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Movies in the Park: The Help
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June 6, 2012
After 16 years in Centennial Park, the Nashville Scene and the Metropolitan Board of Parks and Recreation are moving the annual summer event Movies in the Park to Percy Warner Park. This event kicks off at sunset every Wednesday night from June 6 - 27.
Tonight's Feature: The Help
The new location — at Percy Warner Park's cross country fields (before you get to the Nature Center) — is located on Highway 100 and is a short drive from downtown. Warner Park offers hiking trails, scenic views, golf courses, equestrian trails, running courses and picnic areas. "There is a great opportunity for movie-goers to arrive early and picnic and hike before the movie begins," explains Mike Smith, Publisher of the Nashville Scene.
Food vendors will also be at the park again this year to provide guests with a snack, dinner or dessert. This year's providers include: Moe's Southwestern Grill, Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Stonehouse Q, Kona Ice, the Grilled Cheesserie gourmet food truck and Moose Head kettle corn.
Guests are encouraged to pick a spot on the grass, enjoy the food and relax as the movie plays. Nashville Scene readers have voted Movies in the Park "Best Free Fun" for the past seven years.
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Nashville, TN 37221
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|Spatial variability in mortality inequalities, socioeconomic deprivation, and air pollution in small areas of the Barcelona Metropolitan Region, Spain.
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|BACKGROUND: There is evidence that geographic variability of social health inequalities continues to exist even after individual risk factors have been taken into account. However, relatively few studies have examined the contribution of exposure to air pollutants to those inequalities. OBJECTIVES: To study the geographic variability of inequalities in mortality and their associations with socioeconomic and environmental inequalities in small areas of the metropolitan of Barcelona during the period 1994 to 2003. METHODS: As in the MEDEA Project, the small area unit was the census tract. Study population consisted of the residents of the metropolitan area of Barcelona. Response variables were all-cause and specific-cause standardized mortality ratio (SMR). Explanatory variables were deprivation index, summarizing socioeconomic variables of the census tracts, and estimates of air pollutant exposures. Bayesian hierarchical models were used in order to reduce the extra variability when using SMR and to assess associations between mortality and deprivation and air pollution. RESULTS: Statistically significant associations with deprivation were found for the causes of death related to consumption of tobacco and alcohol for men and, besides lung cancer, diet-related causes for women. Statistically significant pollution coefficients were only found in the metropolitan area of Barcelona and in men. A positive interaction between pollutants and the deprivation index was statistically significant for respiratory mortality and PM(10), and ischemic disease mortality and NO(2), both for men. CONCLUSIONS: We found deprivation to be associated in a statistically significant way with the geographical variation in mortality in the census tracts of the metropolitan area of Barcelona, in the period 1994 to 2003. Those air pollutants more directly related with traffic modify some of these associations.
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Aikido 100-percent soft style. No formal kicking or punching training; instead, you use the energy of your opponent to turn an attack into a submission, using shields, rolls and throws.
Karate 50-percent hard/50-percent soft style. Karate was designed as a swift and aggressive means of self-defense, using blocking and strikes, but very little kicking. There is a wide variation in how it is taught, so you should ask the teacher (or "sensei") about whether there is sparring in his or her class.
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One week from today the state legislature will officially begin its annual 60-day legislative session. Economic analyst Hank Fishkind analyzed Gov. Rick Scott's $74 billion dollar budget proposal and answers questions about his analysis.
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QUESTION:One week from today the state legislature will officially begin its annual 60-day legislative session. Economic analyst Hank Fishkind analyzed Gov. Rick Scott's $74 billion dollar budget proposal and answers questions about his analysis.
FISHKIND: There's two things going on. The most important is a substantial increase in state revenues driven by increases in sales taxes. The second is more political - the election is looming in 2014. So, the combination of the two things give rise to this new budget by the governor.
Q:One of the most surprising things that's happened in recent weeks is that Gov. Scott totally reversed his position on the affordable Care Act and the expansion of Medicaid in Florida.
FISHKIND: Well it means a substantial increase in healthcare spending, that at least, for the first three years is paid 100 percent by the federal government. This will cause healthcare spending in the state to rise by almost $10 billion. Over 900,000 new people will be enrolled in Medicaid, and so what we'll get is both stimulus to the economy and better healthcare in the state.
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I'm working out a handwriting recognition system for my Linux tablet. I'm finding out solutions to the various issues, and then I'll design it properly, once I know what's needed.
I've got much of it working, but I am having a problem with the gui. In order to work, it needs to not steal the focus from other windows - that way,
can put keystrokes matching recognized characters into the target window, instead of into the recognizer itself.
I'm basing it on a
, with some panels, buttons, etc. I mark all these .setFocusable( false ), and that keeps the focus off the gui, even though it has decorations and is re-sizable.
When the strokes are entered, the system gathers up groups (assuming they are words) and sends them off to the recognition engine, which for each group returns a list of likely candidates. I add each list as a
to a
for presentation to the user. The idea is that the tabs provide a simple horizontal list of results (looks like the sentence the user wrote), and the
allows choosing one of the alternate results if the user doesn't agree with the recognition engine's first choice.
Everything is fine up to this point - the focus is not stolen from the target (external) window, so keystrokes Robot emits would go to that target window. Clicking on any components with the mouse (stylus) does not set the focus on the recognition gui itself. Not drawing the strokes, not clicking the buttions, and not selecting the tabs with the results in them - to focus stays off.
Until the user actually activates one of the
listings, at which point the focus is given to the gui's frame. No good.
I instrumented the JComboxBox items while creating them:
log.trace( "Entering readButtonMouseClicked( )" ); String response; String[] results; log.trace( "strokeWords.length is: " + strokeWords.size() ); for( strokeWord nextWord : strokeWords ) { response = nextWord.recognize(); log.trace( "readButtonMouseClicked: response is:" + response ); results = response.split( "\n" ); JComboBox nextResult = new JComboBox( results ); nextResult.setFocusable( false ); log.trace( "JComboBox " + results[ 0 ] + "has " + nextResult.getComponentCount() + " components" ); for( Component next : nextResult.getComponents() ) { next.setFocusable( false ); log.trace( "JComboBox " + results[ 0 ] + " owns " + next.getClass() ); } resultTabbedPane.addTab( results[ 0 ], nextResult ); for( Component next : resultTabbedPane.getComponents() ) { next.setFocusable( false ); } } log.trace( "Exiting readButtonMouseClicked( )" );
...and I get this output:
TRACE [AWT-EventQueue-0] (IPpanel.java:480) - JComboBox O has 2 components TRACE [AWT-EventQueue-0] (IPpanel.java:484) - JComboBox O owns class javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalComboBoxButton TRACE [AWT-EventQueue-0] (IPpanel.java:484) - JComboBox O owns class javax.swing.CellRendererPane TRACE [AWT-EventQueue-0] (IPpanel.java:492) - Exiting readButtonMouseClicked( )
But the focus grab doesn't occur at this point, it occurs when the user actually activates the
, so I presume some other Swing object is being created on the fly at that time.
How do I prevent these transient objects from being focusable, and grabbing the focus?
Another possibility is to use menus instead of the
, in the hope that is more controlable, but I haven't tried that yet.
Can anyone explain what is being created (at run time, presumably) and what I can do to keep it out of the focus loop entirely?
Thanks in advance,
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- Tuition Costs In / Out - State 10,248
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Victory University, formerly Crichton College, is a private for-profit Christian, liberal arts college located in Memphis, Tennessee. Victory University is a four-year, coeducational institution owned by California-based Significant Education.Victory University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, and masters degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Victory University.Victory University is chartered by the State of Tennessee and approved by the State Department of Education for the training of veterans and their dependents and by the State Board of Education for teacher education licensure and by the State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. Victory is also authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students.Victory University is located at 255 North Highland in the center of Memphis and a neighborhood known as the "Highpoint" area.
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Inpatient = exposure to emergency, hospital and neurosurgical neuroradiologic imaging (CT/MR of brain and spine, stroke CTA/perfusion)
Outpatient = exposure to all outpatient neuroradiologic imaging studies (CT/MR of brain and spine, advanced imaging including MR spectroscopy, MR/CT perfusion, MR permeability, 3D reconstructions)
Head and Neck Imaging = exposure to all inpatient and outpatient head and neck imaging studies (CT/MR neck, sinuses, orbits; 3D reconstructions for preoperative assessment; PET/CT neck)
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Byron Katie I was deeply depressed for more than ten years-paranoid, agoraphobic, suicidal, and filled with self-loathing. One morning, in February 1986, I opened my eyes and all that darkness was gone. I was filled with a joy and peace that continue to this day. What I realized in that moment was that when I believed my thoughts, I suffered, and that when I questioned them, I didn't suffer, and that this was true for every human being. That's how The Work was born.
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The sunshine island of Rhodes is a seductive mix of gentle climate, varied landscape ideal for walkers, lovely beaches and exceptional history (as typified by its citadel, Lindos and Monolithos Castle). The largest of the Dodecanese is also seat of i..
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Hotel Angela Suites & Lobby is conveniently located in the heart of Rhodes Town and a few metres from Academia Square with all the major sights in close proximity. It offers stylish rooms and suites and a fresh-water swimming pool. The spacious room..
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Surrounded by shops and restaurants, this centrally situated Rhodes hotel offers Parking is free, and free WiFi is available in all areas. Eli Beach is at a 200-metre distance. Rooms at Moschos Hotel are air conditioned and feature a TV, fridge and ..
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|Combination antifungal therapy for invasive aspergillosis: can it replace high-risk surgery at the skull base?
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|OBJECTIVE: The increasing volume of literature on Aspergillus sinus infection is confusing because different authors stress different aspects of the disease. It is generally accepted that standard therapy consists of surgical debridement and medication with systemic amphotericin B. Patients who fail the standard therapy or those who cannot tolerate amphotericin B pose a dilemma. This study attempted to address the issues concerning combination therapy in invasive aspergillosis. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We conducted a prospective randomized study on 6 apparently immunocompetent patients with invasive aspergillosis complicated by orbital and intracranial spread. All the patients were treated with a combination of amphotericin B (2.5 g) and itraconazole (6 months). They were monitored clinically and radiologically before, during, and after their combined antifungal therapy management. RESULTS: Among the 6 immunocompetent patients, orbital involvement was seen in 5, skull base erosion with intracranial extension was seen in 2, and infratemporal fossa extension was seen in 2. After completion of treatment with 1.5 g of amphotericin, the paranasal sinus part of the lesion disappeared. However, there was residual lesion in the intracranial part that completely disappeared only after treatment with 2.5 g of amphotericin and 6 months of itraconazole therapy. CONCLUSIONS: Invasive aspergillosis has been increasingly reported among immunocompetent patients. No single surgical or medical maneuver, including orbital exenteration, guarantees cure. The combination of amphotericin B and itraconazole for skull base aspergillosis represents a real step forward in the treatment of invasive aspergillosis.
|Naresh K Panda; Karuppiah Saravanan; Arunaloke Chakrabarti
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[Elizabeth] Joyce, whose website claims she was "born with the authentic gift of psychic ability," was one of a handful of prominent psychics Politico surveyed to get a better "sense" of how the Palin-Biden matchup might shake out. According to their occult minds, Biden has the edge and, ominously, the moon and stars are not aligned in Palin's favor.


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The relationship between BTLA-HVEM and fibrinogen-like protein 2 (FGL2) expression in sections from patients with HBV-related acute-on-chronic liver failure (HBV-ACLF). Immunofluorescence double staining demonstrated that FGL2 expression was observed in CD31+ endothelial cells, CD68+ macrophages, and CK-18+ bile ducts of HBV-ACLF patients. Moreover, BTLA and HVEM were co-expressed with FGL2. The arrows indicate positive cells. The nuclei were stained with DAPI, and the scale bar indicates 20 μm.
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This month, the Wilma Theater teams up with the American Foundation for Equal Rights to present a one-night-only staged reading of Dustin Lance Black's riveting courtroom drama 8. Using original transcripts and interviews with key participants, the play chronicles the historic trial that overturned Proposition 8 and led to the reinstatement of marriage equality in California. The Academy Award-winning writer of Milk and a leading activist in promoting LGBT rights, Black says he was compelled to write the play when video of the trial was sealed from public view. "People need to witness what happened in the Proposition 8 trial, if for no other reason than to see inequality and discrimination unequivocally rejected in a court of law where truth and facts matter," Black explains. The Wilma's staging features four Tony Award-nominated actors—including UArts faculty member Forrest McClendon from The Scottsboro Boys —as well as Queer as Folk cutie Randy Harrison, Smash 's Philip Spaeth and local Barrymore Award-winning performers Grace Gonglewski and Mary Martello (who, earlier this season, were sensational playing a lesbian couple in the Wilma's production of Body Awareness ). Proceeds from ticket sales benefit the American Foundation for Equal Rights. (J. Cooper Robb) Mon/7, 7:30pm. $20. 265 S. Broad St. 215.546.7824. wilmatheater.org
ADL's WALK Against Hate
While being the "City of Neighborhoods" is such a huge part of Philly's character, far too many of our communities are plagued by bigotry, hatred and violence. So for one afternoon, the Anti-Defamation League is inviting locals of all ages and backgrounds to come together and embrace diversity while taking a scenic 5K stroll down Martin Luther King Drive. The second annual event will feature various activities to entertain the young and old alike, and all of the funds raised will be used to support the ADL's mission and the development of programming such as No Place for Hate and Bearing Witness. Participants have the option of walking independently, forming a team or joining an existing one. (Nicole Finkbiner) Sun/20, 2pm. $5-$10. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Ben Franklin Blvd. walkagainsthate.org
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The Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference features three full days of workshops and cultural events designed to empower transgendered people, their loved ones and their allies. Started in 2002 by local activists, the conference draws participants from around the globe. The conference will hold more than 180 different sessions on topics ranging from emergency medical care for transgender patients to getting the most pleasure out of your strap-on. Minister Louis Mitchell, an African-American transman, kicks off the proceedings Thursday morning connecting transpeople's struggles to the larger fight for social justice. On Friday, activist Mya Vazquez and musician Ryan Cassata will address issues of importance to transgendered youth. And make sure to catch the staging of Tara's Crossing , a play dramatizing the plight of a transgender woman who fled persecution in Guyana, only to wind up in a U.S. government detention center. Of course, nonstop workshops will grind down even the most ardent activist, so check out the Foundation Ball on Friday night. The Gershman Y will be transformed into a Harlem drag competition circa 1977; whether you fancy shy schoolboys or tough thugs, be sure to cheer on everyone fierce enough to strut down the runway. Everything comes to a close Saturday evening with "Blender!" an after party showcasing transgender musicians and burlesque artists. (Raymond Simon) Thurs/30, Through June 2. Free. Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch St. trans-health.org
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Legislators whose districts would be affected by the loss of more than 1300 manufacturing jobs should relocate are, predictably, fighting back:
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Johren will never feel the warm embrace of her father. She'll never hear him laugh or have him lovingly ruffle her hair, but she will always know she was very much loved and wanted. And with odds of 100 to one of even being born, she's considered a miracle; a beautiful miracle born from a commitment made between a dying man and his wife.
British mum Karen Steer, 41, conceived using the sperm of her late husband. John died in 2011 after being diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer. The couple, who had been together for 18 years, quickly married before he died. They also collected his sperm as it had always been their wish to have a family together.
A shared love
It was on her fourth and final attempt to fall pregnant that she conceived their baby girl. By that time John had already passed away, but was there in spirit.
Karen told Sunday Express that when she took her pregnancy test and discovered the wonderful news that she was carrying their child, she wasn't alone. She'd taken his ashes into the bathroom with her. "I just started to laugh and looked over to John's ashes. I could not believe we had done it," she said. "When John died I didn't think I could feel happy again but thanks to the incredible gift he left me I have not stopped smiling. When she smiles her whole face smiles and I know John is with us."
She named the baby girl Johren after both her husband and herself. "I'm so glad I kept my promise to John," she said. "When he died it felt like I had lost him forever but now thanks to our baby it feels like I have a part of him back. I cannot tell you how lucky I feel. When they placed her on my chest I fell in love immediately. She looked so much like her father with her mop of black hair and dark brown eyes."
A miracle baby
Her story is similar to Victorian woman Lyn Martin, who had her husband, Scott's baby a year and a half after he died from cancer. Their baby Reilly was conceived by IVF using Scott's sperm, stored before he began chemotherapy. When the joint decision had been made to store his sperm, legal documentation was also put in place that would help Lyn to become pregnant after Scott's death, if fate dealt them that card. It did.
She told the Geelong Advertiser, in an article published last year, that their baby boy was their third child. Their first baby, Sarah Maree, died when born at just five months gestation. It was at that time he was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer and they made the decision to store his sperm. Their second baby died in utero just days before her husband also died.
It was six months after her husband's death that she felt ready to try again and this time the gorgeous Reilly was conceived. "Reilly has the same twinkle in his eyes which attracted me to Scotty when I met him," Lyn says. "When he smiles he's just like his dad."
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She said the decision to try again after her husband's death had weighed very heavily on her conscience. "I thought about the qualities I had as a mother and what I had to offer this baby," she said. "Ultimately I knew I could provide a lot and bring him into a happy family."
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Once again, we have elected a president who has bowed before foreign rulers and who has exerted himself in executive orders over powers of Congress.
By default, voters chose bureaucrats who will no be making decisions about your medical future and what you won't do after ago 50 under Obamacare.
Race rather than right values affected the election outcome, as noted by Eugene Robinson and other journalists.
Retirees will soon be faced with a 39 percent tax on their earned retirement investments, unless Democrats can reverse course.
Then there will be the new federal tax on medical devices, including wheelchairs - courtesy of Obamacare.
When landlords get hit with a 39 percent tax on all rental proceeds next year, those "rich" renters will help foot the bill.
President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr., and newly-elected Pennsylvania row officers Eugene DePasquale and Kathleen Kane are all lawyers. Only Kane isn't a career politician - yet.
Ten years ago our nation looked to the business community to bail out the bankrupt Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Politicians and lawyers didn't clear the deficit. Voters laid the axe to business community candidates on Nov. 6.
Democrats' slogan was "Forward" during the campaign season. That apparently means both forward and downward, given moral declines under President Obama and others.
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�The Wolf of Wall Street�
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DIRECTOR: Martin Scorsese
CAST: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Kyle Chandler, Matthew McConaughey
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From Mean Streets to Wall Street, director Martin Scorsese is fascinated by clever, one-track-minded slimeballs.
And in �The Wolf of Wall Street,� we share his exuberance.
Sharp humor accentuates the free-wheeling energy of Scorsese�s latest film, focused on unscrupulous stockbrokers. It�s rambunctious and unruly, but mesmerizing. Based on the memoir of Jordan Belfort, Wolf�s lens is trained on the ubiquity of greed.
The story traces the rise and fall of market wiz Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his retinue of debauched fellow traders, and to a lesser extent, the FBI agent (Kyle Chandler) hell-bent on bringing him down.
In voice-over narration and in shots where he�s looking directly into the camera, Belfort knows no bounds with his drug-addled hubris. From dwarf tossing to smuggling thousands of dollars into Switzerland, many of the scenes play like a depraved farce.
Belfort�s all-consuming avarice captures the essence of �90s excess. The company he builds is essentially a cross between a frat and a cult, complete with chest-pounding and chanting. He and his closest henchman Donnie Azoff (Jonah Hill) ingest insane amounts of controlled substances and bed countless women. They�re financial rock stars, and such indulgence is expected in their orgiastic culture of excess.
Belfort begins his Wall Street career as a decent guy, but, tutored by a smarmy honcho (Matthew McConaughey), he quickly acquires a sense of entitlement.
The stock market crash of 1987 rocks Belfort�s world, but in short order he applies his Wall Street tricks to penny stocks and wields his charm to fleece gullible folks out of their savings. As he grows wealthier, he dumps his starter wife (Cristin Milioti) for a trophy spouse (Margot Robbie).
Scorsese has made DiCaprio his latter-day muse: This is their fifth collaboration. The actor�s master-of-the-universe por�trayal here is his best performance.
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The British marine electronics company Raymarine, one of the industry icons of the 21st century, now part of the giant FLIR empire, Raymarine is powering along in open water with good speed, launching an impressive range of new products.
Raymarine's e7 with new e9 and e125 multifunction displays
Raymarine's latest offerings include two new mid and large format e95 (9''-22.86cm) and e125 (12''-30.46cm) multifunction displays (MFD) are a further development from the compact e7, the world's first 7'' MFD to provide networking with up to six displays plus accessories.
( We often wonder why they are just called displays, perhaps so as not to scare older boaters - but these powerful GPS fitted marine computers with integrated touch screen and button controls are so much more than displays – but perhaps MFD is easier)
The two larger screen options of the HybridTouch™ e series, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, are available in both touch screen and a non-touch screen display – definitely desirable in heavy offshore conditions where a touch screen is impractical.
As Raymarine Asia Managing Director Ben Bowley explains 'The new MFD's are very significant, they provide a very strong hardware platform for the future. The advances here and a range of software upgrades in March, June and later in year, will future proof the investment.
MarineBusiness-World tested the equipment with the new free Raymarine Viewer App on my iPhone4, last week whilst on Sydney's Pittwater.
I was impressed with the live video streaming and it is clear the Apple iPad is effectively a below deck display.
'The Raymarine system is providing a dedicated local wireless network on board, quite independent of availability or otherwise of any internet/phone access
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The MFD screen display, whether showing navigation charts, thermal video, radar or sonar information, can be accessed from anywhere on board (within carbon fibre limitations) via mobile iOS devices and the upcoming software upgrades will surely expand this feature to other phones and tablets.
By means of Bluetooth connectivity, the Raymarine user has the ability to control the MFD's with an optional remote control unit – the RCU-3, which can be mounted on a boat's steering wheel or used as an independent handheld device.
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In our next article we will highlight the benefits of this device.
Raymarine has developed a new user interface – Lighthouse - which brings familiar touch screen navigation and customisation options together into an easy to navigate package.
Three computer processors make the e and c series impressive - a dual core main processor for fast multitasking and a third dedicated graphics processor give stunning 3D graphics, high quality video and almost instantaneous chart redraws.
These are super-bright LCD displays backlit with LEDs to improve overall power efficiency and provide excellent brightness control. The displays are impressive; clear with good colour and contrast levels, even at significant viewing angles.
There are also e and c series specifically adapted for fishermen, incorporating built-in Clear Pulse sonar, targeting fish and showing bottom structures and contours with great clarity.
The units can also be connected to through-hull or in-hull transom transducers, with 50 channel, high sensitivity internal GPS and are available with Navionics ready-to-navigate coastal charts supplied on microSD cards.
Overall a very impressive product range - with lots of reasons to upgrade.
New 40 Upstairs Before and After
As Bowley comments 'For many boat owners, having great new technology is all very well, but we need to remove any impediments and fitting into the existing dash can be a major issue.
'The Raymarine Classic c and e series released in 2005-2006 sold thousands around Australia and now many of those owners want hybrid touch screens. Raymarine has made it very easy to upgrade with a set of bezels and adaptor plates to make the dash/bulkhead install quick and easy. Take out the old display, fit the appropriate adaptor plate (no need to drill new holes or make a new cut out), drop in the new e or c series, fit the mounting screws to the pre-drilled holes and clip on the new adaptor bezel. Too easy.'
Raymarine Asia National Sales and Marketing Manager Mark Leach provided some perspective. 'The world is changing quickly. Many sailors and powerboat owners can go boating with just one screen. That doesn't give you the redundancy factor, but the iPad/iPhone connectivity and soon other phones and tablets, gives you a below deck or back of boat display and that couples nicely with the remote control unit and the ability to do some work off the boat.
'For the yachtie, commercial fisherman and the weekend fishing warrior, to be able to do things at home is a major benefit. For example, for route planning, using a Navionics Mobile app can touch the screen where you want your way points check that it keeps you off the land then save. Come back to it when you are next on the boat - come to the boat and sync straight to it.'
Raymarine MD Bowley was smiling at the end of this strategic product launch. 'These new products are a direct dividend from FLIR's investments in Raymarine.
'FLIR is a huge global company and has been very good for Raymarine. There was an injection of funds into R and D and marketing and when you look at the products that have arrived today; you can see FLIR has definitely had an influence.'
Yes Raymarine is delivery impressive news products and seems poised for major growth!


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NCAA.com: Next in line for the Longhorns: Søren Hess-Olesen emerges in Texas' run to top of Big 12 (April 15, 2014)
NCAA Magazine: A Brainiac On And Off The Court: Carnegie Mellon Student-Athlete Katie Cecil Aces Both Court And Class (July 2013)
NCAA Magazine: Haverford College's Ann Koger featured in NCAA Champions Magazine (Aug. 2013)
PARENTING ACES: David Benjamin, ITA Executive Director (June 3, 2014)
ITA Executive Director reviewed the 2013-2014 college tennis season with host Lisa Stone.
PARENTING ACES: David Benjamin, ITA Executive Director (March 30, 2014)
ITA Executive Director David Benjamin spoke with host Lisa Stone about the current issues college tennis faces and discussed recent ITA format experimentation.
TENNIS.COM: College Tennis Special (March 10, 2014)
Colette Lewis of ZooTennis.com joins the podcast to discuss what's become of UCLA and Virginia since last year's unforgettable NCAA final, this year's title contenders, and the state of the college game.
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Stephanie Neppl: College tennis outreach program leaves mark with both players and kids (March 6, 2014)
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Mark Patton: Duke Freshman Beatrice Capra Adjusting to College Life (2012)


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The Domestic Violence Program offers free confidential services to adults and children in violent, abusive relationships. These services are offered to help survivors of domestic violence have a life free from emotional, physical, and/or sexual abuse. Services are available for those staying in our safe shelter and those in the community. Community awareness programs also help create consensus that abusive language and behavior will not be tolerated here.
Scroll to the blue tab above labeled Domestic Violence Program for links to more information about DV, how we can help, and much more to keep you and those you love safe!
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Services also available in other NELA parishes -- call 318.323.1505 for more information!
Hosted by actress and activist Mariska Hargitay, and told by detective Deirdri Fishel, Telling Amy's Story follows the timeline of a domestic violence homicide that occurred on November 8, 2001. Please click on the link below for more information and to watch the trailer.
Below:; Community leaders join together to fight domestic violence by forming a Familly Justice Center, a one-stop service center for those dealing with dometic violence. (2005)
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Day 2- Determine WHY you want to be intentional about your finances.
It is hard to be intentional about our finances if we don't have a reason to be intentional! I can tell you that from experience!! Back before we had children and both had full-time jobs, we honestly didn't think twice about where our money was going. As long as we had enough money each month to pay our payments that is all that mattered!
Then came baby…..we knew we wanted for me to stay home with Baby C and any future children so it was time to take a look at our finances and figure out where we could cut corners and make it work on one income! Baby C was a great reason to become intentional about our finances.
Our WHY has since changed and we have several motivating reasons to be intentional with our finances.
- I want to never be tied to another payment for anything!  I have experienced the freedom of unleashing myself from several payments and am anxious to shake off the largest of all monthly payments!
- I want to work because I enjoy my job not because I have to!
- I want to give more to causes close to my heart!
- I want to teach my children how to manage their money wisely.  My husband and I were talking the other day about how our parents didn't just buy us anything that we wanted. We are both forever grateful that they didn't. Over those childhood years, they taught us that we need to work for the things that we want.
- As a family, we want to see and experience the world!  Growing up my family and I traveled at least once a year to different states throughout the U.S. When I think back to my childhood, those trips are a HUGE part of my memory. I want to give my children the same experience! Not to mention, travel abroad and visit places I have never experienced!
- Once the house is paid off there are investments/purchases that we would like to make as a family.
- Having our house paid off will be cash in our pocket when it comes time to sell it!
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The cabin was originally built in 1855. In 2003 the cabin was donated by Bill & Myra Pointer and
was located in eastern Howard County. It was then disassembled by Bud Stahl and crew in preparation to
move appoximately 25 miles to the western part of Howard County to Bob & Robin Auth's farm.
The old cabin had many long cold winter nights before getting a fresh face lift in
the spring. Bob and Robin wish to thank all the friends who came out to help with the
restoration. There are way too many to mention without missing someone. The cabin has
been a true blessing for the KohKohMah & Foster Living History Encampment LLC the
past 10 years and hopefully will bring much enjoyment to the folks who visit the Winding
Creek Bluegrass Festival LLC. Coordinated by Bob Auth & Duane Davis.
Winding Creek appreciates Erik's sponsorship for the Bluegrass Festival. If you're
looking for a new Chevrolet or a great deal on a used vehicle give them a call at 765-457-8333.
The antique tractor & machinery club is planning a fun weekend at Winding Creek
and will be providing a cup of homemade ice cream for a $2.00 donation. Their ice cream maker is powered
by a 1920 hit & miss John Deere engine. The club will also be providing a ride from th eparking area to the stage area
on a people mover pulled by an antique tractor.
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For the last 29 years, Mount Hope Estate & Winery has twisted that tradition into one of its own.
During "A Dickens of Christmas," characters from the novella - and Dickens himself - throw a theatrical party in the Victorian mansion of the estate.
Artistic director Mark Sullivan said the script changes each year, but the format stays the same: It's three sketches in one show. The audience rotates from room to room to see each 23-minute performance.
Sullivan described the show as fun, wacky and upbeat - a comical take on the timeless holiday classic. Here's a rundown of what to expect.
Belle's Dating Game: Mrs. Fezziwig searches for a
potential husband for her beautiful, heartbroken daughter Belle - Scrooge's one-time girlfriend.
Sullivan said that act takes a very sad and poignant part of the story and puts a fun spin on it.
"I doubt Mrs. Fezziwig was running around trying to find a match for her daughter," he said.
A Different Christmas Carol: In this segment, Charles Dickens and Mr. Fezziwig portray multiple characters. Mr. Fezziwig plays all three ghosts, and Dickens plays Scrooge.
Sullivan said the sketch is tongue-in-cheek with modern references. For
example, Christmas Past is a hippie from the 60s. It pokes fun at the story, while staying somewhat true.
"It's kind of an irreverent approach to 'A Christmas Carol,'" he said.
The Gift of the Magi: Mr. and Mrs. Cratchit bring O. Henry's classic tale of selfless acts of love to life. In the story, a young married couple struggle to buy secret gifts for each other while having little money.
Before the show, guests can dine at the Swashbuckler pub.
Sullivan said people enjoy looking at the decorations on the grounds and in the mansion and that the show has become part of the community's holiday.
"If you don't leave here with a smile on your face, something is wrong," he said.
- Leigh Zaleski,
FlipSide staff
If you go
WHAT: "A Dickens of a Christmas"
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. today and Friday; 1 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (runs Wednesday through Sunday until
Dec. 23)
WHERE: Victorian mansion, Mount Hope Estate & Winery, 2775 Lebanon Road in Manheim, Lancaster County
COST: Children $9.95; adults $16.95 midweek and $18.95 weekend; for lunch and show $31.95; for dinner and show $42.95
DETAILS: Call 717-665-7021 or visit parenfaire.com


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Served Up is a series highlighting expert mixologists at some of the best cocktail bars in the Green Bay area and their favorite drink recipes.
Each week we�ll visit a different bar to get a breakdown of how a craft cocktail is made and the story behind its creation. In today�s video, Chris Mangless of Three Three Five on North Broadway in Green Bay shows how to make their signature Champagne cocktail.
Check out our Served Up special section for previous videos.


text: The Visible Infrared Imager Radiometer Suite (VIIRS), onboard the Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (NPP), began acquiring data on November 21, 2011. According to NASA, VIIRS 'will collect visible and infrared views of Earth's dynamic surface processes, such as wildfires, land changes, and ice movement.' We demonstrate, through programmatic examples, how to use IDL's HDF5 library to read Suomi NPP VIIRS data. To assist in exploring the datasets stored in a VIIRS file, we use a browser developed at the Tech-X Corporation in Boulder, CO. We perform some simple analyses on the data and visualize the results using IDL 8 (a.k.a. New) Graphics. The example programs we use can be downloaded from http://www.exelisvis.com/esg/Seminars.aspx.


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November 28, 2015
ATLANTA (AP) - Jason Heyward is recovering his power stroke just
in time for the Atlanta Braves' September push for the playoffs.
Heyward homered and drove in four runs, Martin Prado drove in
three runs and the NL East-leading Braves beat the New York Mets
9-3 on Monday night.
Heyward had four hits, including a three-run homer off Pat Misch
in the second inning. He has five homers in August after hitting
only one total in June and July, when he was slowed by a thumb
Jair Jurrjens (6-4) gave up six hits and matched his career high
with six walks, but his eight strikeouts helped him limit the Mets
to three runs in 5 2-3 innings.
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
Hard times, a shaky economy, political fussing and fighting -- there's nothing new under the sun, the Scripture tells us.
As in the days of old when hard-working, ordinary folk found hope and comfort in singing hymns to the Lord, present generations have the benefit of those same songs offering hope and comfort. Thanks to the historic Sacred Harp tunebook, the songs live on with area residents having an opportunity to enjoy many of them this weekend.
Southern Folk Advent will feature many Sacred Harp songs as it comes to Oxford for the 14th year, ushering in the Advent season and offering audience members an uplifting and musical event during the Christmas holidays.
Southern Folk Advent will be tomorrow at Old Church in Oxford at 4 p.m. There is no admission fee, but audience members are encouraged to arrive early for seating. Old Church is adjacent to Oxford College of Emory University.
"It's very important, particularly in threatening times, to remember songs and Scripture that tells us about God being with the needy and helping and defending the needy," said Dr. Steven Darsey of Meridian Herald, which is presenting the event.
"It speaks to God's promise that God is with us and will always be with us. This music from these people who had such faith speaks to us today."
Since its inaugural performance in 1997, Southern Folk Advent has brought Southern shape-note folk hymns into a modern liturgy with the use of "The Sacred Harp" tunebook, an historic hymnal originally compiled in Hamilton and published in Georgia in 1844. Hymns in the book came from the life experiences of poor people struggling to survive in the early 19th century South.
Built in 1841, Old Church in Oxford comes from the same era and region as "The Sacred Harp" and Darsey said that the historic building offers acoustics that help showcase the music.
The service will feature folk, gospel and bluegrass music by The Meridian Chorale, the Sonny Houston Band and Darsey, a noted musical director and composer. Congregational singing is always a part of the annual Advent service.
Seasoned preacher and lecturer Dr. E. Brooks Holifield will speak during the Southern Folk Advent service, weaving brief reflections as the songs are presented. Holifield is the Charles Howard Candler Professor of American Church History Emeritus in the Candler School of Theology and the Graduate Division of Religion at Emory University.
Holifield has authored a number of books and articles related to religious history, the history of Christian thought in America and early colonial American religion. He was named a fellow of the American Arts & Sciences this year.
Meridian Herald, which presents the Southern Folk Advent program, promotes the interaction of worship, music and culture as it seeks to bridge communities of the past and present. It presents worship services, concerts, programs and publications toward that purpose.
A Georgia native, Darsey performed his graduate work on the Sacred Harp and said he has a "deep love for this music and the people from whom it sprang," as well as how it helps people connect with God.
Darsey quoted the Rev. Fred Craddock, who once said, "People will recognize this music who have never heard it before. It's in our genes."
Music historians say "The Sacred Harp" is the best-known shape-note song book used in Georgia. Published in 1844 by west Georgians B.F. White of Hamilton (1800-1879) and E.J. King of Talbotton (1821-1844), the song book, both the original version and subsequent revisions, have helped promote the style of unaccompanied singing known as Sacred Harp, shape-note or fasola singing.
Darsey said the music embodies the "struggles and dreams of generations singing and praying for the coming of Christ." He said he hopes the Dec. 3 service will "rekindle this longing for Christ."
The songs will be presented in a number of formats with the Meridian Chorale singing some original arrangements and the congregation singing others, both a cappella and with folk instrumental accompaniment.
"This is not a reenactment, but an actual Advent service," Darsey said of tomorrow's musical program. "We are delighted for anyone who can to come and share this. This is the music of our forebearers, but it's not just for them. It has things to teach us today."
Beth Sexton is a freelance writer based in Snellville. If you have a story idea, email Karen Rohr, features editor, at email@example.com.
More like this story
- Meridian Herald to present annual Southern Folk Advent Service Nov. 30 ( November 21, 2013 )
- Southern Advent service set for Saturday ( November 28, 2012 )
- Arrival of Christ central to the Southern Folk Advent music ( November 29, 2012 )
- Advent service to celebrate Southern songs ( November 25, 2010 )
- Old Church in Oxford to host Southern Folk Advent ( November 17, 2014 )


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In recent weeks, Dr. Larry Cook, who for four decades has had a distinguished record at the University of Louisville as a professor, practitioner and administrator, has been caught in a political drama between the administration of Gov. Steve Beshear and Kentucky Senate Republicans. The launching pad of this nightmare for Cook has been the serious indiscretions of executives at Passport Health Plan as discovered by a review led by a very consequential public servant, state Auditor Crit Luallen.
Demagoguery has become a growth industry in Frankfort as the Governor and state Sen. Tim Shaughnessy have led the attack on the Passport board, which is composed of the greatest collection of medical talent in this region of our country. Cook, in particular, during the sunset days of his brilliant career, has been singled out by these pedestrian intellects.
Yes, according to the auditor, there have been terrible lapses in judgment by the lay leadership of Passport. Doctors by their very nature are naïve regarding pragmatic business issues. They are constantly absorbed in the vital work of cutting-edge research and hands-on lifesaving. Thus, it was natural for them to rely on people who they thought were trustworthy and responsible. Those lay leaders of Passport, it appears, betrayed the trust given to them by using the organization for many self-serving purposes.
All of these problems being conceded, no one has been able to substantially dispute the success of Passport to achieve its goal of managing health care for hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians with quality and efficiency. This hybrid private/public operation has, for the last six years, been ranked among the top 25 Medicaid health plans in America by U.S. News and World Report. It has a satisfaction rating of 78 percent from the patients it serves. Even the thought of abandoning this model should be off-limits in future discussions. Can you imagine that there is any public health agency in our commonwealth even close to a top-tier rating in any field? Much of the honor and recognition won by Passport is due to the leadership of the very doctors the Beshear administration and Shaughnessy want to castigate on a daily basis.
Finally, let me add some direct comments about Cook, eminent neonatologist, pediatrician, caring doctor to his lifetime of patients, and soon-to-retire executive vice president of health care at U of L. This writer served six years on the U of L Board of Trustees with Cook. At close hand, I observed him as he led strategy for the future of the University Hospital, fought off the challenges from Norton Health Care during their midnight raid on the department of neurosurgery, and helped spearhead negotiations with potential future partners that could result in U of L becoming one of the shining lights in academic medicine in this nation.
These are just a few highlights. Many adults are living good healthy lives today thanks to the medical skills of pediatrician Larry Cook. He is a special man who has devoted his life to his community and its quality of health care. Thus, at this time when lesser men who happen to be political leaders attempt to cast aspersions on Cook, we all must stand and say, hell, no, do not take out your failures on this good man.
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Dracula was choreographed for California Ballet by Charles Bennett to an original composite score of music.
Since its premiere in 1987, Dracula has received critical acclaim and audience approval. Castles and wolves, bats and vampires are brought to life as the struggle between the forces of good and evil is revealed.
This production's unique combination of seductive drama intertwined with movement will mesmerize audience members through its shattering conclusion.
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Nike Girls Revelstoke Trip
Submitted by: Brad
Team Manager and legendary shredder Barrett Christy took the girls snowboard team to Revelstoke resort last season for a week of interior BC pow. The area, previously only accessed by sleds, now has several lifts that offer access to peaks and bowls that provided endless entertainment to a crew with some pent-up freeriding energy. Check out the write-up in the latest issue of Snowboarder Mag on stands now.


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The DISR Encounter Photobook
The Encounter was a grueling but rewarding experience for all involved. The following pages contain a collection of images taken of the DISR team by Lori Stiles, the DISR press liason. Although those present in Darmstadt at ESA headquarters for the encounter would argue that it is impossible to re-create their experience, hopefully these images will shead some light on how we do what we do, and why the next few years may be so difficult.
You'll be glad that you missed the Porta-Kabins. Trust me.
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Tacup is a barangay of the philippine municipality San Remigio in the province Cebu in Central Visayas which is part of the Visayas group of islands.
Tacup is one of the barangays which are in the outlying area of Municipality San Remigio.
Other barangays of San Remigio are:
Anapog, Argawanon, Bagtic, Bancasan, Batad, Busogon, Calambua, Canagahan, Dapdap, Gawaygaway, Hagnaya, Kayam, Kinawahan, Lambusan, Lawis, Libaong, Looc, Luyang, Mano, Poblacion, Punta, Sab-a, San Miguel, Tambongon, To-ong, Victoria


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Hmmm. It's not Quebec's language laws that are applicable here.
Canada has always been unable to really define their culture anyway. CanCon laws never were really protecting Canadian culture. They were about protecting Canadian businesses. The identical material is acceptable as Canadian, as long as it is produced in Canada or by Canadians. Culture has nothing to do with this. I thought people woke up to that fact. Guess not.
I guess we can agree to disagree. Personally, I think shows like Kids in the Hall or SCTV or Degrassi would have had far less success if they weren't pushed forward by those CanCon rules. There's no way a US network would pick up stuff like that (think of Degrassi and the issues it dealt with being aired in 1980s America). Or think of the impact of kids shows like Sesame Street pushing the 'wrong' spelling forward? It's not a minor affair. Just talk to any teacher and they'll tell you all about the battle they have teaching kids the Queen's English in a world filled with American TV.
In any event, again, can anybody show how CanCon rules are excluding content? It's just that most ebook stores don't want to even make the token effort to comply with that stuff. Thats' why their offerings are anemic. If they can't apply their global ebookstore template they just skip Canada and move on.


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Issue #2:
-What are everyone's opinions on which Godzilla films to see? Are the references kind of pointing us to what I've found to be called "The Showa Series"? The characters say that the creatures died out on the island in the mid-seventies and the last film of this series ("Terror of Mechagodzilla") came out then.