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Problem with TwinView
Well, got my new video card yesterday (GeForce FX 5500) and tried to connect my two monitors.
1. TFT monitor from DELL connected with DVI
2. CRT monitor from CTX connected with SUB
However it works fine except my old CRT monitor is still used as the first display. So my taskbar and all the things are displayed on the CRT but not on my DELL one. All I want is to switch that thing to get my TFT the first screen. You can get my xorg.conf here.
As you see I've made two "Device" Sections as well as two "Screen" sections (I've seen that in a tutorial I've found on the web). I've also tried to exchange the monitors names in the "Screen" sections, hoping it would solve my problem. Unfortunately is doesn't. Seems the one connected using SUB is still used as the first display .
Hope someone is able to help me.
Thanks in advance
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Re: Problem with TwinView
You only need one device section since it is one card, unless you want two separate X sessions on each display rather than xinerama or a mirror.
This is for Xinerama (one display using both screens) or a mirror which is duplicate of the same screen on both displays.
(app-i) APPENDIX I: CONFIGURING TWINVIEW
The TwinView feature is only supported on NVIDIA GPUs that support
dual-display functionality, such as the GeForce2 MX, GeForce2 Go,
Quadro2 MXR, Quadro2 Go, and any of the GeForce4, Quadro4, GeForce
FX, or Quadro FX GPUs. Please consult with your video card vendor
to confirm that TwinView is supported on your card.
TwinView is a mode of operation where two display devices (digital
flat panels, CRTs, and TVs) can display the contents of a single X screen
in any arbitrary configuration. This method of multiple monitor use
has several distinct advantages over other techniques (such as Xinerama):
o A single X screen is used. The NVIDIA driver conceals all
information about multiple display devices from the X server; as
far as X is concerned, there is only one screen.
o Both display devices share one frame buffer. Thus, all the
the functionality present on a single display (e.g. accelerated
OpenGL) is available on TwinView.
o No additional overhead is needed to emulate having a single
If you are interested in using each display device as a separate
X screen, please see (app-r) APPENDIX R: CONFIGURING MULTIPLE X
To enable TwinView, you must specify the following options in the Device
section of your X Config file:
Option "TwinView"
Option "MetaModes" "<list of metamodes>"
You must also specify either:
Option "SecondMonitorHorizSync" "<hsync range(s)>"
Option "SecondMonitorVertRefresh" "<vrefresh range(s)>"
Option "HorizSync" "<hsync range(s)>"
Option "VertRefresh" "<vrefresh range(s)>"
You may also use any of the following options, though they are not
Option "TwinViewOrientation" "<relationship of head 1 to head 0>"
Option "ConnectedMonitor" "<list of connected display devices>"
Please see the detailed descriptions of each option below:
o TwinView
This option is required to enable TwinView; without it, all
other TwinView related options are ignored.
o SecondMonitorHorizSync, SecondMonitorVertRefresh
You specify the constraints of the second monitor through these
options. The values given should follow the same convention as
the "HorizSync" and "VertRefresh" entries in the Monitor section.
As the XF86Config man page explains it: the ranges may be a
comma separated list of distinct values and/or ranges of values,
where a range is given by two distinct values separated by
a dash. The HorizSync is given in kHz, and the VertRefresh
is given in Hz. You may, if you trust your display devices'
EDIDs, use the "UseEdidFreqs" option instead of these options
(see APPENDIX D for a description of the "UseEdidFreqs" option).
o HorizSync, VertRefresh
Which display device is "first" and which is "second" is often
unclear. For this reason, you may use these options instead of
the SecondMonitor versions. With these options, you can specify
a semicolon-separated list of frequency ranges, each optionally
prepended with a display device name. For example:
Option "HorizSync" "CRT-0: 50-110; DFP-0: 40-70"
Option "VertRefresh" "CRT-0: 60-120; DFP-0: 60"
Please see the Appendix on Display Device Names for more
o MetaModes
A single MetaMode describes what mode should be used on each
display device at a given time. Multiple MetaModes list the
combinations of modes and the sequence in which they should be
used. When the NVIDIA driver tells X what modes are available,
it is really the minimal bounding box of the MetaMode that is
communicated to X, while the "per display device" mode is kept
internal to the NVIDIA driver. In MetaMode syntax, modes within
a MetaMode are comma separated, and multiple MetaModes are
separated by semicolons. For example:
"<mode name 0>, <mode name 1>; <mode name 2>, <mode name 3>"
Where <mode name 0> is the name of the mode to be used on display
device 0 concurrently with <mode name 1> used on display device 1.
A mode switch will then cause <mode name 2> to be used on display
device 0 and <mode name 3> to be used on display device 1. Here
is a real MetaMode entry from the X config sample config file:
Option "MetaModes" "1280x1024,1280x1024; 1024x768,1024x768"
If you want a display device to not be active for a certain
MetaMode, you can use the mode name "NULL", or simply omit the
mode name entirely:
"1600x1200, NULL; NULL, 1024x768"
"1600x1200; , 1024x768"
Optionally, mode names can be followed by offset information
to control the positioning of the display devices within the
virtual screen space; e.g.:
"1600x1200 +0+0, 1024x768 +1600+0; ..."
Offset descriptions follow the conventions used in the X
"-geometry" command line option; i.e. both positive and negative
offsets are valid, though negative offsets are only allowed when
a virtual screen size is explicitly given in the X config file.
When no offsets are given for a MetaMode, the offsets will be
computed following the value of the TwinViewOrientation option
(see below). Note that if offsets are given for any one of the
modes in a single MetaMode, then offsets will be expected for
all modes within that single MetaMode; in such a case offsets
will be assumed to be +0+0 when not given.
When not explicitly given, the virtual screen size will be
computed as the the bounding box of all MetaMode bounding boxes.
MetaModes with a bounding box larger than an explicitly given
virtual screen size will be discarded.
A MetaMode string can be further modified with a "Panning Domain"
specification; eg:
"1024x768 @1600x1200, 800x600 @1600x1200"
A panning domain is the area in which a display device's viewport
will be panned to follow the mouse. Panning actually happens on
two levels with TwinView: first, an individual display device's
viewport will be panned within its panning domain, as long as
the viewport is contained by the bounding box of the MetaMode.
Once the mouse leaves the bounding box of the MetaMode, the entire
MetaMode (ie all display devices) will be panned to follow the
mouse within the virtual screen. Note that individual display
devices' panning domains default to being clamped to the position
of the display devices' viewports, thus the default behavior is
just that viewports remain "locked" together and only perform
the second type of panning.
The most beneficial use of panning domains is probably to
eliminate dead areas -- regions of the virtual screen that are
inaccessible due to display devices with different resolutions.
For example:
"1600x1200, 1024x768"
produces an inaccessible region below the 1024x768
display. Specifying a panning domain for the second display
"1600x1200, 1024x768 @1024x1200"
provides access to that dead area by allowing you to pan the
1024x768 viewport up and down in the 1024x1200 panning domain.
Offsets can be used in conjunction with panning domains to
position the panning domains in the virtual screen space (note
that the offset describes the panning domain, and only affects
the viewport in that the viewport must be contained within the
panning domain). For example, the following describes two modes,
each with a panning domain width of 1900 pixels, and the second
display is positioned below the first:
"1600x1200 @1900x1200 +0+0, 1024x768 @1900x768 +0+1200"
Because it is often unclear which mode within a MetaMode will be
used on each display device, mode descriptions within a MetaMode
can be prepended with a display device name. For example:
"CRT-0: 1600x1200, DFP-0: 1024x768"
If no MetaMode string is specified, then the X driver uses the
modes listed in the relevant "Display" subsection, attempting
to place matching modes on each display device.
o TwinViewOrientation
This option controls the positioning of the second display
device relative to the first within the virtual X screen, when
offsets are not explicitly given in the MetaModes. The possible
values are:
"RightOf" (the default)
When "Clone" is specified, both display devices will be assigned
an offset of 0,0.
Because it is often unclear which display device is "first"
and which is "second", TwinViewOrientation can be confusing.
You can further clarify the TwinViewOrientation with display
device names to indicate which display device is positioned
relative to which display device. For example:
"CRT-0 LeftOf DFP-0"
o ConnectedMonitor
With this option you can override what the NVIDIA kernel
module detects is connected to your video card. This may be
useful, for example, if any of your display devices do not
support detection using Display Data Channel (DDC) protocols.
Valid values are a comma-separated list of display device names;
for example:
WARNING: this option overrides what display devices are
detected by the NVIDIA kernel module, and is very seldom needed.
You really only need this if a display device is not detected,
either because it does not provide DDC information, or because
it is on the other side of a KVM (Keyboard-Video-Mouse) switch.
In most other cases, it is best not to specify this option.
Just as in all X config entries, spaces are ignored and all entries
are case insensitive.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 23
Re: Problem with TwinView
Q: Nothing gets displayed on my second monitor; what is wrong?
A: Monitors that do not support monitor detection using Display Data
Channel (DDC) protocols (this includes most older monitors) are not
detectable by your NVIDIA card. You need to explicitly tell the
NVIDIA X driver what you have connected using the "ConnectedMonitor"
option; e.g.:
Option "ConnectedMonitor" "CRT, CRT"
Q: Will window managers be able to appropriately place windows
(e.g. avoiding placing windows across both display devices, or in
inaccessible regions of the virtual desktop)?
A: Yes. The NVIDIA X driver provides a Xinerama extension that X clients
(such as window managers) can use to discover the current TwinView
configuration. Note that the Xinerama protocol provides no way to
inform clients of when a configuration change occurs. So, if you
modeswitch to a different MetaMode, your window manager will still
think you have the previous configuration. Using the Xinerama
extension, in conjunction with the XF86VidMode extension to get
modeswitch events, window managers should be able to determine the
TwinView configuration at any given time.
Unfortunately, the data provided by XineramaQueryScreens() appears to
confuse some window managers; to workaround such broken window mangers,
you can disable communication of the TwinView screen layout with the
"NoTwinViewXineramaInfo" X config Option (please see Appendix D
for details).
Be aware that the NVIDIA driver cannot provide the Xinerama
extension if the X server's own Xinerama extension is being used.
Explicitly specifying Xinerama in the X config file or on the X server
commandline will prohibit NVIDIA's Xinerama extension from installing,
so make sure that the X server's log file does not contain:
(++) Xinerama: enabled
if you wish the NVIDIA driver to be able to provide the Xinerama
extension while in TwinView.
Another solution is to use panning domains to eliminate inaccessible
regions of the virtual screen (see the MetaMode description above).
A third solution is to use two separate X screens, rather than use
TwinView. Please see (app-r) APPENDIX R: CONFIGURING MULTIPLE X
Q: Why can I not get a resolution of 1600x1200 on the second display
device when using a GeForce2 MX?
A: Because the second display device on the GeForce2 MX was designed to
be a digital flat panel, the Pixel Clock for the second display device
is only 150 MHz. This effectively limits the resolution on the second
display device to somewhere around 1280x1024 (for a description of
how Pixel Clock frequencies limit the programmable modes, see the
XFree86 Video Timings HOWTO). This constraint is not present on
GeForce4 or GeForce FX chips -- the maximum pixel clock is the same i
on both heads.
Q: Do video overlays work across both display devices?
A: Hardware video overlays only work on the first display device.
The current solution is that blitted video is used instead on TwinView.
Q: How are virtual screen dimensions determined in TwinView?
A: After all requested modes have been validated, and the offsets
for each MetaMode's viewports have been computed, the NVIDIA driver
computes the bounding box of the panning domains for each MetaMode.
The maximum bounding box width and height is then found.
Note that one side effect of this is that the virtual width and
virtual height may come from different MetaModes. Given the following
MetaMode string:
"1600x1200,NULL; 1024x768+0+0, 1024x768+0+768"
the resulting virtual screen size will be 1600 x 1536.
Q: Can I play full screen games across both display devices?
A: Yes. While the details of configuration will vary from game to game,
the basic idea is that a MetaMode presents X with a mode whose
resolution is the bounding box of the viewports for that MetaMode.
For example, the following:
Option "MetaModes" "1024x768,1024x768; 800x600,800x600"
Option "TwinViewOrientation" "RightOf"
produce two modes: one whose resolution is 2048x768, and another whose
resolution is 1600x600. Games such as Quake 3 Arena use the VidMode
extension to discover the resolutions of the modes currently available.
To configure Quake 3 Arena to use the above MetaMode string, add the
following to your q3config.cfg file:
seta r_customaspect "1"
seta r_customheight "600"
seta r_customwidth "1600"
seta r_fullscreen "1"
seta r_mode "-1"
Note that, given the above configuration, there is no mode with a
resolution of 800x600 (remember that the MetaMode "800x600, 800x600"
has a resolution of 1600x600"), so if you change Quake 3 Arena to use
a resolution of 800x600, it will display in the lower left corner of
your screen, with the rest of the screen grayed out. To have single
head modes available as well, an appropriate MetaMode string might
be something like:
"800x600,800x600; 1024x768,NULL; 800x600,NULL; 640x480,NULL"
More precise configuration information for specific games is beyond the
scope of this document, but the above examples coupled with numerous
online sources should be enough to point you in the right direction.
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Re: Problem with TwinView
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunatelly it doesn't really help me. Currently I've tried it with one single device section (One X session stretched above my two monitors) but the problem is still there (My old CRT is standing on right side of my TFT, but it only displays the left part of my X session and I am unable to exchange them). Anyway I've found another thread about those problem on another board:
But I've got another question about the following statement (Copied from the thread posted above):
So thanks again for your help.
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Re: Problem with TwinView
they mean a upgrade to the bios on the video card which you should see displayed when you first turn on your computer and prior to the PC's Bios POST
go to your hardware manufacturer's website
everything in that gentoo post was referenced in that appendix in the nvidia README - a number of those options you had commented out in your xorg.conf
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Re: Problem with TwinView
Oh well I feel so stupid. Thought a BIOS update is only avaiable for your Mainboard but not for other hardware. Anyway, seems there's no one avaible for my card .. . I'll try the other thing posted on the gentoo board tomorrow (the thing with changing the offsets for each screen).
Thanks again for your help
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"These are the players who Premier League managers look at and so it's a good way to benchmark where they are against these continental players.
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Police are still investigating the incident, which took place at around 3.30am on Sunday.
Tony, who has been in the services since he was 16 and in 29 Commando for the past three-and-a-half years, now faces months of recovery after medical staff found he had suffered two fractures of his lower jaw.
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Time: February 23, 2014 all day
Location: Meningie sailing club
Street: Lake Albert foreshore
City/Town: Meningie
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Event Type: distance, race
Organized By: Meningie sailing club
Latest Activity: Feb 23, 2014
This is an annual race run by the Meningie sailing club it runs across Lake Albert to a buoy near a farm called Campbell Park then back to the club. If there is enough breeze and interest the club may add extra laps each lap being approximately 12km
Great day 44km race completed in around 2 hours, congratulations Paul Short winner by a mile in the two lap race followed by Brett & Brad Lienert on their Stingray, congratulations Robbie for winning the one lap race, first win in his racing career many more to come.
Hope you all have a good days sailing. I wont make it due to a big spill at club sailing leaving me with a very bruised and cut leg and Josh with bruised or broken ribs. Also broke main halyard in middle putting sail up so along with no crew for race will stay at home and mow the lawns.
Hope to attend but still need to organize a crew as Josh is unable to come.
Should be there for sure, sailing both days sounds very appealing!
Meningie sailing club has it's annual Campbell Park race programmed on Sunday the 23rd of Feb 2014 at 12pm it's going to be two laps of an extended course for 44km this will have all points of sail. This is across Lake Albert then across to a buoy off a farm called Campbell Park then back again about 22km per lap with a total of two laps for 44km. As the Goolwa to Milang race remains cancelled the Meningie Committee has added an extra lap like the "Earthmovers ...Race". This race is for all classes there are already trailer sailers, dinghys and cats registered for the race we will all be sharing one big start line there will be a prize for the one lap race that everyone is in, then the faster boats have a prize for the two lap race. If your interested in doing this race shout out, this is not to detract from Milang just to fill a void in the weekend as Milang remains cancelled, I was planning to do this race on the way home from the Goolwa to Milang race anyway.
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This pastel was previously shown on the Wet Canvas web site. I'm showing here just to say Hi and hope to contribute more in the future.
11 by 14 inches, 140 LB, watercolor paper, oil pastels (Erengis and Senneliers)
Hal : The Sunset Beckons:
Hal, please do continue to contribute. I'm a novice and am just attempting oil pastels, so I love to be able to see wonderful pieces in this medium.
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
You're so kind Alexandria. I'll be happy to show a couple more oil pastels. Flattery will get you everywhere.
Something for the guys. Red Rider, Red Rider on gessoed 140 pound watercolor paper, Erengi's and Senns. 11 b y14 inches.
My Iris is oil pastel on Linen. I used the back side of a gessoed linen and gessoed it with clear gesso to protect the surface and to give the surface some tooth for the oil pastel. 11 by 14 and I think it was all Erengis.
Hi Hal, thanks for posting these. I enlarged them to look at your technique.
I'm about one-third of the way through the Christmas cactus for Challenge #3 and hope to finish and post it tomorrow. It's difficult, but it's also a learning experience.
Warmest wishes for the new year -- it will not be a turkey!
I also like your work, I've been doing oil pastels for three months now. I'm enjoying it much more than the powder type although I respect the work those folks do. How long have you been doing oil pastels?
Thank you old frodo. This is such an old thread, I'm surprised it is still around.
I've been painting for about 40 years, off and on and using oil pastels for only about three years.
One of my most recent oil pastels:
11 by 14 inch on water color paper, Erengi oil pastels.
11 by 14 oil pastel on canvas panel. Gray pas specialists oil pastels.
Hi Halsart, more nice work!. I just ordered a set of 50 Cray Pas specialist oil pastels, I've been using Senneliar. As soon as I learn how to do it I'll put some of my work up (I'm not too computer friendly) I'm also just starting out in oil pastels, sort of teaching myself as I go along...
Frodo, you will find the Gray Pas firmer than the Senneliers. The Senneliers are kind of the standard by which all other oil pastels are compared. I often do a whole painting with Gray Pas or Erengis and if final touches are needed and the painting is a bit slick, I will use Senneliers for final touches. The Senns can be a bit slick to put additional layers over the top.
Getting in there and just messing about and see what happens, teach yourself, is ultimately what happens. Even watching demos and reading books, you have to get in there and get your fingers messy.
Thanks for the tips Hal, I agree you have to get in there and get your fingers messy. It seems every painting I do is a little better than the last with an occasional DUD every so often. My Gray Pas set came today from Blick, I will use them tonight, but in just drawing some lines with them I notice that they are a lot firmer than the Senneliars, I also use Prismacolor pencils for some of the fine work and odorless turpentine for some of the blending.
Slowly but surely I'm getting used to Oil pastels, I'm sure I'll be asking some questions as they arise...Old-frodo (aka Don)
I know this was posted long ago but I've been browsing around the site commenting. Halsart your first piece reminds me of Monet's Haystacks. It's lovely! Also, from a few of your posted images/color choices I bet you could create a lovely blue Jacaranda tree!
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Holy Cross improves to 28-23 overall, while the Bison conclude their season at 16-33. The No. 1 seeded Crusaders are set to take on No. 3 Army next weekend in the Patriot League Tournament championship series at Fitton Field. The Black Knights won both of their games versus second-seeded Navy on Saturday afternoon.
Game 1
In the first game of the twinbill, Bucknell scored the opening run of the contest in the top of the second inning as Rob Krentzman scored on an RBI-single by Anthony Gingerelli to make the score 1-0. Holy Cross answered in the bottom half of the third inning. Freshman designated hitter Connor Perry (Haverhill, Mass.) walked to lead off the frame. After Perry moved over to second on a sacrifice bunt, junior second baseman Andrew Barry (Puyallup, Wash.) pushed across Perry on a fielding error by the shortstop. Puentes then drove in Barry during the next at-bat on an RBI-triple down the right-field line to make the score 2-1 in favor of Holy Cross.
The Bison countered with a pair of runs in the top of the fourth inning, including a solo home run by Joe Ogren to give them the 3-2 advantage. Holy Cross, however, blew the game wide open with six runs in the bottom half of the fourth. Junior captain Mike Ahmed (East Longmeadow, Mass.) drew a walk to begin the frame and scored during the next at-bat on an RBI-double by classmate Brandon Cipolla (Abington, Mass.). Crusader senior catcher Stephen Wadsworth (Wayland, Mass.) then plated Cipolla on an RBI-single through the right side to give Holy Cross the 4-3 lead.
Perry reached first on a walk and senior shortstop Alex Maldonado (Brooklyn, N.Y.) loaded the bases, as he was hit by a pitch. Two batters later, Puentes lined a single up the middle to score Wadsworth and Perry to put the Crusaders ahead 6-3. Holy Cross senior first baseman Jordan Enos (Stockton, Calif.) then ripped a single through the left side to score Maldonado and Puentes and give the Crusaders the 8-3 advantage.
Bucknell did not go away easy, scoring three runs in the top of the sixth to cut the deficit to 8-6. The Crusaders added one final insurance run in the bottom of the eighth inning, as Puentes drove in his fourth run of the contest on and RBI-single to make the score its final, 9-6.
Holy Cross senior starting pitcher Tom Marra (Sea Cliff, N.Y.) picked up the victory (4-4), tossing five innings and allowing six runs (five earned) and six hits, while fanning three batters. Senior pitcher Andrew Boyce (Avon, Conn.) pitched 2.1 scoreless innings of relief, allowing only two hits and striking out a pair. Senior captain John Colella (Herndon, Va.) picked up his seventh save of the season with 1.2 innings pitched and three strikeouts. Bryson Hough was charged with the loss (3-6), surrendering six earned runs and four hits over 0.2 innings pitched.
Puentes and Cipolla each went 3-for-4 in the contest, as they had the only multi-hit games for Holy Cross. Both teams had nine hits apiece.
Game 2
In the second game of the best-of-three series, Bucknell was the home team. As the visitor, Holy Cross wasted little time, scoring a run in the first inning to go on top 1-0. Enos drove in Puentes on an RBI-single for the game's first run.
Holy Cross added another run in the top of the second inning. Cipolla led off the frame with a walk and moved over to second on a ground out during the next at-bat. Two batters later, Maldonado plated Cipolla on a single up the middle to give Holy Cross the 2-0 lead.
The Crusaders added the final run of the contest in the top half of the third inning. With one out, Puentes continued his torrid stretch at the plate with a single up the middle. After a wild pitch moved him over to second, Enos again drove in Puentes on an RBI-single to put Holy Cross ahead 3-0.
Bucknell left two runners on base in the sixth inning, as it failed to score, but its best chance to chip into the lead came in the eighth. With one out, the Bison threatened with runners on second and third, but Colella came in for his second relief appearance of the afternoon and got the final two outs in the eighth.
Colella would close the door, earning his second save of the day and Patriot League-leading eighth of the season. He did not allow a hit, as he fanned three batters in 1.2 innings of work. Colella is now the Patriot League all-time career saves leader with 28 total.
Murray improved his record to 7-3 on the season, as he pitched 7.1 innings and allowed only three hits, while retiring eight by way of the K. Bucknell pitcher Dan Weigel was charged with the loss (2-8) as the lefty pitched seven innings and surrendered three earned runs and six hits, while striking out six batters.
Puentes and Enos each had two hits in the second game, as the Crusaders outhit Bucknell 6-3. The Bison left 11 runners on base, while Holy Cross left seven men on.
The game was halted in the top of the sixth inning due to a 55 minute rain delay.


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Kadarka: A Wine Well Outside My Comfort Zone
I knew I'd have no trouble making a pot pie. The problem was, I had no wine to go with pot pie. In the midst of my endeavor to try as many obscure grapes as possible, I found myself without the wine I always serve alongside this dish. Time to venture out of my comfort zone! More


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We use the Agile Software development method, which is where requirements and solutions evolve through collaboration between self-organising and cross functional teams.
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Global CrisisCamp Day will be hosted by CrisisCamp communities in London, Toronto, Washington DC, Silicon Valley, Bogota and Calgary on September 25, 2010 to encourage people to lead CrisisCamps and volunteer their expertise and skills at CrisisCamp events to create innovative approaches, resources and tools for crisis response and global development.
Global CrisisCamp Day activities will include training new volunteers on open tools such as Ushahidi's Crowdmap, OpenStreetMap and CrisisWiki as well as inventorying existing resources and the development of training tools to build the first CrisisCamp-In-A-Box toolkit to be released in early January 2011. The CrisisCamp community aims to provide new CrisisCamp organizers with mentorship, tools and tips on how to organize a CrisisCamp, training materials on open technology tools, lessons learned from past CrisisCamp events and a toolkit for the development of technology prototypes.
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- Toronto, Canada: Hosted in collaboration with the University of Toronto
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- Washington DC, USA: Co-hosted in collaboration with the World Bank's Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery Labs in Washington DC. In the USA, CrisisCamp is a coalition partner and participant in September's National Preparedness Month.
CrisisCamp encourages virtual participation. To register to participate virtually please register today.
CrisisCamp communities have been active in the response to the Haiti and Chilean earthquakes and the Pakistan Floods. CrisisCamp events have encouraged participants to support well established efforts such as Ushahidi and OpenStreetMap as well as the development of new tools such as Tradui, a mobile Kreyol translation or problem solving such as a solution to extend of long distance Wi-Fi in Port au Prince to crisis response organizations operating on the ground.
The World Bank will provide Global CrisisCamp Day with a set of problem definitions for volunteers to explore ideas and provide innovative approaches to challenges related to flooding in Pakistan. Anyone can participate. Written and video submissions are welcome. Problem definitions will be released prior to the events on the CrisisCommons wiki.
If you are interested in becoming a CrisisCamp organizer or are interested in the development of a CrisisCamp in your area let us know by connecting with Heather Leson at heatherleson (at) crisiscommons.org
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CrisisCamp a global network of hybrid barcamp/hackathon events which bring together people and communities who innovate crisis response and global development through technology tools, expertise and problem solving. Since 2009, CrisisCamp volunteers have created crisis response and learning events in over 10 countries with volunteers of all backgrounds who collaborate in an open environment to aggregate crisis data, develop prototype tools and train people on how to use technology tools and problem solving to aid in crisis response and global development.
CrisisCommons, borne from the CrisisCamp movement, is a concept that is being explored to define how a commons-based approach can provide long term sustainability for the CrisisCamp community as well as other volunteer technology communities and support shared knowledge, collaborative tools, open development, project management and data to crisis response organizations in civil incident management and global development as well as leverage capabilities and capacities of academia and private sector.
The founders of CrisisCamp partnered in early 2010 with the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars under a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to explore a commons-based approach with the CrisisCamp community as well as other volunteer technology communities, crisis response organizations, academia and the private sector. Results of this work will be available on www.crisiscommons.org in late October 2010.


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In 1970, Maine Medical Center became a major clinical teaching center for Tufts University School of Medicine, a relationship which lasted through July of 1980. Since then, MMC has been the principal affiliate of the University of Vermont College of Medicine with third-year clerks training in all the major clinical departments throughout the year. This formal relationship will be coming to an end in 2011 as MMC realigns with a new partner in delivering undergraduate education.
In 2007, Maine Medical Center and Tufts University School of Medicine signed an agreement to collaborate in delivering a unique and innovative medical school curriculum aimed at helping address access and workforce needs in the State of Maine.
Tufts University School of Medicine (TUSM), in partnership with Maine Medical Center, offers a "Maine Track" for applicants who are interested in a unique, innovative curriculum that will offer clinical training experiences in Maine and expose medical students to the unique aspects of rural practice as well as training in a major tertiary medical center.
Both Tufts and MMC have committed to aggressively pursuing support that will allow Maine Track students to attend medical school without an unusual financial hardship. Plans are to seek grant support, philanthropy, and state funding to subsidize tuition for the Maine Track students with the goal of reducing the tuition to a level comparable to in-state tuition at a regional medical school within a public university.
Legal residents of the State of Maine will be given preference. Other applicants with strong ties to Maine (such as primary undergraduate institution in Maine) and those with an interest in the practice of rural medicine are encouraged to apply. Graduates of the program will receive a combined diploma from TUSM and MMC with the expectation that a significant number of graduates from the Maine Track will establish medical practice in Maine.
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URI awarded $3.5 million NSF grant to advance women
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KINGSTON, R.I. -- October 16, 2003 -- Janett Trubatchs path to a scientific career began when she became the first woman student at the Polytechnic Institute of New York. After earning a degree in physics and mathematics from that institution in 1962, she went on to become the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in physics from Brandeis. She lost her initial faculty appointment at California State University-Los Angeles when she became pregnant.
Now 35 years later, Trubatch holds the key research post at the University of Rhode Island where she oversees a $60-million research portfolio. She is the vice provost for graduate studies, research, and outreach. She is also the lead scientist on a $3.5 million National Science Foundation ADVANCE grant that will help recruit future women faculty members in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematical fields to URI and advance their careers.
"We fully support this effort," said M. Beverly Swan, provost and vice president of academic affairs. "The University is making an investment in our future and current women scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians by providing $750,000 (more than $260,000 cash and $485,000 in kind) in matching support."
The five-year ADVANCE grant is designed to: 1) increase the number of tenured women scientists and engineers, 2) support existing women faculty with career development and training opportunities, 3) improve social supports, 4) promote awareness of women-in-science and engineering issues across the campus, and 5) apply a highly successful URI-developed model to transform the institutional culture for women scientists and engineers so that it could be adapted nationwide.
"Women are severely under-represented in the hard sciences nationally," said Trubatch, noting that women represent 22 percent of the science and engineering workforce and less than 20 percent of science and engineering faculty in four-year institutions. Women represent only 14.2 percent of the faculty in these fields. "Science and technology are the cornerstones of our society. Women bring different viewpoints, perspectives, skills, and values to the scientific table which helps broaden and integrate scientific practices with societys needs," she said.
"Beyond equity for women in the workplace, women faculty are critically needed as role models for our female students," said the vice provost, noting that 56 percent of this years incoming freshmen at URI are women.
"I want to stress, however, that this program will benefit all faculty and the institution as a wholenot just women in science and engineering. By improving policies, providing workshops and speakers available to all, improving department climate, and bringing in more diverse perspectives, we all win," she said.
URI was one of nine institutions to be awarded the very competitive ADVANCE grant and the only institution in New England. "We look for a variety of approaches, institutional leadership, depth of commitment to addressing the problem, and a sound plan. All the awardees share these features," said Alice Hogan, National Science Foundation ADVANCE program director.
Trubatch stressed that the grant was a collaborative effort with Jimmie Oxley, chemistry professor, Joan Peckham, of computer science, and Karen Wishner, of oceanography. The investigators were backed by a leadership team whose membership includes Lisa Harlow from the Psychology Department, Ingrid "Lisa" Bowleg from the Psychology Department, Cathy Roheim from the Department of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, Faye Boudreaux-Bartels from the Electrical Engineering Department, and Harry Knickle, associate dean of the College of Engineering. Barbara Silver, project coordinator of URIs Multidisciplinary Science and Engineering Communities Project, organized and wrote the proposal and is now the ADVANCE grant director.
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Jimmie Oxley, professor chemistry, is also a visiting scientist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. She is the founder of the Forensic Science Seminars, a fall series of public lectures given by experts who grapple daily with forensic evidence. Oxley also is a co-founder of URIs forensic science minor, in which primarily women are enrolled. She has developed a pipe bomb database for law enforcement and is developing an explosives properties database.
Joan Peckham, a professor of computer science, who, supported by the Womens Studies Program, revised the computer science curriculum for entering freshman to improve retention. Funded by a NSF grant, she also developed a three-course cluster of courses to provide a learning community for non-traditional students in computer science. She also developed a service learning course for two African American computer science majors to make computer science inviting for non-traditional students. The project included outreach to Rhode Island public schools.
Karen Wishner, a professor of oceanography, teaches deep-sea biology and graduate zooplankton classes. She has provided hands-on training and education at sea including places on submersible dives for both women and men undergraduate and graduate students. Her research expeditions have taken her to oceans around the world including Georges Bank, the Arabian Sea, and, most recently to hydrothermal vents in the Caribbean. She was a co-leader of the Women in Oceanography Collegium at URIs Graduate School of Oceanography, which provided workshops and seminars of special interest to women. She is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Investigators at the Basser Center for BRCA publish in a wide range of peer-reviewed journals focused on all aspects of cancer and genetics such as Journal of Clinical Oncology, Cancer, Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, PLOS Genetics, Nature Genetics, Nature Structural and Molecular Biology, Cancer Discovery, Journal of Medical Genetics, and many more.
In a study involving more than 31,000 women with cancer-causing mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, researchers at the Basser Center for BRCA, the Abramson Cancer Center, and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania demonstrated that risks of breast or ovarian cancer are different depending on where the mutation is within the gene. Authors say the results – which show that some mutations in some areas confer higher risks of breast cancer relative to other mutations, while mutations other areas show relatively higher risks of ovarian cancer – may lead to more effective cancer risk assessment, care and prevention strategies. The results are published in the April 7 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
The present study identified "Breast Cancer Cluster Regions" and "Ovarian Cancer Cluster Regions," which are groups of mutations in the BRCA genes, that tend to be associated with different relative risks for developing cancer. In this study, relative risk describes the likelihood that one mutation leads to cancer in comparison to the likelihood of another mutation leading to cancer. This is different from absolute risk (or, actual risk), which describes the probability of a carrier developing a certain cancer in general. An example of absolute risk is the 60-80% lifetime risk of breast cancer in women who carry a BRCA1 mutation. At this time, it is not possible to compute an individual's personal risk and these data do not change that range of absolute risk for breast and ovarian cancer.
Basser-funded investigator Lin Zhang, MD, Research Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, mined "junk DNA," or what lies outside of protein-coding genes, and recently identified a non-protein coding RNA whose expression is linked to ovarian cancer. This discovery provides a potential biomarker of BRCA-related cancer and the potential for new anti-cancer therapeutics. The study was published in Cancer Cell. Read more about this discovery and publication here.
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Meteorologist Mike Witcher says the weekend will start out pleasant with a chance later for spotty showers Saturday and Sunday.
Friday Mike calls for sunny skies with lower humidity. The highs will be around 85 degrees.
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Murs For President (Explicit)
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Released: Sep 2008
Label: Warner Bros.
Murs is stylistically boring -- he clogs up his lines with too many syllables, and the tone of his voice rarely modulates beyond its snappy, terse urgency. But aesthetics and velocity have never been the point -- Murs is more of a poet than a rapper, and Murs for President is strongest when it diverges from familiar tropes. "Science" gives a social history of the hip-hop generation and makes a case for the emcee as rap's Howard Zinn, while "Everything" is more personal, chronicling a history of lunchroom beat downs and social anxiety. Still, most of his songs are too knotty to be easily untangled, and that's the point.


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TheatreMeetup Presents THE COMPLAINT CHORUS: I LOVE/HATE NY!
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TheatreMeetup Presents I LOVE/HATE NY! ((with THE COMPLAINT CHORUS))
A buried treasure - literally . Hidden under - that's right, under - a gallery in SoHo is a small theater putting on a weekly series of mixed-form live musical performances. TONIGHT: THE COMPLAINT CHORUS presents "I Love/Hate NY" mixing songs of their complaints with suggestions from the audience.
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Tweaking time
No, not that kind of tweaking. I've been hunting down bugs in the presentation here, and so far, the bugs are winning.
For no reason I can fathom — I've heard everything from "your theme is suffering from bit rot" to "your host handles PHP/FCGI funny" — the Live Comment Preview is no longer live. Checking the second premise — I installed it on a different site with a much-newer theme, and it didn't work there either — I have switched to an actual preview button, which will display the results above the comment box. If you have any problems with this, let me know; WP-Super-Cache seems to look at it funny.
There are other issues, likely of no interest to the reader but which drive me up that proverbial wall.


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Published on Thursday, November 11 2010 00:00
Ben Swiggle and a team of fish biologists from the Colorado Division of Wildlife were in town this week to study the fish population in the St. Vrain River. The team used a shore based electrofishing unit (the fish are shocked and then collected in nets) to determine the population, species, size, density, and biomass of the fish in a dozen different pools along the river.
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Published on Wednesday, November 10 2010 13:43
Dear Lyon-ites,
We want to thank everyone who made it out to our Farmers Market this past summer and fall. We had a fabulous season with beautiful veggies, eggs, and flowers from the Farmette, Pachamama, Aspen Moon, and Lone Hawk farms. We'll be back again next year and we're already looking forward to it, after we lay low a while for the winter!
Thanks again,
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Published on Sunday, October 31 2010 14:01
We heard the your complaints. Our classified system was clunky. We've replaced it with a better system that is simpler and prettier than the old one. We hope you like it. Ads from the old system have been migrated to the new one.
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Published on Thursday, October 28 2010 09:27
High winds on Monday afternoon broke off a massive portion of this tree, which caused extensive damage to a car parked in the driveway at 310 Fifth Avenue. The falling limb just missed the house, tearing off a small section of the rain gutter.
Photo by Joseph Lekarczyk
Published on Thursday, October 28 2010 01:00
Last Thursday (October 21), Martin Middledorf spotted this black bear in the river, just east of the intersection of Rtes. 36/66. He estimates that the bruin, which was probably fishing for some trout before its long winter nap, was at least 400 pounds.
Photos by Martin Middledorf
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Published on Thursday, October 28 2010 01:00
On October 12, LEGG (Lyons Economic Gardening Group) presented a workshop on how to comfortably optimize person-to-person communications at business and social events.
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Published on Wednesday, October 27 2010 14:19
There are plenty of activities, right here in Lyons, to keep you and your family entertained during the Halloween festivities this weekend.
Thursday, October 28
• 3 to 7:30 p.m., Pumpkin Carving at Walt Self Senior Center
Friday, October 29
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Published on Thursday, October 21 2010 01:00
On Saturday, October 16, the first session of the new Lyons Workshop Series, PERMACULTURE (P/C) 101, co-sponsored by the Lyons Department of Parks and Recreation, Transition Town Lyons, and Water Mark of Lyons Permaculture, was completed in an absolutely outstanding way. Coco Gordon and Jennifer Murnan, Certified
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Published on Thursday, October 21 2010 01:00
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Cool Back to School Canvas Messenger Bag
It's the time of the season when students start getting ready to return to school after having long vacations. I remember those times when I was a college student. It was hard for me to get back and adjust to the whole college routine after enjoying a warm summer. But you shouldn't feel the same way, instead lets start getting prepared by shopping for some new and trendy messenger bags since they are in style!
Messenger bags started as a form of transportation of mail and goods by different messengers back in history. These types of bags were used commonly by bicycle couriers, messengers on foot, and postal workers. Today these messenger bags have become a big phenomenon among the younger crowds of people. Thus, with time they have been redesigned to a trendy version. The original typical messenger bag can cost around $20 to $40. These bags have the similar function as backpacks. The only difference is that messenger bags can ensure more comfort when carrying heavy items and allowing easy access to the contents.
Here are some fun tips to learn on the use of messenger bags.
If you are the type of person who commutes to school on a bicycle, then definitely getting a messenger bag will make your ride to school more enjoyable and comfortable. Its stabilizing straps will help you prevent the bag from shifting while ridding your bike. Also it has quick release buckles! The canvas messenger bag has an excellent functionality and quality for carrying all of your school materials.
If you like fashion and style, these messenger bags can be found in either gender at you local malls. Many college students and high school students use these bags to look fashionable, but at the same time use it for functional purposes.
When using messenger bags, it become easier to place and remove your text-books, laptops, and other school supplies since they lie on the side of you body!
The Backpacks Tip Center is full of more great tips on other cool backpacks! I hope you have a great first day of school!


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Sheer looks this fall every woman will love
It is a myth that a woman cannot look classy and sexy at the same time. If someone ever told you that, you must remind of sheer tops. It is end of September and possibly the end of midriff baring tops. It does not mean that you need to put them back in the storage. The case in point here is sheer tops.
There might have been plenty of times when you might have questioned buying a top since it is see through. But, interestingly there are a plethora of ways in which you can wear small sheer tops for women without feeling over exposed. I would like to call it a bit of 'sheer brilliance'.
What about getting a cream tank top or a cream one to reduce the transparency? In fact you could opt for a nude colored tank or nude slip dress also if need be. A sleeveless camisole is supposed to hint at sexiness without making it looking over exposing.
You could look cool wearing a printed sheer top as well. It looks rather dainty and delicate. Recently I wore a silk turtleneck for an office party and had several heads turning to check out my delicate and classy appearance. So similarly combine sheer top with nice fitting pants or a skirt and you sure can be the center of attention with your style and chicness. What about wearing different colors shirts underneath a sheer top for variety as well?
You must remember that sheer tops aren't the best to protect you against the cold. However layering it with a gauzy and light weight merino wool cardigan can make you looking stunning. It is the perfect outfit for fall. Even at other time the tremendous comfort and non- bulky nature of a sheer top is a reason why I am extremely attracted to the material.
No more coveting the gorgeous sheer dress or shirt you might be coveting.


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- Patented cut-out design uses 10% less plastic than traditional cutlery.
- Packaging made from 100% recycled paperboard.
- Recyclable and reusable, our cutlery is dishwasher safe.
Berg Bag, Cotton Flour Sack Towel, 30x30 FS30X30U$1.99
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Mrs. Wages Vanilla Ice Cream Mix 61342$2.99
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Rag Rug (Polyester) 24" X 45" 3003$2.99
- Brighten up a room
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Tailor Made, White, Clothes Hangers, 10-PK THG40009$1.99
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- Durable and affordable
- Convenient Add-on for keeping pants crease free
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Norpro, Strawberry Huller With Finger Grip 5127$1.99
- Easily plucks stems from fresh strawberries.
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- Stainless steel.
- Measures 2.5"/6cm.
Lamplight Farms Flat 5/8" Replacement Wick 3 PacK 9995$1.99
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EZ Roll E-Series 2" Steel Swivel Caster E-20-ST-S$2.99
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Norpro Glass Sugar Dispenser 801001$2.99
- Made of solid glass with a stainless steel lid, they will stand up to the everyday abuses of commercial use.
- These dispensers clean up quickly and easily in a dishwasher and are ideal for restaurant use.
- Keep them near your coffee maker at home or in the office as well.
- Rolled stainless steel top for a tight fit- hinded lid keeps out moisture.
- Measures 5.5" tall x 3" diameter.
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Oak View Library Open House - Thursday, April 18
Submitted by NoseyNoober on March 29, 2013 - 1:38pm
In honor of National Library Week and the timely theme, "Communities Matter!", come celebrate a year of library improvements at the Oak View Library on Thursday, April 18, from 3:30-5:30pm.
The afternoon will feature a mini story time, presentations by the Oak View Boys and Girls Club, and a Meet & Greet with music & refreshments on the new patio.
See flyer for more details. We hope to see you there!
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March 1986
From the heights of the Dallas social heap, they leaped to the national celebrity circuit. Rich, young, and fashionable, Twinkle and Bradley Bayoud are a case study on how to rise to the top.
There are bass in Sam Rayburn Reservoir, and the gals were out to hook 'em. And Rhonda Wilcox hoped to hook the biggest one of all.
Alice in Wonderland never discovered a mushroom half as exotic as Texas' own native fungi.
The rudest, crudest, and most obnoxious disc jockeys are on in the mornings. Here's the best—or the worst—of the lot.
The continuing saga of the Hermann estate scandal was a shocking lesson in how Houston's most respected philanthropists, civic leaders, and biggest deal makers had abused their power.
When cedars start to mate, Texans start to suffer.
Muddling along in Dallas.
Some new recordings of old symphonies reveal how the composers really wanted things to sound.
Cradle Cap was nothing, diaper rash was a breeze. But when my son brought home head lice—well, it made the plague look good.
"Hiiidee yodelo oh, hodeleh dee whoo," sang Randy, and I knew I'd found the man for me.
Down and out in Beverly Hills is Mazursky magic; Clan of the Cave Bear is Sheena of the Stone Age; Trouble in Mind is—never mind.
T. R. Fehrenbach's Lone Star is now a series on public television. Watch it and sleep.
Rio Hondo's Broadway producer; Boys' Life's ripe old age; etiquette's ups and downs.
Ted Krechel, honorary winter Texan mayor of Pharr, oversees a culture as arcane as a Melanesian cargo cult.
Look into the Houston sky—those helicopters are full of commuters who are having fun.
At the singles bar of the eighties, is it's not love, it could still be a good investment opportunity.
Look sharp!
Sesquicentennial notes.
How much will $15 oil coast Mark White?; two new R's for school districts: resistin' reform; the truth about those bank rumors.
Five-finger exercises.


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BBB serving Alaska, Oregon and Western Washington Update Form
We strive to keep all business information current. Your help in this effort is greatly appreciated. If your business is located in the area this BBB serves, please complete the form below. It should take only a few minutes!
Updating your information will help us provide an up-to-date report on your business to the public and ensure the BBB Rating is based on sufficient background information and a clear understanding of the nature of your business. The form is NOT an application for BBB Accreditation and its completion does not imply BBB endorsement of your business. BBB Accreditation is available to businesses that meet BBB Accreditation Standards, which include a time in business requirement of one year.


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Cooking and Baking
Carrots in the Coleslaw for Topping Pulled Pork Sandwiches?
Any self anointed BBQ experts want to weigh in on the proper coleslaw to top Pulled Pork Sandwiches? In the past I've always just grabbed the pre-shredded bags of green/red cabbage and carrot and then made a homemade dressing as I'm typically making a ton. It always tastes good on its own, but for some reason just doesn't seem like the ideal slaw for a sandwich topper. I've wondered if it's due to that it often seems like there's too many carrots up in the mix. Do carrots even belong in a slaw like this? It's seems like that they might not be missed.
Talk is closed, but that doesn't mean the conversations have to stop!
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The Creepshow spreads sinister psychobilly sound
The Creepshow is currently touring in support of latest album, Sell Your Soul.
A demonic, organ-playing lothario priest, a skull-headed slap bass, a skin-pounding zombie and a wailing psycho covered in tattoos — What's not to like about The Creepshow?
After a rollicking six-week European tour, an appearance at The Edge's Next Big Thing concert series at Lee's Palace last month and a current summer sojourn across North America, new fans both home and abroad would agree. Songs like Creatures Of The Night and Zombies Ate Her Brain off their album Sell Your Soul! feature funeral dirge keyboards and amped up chords set to Stoker-esque lyrics, and has made the Burlington, Ont.-quartet into what is arguably Canada's premier psychobilly export.
"It was pretty mind blowing to hear people in Hungary singing along. Just to think that people have the CD from that far away," says Sarah Blackwood — currently filling in as front woman for elder sister and band co-founder Jen, who recently gave birth to a nine-and-a-half pound baby girl. "They've had a hardcore psychobilly scene over there for a long time, so we were worried about what they would think of us. But they loved us. It was definitely the best experience of my life and it was the first time I've ever toured, so why not go to Europe for six weeks?"Â
The Creepshow started in 2005 as the pet project of Jen "Hellcat" Blackwood and ex-Alexisonfire tour manager Sean "Sickboy" McNab. The pair was looking to break out of the hum-drum, suburban pop-punk nursery of the Southern Ontario scene, and it was Blackwood's suggestion to add the ghastly outfits and personas to enhance the show.
"The idea was to have not just songs, but this show that people would love to go watch," says Sarah, 26. "To have a show with a horror theme with zombies, skulls and monsters, and how can you not have fun doing that? My sister is really creative with drawing, design and artwork and she wanted to bring that to the stage."Â
You might surmise, however, that The Creepshow's macabre roots and DIY spirit go back further than that. Rewind to the Blackwood sisters' tween years, when the pair used to burn the candle at both ends indulging their ghoulish creative muse.
"I remember Hellcat and I staying up all night, building things like the Freddy house from Nightmare On Elm Street 3 out of Popsicle sticks," Sarah laughs. "Eventually, when it was finished, she left it at the foot of my bed with a small light beside it. It was kind of creepy. I think she did it on purpose."
Brian Towie/Metro Toronto
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