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Default notification sound & dialer ringtone NOT STAYING/keeps reverting!!
Hello all...
I recently wanted to set my phone dialer notification sound and while I could set it in the dialer/settings/call settings/phone ringtone, it kept reverting back to my old ringtone?! It would happen later, not immediate...so didn't know why both would keep reverting. Then I "read" on the 'net that if you blew away the Media Storage app in settings, then you could set it with no problem. Well, of course, this blew away ALL sounds stored on my phone, so I quickly got them all back and all is good from that standpoint.
However, I STILL cannot get either sounds to STAY and not revert back??? It looks like the Default Notification Sound under Settings/Sounds is 'Helium' but every darn time I change it to whatever, say 'Tejat', it will "save" and I can go right back and it's still there. But say in like an hour from now, I'll go back in the settings and sure enough, it's BACK to 'Helium'. Same exact issue with the phone dialer ringtone. I set it fine and then it just reverts back to whatever the default was at some time later (minutes or hours?!).
Grrr....This is driving me CRAZY!!! LOL... I don't know how to make both sounds actually stick forever on my N4!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated
- 04-15-2014, 08:33 PM Thread Author #2
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Re: Default notification sound & dialer ringtone NOT STAYING/keeps reverting!!
Anyone, Bueller?! LOL.... Happened again to me today..set the Default sound to Tejat, and then about an hour later I got a FB notification and it was 'Helium' notification sound...ARRRGGG!
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Re: Default notification sound & dialer ringtone NOT STAYING/keeps reverting!!
I'm having the same problem. I have a Moto X on Kit Kat. The phone ringtone I can change, but the notification sound will always change back to Vega almost immediately after I set it to something else.
If anyone knows how to fix this, that would be greatly appreciated...
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Re: Default notification sound & dialer ringtone NOT STAYING/keeps reverting!!
I have this issue now with a Nexus 4 and Lollipop. No matter how many times I change my default ring-tone it reverts to Pyxis after an unknown time.
This is like a steering-wheel down my pants - it's driving me nuts!
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New high school program teaches modern manufacturing skills
CBS Philly
Tuesday, September 08, 2015
A new program at Benjamin Franklin High School looks to prepare students for careers in advanced manufacturing.
Manufacturing isn't dead. It's just gone high-tech and a new center opening next month at Ben Franklin High School aims to teach modern manufacturing skills to students.
Workers are finishing construction on the Center for Advanced Manufacturing, on the lower level of Ben Franklin High. Classrooms for four disciplines: computer aided design, welding, precision machining and mechatronics to open this fall. Four more open next year.
David Kipphut, who heads the district's Office of Career and Technical Education, uses Tastykake as an example of the assembly line technology being taught.
"They only have bakers in their research and quality assurance labs. Everyone working out on the field is not a baker. They're all technicians."
400 students will begin this fall. Students in the Ben Franklin catchment get first dibs, the other slots doled out by lottery.
Original source:
CBS Philly
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Artists aim to create a physical manifestation of human suffering for the Pope
Associated Press
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Even artists are getting into the act of prepping for the Pope with this arresting installation.
Artists are finishing construction of an unusual exhibit they hope resonates with Pope Francis during his trip to Philadelphia and with anyone experiencing trouble in their daily life.
When it opens Sept. 3, the grotto outside the city's Roman Catholic cathedral will house more than 30,000 knots, each representing a personal hardship or societal challenge.
"It's deeply moving to see the universal quality of these struggles," said lead artist Meg Saligman.
Organizers are crossing their fingers that Francis, who celebrates Mass at the basilica on Sept. 26, will visit the installation because it's inspired by one of his favorite paintings, "Mary, Undoer of Knots." The artwork shows Mary untangling a long ribbon — a symbol for smoothing life's difficulties...
Knots for the project here have been gathered worldwide. At a recent public event outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, passers-by wrote their burdens on strips of cloth and then tied the fabric in a knot. Challenges ranged from addictions to
student loans
to health problems.
Participants were then invited to undo someone else's knot — to symbolically share that person's hardship — and weave it through a loom for all to see.
Original source:
Associated Press via The New York Times
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ESPN ranks cities by sports uniforms; Philly represents
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
ESPN took a scientific look at which cities have the coolest sports threads -- Philadelphia came in at number four.
Philly fans may be notorious for booing, but they certainly have nothing to complain about when it comes to their teams' uniforms (including the 76ers' new set, which hasn't yet appeared on the court but looks
very promising
). From team to team, from top to bottom, not a stinker in the bunch. And the city's score will go even higher if the Eagles ever make the much-anticipated return to kelly green.
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Never heard of 'Philadelphia-style' ice cream? Make some before summer ends
The New York Times
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Apparently there is an easier way to make ice cream, and it's called "Philadelphia style" -- it's made with just milk, cream and flavorings; no eggs.
The New York Times
It is fluffy and light, letting flavors like vanilla, lemon or just fresh cream come through more clearly. "The beauty of Philly-style ice cream is that it pairs well with so many desserts," said Eric Berley, who runs the Franklin Fountain, a retro-style ice cream parlor in Philadelphia, with his brother, Ryan.
Mr. Berley said that because this style contains more air and water, it is actually colder and lighter than other ice creams — the better to set off the flavors and textures of warm pies, rich cakes and sweet fruit. It is less filling and dense, so it can be paired with another dessert without making the whole thing too heavy...
Why Philadelphia-style? When ice cream first became popular in the United States in the 19th century, all-dairy ice cream was the norm.
Custard-based ice creams were referred to as "French style" — as in French vanilla — and they became synonymous with elegance and luxury. Superrich ice creams made with cream (no milk), or with cream and eggs, acquired names like "Waldorf" and "Delmonico."
But the earlier formula of milk and cream lived on in Philadelphia: in cartons of Breyers, founded there in 1866; in the cones at Bassetts in Reading Terminal Market, the oldest family run ice cream business in the country; and at the marble counters of the Franklin Fountain.
"Philadelphians have great respect for history," Eric Berley said. "We wouldn't change something as important as ice cream very lightly."
Original source:
The New York Times
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The (cardboard) Pope is already popping up all over Philadelphia
Associated Press
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Cardboard cutouts of the pontiff are already taking over Philadelphia.
Kathy McDade posed with the faux Francis near Independence Hall so she could brag to her family about spotting the famous figure.
"I thought let me take a picture and post it on my Facebook page, and show them all that I met the pope in person," McDade said, laughing.
Pope Francis plans to visit Philadelphia Sept. 26-27 for the World Meeting of Families, a Catholic conference designed to bring families closer together.
Nancy Caramanico, digital content manager for the World Meeting of Families, said bringing the cutout to various sites on "Philly Francis Fridays" has proved popular with both Catholics and non-Catholics.
"Pope Francis is described as the people's pope. So we have him in places where many people can see him," Caramanico said. "People are just really excited to be around him and are anticipating his visit to Philadelphia."
The staff encourages people to post their pictures on social media using the hashtags #PopeinPhilly or #WMF2015.
Original source:
Associated Press via
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Huge Italian Market development project proposed for 9th and Washington
Passyunk Post
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Hearts leapt with delight at this proposal for a long vacant parcel at 9th and Washington -- it has character, retail, residential and PARKING.
At last night's Passyunk Square Civic Association zoning meeting, conceptual plans were presented for a 5-story mixed-use building that would have 18,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, 70 apartments, 8 single-family trinities and approximately 150 parking spaces in an underground lot.
Midwood Investment and Development, the group that is responsible for the recently-completed Cheesecake Factory location on Walnut Street, is behind this development. Though don't worry, they called this project the "anti-cheesecake project."
In order to blend with the existing retail on 9th Street, there would be awnings on the street-level to mimic the historic style of the Italian Market. Having those awnings would mean that the retail locations that would be tenants of this building would be able to bring some of their merchandise out onto the street, just like the other vendors in the Italian Market. During the presentation, they expressed that they'd like to keep the street level "alive" and "interactive." A total of 18,000 sq. ft. of retail space along 9th Street and Washington Avenue is currently in the plans.
Original source:
Passyunk Post
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Philadelphia Union advance to the U.S Open Cup
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Our local footballers are heading to (and hosting) the finals of the U.S. Open Cup, the oldest ongoing national soccer competition in the country.
Ever since losing an extra-time heartbreaker to the Seattle Sounders in the 2014 US Open Cup title game at PPL Park, the Philadelphia Union made a pledge to get back to that same point this year.
They even came up with the motto of "Unfinished business" to guide them on their quest.
And while it may have taken some wild and unlikely wins, they accomplished that goal, beating the Chicago Fire in one Open Cup semifinal Wednesday before watching Sporting Kansas City take down Real Salt Lake in the other – a pair of results that ensured the Union will host their second straight Open Cup final.
And this time, they want to win it.
"We talked about it after the Seattle game last year that we had to get back to the final because there was unfinished business," Union head coach Jim Curtin said. "But as cliché as it sounds, it's amazing to get back. Every guy in there can look each other in the eye and be happy and know what it means to not just talk about but to actually do it. I couldn't be prouder of our players."
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Philly Mag weighs in on the future of Washington Avenue
Philadelphia Magazine
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Last year,
Flying Kite checked in on the huge changes coming to Washington Avenue
, an industrial corridor in transition. Now a couple of big announcements later,
Philly Mag
takes a look at this key thoroughfare.
Washington Avenue forms the spine of some of the hottest neighborhoods in Philadelphia: Point Breeze, Graduate Hospital, East Passyunk and Bella Vista. It's also stood as the southernmost edge of greater Center City; a gritty and unforgiving moat of asphalt four lanes wide that makes it oh-so-clear you're not in Society Hill any more.
Those facts of geography probably make Washington Avenue's transformation inevitable. In fact, it's already begun. Center City's relentless growth has led legions of new Philadelphians to cross the Avenue, and they're demanding it become, well, a more normal street. They want a Washington Avenue that is less quirky and less chaotic: fewer
pastrami factories
, more purveyors of artisanal charcuterie.
Developers are rushing to meet that demand.
on Washington Avenue, including
a 32-story
Bart Blatstein
development at Broad Street
that will feature a grocery store, shops, restaurants, 700 parking spaces and 1,600 apartments. Seeking to build on that momentum, city planners want to rezone the western half of the Avenue, much of which is now zoned for exclusively industrial uses.
Original source:
Philadelphia Magazine
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Philadelphia named one of American's best food cities
Washington Post
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
The Washington Post
names Philadelphia one of the best cities in American, and takes a deep dive into what makes us unique.
In modern Philadelphia, small is big. Unlike in other major markets, rents here are moderate, making it easy for chefs to open personal expressions. With $100,000 and a decent piece of real estate, says chef Rich Landau of the innovative vegan restaurants Vedge and V Street, "you can snap your fingers and open in two months." Craig LaBan, the authoritative restaurant critic of the Philadelphia Inquirer, says that a hallmark of the city he covers, rich with museums and historical sites, is its "accessible sophistication."?
Original source:
The Washington Post
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La Colombe acquires influential investor, continues to expand
The New York Times
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
The founder of Chobani yogurt looks to coffee, La Colombe.
Having shaken up the yogurt world, Hamdi Ulukaya, the founder of Chobani, now has his sights on a much tougher target — coffee.
Mr. Ulukaya has taken a stake in
La Colombe Coffee Roasters
, one of the many coffee brands that have sprung up over the last 10 years to cater to the tastes of coffee drinkers who consider themselves connoisseurs...
"We're in what I call the third generation of coffee," said Todd Carmichael, the co-founder and chief executive of La Colombe Coffee Roasters. "For your grandfather, coffee was basically a commodity, roasted dark, quick, hot, hard to differentiate. For you and me, it was discovery of lattes, milk-based coffee drinks. And for this generation, it's about different beans and how a coffee grown in Ethiopia tastes different from one grown in Costa Rica."
Mr. Carmichael once set a record for an American crossing Antarctica on foot without assistance. "The reason I did that is really just because I told people I would," he said, explaining how he plans to grow La Colombe into a coffee empire with 150 stores, a thriving online store and robust sales into restaurants.
Original source:
The New York Times
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Philly choreographer brings ballet into the modern era
The New York Times
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Choreographer Matthew Neenan stuns with "Sunset, o639 Hours" -- the show is headed to a New York festival.
A few weeks back, the lobby of the Wilma Theater here took on the aspect of a cheap Hawaiian resort. Polynesian music twanged from speakers. Everyone who entered was offered a paper-flower lei. This was not a visit from a hula troupe. This was a gala performance of the Wilma's resident contemporary ballet company,
. And yet the atmosphere made complete sense, if only in combination with a more incongruous fact: The ballet on the program was about a signal incident in the history of airmail.
That work, "Sunset, o639 Hours," debuted at the Wilma last year to
rave reviews
. BalletX reprised it here this July, brought it to the Vail International Dance Festival this month and will perform it in Manhattan on Tuesday and Wednesday as part of the Joyce Theater's late-summer Ballet Festival...
Mr. Neenan, 41, has found some fame of his own — not cover-of-Time level but impressive for an American ballet choreographer, especially one who doesn't live in New York City. In addition to making dances for BalletX, which he founded with Christine Cox in 2005, Mr. Neenan has been the resident choreographer of Pennsylvania Ballet since 2007. Ballet troupes around the country perform his works, and in the past two years — busy ones for Mr. Neenan — Alastair Macaulay has praised him in The New York Times as
"one of the strange originals of American ballet"
"one of the most appealing and singular choreographic voices in ballet today."
Original source:
The New York Times
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Talking mental health on campus with a focus on Penn
The New York Times
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
The New York Times
shines a light on a mental health crisis on college campuses. The story focuses on University of Pennsylvania, where student Kathryn DeWitt describes her struggle. She has since become involved with
Active Minds
-- a Flying Kite partner through our work with the
Thomas Scattergood Foundation
-- to create change.
Classmates seemed to have it all together. Every morning, the administration sent out an email blast highlighting faculty and student accomplishments. Some women attended class wearing full makeup. Ms. DeWitt had acne. They talked about their fantastic internships. She was still focused on the week's homework. Friends' lives, as told through selfies, showed them having more fun, making more friends and going to better parties. Even the meals they posted to Instagram looked more delicious.
Other efforts at Penn include the formation of a
peer counseling program
, to start in the fall, and the posting of "
ugly selfies
" to Instagram and Facebook, a perfectionism-backlash movement that took place for a few weeks earlier this year. Nationally, researchers from 10 universities have joined forces to
study resiliency
, and the J
ed and Clinton Health Matters Campus Program
has enlisted 90 schools to help develop mental health and wellness programs. Active Minds, which was founded at Penn in 2001, now has more than 400 chapters, including ones at community colleges and high schools. Ms. DeWitt is the Penn chapter's webmaster.
Original source:
The New York Times
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Philly team wins International Youth Poetry Slam
CBS News
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
A local team triumphed at the International Youth Poetry Slam.
Philly Youth Poetry Movement (PYPM) won the finals of the Brave New Voices (BVN) competition in Atlanta, last week.
It's the third time the group has brought the title to Philadelphia since it started in 2006.
"I started it because there were no safe spaces for young people to create and write and produce and advocate for themselves," says executive director Greg Corbin. "When a young person finds the value of their voice, they find the value of themselves. They understand that their story actually means something."
From a modest poetry night, the program now how twice-weekly writing workshops, monthly slams, an annual city-wide
high school
slam– and three national titles.
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: CBS News
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Philadelphia Magazine lists 2015's 'Best Philadelphians'
Philadelphia Magazine
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Philadelphia Magazine
picks 35 locals worth noticing including Mayor Nutter, Mo'Ne Davis, Maria Quiñones-Sánchez and the Ludemans of
Postgreen Homes
This group of Best Philadelphians should have so many more people on it — several million more — because every Philadelphian is a Best Philadelphian. Every single one of us should get a gold star, dammit, especially when it's snowing outside and the buses aren't running and the ramp to 95 is closed. But all yearbooks must have superlatives, so we do want to highlight some people who have made this a banner year — starting with the guy who kind of runs things in this town.
Original source:
Philadelphia Magazine
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Looking for housing for the Pope's visit? The floor might be your best bet
The Associated Press
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Housing all the anticipated visitors coming to town for the Pope's visit in September continues to be a favorite topic of discussion.
There aren't enough beds for the more than 1 million visitors expected to flood Philadelphia when Pope Francis visits in September, particularly for those trying to be frugal. So Belinda Lewis Held had to be creative when it came to sheltering the more than 1,000 young people she's guiding that weekend: They'll be bunking down in museums, classrooms and churches.
"They're young and they don't mind the floors. They'll bring sleeping bags or yoga mats and pillows," said Lewis Held, director of group travel for
, a Pittsburgh company that organizes worldwide Catholic tours. "They're willing to rough it for Pope Francis."
With the papal visit imminent and the city's 11,500 hotel rooms filling up quickly, wannabe visitors are thinking outside the box(spring) when it comes to lodgings, particularly when they want to keep costs down.
Philadelphia officials may permit camping in some public parks, and untraditional offerings have appeared online. On Airbnb, a Delaware River houseboat was booked but a converted dance studio was still available late this week. Craigslist had a listing for an empty warehouse and multiple couch surfing options.
Original source:
The Associated Press via The New York Times
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quickly followed by a "Couldn't Connect."
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Colby and Blake of Corpus Christi with a good one.
Reports from anglers estimate 25-30 boats locked up into Pool 4. Far fewer than anticipated. Several teams opted out of the 20 minute run up to the lock from launch at Grand Ecore in Pool 3. Not that far of a run in normal conditions but in a sleet filled 32 degree air, not exactly appealing.
But the cold alone isn't what's changing the minds of anglers we caught fish in Pool 4 in practice. It's what the cold's doing to the fishing. Most anglers who caught fish in practice on Pool 4 were doing so in a foot of water while enjoying 80 degree weather. Anglers are worried this drastic front will shut their fish down overnight. There's a good chance of that happening. Couple that with the abbreviated day due to the 2 1/2- hour weather delay, and several teams are opting immediately for Plan B or scrapping practice all together and starting over in Pool 3.
After a 30 minute truck ride, I launched at Red Oak on Pool 4 just in time to hear the boats coming through the lock. I've caught up with a few anglers but none have a fish yet.
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Sep 16, 2015, 6 a.m.
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Cameron Toker was very late getting home that night. He was trying to get a promotion, and that meant getting kicked around by the boss man. To make things worse, the traffic coming from Manhattan was atrocious. It didn't even make sense, it was 3 AM on a Friday night. His phone had died hours ago, and he knew he should've called his wife just to let her know what his situation was. Cam, as his friends called him, called out for his wife when he got home in a halfhearted attempt to see if she was awake, or more importantly in his case, angry. She hadn't called back, so Cam took this to mean that she was neither. He scrounged around the kitchen a little and put his dinner in the microwave, keeping the lights off so as not to wake his wife. As he turned the corner to go down the long hallway that graced his house, he found his wife. She was on the floor and much like the house, her eyes had no light. Her jugular veins' previous inhabitants had found a new home on their eggshell walls, their newfound emancipation seemingly swift and violent. Further down the hallway was a figure dressed in black. The figure had replaced everything Cameron knew with fear in a fraction of an instant. The figure had made Cameron's home a foreign land, something that Cameron knew but it more concept than anything else, like a cemetery. Cameron knew nothing about death, but this simple silhouette seemed intent on giving him a crash course. He turned halfway as if he had just noticed Cameron. Cam could not make out his features, and as if he had known this, the creature was face to face with Cameron faster than the blink of an eye. The creature lifted Cam, a beam of streetlight illuminating both of their faces. The creature's lips were drawn back in a startling snarl, or maybe a garish grin. Cameron looked at the intruder's protruding fangs, hard, white, wicked points that had invaded his wife's throat and we're now seeking to conquer his own.The monster's face, white like a newly bleached bedsheet, was flecked with red blood, the scarlet and bone white playing together nicely. His features were lupine in quality, predatory in nature and intent. He smelled of earth and blood, an intoxicatingly nauseating combination. But the worst part, the part that would never leave Cam's mind, were the eyes. They burned a fiery red in their sockets. Inside those eyes Cameron could find everything he had ever feared. Somewhere in the dull part of his mind that was still working he prayed. It was only one word he could manage but still he asked God "please." The creature brought Cameron's neck to his face and Cameron accepted his fate. In a thin but guttural voice, like the purr of a puma, the creature spoke:
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And he was gone, all he left was a broken window and a broken life. Any night Cam Toker can forget that face is a blessing.


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Jockey Abel Cedillo, bruised in a fall last Saturday at Golden Gate Fields, returned to the saddle Thursday and rode a pair of winners.
Cedillo went down in the seventh race last Saturday when his mount, Deraptor, clipped heels and fell in the stretch. While Deraptor picked himself up and walked back to the barn, Cedillo needed assistance from medical personnel.
Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer has decided to start his multiple stakes-winning mare Cathy's Crunches in the $50,000-added Camilla Urso Stakes at Golden Gate Fields Saturday.
Cathy's Crunches was not originally nominated to the Camilla Urso, however, Hollendorfer made her eligible for the six-furlong feature by paying $150 in fees – a $100 supplementary nomination fee and a $50 entry fee – at entry time Wednesday morning.
Jersey's Soul followed up an impressive maiden win with another smart come-from-behind victory Sunday in the $31,962 allowance feature at Golden Gate Fields.
Jersey's Soul, receiving a fine ride from jockey Dennis Carr, rallied from last in a field of seven to defeat even-money favorite Habit Forming by three-quarters of a length in the six-furlong sprint for fillies and mares.
My Lil Shamrock, a 3-year-old filly owned by Irishman Daniel O'Neill of San Francisco, posted a front-running victory in the one-mile feature race at Golden Gate Fields Saturday.
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Jockey Juan Hernandez boosted his winning percentage at the 2012-2013 winter/spring meeting to 23.2 when he scored with three of his seven mounts Friday at Golden Gate Fields.
Hernandez took the first race with South Forty ($7.00), the fifth with Bottle Blonde ($13.80), and the sixth with Clever Cayenne ($4.20). Hernandez deserves extra credit for his win with South Forty as the 4-year-old gelding had failed to break his maiden in 26 previous attempts.
Lady Aspen recorded her third victory in her last four starts when she charged from off the pace to defeat even-money favorite Luscious Lonna by a half-length in the $35,972 allowance feature at Golden Gate Fields Thursday.
Lady Aspen, who had defeated Luscious Lonna by 2 1/2 lengths in a one-mile turf race on Jan. 4, went off at an overlay price of 5-1 in Thursday's 1 1/16-mile contest on Tapeta and paid $12.00 to win. Jockey William Antongeorgi III rode Lady Aspen, who was timed in 1:48.56.
Multiple stakes-winner Going for a Spin will go for a spin at Golden Gate Fields in Thursday's first race, a 1 1/16-mile allowance test for fillies and mares and the main event on a seven-race program. Post time is 12:45 p.m.
Jockey Dennis Carr completed a "natural" riding hat trick by guiding Regulus to a wire-to-wire victory in the featured eighth race at Golden Gate Fields Sunday.
Carr kicked off his triple in the sixth race when he piloted 11-1 outsider Barrel Knot ($24.00) to a front-running victory in a 5 1/2-furlong race for 4-year-olds and up. Barrel Knot, owned and trained by Frances Henderson, defeated 2-1 favorite Cost of Freedom by 1 1/4 lengths.
Jockey Kyle Frey rode a pair of winners Saturday at Golden Gate Fields.
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Merlin Volzke, a former jockey and California racing official, died peacefully at his home in Sacramento Thursday night. Mr. Volzke was 87.
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Jean Claude Van Damme kicks up his heels once again in this action film. Van Damme plays Kurt Sloane, the brother of American kickboxing champion Eric Sloane (Dennis Alexio). Having bested the best in the United States, Eric takes off to Bangkok with little brother Kurt to defeat the kickboxing champion of Thailand. However, while Eric wins the fight, his career is finished for good when his opponent, the malicious Tong Po (Michel Qissi) breaks his spine after the final bell sounds, putting Eric permanently in a wheelchair. Kurt learns the sport of kickboxing himself, so he can get in the ring and teach the Thai champ a lesson. An old man who is a master at kickboxing, instructs Kurt in the brutal art, along with gentle bromides of Zen philosophy and spiritual peace. Kurt finally becomes a pro and lines up a match with Tong Po, but to insure victory, Tong Po's cohorts ****** Kurt's girlfriend, kidnap his crippled brother, and even kill his dog. But Kurt is unbowed and is ready for the champ to meet his match. Paul Brenner, Rovi
Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren play archenemies from beyond the grave in this action film. During the Vietnam War, Luc (Van Damme), hoping to be sent home, comes upon blood-crazy Scott (Lundgren), who is starting a one-man genocide program. When Luc tries to stop Scott's carnage, Scott fights back and they end up killing each other. But now the government gets involved, cryogenically freezing their corpses and using their bodies in a secret government project call "UniSols" --turning the dead men into android fighting machines. Luc and Scott are now metallic fighting members of a robot SWAT team. But Luc begin to have flashbacks to the final moments of his life in Vietnam, as does Scott, who recalls that one of his final thoughts was to kill Luc. Meanwhile, a snoopy reporter named Veronica (Ally Walker) stumbles upon the secret of the UniSols, and soon Luc is trying to save both himself and Veronica from the wrath of Scott, who is trying to kill them both. All of the action culminates in a wild chase between a prison bus and a UniSols van, racing around hairpin turns on desert precipices. Paul Brenner, Rovi
This 17 million direct-to-video production by Hong Kong director Ringo Lam is the story of a fire-obsessed serial killer (Jean-Claude Van Damme) and the recently retired cop (Michael Rooker) intent on stopping him. After finding his hair follicle at a crime scene, a secret government agency clones the killer in the hopes that the replicant will aid in the search. Although he's full-grown, the clone (also played by Van Damme) has the emotional and mental capacity of a young child. Soon the naïve replicant begins to have visions of past murders and an abusive mother, leading him to escape and seek the killer on his own. Skyler Miller, Rovi
- Genre: Action/Adventure
- Category Sci-Fi Action, Psychological Sci-Fi, Martial Arts
- Theme: Twins and Lookalikes, Serial Killers, Robots and Androids, Mentors, Heroic Mission, Haunted By the Past, Americans Abroad
- Run Time: 04 hr 59 min
- Language: English
- Subtitle Language: Spanish , English
- Picture Format: widescreen
- Lead Actor: Jean-Claude Van Damme , Dennis Alexio , Michael Rooker , Dolph Lundgren , Ally Walker
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Aleuro inc. is a fast paced organization with lots of room for motivated people to advanced their future careers. The training i recieved was incredibly thorough and the company always kept me informed on how to continually improve in the field of sales and marketing. The manager is very driven to see his employees succeed and will always dedicate the extra time to his employees to help them hit their goals. It is a great company to work for and I would reccommend them to anyone looking to professionally and personally develop themselves.
Not many, it is very fast paced and you have to put in hard work, so the lazy need not apply i guess.
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Keep pushing to be the best and putting in the hard work and you and your company will surely hit their goals.
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Unlimited potential for income, you make what you sell. As long as you are selling on a daily basis you will make a good amount of money.
The interviewers are very enticing, they tell you that you are in training to become a manager and to run your own office and make a six-figure salary in about 2 years. The problem is that you probably won't make it that far. Most people quit within 2 weeks, and the rest can get fired if they don't sell as much as the boss tells them. They are always hiring because most people don't last, bottom line, its a door-to-door sales job selling AT&T Uverse (cable) that promises great opportunities , but you probably won't make it that far because you will wanna quit after 2 days.
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Tomorrow Festival' Press Conference
A general view in the center of nuclear reactor during the 'Global... News PhotoArts Culture and Entertainment,Austria,Full Length,General View,Horizontal,Human Interest,Music,Nuclear Energy,Nuclear Power Station,Nuclear Reactor,Station,ZwentendorfPhotographer Manfred SchmidCollection: Redferns 2013 Manfred SchmidZWENTENDORF, AUSTRIA - FEBRUARY 11: A general view in the center of nuclear reactor during the 'Global 2000 Tomorrow Festival' press converence at nuclear power station AKW Zwentendorf on February 11, 2013 in Zwentendorf, Austria. The nuclear power station Zwentendorf was the power plant that never went into operation. (Photo by Manfred Schmid/Redferns via Getty Images)


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BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The nationally ranked Baker University wrestling program will host its Youth Summer Camp this June 11-14 for wrestlers of all ages 6 and up.
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – Newly hired Baker University head wrestling coach Pete Di Pol announced the signing of Park Hill South High School standout Alex Fortuna.
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – Baker University Director of Athletics Theresa Yetmar has announced the hiring of the second head coach in the history of the Baker wrestling program, as Pete Di Pol will join the athletic department to take over the nationally ranked program for previous head coach Jimmy May.
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – Baker University head wrestling coach Jimmy May announced his retirement from coaching on Monday after jump-starting the wrestling program five years ago.
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – The Baker University wrestling team finished out the 2013 season ranked No. 15 in the NAIA Wrestling Coaches' Top 20 Postseason Poll announced this week.
BALDWIN CITY, Kan. – With a back-to-back NAIA National Championship finalist appearance in the 285-pound bracket, Baker University's Brandon Gebhardt earned his second straight NAIA All-American award at the 2013 NAIA National Championships inside the Jacobson Exhibition Center in Des Moines, Iowa in his final collegiate match.
DES MOINES, Iowa – Baker University senior wrestler Richard Singer was named one of 33 wrestlers from across the country to earn the 2013 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete distinction announced on Friday morning.
DES MOINES, Iowa. – The 2013 NAIA Wrestling National Championships official brackets have been released, the national office announced Thursday.
- No. 15 Wrestling to Compete with Five Wrestlers at Nationals
- Five Wrestlers Qualify for Nationals, Baker Takes 4th at Central Qualifier
- Mike Andreano earns HAAC Wrestler of the Week
- Baker Hosts Second Annual Jimmy May-Hem Open
- No. 15 Wrestling Powers Past Ottawa, 32-18
- No. 15 Wildcats Defeat Bethany, 19-17
- Baker University's Jimmy May to be Inducted into Nevada's NIAA Hall of Fame
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Champions collide - Mike Tyson faces GLORY Heavyweight Champion Rico Verhoeven, in advance of Rico's title defense against Errol Zimmerman. Don't miss Verhoeven vs. Zimmerman at GLORY 19 - February 6, Live on Spike.
Mike Tyson knows a thing or two about fights. Here he goes one on one with challenger for the GLORY Heavyweight Championship, "The Bonecrusher" Errol Zimmerman. Zimmermanfaces champ Rico Verhoeven at GLORY 19 - February 6, Live on Spike.
Spike is getting in the ring with Premier Boxing Champions, and our cameras were on hand to announce the bouts headlining our first card.
All Photos by Alberto E. Rodriguez/ Getty Images for Spike TV
The new series will debut Friday March 13 with Andre Berto vs Josesito Lopez and Shawn Porter vs Roberto Garcia.
How to convert from manual door handles to electric door poppers and punch custom hood louvers in a vintage Ford.
How to build and hang a custom 9" Ford rear end and big brakes to handle turbocharged Eco Boost V6.
Extreme YJ project gets fuel injection, big axles, air lockers plus a new racing transfer case and 42" tires.
Team resurrects and hot rods Mopar's indestructible 6 cylinder, the bulletproof 225 Dodge Slant Six.
How to fabricate custom motor mounts to swap an Eco Boost V6 and Tremec 5 speed into a classic F100.
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Downlink coordinated radio resource management in cellular networks with partial CSI
Document typeArticle
Date issued2012-03
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We explore decentralized coordination of sectored cellular networks to adapt the usage of downlink resources to the instantaneous network conditions. The transmission frame consists of an orthogonal bandwidth usage phase, where sectors perform FDMA and power control over an agreed frequency chunk, and a shared bandwidth usage phase where each sector performs FDMA over the full available bandwidth without power control (interference is not controlled in this phase by any means). Decentralized network utility maximization with global optimality guarantee is enabled by fixing this structure of the transmission frame, which does not cause significant network-wide losses. Thus, the ability to better balance the resources gained from coordination generates some slack that can be used to either i) provide higher-quality access, ii) increase the number of active users, or iii) reduce deployment and maintenance costs by operating larger cells.
CitationCalvo, E. [et al.]. Downlink coordinated radio resource management in cellular networks with partial CSI. "IEEE transactions on signal processing", Març 2012, vol. 60, núm. 3, p. 1420-1431.
Publisher versionhttp://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=6111491&tag=1
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Redeemer celebrates animals with blessings
Church of the Redeemer invites congregation to bring pets for blessings.
Sporting a rock-band T-shirt and gathering her books for her next class, Annaka Groeteke seems like a typical 16-year-old, but the Sarasota High School sophomore has also been a wicked stepmother, a factory worker and an evil stepsister — on stage, that is.
Art extravaganza; Philanthropic flash mob; World travelers
The precise thud of a needle hitting cloth on a sewing machine and ladies chattering is a common sight and comforting sound for Linda Snyder.
Sandy Cannon submitted this photo of a sunset at Point of Rocks on Siesta Key.
The Jewish National Foundation awarded the Guardian of Israel Award to Bea Friedman her daughter Ilene, Greg Gregory, Maria Wirries and her Mother Jeaneen Wednesday, March 6 at a luncheon at Michael's on East for their commitment to Israel and the community. The Jewish National Foundation began in 1901 as a vision to reestablish a homeland in Israel for Jewish people everywhere. Almost 300 people attended the luncheon where ongoing efforts to help Israel and it's towns were discussed. "I'm very proud,†Bea Friedman said. "This organization has done so much good for the community and I can't say enough nice things.â€
The Literacy Council of Sarasota held its sixth annual Literacy Matters Luncheon Friday, March 1, at Michael's on East. Kelley Lavin, executive vice president and group publisher of Sarasota Magazine was the featured speaker, and Lauren Dorsett, of ABC News was the Mistress of Ceremonies. James Duffy, former president of ABC Television Network and cofounder of the Literacy Council, was honored with a new literacy award in his name: the James E. Duffy Friend of Literacy Award.
United Cerebal Palsy hosted its annual fundraiser Sunday, March 3, at Michael's On East, much to the delight of local chocolate-lovers. Guests savored chocolate creations, including cake pops, chocolate balls, ice cream and more, all to benefit the charity.


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Stuffed Murray cod in pubs
Hi all Murray cod lovers, we are just getting underway a new project to find – and describe information related to – stuffed Murray cod in pubs around the Murray-Darling Basin. It is part cultural heritage, part environmental history and … Continue reading
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The influence of body size on the resistance of river blackfish (Gadopsis marmoratus) to drought
By Simon Mom, PhD candidate, La Trobe University and Murray-Darling Freshwater Research Centre, Wodonga Climate change poses a threat to most, if not all, Australian ecosystems. In southern Australia, droughts are predicted to increase in severity, duration and frequency. In … Continue reading
Introducing the River Wave Concept
Just out in the journal BioScience, is a paper co-authored by me, Paul Humphries, Hubert Keckeis, from the University of Vienna, and Brian Finlayson, from the University of Melbourne. The genesis of the paper came mostly from lectures to third … Continue reading
Pearls in Peril
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An adult freshwater pearl mussel on a stream bed. Image: J Webley / SNH The freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera) is an extremely long-lived species of mollusc (a 134 year old mussel was found…
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Luna Leopold's papers online
I have talked briefly about Luna Leopold (the famous American geomorphologist and hydrologist) before, but recently discovered this treasure trove of his writings collated here at the University of California, Berkeley. It is called the 'The Virtual Luna Leopold … Continue reading
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When 1 + 1 doesn't always equal 2: drainage basins and stream order
All animals and plants live within the constraints of their physical environment. But the physical form of the flowing water environment is unique. In the sea, there are, of course, vast distances between one ocean and another and these are … Continue reading
Posted in River ecosystems, River morphology, River research, Rivers Tagged Drainage basins, R.E. Horton, River Continuum Concept, River form, Shreve, Strahler, Stream order 1 Comment
What's going on down there? The hyporheic zone and its fauna
The majority of people, I suspect, think that rivers flow only above ground. After all, it doesn't really make sense for rivers to flow through the ground, does it? Yet that is actually what they do. The phenomenon is called … Continue reading
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Mergermarket on Share Radio's Morning Money Show
13 August, 2015
Paul Francis-Grey, Mergermarket Deputy Editor EMEA, discusses the company's latest Deal Drivers report, which reveals that Megadeals lead the way in H1 2015.
Mergermarket on Gorkana.com
24 July, 2015
Brunswick leads M&A for H1 2015 Mergermarket's report on UK PR advisors for the first half of the year saw an overall increase in deal value despite drops in M&A activity across the board on the previous year. Brunswick, which presided over 38 deals amounting to US$127,753 million in the first half of the year,…
Mergermarket Releases 2Q15 Regional Flash Reports
21 July, 2015
Mergermarket's 2Q15 Regional Flash Reports have been released. This quarter's discussions feature Steve Yager, Senior Managing Director at The Gores Group. In January, the equity firm announced the acquisition of US Farathane for more than USD 500m. The Gores-led investor group bought a majority ownership in the company by acquiring the family holdings. Looking for…
Mergermarket on CNBC Africa
21 July, 2015
Peter Cromberge, South African Bureau Chief of Mergermarket speaks to CNBC Africa for the 'power lunch program'. During the interview, he discussed about 'Is the South African macro-economic environment conducive for merger & acquisitions and listing activity?'
Mergermarket on Share Radio
10 July, 2015
John West, ECM editor at Dealreporter and Mergermarket, speaks to Share Radio about the latest M&A developments in the insurance -, finance – and energy sectors. For example, he discusses recent movements with Willis and Tower Watson, Ace and Chubb, and Aetna and Humana. Collectively, these deals are worth USD 83bn.
Mergermarket in Financier Worldwide
23 June, 2015
Is the appetite for private equity co-investment a healthy one? Within the rarefied world of private equity investment, there is consensus that a large appetite currently exists among GPs and LPs for indulging in some co-investment activity. LPs, it is said, are particularly keen, as they may wish to reduce costs and risks, temper the…
Mergermarket on Share Radio
22 June, 2015
Elaine Green, senior deputy editor at Mergermarket, speaks to Share Radio about the latest developments in Greece. listen to 'What's the latest with #Greece ? Elaine Green of @mergermarket explains ' on audioBoom
Mergermarket on CNBC
17 June, 2015
Bargain-hunting drives Greek M&A Elaine Green, senior deputy editor at Mergermarket, explains what's behind the continual interest in M&A activity despite ongoing Greek default concerns. Please see here for the link to the video online.
Mergermarket on Share Radio's Morning Money Show
12 June, 2015
John West, ECM Editor at Dealreporter and Mergermarket, talks about Aer Lingus and Ryanair, the General Electric and Alstom merger which is under EU scrutiny, as well as RBS and Royal Mail.
Mergermarket on Share Radio's Morning Money Show
04 June, 2015
Kirsty Wilson, Global Research Editor Mergermarket, speaks on Share Radio's Morning Money Show about the global drivers for the surge in M&A activity during 2015, from cross-border to competition strategies. She also shares her insight into the key trends affecting sectors such as Pharma, Energy and TMT. listen to 'Kirsty Wilson of @mergermarket explains the…


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