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Calendar of Events
Friday, May 30, 2014
"Joe's Breakfast Ride": Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society.< less
Every Fri. Slow-paced rides, 20 miles or more, to the Coney Island in Whitmore Lake for a 10:30 a.m. breakfast or early lunch.
10 a.m. (Apr. & Nov.) & 9 a.m. (May-Oct.), meet in the back parking lot across the wooden bridge, Bandemer Park, Barton Dr. at Whitmore Lake Dr. Free. 476-4944, 996-9461.
Telling your Story with John Shinholser: Home of New Vision.< less
Geared for people in recovery who want to learn how to effectively tell their story of recovery and hope. This workshop is for people looking to help others by sharing their personal journey to recovery.
Home of New Vision
3800 Packard Road, Suite 210
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Free, pre-registration is required
Home of New Vision, 3800 Packard Road, Suite 210 Ann Arbor, MI 48108. Free. 734-975-1602. firstname.lastname@example.com www.homeofnewvision.org [map]
"Rabbi Levy's Lunch and Learn": Temple Beth Emeth.< less
Every Fri. Rabbi Robert Levy leads an informal discussion about the intersection between religion and science. Bring a bag lunch.
12:30-1:30 p.m., TBE Adult Lounge, 2309 Packard. Free. 665-4744. [map]
"Affordable Care Act 1:1": Chelsea District Library.< less
Center for Family & Health regional lead ACA navigator Danielle Carpenter is on hand to offer personalized assistance understanding and applying for insurance under the new health care law.
1:30-4:30 p.m., CDL, 221 S. Main, Chelsea. Free. Preregistration required. 475-8732, ext. 219. [map]
Grand Opening of RadioShack in Saline!!!: Alpha Wireless, Body Heat, Village Party Store.< less
Grand Opening celebration will be held on Friday May 30th, 2014 from 4pm to 6pm. The ribbon-cutting will be at 4:30pm. Activities include games, food, music, prizes, and raffles.
RadioShack, 733 W Michigan Ave. Saline MI, 48176, Saline. Free. 7344290001. email@example.com www.alpha4g.com [map]
Ice Cream Social: Lawton Elementary School.< less
Carnival games and treats.
5:30 p.m., Lawton, 2250 S. Seventh St. Free admission; nominal charge for food and games. 994-1946. [map]
Ice Cream Social: Pittsfield Elementary School.< less
Inflatables, games, raffles, a silent auction, and, new this year, a balloon artist. Pizza, beverages, and ice cream available.
5:30-8 p.m., Pittsfield, 2543 Pittsfield Blvd. (off Edgewood, off Platt, south of Washtenaw). Free admission (nominal charge for food & games). 997-1218. [map]
Ice Cream Social: Abbot Elementary School.< less
Bounce houses, raffles, cakewalk, dunk tank, and more. Pizza, snacks, and ice cream available. Rain or shine.
5:30-8 p.m., Abbot Elementary, 2670 Sequoia Pkwy. (off N. Maple). Free admission (nominal charge for food & games). 994-1901. [map]
Ice Cream Social: Burns Park Elementary School.< less
Inflatables, karaoke, a cakewalk, airbrush tattoos, and carnival games. Pizza, desserts, salads, drinks, and ice cream available.
5:30-8 p.m., Burns Park Elementary, 1414 Wells. Free admission; nominal charge for food and games. 994-1919. [map]
Free Yoga Class: The Yoga Space.< less
A free one hour yoga class for anyone who is interested. No pre-registration is necessary and all equipment is provided. The class will introduce basic standing and sitting poses and include a guided relaxation. It will be taught by a Certified Iyengar Yoga teacher.
The Yoga Space, 180 Little Lake Dr, #1 48103. Free. 734-622-9600. firstname.lastname@example.com www.yogaspaceannarbor.com [map]
Ice Cream Social: Angell Elementary School.< less
Ice cream, pizza, cotton candy, bounce houses, tug of war, raffle, and other games.
6-8 p.m., Angell, 1608 South University. Free admission (nominal charge for food and games). 994-1907. [map]
Laughter Yoga Circle: Ann Arbor Laughs.< less
Join us for a 1/2 hour of laughing for no reason except to your health. Laughter yoga uses exercises to simply laugh, stretch and breathe for positive well-being. Laughter circle plays off everyone attending so we need your joyous spirit. Set yourself in a positive happy state and laugh the stresses of the week away.
Here is a link to the Medford Pavilion.
The park driveway appears on Mapquest to be around 2225 Medford Rd, Ann Arbor, MI. Basically turn south at the Manchester light on Washtenaw (just east of the Washtenaw/Stadium fork). Follow it around and turn left on Medford Rd and follow the signs to the parking lot.
Medford Pavilion in County Farm Park, 2225 Medford Rd, Ann Arbor, MI. Free. 734-368-5237. email@example.com [map]
Magic: The Gathering Tournament: Get Your Game On.< less
Every Sun. & Tues.-Fri. All invited to compete in tournaments of this popular collectible card game using standard constructed (Fri.), modern constructed (Thurs.), Elder Dragon Highlander (Tues.), Legacy (Wed.), and booster draft (Sun.) decks. Prizes. Bring your own cards (except Sun.).
6 p.m. (Tues.-Fri.) & 1 p.m. (Sun.), Get Your Game On, 310 S. State. $5 (Tues., free; Sun., $15 includes cards). 786-3746. [map]
Ann Arbor Cooks! Date Night: Taco Truck!.< less
Back by popular demand! Bring your special someone and have some fun in the kitchen cooking up this fun Taco Truck menu! And please feel free to bring a bottle of wine to enjoy with your meal. Menu: Homemade Lime Scented Tortilla Chips with Authentic Taqueria Style Guacamole; Chipotle Spiced Shrimp Tacos; Smashed Black Bean and Mango Tacos; Simple Pico de Gallo and Fresh Condiments: Pickled Red Onion, Red Radish, Shredded Red Cabbage, Queso Fresco, Fresh Lime Wedges; Tequila-Lime Granita. Full participation. Register online 48 hours in advance at www.annarborcooks.com
Ann Arbor Cooks!, 5060 Jackson Road. $150/pair. 734-645-1030. www.annarborcooks.com [map]
"Sound & Vision Film Series": Ann Arbor District Library.< less
Series of Friday evening films focusing on music and pop culture. Popcorn served.
May 16: Saturday Night Fever (John Badham, 1977). Drama starring a young John Travolta as a Brooklyn youth whose only joy is disco dancing.
May 30: A Band Called Death (Mark Christopher Covino & Jeff Howlett, 2012). Documentary about Death, an obscure, early-1970s Detroit proto-punk outfit who disbanded before releasing a single album but were vindicated nearly 30 years later when their 1974 demo tape was released to much fanfare.
June 6: Harold and Maude (Hal Ashby, 1971). Offbeat black comedy-a long-running cullt hit--about the romance between an elderly woman and a necrophiliac young man.
7-9 p.m., AADL multipurpose room (lower level), 343 S. Fifth Ave. Free. 327-4555. [map]
Film and Discussion: Jewel Heart Buddhist Center.< less
Film screenings followed by discussion.
Jan. 16: Why Not Now! (Mark Watts, 2014). Documentary about the life and works of the mid-20th-century philosopher and spiritual entertainer Alan Watts.
Feb. 27: The Whale Rider (Niki Caro, 2002). Despite the discouragement of her gruff and disapproving grandfather, a 12-year-old Maori girl, torn between the old ways and the new, sets about to prove that she is worthy to be a tribal leader.
Mar 27: Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (John Madden, 2011). A group of British retirees who decide to "outsource" their retirement to less expensive and seemingly exotic India, find they are transformed by their shared experiences. Judi Dench, Celia Imrie, Bill Nighy, Penelope Wilson,
Apr. 24: Free the Mind (Phie Ambo, 2012). Documentary about the work of renowned neurologist Richard Davidson exploring the nature of consciousness and the results of his studies, undertaken at the behest of the Dalai Lama, that he used in his work with soldiers with PTSD and kids with ADHD.
7 p.m., Jewel Heart (1129 Oak Valley Dr. between Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. & Ellsworth). Free. 994-3387.
HONK!: Explorers Homeschool Association Theatre.< less
This family-friendly musical tells the story of the Ugly Duckling. Ugly, rejected by others in the farm yard, looses his way and must use his wits -and a little help from his new friends - to find his way home. His homecoming celebrates individuality and self-worth.
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, 911 N. University. $10/$8 (seniors and under 12)/$35 family tickets. firstname.lastname@example.com Tickets available at muto.umich.edu [map]
"The Space Between": Pure Existence Dance Company.< less
May 30 & 31. Jodie Randolph directs this professional dance company as well as preprofessional young dance company X2 in eight of her works and a dance choreographed by founding member Megan Scheppelman. The dances explore themes of transition, phases, dependency, and security. Reception follows.
7 p.m., Riverside Arts Center, 76 N. Huron, Ypsilanti. Tickets $10 in advance; $15 at the door. pureexistencedance.com. [map]
Coffee House: Bahá'í Center of Washtenaw County.< less
Open mike open to singers, musicians, storytellers, and poets. Also, a performance by the house band. Refreshments.
7:30-9:30 p.m., 5550 Morgan Rd. just off W. Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti Twp. Free. 434-8704. [map]
Rudolf Steiner Study Circle of Ann Arbor.< less
Aug. 8 & 22. Sept. 5 & 19. All invited to join an ongoing discussion of the Steiner's 1908 lecture cycle The Gospel of Saint John. Familiarity with Rudolf Steiner's basic ideas is helpful.
7:30-9:30 p.m., Rudolf Steiner House, 1923 Geddes. Free. 944-4903. [map]
"The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon": Skyline High School.< less
Anne-Marie Roberts directs Skyline students in Don Zolidis' fast-paced theatrical revue, a series of parodies of several of the best-known (and some of the more obscure) Grimm's fairy tales. Cast: Emma Bunker-Uzelac, Russell Chey
, Alex Chin,
Jacob Costello, Bella Crispino, Nina Devor-Brown, Leah Hess
, Trae Hickenbottom, Aveeona Johnson, Nicole Lockhart, Phill Mullholland, Emma Theiss, Emma Thompson, Charde Young, India Crout, Kendayll Hughes, Thomas Maier, Lauren Montague, Ryann Patten, and Lizzie Ritter.
7:30 p.m., Skyline High School, 2552 N. Maple. $5 at the door only. 994-6515. [map]
"Astral City: A Spiritual Journey": Center of Light.< less
Life after death was never a concern for Dr. Andre Luiz. That is, until he wakes up feeling lost and confused in a darkened wasteland. What he has yet to realize, is that he has died and is now struggling with his afterlife. It is in this spiritual dimension where he can start over and bring true healing to himself and others.
Spiritual medium Chico Xavier documented his visions of the afterlife in his best-selling book, Astral City. Xavier's visions of life in an astral city that hovers in the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere are brought to life with an amazing score, by composer Phillip Glass, and brilliant special effects.
Join us for popcorn, tea, and discussion about what it would mean if we really knew we have help outside of ourselves.
Center of Light, 200 Huronview Blvd. Free. 7343305048. email@example.com annarbor.centersoflight.org [map]
Canceled: "Richard III": Performance Network Professional Season.< less
Remainder of run canceled as of May 22. Julia Glander directs Shakespeare's history play, a masterful portrait of evil whose fratricidal protagonist savagely hacks his way to the throne, in a radically re-imagined production that explores themes of gender, power, and governance in the setting of a distant yet ominous future. Performance Network artistic director Carla Milarch stars as Richard. The cast also includes Brian Sage, John Seibert, Lynnae Lehfeldt, Drew Parker, Joanna Bronson, Terry Heck, Logan Ricket, Justin Dietzel, and Alysia Kolascz.
7:30 p.m. (Thurs.), 8 p.m. (Fri. & Sat.), 2 p.m. (Sun.), & 3 p.m. (May 10 & 24), Performance Network, 120 E. Huron. Preview tickets: whatever you can afford to pay (Apr. 24), $22 (Apr. 25 & 27 and May 1), and $30 (Apr. 26). May 2 opening night tickets: $39 & $41 includes reception. After May 2: $27 & $29 (Thurs.), $32 & $34 (Fri. & Sun.), $25 & $27 (Sat. matinee), $39 & $41 (Sat. eve.). $3 discount for seniors age 60 & over. Tickets available in advance at performancenetwork.org & by phone, and at the door. $10 student discount in advance, half-price student tickets at the door only. For reservations, call 663-0681; to charge by phone, call 663-0696. [map]
Chuck Mitchell: Green Wood Coffee House Series (First United Methodist Church).< less
A mix of poetry, cabaret songs, whimsical novelty tunes, and lively banter by this veteran singer-guitarist and actor, a Detroit-area native who now lives in Iowa. Desserts & coffee available.
8 p.m., FUMC Green Wood Church, 1001 Green Rd. at Glazier Way. $12 (kids 10 & under, 2 for the price of 1) in advance and at the door. 665-8558. [map]
Seth Walker: The Ark.< less
Blues-based down-home Americana by this singer-songwriter from Austin whose latest CD, Time Can Change, has been praised for blending "the grit of Delbert McClinton and the detail and insight of Robert Cray."
8 p.m., The Ark, 316 S. Main. Tickets $15 in advance at the Michigan Union Ticket Office (mutotix.com) and theark.org, and at the door. To charge by phone, call 763-TKTS. [map]
Ypsilanti Funky Town Blowout (Featuring members of P-Funk All Stars): BookRich Productions.< less
Dropping THE BOMB on Friday, May 30th!!!!
Muruga & the Cosmic Hoedown Band - WSG Hiawatha Bailey
Parliament-Funkadelic lead guitarist Michael "Kid Funkadelic" Hampton
Grammy winner - Peter "Madcat" Ruth
P-Funk's - Louie "Babbling" Kabbabbie
Other special guests to be announced!
Tickets: $7 - 18+
Cross Roads Bar & Grill, 517 W. Cross Street, Ypsilanti. $7. firstname.lastname@example.com https:
"Appointment with a Highwire Lady": Emergent Arts.< less
May 21 & every Thurs.-Sat. through June 8. Paul Bianchi directs local actors in Russell Davis's drama about a young man in a state mental hospital who's gradually drawn back into life by a friend from his past. "Subtle and unsentimental…the play has a sensitive awareness of the renewable vitality within an interrupted relationship," says a New York Times review. Cast: Zach Damon, Megan Shiplett, and Susan Morris.
8 p.m. (Wed.-Sat.) & 2 p.m. (Sun.), The Mix Studio Theatre, 8 N. Washington, Ypsilanti. Tickets $12 (seniors & students with ID, $10; $4 discount for dining at Haab's on the day of the show) in advance at emergentarts.com, and at the door. 985-0875. [map]
"Birthday English Dance for All".< less
English country dancing to music by Childgrove. In celebration of the 50th birthdays of Linda and Laura Hanson.
8 p.m., Concourse Hall, 4531 Concourse Dr. (off S. State across from the airport). Free. 769-1052. [map]
"Closer than Ever": Encore Musical Theatre Company.< less
May 29-31. This local professional company presents this musical revue of works by Maltby and Shire, a nonstop exploration of the struggles of everyday life, especially those surrounding love. The May 30 gala fundraiser show includes a 6 p.m. wine & hors d'oeuvres reception with live & silent auctions.
7 p.m. (May 29), 8 p.m. (May 30 & 31), & 3 p.m. (May 31), Encore, 3126 Broad St., Dexter. Tickets $25 (May 29 & 31) & $50 (May 30) in advance at theencoretheatre.org and at the door. 268-6200. [map]
"The Great God Pan": Redbud Productions.< less
May 29-31. Loretta Grimes directs local actors in the Michigan premiere of award-winning playwright Amy Herzog's haunting, intimate play in which the dark recesses of one man's memory threaten to engulf his life. When an up-and-coming journalist is visited by a childhood friend with a disturbing revelation, his life begins to unravel, including his relationship with his pregnant girlfriend. Herzog "writes with a keen sensitivity to the complex wave of feelings embedded in all human relationships, with particular attention to the way we tiptoe around the areas of radioactive emotion," writes a New York Times reviewer. Cast: Dave Barker, Katie Whitney, Janet Rich, Siamak Davarani, Sophia Fall, Mary Franceschi, Tim Grimes.
8 p.m., Kerrytown Concert House, 415 N. Fourth Ave. $20-$25 (students, $15). Reservations recommended. 769-2999. [map]
"Friday Night Swing (& Blues)": Ann Arbor Swing Dance Association/Ann Arbor Community of Traditional Music and Dance.more >
"Friday Night Swing (& Blues)": Ann Arbor Swing Dance Association/Ann Arbor Community of Traditional Music and Dance.< less
Every Fri. Lindy hop, East Coast swing, Charleston, and Balboa dancing to music spun by DJs. Followed at 11:30 p.m. by blues dancing. No partner needed. Preceded at 8 p.m. by beginning lessons.
9 p.m.-1:30 a.m., Phoenix Center, 220 S. Main. $5 (students with ID, $3; $1 discount for AACTMAD members) includes lessons. 417-9857. [map]


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It's an early spring test for Wallenpaupack senior javelin thrower Anthony Bouselli. With weather improving the Buckhorn can break out his stride and gauge progress.
"It definitely does it's been a pretty slow year to start off this is exactly the first day we're able to do full run-ups outside on the field, because it's been drenching wet. Even now it's still a little wet, but we finally can do full run-ups," said Anthony Bouselli.
Anthony's biggest day in his high-school track and field career took place last year at the District II meet at Scranton Memorial Stadium where he brought home two 1st place finishes-one in the discus the other in the javelin against very good competition.
"I had a personal record in the javelin of 192-10 inches and personal record for the discus of 165-7 inches," added Anthony.
"Anthony just did a great job. Throughout his career he's been a clutch performer. As track and field as in many sports it's something that you have to perform on that day. You have to show up. You have to be consistent, and you need to be able to perform under pressure and for him to do that last year in the discus and the javelin was really a special moment and it's a testament to Anthony's ability to perform under those tough conditions," said Bernie Bieski.
Bouselli's four-year run at districts comes to an end in May. After graduation in June Anthony starts his college throwing career at the University of Virginia under the watchful eye of two former Olympians.
"They have two Olympic coaches. One is from Croatia. They have two guys that they just brought over from Croatia who are actually breaking their school records right now. So I'll be working with some very high athletes," again said Anthony.
Bouselli holds the Wallenpaupack school record in the javelin. He is still chasing the discus record of 169-11 inches held by Justin Kraft, and those District II AAA records are still out there for the taking.

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The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts (DCCA), a non-collecting art museum located on Wilmington's Riverfront, is seeking a 15 – 20 hour per week Education Intern beginning on or about February 17, 2014 and ending on or about May 23, 2014. The Education Intern assists the Curator of Education and Education Assistant with administrative duties and research associated with the DCCA's varied and numerous education programs. The Education Intern is responsible for assistance with administrative duties, program documentation, and the marketing/communication of DCCA education programs to the public. The Education Intern will also be very closely involved preparation for DCCA Summer Art Camps, including marketing and registration. Preference will be given to candidates with a strong interest in contemporary art and to those wishing to pursue a career in the museum field.
Minimum Education Required
Undergraduate (junior/senior standing); graduate work preferred
Qualifications/ Skills
The position requires a detail-oriented multi-tasker who is interested in a future in an art or education related field. The DCCA seeks an individual who works well in a team situation, is flexible, and has a strong work ethic; good writing and computer skills are essential.
Application deadline: February 1, 2014
This is an unpaid internship.
Please email resume, cover letter, unofficial transcript, and writing sample to Curator of Education, Sarah Ware at email@example.com by
February 1, 2014.
The DCCA Marketing Department is taking applications for an unpaid marketing internships for Winter/Spring 2013. Open to undergraduates, graduate students and recent graduates. Applicants must be able to work 15-20(+/-) hours per week for a minimum of 3 - 6 months. This position works directly with DCCA Marketing Director to help implement marketing campaigns for exhibitions, programs, and fundraising events as well as other marketing department duties.
Qualifications/Skills: Excellent communication, organizational, and research skills • Attention to detail • Ability to multi-task • Social media experience a plus. (Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare)
Applicants experienced with any of the following are encouraged to apply:
Macintosh operating system and programs, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and PowerPoint.
Deadline: Ongoing
Please send a letter of inquiry, résumé, and the names of 2 references to:Sara Monserrat Teixido, Director of Marketing and Communications
Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts
Attn: Sara Teixido
200 S. Madison St.
Wilmington, De 19801
Or submit your application for this internship via email to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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This IBM Redbooks publication describes the new JavaServer Faces (JSF) technology for building Web applications and the WebSphere Studio Application Developer tools supporting it. JSF is based on the Java Specification Request (JSR) 127, of which the first release was finalized in March, 2004.
The goal of JSF technology is to provide a complete framework to develop and deploy Web applications easily and rapidly. The framework provides solutions for a variety of tasks found in Web application development, such as user interface design, application navigation and flow, session and object management, validation and error feedback, internationalization, and container portability.
This book covers all of the core features of JSF Web development and the tools that are available in WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1.2 to design, develop, deploy, and test JSF Web applications.
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Table of contents
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Chapter 5. JSF banking application
Chapter 6. JSF application design and common patterns
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Part 3. Service Data Objects
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Part 4. JSF advanced topics
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Chapter 14. Extending the JSF framework
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Donielle White and the Musketeers have a tough test this weekend at SBU and Duquesne.
Oct. 21, 2010
CINCINNATI -- With only three games left in the regular season, the Xavier women's soccer team is looking to clinch a spot in the Atlantic 10 tournament. To do so means winning tough games this weekend at St. Bonaventure and Duquesne.
"We are looking forward to our trip to New York and Pittsburgh," said Xavier head coach Woody Sherwood. "Games against two teams clearly in the A-10 playoff hunt will be a great test for us. With three games remaining, we are excited to be sitting in the top half of the conference standings."
The Musketeers (7-8-0, 3-3 A-10) are coming off yet another Atlantic 10 weekend split. XU fell to St. Joseph's 1-0 on October 15, in the first game of its Philadelphia swing. The Musketeers rebounded on Sunday, October 17 as they downed Temple 1-0 in overtime.
Senior Carly Wenzel `s free kick goal in the 103rd minute gave the Musketeers the win over the Hawks. Junior Jessica Brooks still leads the Musketeers in goals with seven on the season.
Friday's opponent, St. Bonaventure (8-7-0, 2-3-0 A-10, is looking to fight for a spot in the top six of the A-10 and clinch a conference tournament bid. Anna Cunningham leads the Bonnies in scoring with eight goals on the season while Courtney Bosse is having a good season offensively with a team-best three assists to go along with four goals.
The Bonnies are coming off a 4-2 win over Fordham on Sunday, October 17. Kickoff for Friday's game is set for 3 p.m.
The Dukes (7-6-1, 4-1-0 A-10) have to face conference leader, No. 25 Dayton before hosting the Musketeers. Duquesne has had a balanced offensive attack this season with six players posting multiple goals.
Gabby Morrin, Sunday's probable starting goalkeeper for Duquesne, has had a superb season with 55 saves in nearly 900 minutes of action. Sunday's match time is set for 1 p.m.
Xavier closes out the 2010 regular season on Friday, October 29 as the Musketeers host rival No. 25 Dayton. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.


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Appeal issued for volunteers to help out at day centres
Posted: October 11, 2012|
Day centres throughout Uttlesford are on the lookout for volunteers to help with their day-to-day running.
The district has five day centres in total, including Stansted Mountfitchet, Saffron Walden, Takeley and Thaxted, providing a venue for social and recreational events for people over 55.
Members can enjoy a hot meal and refreshments at reasonable prices, as well as access computers, take part in raffles, bingo, art groups and other games and activities.
They are almost entirely run by volunteers and vacancies exist for drivers, committee members and for people to prepare and serve meals, tea and coffee.
Nicole Shephard-Lewis, tenant participation officer, said: "The centres are an active part of their community. The vacant positions would be ideal for anyone wanting to give something back. Volunteers don't need to have particular skills. Enthusiasm and a willingness to learn are all that is needed."
To help or find out more, contact (01799) 510571 or
http://mce_host/daycentres@ uttlesford.gov.uk.


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Extra CU in Warren sells $16 million credit card portfolio to TMG Financial Services.
Iowa agent issuer wins the business the $5 billion Mutual of Omaha Bank.
Two credit unions that had previously sold their portfolios to agent issuers are replacing national bank issuer contracts as they expire, they said.


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- people in the U.S. have this name View Robert Carlton on Whitepages
Meaning & Origins
One of the many French names of Germanic origin that were introduced into Britain by the Normans; it has since remained in continuous use. It is derived from the nearly synonymous elements hrōd 'fame' + berht 'bright, famous', and had a native Old English predecessor of similar form (Hreodbeorht), which was supplanted by the Norman name. Two dukes of Normandy in the 11th century bore the name: the father of William the Conqueror (sometimes identified with the legendary Robert the Devil), and his eldest son. It was borne also by three kings of Scotland, notably Robert the Bruce (1274–1329), who freed Scotland from English domination. The altered short form Bob is very common, but Hob and Dob, which were common in the Middle Ages and gave rise to surnames, are extinct. See also Rupert.
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English: habitational name from any of various places called Carleton or Carlton, from Old Norse karl 'common man', 'peasant' + Old English tūn 'settlement' (compare Charlton 1). Places spelled Carl(e)ton (as opposed to Charlton) are in areas of Scandinavian settlement, mostly in northern England.
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Nicknames & variations
Rob, Robbie, Roberto, Bob, Bobby, Bobbie, Robb, Robbert, Robby, Robbi
Carlson, Carlisle, Carl, Carlos, Carlin, Carley, Carlile, Carlsen, Carleton, Carlyle


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Fans of the old Brooklyn Dodgers, Fred Wilpon's true love, were known for the saying, "Wait Till Next Year." In those days, though, they would utter the phrase at the end of the season, until 1955, when Brooklyn finally defeated the hated Yankees and won a World Championship. Lately this same battle cry is being spoken by Mets fans, but in a sad twist, they often begin chanting it as early as March. It became prevalent a year ago, with the much anticipated year of 2014. No matter that when you looked at the team there were holes everywhere, the expiring contracts of Johan Santana and Jason Bay were going to provide the "payroll flexibility" that Master Moneyball Wizard Sandy Alderson was waiting for, and he would wave his magic wand and fill them all.
Now I'm not a fan of magic, I believe in logic and action, and I couldn't foresee this shiny future. This is what I wrote in March 2013 about our prospects for 2014:
"I am having a very hard time seeing how we are any good in 2014, but there is an entire season and off-season to change my perception too."
The Mets front office punted the entire winter that year, they not only didn't sign free agents, the organization made no trades, other than to divest themselves of a Cy Young award winner due a raise. The idea that the same front office would leap into action this winter and aggressively improve the roster was hard for me to fathom. And it seemed to me that we needed more than a patch job. But there was a big unknown that had the possibility to change everything. There were whispers and insinuations that a large change in the payroll would come. That possibility allowed people to dream of free agents, and trades for some established stars, the type of players who could lead a turnaround. The answer wasn't on the farm; other than Zack Wheeler and Travis d'Arnaud, there wasn't an impact prospect from Double A on up.
Now that offseason is in the books, and it is June 2014. The good news is some money was spent, say hello to Curtis Granderson, Chris Young, and Bartolo Colon. The bad news is that with all the holes this team had, that was not nearly enough. Even if everything went right, shortstop and first base would be a mess. The bullpen could only be expected to be so good. To win, everything was going to have to go right. That is a plan that seldom works, and it has not worked. The All-Star break is still weeks away, and already 2014 looks over.
The bigger problem is now that we know that the team did not dramatically improve in 2014, well, it could be a very long time before it ever does. I expect it to be years before the team ever becomes relevant again. I know that goes against the grain of what the Mets are trying to sell. But let's look at 2015 a little bit.
Yes, sure, pitchers Rafael Montero and Noah Syndergaard might be up by then. Matt Harvey will hopefully be healthy. And those three additions should help. But that is it, other than Syndergaard and Montero, there is not one consensus Top 100 prospect at Double A or above. And all our secondary prospects are pitchers who are destined to rot away on the farm as Sandy Alderson—the "Shakiest Gun in the East"—cowers in rooms with other GMs, unable to pull the trigger every offseason.
Now, why isn't it going to be better with the three pitchers? I'm as happy as anyone that we have them, and think they could be fun positives. But many negatives lurk that will most likely offset their performance.
The first drawback is the players themselves. All three are question marks at this time. Two are unproven rookies (Montero has already been returned to Vegas for non-performance) and the other is a player coming off of Tommy John surgery. An extremely optimistic viewpoint would be that two of these players have good 2015 seasons, more than that and you are wearing team-sponsored, rose-colored glasses. I'm going to be optimistic and hope for two very productive players. But there is still not a real hitting prospect in sight. This ugly offense in 2014 should remain so in 2015.
Wait, I know, you think I'm forgetting something. What about free agency? That's the rub, folks, I wouldn't look for any help there. In fact, expect the contrary.
Nothing is more unreliable than when the Mets talk publicly about their payroll, but when Sandy Alderson keeps saying that the payroll is not going up unless revenues rise, well, I believe that. If you look at the empty seats in Citi Field, and now "limited sponsorship" specials on SNY, that does not compute to increased revenue. Payroll is going nowhere.
Now look at our payroll commitments for players under contract for 2015:
- David Wright — $20 million
- Curtis Granderson — $16 million
- Bartolo Colon — $11 million
- Jon Niese — $7 million
- Total — $54 million
The numbers for those four players rise $7 million over 2014. For anyone wondering why Chris Young was only offered a one-year contract (thankfully!), there is your answer. They needed that money to pay the four players above. As for trading any of these players, if you do, you negate any potential positives from adding Syndergaard and Harvey. Those four are actually producing at the major league level.
Next problem is players who will be up for arbitration next year: Daniel Murphy, Dillon Gee, Eric Young Jr., Lucas Duda, and Ruben Tejada. This group is scheduled to make $14 million in 2014, a number of $20 million for 2015 is an extremely conservative estimate. Now we are up to a total of $74 million for nine players. If every other player on the team made the minimum the 2015 payroll will be around the 2014 level. In other words, Sandy Alderson wasn't playing hardball with Stephen Drew. The money isn't there.
Now, in order to create a little flexibility, the team could attempt to deal off some of the arbitration players, or one of the "Core Four." The problem there is the production would still need to be replaced. If those players are traded for prospects, the 2015 team gets worse by design, negating any 2015 benefit to such a trade.
There is a reason that the front office pointed to 2014. They needed it all to work, guys like Colon and Young had to come through big-time. The plan, if you want to call it one, was take a shot and hope to get lucky. If the team did win in 2014, sneak into the expanded playoffs somehow, get fans to come back and spend. And then some more reinforcements could come in for 2015 and beyond.
It didn't work. The 2014 team may actually be the worst Alderson has ever assembled with the Mets. Young is awful, and Colon has been average. Granderson has been hot and cold. Travis d'Arnaud did a bad impersonation of Taylor Teagarden when he was a prospect and has now been banished to Las Vegas. He was replaced by Teagarden, who is now very much not a prospect. He is a marginal major league player, one bad stretch from the end of his major league career. A third of the roster is made up of guys who are in that boat, a few bad weeks away from the end of their major league careers. And with no money or prospects in sight, they can't be replaced.
So you might want to think twice before you completely lose interest in the 2014 season. Don't be so quick to rush it away, live in the present some. Enjoy any good games and small victories that come. Because it's hard to imagine things being any better in 2015.
I expect it to be worse.


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Software code of a software program is executed in a multi-processor computer environment. The software code includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion is executed in a computer. The second portion is executed in one or more tamper-resistant external devices which are in communication with the computer. The second portion includes a plurality of different blocks of code. At least some of the blocks have sequence data associated therewith. If sequence data exists in the current block of code to be executed in the one or more external devices, then the sequence data is used to determine if execution of the block of code is permissible or should be inhibited. The sequence data includes predecessor data and successor data.
1. A method of executing software code of a software program in a multi-processor computer environment, the software code including (i) a first portion to be executed in the computer, and (ii) a second portion, the second portion including a plurality of different blocks of code, at least some of the blocks having sequence data associated therewith, the method comprising:
(a) executing the second portion of code in one or more tamper-resistant devices which are in communication with the computer; and
(b) if sequence data exists in the current block of code to be executed in the one or more tamper-resistant devices, using the sequence data to determine if execution of the block of code is permissible or should be inhibited.
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(c) decrypting the second portion of code in the one or more tamper-resistant devices prior to execution.
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(c) tracking in the one or more tamper-resistant devices data regarding which blocks of code of the second portion have been executed therein, wherein step (b) further comprises comparing any sequence data in the current block of code to be executed with the tracked data to determine if execution of the block of code is permissible or should be inhibited.
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(c) the computer sending the second portion of code to the one or more tamper-resistant devices for execution therein, the computer receiving back state information from the one or more tamper-resistant devices upon successful execution of the second portion of code.
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This application is a continuation of copending International Application No. PCT/NO01/00201 filed May 11, 2001, entitled "SEQUENCE NUMBERING MECHANISM TO ENSURE EXECUTION ORDER INTEGRITY OF INTER-DEPENDENT SMART CARD APPLICATIONS", and which designated the United States.
The present invention describes a mechanism for the protection of the correct execution-order of interdependent (interrelated) software applications. In particular, the present invention relates to software license protection for the shielded and timely execution of software applications through the use of tamper-resistant external devices, such as smart cards, USB tokens or other forms for tamper-resistant environments. The present invention also finds its applications in any traditional smart card security application area, such as e-payment, digital rights management (DRM), multi-media protection, authentication, biometry, public-key infrastructure (PKI), encryption-schemes, as an integrated part of special-purpose secure operating systems for tamper-resistant external devices, and the like. The present invention relates to International Application No. PCT/NO96/00171 designating the United States, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,266,416 (Sigbjormsen et al.), which is incorporated by reference herein. This patent describes a system for software license protection through the partial execution of a software application in a tamper-resistant external device.
In multi-processing computer environments, such as for example that provided by a dual-processor environment consisting of an (untrusted) host computer and a (trusted) external, tamper-resistant device such as a smart card or other token, software applications residing on the host computer are sometimes required to make more than one finction call to applications residing on the external device. Software applications which execute on external devices as described herein are also referred to as "applets." Generally speaking, the path of execution of a software application, whether that be a host application or an external device/smart card applet, is critical for the correct functioning of the application. It is important that the execution path is not tampered with.
As a trivial example, an application which converts Celsius temperature degrees into Fahrenheit would need to perform the equation F=9/5*C+32. The multiplication of the Celsius degree by 9/5 must be carried out before the addition by 32. According to the prior art, correct execution order is ensured by letting the function in its entirety be executed in a tamper-proof environment, as an applet, allowing just one function-call entry from the host application to the applet. Since the applet resides on the tamper-resistant smart card, it may not be tampered with, and since the applet has just one entry-point, there is no way the addition operation can possibly be performed before the multiplication operation. Functional atomicity, integrity and correct execution order has been ensured.
If the function F=9*C/5+32 nonetheless was to be split into three applets, as illustrated in FIG. 1; applet 1 as i=9*C, applet 2 as i=i/5 and applet 3 as F=i+32, each with a separate function entry point, then, according to the prior art, no mechanism allows the external device to discover and hinder an adversary from modifying the host application by reversing applet function calls towards the external device, e.g., calling applet 3 before applet 1, or by removing one or several calls, to thereby break the integrity of the compound smart card application.
FIG. 2 shows a scenario where the adversary has removed the call to applet 2, causing the external device to return a corrupt result. Thus, a tamper-proof device does not in general suffice to maintain the correct execution order and overall applet integrity.
A first objective of the present invention is to provide an integrity protection mechanism that allows a smart card application to be split into more than one sub-applications in a safe manner, enforcing correct execution order and application integrity, and to allow the execution environment of the external device to discover any attempts to process applets in an illegal order or manner. This facility opens up new technological possibilities. A second objective of the present invention is to facilitate, for the purposes of software license protection and other application areas indicated above, the selection of software application components suitable and not suitable for execution on the tamper-resistant device, in an unconstrained manner, thereby providing an efficient and highly user-friendly tool for optimization of application security and performance.
The foregoing summary, as well as the following detailed description of preferred embodiments of the invention, will be better understood when read in conjunction with the appended drawings. For the purpose of illustrating the invention, there is shown in the drawings an embodiment that is presently preferred. It should be understood, however, that the invention is not limited to the precise arrangements and instrumentalities shown. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a prior art multi-processor computer environment for executing a portion of code in an external device;
FIG. 2 shows how an attack can be conducted on the environment of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows a schematic block diagram of a multi-processor computer environment for executing a portion of code in an external device in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 shows a schematic block diagram of a multi-processor computer environment for executing a portion of code in an external device in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention; and
FIG. 5 shows how the present invention provides a general solution to controlling multiple alternative applet execution paths.
Certain terminology is used herein for convenience only and is not to be taken as a limitation on the present invention. In the drawings, the same reference letters are employed for designating the same elements throughout the several figures.
The present invention binds applet processing sequence data (e.g., sequence numbers or other identifiers such as random numbers or discrete time values) together with the actual applet code, thereby enforcing applets to be executed in a correct sequence determined by the sequence data. Each applet must have a unique identity. For each applet, the sequence data contains information about the set of predecessor applets allowed to be executed before the current applet, and the set of successors allowed to be executed after the current applet. The sets of predecessors and successors may be empty, or may contain one or several elements (applet identities), or may contain wild cards that define a specific group of applets. In summary, for each applet, the sequence data identifies the set of applets that precede and succeed the current applet, and the sequencing information needs to be inherently linked to the actual applet code.
The special predecessor and successor code * is used as a wild card. A predecessor code * indicates that, from the point of view of the current applet, any other applet may be executed before it. For example, in FIG. 3, applet 1's predecessor is specified as *, which implies that applet 1 does not put any constraints to what applet, if any, was executed beforehand. Applet 2, on the other hand, specifically states that its successor shall be applet 3. So, even if applet 1 allows applet 2 to be its predecessor, then applet 2 does not allow applet 1 to be its successor. In other words, execution of an applet only takes place if both predecessor and successor conditions are satisfied.
Other types of wild cards than * may be imagined, describing different constraints on applets or different applet subsets.
Two main embodiments of the present invention are described herein. In the first embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 3, the applet identifier, predecessor/successor information and applet code is stored in the external device, out of reach from tampering by the adversary. In a second embodiment, illustrated in FIG. 4, the applet identifier and predecessor/successor information is bound in the actual applet code, which then is protected for integrity and/or confidentiality by means of standard encryption techniques.
FIG. 3 shows sequence data and external device tracking in the example set forth above. In this figure, both predecessor and successor sequence data are used and tracked to illustrate the invention concept. For example, the encrypted applet 1 in the host software application has no specific predecessor, but has applet 2 as its sole rightful successor; applet 2 has applet 1 as its only predecessor and applet 3 as its only successor; and applet 3 has applet 2 as its only predecessor, but no specific successor.
Referring to the external device tracking, at time t1 (which corresponds to memory state t1 in memory 222 of FIG. 3), applet 1 has executed, and applet 1 was the last applet to cute; at time t2 (which corresponds to memory state 2 in memory 222), applets 1 and 2 have executed, and applet 2 was the last block to execute; and at time t3 (which corresponds to memory state 3 in memory 222), applets 1, 2 and 3 have executed, and applet 3 was the last block to execute.
The predecessor and successor data are checked against the data tracked by the external device 200 before the block of code can be executed. For example, before applet 2 is executed, the external device 200 looks up applet 2's rightful predecessors in memory 224 in FIG. 3, i.e., applet 1, and then checks whether applet 1 actually was the last executed in the previous state t1 in memory 222. The external device 200 then checks if the current applet 2 is a rightful successor of applet 1 by looking up the successor information at the previous state t1 in memory 222. If so, applet 2 is executed. If not, applet 2 cannot be executed.
Consider again the attack set forth in FIG. 2 in view of the present invention and the embodiment according to FIG. 3. If an adversary replaces the call to applet 2 by a call to applet 3, the external device 200 will not execute applet 3 because the successor to applet 1 according to memory 224 can only be applet 2, and also because the predecessor of applet 3 according to the same memory 224 is applet 2, and not applet 1 as state t1 of memory 222 contains.
FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of the present invention. Here, encrypted sequencing data 1221, 1222 and 1223 are embedded into each separate applet, alleviating memory 224 of FIG. 3. During execution, the external device 200 receives applets from the host software program 122. For each applet received, the external device 200 verifies that this applet follows a valid execution path according to the information stored in the applet execution trace memory 222. For instance, when the external device 200 receives applet 2, the applet is first decrypted, then the external device 200 looks up applet 2's rightful predecessors in the applet body 1222, which turns out to be applet 1, and then checks whether applet 1 actually was the last executed in the previous state t1 in memory 222. The external device 200 then checks if the current applet 2 is a rightful successor of applet 1 by looking up the successor information at the previous state t1 in memory 222. If so, applet 2 is executed. If not, applet 2 cannot be executed.
Consider again the attack set forth in FIG. 2 in view of the present invention and the embodiment according to FIG. 4. If an adversary replaces the call to applet 2 by a call to applet 3, the external device 200 will not execute applet 3 because the successor to applet 1 according to memory 224 can only be applet 2, and also because the predecessor of applet 3 according to the same memory 224 is applet 2, and not applet 1 as state t1 of memory 222 contains.
The embodiments illustrated in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 each has its advantage: FIG. 3 allows for the storage of applets and associated predecessor and successor information in memory 224 inside the external device 200. This reduces communication between host 100 and external device 200. During runtime, only the applet identifier and associated I/O parameters are transferred between the host application 122 and the external device 200. On the other hand, storing encrypted applets on host memory 110 and allowing these to be uploaded to the external device 200 during runtime, reduces memory usage on the external device 200. These approaches may be combined.
Applets 1, 2 and 3 in FIGS. 3 and 4 are executed in strictly sequential order. Each applet has exactly one predecessor and exactly one successor. In software applications, this is a special case, and not the general rule. The prior art holds a solution to this special case: Standard encryption methods teach encryption chaining methods, such as, for example, Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) defined in Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 81, DES Modes of Operation, December 1980 (FIPS PUB 81), whereby one cipher block is cryptographically linked to the previous. Using CBC, it is not possible to decrypt and, for the purpose described herein, execute applet i+1 without first having decrypted and executed applet i. Furthermore, for some crypto block i+1, cryptographic chaining mechanisms offer no solution to the problem of having two different blocks i and i′which both yield a correct decryption of block i.
FIG. 5 shows that the present invention provides a general solution to controlling multiple alternative applet execution paths, thus overcoming the limitation of cryptographic chaining mechanisms and other prior art. In FIG. 5, applet 4 has two possible predecessors; applets 2 and 3. This is reflected in the entry for applet 4 in memory 224, which informs the external device that both applets 2 and 3 are rightful predecessors of applet 4.
The present invention is trivially generalized to handle multiple tamper-resistant external devices: From the view of a host software application, it has the capability to perform calls to applets on several (different) external devices. Likewise, from the view of an external device, any number of applications from different hosts (and even from other external devices) may place calls to applets within the present external device, without interfering the security mechanism described herein.
The present invention may also be extended to allow any particular applet to execute on any of a set of more than one external devices. In this scenario, the external device currently in charge of determining if an applet is allowed execution needs to fetch the relevant execution trace of preceding applets, including a mechanism to maintain the integrity of this information, in order to determine whether or not the current applet has the right to be executed.
Changes can be made to the embodiments described above without departing from the broad inventive concept thereof. The present invention is thus not limited to the particular embodiments disclosed, but is intended to cover modifications within the spirit and scope of the present invention.
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Diddy has been accused of punching a man at a post-Oscars party in Los Angeles. Surprisingly, the scuffle wasn't a result of Diddy's pent-up rage at having to sit through the nearly four-hour awards ceremony — it was over a woman. Gerard Rechnitzer was partying at Teddy's at the Roosevelt Hotel with his fiancee Sunday night. Allegedly, while Gerard was using the bathroom, Diddy attempted to mack on the fiancee, inviting her back to a private party. When Gerard returned and witnessed what was going on, he implored his fiancee to get out of there. Gerard and Diddy exchanged words, things escalated and Gerard ended up hit in the face, according to TMZ's story.
If this is true, news outlets around the world will thank Diddy for never finding an economic way to uphold his reputation as both a ladies man and a jerk. (And just in case the latter isn't clear, here is further proof.) [AP/Yahoo!]
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After having to keep it quiet for months, I can finally tell everyone the great news!
My awesome husband has been selected as one of the London 2012 Olympic torch bearers.
I nominated him last summer not thinking that anything would come of it. But in the new year we got the news that he had been shortlisted. Then just a week ago his place was confirmed. The reason I nominated him was because he has accomplished so much despite coming from a deprived area of west central Scotland. During his teen years he was a taikido British champion, was selected for the Scotland national Volleyball squad, served a 2 year mission for our church, joined the British Army where he did a tour in Iraq, got a first class honours degree in International Politics and won an award for academic excellence. He is a great father and husband, and my best friend. I think he is an inspiration.
We are now looking forward to cheering him on as he runs with the torch on the 30th of May 2012 through a local town. I'm so excited (probably more than he is). It really is a once in a life time opportunity.
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Kris Bryant, Rubi Silva power Smokies to 8-3 victory
Apr. 20, 2014 @ 10:35 PM
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. —
Kris Bryant was 2-for-4 with three runs batted in, Rubi Silva drove in two and recorded his first multi-hit game of the season and C.J. Edwards allowed just two runs over six innings pitched as the Smokies defeated the Barons 8-3 at Regions Field on Sunday evening.
Edwards started for Tennessee (8-9), retiring the first seven to start the game. The streak ended when Jaime Pedroza struck out, but reached on a wild pitch. Edwards (1-0) allowed just three hits and five baserunners in the game while earning his first victory of the season.
Tennessee jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first after lead-off man John Andreoli singled. Andreoli went on to steal second and score two batters later on a single to right from Bryant.
The 1-0 Tennessee lead held through the third, but was lost after Miguel Gonzalez came through with a two-run single off Edwards. Edwards allowed two hits and walked one in the fourth. The Gonzalez double put the Barons up 2-1. It was their only lead of the game.
The Smokies answered the two-run Birmingham fourth with a five-run fifth. The rally started with Charlie Cutler and Jeudy Valdez hitting balls back to the mound. Pitcher Chris Beck then walked Andreoli and with the bases loaded, Stephen Bruno came through with a single to deep short. Silva followed with a single that scored both Valdez and Andreoli. Andreoli beat a throw home to score the inning's third run and Bryant capped the rally with two-run single to center.
Beck left after allowing Bryant's single and reliever Parker Frazier finished the inning with a strikeout of Dustin Geiger and a Rafael Lopez groundout.
The Smokies added to their lead in the seventh with help of a misplay at second by Gordon Beckham. Bruno scored on Beckham's errant throw to first after he tried to retire Silva for the inning's second out. Bruno had earlier reached on a double off Frazier. Silva later scored on a two-out single to center by Geiger.
Beckham drove in the final Birmingham run with a solo home run off reliever Hunter Cervenka in the eighth. Cervenka followed Edwards and allowed just two hits over two innings. He struck out two and walked one.
Armando Rivero finished the game for the Smokies. He struck out one over a scoreless ninth.
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Love it or hate it, Windows 8 is here and while customers make the jump from earlier Microsoft operating systems to the most current version, Redmond is looking to push out a series of updates this year to Windows 8. Although these updates may not have an official release name just yet, they have been known as Windows Blue.
The update first came on our radar screen at last year and at that time, one of the many goals of this update was to allow mobile phones that have smaller display screens access to as much of the Windows 8 functionality as possible. Today, it would appear that the goals of Blue are even more far reaching then that. Based upon a report from ZDnet who site their sources which are close to Microsoft, Blue will bring down a whole host of updates including newer versions of Mail, Bing, Calendar, Internet Explorer as well as other Microsoft developed apps. In addition to this, there will be other changes within the user interface with the objective being to increase the overall experience that customers have with the product. But, that's not all that's in store. Microsoft is also said to be rumored to include other enhancements that will address improving the battery life as well as the performance of the Windows phone.
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Canada's Harper Announces By-Elections
Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has called three by-elections for Nov. 26 for districts in the provinces of British Columbia, Ontario and Alberta.
Harper announced the by-elections in an e-mailed statement from Ottawa today.
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First Look: Handsome Pizza in Portland, OR
With winter's grasp upon us, certified Pizza Obsessive Will Fain has finally introduced the world (and hungry Portlanders) to what those who know him say was a long time coming: Handsome Pizza. More
With winter's grasp upon us, certified Pizza Obsessive Will Fain has finally introduced the world (and hungry Portlanders) to what those who know him say was a long time coming: Handsome Pizza. More
This could arguably be the best brick-and-mortar New York–ish slice in Stumptown. A crisp thin crust, a sauce that nicely balances sweet and savory, and a judiciously distributed blanket of dry-aged mozzarella. Its most glaring fault is the lack of life at the rim. Both slices I sampled—one plain ($3) and one pepperoni ($3.25)—catwalked an edge crust that was almost completely flat and relatively insubstantial in the flavor department. I visited on only their fifth day being open, so know that there's plenty of time for them to improve. That said, I definitely plan on returning. It's a quality greasy slice for a decent value and in a convenient location. More
Portobello Vegan Trattoria first caught my eye while reading about New Zealand transplant/pizza chef Will Fain on various food sites. I knew Fain had a knack for homemade Margherita oven-hack pies with fresh mozz and a hankering for DiFara's pepperoni, so to find out that he'd signed on as cheeseless, meatless pizzaiolo had my head spinning. I knew this would be a challenge for me as eater, and must certainly be one for him as cook. But their website advertises "traditional, Neapolitan-inspired pizzas," so I was eager to check it out. More
[Photographs: Will Fain] Wow. Longtime Slice'r Will Fain (who goes by egadman on Slice/SE) seems to have parlayed his Pizza Obsessive-ness into a full-time pizza gig in Portland, Oregon. He sends in this MPM entry of a test pie from his new venture: I've been hired as a the pizzaiolo at Portobello Vegan Trattoria. It's been fun so far. The new restaurant space is opening on Wednesday. It'll be my first time as part of a kitchen line. Should be an interesting experience. I'll try to keep up my blog with amusing anecdotes. So far I've just been just... More
I've "known" Will Fain for years now—at least through email and the comments here on Slice. He's given me countless heads-ups to crazy and cool and tasty pizza intel from around the world and the web — as well as some great tips on Portland, Oregon, pizza before I made my recent trip there. He's this week's Pizza Obsessive. Get to know him! —The Mgmt. Will Fain, pizza obsessive. [Photograph: Will Fain] Name: Will Fain Location: Portland, Oregon Occupation: Graphic designer/production artist Website: egadman.blogspot.com What type of pizza do you prefer? What people seem to be calling New York–Neapolitan. I... More


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Here's what you need:
~ Package of large marshmallows
~ 14 oz package of traditional caramels (unless you want to make your own caramel)
~ Approximately 1/2 cup of sugar (preferably with larger granules)
~ Orange food coloring
~ Your choice of chocolate for melting (you need approximately 1/4 cup)
~ Large wooden skewers cut down to approximately 6 inches
(Warning: cut off and discard or re-purpose the pointed tip. We don't want the kiddies to
get a sharp surprise!)
~ You will also need parchment paper and a small plastic baggie
These measurements are enough to make approximately 12 Tiger Tails
Step 1: Coloring the sugar and other preparation
Place three marshmallows on the skewers by pushing the skewer through the middle of each. If you haven't done so already, cut the skewer down to 6 inches and make sure the pointed tip is gone.
Step 2: Melt the Caramels
Side note: I also spray the pan with a non-stick spray to help in cleanup (not sure if it really helps, but I figure it couldn't hurt!). To clean my pan, because caramel is sticky and sometimes hard to clean off, I just boiled water in the pan to remove most of the caramel.
Okay, let's put some tails together.
So, in the end, you can see the basic technique here, but you can change it up to whatever your taste buds enjoy or to your family's dietary needs.
Small tip After putting the marshmallows on the sticks place them in the freezer over night. its something I I use to make up chocolate covered marshmallows and to get a gloss on them used a glass (Pyrex ) beaker with a mix of cooking and normal chocolate plus a SMALL touch of cooking oil and if you are VERY careful melt the mix in the microwave. I then dipped the Marshmallows in using a toothpick or cocktail stick to avoid having scalded fingers, then left to set minus the toothpick on greaseproof paper< It's possible to make about 100 in an hour! The night in the freezer stopped the marshmallow going too gooey and also cooled them down quickly ( That is if you are told late Sunday, that you are expected to provide your child with some thing to take to a bring & buy sale for to morrow morning first thing!!!! )
At first glance I thought it was a roasted coconut covering with chocolate drizzle. Which honestly I think I'd like better as this whole thing is just layers of sugar. lol
Thanks for sharing. :)
I'd love to try making them.
Great stuff. I can't wait to spring this on unsuspecting parents. Thanks!!


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In a time when a lengthy Hollywood romance is counted in months rather than years, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson is a a stunning example of how true love and overcome all odds. Thought by many as one of Tinseltown's most perfect celebrity couples, the two has been married for more that two decades and their love seems to grow stronger by the day.
The two shared a strong attraction to the art of acting from the very beginning, with Tom studying theatre at California State University, while Rita landed a guest spot as a cheerleader on an episode of The Brady Bunch when she was only 16 years old.
It was probably this attraction to acting that brought them together in the first place, being paired on the set of the 1985 movie Volunteers. It was here that their true love story began in earnest. They were married 3 years later, in 1988.
Their love blossomed along with Tom's career, with back-to-back Oscars for the movies Philadelphia and Forest Gump. In an interview with Oprah, Tom said, "I view my wife as my lover, and we have a bond that goes beyond words like wife or girlfriend or mother. For example, I was able to construct a number of things in Philadelphia because of my relationship with Rita. The way my character felt about his lover is the way I feel about mine. The same was true when I played Forrest Gump, who loved Jenny. Without my connection with Rita, I don't know how I would've been able to connect with what Forrest was going through."
Tom and Rita have two sons, Chester and Truman, as well as Tom's two children from his first marriage, Elizabeth and actor Colin. The couple continue to appear together on-screen from time to time, appearing alongside each other in the hit film Sleepless in Seattle and most recently in the romantic comedy Larry Crowne.
So, after more then 20 years, is love still going strong for the fabulous duo? In a recent interview, Rita has been quoted as saying, "I'll never forget, we were standing on the corner of 57th and 5th in New York, or 58th and 5th. We were holding hands, and we were waiting for the traffic light to change. And he looked at me and he said, 'You know, I just want you to know, that you never have to change anything about who you are in order to be with me.' Literally, a wave of — if love is a feeling, or a cellular thing that happens to your body, it went through me, and that's pretty much who he is, and how he's been."
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The link provides a complete list of Penn St ers responses to the punishments handed down by the NCAA.
Yea, thats an N bomb.Ill put money down that the NCAA is ran by a bunch of ******s.
Horrible. Jay Paterno? Is that you?Is the 60 million being divided by the young boys who are now grown ass flaming ****ing ******s that Sandusky molested?
And finally, I'll take stupid **** Joe Paterno said for 800 please Alex....................
I say **** the victims. Again.
Bill Belichick on "putting the tape on"
Probably the worst one. Cant believe I left it out. Written by a genius named "Dre".Was called an ******* cuz I dont feel sorry 4 Sandusky boy sex partners they let it happen didnt fight say no or tell. they went back 4 more
Wow just wow! That is the future of this country and people wonder why we are falling behind? A generation that is willing to resort to all means to defend a **** college football team! The pathetic thing is these dim wits don't even realize Joe Pa is the reason that team is second tier Big Ten garbage!
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The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
Time to ACT - What we need is LEGAL Shock and Awe Reply
We need to start legal actions on EVERYONE involved in this. WHERE IS THE LEGAL: PROCESS IN CREATING THESE ACTIONS?
This is just more evidence of Political coverup and collusion - behind the scenes manipulation of this whole affair!!
The core issue we have is that this is all action is that NEW VICTIMS ARE BEING CREATED through the irresponsible and illegal actions of a mob. Penn State has been judged guilt without the benefit of facts or any form of basic American values and basic protection under the law.
We need to hammer home - " NCAA what do you support - The Law or something much less."
Your cry for REMEMBER THE VICTIMS rings hollow ...you have just created new VICTIMS by your total disegard of any form of Basic American Values. JUSTICE DOES NOT EXIST WHEN THE LAWS OF THE LAND ARE IGNORED.
This is nothing more than a HATE CRIME and the individuals involved should be TRIED UNDER THOSE LAWS!!
What happens when they find the Freeh report to be political garbage? Are their actions going to be reversed? Right!!!
ITS TIME FOR PSU to go for the legal throat on these slimeballs. And there are TONS of slimeball targets for any extensive legal action. Start with our own "puppets of Corbett" - the BOT!
What the NCAA is about to do is totally unconstitutional. What ever happened to due process? This is more like Nazi Germany than the United States of America.Yet there are schools who still cheat at recruiting and awarding improper benefits to players once they get on campus. and there are schools being coached by HCs who are total jerks.ok all you legal minds, who has standing to sue the NCAA Reply
the players, the paternos, the season ticket holders. what other way can this ruling be challenged but through a class action lawsuit?
Id imagine that the season ticket holders would have a very good case against the ncaaIm dying hereI say the teamsters are the biggest failures, lets face if the Janitors
had done reported what they had seen, we may not be here. Why didnt they report? because of fear of their jobs. Why would a Teamster fear for their job for doing the right thing, if the Teamster were doing their job.
I love how ignorant they are claiming it unconstitutional! Morons the constitution protects you from the government not the NCAA.
So much for Big Ten academics huh.