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You are part of a 60,000 strong alumni community and part of Bath Spa University including:
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Alumni connections are great to expand your networks and meet new people locally and internationally. Have you lost track of your friends? We can help you reconnect with them.
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Dino Pit | About the Dino Pit | The Dino Pit Fossils | Visitor Information | Sponsors | Discoveries Coloring Sheets
Rooneyia viejaensis is an omomyid, a member of a prosimian primate lineage that dates back approximately 55 million years. Like other early primates, Rooneyia was small. It was about the size of the modern tarsier, which inhabits the forests of Indonesia and the southern Philippines; and the galago, which inhabits the forests of Africa. Only a single specimen of Rooneyia has been discovered, and only the skull was preserved. Without the rest of the skeleton, it is difficult to be certain how it made its living, but like most other small primates it was probably arboreal, spending its life in the trees.
Primates are very rare in the fossil record. The tiny specimen that is buried at the Dino Pit is 37 million years old and among the most complete and best preserved primate skulls ever discovered in North America. Based on the size of its orbits (eye-sockets), Rooneyia was probably active during the daylight hours. Rooneyia has broad, flattened cusps on its teeth, which may indicate a diet that was rich in fruit. One of the unique features of this specimen is that some of the bones surrounding the brain had weathered away to reveal what is referred to as a natural "endocast". An endocast is a replica of the brain that it is formed by sediments that fill the space that was occupied by the brain in the living animal. In animals with large brains, the skull records much of the detail of the brains surface, much like the shell of a walnut or a pecan nut. The infilling of sediment, now turned to rock, takes on the shape of the brain.
Dr. John A. Wilson, who is the founder of the Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory of the Texas Memorial Museum, discovered this specimen in 1964. Dr. Wilson has now spent more than 60 years looking for fossils all across Texas. Although Rooneyia is a tiny fossil, it was the find of a lifetime for Dr. Wilson.
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The Fourth Hallmark
A Gathered Community
Andrews University is more than buildings. It's a community. Coming together regularly helps to create and sustain who we are. When you choose Andrews, you make a commitment to attend weekly required programs that affirm faith and address important issues. Yes, we'll hold you accountable to that commitment. But that's what makes us a community!
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Local Community Gardens to Feed the Needy and Educate Youth
New Community Gardens Will Begin Sprouting up on April 18
Several local churches, schools and community groups have been selected to receive assistance from Tanner Health System's Get Healthy, Live Well initiative to start their own community gardens. Some of the gardens will be used to grow food for local needy families and others will focus on educating young people about growing and eating fresh, healthy vegetables and fruit.
"We're bringing community partners together to help feed our neighbors and reach people who need fresh food," said Denise Taylor, Senior Vice President and Chief Community Health, Strategy and Brand Officer at Tanner Health System. "It's also a wonderful opportunity to educate the next generation about growing fresh vegetables and fruit."
This effort kicks off on April 17 at 10:30 a.m. at The Home Depot in Villa Rica, where the groups will be building raised beds for their gardens throughout the day. Get Healthy, Live Well is providing the garden supplies and soil, and The Home Depot employees will teach the groups how to build the raised beds and help with construction.
There are 11 community partners who were selected to receive funding through Tanner Health System's Get Healthy, Live Well initiative, and they will be working on a total of 26 garden beds. The gardens will use 780 bags of soil and 16 rolls of weed barrier, and they will grow a wide variety of vegetables and fruit. Some of the crops will include tomatoes, peppers, squash, okra, corn and strawberries.
This marks the second year of Get Healthy, Live Well's community garden project. Last April, the first community garden launched in Carrollton's Knox Park and another in October at Stockmar Park in Villa Rica.
Community gardens provide residents with sustainably grown produce, neighborhood improvements, a sense of community and a connection to the environment. The gardens are a prime example of how local partnerships help create a stronger, healthier community.
Lifeline Mission, an outreach program of Midway Church, is one the community partners growing food for the needy. The group has a strong history of helping the poor in west Georgia.
"I like how this effort brings everyone together — not just a Baptist church or a Methodist church – but a whole bunch of community members working together to help those in need," said Paul Gentry, director of Lifeline Mission.
Knox Park Community Garden is a partnership between Get Healthy, Live Well, Tanner Health System, Keep Carroll Beautiful, the City of Carrollton, Incredible Edible Carrollton, Carroll County Master Gardeners and The Home Depot. Stockmar Park Community Garden is a partnership between Get Healthy, Live Well, Tanner Health System, Keep Carroll Beautiful, the City of Villa Rica, Pine Mountain Gold Museum, The Home Depot and Carroll County Master Gardeners.
"We're excited about having another opportunity to bring our community together to initiate positive change and improve the health of many residents of west Georgia," said Taylor.
Tanner Health System's Get Healthy, Live Well initiative is working to promote a healthy lifestyle and prevent chronic disease for residents of Carroll, Haralson and Heard counties by decreasing health disparities, reducing obesity rates, eliminating tobacco use, increasing physical activity and improving nutrition. The collaborative is funded by a Community Transformation Grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
More information is available online at http://gethealthylivewell.org/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/gethealthylivewell.


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Programs & Events
Member Exclusive: Nest Watching for Science
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May. 3, 2014 | Saturday, 2:00pm
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Must be a current Museum member.
Location: Prairie Ridge Ecostation
Free, registration required.
Join us at Prairie Ridge and learn how to monitor bird nests in your yard for science! You'll learn about local birds and their nests while getting hands-on experience observing bird nests in the field. We'll show you easy ways you can encourage nesting in your yard by providing a next box for Bluebirds and other backyard birds and how to report your findings to scientists.
Participants should be able to walk 1 mile over uneven terrain. Jog strollers are welcomed. Children 15 and under must be accompanied by a registered adult. Please dress for the weather and wear sturdy, close-toed shoes.
Space is limited. Reserve tickets


text: The Iroha wiki last edited by Hailinel on 09/15/13 05:06PM View full history OverviewIroha first appeared in Samurai Shodown VI as a playable character. Her name is derived from the Heian poem Iroha, which is a pangram used for learning the hiragana syllabary. She fights using a pair of butterfly swords, and uses speed for a close-ranged attack style.BackgroundIroha is a crane, a type of bird, that is nursed to health by a kindly man after her leg is injured. To repay the man's kindness, she transforms herself into a human woman and enters the man's service as his maid. She serves her master with the utmost devotion and wishes for his happiness above everything else. Her master is never shown on screen but Iroha addresses the player before and after her fights in a way that suggests that the player is her master.Other AppearancesIroha received her own mobile game in Japan called Maid by Iroha. She has made other appearances in mobile games such as the dating sim Days of Memories: Oedo Love Scroll. Iroha also appears as a playable character in Queens Gate: Spiral Chaos, a branch of the Lost Worlds series. On the Nintendo DS, she is represented in card form in Card Fighters DS. ProfileBirthdate: UnknownBirthplace: Osshu (Mutsu Province), UrushiyamaBlood Type: She won't tellHeight: 160cmWeight: She won't tellMeasurement: B91-W59-H85Family: NoneOccupation: Maid to her "master"Likes: River snails, Dojo loachDislikes: Hunting, Rifles, Bear TrapsSkills: House work (cooking, cleaning, etc.)


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I give up. It's clear that I am probably not going to post here anymore. We got all involved in our current blog over at http://edgingfurthersouth2.blogspot.com/ so that's where our current adventures will appear. Join us there!
March 30, 2010
May 18, 2009
I'm Still Here!
This is ridiculous! I just can't seem to get into writing anything here any more. And I really want to. But I guess I don't really want to write about Costa Rica right now. I did, however, do a whole blog on my solo trip to Antigua, Guatemala for Semana Santa last month (my 2nd trip to that fascinating country). I hope you'll take a look at all the wonderful pictures I posted of the magnificent scenes during that week.
November 24, 2008
Wow! We're in South America! See our latest travels over here: http://edgingfurthersouth.blogspot.com/
July 20, 2008
Not to Brag or Anything...
But this incredible singer is my grandson, Jorden! Isn't he totally awesome!
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Cows in San Jose
Gene's Day at the Dentist
This is for Larry, the only person who has questioned why I'm not blogging any more, and who is thinking about coming to Costa Rica for dental work!
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May 06, 2008
Le Tub
One of My All Time Favorite Restaurants in Florida. When we lived there, we used to go all the time for their seafood salad, which is really just a bowl of mostly seafood, not much salad to it. But it is fabulous! The gumbo is great, too. This time, I decided I just had to have one of their incredible cheeseburgers -best burgers ever. My annual beef craving is all gone now. Those things are big!
To see the slide show with a lot more of Le Tub, click here.
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October 07, 2007
Couch Surfers Heredia
A bunch of Couch Surfers (see August 29 entry below) currently in the Heredia area got together for lunch today. What fun to get to meet some of these people in person! There were people from at least six countries, God only knows how many languages. Travelers are definitely some of the most fascinating people you can meet. So glad my friends SarahJoy and Julio told us about this group.
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September 21, 2007
Charlotte & David buy a Finca
What a treat! We got invited out to see the finca (farm) our friends just bought. The view from their wonderful property in the Orosi Valley is incredible. We went over to their house the night before and did a sleep over so that we could get an early start to the farm in the morning. After a walk around the property we had a picnic and admired their view and the river. I am not kidding you. There's actually a river that runs through it! I don't think I've ever known anyone who owned property with a river running through it before. Sometime during the next few months they will start making plans for building a house on their property. It will be fun to see what type of house they decide to build in this beautiful spot. Meanwhile we've been assured that we will have an open invitation to visit them at their house on their river. What a life!
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September 09, 2007
Hey, Hey Jude! Great Art Show
What better thing on a rainy day than - an art show! I had always wanted to meet Jude Maceren, the talented artist who lives and paints right up the road in San Rafael. When we received an invitation to view his art at his home and studio, it was a must go. The rains even receded for a while so we actually got to go without getting soaked! Besides being obviously talented, Jude is also personable. Inspired by his garden and by Costa Rica's generous gifts of nature, Jude paints varied styles and media. Gene the artist and Jude the artist could have talked all afternoon, but I hauled Gene out so that Jude could give his attention to some of his other guests! Unfortunately my photography doesn't approach the quality of Jude's paintings, but hopefully my photos will give you some idea of how beautiful his pieces are. You don't have to wait for the next art show. Jude says you can call anytime to make arrangements to stop by and view his art. Call him at 261-6746. Or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. His place is in central San Rafael and very easy to find. For more about Jude and his art, see his blog here.
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September 07, 2007
I Love Going to the Dentist!
It's not just that my dentist, Dr Pacheco, is adorable, always smiling, never causes me pain and charges me a fraction of what those ladrones (thieves) charge in the U.S. Oh, all those things make me very happy, especially after some really bad experiences with dentists in that country up north. But the real excitement for me is the dim sum! Gene and I have a whole tradition wrapped around our trips to the dentist. We usually go for our appointments together. Afterwards, if we are able to eat, we go down to the next block and across the street to Restaurante Don Wang for a dim sum feast. If it's a day like today when I don't even have an appointment, but decide to tag along anyhow, so much the better! They offer a grand selection (46 different items) of dim sum, in addition to other types of Chinese dishes. We usually order from 4 to 6 different items to share (3 - 4 pieces in each little basket) and are totally stuffed by the time we leave. Yesterday we ordered just 4 things and the total bill, if we hadn't ordered the overpriced capuccinos, would have been just over 5,000 colones total ($10 or so). I have mentioned before that I DO NOT eat Chinese food in Costa Rica, since it is consistently inedible. Dim sum is different. It is the exception. This is one of my very favorite restaurants in this country. Its only shortcoming is that it is ordered off the menu rather than chosen from carts wheeled around the room. The place to go for the traditional service from carts is the Chinese Cultural Association in San Jose. That is a whole other experience, best done for lunch on a Saturday or Sunday when everyone else is there. Need to try that again soon, too!
September 01, 2007
The Friendliness of Strangers...
...never ceases to amaze me. After our walk in the park at Inbioparque, we walked back to Santo Domingo central to catch a bus home. As we passed a beautiful old colonial home, we stopped to greet the older gentleman in the front yard. As we admired his garden, he quickly unlocked the gate and invited us in. His garden indeed was pretty, but I was itching to see the inside of this house which from the garden was gorgeous! He picked 2 of the biggest flowers I've ever seen and presented them to me. Maybe next time we'll get invited inside...
Inbioparque-A Walk in the Park
Let's go do something! Before the rains come! During the rainy season, we have to learn to think like this. My inborn tendency to have coffee, surf the net, have something to eat, relax, think about what to do today, does not work during the rainy season. If you want to do something, it's a good idea to do it soon after waking - especially if you are not an early riser. So today it was let's go to Inbioparque. This place describes itself as "an amazing theme park that offers an interactive experience with nature." It further says that it "teaches people about Costa Rica's biological diversity and the importance of conserving it." Sounds either like a fun park for kids or an educational tool for school trips. In our book it turned out to be a pleasant place for a walk through "jungle" trails, around a pond and through a butterfly garden. Pretty birds in the trees along the way made us feel like "birders" without the early morning awakening. A relaxing cafe hidden away in the midst made for a nice rest stop for a snack with coffee when the rains started. Yes, of course they started. After a walk back to the entrance during a lull in the rains, we stopped for lunch at the large commercial feeling restaurant. Yes, there are educational displays with information about flora and fauna and all that stuff. There are also markers naming the plants growing along the way. There is a huge map display with a video about Costa Rica's national parks. Our timing was off. We arrived just as the video ended, but the map was interesting. For us it was mostly just a pleasant walk in the forest. We will go again, but won't bother with the overpriced, oversized casado (set meal) in the restaurant. Instead we will just lunch on a variety of the nice little pastries with coffee in the cafe in the jungle. Or maybe we'll take a lunch and just have our coffee there. The 2,300 colon entry fee was reasonable enough for a pleasant morning. I would not, however, pay the $20 US fee that is charged tourists. We have lived 15 minutes from this place in Santo Domingo for 5 years. It was time to see it. We had always planned to take guests there but always ended up filling their time here with other activities and never made it. I guess I'm glad we didn't take them now. Although it would be a pleasant place for a morning with guests, I don't think any of them would find the $20 entry fee a worthwhile value.
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August 29, 2007
1st Day of School
Grandma brags! That cute guy is Evan (1st son of my son Rob & his wife Polly) ready for his first day of 1st grade. And the adorable little girl on the left is Megan (1st child of my son Mark & his wife Debbie) with her best friend on their first day of kindergarten.
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Couch Surfing
A good friend told me about "couch surfing". Apparently the term has been used for some time among the college crowd to describe "crashing" on someone's couch when traveling. Now it's a huge online site for people who are willing to "host" total strangers
in their homes for a night or two or more, or for travelers who would like to stay in the homes of total strangers in unknown places. Wow! Right up my alley, I thought! Not only a way to possibly meet new and interesting people from around the world, simply by offering our guest room occasionally, but a way to find free places to stay for part of the time when we roam the world! "Sounds dangerous," says my son. How did I raise such conservative kids? The very day that I joined the group and set up my profile, we received a request from 2 brothers from Ohio who would like to couch surf at our home in October. I'll let you know how it goes.
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August 24, 2007
Mi Artista
As a person with zero artistic ability or inclination, In am constantly amazed at the number of artists I know. I even live with one! My husband Gene does mostly abstracts. Over the past several years most of his work has been airbrush on canvas. But he has also done some sculpture and mixed media.
Recently a friend presented him with a large piece of scrap wood and challenged him to "do something with it." With my usual I don't get it reaction, it looked like a piece of wood to me. Several days later, I walked into his studio and saw thls relaxing beach scene. This is why we call him the artist in the family!
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August 17, 2007
El Mercado
I try to go to the Heredia market (el mercado) at least once a week for fruits and vegetables. This is not the vast Saturday morning feria, but rather just the everyday market. You can find anything there (well almost). Sometimes when I go on Fridays, I run into my friend Flora. Flora sometimes helps me when I can't figure out how to explain what I want (pork chops thicker than 1/4 inch!) or don't know what on earth some strange vegetable or fruit looking thing really is and what to do with it. I love going to the market. It is so colorful! And so economical. I think I could do all our grocery shopping at the market and feed us well for very little. 'Course that's not what we do. We like all that cool stuff you can get at Mas X Menos (mahs-pour-MEY-nos, or "more for less"). But el mercado is one of my favorite things about Costa Rica.
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August 14, 2007
Happy Birthday Aunt Kay
August 10, 2007
Lunch with Friends
Jon & Emma decided we should do lunch to celebrate the 5th anniversary of our moves to Costa Rica. OK. Seemed like we'd been home long enough that it was time for me to come out from behind my books and get sociable. Then Jon suggested that we post a message on the online groups Costa Rica Living and Gallo Pinto telling people where we were going to lunch and maybe a few other people would like to join us. Great idea! 23 people showed up! It was a lot of fun. We got to see some people we hadn't seen for a long time and also to meet some new people. We may tell people where we're lunching more often!
July 19, 2007
You Can't Go Home Again
Here we are back in our old hometown. Hollywood, Florida has changed a lot since we left 5 years ago. Surprisingly, it keeps getting better. Lots of nice new restaurants to try in the downtown strip. Outdoor tables at a lot of them. Beautiful new sidewalk areas. We like it. Young Circle, previously unused except for a few street people, has been totally redone with a big beautiful fountain, a neat childrens' area with a cool fountain to run through and fun big spinning toys to lie down on. The entire childrens' area is covered with some sort of soft artificial material. No concrete jungle here for the little darlings to break their heads on!
Of course we all went to Sushi Blues where Gene and I met about 12 years ago. We always go to Sushi Blues when we're in town. Here's Kenny, the leader of the band, one of our favorite people. Junko, his fabulous wife and chef extraordinaire, was off the night we were there, dancing in a ballroom dancing competition. We had gone out to eat early and so didn't stay long enough to hear the band. Just eat slowly and stay for the music, said Kenny! But we were there way too early. Next time for sure. We haven't hear Kenny play for a long time. He's great!
Of course we also had breakfast at Jack's Diner for a great breakfast. Jack's is where we ate most of the time during the year that we renovated our house in Hollywood (while living in it, but without a kitchen – interesting!). We used to arrive and yell, "Mom, we're home!" Dennis and his crew are still serving up great food at reasonable prices for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
We ate at a really neat waterfront fish place on the Intercoastal. It's been there like forever and I can't remember its name but for some reason I don't think I ever ate there when we lived there.
We tried a new fish place on the downtown strip, but it was very disappointing and way overpriced. So we won't bother to mention it.
Another place that we always have to go when in Hollywood is the breakfast place on the beach. Angelo's Corner. We've been going there like forever for weekend breakfasts (when we lived there). They also have pizza and Italian stuff. It's an Italian name. Antonio's or some such. But it's right on the broadwalk, so you get the watch the roller bladders strutting their stuff, runners, bicyclers, people on those bicycle thingees that carry 4 people, and just plain sun-bathers enjoying the fabulous white sand beach. Hollywood Beach is still the best. And they have a beautiful newly paved broadwalk that really fancies the place up.
I get a kick out of going to the grocery store (Publix) with Gail just to look at all the "stuff" that's on the shelves. It's overwhelming really. But I like the fact that you can actually buy fresh sushi in the grocery store. My friend Gail loves Publix because they have this really special kiosk where someone actually cooks a meal, shows you how it's done, gives free advice and recipe cards and sells you all the needed ingredients right there so that you don't have to go running all around the store finding them. Gail is learning lots of new recipes. She has one for sea scallops that is absolutely dynamite.
There are also condos going up everywhere around Hollywood. I can't imagine who's going to buy all those high priced digs. Reminds me of Costa Rica! There is a huge new condo complex right on the railroad tracks that supposedly has apartments starting over $300K. I don't get it. We can't afford to move back. Thank God we don't want to.
We're on our way home tonight. Back to the "real world." This one feels especially unreal when looking at things like restaurant prices. Oh, my God! It has been a great trip. We have had a blast and loved getting to see everyone. I hope we'll see them again soon. It would be nice to get together in Costa Rica next time. Adios mis amigos!


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I was expecting a lot about Tool's new release, but surprisingly even after many daily listening it didn't catch me at all like any of their previous. I felt like they've lost a little bit of their uniqueness and their musical identity. It's very much more heavy music oriented than their previous albums. They give up some powerful riff, but on CD these rocking song didn't do it for me. But live, they sounded awesome and it really moved me (and they were pretty refreshing after standing and waiting during hours, enduring Korn or Dir En Grey). Anyway seeing Tool live is a real experience, hearing and seing Danny Carey playing his heavenly sounding drums and polyrythms makes you realise that the guy is the real generator of the band. They've ended the show by my favourite drug, Aenima.........there's something so dark about this song I just can't get enough of it. And Maynard says some pretty funny things and is a great showman. These guys are real musicians and I don't believe they are these kind of satanistic artist that they want to make us believe they are. But there must have been some DMT, a bit of new-age and scientific interest around them, anyway who cares their music is great.
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Yes, I'll be modded down, yes some will think this is flamebait but the next generation wont.
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Again, it's not that we don't need to "sleep" twice in a day, more than likely we do. there is evidence that points to its benefits, however as we are finding out with medicine today, it would be and should be tailored to the individual and their schedule.
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while English and Greek speakers are statistically poorer and in worse health than Germans.
Greece is in serious financial trouble and Quebec (primarily french) is going the same way and has been called the Greece of Canada.....interesting....and of course Germany is a economic powerhouse of the EU.
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Of course, if you don't take the Tiobe rankings seriously [timbunce.org], than all of this is moot, but I guess it's something to talk about on a Friday.
It's so funny to see so many taking the Tiobe index as an actual indication of a language's true popularity. I remember a few years back as a noob, when the site hackers.com was still around. I used Tiobe to show just how popular C was... circa 2002 - and I was laughed off the board. One senior member just systematically tore me a new one and why Tiobe was a crock of ish....sigh. sure wish that site was still around.


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Ryan has been working as the Circulation Librarian at Florida Coastal School of Law since July 2006. He previously worked in the Circulation and Acquisitions Departments of the Nova Southeastern University main library. In his current position, Ryan oversees all aspects of the Circulation Desk including the Desk Attendants, the Reserves Collections, the issuing of all ID cards, study room reservations, and interlibrary loan (ILL) processes. He has research interests in intellectual property, space law, leadership, and process management.
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"Whoa. Best hug of my life. You're something else, Kiss Huggins."
Derek Roy has played just two games with the Vancouver Canucks to date, so it's safe to say that we're still in the process of getting to know him. There's plenty yet to learn about the diminutive centre, and plenty of rumours about his on and off-ice activities to sort through.
But while we could figure it all out over time, we don't have the luxury of time here at PITB. We have an annual bandwagon cheat sheet to prepare.
Thankfully, Roy has a lot of history in the NHL already. He played seven years in Buffalo, for instance. That in mind, we reached out to Sabres blog Die By the Blade in an effort to determine what's true about Roy and what isn't.
FACT: Derek Roy is best utilized as a second or third line centre, complementing the Sedins offensively.
DBTB: "If Roy's your first line center, you're in trouble as the Sabres found out from 2007-2012. He a very good option for second line scoring center, but could function as a two-way third line pivot pretty well also. Roy is one of those players who's pretty good at everything, but not great at anything. He's got good playmaking ability, a quick shot, good speed and quickness, is responsible defensively, and he'll win over 50% on faceoffs. He's a very solid second line center and great third line center for any team who can play in all situations, including both sides of special teams. "
MYTH. Derek Roy is best utilized as a fourth line enforcer, standing up for the Sedins aggressively.
DBTD: "The things he doesn't do well are all on the physical and intangible side of things – he won't hit or fight, can get pushed off the puck due to his smaller size." Don't expect him to fight Kyle Clifford. That said, DBTB passed along an unconfirmed rumour that he once punched Tim Connolly in the face as a Sabres charity event.
FACT. Derek Roy once fought Andrew Ference.
He did!
MYTH. Derek Roy once fought Andrew Ference and did not lose shamefully at all.
FACT: Derek Roy was once named the Memorial Cup MVP.
It happened in 2003.
MYTH: Derek Roy was not named Derek Roy. "Roy" is actually his middle name. His full name is Derek Roy G. Biv.
That's not true. I don't know who started this rumour, but Derek Roy is not the man whose name was adapted into an acronym to help children remember the colours of the rainbow.
FACT. Derek Roy was a polarizing figure in Buffalo.
DBTB: "On the one hand, you had a consistently productive center who played in all situations and was one of the most talented players on the team. On the other hand, you had a guy who was characterized as a partying frat boy, soft between the ears, and lazy, and that last adjective is ultimately what doomed him in Buffalo."
MYTH. Buffalo Sabres fans are excellent judges of talent.
DBTB tells us that some fans still question Thomas Vanek. Meanwhile, Steve Ott is the new local hero, mainly because Ott looks like he tries harder than Vanek. I think we can understand why Ott might look like he's putting forth more effort.
FACT. Derek Roy once chugged a Pepto-Bismol on the Sabres' bench before overtime.
That happened. "Sometimes you need some fast relief," Roy joked later.
MYTH. Derek Roy once chugged a fifth of vodka on the Sabres' bench before overtime.
Totally false.
FACT. This is a real photo of Derek Roy in a Halloween costume.
It's been said that Roy re-used the costume without the face paint the following year and claimed he was Richard Simmons, but we couldn't verify that.
MYTH. This is a real photo of Derek Roy in a Halloween costume.
I think someone photoshopped this.
FACT. Derek Roy's nickname is "Roysie."
We're told alternate spellings – Royzie, Roy-Z – are also acceptable.
MYTH. Derek Roy's nickname is "The Death Scythe".
No one calls him that.
Partying frat boy?
Did Zack Kassian, SOB and Derek Roy graduate from the school where Mike Gillis was the dean?
Was Dale Tallon the teacher who would smoke with students outside?
Can we confirm Gillis has at least once fumed, shook his fist and exclaimed "Tal-LON!"?
Is this why we get the Floridians?
Is it a coincidence that Roy's house was Alpha Phi Florida?
Has he ever dressed up as the state of Florida in a clear last-second school project?
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A wonderful purchase
By Epic mom
from New Jersey
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Comments about Jos. A. Bank Merino Wool Topcoat Full Length Big/Tall- Sizes 52 - 60:
This was the perfect gift for my husband. Fits perfectly and looks fantastic. Delivery was incredibly fast. Coat is warm and comfortable.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Skip
from Los Alamos, NM
This coat is sized correctly for big men who wear a suit or sport coat under this topcoat. In my case I also often wear a shoulder holster under my suit coat. This coat comfortably covers me without causing the holster and gun to "poke out" or show.
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Coat arrived on time and in great condition.
Good coat, good value
By SVP Banker
from Charlotte
44 regular coat fits perfectly to wear over my 44 Long suits...normal top coat application. Good quality, exactly what I was looking for. Store is close, so I bought there, not on line, but did order a sweater on line that was out of stock at the store.
This coat is massive
By quiettiger
from Colorado
This coat is well made but it is cut large. The 52-60 is for a guy 6'6 who wears a 4x, has 40 inch arms, and is a very boxy cut. I like traditional cut but this is a well made blanket. Do not expect a tailor to fix this. It's just too large.
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By Trkdriver99
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It is a wonderful coat, just what I expected.
Delivery was on time and package was great.
great coat for the money and quality
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from Southbury, CT
Nice coat but too large
By The Pink Flamingo
from Richmond, Va
The quality of the coat is great however it runs VERY LARGE. The website should advise to go down at least one size or maybe two sizes.
Great Coat, Great Look, Great Price, Gre
By Big Lou
from Boston
Bought the coat on line - first purchase from Jos. A Bank - received promptly - well packaged and protected - too big - took it to a store to swap for correct size - store didn't have same coat in my size but they took care of everything - took the too big coat - processed a credit - used the credit to order the correct size - had it shipped to my home - GREAT SERVICE! - love the coat - lots of compliments - good coat, too, and great price!
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from Guttenberg, Iowa
I really liked the product for the money. I had to return this via mail as the coat i ordered was too big. Pending the return outcome, I would order from them again.
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Coat is nice but runs big
By Tom
from Dunkirk, NY
The coat was nice but runs big.
Original item was backordered and the date was pushed back twice so delivery was quite late.The coat was too large and I returned it for a smaller size.A week after they received coat I called and it had not yet been "processed" and there was no new order pending. 9 days after receipt at JosABanks I am still waiting for any news on replacement. I am very disappointed in the service and delivery.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Excellent fit & quality
By The Bear
from Winchester, VA
I ordered a topcoat online as a gift. We visited the store upon finding the size was too large. There we had excellent instore service and attention. The manager exchanged the topcoat for 2 sizes smaller and found it to be a perfect fit. Because of the quality of service and attention, my husband said he would go back to this store "in a heartbeat". We are very pleased!
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We were SOOOOO DISAPPOINTED!
By Dr. Iskander
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The coat arrived early ( a good thing), The top button on the coat had been ripped off, there was a small hole where the button was missing and the coat was really wrinkled ( very bad things ) It was so very disappointing. We never in a million years expected anything to arrive with your good name on it in this unacceptable fashion.
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Posted by Kellie G on 12/17/2011
I work nearby and love coming here for lunch...the soups are great!
Posted by jj on 11/15/2011
A few weeks ago I had a cold & went here for some comforting tomato soup. I looked forward to it all morning long. It was the most disappointing tomato soup I have ever had in my life! It was thick and bland, like tomato sauce out of a can. And it was loaded with rice, even though the menu did not list it as Tomato & Rice soup. SUCH a disappointment. On top of that, the staff was snooty & aloof. I won't go back. Next time I have a cold, I'll just get a can of Campbell's and make my own on the stove...would have been far tastier.
Posted by John on 04/07/2009
The food is actually not bad. What is infuriating is that they NEVER have all of my order. Literally the last 6 or 7 times I've order, consecutively, they have either been out of the soup or sandwich that I order.
Posted by Anonymous on 10/28/2008
I place an order for delivery at 12:40 pm. my confirmation said will be delivered between 1:40-2:10. at 2:25 is still not here....when I called them, after keeping me on hold for 10 minutes I was told mine is the next to go out. the food there is not good enough to warrant a 2 hr wait.
Posted by dUGH on 09/16/2008
i work three blocks away from the 42nd st. location. we were too busy to leave so ordered delivery. it took an hour and a half to deliver an order for two people. and then the cucumbers on my salad were limp and transparent (obviously past their peak) and the avocado was black and brown. never again.
Posted by ben on 08/21/2008
i used to go there all the time since it's close to my office, but the soups are so unnecessarily salty. i feel like i need to drink a gallon of water just to recover from a cup of soup.
Posted by james on 07/31/2008
i am a huge fan of the 10 vegetable soup. there aren't a lot of good food options in the neighborhood and hale and hearty is solid and predictable.


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From time to time we all deserve a little time to ourselves. A Yoga Holiday is the ideal way to relax and unwind in the comfort of the village, taking yoga classes as and when you want to. The Yoga Class Schedule will allow you to reinvigorate, restore and relax your body and mind while still giving you the flexibility of spending your spare time as you please.
Our Yoga Holiday package includes morning and afternoon yoga classes, accommodation at The Yoga Village, breakfast, lunch and dinner from our ayurvedic Indian kitchen, refreshments throughout the day.
On a Yoga Holiday you get to immerse yourself in the yoga without the busy schedule of a course.
Yoga classes run Monday to Saturday. Morning classes include Vinyasa Flow, Hip Opening Flow, Heart Opening Flow and Ashtanga Based Flow. These will help you build strength and flexibility in your practice. Afternoon classes are more focused on providing a safe, nourishing space to help you gently relax and turn your focus inward with Deep Slow Flow, Yin Yoga and Yoga Nidra. You can choose which classes you attend creating a package to suit you.
We can arrange massages and treatments upon request and offer guidance on trips in the surrounding area to ensure you get the most from your stay.
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This includes morning and afternoon yoga classes, accommodation, shala facilities including Wi-Fi, all food and refreshments.
Airport pick up and drop off transfer service can be arranged on request at a cost of 30 euros each way.
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Times Union reporter Paul Grondahl spoke at a standing room only lunchtime event at the Pine Hills branch of the Albany Public Library. Here are a few photos of Paul signing copies of the Story of Albany: [Read More]
A tale of two Jims, by William R. Keleher Sr.
Submitted by William R. Keleher Sr. As a child, fishing was one of my passions. Being Albany bound during the early 50's, the opportunities were limited and therefore the chance to engage in any fishing related activity was something to be relished to the utmost. In the spring when thoughts turned to angling, the problem […] [Read More]
Coming to Albany from Mississippi, by Arthur T. Moore Jr.
PREFACE: Over the past 5 years I have been working as a Literacy Volunteer with Arthur T. Moore, Jr., a 76 year old African-American man who has always felt it important to work on his reading and writing skills, despite very little formal education. As part of the work, Arthur dictates me stories about his […] [Read More]
The Arbor Hill Hatchet Lady, by Jamie McDonald
Submitted by Jamie McDonald When I was a young boy, growing up in Arbor Hill during the 1960's, our parents would tell us stories of an escaped lunatic that roamed the hills behind our house on Colonie Street. I guess they thought that would keep us out of that area, but you know kids . […] [Read More]
Whitehall Road and Delaware Avenue after WWII, by David L. Tenney
Submitted by David L. Tenney The taxicab drivers who lined up near the curb on Whitehall Road would sometimes give me sticks of gum as they awaited their assignments. Just regular, everyday gum would have to do – I really would have loved to get bubble gum, but that would not happen for me until […] [Read More]
The Block—Northern Blvd., Second, Oak and Third streets, by Anne Molis Anderson
Submitted by Anne Molis Anderson Being raised in Arbor Hill during the 1940s and 1950s was certainly a great, heart-rending and memorable experience. Being able to go outside with the rest of the kids and not having to worry about strangers bothering us was the best part. After school and when our homework was finished, […] [Read More]
The filming of Ironweed
Patty Bulger Setford wrote this post for the Story of Albany late last year about the filming of "Ironweed" in Albany, which brought stars Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep to the area (read it here). Stephen Sinkevich sent his own photos of the filming in Albany. Here they are: [Read More]
Missing the old neighborhood, by Patricia Gathen
Submitted by Patricia Gathen My life began in the late 1940's when men were returning from WWII. A purchase of a three family house on South Hawk Street would be my home for sixteen years until the Rockerfella Plaza, as it was called then, began its undertaking to make Albany a city to be proud […] [Read More]
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Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS)
In the simplest terms the GC/MS instrument represents a device that separates chemical mixtures (the GC component) and a very sensitive detector (the MS component) with a data collector(the computer component).
Once the sample solution is introduced into the GC inlet it is vaporized immediately because of the high temperature (250 degrees C) and swept onto the column by the carrier gas (usually Helium).
The sample flows through the column experiencing the normal separation processes. As the various sample components emerge from the column opening, they flow into the capillary column interface. This device is the connection between the GC column and the MS. Some interfaces are separators and concentrate the sample via removal of the helium carrier.
The sample then enters the ionization chamber. Two potential methods exist for ion production. The most frequently used method in the Toxicology lab is electron impact (EI). The occasionally used alternative is chemical ionization (CI). For electron impact ionization a collimated beam of electrons impact the sample molecules causing the loss of an electron from the molecule. A molecule with one electron missing is represented by M+ and is called the molecular ion (or parent ion). When the resulting peak from this ion is seen in a mass spectrum, it gives the molecular weight of the compound. Chemical ionization begins with ionization of methane (or other gas), creating a radical which in turn will impact the sample molecule to produce M.H+ molecular ions. Some of the molecular ions fragment into smaller daughter ions and neutral fragments. Both positive and negative ions are formed but only positively charged species will be detected.
Less fragmentation occurs with CI than with EI, hence CI yields less information about the detailed structure of a molecule, but does yield the molecular ion; sometimes the molecular ion can not be detected by the EI method, hence the two methods complement one another. Once ionized, a small positive potential is used to repel the positive ions out of the ionization chamber.
The next component is a mass analyzer (filter), which separates the positively charged particles according to their mass. Several types of separating techniques exist; quadrupole filters, ion traps, magnetic deflection, time-of-flight, radio frequency, cyclotron resonance and focusing to name a few. The most common are quadrupoles and ion traps.
After the ions are separated according to their masses, they enter a detector and then on to an amplifier to boost the signal.
The detector sends information to the computer which acts as a "clearing house". It records all the data produced, converts the electrical impulses into visual displays and hard copy displays. The computer also drives the mass spectrometer.
Identification of a compound based on it's mass spectrum relies on the fact that every compound has a unique fragmentation pattern. Even isomers can be differentiated by the experienced operator. Generally, more information is generated than could possibly be used. A library of known mass spectra which may be several thousand compounds in size is stored on the computer and may be searched using computer algorithms to assist the analyst in identifying the unknown. It is important to incorporate all other available structural information (chemical, spectral, sample history) into the interpretation wherever appropriate.
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Crossing new lines and breaking old barriers, A HAUNTED HOUSE 2 is the sequel to the hilarious box office hit starring Marlon Wayans. After exorcising the demons of his ex, Malcom is starting fresh with his new girlfriend and her two children. But Malcolm is once again plagued by bizarre paranormal events when they move into their dream home. With spine–tingling tension and hilarious punchlines, A HAUNTED HOUSE 2 is inspired by the latest supernatural horror movie franchises and shows that this time it's not just the house that's haunted!
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With the closure proposal lying low recently, and the early draft of the Java Module System (JSR 277) having come and gone from its public comment period, another topic has taken center stage in the JDK 7 language debate: properties. Well, not the properties themselves, per se, but the getting and setting of them. Handled well, a consistent approach could be both human-readable and machine-readable, reducing the boilerplate typing of the current JavaBeans conventions while allowing (but hopefully not requiring?) IDEs, visual GUI builders, and similar tools to set up everything for the programmer.
Devil's in the details, of course. Various proposals are bouncing around the blogosphere, bringing plaudits and hackles about syntactic sugar, C# envy, featuritis and other code smells. Not that that's a bad thing -- it's ideal that the Java community is having this argument now, not after JDK 7 comes out and lots of developers suddenly get buyer's remorse over the final implementation (which is how a lot of people feel about the way that generics went down).
The properties puzzle tops today's Weblogs, as Rémi Forax declares All your property are belong to us:
"This blog entry proposes a way to define properties in Java and provides an updated version of the prototype java compiler with property support."
Cay Horstmann thinks the outcry over the possible use of an arrow operator,
->, for property access has been overblown. In
Arrows in the Back, he writes:
"There has been a flurry of recent blogs on native property syntax, much of it rather emotional. This blog tries to get past the emotions, hoping to garner interest in the real issues that need to be solved for native properties."
Jacob Hookom continues his blog series in
Persistence Caching Part II:
"After more investigation, and monitoring-- I continue my rant :-)"
In Java Today,
the 106th issue of the Java Tools Community Newsletter has been posted. This issue has tool news from around the web, announcements of new community projects and a graduation from the incubator, and a "Tool Tip" about publishing artifacts in the java.net Maven 2 repository.
A new Java Desktop Community incubated project bills itself as Yet Another Swing Binding library, "an attempt to make data/swing binding more simple and intuitive. While, WYSIWIG GUI builders like Matisse speed user interface construction, desktop developers also need a rapid tool for binding swing components to data models. This framework's main focus is to make such binding simple and a one call operation, and at the same time allow customization through a well-defined interface."
In the ONJava article Discovering a Java Application's Security Requirements, Mark Petrovic
shows how to write a SecurityManager that instead of granting or rejecting
access, simply logs all the calls made to it and, with the help of a Perl
script, can convert these logs into a custom security policy. He writes,
"once we have the broad, fine-grained policy it discovers, we can use it
as a starting point in developing a production runtime policy or simply
study it to better understand and appreciate our application's security needs."
This week's Spotlight is on the SIP Communicator project, an audio/video Internet phone and instant messenger which recently put out a 1.0 alpha 1 release after more than a year of development. SIP Communicator supports some of the most popular instant messaging and telephony protocols such as SIP, Jabber, AIM/ICQ, MSN and soon others like Yahoo and IRC. More information on using the project is available in a FAQ list.
Returning to the subject of propertries, today's Forums, starts off with a debate in the thread
Re: Java7 anti-features, in which
mklemm writes:
"What is proposed here is completely different from the property support in C#. C# only has a different syntax, but essentially the same semantics as in current java, for property definition. The one difference is the syntactical grouping of the getter and setter for one property in the same place in the source code, which is IMHO a good idea. The other difference is the call syntax for properties so the property can be accessed like a public instance variable, which is pretty ugly, but MS has advertised to do so since the first versions of their MFC libraries."
campbell updates the state of resolution-independence in
Re: How about to provide a vector GUI in JDK7:
"Support for hi-dpi displays in Swing applications is something we've been working on for JDK 7. We're trying to keep the burden on Swing developers low, so that existing applications will look good on hi-dpi displays without major modifications. That said, to take complete advantage of hi-dpi displays and "resolution independence," developers will most likely want to update their applications to include high resolution artwork. We'd like to provide some utilities to ease this transition (e.g. multi-resolution icon class, some amount of SVG support?), but a lot of it comes down to educating developers about the issues they may face when making their apps look great on hi-dpi displays. There are lots of ideas on the table, and we'll be blogging about all of it in the near future."
Deployment propblems have
anksingla2 confused about the state of
Java on the Mac:
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Malvern 34, Strasburg 0
The Malvern defense held host Strasburg to just 79 total yards last Friday night in their 34-0 Inter-Valley Conference win.
Malvern did all its scoring in the second and third quarters.
Senior running back Cobin Plessinger scored the Hornets' first touchdown on a one-yard run.
Senior quarterback Trey Tucci then hit senior Mitchell Haasz with a 26-yard scoring pass. Tucci then intercepted a Tiger pass and returned it 37-yards to give the Hornets a 20-0 lead at the intermission.
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Plessinger led the Hornets on the ground with 166 yards on 24 carries.
Tucci had his usual solid game at quarterback, hitting 4-of-5 passes for 99-yards with no interceptions.
Malvern will host neighboring rival Sandy Valley Friday night. It will be a huge game for both teams as each are fighting for playoff spots.
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The Cardinals were held to just 158 yards on total yards.
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Sophomore kicker Jacob Wagner added a 25-yard field goal in the third quarter.
The Cardinals will travel to neighborhood rival Malvern Friday night.
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Youngstown, Ohio – U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant, Jr. (D–OH) will meet tonight with the Niles community to explain the details of a deal he worked out this weekend to bring minor league baseball to the Mahoning Valley. Traficant will speak tonight to the Partnership for a Greater Niles at 6:30 p.m. at Mollica's Banquet Center on Main Street in Niles. He will be accompanied by Sam Moffie of Cambridge Investment Group of Beachwood, Ohio -- one of the investors in the project.
Last night, after a marathon session of weekend negotiations between Traficant, Niles city officials, private investors and the team owner, a deal was reached to construct a $7.5 million recreational facility in the Niles-Howland area. Construction of the facility will be financed by Cambridge Investment Group and the city of Niles. The deal remains tentative pending ratification by the Niles City Council and the successful negotiation of a long term lease. The facility will be the new home of the Class A Erie (PA) SeaWolves. Erie is to get a Class AA team. The SeaWolves play in the New York-Penn League, and are owned by Palisades Baseball, Ltd.
Under the deal worked out by Traficant, Cambridge Investment Group will contribute $4.5 million toward construction of the facility, and be the majority owner. The city of Niles will contribute $2 million in bond financing and $1 million in in-kind services. The city will be a minority owner. Any other public monies contributed to the project will go toward a contingency fund.
The Cafaro Corporation will donate the land for the facility, which will be located near Eastwood Mall. The deal requires Howland Township to agree to have the city of Niles annex several acres of property. Howland Township will not contribute any funds, and will not be a co-owner of the facility. In addition to minor league baseball, other uses for the facility could include Youngstown State University baseball games, local high school playoff baseball games, concerts and fairs.
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The custom Linux distro, based on Ubuntu 11, comes with dozens of preinstalled hacking and security apps, as well as notorious DDoS tools like slowloris and HOIC (High Orbit Ion Cannon).
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