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POTSDAM By celebrating National Engineers Week, Clarkson University is basically giving itself a pat on the back.
Thats because engineering students make up more than half of the Potsdam campuss enrollment. Out of 3,018 undergraduates on campus, more than 1,600 are engineering students, said Goodarz Ahmadi, Dean of the Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering.
There are a couple hundred graduate students, too, he said. It is a major effort here. In the past we have done small-scale things, but we wanted to encourage them to do more and this really took off, with students doing most of the work.
This is the first week-long celebration at Clarkson; the school previously recognized National Engineers Week with one day of events, said Elisabeth A. Chipman, an engineering instructor.
It is the first time that weve tried to line up and link together the disparate activities that are going on on campus and make it a bigger celebration, she said. We learned there were a lot of things going on. They might serve to draw the engineering community out of their dorm rooms and get them involved.
The school uses the week as an opportunity to guide students who have not selected a discipline into one of the its nine engineering majors, said senior mechanical engineering major Shannon N. Wrede.
I remember being a freshman and having no idea which engineering major to pick, she said. I think we decided that a day was just not enough to get in everything we wanted students to know about each major.
Ms. Wrede said scavenger hunts hosted by the student groups will help underclassmen become acclimated to Clarksons Center for Advanced Materials Processing, or CAMP, where most of the engineering departments labs are housed.
It is great how every engineering major has come together and come up with clues, she said. It literally takes them through all of CAMP, it takes them through all the laboratories, they will be looking for certain offices. It gets them into the areas where they will be taking their classes.
The weeks activities, organized by discipline, were planned by the student groups.
Frack Action founder Julia Walsh, New Paltz, will present What the Frack?, a talk discussing the perils and potential for the exploration of natural gas deposits using hydraulic fracturing in New York, in the student center multi-purpose rooms Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Canadian violinist Adrian Anantawan will perform Friday at 4 p.m. in the CAMP Atrium. Mr. Anantawan, born without a right hand, will also discuss how rehabilitation engineering helped him develop into an acclaimed performer who has played in front of presidents, popes and at the opening ceremonies for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games.
He has a minor in bioengineering, that particular person is an expert in this area and an expert violinist, said Mr. Ahmadi. I am curious to see what he has to say.
The public, if interested, is welcome to any or all of the activities.
It is for anyone who wants to participate, especially if it is high school seniors and juniors interested in engineering, said Ms. Wrede. If they are interested I say come on over, our doors are open.
Today at 6 p.m., chemical engineering students will host a panel discussion at the Student Center Forum.
On Wednesday, mechanical and aeronautical engineering students will hold a paper airplane design competition in the CAMP Atrium from 1 to 5 p.m.
Thursday, electrical and computer engineering students will hold lab demonstrations and a panel discussion in CAMP 195 at 6 p.m.
Friday, the Center for Rehabilitation Science and Technology will present tours of the Nanoengineering and Biotechnology Laboratories Center, or NABLAB, from 1-2 p.m.
On Sunday, chemical engineering students are sponsoring a snow structure design and testing contest on the lawn bounded by Cheel Arena and CAMP at 10 a.m. Hot chocolate will be served after the event.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - People who rang in the New Year at Statler City were not disappointed this year.
Statler City owner, Mark Croce, said Wednesday that they learned from their mistakes at last year's Ice Ball.
This year revelers were treated to four live entertainers, two disc jockeys, fine dining, a champagne toast and most of all room to move and dance.
Last year the event marked the official reopening of the Statler and there were lots of complaints about long lines for food and drinks and no where to sit.
This year Croce said they put a limit on the number of tickets sold to prevent overcrowding. Croce said there was plenty of room this year and by the reviews on Facebook and Twitter people in attendance had a good time.
More than 4,000 people bought tickets to last year's event.
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Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunterby Seth Grahame-Smith
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Indiana, 1818. Moonlight falls through the dense woods that surround a one-room cabin, where a nine-year-old Abraham Lincoln kneels at his suffering mother's bedside. She's been stricken with something the old-timers call Milk Sickness. "My baby boy..." she whispers before dying. Only later will the grieving Abe learn that his mother's fatal affliction was actually the work of a vampire. When the truth becomes known to young Lincoln, he writes in his journal, "henceforth my life shall be one of rigorous study and devotion. I shall become a master of mind and body. And this mastery shall have but one purpose..."
Gifted with his legendary height, strength, and skill with an ax, Abe sets out on a path of vengeance that will lead him all the way to the White House.
While Abraham Lincoln is widely lauded for saving a Union and freeing millions of slaves, his valiant fight against the forces of the undead has remained in the shadows for hundreds of years. That is, until Seth Grahame-Smith stumbled upon The Secret Journal of Abraham Lincoln, and became the first living person to lay eyes on it in more than 140 years. Using the journal as his guide and writing in the grand biographical style of Doris Kearns Goodwin and David McCullough, Seth has reconstructed the true life story of our greatest president for the first time-all while revealing the hidden history behind the Civil War and uncovering the role vampires played in the birth, growth, and near-death of our nation.
"Following the success of his bestselling Pride and Prejudice and Zombies with another mlange of history and horror, Grahame-Smith inserts a grandiose and gratuitous struggle with vampires into Abraham Lincoln's life. Lincoln learns at an early age that his mother was killed by a supernatural predator. This provokes his bloody but curiously undocumented lifelong vendetta against vampires and their slave-owning allies. The author's decision to reduce slavery to a mere contrivance of the vampires is unfortunate bordering on repellent, but at least it does distract the reader from the central question of why the president never saw fit to inform the public of the supernatural menace. Grahame-Smith stitches hand-to-hand vampire combat into Lincoln's documented life with competent prose that never quite manages to convince." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
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Grahame-Smith's revision of a Jane Austen classic blew readers' minds and became an instant national bestseller. Now, the author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies tackles one of America's greatest presidents.
Seth Grahame-Smith's revision of a Jane Austen classic blew readers' minds and became an instant national bestseller. Now, he tackles our greatest president...
When Abraham Lincoln was nine years old, his mother died from an ailment called the milk sickness. Only later did he learn that his mother's deadly affliction was actually the work of a local vampire, seeking to collect a debt owed by Lincoln's father. When Abe learned the truth, he vowed revenge and kept one passion hidden throughout his life: the brutal elimination of all vampires. His valiant, bloody fight against the undead was all but lost to history, until Grahame-Smith stumbled upon The Secret Journal of Abraham Lincoln. Using the journal as his guide, Seth reconstructs Lincoln's life story and uncovers the role vampires played in the birth, growth, and near-death of our nation.
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The long-term goal of this research is to apply novel technology for detection of donor organ (allograft) rejection to improve patient outcomes following heart transplantation. The specific goal of this study is to determine whether daily monitoring of the transplant recipient's electrocardiogram (ECG) using a simple home device with transmission to an ECG Core Laboratory would provide an early biomarker for acute rejection. Despite routine immunosuppressant drug therapy, acute rejection is common, especially within the first 6 months following transplant surgery. To detect rejection, frequent endomyocardial biopsies of heart tissue are performed. An endomyocardial biopsy is a costly and invasive procedure performed in a hospital cardiac catheterization laboratory that has associated risks. Recent evidence suggests that acute allograft rejection causes delays in ventricular repolarization resulting in a longer QT interval on the ECG. The specific aims of the study are to: 1) determine whether an increase in the QT interval during the first 6 months following heart transplant is a sensitive and specific biomarker for acute rejection; and 2) determine the timing of QT interval increases relative to biopsy-diagnosed stages of mild/moderate/severe rejection. The potential benefit of finding a simple ECG biomarker of allograph rejection that could be measured at home is that it might yield earlier detection of rejection, allow more timely therapy and reduce mortality from acute allograft rejection.
Cardiac Transplant Rejection
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|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Home ECG Monitoring to Detect Allograft Rejection Following Heart Transplantation
- number and grade of acute allograft rejection episodes [ Time Frame: within one year after transplant surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- all cause mortality [ Time Frame: one year after transplant surgery ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
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|January 2016
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adult heart transplant recipients from recruitment sites (Columbia University-New York Presbyterian Medical Center; University of California, Los Angeles; and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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- ≥18 years of age
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|Barbara Drew, RN, PhD, FAAN, FAHA
|University of California, San Francisco
|Principal Investigator:
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|University of California, Los Angeles
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According to Hong Kong's Oriental Daily, Jackie Chan has going the rounds talking about how he escaped a near death experience in Aurora. Oriental Daily reports that Chan was allegedly invited to for the premiere of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado but work obligations got in the way and he had to return to Beijing.
Taiwan's China Times reported that while Chan expressed grief and shock over the incident he seemed to be more worried about how the upgraded security will affect the premiere of his own upcoming movie Chinese Zodiac .
This is the first we've heard of Jackie Chan appearing at the Aurora theater—your typical suburban theater—for a premiere. Why would Chan, a worldwide star, appear at this theater? More importantly, if Chan is actually going around saying this, perhaps he can explain.
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I went to Suriname last spring for biodiversity and conservation biology research through an Honors Program seminar. We collected samples of tiny creatures in waist-deep mud, slept in hammocks in the rain forest, and met many great people. I designed a project (with a partner) to dissect a variety of fish to see what they were eating, specifically if they were eating the creatures we were collecting from the mudflats. It was a great experience to design and actually carry out my own research project, a lesson that cannot be learned in the classroom or a laboratory setting. This was definitely a wonderful opportunity that I will never forget!


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Impressions of Interiors: Gilded Age Paintings by Walter Gay
American artist Walter Gay (1856–1937) specialized in painting views of opulent residential interiors in late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century America and Europe. John Singer Sargent, Gay's nearly exact contemporary, is well known for painting the sumptuous clothing and jewels of American society in his fashionable portraits.
Walter Gay, in contrast, painted society's rooms—with their silk wall coverings, ornate paneling, 18th-century French furniture, tapestries, and sculptures—arranged in the private spaces of what were often legendary residences.
Impressions of Interiors: Gilded Age Paintings by Walter Gay will present a comprehensive exploration of Walter Gay's depictions of elaborately decorated, European and American domestic interiors, painted from the mid-1890s to the early 1930s. These paintings serve as documents of the collecting, decorating habits, and taste of Gay and his patrons, and also as mirrors of their attitudes towards the past.
Helen Clay Frick, like many of her contemporaries, sought out Walter Gay to record the "spirit" of the spaces in what was then her family home, now The Frick Collection. The three resulting paintings are part of the collection at the Frick Art & Historical Center, and provide the inspiration and foundation for this reexamination of Walter Gay's work. Organized by the Frick Art & Historical Center.
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Amendments are clarifications rather than radical change
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Research Council of Norway encourages research on climate and biodiversity
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Young landscape architects and artists are invited to take part
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Best films will be shown at exhibition in January
London public-private partnership recognised by MIPIM UK/Estates Gazette Awards
Society of Garden Designers announces finalists for its 2014 student awards
International design competition for Birmingham's Centenary Square
Film supports Basic Need for School Places challenge
UK landscape architect plays major role in prestigious redevelopment project
Design review panel offers expertise throughout the South East and East of England
Sleek granite benches now in production for new London square
Academy of Urbanism seminar provides insight into revitalised cities
Canadian vegetated wall system to be introduced at BRE event
James Richardson argues that land abandonment in Portugal is an opportunity for 'rewilding'.
Book your place for the awards ceremony on 27 November
Sports scientists to monitor scheme to increase childhood activity
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Competition seeks contemporary solutions using the ideas of Capability Brown
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UK pavilion 'developed around concept of the beehive'
Paper introduces benefits of biophilic design
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Conference addresses cost savings and sustainable construction
Floodcom event discusses how to deal with new circumstances
UC announces new appointments and other changes
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Vacancies exist for two new members
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Council celebrates anniversary by announcing new central park for Preston
LI Scotland invites entries for competition and exhibition
First will take place in Birmingham
Birmingham City Council seeks designers to regenerate city-centre square
LI invites members' views ahead of submitting position on SuDS
Where to find the best resources on this important topic
Landscape Institute North West organises MA show for Manchester School of Architecture
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Peter Neal reviews the latest offering from the Policy Exchange think tank
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What We Witnessed vs. The Celtics
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In what was a very spirited preseason battle, the Knicks scratched out an overtime victory over the Celtics in Harford last night. Here are the results of what we were looking for heading into the game.
Defensive communication- A little better but still not where it should be at this point. In the third quarter the Knicks struggled on close outs allowing for the Celts first unit to get a double digit lead. Outstanding job as a team on the glass, specifically from Steve Novak and Raymond Felton. Jason Kidd's defense and ability to make the little plays continues to be impressive.
Tyson Chandler's Offense- Felton got Chandler involved on a few lobs and Chandler was much more active in the paint finishing with 16 points on just 8 field goal attempts. He's a difference maker against the Celtics and is critical to their success vs the C's this year.
Point Guard Pressure- I thought the Knicks did a solid job against Rondo and forcing him to work for great plays and easy assists. The Celtics lack of a true back up point guard may prove costly, but you have to assume that Rondo will play close to 40 minutes every single night.
All in all I thought minus Stoudemire, Camby, Brewer and J.R. Smith, the Knicks had a pretty good showing.


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MASSENA - Using shovels made from aluminum, federal, state and local officials turned the first clumps of dirt Monday at Alcoas East Plant to kick off the companys more than $600 million expansion and modernization of their manufacturing facility in Massena.
After years of uncertainty, delay and hurdles on the federal and state level, all thats left is to get shovels in the ground, champagne corks in the air and hundreds of new paychecks signed, sealed and delivered to Alcoa workers, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer said during the noon ceremony.
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Brianna Freyer led the way for the Los Alamos School of Gymnastics' Atomic Tumblers at the Cottonwood Invitational in Rio Rancho Oct. 20-21.
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Freyer dominated the Bronze Level in the USA Gymnastics Xcel program, earning four gold medals in each of the four events, bars (9.50), beam (9.30), floor (9.05), and vault (8.80). She also earned a fifth gold for her top all-around score of 36.65.
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Woodinville, Wash. – Precor announces the launch of its newest line of plate loaded equipment, the Discovery Line. Comprised of seven pieces, the Discovery Line Plate Loaded combines all of the functional performance elements demanded from a strength line, with the attention to detail and design that is the hallmark of Precor. Designed for the first-time user and the seasoned athlete alike, it will be another highlight in fitness facilities.
Adam Hubbard, Director of Product Management for Precor, comments, "The contemporary design of our new plated-loaded machines complements our current Precor cardio offering and responds to our customers' needs. The whole line is designed to be more inviting and user-friendly."
The full line is designed with independent arm resistance and converging and diverging movement paths that provide a greater range of motion and muscle recruitment. Additionally, each piece incorporates a large, easy-to-see text-free illustrational placard that demonstrates correct form and muscle usage at a glance. A QR code and URL on the placard allows smart phone users to easily view a 30-second instructional video.
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This course is an introduction to the UCB philosophy on sketch comedy, specifically using "the game" to write short comedic scenes. Each week students will engage in writing exercises that will explore different sketch formats. Students will be exposed to different methods for turning funny ideas into even funnier written sketches. Students will leave the class with an understanding of popular sketch formats and a portfolio of writing.
No prior sketch writing experience is necessary -- the only requirement for this class is a desire to write and learn. Students should have access to a computer and printer and be prepared to work outside of class, preparing sketches for presentation in every class. Students will be required to see two live sketch shows before the end of the course.
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He has been a contributing writer for The Onion News Network on IFC, co-wrote the long-running Channel 101 show My Dad the Girl Bike and has written and/or performed in the UCB shows Sketch Cram and Cool Show 4 Teen Girlz. He also spent the entire 2013 baseball season watching baseball games and creating baseball themed sketch comedy videos with Major League Baseball players for the MLB Fan Cave.
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While change can be uncomfortable and awkward, the true test is not simply navigating the turbulence: it's how you conduct yourself through the transition. Ideally, you'll be able to demonstrate your ability to improvise and go with the flow (a valuable and attractive quality in all areas of life), a concept that can and should be applied to your wardrobe too. After all, fashion is all about metamorphosis; the second you start to get comfortable with the current season's essentials, it's time to move on to the next. Fortunately, the switch from high summer to full-blown winter doesn't happen overnight and, even better, there are always signs that the change is about to start. For example, lately we've seen a small, but steady, increase in the number of autumnal necessitiesÂ--including cardigans, cropped jeans, and to-die-for ensembles on the set of Gossip GirlÂ--popping up all around us. Coincidentally, all three of these trends also happen to be represented by the four lovely ladies you selected for this edition of What Was She Wearing: Answers!. Pay close attention, dear readers, because today we're giving you all the facts on how to transition into fall in style!
Clemence Poesy
We were beyond delighted to hear Clemence Poesy joined the cast of Gossip Girl for its much anticipated fourth season (the premiere is in just three weeks!). We hear the French actress is Chuck Bass' new love interest (oh-la-la), but enough with all the gossip, let's talk clothes! Spotted on the NYC set a few weeks ago, Poesy was dressed to perfection in a Joie Luciana Gingham Print Crinkle Georgette Blouse ($198) tucked into Free People's Ditsy Double Print Skirt ($68). You, dear readers, were most intrigued by her black and white leather sandals, which are actually a two-year-old styleÂ--the Ikat Gladiator FlatÂ--by Sigerson Morrison. After a little research, we found out that these popular shoes are still available upon special request (323.655.6133): an exciting little fact in our opinion! To reiterate Poesy's on-set style, pick up her exact skirt and pair it with a breezy blouse like Staring at Stars' Pintuck Ruffle Blouse ($38). If you want the look of her sandals, without the hassle of placing a special order, Miss Me's Anya-11 T-Strap Wedges ($27) are an equally desirable, ready-to-go pair.
Fearne Cotton
Fearne Cotton has been spotted in some pretty delightful outfits recently, so it pleases us even more to see that you enjoy her on-trend looks too. Demonstrating her mastery of between-seasons wear, Cotton arrived at BBC 1 Radio in a three-quarter sleeve green Chloe top and J Brand 811 Mid- Rise Skinny Leg Jeans ($158) in Dark Vintage. Cropped pants are in perfect keeping with the upcoming season's trends, so it is imperative you get yourself a pair a.s.a.p.! We are partial to Gap's Cropped Always Skinny Jeans ($25), as they're the perfect price and cute to boot. Cotton incorporated another splash of color into the mix with her Jane Carr Carre Scarf ($218) in Tiger Lily and rounded out her ensemble with chocolate brown ASOS boots . If you want to get your hands on a similar top, Old Navy has some great findsÂ--the Keyhole Gauze Top ($27) and the Embroidered Crinkle-Gauze Top ($18) are our top picksÂ--while Staring at Stars' Tropical Weave Oblong Scarf ($28) and Free People's Rebel Chelsea Boots ($278) will take you straight into the autumnal months without skipping a beat.
Diane Kruger
Diane Kruger is definitely one of your go-to style icons these days. Recently, our inboxes filled up with your inquiries about the adorable outfit Kruger wore to the FOX Network Upfront event in New York earlier this summer. Her fuchsia sweater and mint green skirt combo (both purchases from J. Crew) is unusual and intriguing, plus each piece can be worn well into fall. Mixed with Kruger's fashionable accentsÂ--Lanvin's Leather Heels with Chain & Leather Ankle Strap ($1185, available at select Neiman Marcus stores) and a Borsalino fedoraÂ--the result is absolutely one worth recreating. A lightweight cardigan is a superb transitional piece, so pick up Old Navy's Slub-Knit Cardigan ($17) for when the days start to cool down. To emulate Kruger's smart pairing, try teaming your sweater with a high-waisted skirt like See by Chloe's Tweed Skirt ($280). To imitate her sexy footwear and summery hat at a fraction of the cost, look no further than ASOS' Primavera Leather Platform Court Shoes ($110) and Pins and Needles' Open Weave Fedora with Bow ($34): they will surely do the trick!
Rachel Bilson
We knew it wouldn't be long before one of Rachel Bilson's ensembles made it back onto your ever-expanding list of need-to-know outfits. She is a What Was She Wearing veteran, and it's no surprise why! Bilson has impeccable taste in fashion and you love how she looks flawless even in her most casual attire, like the jeans-and-t-shirt combo she was snapped wearing at the Los Angeles DMV earlier this month. Bilson's easy outfit is centered on a relaxed pair of Anlo jeansÂ--the Carlin style ($195)Â--mixed with a tight gray tank and Juicy Couture's Chiffon Cardigan ($258). Of course Bilson made these basics even cuter with her well-chosen accessories including a See by Chloe belt, Repetto's BB Flats ($285) in Maroc, and Chanel's Shopping Tote from the S/S 2010 collection. When trying out your own take on Bilson's easy-breezy look, remember that there are plenty of in-stock boyfriend jeans that are similar to her sold-out pair. We suggest Heritage 1981's Shabby Boot-Cut Denim ($25), but just make sure to roll them up at the ankle to further achieve Bilson's casual style. Add a navy sweater like Halogen's Dolmain Sleeve Cardigan ($48), a comfy pair of ballet flats like J. Crew's Leather Classic Ballet Flats ($98), and a woven handbag like Capelli's 436 Crochet Toyo Hobo ($45), and the result will be a complete, Bilson-approved look.Â--Jessica Baker
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UF Women's Basketball Hosts Troy Tonight
By Amanda Wood on December 4th, 2012
The Florida women's basketball team returns to Gainesville to host the Troy University Trojans tonight. The last meeting between these teams was way back in 1979. Florida is returning from a four game road trip over the past two weeks. On the trip they … Continue reading
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Linux works with dvds fine. I think you can also rip them. one of the media players, xine is so freat that it can render a divX movie on a very low spec machine, which is coolOriginally Posted by GeminiID
xine should run fine on this.Also, for reference, my laptop specs are:
NEC Versa SX w/ hot swappable drives
366 mhz Pentium II
check out http://xine.sf.net for more info
do you know a vendor/model name?6.0 GB HD
Toshiba DVD drive, reads all other forms of cds also
3.5 floppy/superdisk combo (Versabay)
2mb video
the alsa project has drivers for ess maestro, seeaudio is unkown, Ess maestro something or another (big headache otherwise)
Most linux install programs have good partition tools that can shrink a windows partition and retain the data. Mandrake is one of them.I would really like to set it up to dual boot Windows 2k or Xp & Mandrake 9. I've got Partition Magic 7 ( I think)
I tried to Partition my HD the other day and screwed it up, I wiped everything clean and did a fresh install of Win98 to start over again.
If anyone has used PM7 and has suggestions please let me know. Questions on partitioning also. I read that Linux boot has to be under 1024 cylinder, if a drive is partitioned does it start over in couting the cylinders at the beginning of the new partition?
If you install the Boot loader (probally LiLo) in the 'MBR' of the hard disk, it should have no problems loading up.
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CANTON Maybe they should call it Frozen Feet.
Almost 100 runners, walkers, joggers and stumblers participated in the third leg of the Frozen Foote race series, braving 12 degree temperatures and a slick, snowy road surface to continue a 35-year tradition.
Typically, over 150 runners participate in the races, but Fridays snow storm and the cold temperatures may have lowered attendance, said race organizer Peter D. Feickert.
We have only postponed the race once, in the winter of 1998 after the ice storm, he said. We didnt think it would be cool to run when all travel was cancelled.
Mr. Feickert said the race is held rain, snow or shine.
Cold, windy, snowy, you name it, its been here, he said.
The event, named after Canton founder Stillman Foote, is a four mile road race from St. Lawrence Universitys Appleton Arena, south down Miner Street and back.
Daniel L. Dominie, Canton, who has run every race, every year in the series history, said the cold and snow as part of the fun.
The hardest part is usually getting up and coming out, he said. Obviously, people come out for the exercise, I come for the great individuals who come out here.
Suna Stone-McMasters ran her 18th Frozen Foote.
You see all shapes and sizes of people, Ms. Stone-McMasters said. All ages, people run with their children, their dogs.
For many of the racers in Canton, it isnt about finishing first, or even beating a personal best it is about the camaraderie between fellow runners.
Theres definitely a social aspect to the race, said John T. Casserly, who kept vigil by the finish line, calling out times as racers crossed.
Since the runners compete on an open public street, they have to be aware of traffic and dangerous, slippery conditions.
It is a very close knit group, Mr. Dominie, the veteran racer, said. Everybody looks out for each other.
The series features four races on the second Saturday of December, January, February and March. If a runner participates in three of the four Frozen Foote races, they receive a T-shirt.
David S. Wurzburg, Black Lake, was running in his sixth Frozen Foote.
If theres snow on the roads like today, it is difficult getting traction, he said. I appreciate the fact they put on this race, there arent too many opportunities to race in Winter.
Some of the local high school track teams were in attendance, pacing some of the more experienced runners.
After the race runners recorded their own times and cooled down or warmed up, in this case in the Appleton Arena lobby.
Theres a tradition of ethics, we dont monitor everything that is going on, said Mr. Casserly. We assume everybody pays, but the honors system not only goes for the money, but what theyre doing in the race. We figure Stillman Foote keeps an eye on the whole thing.
In years past some racers would sometimes celebrate their frosty finish with a party.
We used to have a group of 3-4 runners who came down from Ottawa, they had a tradition of tailgating after the race, Mr. Casserly said.
Now, more serious runners keep going after crossing the finish, Ms. Stone-McMasters said.
Everybody disperses in different directions, she said. Some get coffee, others go out and do more distance because their getting ready to run marathons in the spring. Im always busy doing my extra mile.
The final leg of the Frozen Foote series takes place March 9, runners can register at 9:30 that morning at the Appleton Arena.
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CENTRAL FALLS: William C, "Bill" Laramee, Sr. 66, passed on June 2, 2011. He was the husband of Irene Laramee. They would have celebrated their 47th anniversary on June 19th.
Born in Central Falls, he was a son of the late Peter and Evelyn (Green) Laramee. He was a lifelong Central Falls resident.
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LINCOLN - Florence Juliette Beauregard Smith, died May 31, 2011 at age 96. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jean Paul Smith in 1989. Born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island in 1914, she lived fifty six years in Rhode Island and forty years in West Palm Beach, Florida. She had recently moved from West Palm Beach, Florida to Lincoln, Rhode Island.
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CENTRAL FALLS- Lucille G. Motyka 78, of George Street passed away Saturday May 28, 2011 at the Pawtucket Health And Rehabilitation Center. She was the beloved wife of John W. Motyka.
Born in New York City she was a daughter of the late Warren G. and Ruth (Hill) Hardy. She lived in Central Falls most of her life.
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PAWTUCKET - Eugenia "Manininha" P. Baptista, 93, widow of Gualdino "Tino" B. Baptista, died May 29, 2011 at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital In North Providence after a short illness. Born in Brava, Cape Verde, daughter of the late Manuel De Pina and Belmira Gomes De Pina, she resided in Pawtucket for 44 years. She was employed at New England Paper Tube Company for 15 year and a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.
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PAWTUCKET - Alexander Daniel Torres, infant son of Daniella Vega and Alex Torres. Born in Providence and passed away on Saturday.
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CUMBERLAND – Protesters turned out in force Tuesday morning for a rally designed to create more support in preventing the Valley Falls Post Office from closing on July 8.
Town resident Derrick Watson, who heads an organization named "The Concerned Citizens of Valley Falls – Save Our Post Office, indicated last Thursday that he had sent an approximate 34-page appeal to the Postal Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, May 22.
PAWTUCKET — Thanks to the school district receiving $1.1 million in state literacy funds that are no longer restricted, school officials say their latest deficit figure for the FY12 budget is now down to $1.2 million.
The approximately $100 million school budget for the coming year had originally contained a deficit of $7.3 million. That figure was then pared down to a deficit of $2.3 million in late April due to $4.9 million in contractual concessions and other reductions.
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The unlocked iPhone 4 app store certainly is not suffering from a small amount of Twitter clients. In fact, the app store seems to be littered with so many Twitter clients that it can be hard to sift through them all and find one that suits your needs. However, there is a new Twitter application that might be a little bit hard for some die hard gaming suers to pass up.
The application, from NamcoBandai was released in Japan and is called Pac'N TWIT. The application is a Japanese Pac-Man playable game that also allows you to access the Twitter features while you play. This should allow you to effectively pass some time while using the app. It is currently free, and is also translated into both English and French, but is currently only available in the Japanese App store. If the app finds a good amount of popularity, you can expect it to bridge the gap to the app stores of other languages as well.
At the very least it is a refreshing take on Twitter clients, which have run rampant in recent months. The ability to play Pac Man (and supposedly soon, other games) while you use Twitter will help you to pass time while keeping up with all of your followers and followees. Pac-Man recently saw resurgence in popularity when Google made a version playable on their homepage, in place of their usual location of their logo. The game was one of the most searched terms online for over a week, and it became clear tat there is a huge demand for apps that support Pac-Man play, even though the game, at this point, is more than 30 years old.
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There's nothing like getting a deal on exclusive labels. With that in mind, Affluent Goods boutique has opened at Newport Coast Shopping Center.
Cleveland native Abbey Said, 28, dreamed up the concept. Consignment shop Affluent Goods sells new and some gently used designer clothing, handbags, accessories and shoes. The boutique carries brands such as Chanel, Christian Dior, Fendi, Louboutin, Hermes and Prada.
"I always wanted to have my own boutique," she said, adding that she felt there was a need for such a shop in the area. "It's a fun addition to this area and the shopping center we're in."
She said she checks all items to ensure authenticity and also works with the brands' shops to verify them.
Prices cover quite a range. Right now, the boutique has a rare Hermes crocodile bag that's going for about $36,000. Other items, like a Louis Vuitton bag, start at $400. Shoes and jewelry start at about $100-plus.
The boutique is a cool mix of something off Rodeo Drive and fashion-forward elements like mannequins from Hong Kong and dressing room glass doors that frost when someone is in them, a concept Said designed.
In February, Affluent Goods will carry a spring collection of contemporary clothing, consignment pieces from high-end luxury brands and vintage couture.
"We're taking it in a different direction," she said.
Affluent Goods is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. The shop is in the Newport Coast Shopping Center, 21111 Newport Coast Drive; (949) 715-1092.
Design Within Reach has opened what it calls Studio in the South Coast Collection shopping center.
The 20,000-square-foot shop is one of the largest for Design Within Reach and centers around a design hub that includes the brand's Light Cloud lighting installation and 30-foot walls of upholstered tiles, according to a news release.
Studio features eight house-like rooms for living, dining, bedroom and work/office space.
Shoppers can also test-drive Design Within Reach's dining chairs and upholstery collections.
The store, at 3303 Hyland Ave., is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday; (714) 427-0628.
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The railway sector can be seen as the sum of three types of actors: infrastructure managers, operators and manufacturers (i.e. the railway supply industry).
The railway supply industry (RSI) encompasses the manufacture of locomotives, rolling stock, track, electrification, signalling and telecommunication equipment. Services for maintenance and parts are also included.
The European railway supply industry covers high speed, conventional and urban passenger and freight trains.
The European rail manufacturers are the major suppliers for the railway market not only in Europe but also at global level, since they are the leaders in terms of manufacture of rolling stock, signalling and safety equipment and infrastructure.
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Rich Cimini has a bunch of nuggets about what if scenarios regarding the Jets and Rams that are kind of cool to read. It's fascinating to see how closely the teams have been tied to each other in that 2009 year …
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7. The 'Cat count. You know what really bugs Tony Sparano? It's when people refer to the Tim Tebow package as the Wildcat. In fact, the Jets have used only eight true Wildcat plays, according to Sparano. Tebow has been on the field for 62 offensive snaps.
Vinny likes Tebow. The other day, ESPN.com quoted former Jets QB Vinny Testaverde as saying the Jets should make Tebow a running back. He was actually saying they should make Tebow the quarterback so he could better utilize his running skills. Testaverde thinks Tebow would provide a spark to the team.
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You know what bugs me about Sparano? That he's worried about what people are calling his offense instead of getting it to work. Fine, Tony. SPREAD OPTION. Can you please run an effective SPREAD OPTION? It might as well be called the Wildcat for as little as Tony lets him throw the ball.
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