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Anytime an artist drops a Captain Hook and Rufio mention on their record they're alright in my book and Tacoma, Washington emcee Clemm Rishad does just that on his newest single, I Think I Love... More
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Red Hat's community distro embraces the cloud.
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The pieces here span reflections on personal and collective identity, on home and family, on literature, language and politics, and on Achebe's lifelong attempt to reclaim the definition of 'Africa' for its own authorship. For the first thirty years of his life, before Nigeria's independence in 1960, Achebe was officially defined as a 'British Protected Person'. In "The Education of a British-Protected Child" he gives us a vivid, ironic and delicately nuanced portrait of growing up in colonial Nigeria and inhabiting its 'middle ground', interrogating both his happy memories of reading English adventure stories in secondary school and also the harsher truths of colonial rule.
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Chinua Achebe was born in Nigeria in 1930. He was raised in the large village of Ogidi, one of the first centers of Anglican missionary work in Eastern Nigeria, and is a graduate of University College, Ibadan. His early career in radio ended abruptly in 1966, when he left his post as Director of External Broadcasting in Nigeria during the national upheaval that led to the Biafran War. Achebe joined the Biafran Ministry of Information and represented Biafra on various diplomatic and fund-raising missions. He was appointed Senior Research Fellow at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and began lecturing widely abroad. For over fifteen years, he was the Charles P. Stevenson Professor of Languages and Literature at Bard College. He is now the David and Marianna Fisher University Professor and professor of Africana studies at Brown University. Chinua Achebe has written over twenty books - novels, short stories, essays and collections of poetry - and has received numerous honours from around the world, including the Honourary Fellowship of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, as well as honourary doctorates from more than thirty colleges and universities. He is also the recipient of Nigeria's highest award for intellectual achievement, the Nigerian National Merit Award. In 2007, he won the Man Booker International Prize for Fiction.
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Two of the nation's top matchups this weekend will feature Southern California teams on the road. No. 16 UCLA has its first road test as they travel to No. 9 Georgia and No. 19 Cal State Fullerton tries to bounce back from a Tuesday loss to USC with a strong series at No. 6 Texas A&M.
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Discover the joy of music-making! Learn how to play the piano in a group setting through a focused study of rhythm, note-reading and piano technique. Students will learn to improvise, make music together, and build a strong piano technique and excellent habits. This course aims to give students a strong foundation to support future musical study and a life-long love of music. ($112)
Instructor: Alex Peh
Alex Peh is a versatile and active teaching artist who has worked with school-aged children at the Northwestern University Music Academy, Stafford Music Academy, and the Levine School of Music in Washington D.C. He has performed throughout the United States in concert halls such as Carnegie Weill Recital Hall and Kennedy Center Millennium Stage.
Music Therapy for Children with Special Needs (all ages)
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Enter the world of music, experience is not required! Sing, play instruments, improvise, dance, maybe even write a song, make a recording or do a performance. Music Therapy encourages opportunities for personal and social development within the joys of musical activity, often giving rise to wonderfully spontaneous, creative moments that have the power to inspire, uplift and transcend limitation. With the Music Therapist's skillful guidance and support, children, adolescents, and families dealing with special needs can: Become involved and motivated, Express and share important feelings and ideas, Discover increased inner resources and independence, & Enjoy greater levels of fun, friendship and social inclusion. ($112)
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Rick is the director of Hudson Valley Creative Arts Therapy Studio in Kingston, NY. He is a professor of music therapy at SUNY New Paltz and Molloy College, the author of numerous professional publications and an international speaker on music therapy topics. Rick's work has been featured in print, radio, TV and web media, locally and nationally.
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Adventures in Art (Grades K-2)
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For kids who love to get messy and make all kinds of art, this class is a hands-on, multi-media exploration of basic art making materials and processes such as drawing, painting, collage, printmaking and three-dimensional sculpture. We will experiment with a variety of media to make colorful and expressive works of art. We will discover together in this energetic and play-based approach to art making. ($168)
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Color Lab (Grades K-2)
10-11:30 am
Primary; secondary; complimentary; monochromatic. In this class we will explore these color concepts while creating paintings, sculptures, and optical illusions. Together we will create a laboratory to experiment and play with color, and discover many of the unique qualities of the spectrum. ($168)
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Kerry Pharmer is an artist and a teacher currently teaching at High Meadow School.
Paint It, Draw It, Build It, Stitch It (Grades 3-5)
10 am-12 pm
Explore your world and then paint it, draw it, build it and stitch it. Using wet and dry media as well as three dimensional methods and materials, we will create multimedia maps of our environments, both real and imaginary. We will have the opportunity to experiment using small and large scales of working, as well as collaborative art making. Use your art to create and change your world. ($224)
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Beth Thomas is an Assistant Professor of Art Education at SUNY New Paltz and an art teacher with 14 years experience teaching in public schools in north central Ohio.
Photograph Your World (Grades 8-12)
10 am- 12 pm
Everyone has a story to tell, each one of us is living an interesting and unique life.
Using a camera to discover and document your world gives light to new ways of seeing, questioning and understanding. Students will be guided through weekly assignments to see and photograph their world in new and different ways. Weekly discussions about students' photographs, ideas surrounding photography, and feedback from Deborah and other students, will inspire you in your photographic journey. Our class will culminate in an exhibited of your printed photographs. ($224)
Instructor: Deborah DeGraffenreid
Deborah DeGraffenreid is a professional photographer loving her life in the Hudson Valley. Her work can be see regionally in Chronogram and Upstate HOUSE magazine as well as publications such as Architectural Digest; she has also exhibited nationally in galleries. She teaches students of all ages and abilities, enjoying this role for the inspiration she receives from her students, and the ability to encourage and support those wishing to see the world in new and diverse ways.
How to Write a Picture Book (Adults, 16 and up)
9:00 am-12:00 pm
Do you love children's books? Ever had a great idea for one but didn't know where to start -- or how to finish? No matter your level of talent, you can learn how to write for children. In this course, we will study illustrated children's classics, and you will draft your own book. We will discuss how illustration and text work together, how to develop a great plot, and most important, how to create an irresistible character. You will workshop your draft with the goal of arriving at one that you can submit to a publisher. A guest illustrator will talk about picture-book artwork and storyboarding. ($336)
Instructor: Amy Bronwen Zemser
Amy Bronwen Zemser is a NY State-certified public school teacher with two published children's books. Her work has been reviewed in The New York Times. She blogs about children's literature at amybronwenzemser.com, and she is working on an unusual personal narrative titled "How to Thaw Your Unborn Children."
Afternoon Classes
Adventures in 3D (Grades K-2)
1:00-2:30 pm
Do you love to build, combine and create? Come experience the fun and challenge of making three dimensional art. Young artists will explore form, color, and texture as they create with clay, papier mache, wire, plaster, fiber, found and recycled objects, and more! ($168)
Instructor: Victoria Kari
Victoria Kari is a SUNY New Paltz graduate with a BS in Visual Art Education. She recently returned from teaching abroad in Honduras, and is currently working on a Masters of Fine Arts in Printmaking.
Stop-Motion Animation (Grades 2-8)
1:30-3:30 pm
Students will learn the complete production process of stop-motion animation. They will use various objects and materials to animate, capture footage in an animation software, use iMovie to edit, add sound, and upload to the internet or send via email to share their creation. The focus is on spontaneity and experimental fun—each student will create at least one complete short movie in each class. ($224)
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Instructor: Keiko Sono
Keiko Sono is a multi-discipline artist based in Bearsville. She holds an MA in painting from New York University, and is the owner of Flick Book Studio, a stop-motion animation studio in Saugerties, where she teaches and produces animation with youth and adult artists.
Sculpturama (Grades 5-8)
1:00-3:00 pm
Explore the world of three-dimensional art making in this multi-media sculpture class. We will make sculptures using recycled wood, wire, kinetic elements, conductive clay among other exciting materials. Learn how to create relief sculptures and three-dimensional plaster forms from waste molds. Experiment and innovate as you learn to create multidimensional art. ($224)
Instructor: Elena Sniezek
Elena Sniezek's work consists of works on paper, sculptures and collaborative socially-engaged projects. She has exhibited both nationally and abroad. Elena lives, teaches and has a studio in the Hudson River Valley.
Drawing (Grades 9-12)
1:00-3:00 pm
This is a course in life drawing, meaning students will learn to draw what they see. The essential concepts of composition, perspective, proportion and shading will be taught using graphite, charcoal, pen, collage and even a bit of Sketchbook Pro. This formal, technical instruction will give students the tools they need to take their personal work to a higher level. ($224)
Instructor: Kerry Pharmer
Kerry Pharmer is an artist and a teacher currently teaching at High Meadow School.
Design and Sew Your Own Clothes (Adults, 14 and up)
1:00-3:00 pm
No class March 28
If you have always wanted to make the clothes YOU envision in your head, here is your chance! Using the techniques from her book, Design-It-Yourself Clothes, Cal will teach you how to draft your own basic patterns for a skirt and shift dress based on the measurements of your unique body. Then you will learn how to take those patterns and stylize them into endless variations. Students must be at least competent beginner-level sewers, and comfortable using a sewing machine. Intermediate and advanced sewers are also welcome and can take on more challenging projects. No previous patternmaking experience is necessary. ($224)
Instructor: Cal Patch
Cal Patch has been a clothing designer for over 20 years, and loves teaching people that they really can make their own wardrobes. She sews, crochets, embroiders, prints, dyes and spins yarn at her mini farm in Accord; find out more at hodgepodgefarm.net.


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Arizona mural dramatizes killings by border agents
"Mother Demands Justice" was the theme of a press conference and protest at the unveiling of a large public mural in downtown Tucson commemorating the murder of a Mexican teen.
Florida's Dream Defenders convene their own legislative session
The Dream Defenders, a multi-racial human rights organization of youth, began their takeover of the Florida Statehouse last week.
Oakland's Trayvon Martin rally: "Keep fighting" for justice
Oakland youth took leadership of the event, spotlighting the effects of the shooting and verdict. They took turns to speak movingly of their reactions to hearing of the death of Martin.
Dallas rally says "Restore the Fourth"
More than 100 people celebrated the 4th of July here by demanding an end to U.S. government spying on its citizens.
New Haven creates "jobs pipeline" to fight poverty, unemployment
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - A ribbon-cutting ceremony with Gov. Dannel Malloy and workers who are now employed through the new "jobs pipeline" program, marked the official opening of New Haven Works.
DuBois Clubs reunion: Memories, battles yet to be fought and won!
Laughter, tears, and vivid memories flowed at the DuBois Clubs reunion as about 100 men and women celebrated the 50th anniversary of the multi-racial, working class, youth organization.
Texas clergy and students back Walmart strikers
We protested low wages, unattainable benefits, and murderous uncertain working hours.
Obama's student loan plan: Short-term gains, no solutions
With the economy still "depressed" and student debt at an all-time high, policymakers and students should be discussing reforms to the way interest rates are calculated.
City Council funds jobs center for Oakland Army Base redevelopment
A major milestone was passed April 16 in the long struggle to win jobs for local workers in redevelopment of the Oakland Army Base.
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One year ago, George Zimmerman shot and killed 17 year-old Trayvon Martin because he thought the young man looked suspicious. And one year later, what happened that night still outrages us.


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North Carolina State?
Iowa State
Ohio State
Oklahoma State
Another Big 5 (which one)
Another Big Ten (which one)
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Other (which one)
North Carolina State?
Gold is an idiot.
(Let me preface this by saying that this is not a brag post. I don't brag about accomplishments, usually rag on myself for things I didn't accomplish actually. I just think I'm qualified to answer the question).
I was in a similar situation my senior year of HS, minus a few things. I hadn't won Fargo the past 2 years, won Cadets and 3rd at Juniors pre-high school weights in Fargo, i.e. about 3 high school weights per weight class. Was Asics First Team, 4x state champ, etc. Had grades/SATs to get into Ivy League schools. Not from a poor family though.
I would have picked Michigan if I had it all to do over again. I really liked McFarland, and the way that their team wrestles, seems to be close-knit, etc. Plus, they have very good academics and a rich athletic tradition. I think that I would have fit in very well there. Instead, I chose to stay close to home like an idiot.
If they were like they are now, I think Cornell would also be up there. They weren't that great when I graduated HS, so I didn't consider them back then. I have talked to Koll (while playing blackjack, he didn't know me from any other wrestler) and I liked him a lot. They have 8 million top notch assistants there, and the academics speak for themselves.
So I answer Michigan or Cornell, with everything else being a significant drop off.
"Now class, I'd like for you to transition from downward dog....straight to FULL BRING!!!"
I agree with Homer. When I was 18, I chose schools within a day's drive of home, as Blue and others have said. But looking back now, I would be a bit more adventurous, but still looking for the best fit in the broader sense, academically, culturally, and environmentally. I might not even take a Division I school (GASP), but a smaller school, depending on how important wrestling at Division I really was to me.
The megaversities (20,000 students plus) have many advantages, but individual academic mentoring can be in short supply there. Personally, I like colleges with under 10-12k students or so. Sadly, many of the most interesting small colleges have dropped wrestling.
Sometimes the highest-rated college should not be the first choice for a particular student. Personal fit is highly underrated. I get irritated that folks take the US News & World Distort rankings as some precise ranking, rather than a general measure (at best.) Wrestling isn't everything, either. (GASP) Duke doesn't have much of a wrestling team right now, but they have a great school (oops, sorry Dusty, NC is good also.). Brown doesn't rank high at the NCAAs, but that's a great school, too. I also have biases that would keep me from considering schools that others love.
The question is, "What life do you see for yourself in ten years?"
Choose wisely, Grasshopper.
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As sad as it is for me to say this, Iowa Hawkeyes, Gable is Gable and Iowa is wrestling (for now)
I would be chosing for wrestling itself. Academics were not important to me when I was in college. I regret that they werent but, when I was picking a school, as many other wrestlers, academics carried no weight.
I would chose a school because they have a quality coaching staff, great work out partners, great facilities, and a supposrtive administration so I wouldnt have to look all over again in two years. The programs history, and current relevance would be important as well. I would make sure that I took visits when schools were wresltling their biggest rival. I would want to get a feeling for the atmosphere during a dual.
Then I would sit down with my parents and a paper shredder. The very first offer to go through would be OSU, then Iowa State, a cowboy pennant, Minnesota next, my uncles cowboy hat, tosu and all the rest of the offers until I had two left...Arizona State and Iowa. The girls in Tempe are off the charts. I would think about it for about fifteen seconds and give Tom Brands a call to tell him that I am coming to Iowa and there was never a question as to where I was going.


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Are you ready to see Mark Ruffalo pull double duty as the Hulk and Maestro? We certainly are.
Are you ready to see Mark Ruffalo pull double duty as the Hulk and Maestro? We certainly are.
Job M. Chu might step up to replace Louis Leterrier in the sequel to the 2013 caper thriller.
"It has more layers and a bit more arc," the actor says about his work as Hulk in Age of Ultron.
The star of the Incredible Hulk television series says another solo outing for the Green Goliath is, indeed, in the works.
The Avengers: Age of Ultron star says he wants to make a new Hulk movie with a powerful message.
The reaction of The Avengers star Mark Ruffalo to a "Science Bros," a homoerotic meme featuring Bruce Banner and Tony Stark, perfectly illustrates the changing attitude of actors, movie studios and TV networks to slash fiction.
Mark Ruffalo made an impact as as Bruce Banner in The Avengers, but director Louis Leterrier reveals he actually wanted the actor to star in 2008's The Incredible Hulk.
The Avengers star Mark Ruffalo stamps down rumors, and dashes a few hopes, saying Marvel has no plans for an Incredible Hulk standalone movie at the moment. The character next appears in the 2015 Avengers sequel.
A new report contends Marvel will never adapt the "Planet Hulk" storyline, which doesn't feature Bruce Banner, as long as Mark Ruffalo is under contract.
Five of the stars of Marvel's The Avengers — Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Samuel L. Jackson, Jeremy Renner and Mark Ruffalo — will reunite Feb. 24 to present an Oscar during the Academy Awards ceremony.
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige explains there are discussions for a standalone Hulk movie, but hose plans won't come to fruition until after the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Phase Two is completed.
Ahead of the Sept. 25 release of Marvel's The Avengers on Blu-ray and DVD, Disney has debuted a clip from a behind-the-scenes featurette that focuses on Robert Downey Jr., whom co-star Chris Hemsworth describes as "kind of the godfather of the Avengers."


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After I had spent a full of week respooling fishing lines, oiling reels, sorting tackle and replacing a pile of worn out and rusted flies, the snow began to fall. I didn't give it much notice, at first, as I figured it was just scattered flurries.
It came down slowly at first, but finally as the snow began to accumulate, I watched the side yard disappear under a cloak of white. "Too little, too late," I muttered under my breath.
I had spent most of the previous week traveling throughout the North Country, looking for snow, and skiing over sparse cover. Repeatedly, my days on the trail got off to a fast start as I skied over crust and dust conditions. In the late afternoon, the outbound journey typically featured a slow return, on tracks that had turned to slush and mush. Snow fleas often lined the ski tracks, and the maples had already been tapped. As the sap began to flow, it appeared the ski season was ready to go.
After enjoying one last ski jaunt into Great Camp Santanoni, l was ready to relegate the 'winter that wasn't' to the scrap heap. Soon after, I stashed my skis in the back of the garage, and tossed a pair of well worn, boots into storage. Rods and reels quickly replaced the wax and ski pools, and a stack of maps and hydrographic charts decorated the den.
I was so certain March would come in like a lamb, I never considered that winter still had a bit of a lion left in it. Imagine my surprise when the season came roaring back. Better yet, was the fact that it arrived in an appropriate time to provide a wintery playground for The Mountaineer's 10th annual, Adirondack Back Country Ski Festival.
Scheduled for March 3 - 4 in Keene Valley, the annual charity event supports the Adirondack Ski Touring Council and the New York Ski Educational Foundation, and provides backcountry ski enthusiasts with an opportunity to demo the latest backcountry ski gear, participate in clinics, tours and enjoy a special Saturday evening at The Beaver Dome at Keene Central School.
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Outdoors Calendar: 06.11.06
Jetty Boat
The Jetty Boat to the North Jetty on San Jose Island runs seven days a week.
Roundtrip fee: $10.
from Fishermans Wharf
From San Jose Island
Swim with the fishes
A show featuring the latest fish art from local artist Dinah Bowman is scheduled to run from June 5 through July 1 at Galvan House in Heritage Park, 1581 North
Chaparral St. A public reception for this show is scheduled from 6-8 p.m. June 8 at Galvan House. Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.;
Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 883-0639 or 643-4922.
Art gallery opening
Local artist Flint Reed and wife Jill Reed have scheduled a grand opening reception for their Port Aransas new gallery at 2222 Highway 361 from 6-9 p.m. June 10. The gallery now is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Mustang Island Art Gallery features a variety of outdoor and nature art among the works of other fine artists. Painters, photographers and sculptors include Les McDonald, Tony Amos, Dinah Bowman, Larry Felder, Kent Ullberg and Rob Logan. Call 749-2200.
Powderpuff women's tourney
Registration for the annual Powderpuff fishing tournament is scheduled for June 16 at Woody's Sport Center in Port Aransas. The contest is June 17. Call 749-5252 or visit www.woodysonline.com for rules and registration forms.
Skinny Water Rodeo
The Ingleside Chamber of Commerce has scheduled its annual fundraiser fishing tournament for June 16-17. A 6 p.m.
dinner is scheduled for Friday June 16 at Cove Park, 1319 Parkview Lane. Fishing starts the next day at 6 a.m. and the weigh-in is at 3 p.m. at Cove Park. No guides please. A kids fishing contest is scheduled from 8-11 am Saturday. The fee for this competition is $5 for kids 12 and younger. This includes a T-shirt and lunch. The fee for the adult contest is $125 for two-angler teams if they register by June 12; $150 per team after this deadline. This includes a T-shirt and the Friday dinner. Non-competitors pay $5 for dinner. Register at the Ingleside Chamber of Commerce or online at www.ingchamber1@ cableone.net. Call 776-2906.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
A charity fishing tournament to benefit Big Brothers and Big Sisters is scheduled for June 23 at Marker 37 Marina. Fishing begins after midnight June 23 and ends at 2 p.m. Weigh-in is from 2-4 p.m. Contestants must be in line by 2 p.m. Kids 16 years and younger fish free in the Littles Fish category, 10 a.m. to noon. Entry fee is $600 per team/boat. This includes a T-shirt, food & soft drinks. There also will be big-fish pots for redfish, trout and for combined weight for redfish/trout.
Register on-site on tournament day or visit www.bigmentor.org. Sponsors welcome. Or take advantage of this corporate offer. Call 888-8500.
Rockport VFD tournament
The first-ever Toast of the Coast bay- fishing tournament to raise money for rescue equipment for the Rockport Volunteer Fire Department is scheduled for June 24. Entry fee is $50 per angler. A piggy perch contest is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon, featuring free T-shirts and two age divisions. Weigh-in is scheduled from noon to 4 p.m. at Rockport Beach Park. Emergency workers will be on hand to demonstrate equipment and present hurricane preparedness info. Contestants must be in weigh-in line by 4 p.m. Fishing begins at 7 a.m. Registration with refreshments begins at 9 a.m. June 23 and ends at 10 p.m. Entry fee includes free caps, 5 p.m. Saturday fish dinner and silent auction, which ends at 8:30 p.m. Payouts range from $1,000 for grand prize; $500 for first place; $250 for second and $100 for third. Call (361) 510-2636.
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These GPUs are fine for general computing and surfing the Internet. However, should you decide to play a 3D game on a computer running these Intel integrated GPUs it becomes clear quickly that the GPU is the bottleneck for gaming performance.
Basic games are playable on notebooks of the type you find online, but if you throw a game on a netbook that needs 3D acceleration, you swiftly realize your hardware is lacking. Today we are going to look at a software offering called GMABooster that promises to improve the gaming prowess of most Intel GPUs. Does it work? Read on to find out.
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|Unsalted butter
|11 Tablespoon
|4 Large, separated
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Whole wheat pastry flour
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Dark chocolate
|6 Ounce, chopped
|Heavy cream
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
Preheat the oven to 350° F.
Butter and flour a 10-inch round cake pan.
For the cake:
Melt the chocolate and butter in a double boiler (or in a bowl or smaller saucepan placed over a saucepan of boiling water).
Set aside to cool.
Beat the egg yolks until light and flurry.
Slowly add the sugar and continue beating until mixture is pale yellow.
Fold in the melted chocolate.
Sift the flour over the chocolate mixture until it just disappears.
In a separate bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form.
Fold egg whites into the chocolate mixture in 2 parts.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan and tap on the counter to remove air bubbles.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean.
For the ganache:
Place the chopped choco-late in a mixing bowl.
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Unstable Video Output from Displayport Using VGA Adapter
I'm getting a very unstable video response from a Dell Studio 14z laptop via a displayport to VGA(standard DB-15) connection. I have a StarTech DP2VGA adapter and, while it connects, the picture flashes black for a few seconds multiple times a minute.
I'm using Lucid 10.04 64-bit and had the same issues with previous editions of Ubuntu. I don't seem to have this problem in Windows 7, so I rule out it being a hardware issue.
Nvidia Geforce 9400m G using the latest NVidia drivers, 256.35 (previous versions had the same problem)
Any help is appreciated and I'm willing to post any output that may provide more insight.
EDIT: I've noticed that during the configuration activating the DP->VGA attached display, the following is deposited in /var/log/Xorg.0.log:
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Adidas cuts sales outlook on weak Europe and currency moves
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German sporting goods firm Adidas (ADSGn.DE: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) cut its sales forecast for 2013 after weak European trading and adverse currency movements took their toll in the second quarter.
The world's second largest maker of sportswear and goods after Nike (NKE.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) said it now expected group sales to rise by a low to mid single-digit percentage in 2013, compared with previous guidance for a mid single-digit rate.
Adidas cuts sales outlook on currency moves, weak Europe
FRANKFURT, Aug 8 (Reuters) – German sporting goods firm
Adidas cut its sales forecast for 2013 after adverse
currency moves and lacklustre European trading took their toll
in the second quarter.
The world's second largest maker of sportswear after Nike
said it now expected group sales to rise by a low to mid
single-digit percentage in 2013, compared with previous guidance
for a mid single-digit rate.
Nivea maker Beiersdorf sees sales growing faster than market
FRANKFURT, Aug 7 (Reuters) – Nivea skin cream maker
Beiersdorf AG said it planned to outperform rivals in
2013, predicting sales growth of between 5 and 6 percent as new
shower and anti-ageing products help it gain market share.
Under Chief Executive Stefan Heidenreich, the Hamburg,
northern German-based company has cut back on some areas like
make-up but has brought out new products, such as a moisturiser
that can be used in the shower, a stress-busting deodorant and
an anti-ageing skincare range.
Cost cuts help Germany's Metro counter weak sales
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – German retailer Metro AG (MEOG.DE: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) posted a smaller than expected fall in second-quarter earnings as cost cutting at its main cash and carry business cushioned sluggish sales across its recession-hit European markets.
Shares in the group, which also runs supermarkets, department stores and Europe's biggest consumer electricals chain, jumped to a 16 month high on Thursday after it kept financial targets for its shortened 2013 business year.
Puma results deepen challenge for new CEO
FRANKFURT, July 24 (Reuters) – German sports apparel group
Puma SE, hoping to revive its fortunes under a new
chief executive, reported a second quarter of falling sales and
profits on Wednesday and said the rest of the year looked
Puma, 83 percent controlled by French luxury goods group
Kering, has fallen behind rivals such as Nike
and Adidas in the market for soccer gear and running
shoes after spending years focusing on its fashion products.
Rocket Internet founder aims to triple portfolio in 5 years
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Rocket Internet, the venture capital company behind online brands such as retailer Zalando, says investors' growing interest in internet businesses could help it more than triple its portfolio over the next five years.
Rocket, backed by Swedish investor AB Kinnevik, was founded in 2007 by the Samwer brothers Oliver, Marc and Alexander, who had an early success with mobile phone content provider Jamba whose offerings included the Crazy Frog ringtone.
Outdoor clothing makers seek growth as Europe stagnates
FRANKFURT, July 11 (Reuters) – Makers of outdoor goods from
ski jackets to tents and walking trousers are using
international expansion, fashionable new products and the
financial clout and expertise of big investors as they battle a
slowdown in Europe.
The market for outdoor goods has expanded rapidly over the
last decade, with growth rates often reaching 10 percent, as
people spend more time in the hills and mountains to get away
from the stress of work and keep fit.
As PPR becomes Kering, Puma and Fnac problems remain
PARIS/FRANKFURT, June 18 (Reuters) – PPR turned
the page on its retail past and started a new life as a luxury
and sports brands group by renaming itself Kering at its annual
general meeting on Tuesday.
The company will now have to prove it can also change the
fortunes of Puma, its underperforming sportswear brand and
replicate in sports the success it has had in luxury goods.
As PPR becomes Kering, investors look for Puma promise
PARIS/FRANKFURT, June 18 (Reuters) – PPR seeks to
turn the page on its retail past and start a new life as a
luxury and sports brands group by renaming itself Kering at its
annual general meeting today.
Shareholders will be hoping the company, which bought German
sportswear maker Puma in 2007, will have credible ideas to turn
around the underperforming brand and replicate in sports the
success it has had in luxury.
Rush to lightweight cars boosts adhesive makers
BERLIN/FRANKFURT, June 5 (Reuters) – From Pritt stick in
school bags to Audi sports cars, adhesives have come a long way
since natural gums and resins, and new high-tech variations are
currently top of the list for carmakers as they seek ways to
make cars lighter and tougher.
For auto suppliers like Henkel, PPG and
Atlas Copco, providing tailor-made adhesives that can
absorb the shock of a crash and reduce rattles allows them to
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Interesting athletics news this morning! Tim Tebow, a gentleman known for his public displays of godly affection, has been "released" by the New York Jets. "Released," unlike other terms of sport, is actually exactly what it sounds like. Unrelated fun fact: did you know that "down," in football, actually means the players were able to keep the ball up for a given distance? Intentionally confusing, or . . . ?
But back to Tebow: The Washington Post reports that "the Jets have tried with no luck since the season ended to find a trade partner for him and although Tebow repeatedly has stated that he is a quarterback, he may have to switch positions is he is to stay in the league." Incidentally: switching positions is a sin punishable by the slaughter of six goats or two female children, according to the Bible.
So, Tebow is not long for MetLife stadium. In other words: guy who's a big deal in the Midwest moves to New York and ends up spending a lot of time alone just sitting around. According to the infallible rule of People We Knew from Camp, Tebow will now . . . move to Washington D.C. and intern on the Hill while he studies for the LSATs.
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It's Day 22 of 31 days of Fall Fashion & Beauty Tips and we're building your fall wardrobe. Today we're adding shoes!
Okay, lets talk shoes! I love this motto, life is short, buy the shoes. I remind myself of this often.
Since we're building your fall wardrobe, we'll begin with the basic shoes you'll need in your wardrobe.
*Casual Weekend Shoe (My casual shoes are Sperry's.)
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"More voters agree with me on this issue,, than voted for me."
"It really is arithmetic. It's not calculus."
"I won't go for that."
Didn't both of those guys
Didn't both of those guys defend the other Rice over WMDs?
McCain and Graham are both
McCain and Graham are both losers. You would think McCain might be thinking about his on legacy since he is fast approaching 80. Instead of showing some sense now & then as he did back in his younger days, now all he says is petty nonsense. He has become a disgrace to the country in recent years.
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It would be an excellent time to review Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi's 2005 Boston Review article, "What's Hurting the Middle Class."
I just saw an ad on the right
I just saw an ad on the right of the page for Warren's book The Two-Income Trap. That's some weird google ad mojo right there.
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Eric, have you read this book? I've been reading reviews on it at Amazon and want to check it out.
Any review from you?
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No, but I bought it last night.
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"Even as millions of mothers marched into the workforce, savings declined, and not, as we will show, because families were frittering away their paychecks on toys for themselves or their children. Instead, families were swept up in a bidding war, competing furiously with on another for their most important possession: a house in a decent school district."
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- Controversy follows Metro schools chief finalist (Tennessean)
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Tired of jumping from one application to another in order to keep track of business activity happening across the company? Wouldn't it be great if all that activity was aggregated in a central hub, where it's easy to manage and discuss with coworkers from any department? With Yammer's new Activity Stream integrations, you can finally find everything — and everyone — you need to get your job done in one place.
We're excited to announce that Yammer is teaming up with a host of enterprise applications to deliver aggregated activity to Ticker, our new feature that shows what coworkers are working on right now. Ticker streams real-time stories from Box.net, Expensify, Netsuite, TripIt, Zendesk, Badgeville, Spigit, and BrightIdea. Yammer generated activity stories, as well as stories from our existing integrations with SharePoint and Salesforce, also bubble up in Ticker.
Now you can see what coworkers are working on, seamlessly share your own work, and track business data from other applications without leaving Yammer.
Here are some of our featured launch partners:
1. Box.net: The document and content management platform sends stories about newly uploaded files you share with coworkers.
2. Expensify: The expense reporting platform sends updates on the status of your monthly expense reports.
3. NetSuite: The CRM system notifies you of changes to accounts, opportunities, campaigns and more.
4. TripIt: The trip organization app delivers stories about your business travel plans and those of relevant coworkers.
5. Zendesk: The helpdesk software sends status updates on support tickets, including new comments, satisfaction ratings, and more.
6. Badgeville: The behavior platform sends stories about badges you unlock for social loyalty and networking.
7. Spigit: The crowd innovation company delivers stories about crowd sourced ideas and lets you know which coworkers promote them.
8. BrightIdea: The enterprise innovation management platform sends stories about new ideas and updates on their life cycles.
Don't see your favorite app on our list? Our Open Graph app platform is growing fast and our partner list will be expanding soon. Let us know who else we should work with to make your job easier!
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Getting to the free throw line helped Sweetwater remain unbeaten in early-season boys basketball play here Monday.
Though outscored from the field, the Mustangs used a decisive edge at the charity stripe to record their third straight victory, 60-55, over Merkel.
Sweetwater shot 39 free throws and made 20 of them, including 11-of-20 in the fourth quarter.
Merkel — playing its season opener after ending its football season last week — shot a better per-centage than Sweetwater but attempted just 17 free throws, making 12.
Texas Education Agency recently announced its 2010 District Gold Performance Acknowledgement Awards. The awards are as follows:
• Sweetwater ISD: (1) Recognized District; Social Studies-Commended Performance
• Sweetwater High School: (1) Academically Acceptable Campus; Social Studies-Commended Performance
• Sweetwater Middle School: (2) Recognized Campus; Writing-Commended Performance; Social Studies-Commended Performance
• East Ridge Elementary: (2) Exemplary Campus; Reading/English Language Arts – Commended Performance; Mathematics - Commended Performance
Sweetwater Christian School held an open house on Sunday in their new building. Recently, Sweetwater Christian School was able to move into their new building, which was made possible through the donations of Mr. Cyrus Dale McCreight. McCreight made the donation and gave the glory to God and in recognition of his mother, who opened the first private pre-school in Sweetwater. A plaque, dedicated to Mr. Dale, will hang in the entrance of the new school. Tours of the school were given and refreshments were served at the event.
Brookshire Grocery Company's 29th annual Spirit of Christmas Food Drive continues in approximately 150 supermarkets in 116 cities and towns throughout Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
The stores are collecting donations of non-perishable foods and teaming up with a wide variety of service organizations, food banks and volunteers to distribute food to families who need assistance.
Last year more than 500,000 pounds of food were collected and donated to more than 16,000 families in need.
Judge Glen Harrison heard two guilty pleas, in the 32nd Judicial District Court of Nolan County last week.
John Corry Hafner entered a plea of guilty to the charge of driving while intoxicated with a child passenger. The offense, which occurred on March 31, 2009, carries the classification of a state jail felony. Punishment can range from imprisonment in a state jail division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for any term of not more than two years or less than 180 days and/or an optional fine not to exceed $10,000.
Sweetwater boys host Merkel — freshmen at 4:30 p.m., JV at 6 p.m., varsity at 7:30 p.m.
Sweetwater girls at San Angelo Central — freshmen and JV at 5 p.m., varsity at 6:30 p.m.
Sweetwater 7th and 8th grade girls host Wylie, 5 and 6:15 p.m.
Sweetwater 7th and 8th grade boys at Wylie, 5 and 6:15 p.m.
Blackwell JV girls and varsity teams host Christoval starting at 5 p.m.
Roscoe junior high girls host Haskell, 5 and 6 p.m.
Roscoe junior high boys at Haskell, 5 and 6 p.m.
Highland junior high teams host Loraine starting at 6 p.m.
COLEMAN — Sweetwa-ter jumped out to a 21-7 lead after one quarter, and held double-digit ad-vantages the rest of the way en route to a 56-41 road win at Coleman on Friday night.
Sweetwater (2-0) built its lead to 24 points on three occasions in the second half until Coleman cut into the lead slightly with a late rally.
Taylor Jones had 18 points, Paxton Kelley 16 and B.J. Walker 11 for the Mustangs, who will host Merkel at 7:30 p.m. Monday before taking a short break for the Thanksgiving holiday.
A bad start was too much for the Sweetwater girls basketball team to overcome here Friday as they lost to Class 5A Abilene High, 55-36, at Mustang Gym.
Sweetwater fell behind 18-4 after the opening quar-ter before tightening up on defense in the second period, when they held Abilene to just six points. But the Lady Mustangs still trailed 24-14 at halftime, and were unable to get any closer over the final two quarters.
Taylor McKoy scored 18 points for Sweetwater, but she was the only Lady Mustang to reach double figures in the contest as the team fell to 1-3.
The Highland girls picked up their first win of the 2010-11 season on Friday, but the Highland boys and Roscoe girls both lost.
Highland's girls (1-3) rallied in the second half for a 45-41 win over Sands. However, Highland's boys lost 63-2 and Roscoe's girls fell to Cross Plains 29-28.
After losing their last two games by a combined two points, Highland's girls had to overcome a 23-18 halftime deficit to beat Sands.
The Lady Hornets pulled ahead by a point, 29-28, at the end of three periods and then outscored Sands 16-13 in the fourth quarter.
Henrietta the Thanksgiving Turkey made her annual appearance last week at J.P. Cowen Early Childhood Center. Although this is her first time at J. P. Cowen, this is her 17th arrival in Sweetwater with her first appearance being at Philip Nolan in 1993. Pictured with the famous turkey is Sweetwater ISD Maintenance and Transportation Director Scott Lambert, Vera Ellen McCombs and Billie Joe McCombs.


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As stocks continued to take a dive this week, many Americans looked for a different, safer spot to keep their money.
One option is a CD, or certificate of deposit. But before investing in a CD, there are a few questions that need to be answered to make sure your money is safe.
A certificate of deposit is a solid and safe investment for your short-term investments today. I put these in the category of investing so you can sleep at night.
As a refresher, a CD is basically a low-risk investment vehicle that you can purchase with a fixed sum of money.
Typically, your money is locked up for a period of time -- between three months and 15 years -- and either intermittently or at the CD's maturity, you receive interest payments.
The interest rate is usually more than what you would receive from a traditional savings account. You can purchase a CD from a bank or a brokerage firm.
Since the president signed last week's $700 billion bailout bill, your CD is now insured up to $250,000 as long as it is held by a bank or thrift, which is part of the FDIC network, or a network of almost 8,500 institutions. Since the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., was established 75 years ago, no consumer has ever lost a penny of their deposit at an FDIC-insured institution.
As to whether they are the best investment right now, they are a good choice for the short term, but in no way should be a substitute for the stock market.
Despite the market's recent volatility, the stock market remains the superior place to invest for the long term. Since the darkest days of the market on Black Monday, the market has averaged an annual return of about 8.8 percent -- far and away better than the average CD return.
So, my advice is to buy a CD for your short term or emergency savings money, and stick to the stock market for your retirement savings.
CDs are not one-size-fits-all.
The terms and conditions of the CDs are as varied as the institutions that offer them -- as are the minimum deposit requirements.
My recommendation is to focus on the following:
When does the CD mature?
Is the CD callable -- meaning the bank has the right to close out the CD before it is due and the penalties for early withdrawal?
What are the penalties for early withdrawal?
If you purchase your CD from a broker and not a bank or thrift, where will your money be deposited? Remember, your money is only insured if it is deposited at an FDIC institution.
Finally, for individuals who have a CD at Washington Mutual or Wachovia, you want to pay close attention to make sure the acquiring bank -- JPMorgan Chase, Citi or Wells Fargo -- sticks to the original terms of your investment.
Some brokerages advertise CDs that allow you to take out your money before the CD matures. The way it works is if the broker is able to resell the CD to another customer, you are able to redeem your investment. However, this is dependent on the direction of interest rates. If rates are going down, the broker may have luck selling your CD to someone, but if rates are higher than what your CD offers, they are not going to find a willing buyer.
You absolutely should shop around for CDs at both traditional banks as well as Web-based institutions.
My favorite search tool is through bankrate.com. You can search rates from institutions across the country.


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|For base
|Egg whites
|Lemon juice/White vinegar
|1 Teaspoon
|Castor sugar
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Pinch
|Icing sugar
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground almonds
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (packaged)
|For choux pastry
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Ounce (30 gram)
|Plain flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|For filling
|Thick cream
|300 Milliliter (1 carton)
|Icing sugar
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|For decoration and sauce
|Kiwi fruit
|Frozen boysenberries
|8 Ounce (250 gram)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Base Measure egg whites; you should have 1/4 cup of egg whites the amount must be accurate to absorb sugar.
Combine egg whites, lemon juice and salt in small basin of electric mixer.
Beat on highest speed until egg whites form soft peaks.
Gradually beat in castor sugar, one tablespoon at a time, beating well after each addition to ensure sugar has dissolved.
Gently fold in icing sugar and ground almonds.
Draw 20cm (8in) circle on aluminium foil-covered tray.
Gently spread the meringue on to the circle.
Bake in very slow oven 1 hour.
Open the oven door and allow the meringue to cool in oven.
Spread the meringue with two-thirds of the Filling.
Split choux puffs in half, join together again with remaining Filling, place around outside edge of the meringue.
Dust puffs with icing sugar.
Spread passionfruit pulp over top of meringue, top with peeled and sliced kiwi fruit.


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27 year old woman | Indianapolis, IN, USA | Seeking men 25-35 within 20 miles
Jet Planes, Islands, Tigers on a Gold Leash
I'm obsessed with red pandas, the zombie apocalypse, honesty and ridiculous Youtube videos. I hope to meet someone who loves to laugh, enjoys getting dressed for dinner and can handle sarcasm and my terrible singing in the car, because it will happen. Cheese, inappropriate jokes, flavored coffee creamers, baking and sunshine-y days make me ecstatic. My favorite author is J.D. Salinger and as cliche' as it sounds, Lana del Ray could soundtrack my life. I'd love to learn how to make popcorn without burning it, explore more of Indy, read more books and pick up a few tips on surviving another winter in the Midwest. If you like to say "LOL," have a pet snake, smoke, tend to be pessimistic, wear graphic tee's or socks that are too tall for your shoes... we're probably not going to to make it through coffee. Small talk makes me say really awkward things and I'd hate to make you uncomfortable. If you enjoy porch swings, iced tea, memes, eating too much chinese food, brunch and the occasional cat video, please message me at your earliest convenience! Side note: I suspect all users that don't have pictures of being serial killers, or at the very least, wanted by the FBI, and will not be convinced otherwise... no matter how much "you love your family and hanging out with friends.
Basketball, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Cats, Dogs
I like Exotic Pets, Fish, Other
I have a shih-tzu named Augustus Atticus ( he goes by Augie) and a Siamese cat named Patrick Batman. I admit, I am a little ridiculous about them.
I wish I knew more hot spots. This place often feels like Canada. (i've never had a bad time downtown and Broad Ripple is always nice)
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
Unique coffee mugs, people who practice good manners, random acts of kindness, scented candles, nail polish, photography and Clean Sheet Day.
I like to volunteer, participate in community projects, decorate, plan social events, shop, make lists and play in clothes and makeup.
I just finished Silver Linings Playbook and loved it just as much as the movie, if not more. Also, I work in the news... so I do a lot of reading online.
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|What she is looking for
|5'9" (175cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 6'6" (198cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Auburn / Red
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Regularly
|Other profession
|No preference
I work in the media.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Christian / Protestant
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral


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