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OutlookTalented senior has been a workhorse on the UK pitching staff during his career ... A highly recruited southpaw out of Illinois, has seen effective time as a midweek starter and as a key, late-inning reliever ... Has the ability to be one of the top left-handed specialists in the SEC ... As a junior, was used strictly out of the bullpen, functioning as a set-up and middle reliever ... Had a dynamic outing against Louisville in 2010, going four shutout, high-pressure innings in relief ... An athletic talent, has been working as a two-way player since the fall, emerging as a legitimate contender for playing time in the outfield ... Will be a vital member of UK's pitching staff.
2010Appeared in 22 games out of the bullpen, the second-most appearances on the team ... Used primarily as a set-up and middle reliever ... Extremely effective as a left-handed specialist ... Posted a 1-0 record and a 5.32 ERA in 23.2 innings, allowing 21 hits and walking only six with 23 strikeouts ... Pitched in 12 of UK's 30 SEC games, charting a 5.40 ERA in 10 innings, with 13 strikeouts ... With only six hits allowed in SEC play, held opponents to a .171 batting average ... Appeared in 13 games at Cliff Hagan Stadium posting a 1-0 record and a 3.14 ERA ... In games UK won, Kaczmarek had a 1-0 record and a 2.25 ERA in 11 relief outings ... Was dominating in night games, posting a 1-0 record and a 2.84 ERA in 10 relief outings at night ... Had a good month of March, appearing in his first six outing of the year with a 2.57 ERA ... Did not make first appearance of the year until March 2 against Morehead State ... In a pressure-packed situation against Murray State, UK used Kaczmarek to come in and get two outs against the top left-handed hitters in the lineup, the first taste of a role Kaczmarek would excel in during 2010 ... Had a good outing against Wright State, tossing 1.1 shutout innings with one hit and two strikeouts ... Made first SEC appearance of the year against Ole Miss, tossing a perfect inning ... Had the best outing of his career in relief of a good Jordan Cooper in the first game of the series against Louisville ... Against the Cards, came on and tossed four shutout innings, allowing only one hit, a pop-up double to rightfield that was lost in the lights by UK's rightfielder ... Struck out two in the game with UL ... Allowed only one homer all year, a go-ahead grand slam from Alabama's Jake Smith in the eighth inning of the series finale ... Struck out a season-best four in a gutty performance at Auburn, going two innings, allowing only one hit and two runs ... Pitched in 10 games with nine starts during the summer for the Covington Lumberjacks of the Valley League ... Tossed a team-best 51 innings, earning a 2-6 record and a 7.24 ERA ... Allowed 71 hits and 41 earned runs, issuing 22 walks with 25 strikeouts.
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2009Pitched in 12 games with four midweek starting assignments, totaling a 1-1 record and a 5.11 ERA ... Tossed 24.2 innings, allowing 33 hits and 14 earned runs, issuing 13 walks and striking out 25 ... Pitched in UK's final game of the Caravelle Resort Invitational at Coastal Carolina, allowing four hits and five runs - one earned - getting two outs ... Allowed one hit and one run in 1.1 innings against Eastern Kentucky ... Got first start of the year against Indiana, going 2.2 innings with five hits allowed and two unearned runs, striking out four ... Got second start at New Orleans, allowing three hits and two runs in one inning ... Best start of the year came against Marshall, going five-scoreless innings, allowing only one hit, walking three and striking out five ... Allowed two hits and two runs, getting one hit at eventual SEC Champion Ole Miss ... Tossed a scoreless frame against Western Kentucky, striking out the side ... In final start of the year, tossed six innings against Lipscomb, allowing one earned run with two walks and five strikeouts ... In the final game of the year, at Florida, went 1.1 innings, with two hits allowed and no runs.2008Had an outstanding freshman season, appearing in 15 games with three starts ... Earned a 1-0 record and a 2.13 ERA ... Worked 25.1 innings, striking out 23 and walking 10 ... Started mid-week games vs. Eastern Michigan, Morehead State and at Western Kentucky ... Worked three innings in two of his three starts, lasting just one in an electric atmosphere at WKU ... Struck out all three faced in an inning vs. Wright State ... Pitched 1.2 innings in the NCAA Tournament, both on June 1, with the Wildcats facing elimination ... Had a good summer in the New York Collegiate Baseball League ... Numbers were dominant for much of the summer, before arm fatigue developed ... Worked in seven games with five starts, tossing 25.2 innings, striking out 29 ... Posted a 2-1 record and a 5.26 ERA. High SchoolPlayed under Coach Frank Ganser at Victor J. Andrew High School ... As a senior, went 6-3 with a 2.38 ERA, striking out 76 in 42.1 innings ... Named an All-Conference and All-Area performer ... Senior season, batted .360 with 39 hits, 32 runs, nine doubles, three home runs, 41 RBI and nine base thefts ... Junior year, went 7-2 with a 1.73 ERA, pitching in 47.1 innings and striking out 93 ... Junior year, batted .440 with 50 hits, 35 runs, 15 doubles, six homers, 43 RBI and seven stolen bases ... Named All-State, All-Conference and All-Area, as well as Honorable Mention All-American ... Led summer league team to a state final four appearance ... Member of National Honor Society. PersonalFull name is Michael James Kaczmarek ... Son of Michael and Helen Kaczmarek ... Born October 5, 1988 in Palos, Ill. ... Has two sisters, Brittany (27) and Kayla (18).


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A Pimp Named Slickback
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A Pimp Named Slickback (born in 1971) is a crazy 34-year-old pimp who gets easily irritated when someone calls him "Slickback" for short, demanding to be addressed by his complete self-professed name: "It's like 'A Tribe Called Quest' — you say the whole thing." He first appeared in Guess Hoe's Coming to Dinner when Granddad began dating his prostitute, Cristal. He made a cameo appearance in Return of the King but had no speaking lines. He appears in the season 2 episode Tom, Sarah and Usher, in the episode where Tom believes Sarah is having an affair with singer Usher, attempting to teach Tom to gain the respect of his wife through violence and intimidation, basically slapping the women and calling them a bitch.
The character is modeled after Katt Williams' character of "Money Mike" in Friday After Next.
Some sources mention he is modeled after the funk bassist Bootsy Collins; which's bass sound you hear in the background music when A Pimp Named Slickback first appears.
He also drives a purple Lincoln Continental MK IV, which matches his purple suit. He also appears in The Story of Gangstalicious Part 2 where he is brought in by Granddad to talk to Riley about sex and dissuade him from homosexuality.

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Wetpaint Exclusive! Sofia Black-D'Elia Dishes on Season 2 and Being Besties With the Cast
Let's hear it for the girl! We were totally psyched to talk with Skins superstar Sofia Black D'Elia (Tea), so when we heard she had a raging cold, we were of two minds: 1) poor girl — she should totally rest up. And 2) does this mean we'll have to wait to get our straight-from-the-source Skins fix!? Gasp! But she earned our undying loyalty by chatting like a champ despite totally losing her voice. Read on for the vital details on Season 2 and what she wants for Tea if the show does come back (which it better!).
Wetpaint: Hi Sofia! How are you doing?
Sofia Black D'Elia: Hi. I'm okay.
It sounds like you've got a bit of a cold.
I do, yeah. Sorry.
No, don't be sorry — thanks for speaking with us anyway!
Of course.
First off, congrats on an excellent season.
Thank you very much.
And we really enjoyed the finale! What did you think about it?
Aww... it's my favorite episode of the bunch, by far. It was nice to do able to watch it with the cast — yeah, it was bittersweet at the end.
Speaking of bittersweet, we're dying to know if you'll be back for Season 2.
We hope so! That's all we can say at this point because we don't know. But we hope so!
Well we hope so too. Speaking of the finale, what did you think of Tea ending up with Betty?
Um... I think she that that's what's right with her... but I think that maybe she shouldn't have ended up with anyone? Because she's so confused by her emotions but physically she knows that the only person she's drawn to right now is Betty. If there is a Season 2, I think that Tea will have to find someone new.
We were just about to ask: If there is a Season 2, what do you want for her?
If there is a Season 2, I want Tea to work more on her family issues and being honest with herself than being with someone.
Skins has attracted some major controversy and you've emerged as the cast spokesperson. Could you tell us more about why you've taken on that role?
It actually just appears that way but in reality, I did a couple of interviews at the same time as everyone else and the people that I did interviews with held them until a lot of the controversy hit and then released the interviews that they had.
Oh sneaky. Speaking of press, you and Tea have gotten a lot of attention from the gay press, like the super awesome AfterEllen.com. Do you feel any pressure to tell the story for that community?
I hate to say it but in a way their criticisms mean more to me because... well, I love Heather Hogan from After Ellen and I love her writing and what she thinks and how she feels about the storyline and the character. Going into it, I did feel some sense of responsibility and when I feel like I'm upholding that, yeah, it means a lot to me. Also, I think that, in a way, Bryan [Elseley] has a bit more of a responsibility than I do. We're all just actors and all we can do is do the best we can with what's given to us.
Absolutely, that makes sense. Did the Tony storyline surprise you?
It didn't really me surprise me because I had known about it since the beginning of August. Bryan sat James and I down in a room in the beginning of August and told us what was going on. At first it surprised me a bit but the way that Bryan explained it made complete sense to me. That's just what happens when you talk to that guy — he can convince you that the sky was green. I didn't question it at all, though it was a bit surprising to me because Tea originally was much different but it made total sense and it still does.
How was she originally different?
Well, originally, because she was a new character, she wasn't really figured out. Tea wasn't this complete character yet. We really didn't know where she was going to go and who she was going to be. In the pilot, I think at that point she was just the female version of Maxxie. And after the pilot, before we got picked up for Season 1, she was really created and then when we came back, she was an entirely different character.
What's the coolest thing that's happened since this whole thing started?
Filming. I have yet to stumble across an experience that made me happier.
What's the most surprising thing that's happened?
I don't know. Maybe it hasn't happened yet.
We've heard the cast is really tight. Is that true or is it a dirty, rotten lie?
We know people must be skeptical like "of course they're going to say that they're close" but in reality, we could not be closer. We're best friends.
That's awesome. Which member of the cast are you most likely to ask for advice?
(Laughing) Camille [Cresencia-Mills], probably. I feel like Camille and I ask each other for advice a lot but it's never really good because we think exactly the same way so I could have just asked myself.
Which member of the cast do you call when you need to be cheered up?
Probably James [Newman].


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Mapping The Rural Problem In The Baltic Countryside: Transition Processes In The Rural Areas Of Estonia, Latvia And Lithuania (Perspectives on Rural Policy and Planning)
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Published: 2004-09-01
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The stream of information concerning post-socialist countries is increasing all the time: it is being produced by the countries themselves for their own uses, by the EU as well as by various international institutions. However, there is still a need for more rigorous academic research with a sound theoretical and critical orientation. The present volume has been written and compiled in this academic spirit. The articles in this volume deal with different aspects of post-socialist transition in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, including agriculture and agricultural companies, industrial enterpris
Images and realities of rural life: Wageningen perspectives on rural tran[s]formations (European perspectives on rural development)
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Governing Rural Development: Discourses And Practices of Self-help in Australian Rural Policy (Perspectives on Rural Policy and Planning) (Perspectives on Rural Policy and Planning)
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Author: Dr Michael Woods
Publisher: Sage Publications Ltd
Keywords: rural, restructuring, experiences, processes, geography, responses
Number of Pages: 352
Published: 2005-01-05
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"Michael Woods has taken on the formidable task of giving an overview of rural places and society in advanced economies as a single author and has presented a book that rightly deserves to be called state-of-the-art."- Geographische Rundschau "For those students with an interest in rural change, this 'state of the art' book is essential reading." - Brian Ilbery, University of Coventry"With Rural Geography Michael Woods remedies the often underestimated dynamism of rural places and rural society by providing the much-needed synthesis of the European and North American literature on
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Publisher: World Bank Publications
Keywords: rural, development, strategy, poor, reaching, renewed
Number of Pages: 208
Published: 2003-08-14
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The world confronts major challenges in rural development as it enters the 21st century. Most of the world's poverty is in rural areas, and will remain so, yet there is a pro-urban bias in most countries' development strategies, and in their allocation of public investment funds. Rural people, and ethnic minorities, in particular, have little political clout to influence public policy to attract more public investment in rural areas. This document outlines a holistic and spatial approach that tackles some tough and long-ignored issues and also addresses old issues in new ways. The
Publisher: OECD
Keywords: rural, policies, areas, based, sectoral, policy, future, place
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Lockers clang shut, bells ring, young people call to each other about the night's ballgame or the upcoming social event, halls are filled with jostling and pushing students. These seem like experiences that are universal to all teens in North America. However, while all schools have some common elements, education across North America varies as dramatically as the geography does. Schools and what happens in those schools look very different in inner-city Chicago than they do in a small fishing village in northern Newfoundland, a remote town in the mountains of North Dakota, an island com


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A retirement reception for Judge Joe Harrison will be held today at Foundation Hall on the campus of Frontier Community College. The reception for Judge Harrison is open to the public and will run from 1 – 3:30. A program is scheduled to begin at 2:15 this afternoon. Judge Harrison has officially retired after 17 years on the bench. The Illinois Supreme Court has appointed former Wayne County State's Attorney Kevin Kakac to serve the remaining year of Harrison's term of office.
Wildlife biologists will examine the remains of a cougar found on a farm near Morrison in rural Whiteside County in an effort to learn more about the animal's recent history and origin. The big cat, weighing over 100 pounds and nearly 6 ft. long, was killed Wednesday by a Conservation Police Officer after it was discovered in a concrete tunnel beneath a corn crib.
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Hydraulic dredge Comstock catches fire
On this day in 1913, the Comstock caught fire off the mouth of the Brazos River. The hydraulic hopper dredge General C. B. Comstock was built for the United States Army Corps of Engineers in 1895 and named for Cyrus B. Comstock, a prominent nineteenth-century corps of engineers officer. The Comstock was ordered for service in Galveston and designed for southern climates, with a metal-sheathed wooden hull and an airy, well-ventilated superstructure. The vessel traveled to Galveston on her own keel in the summer of 1895 and spent most of her career there. The dredge was a very efficient machine that moved material at a cost of approximately 7.4 cents a cubic yard. She could move four or five full loads in a ten-hour day; the hoppers could be discharged in 7½ minutes. After being driven ashore by the Galveston hurricane of 1900, she could not be freed until a channel fifty feet wide and eight feet deep was dug to release her. After 1910 she was lent to the Wilmington Corps District and sent to work first at Aransas Pass and afterward at Freeport. On February 17, 1913, she caught fire and burned to the water line. The crew was quickly rescued by fishermen from Quintana and the life-saving crew from Surfside, but the Comstock was a total loss. The wreck was relocated during jetty construction in June 1987 and investigated and identified in 1988. The artifacts are in a collection at Corpus Christi Museum.


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Snowboarding gets beautifully glorified in David Benedek's wonderful Current State
Answer me this – is there anything in the world cooler than snowboarding? Actually I'll answer for you – no, NOTHING. Some philistines will say that surfing is superior but they've been grossly misinformed – once you've cut swathes through the white stuff there's no turning back. Also you can't drown on a mountain, which puts it one up on surfing at all times. David Benedek is a man who acutely understands the all-consuming passion engendered by this extreme sport, and to prove it he's made a massive, similarly all-consuming book that explores in-depth the state of snowboard culture today.
Just creating one book would't have been enough for David – one book doesn't scream "I love this ruddy sport" like two books does, particularly two books physically bound together that can be read separately or in tandem. That has passion written all over it.
Current State does exactly that, binding two hardback volumes into one, "turning every spread into a four-page composition of correlating content." And it's all snugly housed in a screen-printed protective case. The concept itself seems mad – surely binding two hardback books together is just awkward and impractical – but the format allows for some jaw-dropping spreads that offer up vast A2 images of snowboarding at its very best. It also looks mighty good on your coffee table.
Content-wise it's a no brainer for boarding fans with interviews from Travis Rice, Jed Anderson, old-timer Jake Burton and many more. It's also rammed full of exquisite photography so you can remind yourself year-round what you're missing on a mountainside somewhere far, far away.


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News of Riverton, Lander and Fremont County, Wyoming, from the Ranger's award winning journalists.
Fremont County residents promoted in National Guard
Apr 25, 2014 - From staff reports
Two Fremont County residents have been promoted in the Wyoming Army National Guard.
Tyler Goulart, of Riverton, and Brett Roanhorse, of Fort Washakie, were promoted to private first class April 5.
Goulart will be a multiple launch rocket system operations/fire direction specialist with B Battery, 2nd Battalion, 300th Field Artillery, based in Lander. He has been a member of the Wyoming National Guard for one year.
Roanhorse will be a horizontal construction engineer with the 133rd Engineer Company, based in Laramie. Roanhorse has been a member of the Wyoming National Guard for 10 months.
Goulart and Roanhorse are seniors at Wind River High School.


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In this instructable I'm going to talk mostly about using the Melexis MLX90614 IR (infrared radiation) sensor. Also, while building a sensor interface board, I'll also take care of driving a Crydom SSR (solid state relay).
There is already a bunch of web info on re-flowing boards using either a skillet or toaster oven. Both of the following links are good:
What I thought was missing was information on instrumenting the skillet. This instructable should take care of that.
Note, Parallax already makes, and sells, a Melexis IR interface board. However, I don't think it has any digital outputs (I could be wrong since I never owned one). There is no way to remotely mount their sensor either - their design has the sensor solder right onto an interface board.
Step 1: Construct a method to hold the sensor.
Step 2: Build the interface board.
I also had trouble with the CCS compiler serial output code. I ended up writing my own which I think is better. My version uses one of the PIC timers. In contrast, the CCS compiler generates RS232 code using only software timers.
Anyway, all the source code is attached and, I think, well documented.
Here is a link to the Melexis web site for datasheets and app notes:
The Melexis app note on the SMBus was indispensable.
Tom Cantrell had a nice write-up in issue 219 of Circuit Cellar. The original article may be purchased on their web site for $1.50. Tom's article was the inspiration which got me moving.
Attached are a couple of images. Hope this answers your question.
I use a hot plate to solder my boards as well, but I never calculated the temperature ramp. I suspect my hot plate doesn't go up that quickly either, but the little smoke always makes me nervous...
Someday I'm going to sort out how to interface my Cen-Tech IR thermometer. Have a look at this: http://www.instructables.com/id/Cen-Tech-Infrared-Thermometer-Mount/
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Although I have not had a chance to use this yet I had an identical one like this before which started leaking, probably because I did not take good enough care of it. However, I loved it to the point that I decided that it was at the top of my list of electronic appliances I never want to have to do without. That is why my husband got me a replacement right away. I'll take better care of this one! It has every feature I want in a steam mop including that it heats up quickly, swivels and does a great job.
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Nice today, then storms tomorrow. Tracking Irene as well!
It has been a beautiful run of weather so far this week but storms are back in the forecast for Thursday.
Wednesday: Mostly Sunny; Seasonably Pleasant
Highs: Mid 80s | Wind: S 8-14
Overnight: Partly Cloudy; Not As Cool
Lows: Around 70 | Wind: S 5-10
Thursday: Partly To Mostly Cloudy & Humid; Scattered PM
Highs: Near 90 | Wind: SSW 5-10+
One more nice day on tap today featuring mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid 80's. It may be slightly more humid this afternoon as well with southerly winds pumping in added moisture. High pressure will give way to an approaching cold front that will push into and through the region later in the day Thursday. Showers and thunderstorms will expected to develop along and ahead of this boundary and some storms could become severe with the main threats being damaging winds, heavy rain, and perhaps some hail. Friday will be a transition day with the front weakening and then stalling near or just south and east of the city. A few lingering showers may be possible early Friday across southern Maryland and the Northern Neck but most activity will be ending.
Weather guidance and the official track of Hurricane Irene continues to shift to the east with every forecast model run. This good news because it places our region on the western side, the weaker side, of this storm. Given the forecast uncertainty this far in advance and the fact that a large portion of the region is under the forecast path of uncertainty everyone should be paying close attention to the storm and further updates. At this point area beaches can expect dangerous riptides and rough surf over the weekend. The impacts on our local weather from this storm will vary greatly depending on the exact track of the storm. Right now scattered showers and storms remain in the forecast for Saturday along with increasingly breezy winds. Sunday would be when the worst weather could potentially arrive featuring occasional rain and windy conditions. Again, the exact details and forecast will likely change on a daily basis as the exact track of the storm is refined so stay tuned for updates.
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New Scientist magazine - 11 September 2010
Hawking's faith in M-theory
Can M-theory explain the birth of our universe? Stephen Hawking thinks so, but without empirical evidence it's just a matter of faith
Unlikely ideas prove how damaging science cuts will be
Ideas once thought mad or bad are now vital to our way of life. Politicians take note: even unpromising brainwaves can have a huge legacy
Bees and climate change cleared in pollination mystery
News > Upfrontp6
Even without climate change, even without the decline of bees, pollination is in a downward spiral. And nobody knows why
Bird flu found in pigs
News > Upfrontp6
H5N1's jump to pigs brings the virus a step closer to a human pandemic
Ghostwriting probe into HRT articles
News > Upfrontp6
Scientific papers "ghostwritten" for drug maker Wyeth may have led to hormone replacement therapy being recommended to healthy menopausal women
First Irish genome sequenced
News > Upfrontpp6-7
Analysis of the genome of an Irishman reveals that his compatriots are genetically distinct from their European neighbours
60 Seconds
News > 60 Secondsp7
A 2-hour TB test, tiny seahorse victims of oil spill, fresh hope for the Tevatron, and more
CERN collides with a patent reality
News > Upfrontp7
CERN, the organisation that gave away the World Wide Web, is finally thinking about protecting its intellectual property
Laws of physics may change across the universe
News > Upfrontp7
A controversial observation suggests that a constant of physics actually varies in space – it could explain why our corner of the cosmos is just right for life
Pakistan's flood weather eased Atlantic hurricanes
News > Upfrontp7
The stalled weather pattern behind floods in Pakistan and a heatwave in Russia may have delayed the start of the Atlantic hurricane season
Brain imaging monitors effect of movie magic
News > This Weekpp8-9
Mining your brain's fundamental response to cinematic action could make movies more moving
Thank the ur-worm for Shakespeare's brain
News > This Weekpp10-11
The hallmark of the human brain – its enormous cortex – can be traced back 600 million years to the ancestor of a primitive worm
Civil war in Africa has no link to climate change
News > This Weekp11
Prosperity rather than climate change seems to govern the incidence of civil war in Africa
Exotic matter could show up in the LHC this year
News > This Weekp12
The Large Hadron Collider could glimpse sparticles, diquarks and leptoquarks sooner than thought possible if new-found decay pathways are correct
Ancient Greeks spotted Halley's comet
News > This Weekp16
Halley's comet and a meteorite the size of a "wagonload" triggered a turning point in ancient Greek astronomy
Money can buy you happiness – up to a point
News > This Weekp16
The more money people earn the higher their overall life satisfaction, but your day-to-day emotional wellbeing improves only up to a $75,000 salary
Do Egyptian mummies have a right to privacy?
News > This Weekp17
The assumption that ancient corpses are fair game for science is beginning to be challenged
Cane toads aren't quite the bad guys we thought
News > This Weekp18
It's invaded Australia, but the cane toad has not triggered the ecological catastrophe that some predicted
Dinosaur with a mysterious fin found
News > In Briefp20
A two-legged dinosaur that had a fin on its back has been discovered – but nobody knows what it was for
Iron overload may accelerate Alzheimer's
News > In Briefp20
Zinc-containing plaques that form in Alzheimer's disease prevent proteins from clearing out toxic iron and stop neurons from signalling properly
Locust brains could thwart superbug plagues
News > In Briefp20
Extracts from the brains of locusts and cockroaches can kill superbugs such as MRSA – new antibiotics could follow
Why the 'sixth extinction' will be unpredictable
News > In Briefp20
The fallout from the current mass extinction of life on Earth will be far from simple to predict
Edible crystals could store hydrogen fuel
News > In Briefp21
Molecular cages for storing hydrogen fuel have been made from cheap, natural ingredients – and they taste like crackers
Losing weight may pollute the blood
News > In Briefp21
Weight loss releases chemical pollutants into the blood, which can stick around, increasing the risk of diabetes, cancer and dementia
Magic mushrooms reduce anxiety over cancer
News > In Briefp21
The active chemical in magic mushroom has been shown to lessen anxiety and improve mood in people with late-stage cancer
Magnetic monopole deficit hints that hunt is futile
News > In Briefp21
The maximum number of these hypothetical, lone magnetic charges that can exist in our patch of the universe has been slashed
Born-again solar cells are more efficient
Technology > Newsp23
Solar cells can be made more efficient over their lifetime if they continually regenerate their light-harvesting mechanisms
Escher-like internet map could speed online traffic
Technology > Newsp23
A new circular map of the internet, produced with a geometry technique used by M. C. Escher, could help establish quicker routeing for online traffic
Navigation app gives you freedom to explore
Technology > Newsp23
A smartphone navigation tool promises to keep you heading in the right direction while letting you follow your feet
CrackBerries and games addicts: Beware an internet hit
Technology > Newspp24-25
From virtual gaming to social media and smartphones, we are surrounded by online technology – and it's proving unhealthily addictive
Laser-powered helicopter hovers for hours
Technology > Newsp25
Lasers can bring down remote-piloted aircraft – but a new demo shows they can also keep the craft airborne
Immortal signals promise perfect web video
Technology > Newsp26
A technique to revitalise optical signals so that they never die could provide a route to faster internet connections
US navy seeks 'safer' bomb
Technology > Newsp26
A variable-yield "dial-a-blast" bomb could reduce the number of innocent people killed or injured during an air attack, the US navy thinks
Your role in wildlife crime
Comment and Analysispp28-29
The illicit wildlife trade is intimately linked to wealth and organised crime. Conservation groups should target consumers, says Rosaleen Duffy
Hendrix's soundman: How I invented Jimi's guitar sound
Opinion > Interviewp29
Meet Roger Mayer, the navy acoustics engineer who created sound effects for the giants of the 1960s rock scene
Elusive particles
You report that results from the Tevatron collider rule out a Higgs boson between masses of 158 and 175 gigaelectronvolts (31 July, p 5). It...
Golden opportunity
Hazel Muir's article on using urine as a source of urea for hydrogen production suffers from a lack of a systems approach, or, as...
Sweat it out
Your article on the benefits of not treating fever prompted a déjà vu moment for me (31 July, p 42). In 1972, a small...
Enigma Number 1612
Opinion > Enigmap30
To deny is human
While Star Trek's Vulcans would have enjoyed your special report on denial (15 May, p 35), we humans prefer to read stories that allow...
For the record
• We incorrectly named one of the companies involved in the development of the CliniHub portable disease detector. The company is XenBio Fluidics (28 August, p...
Happy contrasts
You report that depression decreases an individual's perception of visual contrast (17 July, p 15). Is this a one-way link? Has anyone investigated...
Human intelligence
Timothy Taylor's hypothesis that we will evolve to be less intelligent due to our reliance on technology (21 August, p 48) resonated with other...
Keep it dirty
You report the testing of graphene as a new antibacterial agent (31 July, p 19). I can't help but feel we should be careful...
Serotonin by proxy
Linda Geddes reports that the long-term use of selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in people with depression and panic disorder actually decreases serotonin...
Nobel physicist: Building Hubble's heir in deep space
John Mather reveals the challenges of getting the James Webb Space Telescope working on site – a million and a half kilometres away
Zeros to heroes: What's the use of electricity?
Features > Cover Storyp34
Michael Faraday built an electric motor in 1821 and a rudimentary generator a decade later – but half a century passed before electric power took off
Zeros to heroes: 11 unlikely ideas that changed the world
Features > Cover Storypp34-39
From imaginary numbers to gyroscopic monorails, we pick out some of the most improbable ideas to have hit the big time
Zeros to heroes: Bayes's probability puzzle
Features > Cover Storyp35
What links modern cosmology to 18th-century musings on billiards? The answer lies in a theorem devised by amateur mathematician Thomas Bayes
Zeros to heroes: How we almost missed the ozone hole
Features > Cover Storyp36
The axe was poised over the British Antarctic Survey's ozone monitoring programme when it noticed an awfully big hole in the sky
Zeros to heroes: The invention that's best hidden
Features > Cover Storyp36
A car with just two wheels looked too terrifying to catch on, but the secret of its amazing balancing act is at the heart of today's guidance systems
Zeros to heroes: Putting the 'i' in iPods
Features > Cover Storypp36-37
They exasperated their 16th-century discoverer, but imaginary numbers have given us everything from quantum mechanics to portable music
Zeros to heroes: The tragic fate of a genetic pioneer
Features > Cover Storyp37
We now know that gene activity can change significantly without changes to DNA – but did a shamed scientist who killed himself in 1926 get there first?
Zeros to heroes: Tall tales or the truth of tiny life?
Features > Cover Storyp38
When a 17th-century Dutch draper told London's finest minds he had seen "animalcules" through his home-made microscope, they took some convincing
Zeros to heroes: The man who learned to fly
Features > Cover Storyp38
George Cayley knew how to make a plane a century before the Wright brothers took off. If only he'd got the internal combustion engine to work
Zeros to heroes: Rogue brain-killing proteins
Features > Cover Storyp39
Before winning his Nobel prize, Stanley Prusiner was ridiculed for suggesting that something he called a prion caused spongiform brain diseases
Zeros to heroes: The long wait to speak in code
Features > Cover Storyp39
Digital sound was invented in 1937 – decades before the technology to use it had been developed
Zeros to heroes: Ulcer truth was hard to stomach
Features > Cover Storyp39
No one would believe that bacteria caused stomach ulcers – until Barry Marshall swallowed some
Supercrops: Fixing the flaws in photosynthesis
Features > Featurepp40-43
Many vital crops capture the sun's energy in a surprisingly inefficient way. A borrowed trick or two could make them far more productive
Receding gums: What ails Australia's iconic trees?
Features > Featurepp44-45
Eucalyptus trees are dying all over Australia. To save them, we might have to learn to play with fire
Space junk: Hunting zombies in outer space
Features > Featurepp46-49
If we don't deal with orbital debris, Earth will one day have rings of refuse – and we'll be cut off from space
Stephen Hawking says there's no theory of everything
Opinion > Books & Artsp50
In his new book, The Grand Design, Hawking argues that there is no single theory of reality because there is no single reality
Eureka! How moments of genius happen
Opinion > Books & Artsp51
Are creative breakthroughs the product of conscious thought? Andrew Robinson says so in Sudden Genius, but there may be more to the story
Freak waves: Surfer's dream, insurer's nightmare
Opinion > Books & Artsp52
Susan Casey reports on the increasing turbulence in our oceans in The Wave: In pursuit of the rogues, freaks, and giants of the ocean
To err is human – luckily for us
Opinion > Books & Artsp52
In Being Wrong: Adventures in the margin of error, Kathryn Schulz argues that making mistakes is one of the best things about being human
We, the colony: Democracy, the bee way
Opinion > Books & Artsp52
Honeybee Democracy is Thomas Seeley's careful narration of how bees have an impressive ability to reach consensus and create "swarm intelligence"
Terror of the targeted army bands
The US army's musical strategy, meat-free sugar, the video camera you must never unplug, and more
Repulsive coffee
The Last Word > Last Word Answerp69
Rise and fall
The Last Word > Last Word Answerp69
Piles of reasons
The Last Word > Last Word Questionp69
Revision tactics
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Negative - Coffin in Cemetery, Irymple (?), Victoria (?), 1900-1910
The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum VictoriaFrom: Irymple, Australia Images: 1
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Old, unmarked graves.From: Mornington Peninsula National Park, Australia Images: 1
Photograph - by Jack Walton, Australia, circa 1920s-1930s
Tombstone of Sarah Webb.Images: 1
Glass Negative - Gravestone and Plants, by A.J. Campbell, Grampians, Victoria, circa 1900
Split plate with two images: 1) headstone Agnes Folkes 30/7/1870 &; 2) flowering tree exotic.Images: 1
Glass Negative - Group of People at Gravesite, by Hugh Conran, Australia, circa 1910s
Group of males at a mock funeral.Images: 1
Lantern Slide - by Hugh Conran, Australia, circa 1910s
Group of young men gathered around a grave at a mock funeral.Images: 1
Negative - by Bill Boyd, Victoria, Jan 1912
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Negative - Dusk Funeral Service on HMAS Hobart, Indonesia, World War II, 1941-1942
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Core 5 is a hybrid seminar/studio courses for seniors with a focus on investigation, growth and verbal intelligibility. Each student develops their own criteria for a thesis and portfolio of work through research, exploration, and experimentation in various materials and media. The seminar includes discussions, presentations, readings, and writing assignments which vary to recognize the direction of the group and formal issues and conceptual challenges. The subject, research, and writing for the thesis are developed during the first semester with the final thesis due before the BFA exhibition and critique. The course includes field trips to museums, galleries, and artist studio visits to expose students to historical and contemporary artwork and practice. The mid-year review at the end of the fall semester is an Environment- wide presentation and progress review, which also prepares students for the oral defense of the BFA exhibition in the spring. Required of all graduating Craft + Material Culture majors. Offered fall. Open to electives.
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Carthage — Following a train crash that took place Tuesday in Cairo causing the death of 19 young army recruits and injuring 117, Caretaker President Moncef Marzouki sent on Wednesday condolences message to Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi.
In this message, President Marzouki expresses "heartfelt condolences and sympathy of the Tunisian people with the relatives of the victims" a communiqué of the Presidency of the Republic reads.
A train carrying Egyptian young army recruits derailed on Tuesday in Guizeh (Southwest of Cairo) killing 19 people and injuring more than 100 others, according to information provided by the Egyptian Health Ministry.


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If you're not on Facebook, we're sure you have older siblings and friends who already are. Before you go diving into an ocean of strangers – because, yes, anyone can get on Facebook and maybe see all your business – take a step back and think carefully.
In this activity, we're going to work through setting up a profile that's true to who you are. At the same time, we'll learn about who can access what information about you through your privacy settings. Remember, you're in control of your image and you know that not all outfits are meant for every occasion.
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Above: At last Saturday's home cross country meet, junior Kelly Labanara (at far right) led the Warriors at the finish for the second straight race, placing second overall. (Photo by Liam Murphy)
By Brent Pelella / Sports Information Staff
"Your season starts way before the first event."
Every coach in America preaches this statement to their athletes, but it takes a truly inspired individual to follow through. It's a tedious process, but it's hard to deny the improvement it brings.
Kelly Labanara, a junior cross-country runner at Eastern, is a first-hand example of what it takes to be the best. Last season, as a sophomore, she hovered around the 22-minute mark in the 5k and as a result was the 5th best runner on her own team.
Three long summer months and 500 miles of running later and last year's Kelly is a faint shadow lagging behind. In turn, the new Labanara is stealing the show this season. In her first two events, she has finished first on the team both times and a career best 2nd overall in her last race.
To put her astounding summer running totals into perspective, it could be estimated that her efforts would have brought her from Eastern to Philadelphia and back (in case she's looking for an adventure next summer). Nonetheless, listening to her talk about her passion is envious.
"I am so proud of Kelly and what she has accomplished," noted second-year Eastern head coach Kathy Manizza. "Her summer training program set her up for a fantastic season and I know she will continue to improve. She takes running very seriously, but she also enjoys it and that is so important to being a lifelong runner."
Labanara runs until her legs waver, and then shakes it out and continues to trek, "It helps me clear my head," he proclaimed. "I fell in love with running at a young age, and never looked back."
Labanara grew up in nearby Chaplin and graduated from Parish Hill High School, where she ran cross country and track for four years under Richard Gogan. In cross country at Parish Hill, she also showed drastic improvement, earning the program's Most Improved Runner Award as a freshman and sophomore before being named team MVP as a junior and senior. As a junior in track in high school, she received the Coaches' Award, then proceeded to earn team MVP honors in that program as a senior, as well.
In addition to cross country, Labanara is a two-year indoor and outdoor letterwinner with the Eastern track and field programs, running distances from 800 to 3,000 meters.
However, the soft-spoken accounting major is not content with her most recent goals. She plans to get her 5k time under 20 minutes and continue to improve the other aspects of being a leader on the team.
Kelly understands with success comes not only higher expectations, but also more responsibilities, "We have some great senior leaders, but I also know younger girls might start looking up to me with what I've done. I have to continue to lead by example, and also motivate them vocally."
Her development into a forerunner will give her experience in not only athletics, but also situations that will impact her life after college. This is one of the most essential aspects of being on a team. Most athletes experience togetherness and sacrifice, but Kelly is getting one better.
"Kelly is very quiet, but she is leading by example and setting a great standard for the younger girls as well as for potential incoming athletes," said Manizza.
Running will always fill a vast abyss in her life, and her discreet competitive nature will continue to propagate on roads, and trails countrywide. Her immediate plan after college, aside from crunching numbers, is pretty predictable, "I intend on running throughout my life. My first goal after I graduate is to run a marathon. That would be pretty cool."


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New book details life of Russian double agent
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Although the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the U.S. ended in the early 90s, the two counties continue to spy on each other.
From 1995 to 2000, a man known as âComrade J" was the highest-ranking U.S. operative of the SVR- the successor agency to the KGB. He directed all Russian spy activity in New York City, and personally oversaw all covert operations against the U.S. and its allies in the U.N.
Then he defected in 2000 and revealed that he had been a double agent for the FBI.
This true story is documented in the new book, Comrade J: The Untold Secrets of Russiaâs Master Spy in America After the End of the Cold War. WMNF spoke with author Pete Earley yesterday and asked why the agent, Sergay Trechikoff, defected.
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The following is an archive of a post made to our
'vox mailing list'
by one of its subscribers.
Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
>lugod needs a copy of windows 98 donated so we can demo vmware.
>it needs to be above board and legal, se we need the disk and the
>license thing.
So to be legal in Microsoft's eyes is sometimes a pain. This is what
you need to prove legality: Certificate of Authenticity (COA) it is the
seal on the manual or sticker that is put on the side of the computer.
End user licence aggreement (EULA) usually contained on/in the booklet
that comes with the software. To have the installation media as well is
good and it would also be helpful to have the invoice or receipt of
Microsoft does *NOT* allow you to actually transfer a licence from one
computer to another. So OEM copies of the software will not make us
legal (unless VA actually ever sold windows along with the box).
Stephen (someone who has gone through the MS audit experience and would
of rather installed linux)
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systems, remote system administration and
custom software development.
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THE humble sticking plaster is getting a high-tech upgrade. As well as simply patching up small cuts and grazes, plasters embedded with light-emitting diodes could be used to treat skin cancer in combination with light-sensitive drugs.
Polymertronics, based in Banbury, UK, is developing the plasters, which are impregnated with a ser ies of organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs). The light plasters are designed for use in photodynamic therapy, in which light-sensitive drugs are applied to the skin as a cream. When you shine red light on the area it activates the drugs, which destroy the tumour as they soak though the skin.
At the moment, expensive lamps and lasers supply the red light for photodynamic therapy, and so the treatment can only be performed in hospitals. The light plasters could allow people with skin cancer to treat themselves at home, says Stephen Clemmet, CEO of Polymertronics. "We're looking at developing a ...
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Abraham Cowley was born in 1618, the seventh and posthumous child of Thomas Cooley, a London stationer (or a grocer, as Cowley's early biographers speculated). He died in 1667, aged forty-nine, and was buried in Westminster Abbey alongside Chaucer and Spenser. According to the inscription on his memorial urn, he was a reincarnated Pindar, Horace, and Virgil. Thomas Sprat, his earliest editor and his most earnest biographer, promotes him as a new type of the English poet, a bourgeois intellectual, the pattern of whose life could be a model for his generation. Cowley apparently succeeded where Ben Jonson failed, and had turned himself into a plausible modern man of letters. He was self-consciously an enlightened seventeenth-century man, a …
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Auburn Public Studio proudly offers student scholarships
June 16, 2015
Auburn Public Theater is pleased to offer a limited number full and partial scholarships for our Fall and Spring classes thanks to the generous support of the following:
- Thommie Walsh Scholarship Fund
What Are They Doing Now?
May 28, 2015
Comics Jeff Dye and Godfrey played APT - now look where they are!
Singer Julie Budd will perform at Thommie Walsh scholarship fundraiser
April 8, 2015
Singer and actress Julie Budd will bring her show "Center Stage: Those Fabulous Broadway Musicals" to Auburn for a benefit concert. The show will be 8 p.m. May 2 at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Emerson Park, 6877 E. Lake Road, Auburn. The singer is helping to raise money for the Thommie Walsh Education Scholarship.
~Melinda Johnson / Syracuse.com
2013/14 Annual Report Now Available!
March 18, 2015
Auburn Public Theater's 2013/14 Annual Report is now available for your viewing pleasure!
The Most Ubiquitous Comedian in L.A.
March 13, 2015
You may have seen him at Auburn Public Theater - check out how his career has grown!
He's popped up in a ton of comedy movies like Step Brothers and The 40-Year-Old Virgin and has a film festival named after him. Meet Wayne Federman, L.A.'s comic everyman.
By Jen Yamato - The Daily Beast
Mother-daughter letters tell it like it is in 'Dear Mom' play at Auburn Public Theater
February 26, 2015
So much can be said about mothers and daughters and their relationship. The play "Dear Mom" puts the words and feelings of daughters about their mothers on the Auburn Public Theater stage, Thursday through March 8. "Dear Mom" is based on letters daughters, from 18 to 88 years old and from across the world, wrote to their mothers.
Auburn Public Theater Recognized in National Blog
February 13, 2015
Rukkus.com recently released a blog post of its 100 Favorite Places To See Live Music - and guess who is #81?
Figura-ing it out: Skaneateles writer shares his and other men's thoughts on middle age in new book
December 7, 2014
David J. Figura wasn't happy.
He had few friends. He worried about his job. He considered cheating on his wife.
So the Skaneateles writer got to work in two respects: First, fixing his life, and second, turning it into a book.
The Citizen
Auburn Public Theater: Empty Place Turned Theater Space
November 25, 2014
Jen Cornwell | LiveableCNY
Auburn Public Theater has been making life more livable in Central New York since its opening in 2005. "There is a great quote by Rollo May," said Daddabbo. "'What if imagination and art are not frosting at all, but the fountainhead of human experience?' I couldn't agree more."
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Explore Indochina, travelling through Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos
Breathe in wafting scents of incense as we discover the mysticism, history and ancient traditions of Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. This trip covers all the highlights of Indochina, from the majestic Angkor ruins and the pristine beaches of Sihanoukville to the frenetic pace of Ho Chi Minh City, the relaxed vibe of Hoi An and the riverside beauty of Luang Prabang. The warmth and candour of the locals you meet along the way and the delicious range of cuisines on offer perfectly complete this all-encompassing adventure.
- Start
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Finish
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Countries
- Themes
- Explorer
- Code
- Bargain like a local in Bangkok's markets
- See the temples of Angkor rise out of the jungle
- Delve into Khmer history in Phnom Penh
- Experience rural village life at a Cambodian homestay
- Explore Sihanoukville's tropical surrounds
- Relax on Nha Trang's beaches
- Stroll the atmospheric streets of Hoi An
- Wander through Hanoi's Old Quarter
- Admire the stunning limestone crags around Vang Vieng
- Take a riverboat cruise on the Mekong
- Discover the charm of Chiang Mai
Day 1 Bangkok
Day 2-4 Siem Reap/Angkor Wat
Day 5 Kompong Cham
Day 6 Phnom Penh
Day 7 Homestay
Day 8-9 Sihanoukville
Day 10 Phnom Penh
Day 11-12 Ho Chi Minh City
Day 13-14 Mekong Delta/Overnight Train
Day 15-16 Nha Trang/Overnight Train
Day 17-19 Hoi An
Day 20-22 Hue
Day 23 Hanoi
Day 24 Halong Bay
Day 25-26 Hanoi
Day 27-28 Vientiane
Day 29-30 Vang Vieng
Day 31-33 Luang Prabang
Day 34 Pakbeng - Mekong River
Day 35 Chiang Khong
Day 36-38 Chiang Mai
Day 39-40 Bangkok
Meals9 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners
TransportBoat, Bus, Overnight sleeper train, Plane, Private Bus, Private minibus, Private vehicle, Songthaew, Taxi, Train, Tuk-Tuk, Van
AccommodationGuesthouse (11 nights), Homestay (2 nights), Hotel (22 nights), Overnight sleeper train (4 nights)
Included activities
- Chambok - Traditional Dancing
- Halong Bay - Boat cruise
- Hanoi - Walking tour
- Hoi An - Ancient town
- Luang Prabang - Walking tour
- Mekong Delta - Boat cruise and homestay
- Siem Reap - Guided Tour
- Siem Reap - 1 day Angkor Pass
- Vientiane - COPE visit
- Vientiane - Walking tour
- Vientiane - Wat Sri Saket
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Keep on the lookout for upcoming announcements on the release of Ghost Whisperer case two: Forgotten Toys. We are nearing completion, and are super excited to bring more of Grandview, New York to life.
In case two, we are focusing on bringing to GW fans more of what they loved from case 1, and adding more varying styles of game play. The art is also looking great! The story centers around a rich family in Grandview that is having a bit of a ghost problem (who knew!). Below are some brand new environments for GW fans to explore:
That's it for now, GW fans! Until next time, keep your eyes open, and your ears ready; you never know who or what might be trying to tell you something!
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MTV's 'House of Food' trailer: What happens when you mix 'Real World' with cooking competition shows?
MTV is giving cooking competition shows a new twist with the upcoming series, "House of Food."
Imagine if you combined "The Real World" with "MasterChef" -- and added in some more drama -- then you'd get this new reality show about a group of young aspiring chefs with no formal culinary training who live together and compete against one another. The one hour weekly docu-series "combines the exciting real-life competitive elements of culinary school, with the dramatic setting of a house reality show."
The students -- chosen for their passion for cooking and food culture -- will be judged by three of the country's best chefs for the chance to win an apprenticeship of a lifetime.
Watch the just-released trailer below and tune in for the premiere Monday, March 31 at 10 p.m. ET on MTV.


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"IF YOU ARE WHAT YOU SHOULD BE, YOU WILL SET THE WHOLE WORLD ON FIRE." "LET THE TRUTH BE YOUR DELIGHT.... PROCLAIM IT..., BUT WITH A CERTAIN CONGENIALITY." ~ St. Catherine of Siena
~ St. Therese Lisieux
The movie made a trip to Oregon and I was lucky to see most of it. I missed the very end (impatient guest with me) but so loved it that I will purchase it when available. Wonderful review.
Thank you, Julia. I hope you do see the entire film - every minute of it is precious.
God bless you!


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Subject-Verb Agreement Practice
Anyone who have 1. ever been to a graduation know 2. how exciting it can be for the graduates. In our town, nearly the whole population come 3. each year. There is 4. one thing that both graduates and guests enjoys: 5. the awarding of scholarships. This ceremony, along with the closing exercises, make 6. attending the graduation worthwhile. Several of the students who receives 7. awards plan 8. to attend the community college. Many former graduates is 9. grateful for opportunities that such an award provide 10. .
Circle the Correct Verb For
Each of the Following Sentences:
1. She make, makes good candy.
2. Bob never tells, tell the truth.
3. The government do, does the work.
4. Mary seem, seems sad today.
5. When do, does the game start?
6. It go, goes on all the time.
7. Sally will finish the dress whenever she find, finds the time.
8. Consider how much money he lose, loses ever time he gamble, gambles.
9. Every Sunday, the minister preach, preaches on the same topic.
10. Minnie blow, blows bubbles for the children.
1. Someone (sing, sings) a solo in the talent show.
2. Spaghetti and pizza (is, are) his favorite foods.
3. The senior judge, as well as three junior judges, (is, are) to attend the seminar.
4. There (was, were) a flat tire on the bicycle.
5. Neither Max nor Clara (use, uses) catsup on hamburgers and French fries.
6. The team, including the coach, (host, hosts) the pep rally each spring.
7. Violet, Mia and Devon's teams (play, plays) well under pressure.
8. His favorite meal (is, are) spaghetti and meatballs.
9. One of the two teachers (is, are) eligible for promotion this year.


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The Nigeria Squash Federation (NSF) will be holding a four-day officiating course at the Akim Army Barracks, Calabar, Cross River State between November 15 to 18.
In a press briefing held on Thursday at the conference hall of the National Sports Commission, president of the Nigeria Squash Federation, Femi Ajagbe, said members of the public who are interested in the game of squash will be having a golden opportunity to learn the latest computerised coaching method to be facilitated by Mr. Madan, an American based World Squash Federation instructor of international repute.
On the choice of Calabar, Ajagbe said: "The choice of Calabar is because it's conducive for learning as against Lagos that is noisy. Everything cannot be held in Lagos, other states should also enjoy the presence of the federation.
Continuing, he said: "The event is packaged to coincide with the coming 18th National Sports Festival in Lagos so as to put what they would have just learnt in the course to use during the festival and to correct the lapses of our officials."
Madan is expected to impact the latest coaching, marking and refereeing skills, after which he would assess and grade all participants.
Meanwhile, after rigorous training and intensive assessment, the Lagos State Squash Association (LSSA) unveiled its eight-man team for the 18th National Sports Festival tagged Eko 2012.
According to the Head Coach of LSSA, Wasiu Sanni, the players were selected based on their form, while assuring that the team is set to sweep the four medals at stake at the festival.
The selected players are Moses Durosinmi, Wale Amao, Wasiu Bello and Mayowa Olorunnisola for the men's team while the female team are Taiwo Ebifemi, Alimot Idris, Funke Awosanya and Shade David.
Excited about the support accorded the team by the state government, Sanni said it became necessary for the team to reciprocate the gesture by clinching the four gold medals at the festival.
"For me I have been playing for the national team for long and I want to say that we have had the best of support from the state government for our preparation for the festival. Al the equipment the team needed have been provided and all the players are in top shape to do well at the festival and I want to assure the state government that we will not disappoint them," he said.
For the captain of the team, Bello, nothing can stop the team from emerging the overall winner in the event.


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The current population of Rogue River is 225 with the median age of 53. Rogue River's median household income is $41,586, and the average household net worth is $358,383. 29% of Rogue River's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 13% of Rogue River's population have moved in the last year.
|Rogue River
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|Median Household Income
|Average Household Net Worth
|Long-term Residents (5+ years)
|Annual Turnover
|Median Age
|53 years
|38 years
|37 years
Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Rogue River by age group. In Rogue River, the male-to-female ratio is 104:121, which is 9% lower than the ratio of Jackson County, which is 101,532:106,883. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Jackson County, has 19% less property crime than Oregon, and has the same as the nation's average. Jackson County, has 16% less personal crime than Oregon and when compared to that of United States, Jackson County is 49% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Rogue River that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Rogue River, 81% of people are married and 19% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of Jackson County, which is 75%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Rogue River income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Rogue River is $41,586, which is 4% lower than that of Jackson County ($43,514). Income data for Rogue River is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Rogue River. In Rogue River, 16% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 8% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 15% lower than that of Jackson County. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Planning on escaping the miserable weather and jetting off to Aruba? Well, don't think you're going to be all cute and wear your new studded Louboutins onto the plane. Yes ladies, it's true. The TSA has literally banned studded Christian Louboutin heels and they mean business! Your $1500+ shoes will be confiscated, so I wouldn't mess around with this newly imposed annoyance.
This madness got me thinking…they've banned studded shoes…what's next, studded belts and bags? Oh well. Sure not going to stop me from snagging a buttery soft leather & studded bag from Tylie Malibu or Romygold!
These bags are too hot to handle & will instantly spice up your outfit as Kristin Cavallari demonstrates with her Romygold foldover studded clutch – recently a featured piece in ELLE magazine! AND both of Singer22's featured Tylie bags happen to be on sale too! So go stock up on your studded accessories, like the chic little Rebecca Minkoff bag seen carried by Lauren Conrad! Definitely can't go wrong with a bag from Rebecca Minkoff. Just remember, pack those studs in your check-in when you're out traveling around because this stuff is WAY too cute to let those TSA agents take home with them!


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Haba Toys
Looking for the ultimate in beautiful European toys? Haba toys fit the bill! A family owned company founded in 1938 in Bad Rodach, Germany, Haba toys offers thoughtfully designed, beautiful toys that are made with the highest craftsmanship and materials available. From carefully polished building blocks to intricate ball track construction sets, walker wagons, dolls, games, and play tents, Haba toys makes the ultimate gift for any lucky child!
Half Dozen Eggs
Inspire your child's culinary creativity by surprising her with a set of Half Dozen Eggs. The six wooden eggs add versatility to her play kitchen activities -- she can imagine cracking them open as she bakes a cake, makes breakfast for her doll friends, or she can hide them for an egg hunt. Math skills will be improved as she counts each egg or ...More Details →
Veggies With Shopping Net
Encourage healthy eating and culinary creativity by adding the Shopping Net with Vegetables to your child's play food set. Collection includes two carrots, one radish, two tomatoes, two mushrooms, and two peppers. The cloth net has two handles for easy carrying to and from the play grocery store. An opening at the top of the net makes it easy to...More Details →
Fruit With Shopping Net
Add a splash of color to your child's play food collection with the Fruit with Shopping Net to her play food collection. Set includes two apples, three pears, two strawberries, and three plums that are easily removable from the cloth net. Equipped with two handles, the net makes it easy to transport the fruit. Math skills will be enhanced as you...More Details →