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RALEIGH, N.C. – Jim Valvano knew when he took his team to Missouri for the 1986 Sweet Sixteen he might have a difficult time advancing to the Final Four.
He realized just how hard late in the second half of the Wolfpack's Elite Eight contest against second-ranked Kansas. The game was played at Kansas City's old Kemper Arena, a dirty-white arena with all the warmth and friendliness of a maximum-security prison.
What made the environment even more inhospitable was that the Wolfpack's opponent, second-ranked Kansas, was located just over the border, about 40 minutes away, and played at least one home game a year at "Allen Fieldhouse East."
So it wasn't just the lineup of Greensboro-native Danny Manning, Cedric Hunter, Calvin Thompson, Greg Dreiling, Ron Kellogg and sixth man Archie Marshall that made the Jayhawks so dangerous. It was the partisan crowd, about 90 percent of which were wearing Kansas' colors when the game began.
The Pack, making its second consecutive and fourth overall NCAA appearance under Valvano, was something of a late-season sensation, one of the many parallels to the current State team that will face Kansas tonight at 10:17 p.m. in St. Louis. After a fast start, the Pack lost six of seven late-season games, including a first-round loss to Virginia in the ACC Tournament.
But something changed in Valvano's Seven & Seven lineup, a nickname that originated from the number of veterans and newcomers on the team, after the calendar changed from February to March. It grew better and stronger, thanks to the play of do-everything leader Nate McMillan and a pair of young big men, sophomore Chris Washburn and freshman Charles Shackleford.
After beating Iowa in the first round and surviving a double-overtime scare against Arkansas-Little Rock in Minneapolis, the Wolfpack gained confidence. It won a narrow 66-64 game over Iowa to advance to the Elite Eight for the third time in four years.
Having lost to the Jayhawks earlier in the season in Greensboro, Valvano believed his team would know enough about its opponent to have a chance to win at the end of the game. And it did.
Late in the contest, State had a commanding double-figure lead. That's when Valvano took notice of a thundering whisper in the arena, a sound that swelled every time Manning and Dreiling scored another basket.
Rock…Chalk… Jayhawk! Rock… Chalk… Jayhawk!
"I thought we might be in a little trouble," Valvano said.
The 1985-86 season shared several similarities to NC State's current team, led by first-year coach Mark Gottfried. Both squads had a player with only one year of eligibility, even though they couldn't have been more opposite (shot-blocking center Panagiotis Fasoulas and speedy guard Alex Johnson).
Both seasons were kicked off by presidential visits to Reynolds Coliseum. Ronald Reagan spoke in Reynolds in September of 1985 and Barack Obama spoke there last August.
Both had big men that had to sit out the early part of the season, in Charles Shackleford and C.J. Leslie.
And both had media-savvy coaches who turned their seasons around at the right time.
It was a time of major transition within the NC State athletics department. Midway through the season, some six weeks after long-time athletics director Willis Casey announced that he would retire at the end of the school year, the board of trustees named Valvano as his successor.
He punctuated his popularity that season by beating top-ranked North Carolina, eighth-ranked Kentucky and 16th-ranked Louisville at Reynolds Coliseum. He grabbed a few headlines after a loss to UNC in Chapel Hill when he grabbed the game ball, dribbled through the crowd of Tar Heel fans and made a layup, just so he could lay claim to making the final basket in the history of Carmichael Auditorium.
He had a team that was well-seasoned and talented.
Senior Ernie Myers was the lone holdover from the 1983 national championship. McMillan, a Raleigh native who spent two years at Chowan College, played four different positions for the Wolfpack and was the leader of a team that appeared at times to be undisciplined.
The other senior on the roster was Fasoulas, one of the most unusual one-year players in NC State history. The Pack had played against him the previous summer in a barnstorming trip across Greece. Fasoulas had played one year of basketball at a Massachusetts junior college seminary in 1980-81, but returned to Greece where he played professionally for four years. When promising sophomore forward Russell Pierre transferred to Virginia Tech after the 1985 NCAA Tournament, Valvano scrambled to see if Fasoulas might be interested in coming to Raleigh and managed to get him in school for his final year of eligibility.
Fasoulas, who played with a floppy mop of hair and quickly became a crowd favorite, may have been the last player in ACC history to enjoy a cigarette in the postgame lockerroom and is certainly the only player in the annals of the NC State to play an entire season with his name misspelled ("Fascoulas") on his home jersey. After a long professional career in Greece, he served from 2006-2010 as the mayor of Piraeus, Greece's third largest city.
The team's only junior was forward Bennie Bolton, who followed the pipleline from Dematha Catholic in Hyattsville, Md., that brought Kenny Carr, Hawkeye Whitney, Dereck Whittenburg and Sidney Lowe to NC State.
Valvano had a host of gifted young players, led by the multi-talented Washburn, a native of Hickory, N.C., who became the most recruited player in the nation. He chose NC State shortly after its 1983 NCAA championship. Washburn had unparalleled grace and poise for a big man, and was highly coveted by the NBA following the 1986 season. He was the sixth overall pick by the Golden State Warriors later that spring.
The rest of the sophomore class – Vinny Del Negro, Quentin Jackson and John Thompson – didn't see much action that season.
Valvano also brought in one of the largest recruiting classes in school history, a total of seven new players including Fasoulas: Shackleford, a lithe big man from Kinston, N.C.; 17-year-old freshman Chucky Brown of Navassa, N.C.; Parade and McDonald's All-American Walker Lambiotte, a swingman from Virginia; guard Kelsey Weems; junior forward Teviin Binns, who came from the same Texas junior college that produced Spud Webb; North Carolina high school scoring standout Kenny Poston of Cherryville; and mop-haired center Fasoulas.
Despite the late-season swoon, the Wolfpack was one of the nation's top teams by the time March Madness rolled around. As the tournament progressed, Washburn and Shackleford were practically unstoppable inside.
Brown, despite his tender age and size, showed that he would develop into a great rebounder, a tenacious defender and he could be a strong scorer when needed. Myers and McMillan provided the leadership Valvano's team needed to survive and advance.
In the regional final game, one step away from the Final Four, the Wolfpack had a 57-52 lead with nine minutes to play, with ACC free-throw champion Myers on the line. He was unable to convert a three-point play, McMillan charged into Greg Dreiling on a questionable call and the thunderous chant took over the building.
"We were a game away each of my two years from reaching the Final Four,'' McMillan said. "If we are not playing Kansas in Kansas City, we would have probably gone to the Final Four (in 1986)."
So now, more than a quarter century later, the Wolfpack has a chance to put that history aside and keep moving in the tournament.
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In 1943, Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts published a pioneering work on a logical model for studying the behavior of nervous systems in the Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics [2]. Following on their ideas, Stephen Cole Kleene (1909–1994) wrote the first paper on finite automata and regular expressions in 1956 [1]. A finite automaton can be considered as the simplest machine model in that the machine has a finite memory; that is, the memory size is independent of the input length.
In a paper published in 1959, Michael Rabin and Dana Scott presented finite automata in the simplest mathematical model [3]. However, Kleene's more complex model of finite automata actually allows the user to express ideas more easily, even though formally both models are equivalent in their expressiveness. A similar situation happens with programming languages. While a lower level assembly-styled language with simpler syntax is sufficient to program the computer to do whatever a high level language can do, the programming community embraces higher level programming languages like Java, C++, and Python for higher productivity.
In this project for computer science students in a theory of computation course, we study Kleene's concept of finite automata and regular expressions. In particular, we learn Kleene's own proof of the theorem, now called Kleene's theorem, that shows finite automata and regular expressions are equivalent in their expressiveness for denoting languages.
Our project, Regular Languages and Finite Automata, is ready for students, and the Latex source is also available for instructors who may wish to modify the project for students. The comprehensive "Notes to the Instructor" presented next are also appended to the project itself. Our project is part of a larger collection published in Convergence. For more projects, see Primary Historical Sources in the Classroom: Discrete Mathematics and Computer Science.
The project can be used in a senior undergraduate or beginning graduate level course on the theory of computation. Before working on the project, students are expected to have studied the concepts of finite automata and regular languages from a modern textbook. Students will learn that Kleene's original definition of a finite automaton is more liberal than the textbook's definition given by Rabin and Scott. Also presented in the project is Kleene's proof of the equivalence between the expressiveness of regular expressions and finite automata.
The completion of the project requires two weeks. If the students are strong in mathematical thinking and proofs, an instructor may wish to assign the project as homework. Otherwise, the instructor can use some class time to go over materials in the project that the students find challenging. Students can work on the project individually or in groups of two or three. Exercises 2.1-2.5 can be completed in one week, while the rest of the exercises are completed in the second week.
Given that the exercises are open-ended questions, it is advised that the instructor should carefully work through the project before assigning it to the students.
Notes on Exercise 2.2: The usual logic for addition requires the carry bit to be passed sequentially from the lower ordered digits to the higher ordered digits as the addition process is performed. Recall that, with Kleene's model, the logic for determining the i-th bit (an inner cell) at time t is said to be "determined by the states of all the cells [that include the input cells and inner cells] at time t – 1." However, Kleene's model leaves it wide open how the states of all the cells at time t − 1 decide the state of an inner cell at time t. So, the mechanism for determining the state of an inner cell can indeed be summarized by a sequential procedure (as employed in the addition logic).
Notes on Exercise 3.3: Some textbooks use the state elimination method in constructing a regular expression from a given finite automaton. The construction requires the introduction of the concept of generalized nondeterministic finite automata. Another approach is to use dynamic programming that resembles Floyd-Warshall's algorithm for computing transitive closure of a graph. In contrast, Kleene's approach seems to be more in line with the usual mathematical induction technique in that the assertion is proved for a small number of states, and an induction step is used to prove the claim as the number of states increases. So, it is quite possible that the students will find Kleene's approach more natural, assuming that they have had good training in proofs by mathematical induction.
Download the project Regular Languages and Finite Automata as a pdf file ready for classroom use.
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For more projects, see Primary Historical Sources in the Classroom: Discrete Mathematics and Computer Science.
[1] S. C. Kleene, "Representation of events in nerve nets and finite automata," in Automata Studies (C. Shannon and J. McCarthy, eds.), Princeton University Press, NJ, 1956, 3–41.
[2] W. S. McCulloch and W. H. Pitts, "A logical calculus of the ideas immanent in nervous activity," Bull. Math. Biophys., 5 (1943), 115–133.
[3] M. O. Rabin and D. Scott, "Finite automata and their decision problems," IBM Journal of Research and Development, 3 (1959), 114–125.
The development of curricular materials for discrete mathematics has been partially supported by the National Science Foundation's Course, Curriculum and Laboratory Improvement Program under grants DUE-0717752 and DUE-0715392 for which the authors are most appreciative. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.


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Thursday, November 28, 2013
By T.J. Lundeen
The North Augusta High School football team defeated Beaufort 23-10 to advance to the semifinals of the Class AAAA, Division II playoffs.
The Jackets (12-1) used a dominating defense and running game to dispatch the Eagles (9-4) at the Jackets Nest.
"Our defense played lights out tonight," Dan Pippin, North Augusta head coach, said. "We gave up that one long run to start the second half, and they gave up a field goal. That interception wasn't on the defense; it was on me for calling a stupid play."
Quarterback Trib Reece, who threw three touchdown passes to build an advantage over Beaufort, credited the play of his defense for stopping the Eagles' attack.
"Our defense stepped up huge tonight," he said. "They made great stops the whole night. I appreciate what they were able to do, when the offense was struggling."
Senior running back Willie McCloud carried the Jackets' offense for much of the game, rushing for more than 200 yards on the night.
"Willie, he put the team on his back," Reece said. "He did what he had to do to make sure we moved on."
Pippin said McCloud was coached all week to "press the line of scrimmage."
"He pressed the line pretty well," Pippin said. "The offensive line did pretty good. There's some stuff we have to correct."
McCloud credited his play on not wanting to end his high school career.
"When you realize this could be your last game, you give it a little more," he said. "This is sudden death, you just wanna play your best all the time. They (Beaufort) were crashing hard on one side of the line, leaving holes that a truck could go through. I was able to cut back and take off through them."
North Augusta will hit the road for the semifinals, playing at Northwestern, a team that played for a state title a year ago.
"I'm going to try to enjoy this until I hit the top of the stairs (going to the locker room)," Pippin said. "Then, I'll get started on watching film from where we played Northwestern in the past. They're a top-20 team in the country and the number one team in the state. I've got a lot of respect for what they do up there. It's an honor just to be practicing on Thanksgiving."
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BGSU student glad to vote in her first Ohio electionWritten by Brandi Barhite | Community Ombudsman | email@example.com
Veronica Garcia-Michael finally feels like her vote will matter.
Garcia-Michael moved from South Texas to BGSU in August 2007 to earn her doctorate in communications with an emphasis in mass media.
The first thing she did was register to vote.
When she told her students at the University of Texas-Pan American, she was leaving, she did so with glee. "I am going to a swing state," she said.
"In Texas, honestly, it doesn't really matter. Texas always goes Republican," the 30-year-old said.
She cannot believe all the attention Ohio gets from the candidates: the visits, the commercials, the mailings. She supports Barack Obama, something her Cuban-American family doesn't like.
"I want to go see them," she said of the candidates, "but I always have to work or I have school. People actually care [here]."
In the last presidential election, she wrote in Ralph Nader, but she has liked Obama from the very beginning.
"He captures everyone. He is charismatic, has a good record. He seems to actually care. He is not as out of touch as other candidates running."
For the most part, Cuban-Americans are Republicans. The preference can be traced back to the Bay of Pigs, she said. Her parents were both born in Cuba and came to America when they were teens. Her father, Edmundo Garcia, came via plane and had to pretend to be someone's brother.
"I have never visited there," she said. "We have this understanding that we aren't going back until Cuba's policies change. My grandpa on my mom's side was in prison for going against Castro."
Garcia-Michael takes offense when Obama is called a socialist. She knows bad policy. Her relatives lived in Cuba when Fidel Castro was making promises about health care and education. Though Cuba has fantastic services, it comes at a cost, she said.
"It's wonderful on paper, but there is no food; you cannot speak privately; you cannot go to church."
Garcia-Michael was born in New Jersey, but grew up in South Texas, which she described as being as close to Mexico without actually living there. Ohio has suffered economically compared to South Texas, she added. American companies would bring their jobs to South Texas save money.
"I had no idea what Ohio was like," she said. "I got here last summer and it was green, very green. Texas is always dry because there is never any rain."
Garcia-Michael is married to George Michael, a master's student at BGSU.
She wants to stay in academia after graduating, researching how television shapes reality.
The presidential election makes it all the more interesting.
"It is so easy to get the wrong information," she said. "Television is very powerful, especially if you don't have a skeptical view of it."
"Veronica is my doctoral student. She is originally from Texas and brings a different perspective to politics than somebody from Ohio," according to BGSU professor Srinivas Melkote. " Veronica is well-informed, perceptive and an articulate communicator. She has been a welcome addition to our graduate student body."


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As part of the federal government's ongoing efforts to improve sustainability and reduce harmful carbon emissions, the U.S. Navy and General Services Administration (GSA) have announced plans to develop more than 10 megawatts (MW) of new solar facilities in the nation's capital, building on progress already made through the launch of the Capital Solar Challenge. Today, nine percent of the federal government's electricity comes from renewable energy sources, including solar, putting the White House on pace to reach its goal of 30 percent renewable energy use by 2025.
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CPS Energy Announces First Community Solar Project With Clean Energy Collective
CPS Energy in San Antonio, Texas, said it has chosen Clean Energy Collective as its vendor for the utility's first community solar project, according to a July 9 news release.
Clean Power Finance Opens Houston Office and Plans Hiring Spree
A San Francisco-based solar energy software company opened a new office near the Timbergrove area of Houston on July 7.
Like many others, I believe the U.S. Department of Commerce's 2012 and 2014 trade decisions against the Chinese module manufacturers are essentially protectionist in nature.
Two recent developments clearly demonstrate why America remains "bullish" on solar energy. But they're also vivid reminders of why we need to remain vigilant. As an organization, and as an industry, too much is at stake for us to become complacent. As the old saying goes on Capitol Hill: "What Congress giveth, Congress can taketh away."
If you listen to many utility executives, distributed solar energy has the potential to destabilize electrical grids and result in huge cost shifts for many American consumers. Well, as the Irish are fond of saying: blarney!
Over the next 12 months, I am going to challenge our SEIA Board and team to articulate a vision and to plan a path to a world where solar is one of the top three energy sources globally. Executing against that vision and path will keep our industry among the fastest-growing in the world today.
"Cathedral thinking" refers to deep dedication to a complex endeavor that will outlive its architects. Today, it's imperative to apply this philosophy to the global crisis of climate change -- a threat that has taken centuries to create and will require unprecedented, strategic engagement of mankind to resolve.
With the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently issuing its first-ever rule limiting carbon pollution from existing power plants, many policymakers in Congress and state capitals are wondering: How can states meet the proposed standards most cost effectively?
Republicans, Democrats, and Independents can get behind two affordable, reliable, and business-friendly solutions that are ready today – American wind and solar power.
In a deeply troubling decision, the U.S. Department of Commerce today imposed new tariffs on solar modules from China that threaten to derail the rapid growth of the U.S. solar industry.
In the ongoing war on pollution, there's an increasingly bright light shining through the haze: solar energy.
Arno Harris, SEIA Board Chairman and Nat Kreamer, SEIA Board Vice Chairman, write that under SEIA president and CEO Rhone Resch, SEIA has helped our industry achieve an impressive list of policy successes, allowing solar to become one of the fastest-growing industries in America, as well as the fastest-growing source of renewable energy.
Today, President Obama announced at a Walmart in California that 300 leading U.S. companies have taken the "solar pledge," committing to install nearly 1 gigawatt (GW) of new solar as part of their business plans. For America's solar energy industry, this is like getting a triple-A investment rating from Moody's or Standard and Poor's. Solar has become a 'street-smart' investment. These companies are expanding their use of solar because it makes sense from both a business and social responsibility viewpoint. Having worked closely with both the Administration and the private sector to increase the use of clean, reliable solar nationwide, SEIA applauds this exciting, new initiative, and we look forward to assisting commercial businesses, home builders, rural coops, governmental entities and America's financial community in bringing these new solar installations online.


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3 (3 inch)
cinnamon sticks
2 cups
white sugar
2 cups
vegetable oil for frying
1 (1 pound) loaf
French bread, cut into 1/2 inch thick slices
1 cup
1 cup
chopped pecans
1 small
onion, finely chopped
6 ounces
sliced mild Cheddar cheese
This is a long-traditional Spanish dish, with roots going back to at least the 1600's, and as such many variations have arisen over time. Both spellings appear to be acceptable, and virtually all recipes call for the cinnamon and cheese combination. It simply isn't capirotada without the cheese. Think apple pie with a slice of sharp cheddar on top -- wonderfully complimentary flavors! The ingredients used have strong religious symbolism, this being primarily a lenten dish. I made this recipe exactly as presented, and found it to be quite pleasing, as did the others in my family. Next time I will probably try using brown sugar instead of the less-historic refined white sugar. I might try using sliced almonds or walnuts. And I would try buttering the bread and oven toasting it, rather than frying. But I really enjoyed this exactly as is.
The original recipe of this dessert does´n have onion and other rare ingredients such tomato and cilantro, because in my country this is a dessert not a soup.
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There are indeed many regional variations of this recipe. It is a Lenten dessert, and we fried the bread in a frying pan. No cheese, no onions, and we sprinkled "colaciones" on the top.
I loved this recipe and it's so sad that this isn't getting better reviews! I am surprised by all the people saying that they just aren't in to the sweet/savory combo. It seems to me most people would know this about themselves before going ahead and making a recipe that will clearly have these qualities. seems like you might as well force feed young children a tuna broccoli casserole and then ask them to rate it. Anyways, I give it 5 stars because I LOVE sweet and savory!
This was a major crave for me through all 4 of my pregnancies the only difference is we used American cheese (tastes better). Capirotada gets 5 stars from me. YUMMY!
I understand that this version of capirotada is not for everyone, but it is exactly how my family has always made it. I love it and would change nothing, except how much cheese to use. The more cheese the better and it has to be medium cheddar cheese. My own kids never liked it, so I guess it is not for everyone. 5 stars
I'm thinking this is something you'll love if you grew up eating it. I knew it would be different than american bread pudding and was intrigued by the ingredients. Unfortunately, it wasn't well received by my family and no one will probably have seconds. Beth Wilder
Personally, I don't like it fut it's indeed full of flavor. FYI: It's capirotada, not capidotada.
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Response of advance lodgepole pine regeneration to overstory removal in eastern Idaho
Murphy, Tanya E. Lewis; Adams, David L.; Ferguson, Dennis E. 1999. Response of advance lodgepole pine regeneration to overstory removal in eastern Idaho. Forest Ecology and Management. 120: 235-244.
Twenty-two stands of advance lodgepole pine released with overstory removal were sampled to determine height growth response. Tree and site characteristics correlated with release response were identified, and a mathematical model was developed to predict height growth in years 6 through 10 after release as a function of residual overstory basal area, height at release, percent rock cover, five-year cumulative growth prior to release, logging damage, stand elevation, and habitat type. Lodgepole pine responded to release with increased height growth in 97% of the trees sampled. Growth was similar to that of unsuppressed trees. Height growth is best when the entire overstory is removed and logging damage is avoided. Taller trees generally do not respond as well as shorter trees. However, trees growing fast before harvest continue to grow fast regardless of their height at release. Recommendations for selecting stands of advance lodgepole pine to release are provided.
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John Besh on Taking over Tujague's: 'A Long Shot at Best'
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Tujague's Restaurant is one of New Orleans' most historic spots, and the city's second-oldest restaurant, having opened in 1856. The amount of history inside the space boggles the mind: the cypress standing bar is said to be the city's oldest, O. Henry was a regular, the mirror behind the bar is more than 250 years old, the Grasshopper cocktail was reportedly invented there, and so on. But after owner Steven Latter passed away recently, his sons Mark and Stanford have been considering selling the space for more than $5 million, according to The New York Times, and there's the possibility that it could next become a T-shirt shop.
Restaurateur John Besh, who runs some of the city's finest restaurants (including August and Domenica), has expressed an interest in stepping in and purchasing the space, but in an exclusive interview with The Daily Meal, he admitted that things aren't looking great.
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And while it might be slow-going, it's clear that Besh knows the value of the space and is still holding out hope that he might be able to make it work.
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(NR) Thinking For The Future series returns with To Kill A Mockingbird. August 28, 1963, when up to 250,000 people participated in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. It was then that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr delivered his famous "I have a dream" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" Speech RRT will be screening To Kill A Mocking Bird twice in the Jaclyn Simchik Cinema.
Come and celebrate this moment in history with two screenings:
3:30 PM which will include a screening of the original speech prior to the film
6:30 PM which will a discussion to follow the film Screening
The Thinking For The Future Series is a topical film and discussion series centered on exceptional visual storytelling of timely issues and engaging special guests, allowing for lively discussion around the past, present and future of the subject matter covered in the film. Red River Theatres takes an eclectic approach when selecting the films in this series.
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Sarah was on the British TV show 8 Out of 10 Cats this week. Here is video of her appearance:
Wow Sarah, never even heard of you until tonight!
Your a real babe!
loved this! when she kisses jason on cheek, and gets all excited when jimmy says 'nana silverman' lol but then i am biased lol
I wonder if she's happy when others make fun of the jews? Or women, for that matter?
You mean that the only way you will have sex is sober!!!!!
Jews are funny, not as funny as Chlolics, but funny none the less. Jews need a POPE!
Sarah is a TOTAL babe!!!!
Oh Sarah, you're one of my favourite Jews. I'm only mentioning the fact you're Jewish because two other people already appear to have, so I assume it's relevant. JEWS JEWS JEWS!
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(Using Ce Labs Quick Sign Pro and MP500 Media Player)
Digital Signage (sigh). You hear about it all the time, you see it all the time. It can be pretty impressive. Do you need to be an Art major to do it? A Geek? Some of the packages are incredibly sophisticated and expensive. Some promise to be idiot proof. I thought I'd try it for myself and see. I am pretty tech savy, but somewhat artistically impaired. I'm halfway decent at the basics of Photoshop and Gimp, and I know a bit about video and graphics. Still I am very much intimidated by Digital Signage. Could I learn enough in a very limited amount of time to actually "do" anything? I decided to find out. I asked around for a sample to try. Cable Electronics Inc (Ce Labs) was nice enough to give me a loaner to try out. An MP500 actually, which is a pretty advanced model that is available in several different configurations. Unlike some Digital Signage companies, they don't give you a stroke with the cost of the software. The cost? Free! Sounds good, let's get started...
The first step is to install Quicksign Pro, which you can download from the CELabs Website anytime
Naturally you'll get the usual Windows warnings which you can safely ignore in this case.
The Quicksign Program needs some other programs installed in order to operate correctly. The Prerequisites Wizard will walk you through their installation.
Some people will already have and acceptable version of the .Net Framework installed like I did. You'llalso need Mplayer and Ffmpeg.
So on to Mplayer Setup.
You have to accept the license agreement...
Just use the default folder for installation.
Just click install to complete the installation.
Clicking "Finish" exits the Mplayer install Wizard.
Next comes the FFmpeg Setup Wizard. Why is everything a "Wizard" with Windows? Why not a "Witch"?
Accept the license.
Just click Next to install in the default folder.
Click Install to complete the installation.
And click Finish to Finish.
Now it's finally time to run the actual Quick Sign Pro setup!
And Finished...
When you start up the software the first thing it will do is search for your player. You have to make sure your computer is on the same network as your computer. If you don't know anything about the network you're on, you are going to have to talk to your network person to get this setup. If your network uses DHCP then you may be OK "out of the box". If the Player Search does not find a player, you most likely have a network connectivity issue. If you think you have things set properly you may have to turn off your computers firewall temporarily to seeif that's blocking you. I had issues with my firewall several times during the demo period.OK, first we are going to explore the interface and features and just play around trying things out. Then we'll see if we can't setup our own layout.
Here is the "Players" tab in Quick Sign Pro. You can see here we have one player, it's playing a video with no layout, and with no playlist loaded. The players IP address is set to 192.168.1.111.
Here's the "Videos" tab. Let's click "Add Videos" and see how to add a video.
Simple enough, you just browse your computer for a video using the computers explorer interface. OK, I've found a video called "Wildlife.wmv" to add. Our player came with some nice samples which you can download to the computer if you have no videos. (More about that later) You can choose between .mpg (mpeg2 or mpeg4) .wmv (Windows media files) or .ts files (HD transport streams). The player will work with a very large variety of resolution files. See the manual for more details.
Here is a video ready to be loaded. You can delete videos using the buttons on the right.
Switching to the "Images" tab, let's now add an image. Click "Add Images".
You can choose .jpg (jpegs's, best for pictures) .png (portable network graphics – best for graphics) or .gif (graphic interchange format – good for graphics) and you can select multiple images at the same time. We are throwing in some large, high resolution images of the MP500.A note about images. Any digital signage player is going to have a limited amount of memory and processing power. They have to run as cool as possible in order to be asreliable as possible and so memory and processing power have limits. Image scaling requires processing power, and large images require more memory than smaller images, so using an image as close as possible to the size you will need in your layout is best. That way you don't waste memory and you cut down on processing overhead toensure you get smooth playback.
The interface works the same as for videos. Nice, simple, easy. You can see by the sizes of the files, these are some pretty large files. They are probably more suitable for full screen display. Optimizing them for how they will be usedwould be a smart idea.
Next, let's explore the "Channels" tab.
You can add an ATSC Tuner channel or a network source stream. You can select the ATSC tuner if you have themodel with the integrated Tuner.
We are just adding a fictitious stream to see what it looks like.
Next, the "Playlists" tab. It looks just the same. Let's add one.
OK, so this is something different! You can choose between Videos, Images, "Videos and Images" and Channels. All this means is it will show you your images, videos, or both images and videos or just channels.
You then select one, or all of them and use the arrow button to move them into the Playlist.
You can then select an item in the Playlist and use the "Sort" arrows to move them up or down in the play order. You can select items and set the play or display time. You can delete the selected item or all items in the playlist.
Individual items can have different play times and you can alternate any type of item anywhere in theplaylist. One you get it how you like it you just click "Save". You can give the playlist a name and description.
Once you have your Playlist saved, you can copy it, edit it or delete it from the Playlist tab.
Next let's explore "Layouts" a bit. There are more options on this tab. You can choose, "New Layout", "Designer", "Import", "Export", or "Get Sample".
When you select "New Layout", you get a selection of 10 pre-built layouts to choose from.
Choosing "Designer" starts you off with a blank screen onto which you drag and drop items from the Toolbox onto the screen and then set their sizes and locations. You can select 1 Video zone and up to 4 "Assignable" Zones.
In order to see how this all works together let's take a look at the Demo layout. Use the "Get Sample" option and you can load the Java Junction Sample Layout. You click the zone to examine or edit on the Base Layout display on the left. You then edit the parameters of the selected Zone on the right.
Here we are selecting the menu Text so we can see how to add or edit it. You can tell there is a selection from the bracketed dots on the left, to edit the text you click the small button with the dots on the right.
You can also see where you set the number of rows as well as the text color.
The text can be imported or exported in XML, or you can simply directly edit the text in it's comma delimitedplain text form. Look at the above text and the previous screen shot to see how the text is turned into screen content. Notice that special characters are created using the XML/HTML special character entity codes. Other than that, making changes looks mighty simple. Click "OK" when you are done playing around with editing your menu.
Click Edit Zone Types. You can change each zones type. Choices are "Text", "Text Ticker", "Image", "Image Slide Show", "RSS Ticker", or "Clock'. Zone 1 is fixed to "Video" or "Tuner".
Now lets look at "Layout Base Properties". This sets the height and width of each zone as well as X and Y offset, which sets the location on horizontal and vertical plane of the screen.
Now lets jump to the Schedules tab and see how that works.
To create a schedule you select a default Playlist and default Layout, then you schedule items and save them to your schedule. So we click "Add Scheduled Item".
You can set start and end dates and times, set up weekday/weekend schedules, or even set up different schedules for each day of the week. Seems like plenty of options to suit any advertising or business display needs.
Now that we've looked around lets try loading something to our player. We go back to the Players tab, select our player and click the "Player Schedule" tab. Then we select our schedule and click the "Load Schedule" button.
Our first error message! Error: Player must have X-App loaded. Go to Maintenance → Load ApplicationAfter turning off our firewall and trying again with the same results.
So we do as we're told and click Maintenance - > Load Application.
This results in the X-App application being successfully loaded. What do we really need it for? Hmmm.Checking the manual:The media player can be pre-loaded with extended applications to perform auxiliary functions such as:
• USB port media loading
• Call Home function
• RS232 Command XAPP
• X6 Switcher XAPP.
These applications are independent and are generally loaded before leaving our facility. Please specify at time of order if you have one of these requirements.
Using Call Home XAPP:
The Call Home XAPP gives the MP400A/MP500 players the ability to automatically download videos from an FTP or HTTP server. The player can also be instructed to play the videos according to a playlist and to delete videos.
There's a lot more about how to use this in the manual, and it sounds exciting, but we don't have time toplay around with all that, so let's move on, shall we?
So we switch to "Player Control" and load our Playlist to the player.
Loading failed until we turned off our Firewall. You'll want to set up Quick Sign Pro to be able to workwith your firewall so you don't have to do this every time you want to use it.
Success! Now that we know we can communicate with the player let's actually try doing a layout withtext, images and video and then upload it.
Click the "Layouts" tab and then click the "New Layout" button. Choose a layout. We are trying 4-Zone Type 1. That will give us a chance to do an image slide show, a video, an image and some text.
So we selected our Layout and clicked "Next". Now we select "Image Slide Show" for Zone 2, "Image" for Zone 3, and "Text" for Zone 4. Click Next.
Now we select the Zones and add our content. Zone 1 is video, so you can tweak overlaid text, background color and things like that, but the videos themselves are added via Playlist. So you will not find a place to add a video in theparameters.
Next we go to Zone 2, which we set as an "Image Slide Show". You can change the background color, which we set to white. Next we find the parameter, "Image List" and click on the little button to its right with the dots.
Now we edit our image list. You select images and use the arrow to move them into the Slide Show Playlist, then set them up in the order we want to see them. When done click "OK".
Now you can see we have the brackets, <...> to signify that there is content in our Image List. Notice how the image looks "squeezed"? Thats because the image is being scaled to fit into the box. The best way to deal with images that don't fit properly is to edit the images so that they are the same size as the box they will have to fit in. Let's look at what this would be in this case and hopefully everything will be clear.
Click on "Base Properties" and you can see the properties of each zone in the layout. The Zone for the image list is Zone 2, so we scroll down to see what the size of Zone 2 is. 600 pixels high by 444 pixels wide. So 444x600. So Itake the image and crop the excess. I then scale it to fit both height and lengthwise, so that it is as large as possible but both length and height are less than or equal to that 444x600 maximum size. I then adjust the "canvas size" so that the image is exactly 444x600, with the image centered in the canvas. I next edit the rest of the images in the image list in the same way and then re-import them and re-select them.
Next I added Text to the zone 4 Text Area and an image to the Zone 3 Image area. Ok, now we are ready toload this up to the player and see what we've got.
Switch to the "Players" tab select the player and then click "Player Control"tab under the Player name.
Click "Playlist to Load and Select any of the playlists you created. Click "Pick" to choose the "Layout to Load" and choose your layout. Click "Load/Play" to load your layout and playlist to the Player and have it begin playing.
Everything works as it should after loading. Not exactly a work of art, but the image slide show cycles through the images, the video plays, and the static image and text are all there. Not so hard after all, was it?
To do complicated text menu's and custom layouts is a lot more work, but if you take things slowly, and improve your skills over time I'm sure anyone with reasonable computer skills can learn to do this. You'll need to learn to useimage editing software like Photoshop or Gimp (free!). Powerpoint would also be a great thing to learn since you can export the slides as images or even a video. The quality of what you do will depend on the time you put into learning image editing, Powerpoint and the digital signage package you choose.


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Brandon Ingram is a very talented 2015 small forward recruit, currently ranked 15th in the class of 2015. Ingram plays high school basketball for Kinston High School in North Carolina, which is less than 2 hours from Duke's campus. He is a very talented player and someone that Duke has shown a lot of interest in. Duke would be very fortunate to get this very talented player and I hope he receives an offer from Duke soon.
Thomas Eames: When did you first hear from Duke? Do you expect an offer from them soon?
Brandon Ingram: I first heard from Duke early in December. They made their first appearance to a game of mine for the Kinston vs Hunt game, where I scored 27 with 8 boards. I am being very patient, an offer could come at any time.
Thomas Eames: What about Duke is attractive to you as a student athlete?
Brandon Ingram: I love their style of play. At my position, you have to know how to shoot it and that's what I do well. I love their transition play and they just get after it offensively and defensively. They also have great history.
Thomas Eames: If you decided to attend Duke, what would you bring to the team?
Brandon Ingram: I would bring a lot of energy, I love to get after it. I would bring a versatile skill set, sometimes sitting on the block against smaller defenders, shooting my jumper, but also not settling. I have the ability to drive also and finish at the rim, and getting out in transition. Defensively, I can get my hands on the ball, deflections and also being able to block shots.
Thomas Eames: Do you plan on visiting Duke for a game over the rest of the season?
Brandon Ingram: Yes I plan on making it back. I am trying to look at the schedule for a game that is convenient for my basketball schedule.
Thomas Eames: What other schools are high on your list right now?
Brandon Ingram: I have offers from Clemson, Louisville, Minnesota, North Carolina, NC State, VCU, Virginia Tech, and Wake Forest. I also have interest from ECU, Florida, Florida State, Georgetown, Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, and of course Duke.
Thomas Eames: Do you have a timetable to cut your list and eventually make a decision?
Brandon Ingram: My plan is to make a decision after this summer.
Thomas Eames: Do you have any last things you want Duke fans to know about you?
Brandon Ingram: I just love the atmosphere and I love the fans. They make the gym rock every night & are great supporters!
Thomas Eames: Thanks so much for your time and best of luck in your high school season and college decision.
Brandon Ingram: Thank you! I appreciate it. Good talking to you.


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Degenhardt. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Imagine, if we were but pawns on a board
in a game that God and His friends all played.
Life, as we know it, just wouldn't be the same.
Then revelations would never be made.
He would carefully move us from square to square
not knowing what move would come next.
We would move as directed during the game
or else life would be bitter and vexed.
But, alas, this is how it already is
where God controls with His hand.
Destiny is set, He will win.
It is written and it is planned.
So, whenever unsure of what to do next
remember, you're held in His hand.
Go with the flow, trust in the Lord!
It is written! It is planned!


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GRAFTON, Mass. – James L. O'Connor, formerly of North Grafton, died Feb. 1 after suffering a heart attack. He was 84.
He was born Oct. 5, 1928, in North Grafton to Michael J. and Catherine Murrihy O'Connor. Raised in North Grafton, O'Connor lived most of his life there before moving to Worcester.
He worked for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for more than 40 years, retiring from the University of Massachusetts Medical Center. O'Connor and his wife enjoyed their retirement at their home in Falmouth, Mass.
O'Connor was currently a parishioner of St. Stephen's Parish in Worcester and a former member of St. Mary's Parish in North Grafton.
He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Helen A. Grosh O'Connor; two children, James L. (Ann) O'Connor Jr., of Milford, and Susan (Steve) Martins, of Pittsburgh; a sister, Gertrude Kneeland, of Weston, Mass.; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by two sisters, Elizabeth "Betty" O'Connor and Frances Adamonis; and a brother, John J. O'Connor.
Visitation is from 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesday at Roney Funeral Home in North Grafton. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. at St. Stephen's Church in Worcester. Burial will follow at St. Philip's Cemetery in Grafton.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Stephen's Church, 357 Grafton St., Worcester, MA 01604.


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chopped fresh chives
1/4 cup
chopped fresh parsley
1 1/2 cups
sour cream
1/3 cup
plain yogurt
1 tablespoon
distilled white vinegar
1 teaspoon
dried tarragon
lemon, juiced
1 teaspoon
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It did not have any flavor.
we had fresh chives to use and had picked them in the woods! We did not use any yogurt or mayo. Just the sour cream , lemon juice and vinegar, garlic and chives. Used my little blender and it was awesome with celery and crackers!
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Change the mayo to miracle whip(salad dressing) and add some relish and this becomes a great tarter sauce for fish!
This is a keeper for those ingredients. I replaced the yogurt with cream cheese. It's great!
This was NOT very good. Had too much vinegar and lemon juice. Tried to doctor it, but I wasn't happy to serve it to our friends. Thanks for sharing.
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