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Link Love: 9/2/2011
- Smithsonian Secretary Clough's most recent earthquake update.
- Whoa. For all you web nerds out there, check out this interactive timeline called, "The evolution of the web," which takes us through the birth and death of many a web browser, coding language, and web specific technology [via Swissmiss].
- A Smithsonian Institution Libraries intern recounts her internship experience, from Smithsonian steampunk to learning Latin in order to translate rare book titles.
- Earlier this week we mentioned Devra Kleiman, a scientist who headed up the National Zoo's Golden Lion Tamarin Conservation Program. Read more about Kleiman's work, and the importance of her field notes, over at the Field Book Project blog.
- Mad Men alert! Duke University Libraries has a very interesting collection of over 16,000 images of billboards from the likes of Heinz and Jim Beam in their Outdoor Advertising Association of America Archives [via The Scout Report].
- The National Museum of American History recently asked for help identifying the source of some Battlestar Galactica eyeglasses that they found in their medicine collections. Based on the wonderful comments in this blog post, I'd say they figured it out! Read more and watch the video below, which features museum technician Drew Robarge examining the glasses for clues about their origins:
"Seeing history through Battlestar Galactica glasses," Courtesy of the National Museum of American History YouTube Channel.
Link Love: 4/15/2011
- Congratulations to the main Smithsonian website, which has been nominated for a Webby Award in the category of Best Cultural Institution website! (Please go and vote.)
- Mark your calendars! The Library of Congress will be hosting the free public event, Pass it On: Personal Archiving Day, on Saturday, April 30, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m to provide the public with information about preserving personal and family photographs.
- All of the talks from Ignite Smithsonian, last week's Smithsonian-sponsored event on the future of museums, archives, and libraries, are now available on the web!
- The Philadelphia Tribune is digitally archiving its entire photographic collection for public online access, and the resulting archive will be "among the largest photography collections telling the visual story of the African American experience."
- In honor of National Poetry Month, a DC Poetry tour around the city by The Poetry Foundation, complete with stops at Smithsonian landmarks like the National Zoological Park and the National Air and Space Museum.
- Artist Mac Premo has archived much of his life through collected objects. Now he's moving and has to get rid of his stuff. He'll be photographing and displaying four hundred of these objects in The Dumpster Project [via swissmiss]:
Link Love: 4/8/2011
Umm, this definitely wins the award for my most favorite new discovery in an archive. How did Michael Jackson do that off the hook lean in his dance in "Smooth Criminal"? Apparently with a patented device now found in the Records of the Patent and Trademark Office at the National Archives.
- Here's some electronic archivist trivia: what determined the length of the original audio CD? The answer may surprise you.
- Behind the scenes. Check out how the Smithsonian's Office of Exhibits Central makes insects feel more at home with incredibly realistic looking plants made especially for the National Museum of Natural History's Insect Zoo.
- The Tate Museum in London has put together Archive Journeys—online exhibits exploring the history of the Tate Museum and the art world that helped shape it through the museum's archives (which were recently made accessible online for the first time).
- Our former intern, Jess Kahan, won the Archivist Romance Novel Contest over at ArchivesNext. Congrats, Jess! [via Jennifer Wright, SIA]
- As a capstone to our Women's History Month additions to our Women in Science set on the Flickr Commons, it's nice to hear that there are "significant strides in hiring, promoting, and supporting women scientists and engineers" at places like MIT [via Effie Kapsalis, SIA].
- FYI: Archives Outside has a nice overview about how to properly handle archival materials on their blog.
- Duke University's AdViews, a collection of nearly 9,000 digitized vintage television commercials, is now available on the Internet Archive. There are a ton of hilarious and strange ads to explore, including this one, in which kids and their parents (cowboys?) get really excited about their dental checkups…:
P&G: Crest Toothpaste, 1980 (dmbb14049), Courtesy of Duke University AdViews and the Internet Archive.
I Am My Own Commodity
While the economy may be perking up, the recession we're still climbing out of has made one thing clear; if you need to earn a living, you've got to think entrepreneurially. Read enough success stories about former executives who've become cupcake moguls and a path becomes clear: take the dreams and skills you have, along with whatever compelling back story you can point to and exploit them in whatever media you have access to. If you've ever thought about branding and/or marketing yourself, you might learn something from this photograph of the American sculptor, Edmonia Lewis. As Jacqueline Serwer, chief curator at the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), described it for a story in click! photography changes everything, this small, cardboard-mounted promotional piece was circulated by Lewis to create buzz and build an audience and financial support for her ambitious sculptural works.
In addition to commissioning this carte-de-visite from Henry Rocher, one of Chicago's better known portrait photographers, Lewis also took out an advertisement in the Chicago Tribune, promoting the return of the "young and gifted Colored Sculptor of Rome, Italy." The public was invited to purchase tickets to view Lewis' sculpture and meet the artist, herself. This novel strategy was clever and profitable; by Lewis' own reckoning, she earned $6,000 in admission and raffle sales in Chicago, and the growing interest her publicity and the work itself soon led to its display in exhibitions in California and inclusion in the Fine Art section of the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial. While it wasn't until the mid-twentieth century that film star Elizabeth Taylor could proudly proclaimed "I am my own commodity," Lewis' photograph and marketing scheme are reminders of the creative ways 19th century women engineered their own pathways to success.
T. Mead's Splendid Assortment
The Smithsonian Institution Archives' collections are peppered with beautiful examples of 19th century advertising art—brochures, letterheads, even bills of lading that were lavishly illustrated. T. Mead's Free Museum, News Depot, and Specimen Store of Marquette, Michigan, catered to the tourist trade and also supplied the Smithsonian's Ethnological collections with Native American crafts. This circular came with a shipment of 4 pairs of Indian- made snowshoes (total: $13).
In addition to illustrations, the circular provides reading entertainment—doggerel on the front, a stirring epic poem about a battle between the Iroquois & Chippewa on the reverse! In the verse, and highly appropriate for this season of gift giving, is this bit of 1870s hard sell:
"'Twas down by a nook where willows grow
And forget-me-nots slyly are peeping
Where violets nestle and wild roses blow
A maiden set almost a weeping
With vexation because young Alfonso would not purchase her one of those elegant Bird Fans just received at the News Depot."
In addition to being an example of vintage advertising strategies, the circular also provides us with a nice lesson in paper deterioration— notice the difference between the original color and the yellowed portion, which was exposed to light and pollutants. To learn more about avoiding this kind of damage, check out this blog post, in which our Paper Conservator, Nora Lockshin, gives some pointers about the best storage techniques for family papers and documents.
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Who is it for?
The Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) Designation is designed to elevate professional standards, strengthen individual and office performance, and indicate expertise in brokerage management. This designation represents the highest level of professional achievement in real estate brokerage management. You do not need a broker's license to earn the CRB Designation.
What You Gain
- Higher earnings—the median annual income of a CRB is 57% higher than that of non-CRB designees
- Recognition as a member of the premier association of real estate brokerage management professionals in the industry
- Access to a wealth of member-only education resources and services, including webinars and videos on sales strategies, leadership tips, latest trends and hot topics
- Subscription to the bi-monthly digital Real Estate Business Magazine
- Optional membership in the network of local CRB Chapters
- Listing in the "Find a CRB" Online Directory for the public to access and for direct member-to-member referrals
- Membership in the CRB social media community – Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter
How to Earn It
Earn 12 course credits
- Coursework can be completed through a variety of learning options: online, in a classroom, or in virtual courses.
- Candidates with 1-5 years of Management Experience are required to take at least three CRB courses.
- Candidates with 6+ years of Management Experience are required to take at least two CRB courses.
- Elective credit may be awarded for courses completed through brokerage training programs, if approved for the CRB designation.
- Course credit will also be awarded for earned college degrees and approved NAR designations and certifications.
- Use the online credit calculator to find out how many credits you may already have and how many you still need to earn the designation.
Work Experience
Have at least one year of management experience prior to designation (may be obtained while a Candidate)
- Managing a team, personal assistant or office for at least one year meets the management experience requirement.
- No exam is required for this designation.
Professional Affiliation
- Member in good standing of the National Association of REALTORS®
- Member in good standing of the Council of Real Estate Brokerage Managers
- Complete and submit the candidate application and the credit calculator forms
- Submit a management resume outlining your experience.
Application fee
- $150
Annual dues
- Waived for the first year
- $210 each subsequent year
For more information, visit the CRB website.

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The State of the Union: job creation
These are not new ideas. As Ben Franklin said, "An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest." Esteemed management guru Peter Drucker 30 years ago said, "We now accept the fact that learning is a lifelong process of keeping abreast of change. And the most pressing task is to teach people how to learn."
What is new is that we are rapidly moving away from our grandfather's high-school based economy. Research from Georgetown University in 2010 revealed the growing disconnect between the types of jobs that employers must fill and the number of Americans with the right education and training.
Many great new jobs can be created by innovations in technology that are being developed through university research labs and innovative startup companies across the nation. But only if the president and Congress can give Americans the opportunity to acquire new knowledge and learn new skills to get the jobs innovation creates.
Walshok, dean of UC San Diego Extension, and DeVries, assistant dean of UC San Diego Extension, are co-authors of the new book "Closing America's Job Gap: How to Grow Companies and Land Good Jobs in the Age of Innovation."


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When Hollywood began transitioning from black-and-white films in the early 1960s, the director Vincente Minnelli had a simple, dismissive reply to those who questioned the shift. "Color," he said, "can do anything that black-and-white can."
A half-century later, a significant group of filmmakers begs to differ.
Don't look now, but the black-and-white movie is making a comeback. Long after the form fell out of vogue — and in an era when many big-budget studio films pack the screen with saturated candy colors and in-your-face 3-D effects — indie filmmakers and even the occasional studio-movie veteran are turning to the monochromatic.
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One of the biggest art-house hits of the year, Noah Baumbach's "Frances Ha," was shot in black and white, following 2012 best picture Oscar winner "The Artist." The director who boasts the highest-grossing film of 2012, "The Avengers'" Joss Whedon, shot his most recent movie, a personal adaptation of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" that he filmed in his own home, in the same muted color scheme.
And one of the most anticipated movies of the fall — Alexander Payne's father-son drama "Nebraska," received a rapturous reception at the Cannes Film Festival in May — is equally devoid of almost anything that can be found in a Crayola box.
Throw in the black-and-white 3-D opening sequence of "Oz the Great and Powerful" and the entirety of Randy Moore's Disneyland-set 2013 Sundance Film Festival sensation "Escape From Tomorrow," and it adds up to a black-and-white bumper crop.
"There's something about making a black-and-white movie in this moment of huge superhero films that says we're still doing it; we're still making movies," said Greta Gerwig, who starred in and co-wrote "Frances Ha." "It feels like an act of rebellion."
Few, of course, are predicting black-and-white movies will become the dominant coin even for art-house pictures. But there's little doubt it's on the rise, offering the cinematic corollary to the vinyl record and ushering in a moment for — and a set of commercial and artistic questions about — a long-forgotten form.
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Already a small brotherhood is forming around the style. When Baumbach unveiled "Frances Ha" at the Telluride Film Festival last year, he was quickly approached by Payne, who was preparing to shoot "Nebraska" and wanted some tips. The two spent hours discussing it.
For many of us, black-and-white films offer a nostalgia factor. Almost no one younger than 60 came of age seeing them in a theater, and even black-and-white television sets are a curiosity to many under 40. "The black-and-white movie in the 21st century is something that's old enough and far enough in the past that it can start to feel like the avant-garde again," said Robert Thompson, a pop-culture professor at Syracuse University.
But the filmmakers say that their motivations go beyond simply ginning up some throwback charm. For Whedon, setting a 16th century play in the modern day meant a complex balancing act; he needed a technical trick to ensure it all still felt like the Bard. "I wanted to get the elegance without the formality," he said.
"Oz" producer Joe Roth said he sought to have his film's opening feel as different as possible from every other big-budget movie at the multiplex. This way, when the film segues to its modern vibrant section, viewers would really notice the difference.
"Frances Ha," about a twentysomething lost soul, had its own creative reasons: It was trying to capture the fleeting nature of youth. "Black and white creates an instant nostalgia, which is right for the story, which is about moments passing that you're not even aware are passing until after they're gone," said Gerwig, who noted that the style also helped her performance. "It adds an element of unreality that allowed me to feel I could be as big as I wanted to be and it wouldn't read as false."
In "Nebraska," the black and white lends Payne's film — which is about an older character returning to his childhood hometown — a similar trip-down-memory-lane feel. The monochrome also neatly reflects the desolation and economic blight of the movie's small-town setting, much like classics "The Last Picture Show" or "The Grapes of Wrath."
"It fit both thematically and with the story," said Payne, adding that nearly every day on set he wondered how he'd go back to color. "Black and white is king," he said.
Moore saw black and white as a tool to make a political point in his film, which is a horror movie of sorts set at the country's well-known amusement parks. "Disneyland wants to present itself as such a colorful place, and I wanted to show that the cheer could make people feel very lonely and drab," he said.
Certainly a black-and-white film offers a different viewing experience. For certain genres, like mysteries, black and white can create a harder-edged vibe. The French New Wave employed it to create a sense of brooding atmosphere. And in film noir the interplay of shadows and light is helped immeasurably by black-and-white.


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Multidisciplinary Engineering Design Option
This degree provides students with a broad foundation in engineering with specialization in engineering design. It incorporates advanced course work in electrical engineering, computer engineering, mechanical engineering, and engineering design. The degree is delivered by a regional consortium composed of Penn State Abington, Penn State Brandywine, and the School of Graduate Professional Studies at Great Valley.
The first two years of foundational engineering coursework will be offered at Penn State Brandywine where students will study engineering design with an emphasis on robotics. The next two years of advanced engineering coursework will be offered at the new engineering facilities at the School of Graduate Professional Studies at Penn State Great Valley. In addition to rigorous engineering, mathematics and physics coursework, the engineering students are strongly encouraged to participate in undergraduate research projects in engineering design and robotics, the activities of the Engineering Club, local industry internships, and engineering opportunities abroad.
Unique Features of the Program
- Interdisciplinary approach with emphasis on design systems engineering
- Emphasis on teamwork and working collaboratively in multidisciplinary and multicultural environments
- Two-semester senior design course sequence resulting in a personal senior project
- Summer Internship at the end of the junior year to gain valuable work experience
- State-of-the-art engineering facilities at Penn State Great Valley, located in the heart of an industrial park
- Balance between technical, individual, and team communication and "people" skills
- Perspectives of global, environmental, social, and ethical context of an engineer's work
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In the final installment of Antwuan Dixon's Epicly Later'd 'Twuan goes in about the way he's portrayed in videos, his older brother, and the always pressing issue of jail which really doesn't seem to faze him. Hopefully somebody is working on a full length documentary on Antwuan, these four episodes just scratched the surface.
Part three of Antwuan Dixon's Epicly Later'd is now up. This one starts to get a bit heavy with the drug and booze message until Antwuan himself puts it all in perspective with the classic line "you might think I'm old as fuck but I'm not old as fuck, I'm young as shit!"
The Epicly Later'd we've all been waiting for has finally dropped: Antwuan Dixon. The man, the myth, the legend, the psychopath bares all for the VBS series. What's he most interesting thing you might learn about him if you don't know him already? Deep down he's just a really nice guy.
The conclusion of Dyaln Rieder's Epicly Later'd series is now up on VBS.tv. This last installment goes into Dylan's past drug addiction and his parts in Mindfield and Gravis video.
Part 3 of Dylan Rieder's Epicly Later'd is now up. In this episode they talk about the make up of the Alien Workshop team and Dylan's own personal style, something he's got no shortage of.
Part 2 of VBS.TV's Epicly Later'd on Dylan Rieder is up. This episode covers his early days at Rasa Libre to getting on Alien Workshop.
VBS.tv just dropped their latest installment of Epicly Later'd starring Dylan Rieder. This dude is seriously everywhere these days.
It's safe to say people love to see Antwuan Dixon, so much that Vbs.tv's next Epicly Later'd profile is on him. Check out the teaser above.
The latest shredder to be featured on Epicly Later'd is none other than one of our favorites, the one and only Lizard King. Enjoy.


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Ebook | $21.00 Short | ISBN: 9780262296199 | 240 pp. | 6 x 9 in | 30 b&w illus.| May 2011
About MIT Press Ebooks
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Digital games offer a vast range of engaging experiences, from the serene exploration of beautifully rendered landscapes to the deeply cognitive challenges presented by strategic simulations to the adrenaline rush of competitive team-based shoot-outs. Digital games enable experiences that are considerably different from a reader's engagement with literature or a moviegoer's experience of a movie. In In-Game, Gordon Calleja examines what exactly it is that makes digital games so uniquely involving and offers a new, more precise, and game-specific formulation of this involvement. One of the most commonly yet vaguely deployed concepts in the industry and academia alike is immersion--a player's sensation of inhabiting the space represented onscreen. Overuse of this term has diminished its analytical value and confused its meaning, both in analysis and design. Rather than conceiving of immersion as a single experience, Calleja views it as blending different experiential phenomena afforded by involving gameplay. He proposes a framework (based on qualitative research) to describe these phenomena: the player involvement model. This model encompasses two constituent temporal phases--the macro, representing offline involvement, and the micro, representing moment-to-moment involvement during gameplay--as well as six dimensions of player involvement: kinesthetic, spatial, shared, narrative, affective, and ludic. The intensified and internalized experiential blend can culminate in incorporation--a concept that Calleja proposes as an alternative to the problematic immersion. Incorporation, he argues, is a more accurate metaphor, providing a robust foundation for future research and design.
About the Author
Gordon Calleja is Assistant Professor and Head of the Center of Computer Games Research at the IT University of Copenhagen.
"Calleja presents a well-researched, incisive, and refreshingly readable examination of that multifarious concept, 'immersion.' His six-dimensional analysis offers new insights into an old and knotty problem. This book belongs on the shelf of every scholar of gameplay and game design."
--Ernest Adams, game design consultant, founder of the International Game Developers Association, and author of Fundamentals of Game Design, Second Edition
"Calleja's work is both impressive and approachable, tackling a complex subject in a manner that is as readable as it is intelligent. In-Game achieves that rare thing: to be useful for both game scholars and, potentially, game developers."
--Dan Pinchbeck, Reader in Computer Games, University of Portsmouth (UK); Creative Director, thechineseroom


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Overview of ASP.NET Deployment
Updated: August 22, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1
Deployment is the process of distributing a completed application or component to be installed on other computers. Microsoft ASP.NET is designed to make Web application deployment easy. To that purpose, it includes the following features:
When a newer version of a Web.config, .aspx, .asmx, or any other ASP.NET file is copied to an existing Web application, ASP.NET detects that the file has been updated. It then loads a new version of the Web application to handle all new requests, while allowing the original instance of the Web application to finish responding to any current requests. When all requests have been satisfied for the original application, it is automatically removed This feature eliminates downtime while Web applications are being updated.
All ASP.NET application configuration settings are stored in a Web.config file, an XML-based text file stored in the application root directory, for easy deployment of application settings. If you modify these settings when the application is running, ASP.NET automatically detects the changes, reapplies all the settings, and recompiles the application for you. For more information, see Overview of ASP.NET Configuration.
|This does not apply to Internet Information Services (IIS) or COM configuration settings. ASP.NET application settings also can be made in IIS, such as security or process model configuration. Configuration changes made in IIS are not automatically detected and updated by ASP.NET. For more information, see IIS Metabase.
No registration is required for local application components. To include any precompiled managed code in your application, you simply need to place it in the local assembly cache. The local assembly cache is the \Bin directory, which is a subdirectory of the application root directory. In addition, any assembly stored in the \Bin directory can be replaced while the application is running.
All ASP.NET pages are dynamically compiled when they are first requested. The application then uses the compiled class to satisfy requests until a change is made to the page. This allows you to make changes to a page and replace it in a running application.
To deploy application files and local component files, you can simply copy them to the directory structure on the production server. To do this on a network you can use either the XCOPY command-line tool or Microsoft Windows Explorer. To deploy files over the Internet, you can use the FTP tool of your choice. If you are developing your ASP.NET application using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, use Visual Studio to deploy any Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions associated with your application. For more information, see Visual Studio .NET Help.
This section describes how to deploy ASP.NET applications and individual application files to a production server. In addition, it explains how to support multiple versions of ASP.NET on a single server and how to ensure that individual applications on that server reference the correct version of ASP.NET. Also, this section describes how to send a redistributable version of the Microsoft .NET Framework to a production server in an application setup program.
This section includes the following information:
Overview of Deploying ASP.NET Applications: Describes the options for distributing ASP.NET applications and components from a development or test server to a production environment.
Side-By-Side Support for ASP.NET: Describes how you can run multiple applications that use different versions of the .NET Framework.
.NET Framework Redistribution: Describes how you can use the redistributable version of the .NET Framework to support applications on a production server.


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PCC Deli Aloo Chole
Ingredients: Organic garbanzo beans, organic onion, organic yukon potatoes, organic roma tomatoes, organic extra virgin olive and high oleic sunflower oils, organic ginger, organic garlic, jalapeño peppers, sea salt, turmeric, organic brown mustard seed, organic garam masala, chili powder, organic coriander, cumin
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- High fiber
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A report publicized underscores the value of receiving sufficient levels of sunshine because of its vitamin D benefits. The study, posted within the Archives of Internal Medicine, reveals that individuals with low vitamin D levels convey more than double the chances of dying because of cardiovascular disease as well as other causes throughout an eight year time-frame in comparison to people with very high vitamin D levels. The study cites "decreased outdoor activity" as one reason why men and women experience symptoms of vitamin d deficiency. A second research discovered an elevated threat of cardiac arrest in individuals with poor vitamin D levels.
During the cold months, it's very difficult to cultivate vitamin D via sunlight if you reside north of Atlanta since the sun doesn't get elevated enough in the sky for the ultraviolet B light to enter the environment. However the summer time is an excellent time to absorb the vitamin. Once the sun's UV rays reach your skin, a interaction occurs that permits skin tissue to produce vitamin D. In case you are fair skinned, professionals suggest going outdoors for 10-20 minutes during the afternoon sun-in shorts and a t-shirt without any sunscreen-will provide you with adequate light to create approximately 10,000 international units of the nutrient. Dark-skinned people as well as seniors often generate considerably less vitamin D, and several individuals aren't getting an adequate amount of the vitamin through food sources such as fatty fish and fortified milk.
The nutritional suggestions are 200 IUs per day up to age 50, 400 IUs to age 70, and 600 IUs over 70. However, a large number of professionals feel that such suggestions happen to be much too small to keep healthy vitamin D levels. They recommend to get amounts during the cold months around 2,000 IUs daily along with a proper amount of sunlight during the summer time.
Vitamin D3 may defend against a number of illnesses, such as osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, as well as cancers of the breast, prostate, and intestinal tract. Additionally, sunshine provides many other obscured advantages such as defending from depression, sleeping disorders, and also an overactive immunity mechanism.
Numerous researchers fear that announcements cautioning about skin cancer now have gone over the top in persuading individuals to conceal themselves. U.S. News made contact with Robyn Lucas, an epidemiologist at Australian National University who directed research printed within the International Journal of Epidemiology. She discovered that considerably more life is lost to illnesses from a deficiency of sunshine as opposed to those brought on by an excessive amount.
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Say What? Most Bizarre Celebrity Rumors & Myths
Shannon Peace
August 12th, 2008 8:45am EDT
August 12th, 2008 8:45am EDT
Yup, we're pretty certain it was Tom's sperm!
No porn for this former child star (but his co-star did work in x-rated films.)
A stomach full of semen?
Marilyn Manson did not play Paul on 'The Wonder Years.'


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Seven-Species Harvest Chicken
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Seven-Species Harvest Chicken
Use all the seven species of Israel in this fabulous chicken dish. The combination of fruits and nuts and cinnamon and spices will delight all your senses.
- Prep Time : 15 min
- Cook Time : 1 hour
- Ready Time : 1 hour, 15 min
- 2 onions, chopped
- 2 Tbsp. olive oil
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- 1 tsp. ground ginger
- 2 chickens, cut into eighths
- 1/2 cup (65 g) flour
- 1 cup dried whole figs
- 1 cup (240 g) dried whole dates
- 1 cup (240 mL) white wine
- 1 cup (240 mL) pomegranate juice
- 1 cup (200 g) barley
- 2 cups (475 mL) chicken stock
- 1 cup (230 g) almonds or pecans (optional)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
Sauté onions in olive oil in a large pot. Add cinnamon and ginger. Toss chicken in a bowl with flour, then add chicken to pot and brown on all sides. (This may need to be done in shifts, according to the size of your pot.) Return all chicken pieces to the pot and add remaining ingredients. Cook 45–60 minutes or until chicken has cooked through. Serve with couscous.
Source: Eating The Bible Cookbook
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Wabi Sabi Simple
Create Beauty, Value Imperfection, Live Deeply
by Richard R. Powell
1. Words. Have a look at the following list of phrases and see if there is one you particularly identify with or one that triggers strong emotions: Scientific Method
Jesus is Lord
Rock and Roll
Work Ethic
Natural Selection
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2. The Search. Onestat.com has reported that most people use 2 word phrases in their favorite search engines when they go to find something on the internet. Among the search phrases entered world wide, 32 percent are 2 word phrases, 25 percent are 3 word phrases and 19 percent are 1 word phrases. (is a phrase still a phrase when it has only one word?)
That's over 70 percent of people searching on 3 words or less. We tend to encapsulate concepts and ideas in couplets and triplets, choosing more than one word, but less than three, most of the time. 2 or 3 word phrases define and find the things people are searching for.
And what are those words? Mostly the names of Hollywood stars, sports teams, the names of search engines themselves, and pornographic or dating related words. A bit of a let down for those interested in some of the concepts represented by the phrases to the left.
It would be nice to read that masses of people are searching for information on important topics and concepts, but the fact of the matter is that most people are not. Don't let it get you down. Popular topics are just that, popular. The Hollywood stars and the winning teams of any given moment have a limited time in the spotlight. Important ideas can have effects that change the course of history as they change the course of people's lives. The words that capture and symbolize such ideas and concepts can take awhile for the average person to remember and only become a part of common speech when they receive large amounts of media attention or are popularized as a result of a social movement or major shifts in cultural paradigms.
Some concepts and their marker words don't seem to have staying power no matter how important they are. The following words might be familiar to you, but chances are you would have a hard time defining them:
outsourcing, augmented reality, homeostasis, epistemology, pedagogy, bicameral, convergence, hegemony, and multilateralism. Other more academic words simple don't register at all: nonreductive physicalism, Defamiliarization, and Pseudotranshistorical.
Humor helps us remember some words and phrases such as diworsification, seagull manager, mouse potato, and alpha geek. In the long run these phrases, though catchy, will likely pass out of common usage and disappear from the common lexicon.
So what about this phrase, wabi sabi? As an Onomatopoeia wabi sabi sounds floppy, soft and almost frivolous. Echoing twiggly wiggly, floppsy moppsy, willy nilly, and silly billy, people on first hearing the word without any knowledge of its background assume it is something light hearted and fun. Either that or they confuse it with wasabi, the horseradish-like paste enjoyed with sushi.
The book is divided into 10 chapters:
1 - What Wabi Sabi is
2 - What Wabi Sabi is not
3 - Wabi Sabi beginnings
4 - Wabi Sabi at home
5 - Wabi Sabi friendships
6 - Wabi Sabi at work
7 - Wabi Sabi relaxation
8 - Wabi Sabi in the garden
9 - Wabi Sabi creativity
10 - Deeper Wabi Sabi
3. The Concept. Wabi sabi, while being simple, is neither frivolous nor floppy. It is a deep, intuitive, meaningful concept which avoids stuffy formalism and repels popular attention. Despite marketers attempts to use wabi sabi to power a new trend in home furnishings, the concept will remain authentic despite its media attention. Will it enter the common vocabulary? Time will tell.
Wabi Sabi Simple helps people interested in this concept find practical ways to integrate it into their lives, and in this way, may have a lasting impact on the world.
More than a passing idea about beauty, wabi sabi can turn into a way of life for those who trust its beauty. For those who find it already interwoven in their lives, it is encouraging to realize that others value authenticity, natural beauty, and alternatives to competition and consumerism.
The positive result of the popularization of wabi sabi may be that those of us who realize its importance will find we are not alone. Written as a guide for living, the book can serve as a devotional reminder of what is important to you and how to live differently in world consumed with consuming. As much a sermon to myself as a 'how to' manual for others, the book illustrates this new paradigm with stories and lessons from life. A central contention of the book is that wabi sabi is not just an interesting Japanese idea.
It is nothing less than a human value expressed in different ways in different cultures around the world. While it is probably true that no other culture has recognized and expressed it as fully as that culture that flowered in medieval Japan, it is a strong component of all cultures which recognize the truth of impermanence and the value of natural beauty. The techniques suggested in the book are ways to release the creative power of this intense but understated philosophy.
4. Where to buy the book. If you have a local book seller please ask her to carry this title and recommend it to those who need encouragement to be authentic and natural. If your local bookseller can not supply you with this title, please order your copy online at:Amazon.ca or your favorite online store.


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If you take your Mustang to the track enough, you are going to break an axle sooner or later. Once you get that out of the way, you'll be able to call up Strange Engineering and order its 35-spline axle and spool package (from $528.70) for 8.8 rearends. Or you can do a pre-emptive strike and get one now. The S-series 35-spline axles are forged from SAE 1550 modified steel, and when combined with a deeper heat-treat that is designed to increase torsional strength, they're able to handle your Mustang's power and torque. The package also includes a Strange lightweight, Pro Race, chrome-moly spool; C-clip eliminators or axle bearings; and your choice of 1⁄2-inch or 5⁄8-inch studs.
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ATI Performance's new Super Damper should wear a cape since it's designed for Ford's current supercar, the Shelby GT500. The 7.81-inch damper application is a direct replacement for the stock OEM unit, and features a 10-rib, 10-percent overdriven supercharger drive on the outer shell, as well as a removable OEM-size, six-rib accessory pulley. ATI's Super Damper is designed to provide balanced dampening of torsional crankshaft vibrations through all rpm ranges, and exceed SFI 18.1 Safety Certification for competition use. As with all ATI dampers, this GT500 Super Damper is fully rebuildable and tunable.
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If you own a Fox or pushrod powered SN-95, no doubt you've been bitten by the bad TFI module bug. What happens is heat breaks it down, causing your Mustang to have a crank, no start issue until it cools down. Fatfoxx has the fix with its TFI relocation kit. This kit enables you to relocate the TFI module to a cooler place within the engine compartment. The standard kit is a 9-foot, 6-inch relocation kit (from $52), while the upgrade is a 12-foot kit ($85) capable of mounting your Mustang's TFI module up by the hood latch, where it'll stay cooler than Tech Editor Jones wearing a 5.0&SF bucket hat.
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The boys at Power By the Hour are at it again. They know the Cobra Jet intake makes power on '11-current GTs and Bosses, so they designed and built a cold-air induction for the combination. The CAI comes with a 41⁄2-inch intake pipe with a mass air flange, PCV bung, heatshield, S&B filter, a silicone coupler, and all installation hardware. The pipe is powdercoated in a satin-black finish. The kit requires a custom tune, but Power By the Hour reports 500-plus horsepower at the wheels on modified Coyote- and Roadrunner-equipped Mustangs.


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2006 Notable Notes
Post-Olympic years are always funny things on the international cross country ski scene. Typically there are always a number of retirements of notable big name athletes after any given Winter Olympics. The post-Olympic year also features a Nordic World Championships as a major event lure, whereas the second year after an Olympics (aka the upcoming '07-'08 season) inexplicably is devoid of any major championship event at all.
The end result is that the year immediately following a given Olympics tends to keep at least a few big names around, but maybe not at the top of their game. This situation, combined with retirements of the spring before, opens a big door for new or improved athletes to make a splash.
True to form, the '06-'07 international cross country ski season had the usual cocktail with the added twist of a Nordic Worlds held away from Europe -- Sapporo, Japan -- for the first time since 1995.
For North America, the women's scene was in transition as Canada's all-everything duo of Beckie Scott and Sara Renner dropped out of the picture.
On the women's side, things started out normally enough with Norway's defending World Cup overall champion Marit Bjoergen winning the opening Dusseldorf, Germany, individual sprint as well as tag-teaming for the team sprint win. But after the man-made October fiesta on the Rhine, Bjoergen didn't dominate anything else the rest of the season. Two more World Cup wins (one in December, the other on the closing March weekend) were a far cry from "normal" for a skier we've gotten used to seeing at or near the top of the podium nearly every weekend.
The low point for the "female terminator" had to be the Sapporo Worlds where Bjoergen barely had two top-ten finishes, with a best finish of ninth in the 30km classic. What would have been a career fortnight for most humans had the cross country ski world buzzing that Marit the Magnificent had been toasted by overly ambitious training the past few years.
On the flip side of Bjoergen's jumbled season, '06-'07 was all about eventual women's World Cup winner Virpi Kuitunen of Finland. Snared in the 2001 Lahti doping bust along with half the Finnish men's team, Kuitunen has quietly worked her way back to the top of the sport after serving the mandatory two-year suspension. With top officials (in and out of Finland) swearing as to her "clean" training/racing record since 2001, the '06-'07 season was a form of redemption for the once-tainted athlete.
And boy was it ever redemption.
Nine World Cup race wins. The first women's Tour de Ski overall crown. Four Nordic Worlds medals -- three gold. Plus the overall women's World Cup overall title. 'Nuf said.
For North America, the women's scene was in transition as Canada's all-everything duo of Beckie Scott and Sara Renner dropped out of the picture -- Renner to have a child (although expectations are she'll be back in time for Vancouver 2010) and Scott retiring. Canada's 2006 Olympic gold medalist, Chandra Crawford, was the only major face north of the border heading back to the international grind -- and Crawford found the waters mighty rough in '06-'07. A lone third place World Cup in December was Crawford's only trip up the international podium.
For the U.S., the '06-'07 season had -- for a refreshing change -- some truly bright spots on the women's ladder.
Kikkan Randall posted the first U.S. women's podium since the late '70s, coming in third at the Rybinsk, Russia, sprint. With two other seventh place World Cup sprint finishes on the heels of a solid 2006 Olympic season, Randall appears to have come into her own as a true contender in World Cup sprinting. Whitman College grad Laura Valaas also turned some heads in '06-'07. Spending a year skiing for the new Central XC program, Valaas ruled domestic sprinting early in the year and then got a chance at the international level with starts at the Nordic Worlds and World Cup before snagging a very notable sprint silver at the U23 World Championships in Tarvisio, Italy.
On the men's side, parity again ruled as Germany's Tobias Angerer easily claimed his second consecutive World Cup overall crown, plus the men's Tour de Ski. Yet Angerer had "only" three World Cup race wins over the five-month season. The men's ladder features an increasing number of sprint, mass start, and technique specialists. Angerer had the ability to post big results in nearly every type of race, making him a dominant skier in the vein of past superstars like Svan, Daehlie, Smirnov and Alsgaard.
Although perhaps lacking a signature "big name" to anchor the group, the Norwegian men still made enough noise in '06-'07 to seriously challenge the German men's recent run as the world's best national team. Norwegian men claimed gold in four of the six Nordic World races and placed a staggering seven men in the top 11 on the final overall World Cup standings.
For North American men, the news was the progressive march of several top athletes towards being consistent World Cup players.
U.S. sprinters Andrew Newell and Torin Koos continued to knock heads with the international speed merchants, with Newell ending up sixth on the overall World Cup sprint standings. After several years toiling off the podium, Koos snagged third in the Estonian WC sprint stop (with Newell fourth) for his first trip to the medal stand. Now very much the U.S. international veteran, Kris Freeman returned to top form in '06-'07 after battling roller coaster health since 2004.
Although missing out on the podium, Freeman posted a top-ten and had six top-20 finishes between Cup and Nordic Worlds events. On New Year's Eve, Canada's Devon Kershaw snagged second in the Munich, Germany, sprint leg of the Tour de Ski, but otherwise had a rocky year.


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When a man collapsed from a heart attack during a senior citizen basketball tournament at the San Juan Capistrano Community Center, two starkly different things saved his life: luck and technology.
A player on the opposing team who happened to be a retired heart surgeon rushed to help. And a quick-thinking city employee grabbed a seldom-used life-saving device that medical experts recommend all public places have: an automated external defibrillator.
The AED is a portable electronic device that diagnoses cardiac irregularities and treats them with electric shocks designed to help the heart re-establish its regular rhythm.
"You see them at Disneyland. You see them at Costco. You see them at the mall. You see them at Anaheim stadium," said Capt. Steve Concialdi, spokesman for the Orange County Fire Authority. "Any person can use one of these. The machine will walk you through every step."
Joe Pierantoni, a member of a team of 60- to 68-year-olds, is recovering from surgery after the April 11 incident, which occurred as two games were going on in the city gym.
"I'm recovering real well," Pierantoni said on Tuesday.
Milton Vana, the retired surgeon, performed chest compressions as community services coordinator Kipp Lyons grabbed the AED from a nearby office and attached it to Pierantoni's chest.
Players gathered around Pierantoni, shouting encouragement, said Pam Schuler, who was helping to keep score with her husband, Jim, when Pierantoni collapsed.
"I thought he'd gone," Schuler said. "I went back to Jim and I said, 'I think he's already passed.' "
It takes a few seconds for the machine to analyze the heart attack and assess the proper shock, which can seem like an eternity to a victim's loved ones, Concialdi said.
Pierantoni responded to the shocks, Lyons said.
"You could see all the color coming back," Lyons said. "You could really see his heart beating."
Medics arrived, and Schuler saw Pierantoni breathing.
"I thought, 'That's beautiful. What a miracle,' " she said.
The community center has two automated external defibrillators; City Hall has one. The city recently spent $1,400 to replace one at the community center.
The devices were introduced to city property in 2001, said Mike Cantor, San Juan Capistrano's emergency services manager.
Pierantoni said he's grateful for the aid he received at the community center and at Mission Hospital.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Heading into the 2008-2009 season, the Holy Cross men's basketball team looks to return to its place as one of the top teams in the Patriot League. The Crusaders are coming off an injury-plagued campaign, in which three of the team's top seven scorers all missed significant action. But Holy Cross does return three starters, and 10 out of 12 players who saw action in at least 10 games last season. With the addition of two talented freshmen, the Crusaders have the ingredients necessary to return to the upper echelon of the conference.
Holy Cross is coming off a 2007-2008 campaign in which it posted an overall mark of 15-14, good for its seventh winning record in the last eight years. But injuries caught up to the Crusaders in the second half of the season, and the team finished with a losing record in the Patriot League (5-9) for the first time since 1999-2000.
Holy Cross did continue to impress with its defensive play last year, ranking 16th in the nation in scoring defense (60.5 points per game), 26th in rebound margin (+5.6 rebounds per game) and 47th in field goal percentage defense (41.0 percent). The Crusaders also led the Patriot League in scoring defense, rebounding margin, field goal percentage defense and blocked shots (3.9 blocks per game).
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 17, 2003 Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld thanked the men and women of the department for their service in the campaign in Iraq, but said much still remains to be done.
Rumsfeld and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force Gen. Richard Myers spoke to Pentagon employees during a Town Hall meeting today. The meeting was beamed to American service members around the world.
"What you have done in the last month has been absolutely magnificent," Myers said. "Your courage, your talent, your leadership have given us up to this point a tremendous combat victory."
The progress in the war to overthrow Saddam Hussein, "is a credit to the men and women in uniform who are serving on the front lines in the theater," Rumsfeld said.
"What's happened is amazing for the speed with which it was executed," the secretary said. He noted that speed was responsible for reducing both coalition and Iraqi casualties. It was responsible for stopping the Iraqi regime from firing missiles at its neighbors. It was responsible for allowing the coalition to secure the Iraqi oil fields.
The Iraqi infrastructure is largely intact, he said, and there have not been massive civilian casualties. "This was not just good luck," Rumsfeld said. "This was the result of very careful planning by extraordinary people in the region, at Central Command in Tampa (Fla.) and here in the department. But above all, what has made it possible is the same thing that has made success possible in other wars: the courage and heroism of the men and women in uniform."
"Such heroics are the daily work of men and women in uniform who serve not only in Iraq, but in Afghanistan and so many places across the globe, defending the American people."
The secretary said because of the presence of reporters embedded with units, now the American people have an idea of the professionalism and heroism of their military. Rumsfeld said the outcome of the embedding process was a "roll of the dice" during first discussions of the idea.
"But the outcome is pretty clear," he said. "There is no question but that the American people were able to see slices of what took place. They could see accurate presentations and representations and written accounts of what the men and women in uniform were doing."
Rumsfeld said that the embedding process has a side benefit. "There's now a new generation of journalists who have had a chance to see what kind of people volunteer to put their lives at risk. And that's a good thing."
Rumsfeld and Myers took questions from the audience on a variety of subjects.
Transformation was one hot topic. Rumsfeld said the U.S. Joint Forces Command is working with U.S. Central Command to capture the lessons learned from Iraq. "If you think about it, what took place in Afghanistan significantly informed what took place in Iraq," he said.
The U.S. military will take the good lessons and apply them immediately. For example, Rumsfeld said he was "sure" and "positive" that out of this we're going to end up finding ways to reduce friendly fire casualties."
The secretary also said that some aspects of the war confirmed other transformational thoughts. He has directed the chairman to examine ways to reconfigure active, Guard and reserve manning in areas like civil affairs. He said much of that capability is in the reserve components. Some of that capability needs to shift to the active force, he noted, "or else you're going to call people up every other year, which isn't really what they sign up for."
Myers said he wished he could say that the war is winding down. "But I can't. A lot more work remains in Iraq and around the world. We still have troops in Afghanistan facing danger every day, and in other countries as we fight this war on terrorism."
Looking at Iraq's neighbor, Myers said Syria needs to be more cooperative. "You want people in the neighborhood to be helpful," he said. "And to be helpful you can't be imposing an external influence, trying to work your own agenda."
Myers said that Syria is definitely harboring some of the families of Saddam's senior leaders and possibly some leaders themselves. He said Syria has sent in jihadists to fight against the U.S.-led coalition and sent equipment in for Iraqi forces. "That sort of behavior simply has to stop," he said.
Myers said there are still those who hate America and the values it stands for. Those enemies will use terrorism to attack America and Americans, he observed.
"So, for those of you still out there still wearing your Kevlar, still aboard ships -- for that matter, for us here at home I think our challenge is this: We have to always be prepared, we've got to stay true to the values that got us to this point and we've got to keep our guard up."


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Near-silent comedy revived—Elia Suleiman's ouvre explored by Gary Indiana
Elia Suleiman's Divine Intervention is a film that would seem to owe more to avant-garde choreography and the cinema of Michael Snow than to narrative film, were it not so insistently "about something" besides its structural ingenuity. Less schematic than Chronicle of a Disappearance, Suleiman's 1996 feature, Divine Intervention is similarly focused on the corrosive impact of political instability on social order and private life.
"The film isn't an historical or anthropological study," Suleiman says. "You don't come away with a geographic or political knowledge of that place but rather a sense of ambience. A lot of reactions have been self-reflective. In New York a woman told me, 'Your Nazareth is a lot like my Los Angeles.' In Montreal they felt they were seeing something of their own. If we talk about brutality, it's the ambience of brutality we're living in all over the world."
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A summary of the news from the Sudans and the DRC the past two weeks. Click on the title for the full article.
New Ethnic Clashes in South Sudan Claim 57 Lives
On January 11, about 60 Murle fighters massacred 57 Lou Nuer civilians in northern Jonglei state in response to deadly attacks launched by Lou Nuer fighters the previous week. In addition to the fatalities that were comprised of mostly Murle women and children, 53 were left wounded and over 20,000 cattle were stolen from the Lou Nuer villages. With an estimated 60,000 people in danger as a result of this ongoing ethnic conflict, the UN is preparing an emergency aid mission.
Obama Declares South Sudan Eligible for Receiving Weaponry
In light of South Sudan's vulnerability to air raids that have been reportedly mediated by the Sudan Air Force, U.S. President Barack Obama has declared that providing South Sudan with defensive weaponry would "strengthen the security of the United States and promote world peace." This statement, however, does not confirm any actual plans for an exchange. The Sudan Tribune has also speculated that the United States is likely wary of supplying weaponry to a country that is currently marred by its own ethnic conflict.


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Jan. 13, 2007
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - The Indiana men's basketball team placed five players in double figures to earn an 84-74 road win over Penn State on Saturday, Jan. 13. The victory, which was the first on the road for IU this season, moved the Hoosiers to 12-4 on the season, including a 3-1 mark in conference play. PSU is now 10-6 (1-2 Big Ten).
Rod Wilmont led the way for the Hoosiers setting career-highs in both points and rebounds with 25 and 12, respectively, for his third double-double of the year. Wilmont went 9-for-23 in the game, including 7-for-17 from 3-point land. He had 20 points in the first half on 6-for-12 shooting from downtown, becoming the first Hoosier to score 20 in a half since Marco Killingsworth had 20 in the second half against Illinois on Jan. 17, 2006.
D.J. White had a double-double for IU with 14 points and 11 rebounds in the contest, which was his fourth of the season. A.J. Ratliff and Armon Bassett had 14 points apiece, with both doing the bulk of their scoring in the second half. Earl Calloway added 11 points, five rebounds and five assists in the game. It is the fourth time this year that IU has placed five players in double figures, and the Hoosiers are 4-0 in those contests.
Leading 8-5 at the 16:04 mark, the Nittany Lions embarked on a 9-0 run, with four of the points coming inside from Geary Claxton. But a pair of putbacks by White stopped the bleeding, and trimmed the PSU lead to 17-9 with 12:15 to play.
The Hoosiers went on an 8-0 run beginning at the 11:10 mark with 3s from Wilmont and Calloway, but the Nittany Lions rebounded with a 10-0 run of their own to open up a 32-20 lead with 6:08 to play in the half.
Indiana responded with a 20-9 run to end the half and trim the deficit to 41-40 heading into the locker room. Wilmont had a trio of 3s in the run to enter the locker room with 20 points on the game on 6-for-12 shooting from downtown.
The Hoosiers used a big second half to come away with the victory in the contest. After trailing coming out of the locker room, the IU defense tightened and Indiana took its first lead with 10:05 to play on a layup by White. The Hoosiers extended their lead to a game-high eight on a 3-pointer by Bassett with 3:27 to play, making the score 69-61 in favor of the visitors.
The Nittany Lions would not go away, keeping the game within two possessions for most of the remainder of the game. Bassett hit a pair of free throws with 46 seconds to play to make it a three-possession ballgame at 78-71. Two shots from the line by Calloway extended the IU lead to 80-72 with 35 to play, and Indiana was able to hold on the rest of the way to earn the crucial road victory.
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Porting Caster to LinuxJanuary 20th, 2009 by vadi4
Caster The Game is looking for someone to help port the game to Linux and setting up a cross-distro distribution method and provide support for the game. 'Porting' the game will be relatively easy – the game was originally developed on Linux, and then ported to Windows and Mac. The developer(s) just don't have enough time to setup and support the Linux distribution, so they're willing to let someone help them with that. On the distribution side, support should be available for the mainstream distributions (OpenSUSE, Ubuntu, Fedora) and any that the developer would be familiar with. A human-friendly method of installing and updating the game is preferred – so .debs and .rpms, or a graphical MojoSetup installer would do, but a text-based shell script wouldn't. A portion of the game's Linux sales will go to the maintainer – so if you're seriously interested, please drop a line.
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(click to enlarge) The Iglesia de San Jose near Casco Viejo has a deservedly famous, spectacular gold altar.
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University of St Andrews Conference and Call for Papers
The University of St Andrews is pleased to announce the fourth conference on Scripture and Christian Theology: Paul's Letter to the Galatians & Christian Theology. The conference will be ...
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As the United States heads into a week of remembering the events of 9-11, we asked PSR faculty and alumni/ae to offer some reflections on the ten years afterward.
Tuesday Night Talks Now Available Online
The "Talks" were held on Tuesday nights during the 2011 Summer Session.
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The Hinton Rural Life Center in western North Carolina invites young alumni/ae to apply for the First Parish Project (FPP) supported by the Lilly Endowment.
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