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Bus pass medical data card designed by technology entrepreneur Christopher is trialled in Huntingdonshire
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A bus pass which contains personal medical data and could revolutionise care delivery in the UK is being trialled in the Huntingdon area.
The Cambridgeshire Care Card has been designed by technology guru Christopher Curry, best known for his work as co-founder of Cambridge-based Acorn Computers.
Volunteers are being sought from the Huntingdon area to take part in the pilot scheme which has had funding from the Department of Health.
Bus pass holders can add medical information to the card, such as blood group, medication and allergies, which could help to save lives by alerting medics and health care professionals who can access the information through a card reader.
Local GPs are also being recruited to the card scheme.
After the trial the card could be extended across the country to become the National Care Card as early as next year.
Mr Curry, who lives locally, has designed the card so it can store other information, such as details of friends and neighbours and can also alert helpers to feed pets if the cardholder is taken into hospital.
Cambridgeshire County Council, Cambridge University Health Partners and General Information Systems Ltd are partners in the trial.
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly welcomed the trial, saying: "I was very pleased to meet recently with the designers and promoters of this project.
"This is an excellent scheme with great prospects for improving the delivery of care services."
He said: "The advantage of this scheme is that any holder of a bus pass may choose to upgrade it to add a series of data fields and applications that will allow the same card to be used for many new services."
Mr Djanogly said the card would enable people to have more control of their data.
He said: "The feedback I have had is that older people like having their medical details on a card in case of emergency.
"As the cardholder base grows, the members will be able to exercise a powerful joint influence on the growing issue of care delivery."
The Care Card system is part of a plan by Mr Curry to empower retired people and he is developing a community interest company called Bluefish which will provide services built on the "mental capital" of older people.
Information about joining the trial is available from 0794 992 7912 and www.camcarecard.com .


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A new alert system should warn Ubuntu users via micro-blogging about potentially harmful updates.
In theory it should not happen, but in practice it occurs over and over: a particular package from Ubuntu's archives causes undo problems for many Ubuntu users. One example was in 2006 when an update disturbed the X server and left many users with a black screen after a reboot.
On the ubuntu-devel mailing list, Ubuntu's Robbie Williamson announced that he would taking measures to deal with such situations more effectively. The Twitter and Identi.ca microblogging services will handle through users subscribing to one of the following accounts:
The feeds will return an alert in case of a update problem. It will at least keep users from carrying through with the update until the issue has been fixed.
The effectiveness of the alert system will prove itself in practice, because its success depends on (a) how many Ubuntu users subscribe to Twitter or Identi.ca and (b) how many will subscribe to the feed. Better yet is for Ubuntu developers to thoroughly test updates to prevent the issues in the first place.
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Attackers can compromise an Android phone just by sending a text message
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PC vendor will pre-install Ubuntu on portables in India.
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More embarrassment for Adobe's embattled multimedia tool
Security Problem in Firefox's NoScript Add-On
Mozilla's script blocker add-on could be putting malware sites on the whitelist.
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The Internet community officially banishes the notoriously unsafe Secure Sockets Layer protocol.
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The Obama White House has issued a memorandum telling all US government agencies they must use HTTPS for all websites and web communication.
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Comment Re:Satellites still need to be launched (Score 4, Funny) 237 237
Comment Re:Until you can prove them wrong (Score 1) 1359 1359
Comment Re:Beauacracy (Score 0) 322 322
Lobbyists already made the case for them, that's why they're law. If you want to get rid of them, you have to quit voting in the same corrupt politicians who are more than willing to spend money we don't have to make the socialists happy.
Comment Re:Online voting (Score 1) 166 166
unlike you, I'm pretty sure that parties exploit any opportunity they get to gain advantage.
What makes you think I don't believe parties will exploit any opportunity they get? I didn't say that. What I said was electronic voting has a great chance of fraud and the potential for abuse. It makes me wonder if you even read my comments. I'm all in favor of having a discussion on the topic, but please refrain from putting words in my mouth or jumping to conclusions.
Election fraud and vote fraud occur rather often around the world, with paper ballots. Electronic voting simply has a higher margin of fraud. As for being easier, that doesn't make it better, it just shows laziness and impatience.
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Comment Re:Online voting (Score 1) 166 166
I've seen a couple documents recently that make a compelling argument both for and against it having taken place in the Primaries. As I stated, I'm not convinced this has happened, but the plausibility of it is enough that I don't feel comfortable with an electronic voting system.
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Comment Re:Means a perfectly priced IPO. (Score 1) 471 471
What we're seeing is the beginning of a market correction that will adjust the price to a real world value. The underwriters can only support it's value in the market for so long before they are no longer able to keep the artificial value where it's at.
At $38, Facebook's price-to-earnings ratio was more than four times Google's. Google's posting revenue and profit than were 10 times higher than Facebook. Google also had a long term strategic plan for the money they raised from their IPO. As far as I know Facebook had no public plan for the use of the funds raised during the IPO, it seemed more like a get rich plan for the people (and banks) who held stock.
Long term I'm sure Facebook will rebound in the market, but it's going to be months before the actual price of the stock has been determined by the market and we know for sure.
Comment Re:Stumbles? (Score 1) 423 423
Comment Re:What a moronic conclusion (Score 4, Informative) 423 423
You can see time they've stepped in. During that flat line you can see they've stepped in 5 or 6 times in just 20 minutes.
Comment Re:Day 1 speculators do not define success (Score 1) 423 423
Whether an IPO is successful or not should not be judged by whether a day 1 speculator may a killing. Where the price goes in the coming months will define whether or not the IPO was successful.
That's very true. We're only looking at one day. We need to remember that as we're all discussing this. The next 30-60 days are going to give us a much better picture of how well the stock was valued when it went live on the market.
Comment Re:10% Negative? That's a CRASH! (Score 2) 423 423
It needs to close at around $43 or $44 for the IPO to not be considered a failure.
Comment Re:It's stupid to compare to Facebook's profit (Score 3, Insightful) 423 423
Comment Re:Life on Mars (Score 1) 40 40
Some might say that money is wasted, but a great many technical advances were made in our quest to put a man on the moon.
Many people don't realize that we use those advances in everyday life. Tires, footwear and communication systems have all been drastically improved from what we learned on that quest. Those are just a few obvious changes, the first two are ones most people wouldn't even think about and there are hundreds of others. Will finding life on Mars change life here, yes. How? I don't know, but the big picture is so big that none of us are going to really see it until happens (if it happens?).
Comment Re:Just remember (Score 2) 403 403
You're also making the assumption that when we have outsourced we've been totally ignorant of what work they've done to accomplish the goal. When in reality we've often worked side by side with them working on the same project, following the same road map. Hiring someone to help doesn't mean handing the entire project off and have them do it for you, it means hiring someone to work with you (or at least it should). The point is that you have to treat them just like someone on the team who is sitting in the office next to you (it also means having a wife who doesn't get upset because you have a middle of the night conference call).


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Maternal Floor Infarction and Massive Perivillous Fibrin Deposition: Histological Definitions, Association with Intrauterine Fetal Growth Restriction, and Risk of Recurrence
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Maternalfloor infarction (MFI) is a poorly understood placental lesion reportedly associated with intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) and recurrence. In this study of MFI and the related placental disorder, massive perivillous fibrin deposition (MFD), semiquantitative histologic criteria for these diagnoses are defined and rates of IUGR and recurrence are assessed. Pathologic slides of 80 placentas diagnosed as MFI or MFD at the Brigham and Women's Hospital (1989–99) were reviewed and reclassified as classic MFI, transmural MFD, borderline MFD, or neither MFI or MFD. The prevalence of IUGR was determined, and placental slides from additional pregnancies were reviewed to evaluate recurrence. Among 25 cases originally diagnosed as MFI, 5 (20%) were reclassified by study criteria as classic MFI, 9 (36%) as transmural or borderline MFD, and 11 (44%) as neither lesion. Among 55 cases originally diagnosed as MFD, 27 (49%) were reclassified as transmural or borderline MFD, 4 (7%) as classic MFI, and 24 (44%) as neither lesion. IUGR was identified in no case with classic MFI, in 31% of cases with transmural or borderline MFD (P = 0.02), and in 11% of cases with neither lesion. Recurrence was documented in 1 of 7 (14%) second- or third-trimester placentas. Possible recurrence was suggested in 3 of 6 (50%) first-trimester spontaneous abortion specimens. Classification of intraplacental fibrin is subjective and problematic; almost half of potential cases of MFI or MFD did not fulfill our study's diagnostic criteria. MFD may be more common and more strongly associated with IUGR than classic MFI. Recurrence of these lesions appears to be infrequent among second- and third-trimester placentas, but may be relatively common in first-trimester spontaneous abortions.
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- Maternal Floor Infarction and Massive Perivillous Fibrin Deposition: Histological Definitions, Association with Intrauterine Fetal Growth Restriction, and Risk of Recurrence
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Pediatric and Developmental Pathology
Volume 5, Issue 2 , pp 159-164
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- 2002-03
- 10.1007/s10024001-0195-y
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- 1093-5266
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Key words: maternal floor infarction, perivillous fibrin deposition, intrauterine growth restriction, recurrence, semi-quantitative histologic criteria
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- Philip J. Katzman (1)
- David R. Genest (1)
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- 1. Department of Pathology, Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 300 Longwood Avenue, Boston, MA 02115, USA, USA


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Andy Ricker's 'Carrot Cake'
I ate at Andy Ricker's Ping a couple of times right when they opened in 2009. The food was a little hit and miss, but one dish was spot-on every time: the carrot cake. Not to be confused with the American dessert, Ricker's carrot cake is actually made from daikon and rice flour, and is sort of like Southeast Asian gnocchi. The dumpling-like cakes come stir-fried in a slightly sweet soy and garlic sauce, scrambled with eggs, bean sprouts, and cilantro. More


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I am just wondering what your typical catfish setup looks like. Rod, reel, line, and all that good stuff.
I am just wondering what your typical catfish setup looks like. Rod, reel, line, and all that good stuff.
I run a two rod setup, first rod is a Shakespear heavy action ugly stick with a Quantum open face reel with 20 lb big cat line the second is my favorite, I run a Shakespear heavy action ugly stick with an Abu Garcia 6500 C3 baitcaster reel with 30 lb big cat line.
2, 6' Shakespeare Ugly Sticks.
2, Abu Garcia 5600s.
Line varies.
I run 2 7' Ugly Sticks
Both abu 5600's
50lb Spider on one
20lb XL line on the other
I run circles hooks on both rigs, and the weith varries on the weather and distance.
I try to use as little weight as possible.
6'9" MH Abu Garcia Muskie Rod
6600 Abu with 65# Power Pro
9' Surf Rod (Flatties)
Daiwa Saltwater Spinning with #65 Power Pro
Around (4) very large spinning reels [remember you get what you pay for] ... (4) very nice sturdy one-piece rods , I despise two-piece rods for big Cat , they have that ever so special "breaking point" that if it hasn't happened to you yet , it's only a matter of time ...I am just wondering what your typical catfish setup looks like. Rod, reel, line, and all that good stuff.
I also have (2) PENN 309's that are placed on again one-piece Glass Cat St Croix rods that I bought at the boat show quite a few years back that are extremely strong and unlike many I prefer rods with a very strong backbone rather than rods with flex , I do most of my fishing in the Missouri River and none of the gear I mentioned above has ever done we wrong , however it took quite awhile to learn what gear works best while chasing large Cat at the River ...
A big Blue or a big Flathead can & will destroy many setups merely because no matter what you choose to go with , I'm a very big believer in that if you muscle a big Cat too much , "something will always give" ...
I have two baitrunner type spinner reels, pretty big, on 9' Berkley rods and then I have a Abu 6500 and 7000 on Catfish Ugly Sticks, 7' and 8'. I use the baitcasters more, but I like the spinners too.
Can you legally catch and cut up a bluegill for bait when fishing in Nebraska?
Yes, you may. But not on any lake where there is already a length limit in place on bluegills. Fortunately, there is no a length limit in place on bluegills on most lakes in Nebraska. Please consult your current NGPC fishing guide for details!
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Penn 209 on Ugly Stick Catfish baitcast rod.
Quantum Catalyst 40PTi Inshore on Ugly Stick Catfish spinning rod.
Ugly stick lite med action
6500c3 garcia bait caster
Stealth spider wire 4/15 or 6/20
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Abu Garcia baitcasters. Need to replace my favorite 6500. Aslo have a 5600, a 7000, a 5000, a nice old Pfleuger. match these reels to a varety of rods. I used to use nice sturdy muskie sticks and still do sometimes, but have really taken a liking to the 7.5' Scheels trolling rods.
Super limber tip but lots of backbone. The limber tip helps the circle hook rotate easier and I beleve reduces the chance of tearing the hook out of a fish's mouth. I've got Okuma Magda DX20 baitcasters on these rods and the clickers are really loose but loud which I like too. Sometimes clickers let out line way too hard and I believe smaller fish (25"-29") can feel that resistance. (When a bigger cat hammers the bait it doesn't make much difference though). I've got 30# Spiderwire on these reels.
These are nice rigs because I can troll and still fish for cats with the same setup and not give much away in either scenario.
PS: If you like your rigs, make sure to secure them quickly and securely or you will lose one sooner or later. In my case it happened last year and it was a $200 lesson.
"We subscribe to the idea that there's no such thing as failure. There's just giving up. We do not give up. We are relentless." -- The Edge, U2
I have 4 catfish rigs.
1 Shakespeare Tidewater with 25lb "Big Cat" on it... stuck on a 8' Berkley Reflex rod. (with 30lb braided leader)
1 Cabelas King Cat 7' outfit with 20lb Cajun line. (With 30lb braided leader)
1 6 1/2' Whuppin Stick with a Sedonna with 14lb Trilene Smooth casting
1 6 1/2 that I dont remember, with 14lb test line.
Very wise words ...PS: If you like your rigs, make sure to secure them quickly and securely or you will lose one sooner or later. In my case it happened last year and it was a $200 lesson.
i have two big cat poles that i use for tourneys and pleasure fishing,
1, 6'6 heavy action fenwick jig with blue runner spinning reel, wrapped with 100 Lb. spider wire.
1, 6,6 heavy action whuppin salt stick with depthmaster reel, and 50 pound big game line.
I like the Catmaxx rods at BPS with there Spinning reels and I have an 12' ugly stick heavy action spinning rod I have to use 2 piece just for the simple fact of transportation. These are the rods I use in the summer for my cattin I have a few others that are suppose to be for blue fishing but I haven't got out to try them out yet.
Spiderman 2.5' w/ 4LB test, now THATS a challenge! :zclap: :zgoofey:
Willows cut in 7' lenths, 150# braided masons twine 6-10" long, 2 hooks medium size, and for the weight four links of 3/8" chain. Total cost about a buck, and every bit as effective as the fancy stuff ............JIM
Bo, I didn't hear the story about you loseing a rig. A big cat? I lost two, and about a month later, a fellow angler returned one to me. A month in a sand pit sure plugs up a reel.
To answer the question, I have about 20 rigs of all ranges and sizes. The 7000 C4's with a clicker are sure nice.Cats up to 15#'s I like to take on an ultra light with 4#. I think the only way this is possible is that I have more line on my reel than the pond is in size. Although, I did catch a 32"er at Cedar Bluffs (near Hayes KS) two years ago on the ultra lite. I was fishing for crappie when he hit. I think the key is go have line in excellent condition, a good knot, and a smooth reel. If you can stay away from the snags, you'd be surprized what is possible.
About 11:30 PM at Wagontrain. My father in law was tossing a topwater bait because something very large kept swirling by the boat. Well one of the hooks from the topwater bait caught the line on one of my cat rigs as he was casting and we had a huge tangle but no rods overboard at this point.. I was helping him pick it out when all of a sudden we hear "clunk, splash." Just that quick. In the confusion I had forgotten to put on my clicker on the other rod and had not put the rod in a rod holder.Originally Posted by Bad Boy
It just blows me away how quickly a cat will take a rod and reel into the drink, and it doesn't even have to be a big cat. That cat might have been 8-10 pounds at most and he took that rig overboard in a split second.
"We subscribe to the idea that there's no such thing as failure. There's just giving up. We do not give up. We are relentless." -- The Edge, U2
I use Eagle Cat Claw M/H 8 foot poles. Zebco 888 wit 25# berkley big game and a large Shakespeare spinner with the same line. Those are just for cats. I always take an extra pole or two. Light rigs to catch bait, and carp. Catching a large carp on a light rig gives me a huge adrenaline rush!
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me to do.
In 2005, and again this year, all my cats came on 9-ft., 5-wt. flyrods. But the big uglies are in for some serious trouble next year. I found a source for flies that look exactly like rabbit poop, and Santa is bringing me an 8-wt. outfit.
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It Should Be Stopped
people are cruel they make poor animals race so people can enjoy them and bet and gamble too. why do they do it why, how would they feel if there pet is abused if the even have a heart to care a bit. hens are kept in cages continusley laying eggs so who can make a fortune, the farmes some arnt even farmes everone should eat free ragened eggs even if they are a bit expiencive plus it supports animal rights and taste better when the hen was not depressed but happy and content. ANIMAL CRUELTY SHOULD BE STOPPED
I completely agree!
My neighbor has two greyhounds and one in particular came from an abusive past and it took her a while to overcome the damage it did on her...

These are retired racers and to hear about how they were treated after they were retired troubles me...I don't know how anyone can have a heart for animals and treat them the way racers are treated.
I couldn't agree more. I have 3 rescued dogs that were beaten, starved and burned before I got them and every day when they look at me I see the appreciation in there eyes and I feel that they have nor will they ever forget what I did for them.


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Patrick Hruby has an article up on The Postgame that pretty much talks about how the Marlins are spending and likely to get rich off the taxpayers' dime without any reciprocation. If I were a Florida taxpayer, I'd be pretty pissed off about this.
So the Marlins are spending money that isn't actually theirs
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I was able to borrow this pedal for a few days & use it along side my other pedals. 3 knobs gives it a lot of adjustability.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 16, 2003 Three U.S. soldiers were injured in two separate incidents Jan. 15 in Afghanistan.
Two special operations soldiers were injured at about 11:15 a.m. local Afghan time when a homemade bomb blew up under the vehicle they were riding in. A second bomb exploded and damaged another vehicle, but caused no injuries. A third, undetonated device was also found, a military spokesman in Bagram said.
The explosions occurred roughly 50 miles northeast of Jalalabad. The injured soldiers were taken to the U.S. Army hospital at Bagram Air Base, treated for minor injuries and released.
Another U.S. soldier was shot in the stomach at Kandahar Air Field shortly before 5 p.m. local time. Officials said the incident was not due to hostile fire, but released no further details.
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The best Oscar opening numbers all in one place. With the 2013 Oscars on everybody's mind (Jennifer Lawrence vs. Jessica Chastain! Lincoln vs Argo! Daniel Day Lewis vs. no one!), it's time to look back on some of the best Academy Awards opening sequences as we ponder what 2013 Oscar host Seth MacFarlane (a 2013 Oscar nominee for Best Original Song from Ted) has up his sleeve for this year's Oscar opening skit.
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Alfa Romeo Gloria concept announced for Geneva
Was jointly developed with students at IED Turin
Alfa Romeo has released the first details about the Gloria concept, ahead of its debut at the Geneva Motor Show.
Jointly developed with students at the European Design Institute (IED) of Turin, the Gloria is a stylish sedan that is designed to appeal to Asian and American consumers. As such, it has sleek design with a prominent grille, a long hood and slender LED headlights. There's also curvaceous bodywork, a contrasting roofline and 20-inch OZ Racing wheels. Overall, the model measures 4700mm long, 1920mm wide and 1320mm tall with a wheelbase that spans 2900mm.
It remains unclear if the concept is equipped with an engine, but Alfa Romeo says it has been designed to accommodate a "state-of-the-art V6" or a twin-turbo V8.
The company will also launch an iPad app that allows users to select between five different body colors and wheel choices. The latter were developed by students as part of an OZ Racing project.
Gloria: IED concept for Alfa Romeo
At the 83rd Geneva Motor Show, the European Design Institute (IED) of Turin is presenting the world première of 'Gloria', the concept by the Master in Transportation Design in collaboration with the Alfa Romeo Style Centre. The prototype represents the sports spirit and Italian style of a brand with powerful international appeal, whose products have brought the beauty of Italian design into the wider world. It was 1966 when the Spider Duetto in the film The Graduate reinforced the mythical image of the car manufacturer in the United States. Today, the 'Gloria' concept is intended as another international challenge, again looking overseas, to the American and Asian markets.
The European Design Institute of Turin, thanks to the support of and vicinity to the Fiat-Chrysler EMEA Design Center, has had the opportunity of 'training' its young car designers on the subject of: "conceiving an Alfa Romeo saloon to communicate to the American and Asian markets". In effect, the saloon remains a symbol of elegance and prestige for these markets, associated with the idea of comfortable space both at the front and the rear, expressed by the length of the model. In particular, the Alfa Romeo Style Centre participated with passion in the various phases of the project: from the product brief to the brand's historic collection, and from the first style proposals up to the development, in clay, of the model in 1:1 scale.
"We asked the students in the Master programme to give us their completely independent interpretation of a new Alfa Romeo saloon," states Lorenzo Ramaciotti, Head of Fiat & Chrysler Design. "During development, we commented, discussed and guided the projects in order to get the most from their spontaneous expressions of creativity. The result was stimulating and marked by professional and creative excellence."
4700 mm long, 1920 mm wide, 1320 mm high and with a wheelbase of 2900 mm, ' Gloria' is a sports saloon with decisive lines that run down the side to the rear end. It would be propelled by a state-of-the-art V6 or V8 biturbo engine on the road. The bonnet powerfully evokes the Alfa Romeo shield through the lines of the car, which highlight the three-dimensional aspects of its form. The leather strips at the front recall the memorable leather straps for the luggage compartments of the brand's historic cars.
'Gloria' springs from the work of twenty students on the Master programme (2011/2012 academic year) from both Italy and other countries and cultures. The concept is the result of a process that simulated a real work situation: from the brief of the Alfa Romeo Style Centre and the style research up to the twenty design proposals developed in 1:4-scale clay models. From all the models, the one that corresponded most closely to the initial brief provided by Alfa Romeo was chosen. The entire class of students, divided into groups but highly involved and motivated, then worked on the final project in full scale.
"The possibility of developing a concept car in collaboration with the Alfa Romeo Style that we were offered was a great opportunity to demonstrate that the IED is, first of all, an Italian school that aims to generate beauty," states César Mendoza, Director of IED, Turin. "What better brand than Alfa Romeo to teach our students how form and volume can convey strong emotions, fuelling the desire to design a car? The passion that the brand evokes had a powerful impact on the students and teaching staff, allowing them to push themselves within tight deadlines to achieve the final delivery of a project which was unquestionably complex. Today, the European Design Institute is proud to represent Italian teaching excellence internationally."
The 'Master of Arts in Transportation Design - work experience' is a highly specialised educational course, which prepares skilled automotive professionals who can tackle the world of work thanks to an ongoing relationship with style centres and companies. In fact, the model was created thanks to the contribution of Cecomp, 2013 main sponsor and an important enterprise in the area which has collaborated with the Institute in prototyping processes for many years.
Having reached its tenth attendance at Geneva, for 2013 the European Design Institute offers the possibility of experiencing at the stand the integration of the full-scale model with augmented reality. The concept will be reproduced on the iPad in a virtual environment, where it will be possible to interact with it, choosing between five models of rims and five body colours to try out, replacing the real ones. The five rims are the result of a teaching project developed in collaboration with OZ Racing who, as sponsor of the Gloria's 20" rims, asked the Master students to design a series of proposals. Five of these were selected for the virtual interactivity. The five rims will also feature in a kind of talent contest that IED and OZ Racing will launch at the stand via the app and on the web to decide the winning project, with the most interesting design.


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May 30, 2007
UPDATE -- Five University of New Mexico athletes saw their names appear on the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships declaration list released on Tuesday. Sophomore javelin thrower Katie Coronado received an at-large bid, joining automatic qualifiers Ariel Burr (400m), Jeremy Johnson (10,000m), Timmie Murphy (5,000m) and Jarrin Solomon (400m). All five will be making their first trip to the national championship meet, which will be held June 6-9 in Sacramento, Calif.
In seventh-year head coach Matt Henry's final season at UNM, the Lobos will have their largest group at the NCAA Championships since 1990. The previous high under Henry was three qualifiers in 2005.
The New Mexico men have sent two athletes to the national meet each year since 2004 and have had a representative at the outdoor championships for five straight seasons - the longest streak since a six-year run from 1982-87. The Lobos had one men's qualifier (1998 and 2000) between 1993-2002.
The UNM women, meanwhile, have their best representation at the outdoor championships since 1990 when four athletes qualified for the NCAA meet. The Lobos had one woman (thrower Amanda Barnes in 2005) advance to the outdoor championships over the past three years.
All five of the 2007 participants are products of New Mexico high schools. Johnson (Manzano) and Solomon (La Cueva) are from Albuquerque, while Burr (Carrizozo) and Coronado are from the southeast part of the state. Murphy hails from Farmington in northwest New Mexico. Under Henry, 12 of the Lobos' 15 individual NCAA qualifiers (indoor/outdoor) have been in-state products, including All-Americans Matt Gonzales (Santa Fe) and Robert Caldwell (Socorro).
2007 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships - UNM Qualifiers
Jr. Ariel Burr (Carrizozo HS/Carrizozo, N.M.) - 400m (prelims at 7:20 p.m. on June 6)
- First UNM woman to qualify for NCAA Championships in the 400 meters
- First women's sprinter to qualify for nationals since 1990
- UNM indoor/outdoor 400m record holder
- Five-time all-Mountain West Conference, 2007 MWC indoor champion
- Two-time Academic all-MWC honoree and a MWC Scholar-Athlete award winner
So. Katie Coronado (Ruidoso HS/Ruidoso, N.M.) - Javelin (qualifying at 7 p.m. on June 7)
- Second UNM woman to qualify for NCAA Championships in the javelin along with All-American Sarah Nicholsen (1996-97)
- Was one of the last athletes left out of the NCAA javelin field in 2006
- Two-time all-Mountain West Conference, 2007 MWC Champion
- UNM javelin record holder
- Academic all-MWC honoree
Sr. Jeremy Johnson (Arizona/Manzano HS/Albuquerque, N.M.) - 10,000m (finals at 9 p.m. on June 7)
- Second distance runner to qualify under Matt Henry, along with two-time 10,000-meter All-American Matt Gonzales (2003-04)
- Also qualified in the 5,000, but will focus on the 10K at the national meet
- Five-time all-Mountain West Conference (2006-07)
- Competed at UNM as a true freshman during the 2002-03 cross country/track seasons, then transferred to Arizona (2003-04) before returning to New Mexico...Sat out the 2005-06 seasons due to NCAA transfer rules...Has one season of cross country eligibility remaining
- Two-time Academic all-MWC honoree, MWC Scholar-Athlete Award winner
Sr. Timmie Murphy (Farmington HS/Farmington, N.M.) - 5,000m (semifinals at 10:30 p.m. on June 6)
- First UNM women's distance runner to qualify for NCAA Championships since All-American Tangi Galloway (1996-97)
- Second UNM woman to compete in the 5,000 at outdoor championships and first since 1994
- Also qualified in the 10,000, but will focus on the 5K at the national meet
- 2006 NCAA Cross Country Championships qualifier
- Two-time all-Mountain West Conference in track, two-time first team all-MWC in cross country
- UNM indoor 3,000m record holder
Jr. Jarrin Solomon (La Cueva HS/Albuquerque, N.M.) - 400m (prelims at 7 p.m. on June 6)
- First UNM man to qualify for the NCAA Championships in the 400 since 1991
- First sprinter in program history from a New Mexico high school to qualify for the national meet
- Nine-time all-Mountain West Conference, 2007 MWC outdoor 400 champion and led UNM to MWC indoor 4x400 relay title in `07
- Son of Michael Solomon - the Lobos' last All-American in the 400 (1976)...Michael was a two-time All-American, the 1977 NCAA indoor 600-yard champion and a two-time Olympian (1976 & '80) for Trinidad & Tobago
- Alternate for the Trinidad & Tobago national team last summer at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games in Cartagena, Columbia
- Primarily a soccer player in high school...three-time all-state defender who was recruited to play at North Carolina...only started training full-time in track during his first semester of college
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Hello, and Welcome to the sixth episode of TheReviewCast Podcast.
Join your new host MixedUpzombies with Sinoda, Monochromaticx and the16bitrobot as they go through four games this week.
The show has changed as we move into 2012 and AJ and Slixshot have left.
This Week We Have:
Hard Reset
Amy Demo
Asura's Wrath Demo
Super Mario 3D Land
Intro: Pokémon Red Version 'Battle for the Badge' [Battle (VS Gym Leader)] by Fishy
Midtro:Operator Plays a Little Ping Pong by Terry Scott Taylor
Outro: Super Mario RPG 'Booster Tarantino' OC ReMix [And My Name's Booster] by djpretzel
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 30, 2007 Though it's still in its early stages, the surge operation in Bagdad is showing positive results, the Joint Staff's deputy director for operations said here today.
Army Maj. Gen. Michael D. Barbero said attacks against Iraqi civilians are down about 20 percent, and civilian deaths are down 30 percent nationwide. In Baghdad, attacks against civilians are down 20 percent, with deaths down 50 percent.
Attacks using explosively formed projectiles are also down, from 38 in December to 22 this month, though the number of attacks against coalition forces has remained constant, Barbero said.
The Iraqi public also shows increasing signs of support, the general said.
Officials measure the support from polling data and from the number of tips they receive from Iraqi citizens, he explained. The number of tips is increasing.
"On 24 March, a tip from inside Sadr City led Iraqi and coalition forces to a cache inside Sadr City of more than 450 deadly anti-tank mines," Barbero said. The general said he considers the raid especially important because Sadr City is a stronghold of support for radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr's militia.
He cited polling data taken March 16-22 that indicates the Iraqi people are beginning to see results. The data shows Iraqis "are hoping the security plan will last and (that it is) showing signs of improvement. Iraqis are expressing greater confidence in the security plan and in their security forces."
The general said people now are more concerned about basic needs such as electricity, water and sewage treatment rather than security.
The surge is designed to provide security and reduce violence in Baghdad to levels that will allow the Iraqi leadership to make political progress, he said. Barbero acknowledged that while the operation is off to a good start, problems remain.
High-profile attacks, especially those using suicide vests and vehicle bombs, have increased by about 30 percent, but they are less effective now, he said, crediting "increased and more effective security."
While it is too early for rejoicing, the general said, but he noted that Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government continues to fulfill its promises under the new security plan. The security plan calls for five U.S. brigades to be in place when it's fully implemented.
The trends in Iraq are positive, Barbero said, and coalition and Iraqi forces are working to stay ahead of the enemy.
"We're seeing an enemy who is trying to make a statement and reacting to our operation, which is just … about six weeks old," he said. "Only two of the brigades are on the ground, so we have a ways to go."


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I grew up in Tigard in the 70's-80's, and The Joy theater was the only theater my friends and I could easily walk or ride our bikes to, so we went often. Saw my very first theatrical release there, along with many, many more movies over the years.
Used to be able to get in for .50-1.00 for a double feature, and you could stay as long as you wanted and watch all day. Another buck or two would get you an endless soda and an all you could eat popcorn. As a kid back then, it didn't get much better than that. Lots of good times and good memories of The Joy. Glad to see it back in action. I hope the current incarnation is successful.
Well, actually....no.
Mass market, bandwagon creating, popularity contest winning "dream" teams that are well over the salary cap can still purchase a championship just fine, like always. Same old, same old. No "changes" here.
So, you heard a scream that you yourself described as "When you hear a woman scream like that, you know something is wrong", yet you did nothing? Then, TWENTY minutes later, you heard a car take off quickly and STILL did nothing.
I don't even know what to say....
185th and Walker is Hillsboro?
Crack whacked her.
I enjoy the show and love the setting (of course), but I don't understand why any of the Wesen would fear a Grimm.
The only advantages he has are the books and weapons his Aunt left, and they're in a trailer on the waterfront. Other than that, he's just a regular joe. An armed detective, sure, but still just a normal human who can't really just shoot any creature he sees. Obviously he can't carry around an arsenal of monster fighting weapons with him at all times, but it sure would be cool if he had SOME sort of edge over all the creatures besides just being able to see them as they truly are.
If I was a blutbad, or just about any other creature they've had on the show so far, I sure as hell wouldn't be intimidated or frightened by a regular human.
My girlfriend enjoys the show, and I am usually nearby when she watches it.
There have been a few sketches that made me chuckle, but for the most part, I find the show to be painfully, embarrassingly and unintentionally unfunny.
I visited here in August, and you have to see this place to totally appreciate it. It's truly and uniquely cool. The layout and decor reminds me a bit of McMenamin's Grand Lodge, but smarter and cozier. We didn't eat in the restaurant, but it looked, smelled, and sounded wonderful. We did spend quite a bit of time in the clever and quirky gift shop, though, and purchased a few things. It's one of a kind. Very much enjoyed my visit.
Without a doubt it was the best thing about that area of Newport.
Scola is a hack and a Laimbeer level cheap shot artist. He was repeatedly hacking Love on the previous possession, and getting away with it. Karma came around. He got what he deserved.
Thank you, Kevin Love.
The world desperately needs more people like this in it. I tip my cap to you, good sir.
You couldn't be more right.
What's that? Yet ANOTHER violent crime and massive taxpayer burden caused by yet ANOTHER non-English speaking, illegal immigrant?
I am shocked...
Illegals. Again.
It sure seems that way, ChiefJo.
I guess articulate, well thought out, civil, and on topic responses aren't welcome.
Maybe if I'd misspelled every other word, sworn like a sailor, and exhibited some unabashed racism, I would have had my comments posted.
I won't be trying again.
Adios, Oregon Live
I wonder why my post was deleted/denied twice.
Bankruptcy soon to follow.
Wow, I was quoted in an article. How cool.
TV Sidenote: Watch American Horror Story, people! If you haven't seen it yet, find it online somewhere and start at the beginning before it gets too much farther along.
I had been anxiously awaiting the premiere of Terra Nova ever since I heard about the concept and the creators. It seemed guaranteed to be something I would enjoy.
I therefore was a bit upset when I finally sat down to watch and only made it about 35 minutes in before being forced to turn it off.
I found it to be embarrassingly awful in almost every respect. Not only did I not care about any of the badly written and poorly acted main characters, I found myself actively rooting for something horrible to happen to all of them.
I predict a massive and extremely expensive FLOP that won't last 2 seasons.
Don't forget he's also 10 years older, supergeezer. The choice of Cruise is ludicrous and an insult to fans.
By casting Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher, the filmmakers have insured that no one who likes the books will be paying to see this movie.
"Reacher's size in the books is a metaphor for an unstoppable force, which Cruise portrays in his own way," said Child, in answer to fans who felt Cruise might be too diminutive for the role.
Yeah, uhm....His size in the books isn't a freaking "metaphor" for anything. He's IS an unstoppable force BECAUSE he's a giant freaking badass. THAT'S WHY IT'S COOL!
Translation: Child sold the film rights for a boatload of cash, and signed an agreement that he wouldn't say anything bad about the film, no matter how abysmal it's now certain to be.
I don't care that you "sold out", Child. It's actually kind of the goal, so I can't fault you for doing the same thing I would have done. Hell, most writers would kill or die to score a film deal like that, so good on you, mate. Just don't lie to the fans and insult our intelligence, okay? You know as well as the rest of us that Tom Cruise was an ridiculously laughable casting choice.
Ha! Cowboy up? That's the best you've got, Whiner? Swing and a miss from the Fabulous Internet Tough Guy, folks.
I DO encounter many annoying things, such as yourself, in my life, but you couldn't be more wrong in thinking that there's nothing I can do about it. There's always SOMETHING that can be done.
Did my previous post perhaps hit a little too close to home? Did you have to sit by the fat, loud, smelly, obnoxious loser on the bus today, or did someone else have to sit by YOU?
As much as I enjoyed your wild and uninformed speculation and completely misguided rancor, you couldn't be more mistaken. I own an above average vehicle that is less than 5 years old and paid in full, and I've used Tri-Met, by choice, all of once in the last 20 years.
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Background:: Diabetic foot is considered as one of the most devastating chronic complications of diabetes mellitus due to the large number of cases that eventually require amputation. In the present study, we aimed to assess the quality of life of patients with diabetes and foot ulcers compared to that of patients with diabetes but without foot ulcers.
Methods:: An analytical, cross-sectional, controlled, and comparative study of patients who visited 2 wound clinics in São Paulo was performed. Fifty patients with diabetes mellitus but without foot ulcers were selected as the control group and 50 patients with diabetes and foot ulcers were selected as the study group. The Short Form-36 Health Survey (SF-36) questionnaire was used to assess the quality of life. Patients were included consecutively in the same order that they visited the clinic.
Results:: The mean SF-36 score was 69.38 ± 21.90 in the control group and 30.34 ± 14.45 in the study group (P < 0.001). Mean scores across all SF-36 domains were lower in the study group than in the control group (P < 0.001).
Conclusions:: Patients with diabetes and foot ulcers experience changes in the quality of life in the physical, social, and psychoemotional domains.
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By Pam LeBlanc, Austin American-Statesman : November 2, 2012 : Updated: November 3, 2012 2:38pm
Photo By Jack Dempsey/HOEP
The folks at Arapahoe Basin Ski Resort in Colorado have added a conveyor lift on the bunny slope and a new terrain park designed for beginners.
Photo By Jack Dempsey/HOEP
In this photo provided by Colorado Ski Country USA, a skier carves a turn in the snow during opening day at Arapahoe Basin Ski Resort Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012, in Arapahoe Basin, Colo. Arapahoe Basin is the first resort in North America to open for the season. (AP Photo/Colorado Ski Country USA, Jack Dempsey)
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At the top of the Alice-in-Wonderland trails, Winter Park Resort. (MCT)
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Two skiers catch their breath at Snowmass' high point, the Cirque - elevation 12,510 feet. (MCT)
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Private lessons help beginners get a head start, Steamboat Ski Resort. (MCT)
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Zach Kinler of Crested Butte, Colo., lays down fresh tracks in powder snow at Crested Butte Mountain Resort.
Photo By Alain Grosclaude/Agence Zoom/Stringer
SOLDEN, AUSTRIA - OCTOBER 27: (FRANCE OUT) Lindsey Vonn of the USA competes during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Women's Giant Slalom on October 27, 2012 in Solden, Austria. (Photo by Alain Grosclaude/Agence Zoom/Getty Images)
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If you need a break from the ski slopes, then dress up as Ullr the Norse God of Snow and head to the Ullr Fest in Breckenridge, Colo. There are plenty of family-friendly events to enjoy.
We might still be running around in shirt sleeves in Texas, but in Colorado, the snowflakes are flying.
If the thought of schussing down a mountain or snowshoeing through a glistening white landscape makes you giddy, start planning now. All across ski country, resorts are boasting about new runs, new terrain parks and new restaurants. We sifted through the news to bring you the highlights.
Breckenridge Resort
Breckenridge celebrates its 50th annual Ullr Fest, which features revelers in Viking helmets, a frying-pan-flinging competition, a massive parade and hot tubs gliding down Main Street. It all happens Jan. 6-12.
Vail Mountain
Vail marks its 50th birthday this year, too, and debuts a speedy new heated gondola (with WiFi, no less) to whisk guests to midmountain. It also unveils an edition of EpicMix, a social-media application that automatically tracks your vertical feet at Vail, Beaver Creek Resort, Breckenridge and Keystone resorts. Starting this year, it also lets you see how you stack up against world champion skier and Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn on designated race courses.
Another of Colorado's no-frills resorts, A-Basin adds a conveyor lift on the bunny slope and a new beginner-level terrain park.
Copper Mountain
Forget swinging through jungle treetops. Copper unveils the Alpine Rush zip line, where two guests can soar side by side above an ice skating rink at speeds up to 30 mph. While you're in Copper, pop by the U.S. Ski Team Speed Center, where America's top skiers get in their early-season downhill training each November.
Silverton Mountain
Adrenaline junkies should make a beeline to Silverton, which will open runs accessible only by hiking or by helicopter. Leave whiners (and beginners) at home. You'll have to rappel in or out of couloirs and big snowy aprons to reach these stashes.
Keystone Resort
All season long, children 12 and younger can ski or snowboard for free, with no blackout dates. To qualify, families must stay two or more nights at a Keystone property. Make sure the trip includes a visit to the world's largest snow fort and dinner at Der Fondue Chessel, where you can cluck along to the house polka band's nightly rendition of the "Chicken Dance."
Monarch Mountain
This throwback resort doesn't have any base lodging or snow-making equipment. What it does have is awesome snowcat skiing and a hike-to bowl. This year, its season pass expands to include entry to 33 resorts in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, California, Michigan, Arizona, North Carolina, British Columbia, Germany, Austria and Spain. We dare you to try to hit them all.
Wolf Creek
Besides a new race hut, this homey resort, which always seems to score more snow than any other resort in Colorado, opens an on-mountain espresso cafe and bar.
Winter Park Resort
Known for the mogul-studded Mary Jane area, Winter Park adds a four-lane Tube Park with a conveyor lift and a toasty new warming hut. Can you say "Bombs away"?
The posh and swanky Little Nell Hotel is showing off a complete remodel and reinvention of its restaurant. If you're into pampering (and heated boots), this is your place. The people-watching rocks, too.
With 230 acres of new terrain on Burnt Mountain, Snowmass becomes the second-largest ski area in Colorado, behind Vail. Your tongue will be flapping as you cruise its rolling meadows and glades. Then kick back at the new Elk Camp restaurant and sun deck.
Crested Butte
Look for renovations at the Paradise Warming House, then hitch a ride on the five zip lines, which stay open all winter.
Foodie alert: Telluride has a new on-mountain restaurant, Bon Vivant, and adds a private dining room to Tomboy Tavern.
Steamboat Springs
Get your cowboy on at Steamboat, where the 100th annual Winter Carnival, complete with an array of horse-drawn skiing contests and a slope-slide parade featuring a guy in a flaming costume, unfolds Feb. 6-10.


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The sculpture is part of Christian Philipp Müller's installation News and gifts.
Forms part of: Colin de Land collection, 1968-2008, bulk 1980-2003
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Citation: Colin de Land taking a photograph, 1995 Nov.
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The food is consistently good, along with the service. I have tried many different meals and sushi rolls from Satay and never been let down. The staff is also extremely friendly!
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I LOVE this place. Duck red curry is highly recommended, but it's all very good. Great value for quality fresh sushi as well.
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The pad thai is excellent, the lard nar is the best you'll have in this hemisphere, and the sushi is prepared exquisitely. You'll notice that I said to only order out, but that I gave the atmosphere a perfect score. The best part about dining in is that there is rarely a soul inhabiting the dining room. So, please support them with your money, but don't annoy me by taking up tables and being typical, loud chicago diners.
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only order delivery- but it is yummy, always get the fried rice and spicy crazy noodles and they are always great, with the sushi items on the menu, we often get miso soup or seaweed salads, so the variety of thai and japanese is a super fun combo! as far as bland goes, due to midwest peeps having bland-friendly tastebuds, I think you need to order things extra spicy (vs east or west coast).
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Lossless Bootleg Bonanza: Grateful Dead – Minneapolis, MN (02/02/69)
Grateful Dead
Labor Temple,
Minneapolis, MN
Download FLAC: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Download MP3@320: Part 1, Part 2
101-d1t01 – /Good// Morning, Little Schoolgirl
102-d1t02 – Stage Banter
103-d1t03 – Dark Star ->
104-d1t04 – St. Stephen ->
105-d1t05 – The Eleven//( ->)
106-d1t06 – //Death Don't Have No Mercy
107-d2t01 – Cryptical Envelopment ->
108-d2t02 – The Other One ->
109-d2t03 – Cryptical Envelopment ->
110-d2t04 – Turn on Your Love//light
–disc 1 total time–48:57–
–disc 2 totaltime–35:21–
–first few notes clipped off Schoolgirl
–small splice @ 2:02 in Schoolgirl
–tiny left channel dropout @ 3:07 in Schoolgirl
–digisnit @ 6:30 in Dark Star
–@ 7:01 in Dark Star: increased hiss in left channel due to low
original levels
–@ 2:46 in Eleven: left channel loses amplitude for several seconds
–cut near the end of Eleven; several minutes of Death Don't are lost
–splice in Lovelight @ 16:51
–some degradation for the last few minutes of Lovelight Sound Forge
was used to normalize, correct the pitch, and remove or lessen a
number of blemishes. Some small blemishes remain, though none
are offensive.
–Although the exact lineage of this recording is unknown, the sound
indicates no more than two analog generations before the transfer
to digital.
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Street Pig! Says:
February 20th, 2014 at 2:28 pm
Phenomenal show, if you don't have it and like vintage Grateful Dead, grab it! Jer is possessed!
DylanDave Says:
February 20th, 2014 at 4:17 pm
Interesting, got this one with different track splits, Charlie Miller transfer/master jan 2013
Recording Info:
SBD -> Cassette Master -> Cassette -> Dat (44.1k)
Transfer Info:
Dat (Tascam DA-20) -> Tascam SS-R05 -> Adobe Audition v3.0 ->
Samplitude Professional v11.2.1 -> FLAC
(2 Discs Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)
All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
January 1, 2013
— Disc change is seamless
— This is far from perfect but it's a lot better than it was
— Louie Louie tease following Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
— Bad cut from tape flip between The Eleven and Death Don't Have No Mercy
— Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction
I generally assume the Traders Den brand guarantees most recent/best source. Oh well only one way to find out, and if it is a 'duplicate' no harm done
Adam Says:
February 20th, 2014 at 6:18 pm
This was opening night at the Labor Temple, and the 2013 CM is definitely both superior in sound and more complete. Get it!
Mat Brewster Says:
February 20th, 2014 at 6:30 pm
Yep, my show source has that version too. Normally I go with Charlie Miller versions as they generally sound as good as anything you can get. Can't remember now why I went with this one. I think maybe I thought the miller version was missing songs but now that I'm looking at it they are just tracked differently.
Do let me know if the Miller sounds much better than this and I'll post the Miller one too.
Mat Brewster Says:
February 20th, 2014 at 7:50 pm
Thanks Adam. I should have known to trust Charlie Miller.
DylanDave Says:
February 21st, 2014 at 6:37 am
Lovely, informative radio interview with Mr Miller here for anyone interested
DylanDave Says:
February 21st, 2014 at 6:43 am
A bit more comprehensive here, i'm sure it will be very familiar already to the more serious Dead fans and collectors here, but for the more casual fans or alternatively the late starters like me
Tony Says:
February 21st, 2014 at 7:24 am
Cool links, thanks
Jersey Tom Says:
February 21st, 2014 at 10:21 am
love the early dead, so raw and dirty. thanks for posting all of this stuff


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ALGOA — Authorities arrested a patron at a video slot machine game room on a felony charge after accusing him of shooting at a fleeing robber.
Christopher Albert Arguijo, 34, of Alvin was charged with deadly conduct with a firearm and released from the Galveston County Jail on a $5,000 bond, sheriff's office spokesman Maj. Ray Tuttoilmondo said Friday.


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Singer and guitarist Greg Roberts is reached by phone as the band arrives in Ithaca, New York, a few hours before White Rabbits is scheduled to open for another Brooklyn-by-way-of-the-Midwest band, The National. Roberts, along with drummer Matt Clark and percussionist Jamie Levinson, grew up in Webster Groves. At 29, he's also the second-oldest member of the band, and recalls hanging out at the now-defunct Bastille's and playing in a few unremarkable high school bands as he says, "the same garage bands everybody plays in."
The members of White Rabbits met in Columbia while at college, which is where some of them, Roberts included, played in the aggressive punk outfit the Texas Chainsaw Mass Choir. That band enjoyed some regional success, though Roberts claims that it wasn't a band built to last.
"That was just something that we did for fun in college and it was a lot fun," he says. "And then we kinda lost interest in that. You get a little older and decide to stop screaming at the top of your lungs."
The move away from the loud, in-your-face sound of their old band led Roberts and company to start White Rabbits about three years ago. From the start, the band set out to be a pop band that told stories and one that highlighted melody and harmonies over noise and volume. The singer says that while pop music may be more accessible, it leaves the musicians a bit more exposed.
"Everybody deep down likes pop music," Roberts says. "For whatever reason, maybe 'cause it's kind of cathartic, people like to play loud and fast stuff. [But] it's nice to try pop music, which is scarier you can't hide behind a wall of noise."
The songs on Fort Nightly began to take shape in the year leading up to its recording. According to Roberts, the first batch of songs were inspired by a few sonic touchstones (second-wave ska, girl groups and British pop). As the songwriting process progressed, the band began to reference themselves, writing songs that fit, sonically and lyrically, with their earlier compositions.
"I feel like we started out that way we had certain reference points, but the later songs were based on the other songs we had written," Roberts explains. "We started using our songs as a reference point." The circular nature of the songwriting process yielded a surprisingly cohesive debut record, one that introduces a series of scenarios and characters amid infectious pop music.
The opening track, "Kid On My Shoulders," bounces along to a series of low-end piano runs, as slightly jagged guitars throw bursts of static over the calypso-flecked rhythm. By the time the band launches into the coda, it's clear that there's some serious pop-smithery at work here Roberts leads the band in repetition of the couplet "We held our tongues throughout it/Someday we'll laugh about it." The album's penultimate track, "Reprise," picks up this coda and places it in a new context: that of a 3 a.m. band rehearsal where a ragtime piano and ragged drum set guide a punch-drunk gaggle of singers through the lyrics.
Certainly the lyrical unity of songs such as "Kid on My Shoulders" and "Reprise" stick out on first listen, but the band reaches for an overarching unity in its lyrics, one that harkens to some of pop's most idiosyncratic songwriters. In fact, the White Rabbits recorded a hazy but inspired version of Randy Newman's "The Beehive State" for its live session on Daytrotter.com a choice that not only shows a deep knowledge of pop music, but reminds listeners that the sextet contains some of the finest stylists to emerge in this year's crop of new bands.
"Lyrically, Steve [Patterson, pianist and co-singer] and I looked to Randy Newman and Shane MacGowan of the Pogues as reference points for little vignettes, these kind of fictional first-person narrative songs," Roberts says. He appreciates the narrative distance that this type of songwriting allows, where it's less about the singer and more about the characters in the song. "I guess it's kind of easier to do that. You can be a little more tongue-in-cheek and a little more detached [like] Squeeze songs like 'Up the Junction' and these little kitchen-sink dramas that [Squeeze songwriters Chris] Difford and [Glenn] Tilbrook would write."
In listening to Fort Nightly, it's easy to see why the band gravitated to these songwriters, whose egoless lyrics keep the listener entranced in the world of the song. But Roberts also notes a few other key influences who the band looked to in the writing and recording process, such as Phil Spector, the Band and the Specials. The latter, the famed two-tone ska band from Coventry, England, left its mark on "March of the Camels," with syncopated guitar upstrokes and skittering hi-hats leading into a demented chorus of "ya-ya-ya's" in an obvious nod to the Specials' epic single "Ghost Town."
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