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MLS has balancing act with 2011 schedule
NEW YORK – There is an ongoing discussion taking place in
MLS circles that is central to what the league's 34-game regular season will look
like in 2011.
In an interview with Soccer
America, MLS Commissioner Don Garber says a decision is being weighed between
"two approaches": 1) maintaining the balanced format of 2010 in which every
team plays the others the same number of times; or 2) moving back to an
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United brace for a locker room without Moreno
WASHINGTON – As part of the website's monthlong tribute to Jaime Moreno, DCUnited.com's Tony Limarzi recently featured the 45 goalkeepers who surrendered goals to the most prolific striker in MLS history over the course of his scintillating career.
Previa: D.C. United – Toronto FC
Lo Básico
QUÉ: Jornada 30, última de la temporada regular de la MLS
QUIÉN: D.C. United vs. Toronto FC
CUÁNDO: Sábado, 23 de octubre, 2010 (7:30 p.m. ET)
DÓNDE: Estadio RFK (Washington, DC)
TV: GolTV Canada, MLS Direct Kick, MLSsoccer.com/MatchDay Live.
Q&A: D.C. United interim head coach Ben Olsen
WASHINGTON – Ben Olsen will lead D.C. United into battle against Toronto FC in the final game of a three-month stint as interim head coach on Saturday night, and the close of that testing tenure is surely on his mind.
Yet the departure of Jaime Moreno is just about the only topic on his lips this week, as his longtime friend and colleague prepares to ride into the sunset after one final Saturday evening at RFK Stadium.
Payne: Olsen not head coach candidate for 2011
Ben Olsen earned his first win as a coach when DC United beat Philadelphia.
NEW YORK – D.C. United President and CEO Kevin Payne has confirmed that
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MLS Commissioner Don Garber will remain at the helm of the league through 2014
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will be Jaime Moreno's final match in a D.C. United jersey after a 15-year MLS career.
"Major League Soccer wouldn't be where it is today without
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achieve the level of success that we have today," Garber told MLSsoccer.com.
"Certainly, Jaime Moreno is one of those persons.
Commentary: Gracias, Jaime Moreno
Jaime Moreno, after 15 seasons in MLS, is done. The D.C. United legend will say goodbye on Saturday at RFK Stadium.
What he leaves behind is hard to put into words or even thoughts. He will always be remembered for his numbers—132 goals, four MLS Cups, five Best XI nods—and for the highlight images he produced as one of the subtlest magicians this league has ever seen or will ever see.
But he also leaves behind something much more. The very league itself.
Oft-beaten defenders happy to see Moreno go
"He's had my number over the years," Kansas City defender Jimmy Conrad said of Jaime Moreno.
MLS will bid a fond farewell to D.C. United legend Jaime Moreno this weekend. And no one will be fonder of saying adiós than the many defenders he has terrorized during his 15-year career.
"I would definitely say that," veteran Kansas City Wizards defender Jimmy Conrad told MLSsoccer.com this week. He laughed and added, "I'm particularly happy he's going because he's had my number over the years."
WATCH: Moreno's trophy case
Jaime's trophy case
During our recent trip to the Moreno Mansion, Jaime was gracious enough to show us his library. It's actually less like a library and more like a shrine. The walls are lined with trophies, medals, special gifts, and photo displays highlighting key moments from his career for both club and country.
Jaime Moreno responderá preguntas a sus aficionados vía chat de ESPN Deportes
Jaime Moreno said he would have liked to stay at D.C. United for one more season.
La gran leyenda del D.C. United y de la MLS, Jaime Moreno, jugará su último partido este sábado con la playera del United. El delantero boliviano se está preparando para lo será la gran despedida de uno de los indiscutibles líderes de la liga.
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I'm having some trouble seeing what the best way to wrap a series of classes with Boost.Python while avoiding messy inheritance problems. Say I have the classes A, B, and C with the following structure:
struct A {
virtual void foo();
virtual void bar();
virtual void baz();
struct B : public A {
virtual void quux();
struct C : public A {
virtual void foobar();
I want to wrap all classes A, B, and C such that they are extendable from Python. The normal method for accomplishing this would be along the lines of:
struct A_Wrapper : public A, boost::python::wrapper<A> {
//dispatch logic for virtual functions
Now for classes B and C which extend from A I would like to be able to inherit and share the wrapping implementation for A. So I'd like to be able to do something along the lines of:
struct B_Wrapper : public B, public A_Wrapper, public boost::python::wrapper<B> {
//dispatch logic specific for B
struct C_Wrapper : public C, public A_Wrapper, public boost::python::wrapper<C> {
//dispatch logic specific for C
However, it seems like that would introduce all manner of nastiness with the double inheritance of the boost wrapper base and the double inheritance of A in the B_Wrapper and C_Wrapper objects. Is there a common way that this instance is solved that I'm missing?


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The Cleveland Cavaliers' young backcourt just carried them to victory. The Golden State Warriors' two young guards both came up just short. Cleveland continues a season-high six-game trip Wednesday night when the Warriors go for their first home win of the season. Led by seven 3-pointers and 28 points - both season highs - from rookie shooting guard Dion Waiters, and 24 and 10 assists from reigning Rookie of the Year Kyrie Irving, the Cavaliers (2-2) avoided a third loss with Monday's 108-101 win over the Los Angeles Clippers. Waiters' 3s were the most by a Cav since Daniel Gibson's seven versus Utah on Dec. 20, 2010. "When you have somebody going like that you just sit back and watch," Irving said of Waiters, whose 16.3 scoring average is second on Cleveland to Irving's 23.8. The Warriors (2-2) watched Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry launch shots in the final seconds on Monday at Sacramento, but both missed and they fell 94-92. "I thought it was in," Sacramento's Chuck Hayes said o...
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Beasley signed as a designated player with the Houston Dynamo of Major League Soccer, the club announced Wednesday.
The Dynamo acquired Beasley with the No. 1 MLS allocation ranking, although terms of the deal were not disclosed. Beasley was most recently with Puebla in Mexico and just played in his fourth World Cup for the US Men's National Team. He has a full resume of accomplishments, including an appearance in the UEFA Champions League with PSV Eindhoven in 2005, while also making Champions League appearances with Rangers, where he won the Scottish Premier League in 2009 and 2010.
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May 25, 2014
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Beasley was named to the United States' 23-man roster for the 2014 World Cup, USSoccer.com reports.
If Beasley is able to play, and there is no reason right now why he wouldn't, he would become the first American player to ever participate in four World Cups.
February 2, 2010
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Beasley's BMW was set on fire outside of his home in Glasgow, the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel reports.
A disgusting act, and it's not the first time Beasley has been the target of these cowardly acts. The rivalry between Rangers and Celtic is something most people in the United States have no idea about, but it is without question the most violent and hate-filled rivalry in all of sports. Fellow American Maurice Adu has also been victimized by the cowards in Glasgow since joining Rangers.
December 21, 2009
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Beasley has goals in back-to-back games, and has looked terrific for Rangers since returning from injury a month ago.
An in-form Beasley on the wing for the USA in South Africa in 2010 would be enormous. It would free up Landon Donovan to play more forward, and give the USA the world-class speed that they could be lacking if Charlie Davies isn't ready to go.
April 10, 2009
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Beasley left Wednesday's win over St Mirren with a rib cage injury, but tests showed no broken bones, Sky Sports reports.
He'll be out this weekend and it sounds like he'll miss a few more games, but luckily it doesn't look like a long-term issue.
February 4, 2009
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Beasley, who appears healthy again, slid past the Milan defense, rose to his feet and finished beautifully as Rangers drew 2-2 in a friendly with AC Milan.
DMB could not be timing this better, as the USA heads into a showdown next week against Mexico in World Cup Qualifying.
December 26, 2008
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Beasley's fate at Rangers seems sealed as his injuries and lack of playing time have hindered his progress and put him on the outs at Rangers, and a return to MLS could be in the offing for the speedy left-winger according to Ives Galarcep of ESPNsoccernet.com.
Through World Cup qualifying and the World Cup the move might make sense for Beasley, but financially it doesn't seem to fit. His health and durability would definitely benefit him if he returned to MLS, however there aren't a ton of teams who could even come close to what Beasley would get paid by a European club.
October 11, 2008
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Beasley found the net twice early on in the USA's 6-1 drubbing of Cuba in World Cup Qualifying.
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|Charentais/Galia melon
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Heat the ginger wine to boiling point, then sprinkle in agar agar and blend to a paste.
Stir in the white wine and mix well.
Return to the heat and stir until the mixture is smooth.
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An unusually strong crime thriller, "Eastern Promises" comes from director David Cronenberg, a meticulous old-school craftsman of a type that is becoming increasingly rare. It's difficult to describe his technique, which is vivid but not flashy. Similarly this tale, about the sinister workings of the Russian mob in modern-day London, is gripping and often spectacularly violent--more about the bathhouse murder sequence later--but never salaciously so.
The Canadian director has enjoyed a fruitful ongoing collaboration with cinematographer Peter Suschitzky, and while it sounds reductive to say it, the camera is almost always exactly where it should be in relation to the actors. That's the Cronenberg part of the job. As in his previous (and, I think, lesser) project, "A History of Violence"--which had a remarkable first hour followed by a more mundane second one--the rich, burnished palette casts a subtle glow, allowing plenty of space for dark shadows as well. Credit there belongs to Suschitzky.
Screenwriter Steven Knight wrote the very fine "Dirty Pretty Things," likewise set in London. His entry-point character is Anna (the reliably excellent Naomi Watts), midwife at a North London hospital. When a young Russian teenager dies giving birth, Anna, whose ancestral roots are also Russian, discovers a diary left behind by the girl.
Anna soon learns the girl had some connection to Semyon, owner of a palatial Trans-Siberian restaurant. He is played by Armin Mueller-Stahl, superb in his whispery menace. The old gent feels threatened by the diary's contents. The way Mueller-Stahl expresses that fear is a marvel of subtlety; watch how he judges a pause when informed of the diary's existence.
This is a silky but extremely brutal group of people, part of the Vory V Zakone crime family (a real organization), whose activities include sex-trafficking. Anna's wary friendship with a member of the group, employed as a chauffeur, played by top-billed Viggo Mortensen, provides the heart of the film, depending on your definition of "heart."
Mortensen has a wonderful swagger here, and he gives Nikolai the arrogant grin of a survivor who has made it this far in life and has little to lose. The way Mortensen enters each scene, you know you're watching an actor with presence--that's the easy part--but more importantly an actor who can suggest two or three aspects of a character simultaneously. Nikolai is the moral center of this rotting bunch, but Mortensen does not unduly ennoble him.
The film owes much to the best-known American organized-crime sagas, while staking out its own subterranean London turf. Vincent Cassel plays the son of the boss, a volatile but vulnerable worm who apparently grew up watching John Cazale in the first two "Godfather" movies. Nikolai is the son Semyon wishes he had; Cassel's Kirill is the son he's stuck with, at least for the time being. Mortensen, who is half-Danish, hails from the U.S.; British-born Watts grew up in Australia; Mueller-Stahl is East Prussian; Cassel is French. Everyone is very much in the same film.
The showcase sequence is already famous. (The film premiered last week at the Toronto International Film Festival.) In a grotty old bathhouse, Nikolai meets with some fellow crime family members who wish to do him harm. The ensuing melee, with a naked Mortensen careening off the walls while taking care of business, brakes right at the edge of absurdity and culminates in a stabbing that really, truly hurts. Yet the way Cronenberg and editor Ronald Sanders put this scene together, its tension is remarkable. "Let's cook," says one of the men to another as they enter the steam room. The scene does indeed cook, and while "Eastern Promises" works overall on more of a low, insinuating simmer, it's one of Cronenberg's most satisfying pictures.
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Directed by David Cronenberg; screenplay by Steve Knight; photographed by Peter Suschitzky; music by Howard Shore; edited by Ronald Sanders; production design by Carol Spier; produced by Paul Webster and Robert Lantos. A Focus Features release; opens Friday. Running time: 1:40. MPAA rating: R (for strong brutal and bloody violence, some graphic sexuality, language, and nudity).
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Lesley's Art Institute of Boston students Melissa McGill and Nick Nazzaro accepted to Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Exhibition
Friday, March 08, 2013
From May 15 to June 5, their work will hang in The Museum of American Illustration at the Society of Illustrators in New York City, and it will also appear in the printed exhibition catalog.
"The AIB Illustration Department was thrilled to hear of Melissa and Nick's achievement. We're very proud of them, and of our department as well," said Assistant Professor Keith MacLelland, acting chair of the Illustration Department. "Being accepted into The Society of Illustrators is a prestigious accomplishment, and one that not every illustrator gets to experience."
McGill and Nazzaro's illustrations were chosen from more than 5,000 entries submitted by professors of college-level students nationwide, and will be among over a hundred works featured in the exhibition.
Melissa McGill's work, titled the "The Office," is a collage made of cut out pieces of paper from magazines, and she relied on shapes and colors to form the two characters from the NBC sitcom, The Office.
"I love drawing caricatures of celebrities, but for this piece I decided to try a new technique," said McGill, who is a senior Illustration major. "I wanted to see if I could successfully communicate who these characters are with collage. It was definitely a challenge but ended up being a fun and different way to caricature."
Nick Nazzaro's work, titled "Fun & Safe," is a digital piece he created with Photoshop in response to recent statements by Wayne LaPierre, head of the National Rifle Association. It depicts children playing with guns instead of water toys and floats in a pool.
"My goal was to point out how ridiculous an idea it is to give children guns in the hopes of them using them responsibly someday," said Nazzaro, also a senior Illustration major, whose work is almost completely digitally created, although he creates the some 3D pieces and original stencils. "My style is very graphic, full of symbols and stylization."
For the Society of Illustrators Student Scholarship Exhibition, a jury of professional peers, including illustrators and art directors, selected the most outstanding works created throughout the year. Pieces were accepted based on the quality of technique, concept and skill of medium used.
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A/N: Hello, everyone. Someone said something about Stormy not being a real name. I wanted to clarify. I'm not being a jerk in any form here, I'm just explaining her name.
I met a girl in middle school named Stormy, and I really liked her name. So, I named the main girl Stormy. And I have met people with the name Stormy...so, yeah. Enjoy the story.
"You're making me go where," I asked, tilting my head, "This has to be some sort of joke."
My dad rose an eyebrow, "No, we're not kidding. I know the superintendent of the boys' school. Since you're getting in so much trouble at your school, the only other option was for you to go to this school. You definitely aren't going to go to any other school around here."
I stared at him. I didn't quite understand this method…at all. I could get in a lot more trouble in an all boys school. And the school that he was talking about was a dorm school.
So, he expected me to live in a dorm with all boys?
I smiled slightly, "You don't think that I can get in trouble at an all boys school?"
My mom sighed and ran her fingers through her long brown hair, "You'll always be watched. And we'll know if you get into trouble. So, we don't see a problem with it."
I stifled a laugh before going to my room. My parents had told me to get clothes to wear at night and clothes for the first day. The superintendent was going to give me a uniform the second day to wear.
I sat down at my desk, after gathering my clothes into a small duffle bag, and stared at my computer screen. My friends would be completely jealous of the fact that I was going into an all boys' school. I just wished that I could trade places with them.
I sighed and put my head down.
If I had to be sent to this school because of the fact that I defended myself against someone that hit me, I don't even want to know what would have happened if I had knocked her out.
Twenty minutes passed before the doorbell rang.
My mother greeted the person happily and asked them to come in. Footsteps sounded outside my door. My mom knocked on the door, "Hey, come out here and meet your new superintendent."
I opened the door slightly and stared up at her. I didn't want to go to an all boys' school. Who in their right mind would want to go to one of those? Yes…a ton of testosterone. And, yes…I love the male gender. My dad says I'm too straight sometimes.
But, come on. Living with all boys can, and will, get annoying.
I grabbed my bag and followed my mom down the hall and to the kitchen where a tall man stood. He wore a black suit; his dark brown hair was slicked back and his light green eyes burned into me. He smiled and turned towards me.
He stuck his hand out to me, "I'm Steven Samuels."
I took his hand in mine and forced a smile, "I'm Stormy Hartinger."
He shook my hand once, "I'm sure you'll be an interesting addition to our school. Before we leave, do you have any concerns about the school? Any questions?"
"Yeah," I nodded, "I'm going to be surrounded by boys day in and day out. That makes me nervous in itself."
"You will have a female guard when you go take showers," he said, "You will also be able to have female visitors from time to time so that you don't get so overwhelmed with the amount of boys around you. If the boys cause you any trouble whatsoever, you will have access to my office at any time during the day. The dorms, however, could become a problem. You will have to make sure to lock your doors every night before you go to bed and every time you leave your room. Our boys can get a little rambunctious at times. But, I can assure you that you will be well protected. Any other questions?"
I shook my head. He explained everything that was on my mind. And knowing that I could go and talk to him whenever I wanted made me feel more at ease.
When I looked over at my parents, they seemed to be rethinking their decision.
Before they could say anything, Steven – or maybe I should call him Mr. Samuels – smiled and asked if I was ready to go.
I gave my parents a few seconds to object before I sighed and nodded. I said goodbye to them and followed Mr. Samuels out the door and to his black Mustang.
The whole way there, I didn't utter a word. All I could do was think about what could possibly happen to me. I have always been paranoid. But I could usually overlook my fears and put on a cool face. For some reason, in this situation, I couldn't quite do it. As we got closer to the school, I felt my heartbeat quicken. My stomach wouldn't stop churning from the fear that had set in my stomach.
Once the school was in sight, I closed my eyes and ordered myself to take deep breaths. If I didn't, I would surely throw up.
I opened my eyes just as we pulled up to the gate and swiped a card in a little black machine. A few seconds passed and the large black gates opened, revealing the yard to the school. The grass was too green, the trees around the building were perfectly trimmed, and the school…
The school was enormous. I would have never thought that it was going to be this big. The dorm section had to be somewhere inside the school.
Mr. Samuels parked and laughed quietly at my expression, "Come on, Stormy. It's time to go in."
I took another deep breath and got out of the car.
A few boys stopped walking and stared over at me.
I groaned silently.
Mr. Samuels guided me to the front of the building. He stopped in front of the three boys, "Gather the rest of the boys outside. We're going to have a meeting."
They looked back and forth between him and me before obeying. When they were out of sight, Mr. Samuels walked me inside and straight into the front office.
A slender man with shaggy black hair, blue eyes, and thick glasses looked at me for a moment before turning his attention to Mr. Samuels, "I assume this is Stormy?"
"That'd be correct," Mr. Samuels said back, "I'd like you to call a meeting in the auditorium. And then show Stormy to her room. Stormy, this is Kevin. He's a senior at this school, and is also the receptionist while he isn't in class. You can ask him anything. And if you are to trust only one person here, it should be him.
"My office is right behind his desk, if you are to ever need me. Do you have any questions before I address the student body about your presence?"
I shook my head slowly, bile threatening to rise up in my throat once again.
Kevin announced the meeting and smiled over at Mr. Samuels, "All is good. Would you like me to wait until they're all gathered in the auditorium before showing her to her room?"
Mr. Samuels nodded, "That'd actually be a good idea. Wait for about ten minutes. Stormy? I'll come visit you sometime this evening with some more information about the school. But, until then, I must go and talk to these teenagers."
I didn't say anything. Actually, I couldn't say anything.
When he left, I looked down at the ground. Kevin didn't try to talk to me. He just worked at his computer and pretended that I wasn't even there. It was nice, actually. I didn't want to be bothered. I needed time to get my thoughts collected.
Kevin looked up from his work after a few minutes, "Are you ready? I'm sure the halls have been cleared out by now."
I looked at him and nodded once.
He stood, grabbed some keys off of his desk and walked over to me. He stuck his hand out, "Are you going to speak?"
I raised my eyebrows at him, took his hand, shook it once, and let it go.
He laughed, "Alright, alright. I see. I'll get you to talk sometime or another. So" – he led me out the door and into the hallway – "you're a junior girl joining a ninth through twelfth grade all boys school. This must be overwhelming for you. So I understand that you're nervous. But, you really don't have to be nervous around me. I wouldn't do anything to you anyway."
I looked up at him, waiting for clarification on that last sentence. It sounded a lot like an insult.
"I'm gay," he said, as if I should have already figured it out by now.
My eyes widened slightly.
He looked at me and smiled before returning his attention ahead, "You look surprised. Most people figure it out by just looking at me. I could talk to you about boys all night long if you wanted."
I smiled slightly.
Kevin pushed a button for the elevator and stuck his hands in his pockets. When the elevator arrived, we stepped inside and he pushed the number five.
When the doors re-opened, Kevin narrowed his eyes at a tall blonde, "Aren't you supposed to be in the meeting?"
"I slept through the announcement," he answered back, glaring, "I was on my way down there."
We stepped out of the elevator. I watched as the blonde walked in and crossed his arms. Confusion flashed across his face when he saw me, but then he smiled slightly just as the doors closed.
"Don't ever talk to that guy," Kevin said, beginning to walk down the hallway, "Trust me."
I nodded.
We arrived at my door. Kevin handed me my keys, went through the instructions that Mr. Samuels had already went through, and said goodbye.
I walked into my blue room and shut and locked the door before going over to my bed. I laid down on top of the white sheets and stared up at the ceiling.
This was going to be a long year.


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Toro Y Moi & Red Bull Music Academy Host Album Listening Event in LA, Now thru 12/16
Toro Y Moi and Red Bull Music Academy previously announced special album listening events in Brooklyn, NY and San Francisco, CA. Now, fans in Los Angeles will be able to experience the same unique experience from today, December 14-16 at HVW8.
At these events, fans have the opportunity to hear Toro Y Moi's upcoming third album, Anything In Return, months in advance of release. All the events feature 13 original drawings from Chaz Bundick on display, each paired with a corresponding song from the album that fans can listen to via Incase headphones. "I just wanted to do something fun for this album release," says Bundick.
The event in San Francisco will be taking place this weekend at Public Works. All gallery events are free and 21+.
The product of a move from South Carolina to Berkeley, CA and the subsequent extended separation from loved ones, Toro Y Moi's third full-length, Anything in Return, puts Chaz Bundick right in the middle of the producer/songwriter dichotomy that his first two albums established. There's a pervasive sense of peace with his tendency to dabble in both sides of the modern music-making spectrum, and he sounds comfortable engaging in intuitive pop production and putting forth the impression of unmediated id. The producer's hand is prominent- not least in the sampled "yeah"s and "uh"s that give the album a hip-hop-indebted confidence- and many of the songs feature the 4/4 beats and deftly employed effects usually associated with house music. Tracks like "High Living" and "Day One" show a considerably Californian influence, their languid funk redolent of a West Coast temperament, and elsewhere- not least on lead single, "So Many Details"- the record plays with darker atmospheres than we're used to hearing from Toro Y Moi. Sounding quite assured in what some may call this songwriter's return to producer-hood, Anything in Return is Bundick uninhibited by issues of genre, an album that feels like the artist's essence.
Born and raised in Columbia, South Carolina, Chaz Bundick has been toying with various musical projects since early adolescence. Having spent his formative years playing in punk and indie rock acts, his protean Toro Y Moi project has been his vessel for further musical exploration since 2001. During his time spent studying graphic design at the University of South Carolina, Chaz became increasingly focused on his solo work, incorporating electronics and allowing a wider range of influences- French house, BrIan Wilson's pop, 80s R&B, and Stones Throw hip-hop- to show up in his music. By the time he graduated in spring 2009, Chaz had refined his sound to something all his own. Music journals across the board touted his hazy recordings as the sound of the summer, and he released his debut album, Causers of This in early 2010.
Since then, Bundick has proven himself to be not just a prolific musician, but a diverse one as well, letting each successive release broaden the scope of the Toro Y Moi oeuvre. The funky psych-pop of 2011's Underneath the Pine evinced an artist who could create similar atmospheres even without the aid of source material and drum machines. His Freaking Out EP, a handful of singles and remixes, and a retrospective box-set plot points all along the producer/songwriter spectrum in which he's worked since his debut, and Anything In Return is another exciting offering that shows he's still not ready to settle into any one genre.
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Nick Yako kicked a 32-yard field goal with no time remaining after a John Dempsey interception of Temple quarterback Vaughn Charlton with 49 seconds remaining.
Villanova took over at the Temple 46 and drove to the 15 with 3 seconds remaining to set up the winning kick.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and Cosby were among those at the game, dubbed the inaugural Mayors Cup between the two area schools.
Chris Whitney completed 24 of 35 passes for 278 yards and threw two touchdown passes for the Wildcats. Villanova had dropped five straight against Division I teams and its last victory over a Division I team was in 2003, a 23-20 win over Temple in double overtime.


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Nmap 4.75 recognizes iPhones and visualizes networks
"If we are going to call Nmap the 'Network Mapper', it should at least be able to draw you a map of the network! " writes developer Fyodor in announcing the newest version 4.75 of the Nmap security scanner.
Developers have integrated a network topology visualization tool in the Nmap's Zenmap graphical user interface by using RadialNet. And the network scanner now also recognizes iPhones and Wii consoles.
The topology map might, for instance, visualize the number of open ports per scanned host: a red cross symbol means that more than six open ports were detected; a white cross means that Nmap was unable to reach the host. A network administrator can thereby get a quick overview of network hosts having large numbers of open ports. RadialNet shows the distances to the scanned host as grey lines: every line represents a network hop. Routers, switches and WiFi access points appear on the map as colored squares.
The Nmap services can also record which open ports are offered most often to hosts in the network. Over the summer, Nmap was able to supply this information to larger organizations by scanning a few million IP addresses.
Based on these results, Nmap regularly scans only a thousand TCP and UDP ports, compared with the previous 1,715 TCP ports and 1,488 UDP ports. This step should accelerate the Nmap scanning in that the thousand ports remain on a hit list based on the gathered data. Even a scan for the "-F" option captures only the one hundred most crucial ports instead of the previous thousand or more.
The Nmap developers have brought their database of discovered operating systems up to date for a period covering March through July of this year. Nmap recognizes more than 1,500 signatures and can identify Apple iPhones and Nintendo Wii consoles. The network mapper also cooperates with Windows 2000.
The list of enhancements is considerably long and includes numerous bug fixes and changes to the Nmap Zenmap user interface. The Nmap 4.75 Changelog provides a complete overview and the software can be downloaded from their Download page.
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World Anti Doping Association (or something). Basically, they set the world standard on drug enforcement in sports.
Looks like the AC's likely will make some changes in light of WADA's new standards.
The Nevada commission was already planning on holding a hearing later this month to discuss the possibility of changing the marijuana testing rules for athletic competitions. This new WADA rule only strengthens the chances that the commission will recommend at the very least a higher level allowed when testing for marijuana.
"Going forward I mean we already did this once going from 15 ng to 50 ng about 10 years ago. I know this is something the panel will look at," Kizer stated. "They are already looking at going from 50 to something else, but this kind of cuts down on their homework."
The panel that will hopefully meet during a tentatively scheduled May 31 meeting will then make a recommendation that will be taken to the full commission for a vote. Kizer is quick to point out that while WADA did change its testing limits, it did not vote to eliminate marijuana as a restricted drug, so it's not likely any commissions will overstep that particular boundary.
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Looking pretty good, displacements look great!
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Welcome to Weekly Report #2. I have been working a lot on the black mesa maps the past few weeks and they are begining to shape up. BM2OA (Black_Mesa2_OutA) was the main focus of my work. I sepnt most of the week working on the phys pulley system for the drop bridge that will allow you to continue onward as well as the tunnel that leads you down to the actual facility.
I linked up the inner sections from the old BM2 map with this one this week and got most of the physical displacement editing finished. There are still a few areas that need touch-ups and I have not gotten around to making the beginning of the map as I still am unsure of how I want to connect this one with the outer NPZ map.
But enough talk, time for some visuals:
Part B I did some work on last night and this morning, mostly displacement work. The actual outer area of this map is about 80% finished but the map itself is going to consist of a long tunnel that takes you through the rest of the mountain and out to where the next chapter will start. I textured up the bridge and supports this morning and did all of the displacement work as well.
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Looking pretty good, displacements look great!
nicely done. Still a lot of work to do but it looks allready good so far.
You have a LOT of work ahead of you
Must say MASSIVE improvement from last shots, great progress, keep it up.
Looking sick yo. Keep it up!
It's ncie, but it still looks a bit "artificial".
The displacement work is far too blocky. Variate that more and you've got yourselves a winner
alright, I have decided what i am going to do with the "desert" map and how to connect it to this one and how to make this one better per everyone feedback on the past few WR's.
I am going to change the desert map to either a marsh kind of map or an empty lake that will connect to this one via an empty aqueduct (this is because the combine used up the resources around NPZ and the resistance had blocked off the flow of water to the lake; if i go with the emtpy lake route).
and BM2OA will change probably a lot.
you will start out in a small combine outpost that the aqueduct feeds to. You will then have to make your way through this and then up into the mountains where BM2 is located. I will be lowering the displacements and making what is now the river into more of a stream (raising the bed displacement) then make you have to find a way up to the drawbridge via the previous route (that area will still be up high but with no places in the beginning of the ravine that will take you up there as that back will be at near ground level.) You will see some of what I am talking about in the next WR.
at the moment though I am studying some outside area maps from popular mods to get a feel for what they did right and how they did it.
The demo was shocking, but this actually looks like a winner. You have indeed got a long, long road ahead sir.


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Oh, Rly? See This American Life from July 8th this year for an example of the opposite.
It seems like many universities (in this case Penn State) are more or less dependent on continuing economic support from "benefactors" in the gas industry and are stifling dissenters.
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So they can rent a 10$ a month server in Tonga, install utorrent on it and stream the downloaded stuff via VPN with 100mbps?
Or just do as many I know, buy an account at a commercial Usenet host with SSL tunneling support and no logging, and just leech on..
Also, it is no surprise the traffic volume drops if people just grab what they need from usenet instead of keep seeding torrents for foreign peers to maintain quotas on regtrackers.
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Just to clarify - Sweden does NOT have an government agency for dealing with intellectual property crime!
The "anti-piracy agency" referred to by the article is just the direct translation of the name "Antipiratbyrån", a private organization with the stated aim to "protect the rights of the artists and publishers".
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Early voting has exceeded 2000 figures and 2004 expectations. LINK
ABC News Vote 2004: Michigan:
The New York Times ' Johnny Apple writes that Michigan is back in play late in the game, with usual last-minute tightening drawing both Bush and Kerry back to the state. Kerry's going to Detroit on Saturday, Apple Notes. LINK
Franklin County employees in Pennsylvania spent several hours Wednesday evening, blacking out Ralph Nader's name on election ballots. LINK AND LINK
The Dallas Morning News looks at the Nader-spoiler thing, with this pithy quote by Nader spokesman Kevin Zeese, "You shouldn't have to vote for someone you don't believe in." LINK
A look at the die hard Nader supporters of South Florida. LINK
Is Libertarian Michael Badnarik 2004's Ralph Nader? LINK
ABC News Vote 2004: the Senate:
The Washington Post 's Dewar and Connolly on Inez Tenenbaum's "surprising strength" in her race against Rep. Jim DeMint for Senate in South Carolina. LINK
A Tampa TV station goes after Mel Martinez for using footage from a debate it sponsored in new ad. LINK
The Wall Street Journal 's Jim Carlton looks at the Alaska Senate race. LINK
Susan (not Sarah as The Note has incorrectly identified her. Sorry, Susan.) Milligan Notes Senator Ted Kennedy's lurking in the shadows of the presidential and other races this year — "reclaiming his place as the liberal ghost that haunts Republican nightmares from House races to Senate campaigns to the battle for the White House." LINK
The Washington Post 's Judy Sarasohn on the increasing wealth and influence of the American Indian lobby. LINK
Paul Schwartzman on the voices behind the ads. LINK
The New York Times ' Jim Rutenberg looks at blogs' role in critiquing the coverage of the campaign. LINK
TODAY'S SCHEDULE (all times ET):
—9:10 am: President Bush holds a rally at the Dow Event Center, Saginaw, MI
—9:15 am: Sen. John Kerry attends a rally at the University of Toledo, Toledo, OH
—9:15 am: Vanessa Kerry holds a GOTV rally at Sanborn Regional High School, Kingston, NH
—10:00 am: Diane Kerry, Anne Lewis, and actresses Ashley Judd, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and others hold a rally on behalf of the Kerry-Edwards ticket at Florida Atlantic University, Jupiter, FL
—10:30 am: Vanessa Kerry stops by her father's campaign headquarters, Dover, NH