a substitute
for $411 million in self-bonds because it no longer qualifies for the state's
self-bonding program, Alpha said Friday.
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low of 2.063 million mt despite rising 83% year on year following a
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Pastner lets players show lighter side at Tigers annual awards banquet
(Editor's note: The Memphis Tigers' record is 10-6 in Conference USA and 22-9 overall. Earlier versions of this story contained an incorrect record.)
There were no awards handed out Sunday at The Peabody as there had been in previous years at the University of Memphis' annual basketball banquet.
Rather than extol the players' individual performances this season, coach Josh Pastner wanted Tigers supporters to see a lighter, more human side of his team before it departed for El Paso, Texas, today for this week's Conference USA Tournament at UTEP.
"I want everything team, team, team. No individual stuff. It's all team," Pastner said. "And I wanted Tiger Nation to know their student-athletes better. Sometimes you just see them and look at them as basketball players. They're good human beings and they're good people, and they represent the university and the city."
Pastner had each set of road roommates address a packed Grand Ballroom from the stage. Most of the players gave each other gag gifts that had the audience doubled over in laughter.
After revealing to the audience how freshman Tarik Black often stinks up the pair's bathroom, freshman guard Antonio Barton gave Black some incense for future pit stops. Not to be outdone, Black, who pointed out how Barton is always smothering himself in lotion, gave his roommate some fragrant Victoria's Secret Sweet Pea moisturizer.
"I won," Black said as he made his way off the stage.
Junior Wesley Witherspoon, who rooms with fellow junior Preston Laird, finally revealed to fans what's in the backpack that he always wears to practice, pulling from it a miniature-sized backpack that he gave to Laird. Laird had already one-upped him, giving Witherspoon his own personal microphone.
"I didn't want him to have to use the bus microphone," said Laird, referring to a Witherspoon prank on the team bus earlier this season.
Sophomore Drew Barham got senior Will Coleman a small hand rake to rub out the rolls in his scalp that teammates are always cracking on him about. Sophomore D.J. Stephens gave freshman forward and Cameroon native Hippolyte Tsafack a book to help him work on his American accent and told the crowd to expect some "more fluent English" from Tsafack in the future.
"It was a different touch. I thought the guys were good," Pastner said. "What it shows is our guys are good guys."
The Tigers (22-9, 10-6 in C-USA) will get back to business today with a 10 a.m. practice before departing for El Paso, where No. 4-seed Memphis opens its tournament at 2:30 p.m. Thursday against Wednesday's Southern Miss-Tulane winner.
With Memphis teetering on the bubble for an at-large NCAA Tournament berth, the Tigers know the only way they can assure themselves of a spot in the Big Dance is by winning the C-USA Tournament.
"We can win anything," Black said when asked if the team was prepared to win three games in three days. "We can win 20 in 20 days. Whatever challenge you present to us, we're gonna overcome it."
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This brutal, bloody, dark and at times gruesomely funny thriller isn't some David Fincher-esque mood piece where all the clues come together at the end. It's more like a modern-day, Georgia version of a spaghetti Western.
Mar 27, 2014So Ayer, the director of the new Sabotage, does it smartly, subtly, by keeping some of the Schwarzenegger totems -- the masculine power, the enormous armory, the drainpipe-sized cigars -- and raising the quality of the surroundings.
This is the disreputable, even disgusting diversion the Expendables pictures should've been.
There's a great sense of rot to everything as shot by Bruce McCleery, and David Sardy's score is propulsive and appropriately caustic. What ultimately works about Sabotage is the way it so unabashedly plays rough.
For most of its running length, Sabotage is a gritty, compelling motion picture with twists to make a pretzel envious.
You're thankful when Ayer stops trying to artistically tart up this Peckinpah-lite tale of vengeance and just lets his leading man do what he does best: blow the bad guys away.
Sabotage's mystery component is mostly dead on arrival, and poor Olivia Williams has the thankless job of carrying it as the no-nonsense detective searching for the killer. But as Ayer proved with his previous film, End Of Watch, he has a natural eye and ear for the ecosystem of law enforcement.
You won't respect yourself in the morning, but you might have some dumb, lizard-brain fun.
This is the type of movie best enjoyed as a late-night indulgence on cable. Really late at night, when your eyes are still partially open, but your brain has called it quits.
The rest of Sabotage rarely rises to Schwarzenegger's level, in large measure because the other characters (of which there are far too many) aren't nearly as sharply drawn by Ayer and co-writer Skip Woods.
This is an extremely gory flick, with autopsy scenes to complement Schwarzenegger's usual shoot-first sensibilities. After 30 years, it's pointless to complain about the collateral damage in his movies, but here Schwarzenegger is taking vigilante justice to dark new levels that can only be reached via plot holes big enough for a Hummer.
Sabotage cannot be called a good movie, not with a straight face. But as an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, it has something.
The movie wants it both ways: bloodthirsty revenge and some finger-wagging about the tactics.
Mar 27, 2014Sabotage is perfectly acceptable by it's peculiar standards, the action skillfully rendered but the scarcity of character development and perplexing ethics make the picture an uneasy watch.
David Ayer's latest, Sabotage, is a sloppy DEA whodunit, distinguished by its scatological humor and gore.
Arnie completists will enjoy seeing the Austrian Oak in good form, but as a whodunit thriller Sabotage is found severely wanting.
May 5, 2014A bloody, scuzzy, progressively preposterous whodunnit, blending old school and new wave to neutering effect. One chunky plus: the all-new Antihero Arnie.
Artificially jacked up to feel like mean but serious fun, Sabotage mostly flings blood, vengeance, testosterone and clichés to the wall to see what sticks.
Director David Ayer is using the blood and guts to make a point about the insane violence committed by drug cartels, yes, but the bloodshed is unrelenting and, ultimately, exhausting.
This could well be the single most implausible film playing at your multiplex this weekend and bear in mind, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" is still in release.
There's no sense of visual artifice to match the ludicrous pitch of the script, and subsequently, the film comes off as awkward and uncertain.
Stupid, sadistic, misogynistic, confusing, and more than a little ridiculous. Here's the thing, though: It keeps you watching, if only to see how tortured the plot or characters are going to get. I'm not sure that "entertainingly awful" is a recommendation, but the shoe fits.
So Arnold Schwarzenegger has reached the shaky-cam-and-hoodies stage of his career. But it's a bit late in the day for Arnold to try to get all indie and complicated.
Sabotage isn't any good, even if its jagged, jolting visual excesses and frenzied energy keep you awake, gasping and guffawing by turns.
What's most remarkable about this big, dumb exploitation movie is how carefully anything approaching psychological texture appears to have been peeled away.
Watching this head-slappingly stupid movie is an exercise is seeing David Ayer sucked into the drain that Arnold's been spiraling down ever since his "comeback."
Mar 26, 2014The violence is always vicious, the catalog of brutally attacked, pornographically bloody bodies is unending, and despite the abundance of action the film is terribly dull.
Does this mean that Sabotage is a rich, morally complex story about the gray zone between good and evil? Hell, no. It just means it is a bungle.
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Mar 28, 2014Sabotage has a few blind-siding plot twists that don't quite work, but for the most part this is a solidly executed and suitably sleazy genreSabotage has a few blind-siding plot twists that don't quite work, but for the most part this is a solidly executed and suitably sleazy genre flick. Arnold Schwarzenegger may not be the best thing in Sabotage, but this is the best film that he's done in a long time. Sabotage is far more effective than its action-centric trailers have suggested, with the film more a mystery-thriller that actually offers Arnold Schwarzenegger and the cool ensemble a chance to act and not just shoot guns.… Full Review »
Mar 30, 2014Wrong movie for Shwarzenegger. It is a gritty and gruesome action movie, and Shwarzenegger is obviously out of his usual element. It is aWrong movie for Shwarzenegger. It is a gritty and gruesome action movie, and Shwarzenegger is obviously out of his usual element. It is a disaster. It is depressing watching him in this one. Nobody sane in mind would call Shwartzenegger in a movie like this.… Full Review »
Apr 10, 2014Yes it's another mindless Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. It's got a pretty entertaining story and a lot ofYes it's another mindless Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. It's got a pretty entertaining story and a lot of fun shootouts that is guaranteed to please die-hard fans of action. Acting is pretty standard for a type of movie like this, however, some of the actors, such as Terence Howard and Sam Worthington felt a bit wasted, as they didn't get the screentime that they deserved. The most notable performance by far was Mireille Enos, who delivered an unexpectedly sinister performance. Overall, it may be somewhat forgettable, but for what it's worth, it's definitely entertaining throughout and not as bad as people and critics have been saying it is.… Full Review »


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The Good, The Bad and the Working Overtime
Marda Miller
February 16 2012 01:33PM
This is a weekly feature that will highlight The Good, The Bad and The *fill in the blank* exciting things that are currently happening in the NHL. Is Seattle really going to get an NHL team? Wouldn't it be funny if Rick Nash didn't get traded from Columbus at all? Will Bleacher Creatures ever make an Alex Burrows plush doll? Hockey: the excitement it creates is contagious.
Delivering the Sauce: Jordan Schroeder is NHL Ready
Jeff Angus
February 16 2012 09:05AM
Photo Credit: Chris Jerina of AHL in Photos.
With a few notable exceptions, Canucks fans are educated regarding their team (our readers are, at least). Most of you know that Jordan Schroeder was "stolen" by the Canucks when they picked up 22nd overall back in 2009 (he was slated by many to be a top 10 pick, and he slid dropped due to concerns about his attitude and size and strength). Since then, his development has had more downs than ups. He left college early to join the AHL's Manitoba Moose after the 2009-10 season. In his professional rookie season, Schroeder struggled to produce consistently, finishing with 28 points in 61 games (he missed 16 games with a high ankle sprain).
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Canucks Defeat Opponent in Regulation: World Explodes
Thomas Drance
February 15 2012 11:36PM
The Canucks confused everyone by winning a game in sixty minutes.
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For the first time in seven Roberto Luongo starts, the Canucks managed to end a game without the use of a shootout. What the midwestern hockey fans call "Free Hockey" has become so commonplace for the Canucks, that it almost felt strange to see them take two points in regulation. It has now officially been a month since the Canucks last regulation loss (January 15th against Anaheim), but this was only the third win in the team's last eleven games that occurred without the use of the shootout or over-time. I'm downright shocked, I tell you!
For the most part, tonight's affair was a pretty even game. While Roberto Luongo was once again the difference, it was nice to see the Sedins possessing the puck, and realistically threatening to perform acts of Sedinery for the first time in what seems like months! The game also saw Jannik Hansen, who scored the game winner off a lovely set up from fourth liner Cody Hodgson, and Alex Burrows break extended goal-scoring droughts.
A more detailed recap, the statistical three stars and scoring chance data after the jump!
Headshots February 15th
Cam Davie
February 15 2012 02:47PM
The Vancouver Canucks have an official donut sponsor - Tim Horton's.
Mmmmmm.... organizational priorities.
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Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day's freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you've written a blogpost, produced a tribute video or birthed a clever .gif into existence - please e-mail Thom at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Way, way outside the organizational philosophy
Patrick Johnston
February 15 2012 01:03PM
Eric Staal can't decide who he likes best, Rick Nash or Corey Perry. We're pretty sure the Canucks do.
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Twitter is...all..a-twitter...about Rick Nash being on the move. Coming after much recent speculation about Corey Perry, how can Canucks fans stand it all?
Some, like our very own Jeff Angus, are predicting the Canucks will make a major shakeup at the trade deadline. My own feeling is they need a defenceman but, what the heck, if there's a high-quality scoring winger out there - even if the Canucks have already picked up the underappreciated David Booth - it's worth considering.
Let's take a look at the two names that have been batted about recently as possible targets for the Canucks: Rick Nash, as mentioned, and Corey Perry. Even disregarding who would have to move out the other way, let's assess both players on the principle you acquire the player first and sort out the rest second.


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WILKES-BARRE TWP. — After first two seasons as head coach at King's, Jeff Knarr's tenure hasn't begun as he and the team would have hoped.
Starting Year 3 now with a vast majority of players in camp – men he recruited – Knarr is in the middle of his best training camp as King's mentor.
One of the reasons there's so much optimism at camp is because the players are getting along better than ever under Knarr.
"The thing we like is these seniors have done a good job of building team chemistry," the coach said. "The first year it's hard to do that even though we had a great group of seniors there. Last year there was no chemistry and the kids realized that's a problem and what you need and these guys have done a great job of doing that."
The Monarchs are coming off a 1-7 record in the MAC and a 1-9 overall mark, prompting coaches in the preseason poll to rank the squad tied for eighth in the 10-team league. But that's not going to stop the players from having high expectations.
"We're expecting what every team comes into the season expecting: to win every game and a championship climb," said senior linebacker Ryan Cordingly. "You're crazy thinking you're going to go into the MAC and not compete. And that's what we're planning on doing regardless of rankings and polls and what other people have said about our team."
With just four returning starters on offense, the Monarchs are youthful and may look like an inexperienced squad. But that's not the case.
Sophomore quarterback Bryant Klein played in five games, including four starts a year ago. Another sophomore signal-caller is Tyler Hartranft, who transferred to King's in January from Susquehanna. Both are competing for the starting gig.
Kyle McGrath, who rushed for a team-high 4.2 yards per carry as a freshman, is back for his sophomore season after an injury-plagued campaign. Junior Judens Giombert will also see some time in the backfield.
There's also a competition at receiver and tight end with five players vying for playing time at wideout and five more in a close race at tight end.
"Competition makes everyone better. They cheer for their teammates and they can only get better from there," Knarr said. "If we have two good guys and they're both competing, they're both going to get better and that will help us."
Cordingly and fellow senior linebacker Ryan Kelly are both four-year starters for the Monarchs and have been a staple for the team's solid play in that time. In their previous three seasons, they have combined for 430 tackles.
With a young defensive line last year, the duo put more pressure on themselves to get the job done. With most of the young D-line returning and having more experience, Cordingly and Kelly will change that method into a traditional linebacker role.
"It's all about the patience," Cordingly said. "You want to go out and make that play and make the tackle every time, but you know that if you're protecting the gap you're doing your job. It's all about just understanding your job and the film."
Jake Lehnowsky is a returning starter on the defensive line and defensive back Evan Crisman are two more returning starters on an experienced defense. The Monarchs also have a Ron Garrett returning from an injury to help bolster the defensive unit and nose guard Pete Santorelli played in seven games last year.
It's been a long first two seasons for Knarr and his team, only managing two wins in 20 games.
Losing players with injuries has been a thorn in the side for the Monarchs over the last few seasons. More depth should be able to cover if that happens again.
Although having a young team, King's shouldn't have problems improving on its record of the last two years, and opponents will have to watch out for upsets from the young, upstart team.


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'Cromwell's family interceding for the life of King Charles the First'
1 portrait of Bridget Fleetwood (née Cromwell)
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'Cromwell's family interceding for the life of King Charles the First'
by James Scott, published by Thomas Boys, after William Fisk
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- Elizabeth Claypole (née Cromwell) (1629-1658), Daughter of Oliver Cromwell. Sitter associated with 7 portraits.
- Elizabeth Cromwell (née Bourchier) (1598-1665), Wife of Oliver Cromwell. Sitter associated with 3 portraits.
- Henry Cromwell (1628-1674), Son of Oliver Cromwell and statesman. Sitter associated with 13 portraits.
- Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658), Lord Protector of England. Sitter associated with 223 portraits.
- Richard Cromwell (1626-1712), Lord Protector of England. Sitter associated with 21 portraits.
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- Consulted on best-practices for front-end development and user centered design
- Coded in jQuery
- Procured and managed resources
- Developed sites using hand coding, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash and other site architecture tools
- Interviewed and hired consultants and freelancers for projects
- Initiated, developed and managed RFP and bid proposals
- Advised partners on development and design best practices
MediMedia USA – Senior Front End Consultant – (11/09 – 3/10)
During site redesign, I was the Sr. Front End Developer responsible for designing and coding front ends for the company's veterinary publication portal – http://www.vetlearn.com. Additionally, I acted as a consultant, mentor, trainer, tester, and analyst.
- Worked in agile .Net environment using the DotNetNuke CMS platform
- Developed full UX and UI layouts, mockups, and wireframe functionality; skinning
- Acted as advisory on development of requirements gathering, functional design specs and market segmentation
- Produced code using table-less designs.
- Mentored and trained publication editors on CMS usage
- Used jQuery framework to create advanced Javascript and AJAX user interfaces
- Exceeded deadline expectations while working in extremely fast-paced environment
AmeriFlex – Web Design and Development Consultant – (2/09 – 08/09)
As a web designer/developer, I was responsible for developing User Interfaces and Customer Experiences for the company internet and intranet portals. Quick expansion led to a constant array of new problems. I was responsible for coming up with creative solutions. Utilizing the latest technologies, I provided top-notch designs for the marketing and IT departments.
- Produced training videos for staff using After Effect and Camtasia
- Used Drupal to develop content managed sites
- Worked with contractors to provide Flash/Actionscript functionality to client-facing web portal
Symbiosys – Web Design and Development Consultant – (08/07-11/08)
Symbiosys needed a dynamic, top-notch creative talent for their client, DuPont. Web development, content management, and graphic design were a regular part of this position. Responsibilities included managing multiple jobs, Flash design, graphic design, and content management.
- Consulted on projects and provided feedback on areas needing improvement
- Participated in site redesign using Interwoven CMS and JavaScript
- Used 3D Studio Max and Adobe After Effects to produce architecture firm's Flash web experience
- On-going, weekly training in Project Management
University of Pennsylvania – Web Development and Content Production Consultant – (4/08-11/08)
Acted as a liaison between the IT and the public relations groups as well as designing/coding pages. I consulted with both groups, provided the design and coding solutions the IT group needed, and the mentoring and training the public relations groups needed.
FrancescaCostanzo.com – Web Design and Development Consultant – (4/08-11/08)
Francesca needed a creative and technically minded individual to produce her photography web site. She needed a site that was simple to use, delivered her portfolio effectively, and spoke to her audience. I integrated a slideshow module and trained her how to use, update and produce content for her DotNetNuke CMS
D&D Interactive, Inc. – Web Development Consultant – (5/07-10/07)
- Used knowledge of §508 Accessibility requirements to create forms and pages for hard of seeing users.
- Used functional design specifications, site architecture tree, and copy deck to hard code wire framed pages.
PricewaterhouseCoopers, Inc. – Technical Support Consultant – (5/05-1/06)
- Networked various in house corporate communications systems including 120 laptops for use in the field
- Created PowerPoint presentations for company VPs
MBNA America, Inc. – Web Design and Development Consultant – (2/05-3/05)
- Managed multiple projects and developed the front-end Flash and CSS pages for MBNA's affinity companies and clients.
- Developed and designed email A/B marketing campaign HTML and CSS pages.
- Coded HTML email campaign pages with tracking devices for WebTrends metrics analysis
- Ensured usability of forms and formatting for credit card advertisement landing pages
- Created sophisticated Flash animations for ten different affinity companies
Blue Wave Solutions – Web Design and Development Consultant – (1/05-2/05)
- Rapidly developed a front-end to back-end solution for an entire company's web presence.
- Designed print collateral
JPMorganChase, Inc. – Web Developer – (10/04-1/05)
- Managed multiple projects and helped develop the front and back-end for merging of two international finance companies' web sites.
- Worked with team members to rapidly create wireframes for hundreds of web pages using XHTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Created systemic use case documentation
- Developed complete functional design specifications for entire series of brokerage process pages and sections
- Coordinated with data analysts, brokerage managers and VPs, and legal departments to establish streamlined and viable brokerage client user experience
- Assisted database developers in database design
- Managed project efforts to ensure deadlines were consistently met on time
- Acted as liaison between multiple departments including Data Analysis, Development, Design, and Brokerage.
QVC, Inc. – Web Design and Development Consultant – (9/01 - 12/01)
- Ensured timely delivery of product pages in a time sensitive, live production environment
Law.com, Inc., American Lawyer Media, LLC. – Web Design and Developer – (5/98 – 12/99)
- Developed new content delivery channels and a custom, database driven CMS
Red Sector A, Inc. / Coretech, Inc.– Web Designer and Developer – (1/96 – 5/98)
- One of four people in initial stages of company start-up who helped grow the company 550 percent and eventually
become acquired.
- Presented new and emerging technologies to Fortune 500 clients. Provided sales support. Attended conventions like Internet World and gave presentations on exciting new company services and technologies.
Aquent, Inc.– Graphic Design and Web Development Consultant – (1/95 – 1/96)
David Kaplan Design, LLC – Principal / Freelance – (6/96 – Present)
As a sole proprietor, I have been working on various sites and projects throughout the years. On a broad scale, my work has included, but is not limited to:
- Graphic design, front end coding, back end coding, system administration (onsite, remote and cloud-based) and content management system development and integration.
- Project management, budgeting, contract negotiation, RPFs and bidding, staff procurement, management and mentoring.
- Corporate branding, marketing and image make-overs.
- Both desktop and web-based application user interface (UI) design, user experience (UX) design and design heuristics.
- Visual effects, motion graphics, video and sound editing, 2D animation and 3D modeling and animation using 3D Studio Max.
- Rebuilding inefficient legacy code saving clients significant costs in troubleshooting and debugging.
- Site architecture planning and design using various creative and technical tools including most Adobe and Microsoft products.
- Marketing campaign and SEO development, programming, design and deployment
- Business metric analytics and marketing campaign reporting
Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Program of Study: Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media
Delaware County Community College, Media, Pennsylvania
Coursework in Business Administration
Camden County College, Blackwood, New Jersey
Program of Study: Associate of Arts in Computer Graphics
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts (Currently Enrolled)
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Authorities have been searching woods along the New York-Massachusetts border for a missing 28-year-old hiker.
They tell local media that Kyle Pember of Northborough, Mass., was last seen by his father at about 3 p.m. on the Massachusetts side of the line near Bash Bish Falls. The falls are in the Columbia County town of Copake, 40 miles southeast of Albany.
A search by air and ground failed to find him by early Tuesday evening before the search was suspended for the night. It's expected to resume Wednesday morning.
Massachusetts state police say Pember is 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighs about 150 lbs. and has short wavy dark brown hair. He was wearing a checkered plaid, blueish hooded sweatshirt and jeans.


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Middle East Resources
Rev. Bassam Michael Madany pioneered Arabic radio missions and developed a Bible-based ministry, which emphasizes the centrality of the Word of God in missions to Muslims. He has authored several books in Arabic for his follow-up ministry. He has authored several books in Arabic for use in the spread of the Word of God among Arabic-speaking people. He has published two books in English, The Bible & Islam, and An Introduction to Islam. This website provides his resources and tools to the world.
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The Bible and Islam: A Basic Guide to Sharing God's Word with a Muslim. by Bassam M. Madany ($7.50)
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Muslims Meeting Christ by Shirley W. Madany. Based on responses to Saatu'l Islah, the Arabic Broadcast Ministry of Rev. Bassam Madany ($10.00)
Also, an Arabic Language CD is available containing the following items: 12 Arabic language books that Rev. Madany produced during his 36 years of radio ministry, 100 audio sermons, the entire Arabic Bible in PDF, Arabic hymns and video clips.
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Kamil Abdul Messiah: A Syrian Convert from Islam to Christianity, written by Dr. Henry H. Jessup, of the Presbyterian Mission in Beirut, Lebanon, and first published in 1898. This important book has been re-published by Middle East Resources in 2008. ($5.00)
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According to the City Fire Chief Tom LaRue, there were two issues being addressed in the amendment.
"There are two things. One portion of it is a clarification that we do not regulate anything other than consumer grade fireworks," said LaRue.
Public displays of fireworks are governed by Indiana Code, according to the ordinance.
"The part that would affect the Board of Works is that there are certain dates you can light fireworks in city limits," said LaRue to the Board of Works at its meeting Tuesday. "Right now the city ordinance says that we cannot do consumer grade fireworks on Sept. 22 or whatever date you may want."
Under the amendment, the Board of Works will be allowed to determine other dates and times that individuals can light off fireworks in certain situations.
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Description: This is a book about childhood cancer that does not include information about disease and specific treatment; the editor is solely concerned with related psychosocial issues.
Purpose: It appears that the intent is to combine two concepts of care by addressing the psychosocial needs of the child with cancer and their families through a partnership approach to caring. The impact of disease and quality of life issues are explored from diagnosis through treatment, to survivorship or death. Most other pediatric oncology texts only have short sections on these concepts; here readers can find an in-depth exploration of the effect of cancer on the child, family, and nurse from a psychosocial perspective.
Audience: According to the editor, this book is written specifically for nurses and I would be inclined to agree. It is written in a manner that it can be an effective teaching tool for nurses at all levels of experience. Although the specific focus is on children with cancer, I believe that the main concepts can be extrapolated and utilized with any childhood chronic illness. The contributors are mostly clinical nurses with the knowledge and credentials of expert practitioners.
Features: The content is diverse and well-rounded. Very important concepts such as partnership in care, negotiation, and empowerment that are vital components in dealing with children with cancer and their families are thoroughly reviewed. Several chapters are devoted to the impact of treatment and diagnosis on the child, family, and nurse. Coping and coping strategies appropriate to developmental level are provided. Other topics include bone marrow transplantation, discharge planning, survivorship, and death and dying.
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Internet fact-king goes on Desert Island Discs.
Following today's Google I/O keynote, Spotify has announced that it will be launching its service on Android Wear this June.
The company yesterday announced an expansion of its service to serve podcasts, which could finally bring a proper business model to a medium that has so far lacked one.
The company lays out its media domination plans at conference in New York.
There are robots and cars and VR headsets in it, so it's relevant to all our interests.
G.W.A.R, KISS, W.A.S.P, eat your hearts out.
It looks like he's conducting an entire orchestra of musicians but it's really an expertly edited cut of himself playing all at once.
Track from 1981 sounds like lower BPM/testosterone version of GNR anthem.
So Dre can talk to Nas and Nas can talk to Dre. If they feel like it...
In other news, bears poop in woods.
Having Typedrummer around means you can create the humble beginnings of a hip-hop track by simply mashing your keyboard.
Apple is widely expected to announce a new Beats Music streaming service to compete with the likes of Spotify. And this could be one of the company's biggest challenges yet.
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Welcome to the new frontier of big data. That, and much more, in today's Bitstream news roundup.
Nick Cave's 'Red Right Hand' as a Dr Seuss book. Who knew it'd work so perfectly? Nick can read it with a scowl, Nick can read it with his owl, Nick can speak it with a goth-rock howl...
They also say it doesn't all sound the same nowadays so it's just you getting old.