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Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana. 2010-03-27 10:48:00
10am: the designated meeting time. Noisebridge is empty. Camera battery on table with a plaintive note requesting someone to find a charger. I find the charger in the adjacent box.
10.27am: Chris arrives with a tiny video camera that arrived overnight for the launch. Nils and Ariel have also showed up in the meantime.
10.47am: donut run. Everybody is here. Assembly and final checks begin. Progress hampered by Saturday morning cartoons playing on the projector and PyCon preparations going on around.
11.27am: vox mode on ham radio working; we think both beacons should be visible. Setting up radio end-to-end test. In parallel, payload has been stencilled, trial assembly under way for final weighing. Cast up to 9 people, with at least three more to join on location.
11.47am: my updates are coming with creepy regularity. Still at Noisebridge; assembly of the multipart, multiplane payload is proving more challenging than expected. No APRS beacons have made it out yet, though this may be due to the poor radio permeability of the building.
12.00pm: the PyCon attendees are being very tolerant of our bellowing back and forth across the room while they're trying to run talks. I'm alternating between shushing people and hiding behind the nearest pillar. Final weight comes in at 4 lbs 5 oz; sadly the stabilizing arms can't take the weight without bowing alarmingly. Rapid replanning of support structure ensues. Still haven't tested the radio gear.
12.21pm: packing up for departure. Drift trajectory estimate looks reasonable for our Alpha launch site.
12.56pm: all three cars on the road, connecting inverters and chargers in the car to top up batteries en route.
1.26pm: stuck in traffic near Livermore. So glamorous.
2pm: arrived at the California
Qanat Aqueduct site, waiting for traffic-scattered posse. Made a foursquare location.
2.29pm: wind is blowing in an unfortunate direction. Condoms Meteorological
2.45pm: checking skyvector.com confirms that all the local airfields are reporting winds blowing north or north-east. Ozzy uses his pilot contacts to confirm that high-level winds are still blowing towards the east, so we only need to worry about the lowest 15,000 feet of ascent and descent. We decide to get another 10-15 miles east/south-east before launching.
2.59pm: confusion ensues due to phones redirecting to voicemail and partially meshed radio contact between vehicles – cavalcade count now up to 5, and uncertainty if all heads found seats.
3.02pm – interlude: we're running very late, once again, and although none of the reasons are exactly the same as they were last time, the general problem is that too many individual tasks are still being tweaked, refined (or in some cases started) in the few days before launch. We're deadline driven, but not very good at planning back from the deadline.
4pm: we spot an airstrip on our way south, and decide to try our luck. After a long and frustrating wait while attempts to contact the airstrip owner via friends of friends are made, the BATF (Bar of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms) point out that since they have permission to shoot automatic weapons at the airstrip, they feel entitled to grant us permission to launch a balloon. It's on.
4.20pm: …or is it? The helium cylinder turns out to have been less than half-full. Perhaps a leaky valve that vented gas over the past month? We have the balloon at approximately neutral buoyancy. So… if we remove the skirt from the balloon, we might be able to cobble together a light enough payload to lift, by duct-taping together a G1, radio and camera. Drama!
4.48pm: Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, Blake returns from a foraging expedition with a 73 cu ft cylinder of helium, acquired from a local party balloon filling place. The balloon has lift – next we assemble the entire payload string and see how much excess lift we have. If not enough, we'll have to shave the payload down.
5.09pm: And I thought we launched late last time :P Balloon is filled with all the helium we can get. Electronics are all on, text messages with GPS co-ordinates are coming in; both APRS beacons are being received. Last zip-ties being attached now.
5.24pm: Not enough lift. Luckily, the heaviest camera doesn't work with the lithium batteries that we bought anyway, so we can remove that. The balloon skirt is also being removed. In worse news, after the first few SMSes, the Android fell silent.
5.57pm: Heartache and angst as people's favourite projects are ruthlessly culled to reduce weight. Stand-by Android with old SMS code resurrected in the hope that it will send reliably.
6.53pm: not enough lift to clear the trees with even the most minimal payload. We scrub, clean up, and retire to the nearest hotel for food and consolatory champagne.
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GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. -- Recent Hall of Fame inductee Cris Carter has two feet firmly in the NFL history books, and now he has written his own book.
The former Minnesota Viking's book is an insightful page-turner titled "Going Deep: How Wide Receivers Became the Most Compelling Figures in Pro Sports."
"Going Deep" takes an in-depth look into Carter's personal experiences during his 16-year career as a wide receiver and how the position has become the most compelling figures in Pro Sports.
In a line from his new book, Cris Carter says, "Wide receivers went from being obscure and unassuming to being known for their electric play and-in some cases-their over-the-top personalities."
Carter will be signing copies of his new book at Mall of America on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in the Rotunda. In honor of his new book, ESPN will be broadcasting live during the event beginning at 10 a.m.
Cris is currently a co-host of ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown.
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foo_playcount_mod, foo_playcount with silent tag updating
foo_playcount_mod, foo_playcount with silent tag updating
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Hey guys,
This release is based on the unofficial playcount component:
I've always been annoyed by the popup window in foo_playcount so I modded it to supress the popups (thanks to terrestrial for sharing his code).
Unfortunately the windows still popup on some files (I can't figure out why, maybe somebody with more coding experience can take a look at the source, it's included) but it works for most.
I changed the name of the plugin because there are quite a few versions around and they are often messed up.
1.0.2 (updated March 4th 2007)
-added option to exclude files from being processed based on file format and on whether its part of the media library or not
-added option to choose between classical playcount tags (PLAY_COUNTER, FIRST_PLAYED, LAST_PLAYED) and the official playback statistics component version (PLAY_COUNT, FIRST_PLAYED_TIMESTAMP, LAST_PLAYED_TIMESTAMP)
note: if you change the tag type the old tags will be converted into the new format on next playback. If both tag types are present in a file the current tag style will be used and the old one will be deleted.
-removed the "remove old tags" option (guess all files should be cleaned by now if necessary)
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used the source code to incorporate into one of my own private component. so to give a little info.
I've found that sometimes the update dialog shows is because both my foosic client and this component manipulating the file (meta data).
for example, I notice that foosic will do things when has been playing for 1 minutes, if around this time this component try to update the file, the dialog will show (probably because the component has a few Sleep calls, see below).
in the code, it contains a 4-5 Sleep calls (each 500ms), it's blocking foobar to update the fb2k UI interface because it is in the main thread.
I don't remember I've seen the dialog again after removing all the Sleep(s), the visible display pause during update is much better than what it is now. I'm not sure if the Sleep calls are really needed, but seems no problem for me to get rid of them.
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Crowe confirms Kidman's new romanceRussell Crowe has confirmed actress Nicole Kidman is smitten with new love Keith Urban.
The heartthrob actor - who once dated Nicole - says the flame-haired beauty is head over heels with the country singer.
He is quoted in Britain's The Sun newspaper as saying: "I've spoken to Nicole a couple of times recently and it was clear she's enjoying great happiness right now.
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He added: "A relationship under the microscope doesn't get the chance to evolve. It happened to me some years back. My summer was ruined as we were never left alone."
Last month, it was claimed Nicole and Keith were getting serious after inviting their parents to spend Thanksgiving with them.
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[This holiday season, let Uwishunu be your merry guide. From brilliant lights and must-see attractions to festive events and jolly good times, check out our daily updates on holiday happenings in Philadelphia right here.] There's no place like the theater for the holidays, where all of the magic of the season comes to life on […]
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Thanks to Danny and Sandy, we all know the best fling is a summer fling. While not all of us are gutsy enough to sing about it in chorus lines of Greasers and Pink Ladies, we can always do the next best thing and celebrate with a three week festival of music and comedy. From […]
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Four nationally recognized comics will be taking the stage at Act II Playhouse in Ambler. Between the four performing comedians they have appeared on NBC, ABC, MTV and Comedy Central… just to name a few. This performance is destined to be gut-bustingly funny. The stand-up comedy weekend runs from January 11-12 and encompasses three separate […]
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If you've never seen a Jen Childs show — with her as writer, director, on stage or all of the above — you've never lived. Seriously: Jen, co-founder of 1812 Productions, is quite possibly the funniest woman in Philadelphia. Next up at Act II Playhouse: Why I'm Scared Of Dance By Jen Childs. It's on […]
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There's no place like the theater for the holidays, where all of the magic of the season comes to life on stage. From the stately Avenue of the Arts to the city's cozy suburban playhouses, Philadelphia is presenting a ton of great holiday-themed theater this season sure to be a treat not just for theater […]
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Fall in Philadelphia means locally designed haute fashion, crunchy local apples and bright orange pumpkins, vivid foliage, crisp craft beer, the re-enlivening of the Linc, restaurant menu refreshes, fall street festivals and — last but not least — the kick-off of a brand new theater season. With the successful run of another Philadelphia Live Arts/Fringe […]
August 30, 2012
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Calling all Beatles fans: Ambler's Act II Playhouse presents 4 Lads From Liverpool, a rollicking tribute to The Beatles beginning September 4. The show takes you through an epic journey that begins in the early days in Hamburg, Germany and the Cavern Club in Liverpool, then fast forwards to the Sgt. Pepper-era and beyond. You […]
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Most theaters are closed for the summer, but happily Act II Playhouse is busy as ever, with a hilarious, limited engagement play on stage called Free Range Thinking. It's a new show from the guy who brought you last summer's hit comedy The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron? Click here to watch a 30-second video trailer. […]
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It's the rare theater production that sells out before its run even begins; but that's the case with Act II Playhouse's next-up show, My Fair Lady, on stage starting April 24 and now running through June 3 June 17 July 1! The classic Broadway musical is specially adapted for Act II's intimate venue, so you'll […]


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EL PASO, TEXAS >> U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the El Paso Sector experienced a busy holiday weekend which included the arrest of a sexual offender, several drug smugglers and the rescue of a subject in distress in an irrigation canal.
On Saturday, at approximately 9:30 p.m., agents assigned to the Santa Teresa Border Patrol station utilizing night vision thermal imaging systems observed a subject entering the United States illegally in an area west of the Santa Teresa port of entry.
The agents took the man into custody and transported him to the Santa Teresa Border Patrol station for processing. He is identified as 50-year old Alejandro Gavarrete Reyes from Honduras.
During processing, Gavarrete's biographic and biometric information were entered into the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System which produced an alert for prior criminal and immigration history. Further queries revealed that Gavarrete had prior convictions for sexual offense against a child and vehicle theft out of Sarasota, Florida and Gwinnet County, Georgia. Gavarrete was processed for removal and remanded to the Otero County Prison.
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The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside the Room, the Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made (Hardcover)
From the actor who lived through it all and an award-winning narrative nonfiction writer: the inspiring and laugh-out-loud funny story of a mysteriously wealthy social misfit who got past every road block in the Hollywood system to achieve success on his own terms—the making of The Room, "the Citizen Kane of bad movies" (Entertainment Weekly).
In 2003, an independent film called The Room—written, produced, directed, and starring a very rich social misfit of indeterminate age and origin named Tommy Wiseau—made its disastrous debut in Los Angeles. Described by one reviewer as "like getting stabbed in the head," the $6 million film earned a grand total of $1,800 at the box office and closed after two weeks. Now in its tenth anniversary year, The Room is an international phenomenon to rival The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Thousands of fans wait in line for hours to attend screenings complete with costumes, audience rituals, merchandising, and thousands of plastic spoons.
Readers need not have seen The Room to appreciate its costar Greg Sestero's account of how Tommy Wiseau defied every law of artistry, business, and interpersonal relationships to achieve the dream only he could love. While it does unravel mysteries for fans—who on earth is "Steven," and what's with that hospital on Guerrero Street?—The Disaster Artist is more than just a hilarious story about cinematic hubris. It is ultimately a surprisingly inspiring tour de force that reads like a page-turning novel, an open-hearted portrait of an enigmatic man who will capture your heart.
About the Author
Greg Sestero is an actor, producer, and writer. At the age of 17, he began his career in entertainment by modeling in Milan for such designers as Valentino and Armani. Upon returning to California, he went on to pursue acting and appeared in several films and television shows before co-starring in the international cult phenomenon The Room. Greg now resides in Los Angeles.
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August 11
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Thursday August 11 from 1 - 2 p.m. at McNairy County Health Department at 729 East Poplar Ave. - for more information call Ruth Teague at 731-645-3474 ext. 105 or Beth Hamilton at 731-645-3474 ext. 130 - Free gifts & a child safety seat will be a door prize.
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Saturday, August 13 at Selmer City Park from 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. - Speakers Robert Shackelford & Teresa Carroll
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Reunion August 13 at East View Civic Center - Lunch at noon - Bring a covered dish and enjoy the fun.
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Daughter of Lance & Lesley Carter from the Finger-Leapwood Community. Benefit at Mid-South Farmers Coop Saturday, August 13 - Food sales begin ! 10 a.m. (hotdog, chips, drink & dessert $5) Silent auction going on now - homemade deserts - drawings for prizes, dunking booth - For information call 645-3238. Kensley is a patient at St. Jude's in Memphis - All proceeds go directly to the family.
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McNairy County Republican Women will meet on Thursday, August 18th at 6 p.m. at Mulberry Manor. Everyone is invited to attend.
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August 20
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A day of free food, fun & fellowship. Saturday, August 20, from 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. at Bethel Springs Community
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A fundraiser benefit for medical expenses from brain surgery on Saturday, August 20 from 10 a, m. until? Piggly Wiggly parking lot in Adamsville. Sponsored by Mount Sharon Presbyterian Church. BBQ, pork, ribs, bologna & chicken. - plates, sandwches, pound packs, drinks and smoke house rednecks loaded baked potato. Special orders for whole Boston butt at $25 and whole rack baby back ribs at $20.
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August 23
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Happy hump day from Kim Kardashian and baby North West!
The reality star took to Instagram on Wednesday morning to share a toaster-filtered photo of herself with her 7-month-old daughter in bed. In the photo, the proud mom looks into the camera with sultry eyes while puckering over Nori's head.
"Good morning," the 33-year-old simply captions the intimate picture.
Although North's face isn't shown in the photo, Kim recently stopped by The Ellen DeGeneres Show to describe her daughter's features.
"She changes all the time," Kanye West's fiancé revealed. "One day she'll look like Kanye, one day she'll look like me. It's so crazy. And her personality is so cute. She is really calm and really quiet."


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the day started off just like any other i had to poop, but this poop was like no other it had some kind of human excrement that it made it stick to my asshole like a pendulum, i believe they call it a dingle-berry, after fighting with it for 15 minutes i had won the battle looking down into the toilet bowl it seem Beforehand, it looked like velvety-soft rose pedals. Afterwards, it looked like a bulldog eating mayonnaise
i was very proud of this poop
i got dressed and headed out for my job, i work as a investor so i headed to the New York Stock Exchange, i noticed my stocks were up and i decided i had enough money to make a certain lady the luckiest girl in the world, i bought a ring and got on my computer and i E-proposed to my one and only love strghtjckgrl
and we lived ever so pooply ever after !
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Georgetown Hoyas guard D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera (4) shoots a jump shot during the first half against the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles during the second round of the 2013 NCAA tournament at the Wells Fargo Center.
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The GT-R Egoist Solves All Your Victorian Whorehouse Needs
At Nissan's Yokohama headquarters, I saw a car that answered a huge problem in my life: how can I buy a GT-R when I have promised myself I will only drive cars with interiors like Victorian whorehouses? Well, thankfully, there's the GT-R Egoist edition. »


text: Fuller said he thinks he met Aznor Tsarnaev once, fleetingly, in Kazakhstan. His daughter, he said, knew the family better, but when Tamerlan was just a toddler, and Dzhokhar not yet born. According to Fuller, the suspects' mother Zubeidat Tsarnaeva was not an ethnic Chechen herself, but Dagestani, and so the family spoke the couple's common language Russian, not Chechen, at home. "People who lose their native language (identity) sometimes are more fanatic in some respects," he observed.


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Workers' Compensation Section Annual Holiday Party
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. WALKINS WILL BE ACCEPTED IF SPACE PERMITS FOR AN ADDITIONAL $10. Includes top shelf open bar, extensive hors d'oeuvres, pasta-seafood bar, sushi station and valet parking. Sponsored by: Injured Workers Pharmacy, Delaware Valley Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, Maximum Rehab, Mobile FCE Consultants, Inc.,
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"Fossils" by PhlegmStreet Art // Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Phlegm made his was down to this drain in his hometown of Sheffield to paint a large set of unknown animals bones. This creature apparently ate an entire human as well.
Kenny Scharf arrested, googled, and asked for autographStreet Art // Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Our May cover artist, Kenny Scharf, was apparently arrested for what over the last 30 years he has become well-known for, spray painting. Apparently the artist was arrested in Bushwick, Brooklyn while painting one of his signature snakes and apparently as Art Sucks reports, while in custody cops were googling him and requesting autographs. "Cops who arrested me were fans and wanted to talk about exit through the gift shop and even liked the tag. At the first holding cell in Williamsburg (there were only 5 people in the cell) the police were googling me and asking about things like the tunnel nightclub." He continued on in saying "I was in there 30 years ago and im sorry to say its much worse now. Kind of like hell."
"X-rainbow" by ShokStreet Art // Monday, April 22, 2013
London-based artist, Shok, skillfully uses spray paint to create work that resembles x-ray negatives with a twist of abstraction and some added color. With his newest piece the artist created a rainbow color way consisting of bones, a clock, a fingerprint, and what we think looks like cosmic dust.
Photos from "Pellis OS Omentum" @ Galo Art GalleryStreet Art // Monday, April 22, 2013
Galo Art Gallery in Turin, Italy recently held a solo exhibition for the mad surgeon illustrator and muralist, Nychos. The Vienna-based artist named the show "Pellis OS Omentum" and exhibited new illustrations, paintings, and a stunning on site mural of a dissected fox. Check out some photos from the opening and the work that will be on exhibit through May 18, 2013.
"Death Natura" by Escif and TelasStreet Art // Sunday, April 21, 2013
On this wall, a figure floats upside down while cocking back a slingshot and is accompanied by some abstract shapes. Painted by artists Escif and Telas, this piece is entitled "Death Natura" and is located in Valencia, Spain.
BC Gallery Grand Opening in BerlinStreet Art // Saturday, April 20, 2013
A new gallery space will be opening next week started by Nick Bargezi and Los Angeles-based gallery owner Seth Carmichael that will be locatedin the highly active Libauer Strasse area of Berlin. For their first exhibition they have enlisted some of the most active street artists from around the globe, including artists that have we feature often like Intereseni Kazki, Inti, Jaz, M-City, Sowat and more. The grand opening is on April 26, 2013, so be sure to check them out if you are in or around Berlin.
Video: STREET ART FOR SALEStreet Art // Friday, April 19, 2013
We find it strange that in cities like London people are offering "Street art tours," where guides steer you in the direction of all the best pieces by well-known artists. There is a large audience that has been built from the surge of work in the streets and just as much attention from art dealers and buyers hoping to make the right investment. Interesting perspective in this video depending on your point of view of street art.
Remed Mural in Progress in Marseille, FranceStreet Art // Thursday, April 18, 2013
Spain-based fine artist and muralist, Remed, is currently working on a mural in Marseille, France that elegantly displays his unique lettering language using minimal color. The artist chose spray paint to create this large piece, which means the wall will likely be completed swiftly. Check back for some completed photos of the piece real soon.
Picasso's "Guernica" used as inspiration for a new wall from VinZStreet Art // Thursday, April 18, 2013
As of recent, the streets of Valencia, Spain have been seeing a slew of exceptional new work from a diverse group of artists. Regulars like Escif and Hyuro are constantly making thought provoking paintings, however another artist that calls Valencia home is VinZ. Inspired by Picasso's well-known painting "Guernica," his most recent painting comments on Spain's current political, financial, and cultural situation, subjects many artist in this region are currently addressing in their work.
C215 creates large Cat Portrait in ParisStreet Art // Thursday, April 18, 2013
There is no question after seeing this giant cat portrait painted by Parisian street artist, C215, that he is a die-hard feline fan. Often working in small scale using stencils, the artist switched his medium up using a hundred cans of spray paint and 40 liters of acrylic to create this mural at a busy intersection in Paris. Even though the size of the piece is considerably larger, C215 kept to the same stencil esthetic. This may be the largest cat we have seen, but maybe a bigger one exists somewhere? Any Clues? We want to see!


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3. Clay Buchholz, Boston (Last week – 2): Buchholz held the Angels to six hits and a pair of runs in 6.2 innings last Saturday to run his record to 9-0. He remains the AL leader in ERA, but trails most guys on this list innings. Though he's not been a workhorse and he has missed a start, Buchholz leaves every start with the Red Sox in position to win. The team is 11-1 in his 12 starts. In the lone loss a month ago, Buchholz allowed two runs in eight innings, then the bullpen allowed the winning run in the ninth.
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Studio Tour
Celebrating Local Artists and Artisans
Local artists and artisans working and living in the Flathead Valley will participate in a Studio Tour & Sale on the weekend of September 26 & 27, 2015. Host artists/artisans will demonstrate their skills and/or provide samples of various stages of production for visitor viewing. Local Color Studio Tour is a juried event for artist studios and galleries with a working studio on the premises.
Kelly Bort
Whitefish, Montana
Kelly's art quilts are first drawn on a piece of white fabric. They are painted with both inks and fabric paints. After the painting has dried and cured, she quilts the work, quilting both by hand and with her sewing machine. She is surrounded by beautiful wildflowers, interesting wild animals and the ever-changing mountains, all of which inspire her work.
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Celinda English
Kalispell, Montana
Celinda English is the artist and owner of CE DESIGNS Studio, located in the Eastside Brick Building in the eastside of Kalispell. Celinda works on commission with interior designers and architects to create one-of-a-kind wall pieces that compliment a room's décor. Her education in art, fashion, and costume design is shared with high school students and adults in her spacious studio classroom. Celinda also designs contemporary jewelry, knitwear, apparel, costume, fiber craft, and surface design pieces.
Gail Hansen
Whitefish, Montana
Gail is inspired by the pattern of light created in the backlit subject. She begins outside where she sets up an easel and produces small sketches. Working in her studio, she expands small paintings into large-scale works on canvas. After 30 years of working in watercolor, she has found the expressive possibilities inherent in the medium of oils the perfect marriage of idea and medium for her.
Kris Kramer
Whitefish, Montana
Working with metal clay or PMC, Kris is more sculpture than jeweler. She designs and creates silver pendants, necklaces, charms, earrings, and rings. End-of-season sales will abound during this tour.
Karen Leigh
Kalispell, Montana
Inspired primarily by the beauty and spirit of her native Montana as well as travels abroad, Karen offers original watercolors and commissioned work. A Signature Member of the Montana Watercolor Society, Karen received the Gold Medal in 2006 and President's Award in 2008.
Shelle Lindholm
Kalispell, Montana
Shelle paints animals with attitude. Her primitive painting style has developed through the exploration of acrylics and has been strongly influenced by folk art from around the world. She was recently named by Montana's Secretary of State, Linda McCulloch, as the current Montana "Treasured" Artist.
Susan Miller
Kalispell, Montana
With a passion for creating and recycling, Susan has been blessed to give castaway items a second chance. Vintage china, glass, postage stamps, lace and more are transformed into jewelry using stained glass techniques. Vintage china, glass, paint and imagination are used to create one-of-a-kind mosaics, home décor and furniture. Susan also find great satisfaction in creating new custom family heirlooms from damaged pieces from the past.
Lee Proctor
Bigfork, Montana
Lee has always worked with fire, first in metals and now in hot glass. For him, the creative process is a magical experience, full of mystery and challenge. Lee trusts his creative instincts, letting his intuition be his guide.
David Secrest
Somers, Montana
Natural processes guide David's aesthetic judgment and it is through intentional manipulation of materials that he finds his expression. Through exploring the interplay between structure, surface and form, David hopes to capture the viewer's attention and paradoxically offer a respite for the viewer's intellect.
Elaine Snyder
Kalispell, Montana
Elaine is a custom clothier of buckskin dresses and modern western buckskin jackets and vests for men and women. In January 2009, Elaine was inducted into Montana Circle of American Masters as a master tailor in buckskin and historic clothes.
Yvonne Stotler
Kalispell, Montana
It has always been about the art for Yvonne. Art has defined her life, given her purpose, and filled her with joy and wonder. She has tried to capture the joy that nature brings into her life in her porcelain artwork. To create her unusual combinations of objects, she makes plaster molds and uses porcelain slip.
Sheri Trepina
Kalispell, Montana
Sheri designs colorful, textural hanging art pieces inspired by elements of nature. The technique of Collage is a favorite; Sheri loves the rich textures and line you get by the layering of delicate papers and paint. The movement of paint and water against these layers is exciting to Sheri and gives her work an abstract quality.
Sherry Wells
Kalispell, Montana
Sherry uses primarily high fire porcelain to make her wheel thrown and altered dining, serving and decorative ware. She finds great joy and satisfaction in using handmade objects daily. Sherry seeks to enhance this experience for others by encouraging the use of handmade Art daily, generating a moment of pause to appreciate the piece being used; to drink coffee, eat meals, or enjoy viewing.


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Karuizawa 1977 Noh (cask 4592)
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This is one of the latest Karuizawa Noh releases, a 1977 from a single sherry cask released in 2010. I'm curious for the future – all remaining Karuizawa stocks have been bought by Number One Drinks, the UK distributor behind these Noh series.
Karuizawa 32 yo 1977
(60,7%, OB 2010, cask 4592, 190 btl.)
Nose: earthy and meaty. Roasted coffee. Incense. Charred steak. Very smoky for a Karuizawa. All of this mixed with a lovely sweetness of chocolate and black cherries. Precious spices like Szechuan and cardamom. Sandalwood and tobacco. Mouth: hot with big peppery notes. Quite sharp at first, then some dry walnuts and leather, sweeter caramel, dark chocolate and bags of cigar leafs. Lovely chocolate / cherry combo. Really great. Camphor, hints of tar even. Some liquorice. Wow. Finish: long and rich, spicy..
Another extreme Karuizawa. Interesting to see it shows a bigger and different kind of smokiness – not the usual matchstick notes from other bottlings. The savouriness is quite exceptional. With a slightly bigger fruitiness this would have been heavenly. Originally around € 170 – now sold for crazy amounts.
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Les deseo mil felicidades en su futura vida de casados con todo mi
amor, besitos, Mama"
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Thank You for visiting our honeymoon bridal registry and wedding website. We decided to use this honeymoon bridal registry to allow us to pre plan all the wonderful things we want to do on our dream honeymoon. If you have any questions about how our honeymoon bridal registry works, please contact a honeymoon registry specialist at 1-877-699-5884 and they can help with our wedding registry list. Again, Thank You so much for using our honeymoon bridal registry and wedding website. Most of all, thank you for being part of our wedding and helping us have the romantic honeymoon and wedding we've always imagined.
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The Alberni Valley Bulldogs would like to announce Evan Tironese has committed to the NCAA Division I hockey program at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
"We are extremely happy for Evan'scommitment to RPI," said Alberni Valley Bulldogs Head Coach Kevin Willison. "It has been Evan's goal and dream to play NCAA Division 1 hockey and he has actualized that dream with this commitment," added Willison. "We look forward to working with Evan over the next two seasons before he joins RPI for the 2014/15 season."
Two former Bulldogs are currently with RPI: former head coach Nolan Graham and former forward Johnny Rogic.
"I'm very excited for the opportunity to be able to go to RPI," said Evan Tironese. "It's a great school and I'm very grateful. I'd like to thank my parents, coaches, my billet family The Mesics, and Tom McEvay for providing the opportunity."
The RPI Engineers play in the Eastern College Athletic Conference of the NCAA. Located in Troy, Michigan, RPI is a private research university founded in 1824. Tironese will be joining the RPI Engineers for the 2014/15 season.
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This crisp and visually striking video features FOE draped in women and tattoos, blunt in hand. With a guitar laden beat by The Pirate Signal and Blkhrts' frontman Yonnas Abraham (Yo), this track is laid back and relaxing. The cameos by Haven, 800 The Jewell and other Jewell Tyme cohorts make this video come across as just another day in the life of FOE, and what a life it is.Tags: BLKHRTS, FOE, Hip Hop, Underground, Video | Categories: Music


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Maria Farm in Pärnu County is a great place to enjoy true country life in a beautiful natural setting boasting forests, bogs and the sea. You can come here simply to get away from it all or organise seminars and training events here. Our catering, party and seminar rooms are situated in a 100-year-old farm building, and there is also a fully preserved threshing barn with its original stove. The double and family rooms constructed in summer 2010 bring together country comfort and urban convenience. The Talurahva Spa saunas are the perfect place to relax and unwind, while all horse lovers are welcome to the Maria Stables. See you at the farm!
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WALLA WALLA -- A man has pleaded guilty in Superior Court to leading law enforcement officers on two vehicle pursuits in past months.
Elliott W. Barnes, 26, of 1702 Old Milton Highway, entered the guilty pleas Friday to two counts of attempting to elude a pursuing police vehicle.
He also pleaded guilty to one count each of possession of a stolen firearm and second-degree unlawful possession of a firearm.
Because of Barnes' extensive criminal history and the gun charges, he faces a standard-range prison term of about 10-13 years when he's sentenced later. But in exchange for his guilty pleas, the prosecution is recommending a drug-offender sentencing alternative.
Under the alternative, Barnes would serve nearly six years in prison and afterward be placed on nearly six years of community custody that would include a requirement he undergo outpatient drug treatment.
Barnes pleaded guilty to leading officers on two vehicle chases -- one that occurred this Feb. 8 and the other, on July 30 of last year. A third charge of felony-eluding stemming from a pursuit Feb. 5 will be dismissed, along with a charge of third-degree driving while license suspended.
Authorities said officers arrived at Barnes' residence shortly before 3 p.m. Feb. 8 to serve a warrant, but he drove off heading west on the highway.
He then headed south on Peppers Bridge Road while being pursued into Oregon by numerous patrol vehicles, and finally stopped on Locust Road between Winesap Road and the Old Milton Highway, officials said.
Barnes and other occupants fled from the vehicle, but Barnes was taken into custody a short time later after being located in a wood shed of a private residence.
After he was jailed, prosecutors charged him with leading officers on the other pursuits, which originated in the west end of Walla Walla.
He wasn't apprehended during either of those chases. But the vehicle he was driving Feb. 5 was located and a stolen handgun was found on the floor below the driver's seat, officials said.
Barnes is a four-time convicted felon, according to a police report.
He pleaded guilty in 2009 to felony eluding for leading officers on a high-speed, 18-mile chase in a stolen vehicle from Walla Walla into Oregon in February of that year. He subsequently was sentenced to just over a year in prison.
Terry McConn can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 526-8319.
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An accident on Interstate 71 North shut down right lanes near Fields Ertel Drive Friday afternoon.
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Interstate 71 North and Interstate 75 South have reopened after accidents shut down right lanes on both highways Friday afternoon.
A three- or four-car wreck on I-71 North near Fields Ertel Drive shut down right lanes for about an hour Friday. The accident occurred at about 3:30 p.m., said a Symmes Township police officer.
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By ncstudioz on March 20th, 2011
List of The Eye Makeup Essentials
Information for all essentials that you will require for your beautiful eye makeup.
Tools Required for your Eye Makeup:
Eyes are the replica of the personality. One can judge the beauty of the soul. Enhance your eyes beauty by wearing makeup.
Eye makeup should be worn with the correct tools and kits. Eyes are the most sensitive and delicate part.
So here I have a list of the Eye Makeup Essentials which will give you the perfect idea of what to choose at the time of your eye makeup:
- Concealer: It is creamy and blends easily ob your delicate skin of eyes. Pick the concealer that is one or two shades lighter than your skin. It will vanish dark circles if you have and brighten your eye skin.
- Eye Primer: It is the product that will keep your makeup long lasting and even make your makeup go smoothly.
- Eye Liner: Line your eyes with black, brown or any other vivid colors like purple, red, pink, blue etc.
- Eyeshadow: Play with colors go with different shades of light and darker hues. You can go with beautiful styling like Smokey Eye Makueup or experiment with various textures
- Brushes: There are various brushes that you will require to have a perfect look. Pick a q-tip brush tomerge the liner and for smudging use smudge brush. So that you can get the perfect style.
- Eye Lashes Curler: Pick an eye lashes curler to have the big and thik eye lashes.
- Mascara: Put on mascara to get a long, thik and black eye lashes.
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Philadelphia is well known for the Liberty Bell, cheesesteaks, and, on the LGBT front, the annual, weeklong Equality Forum (www.equalityforum.com). The gay-friendly city is also home to one of the most prolific, important, and enduring names in modern queer cinema—the TLA Entertainment Group (www.tlavideo.com). Headed by president and founder Raymond Murray, TLA is the theatrical and home video distributor of popular LGBT titles including 2003's Latter Days, 2005's Adam & Steve and The Trip, 2006's Another Gay Movie, and 2010's Is it Just Me? and BearCity. They are also presenting sponsor of Philadelphia QFest (www.qfest.com), the third largest film festival of its kind in the USA.
Tall, silver-haired, and good-humored, Murray has dedicated his life to bringing the world—especially the LGBT world—to film-loving audiences and homes since founding the company in 1981. To do so, he constantly travels the globe, taking in five to ten movies a day during international film festivals in places like Cannes, Rotterdam, Sundance, Toronto, and Berlin. Murray estimates that he sees around 500 films per year. "The movie theater is a refuge," the Philly native shares. "Not from unhappiness, but for happiness."
"I'm sounding very tacky," he interjects suddenly, as if catching himself mid-faux pas. Despite an appreciation for sunny, queer, romantic comedies and crowd-pleasers, he's not one for overly sentimental sap, and, in fact, loves the off-kilter, catty, and un-PC edgy—evidenced by many of TLA's acquisitions like recent Brazilian incest drama From Beginning to End, dark British satire 9 Dead Gay Guys, and controversial Danish 70s classic You Are Not Alone. Bitchy witticisms and subversive sensibilities always bring him a smile. "But," he continues, "I love being alone in there, feeling excitement to see other lives, and I expect every single movie I see to be a classic. They don't always live up to it, but every time, I'm optimistic and excited to see a film."
Thousands of films pass through TLA's offices and those of the Philadelphia Cinema Alliance, parent organization of both QFest and its springtime "straight" sibling, Philadelphia Cinefest, which Murray, a staff of programmers, and screening committees review each year. TLA also maintains a successful London-based UK distribution arm and retail website, and, at press time, Murray was preparing for an inaugural London edition of QFest.
"The concept is to take an American-style LGBT fest with parties, guests, and awards to London," he shares. "We're hoping to launch that in late October."
While ambitious, Murray's a reserved schmooze. He regularly makes the rounds with filmmakers and international distributors, yet his public appearances at festivals and events are often brief (he's mastered the "French Exit"). He rarely takes to the QFest stage anymore.
"The festivals bring out the extrovert in so many other people, so I stay in the background and make sure everything is functioning right," he admits.
During warmer months, including July when things are running smoothly at QFest, Murray can frequently be found hanging out with his friends and cat (the distinctly passive-aggressive Miss Kitty) on his townhouse rooftop. Here, he maintains a small fruit and vegetable garden overlooking the city and Philadelphia's youthful South Street strip where his life in film, and for that matter queer identity, first came to be.
TLA began its existence as the Theater of the Living Arts during the 1960s. Run by Andre Gregory of My Dinner With Andre fame, its stable of actors included Anne Ramsey, Morgan Freeman, Sally Kirkland, Judd Hirsch, and Danny DeVito. The theater closed in 1970, but was later re-opened as a repertory movie theater.
At age 17, Murray, one of seven siblings born into an Irish Catholic family, began working there as an apprentice projectionist and saw his first "queer" film, Fellini's Satyricon, in the process. "Almost immediately after that, I saw The Boys in the Band… and I loved it!" he laughs. "I didn't know they were negative [depictions]. I saw all those movies that today aren't considered very pro-gay, but I loved them. Then I met all these gay guys down there [on South Street] so I associated movies with gayness almost from the beginning. It becomes part and parcel of the same thing."
Struggling financially, the TLA cinema closed in 1980, but a year later Murray (and friends-turned-business partners) leased the "TLA" name and a playhouse outside the city limits, in Upper Darby, "and created a cinema in exile called The TLA at the Tower Theater," he recalls. "It had 3,300 seats. Huge. We started showing a mix of art and pop stuff, and it was very successful that summer." Encouraged, Murray re-opened the original TLA space on South Street and, in 1982, a twin screen cinema, the Roxy.
In 1985, as home video began to boom, they opened a small rental shop within the Roxy's second level. "It was a different kind of video store even back then," he notes. "We did a bookstore concept, of getting lost in the stacks."
While the TLA cinemas closed in 1988 and 1992, respectively, more and larger video stores followed, a series of annual film review guides, two editions of Murray's comprehensive, and some would say definitive, tome on queer world cinema and filmmakers/icons, Images in the Dark: An Encyclopedia of Gay and Lesbian Film and Video, and in 1997, a Manhattan flagship in the gutted 8th Street Playhouse cinema space, which had hosted the city's legendary Rocky Horror Picture Show midnight screenings for years.
The NYC store won "Best of New York" honors right away for its gigantic, diverse mix of pop and alternative titles, and garnered a loyal following including many celebrities. In 2007, however, the store's lease expired and it shuttered. "It was a nice ten-year run," Murray reflects, "ended only by a giant rent increase and knowing video rental stores were on the way out. It was an opportunity to get out while the getting was good." Indeed, only two TLA locations exist today, both in Philly's Center City district.
Ray Murrays generosity when he ran TLA Cinema in Philly gave me a grounding in film like no other. I was only a student journalist in the 80s (when the cinema was still running), but a press pass allowed me to learn about a wide variety of film.
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Top-priority legislation concerning education reform and the future of state-funded health care services took important procedural steps forward in the Iowa Legislature on Thursday, the day before a key deadline.
The House and Senate established a conference committee to work out the differences between each chambers versions of a major education reform package.
Gov. Terry Branstad introduced a K-12 education reform proposal with great fanfare last January, and since then the Democrat-led Senate and Republican-controlled House have tweaked it to their own specifications.
The conference committee will work to unify those differing proposals into a single bill that can win approval in both chambers and head to Branstads desk to be signed into law.
On health care, Branstads long-awaited Healthy Iowa Plan was introduced in the House, clearing the way for discussion next week. In addition, a House committee took up the Medicaid expansion bill approved earlier this year by the Senate, ensuring that it, too, would remain viable for passage after Fridays funnel deadline.
The two chambers are deeply divided on the health care issue.
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If your life has not been affected by cancer, then you might look to the person in front of you or the person behind you. The mere mention of the word can strike fear in a person -- not to mention the psychological toll it can take on families who have witnessed the devastation it brings to people's lives.
Joanna Costilla, executive director of the Cancer Support Group of Deming and Luna County Inc., spoke at the January meeting of the Luna County Commissioners, thanking them for their continued support of the local center, located in the historic Train Depot at 217 North Country Club Road. The non-profit organization has become a beacon of hope for residents and their families currently dealing with cancer.
"On behalf of our board members and entire organization, we would like to thank the community for its' continued support, donations and help for all our cancer warriors," said Costilla.
The Cancer Support Group offers many services to patients and their families. The main focus is to make sure that patients have transportation to and from out-of-town doctor's appointments and/or treatment centers. A fleet of vans purchased through community donations is at the ready to make the round trips. The fleet of five vans and 10 volunteer drivers transported 61 patients in 2013 with 587 trips locally, but also included Las Cruces, Silver City and El Paso, Texas. The center keeps busy all year long.
The center is equipped with an extensive cancer research library that can answer a variety of questions patients and their families may have.
Wigs, hats and scarves are just a few of the many services the support group can provide to patients who have undergone chemotherapy, radiation and surgeries.
Medical supplies that include walkers, wheelchairs and shower chairs are made available through vouchers and used rentals to help make home life a little more comfortable for the patient.
Vouchers can also be arranged for early detection testing (mammogram, hemoccults and PSA).
There is also a program available that can reimburse airfare, if necessary.
Costilla also serves as a patient advocate and can offer assistance in filing insurance and medical forms, scheduling appointments, finding programs to assist financially or just having someone to talk to.
Costilla reminds residents that April 26 is the date for the ninth annual "Celebration of Life" Cancer Walk. This event is the center's largest fund raiser and will be held at Voiers' Park on North Country Club Road.
Team meetings will be announced for person's wishing to join the event and set up a team that will take monetary pledges for the walk. The meetings are public, and everyone is encouraged to attend. Local businesses, athletic teams, schools and families have made up the share of teams that participate each year. More information on the meetings will follow.
Costilla said that 100 percent of donations made to the center stay in Deming. The center employs one full-time employee and is assisted entirely by volunteers. From van operators to office help, residents volunteer their time.
Residents wanting more information on the Cancer Support Group of Deming and Luna County Inc., can contact Costilla at (575)546-4780, or stop by 217 N. Country Club Road.


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Family, friends and fellow Scouts joined together to celebrate and honor Carver Hass at his Eagle Scout Court of Honor Ceremony on Sunday, March 17, at the Sheboygan Quarry View Building.
Eagle Scout Austin Arenz from Troop 885 was the Master of Ceremonies. Assistant Scout Master Bob Aloisi, with the help of Cub Scout Charlie Leibham, presented the Eagle award to Hass. The ceremony reflected on the spirit of scouting and Hass' highlights of his trail from a Cub Scout to an Eagle Scout. During the ceremony, Hass presented his parents Jeff and Donna Hass with pins and awarded his Assistant Scout Master Dean Kramaz with the Eagle Scout mentor pin for his dedication and guidance as a leader.
Special guests who attended the ceremony were Sen. Joe Leibham, pastor Mark Janzen from St. Paul's Lutheran Church and members from the Fat Kats Bike Club. Hass received a riding kit from the Fat Kats Bike Club and a proclamation from Sheboygan Mayor Terry Van Akkeren for his accomplishment.
Hass, a Boy Scout from Sheboygan Falls Troop 885, recently worked with the Fat Kats Bike Club and the Department of Natural Resources to plan to rebuild and replace two bridges on the bike/walking trails around the Sheboygan Quarry that were being washed away from the nearby neighborhood runoff water. In the past two years Hass grew a great interest in off-road biking and he wanted to do a project that he was passionate about. He contacted the Fat Kats Bike Club, which maintains the Evergreen Park and Quarry trails, to determine the main projects that needed to be done to complete his Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Project.
Hass organized 15 volunteers to remove a 25-foot bridge that was old, run down and no longer in use on the west side of the quarry on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2012. On Saturday, Sept. 22, Carver organized another group of 20 volunteers to remove two old walkover bridges and rebuild a new 25-foot bridge and a 10-foot bridge to be completed in time for the Wigwam MTB Challenge Bike Race to be held Oct. 14. Volunteers consisted of Boy Scouts, bike club members, friends and family members. Along with the planning of building these bridges and organizing supplies, Hass worked with excavators, the DNR, an engineer, and the City of Sheboygan to plan the best way to build the bridges and redirect the runoff water from washing away the path.
The project was also helped by Lowe's Eagle Scout Project Impact Grant, Buteyn-Peterson Construction, Jeff Kimme, Festival Foods and Pick 'n Save.
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ASUS intros Xonar D1 card
ASUS recently announced it will soon start shipping its Xonar D1 7.1 audio card for PCs, responding to its customers' requests to offer a higher-performance PCI version of its PCI Express and 5.1-channel Xonar HD card. The new card combines Dolby Home Theater and DirectSound HW support for multimedia and gaming applications, respectively. The card also promises to deliver nearly distortion-free sound, thanks to an advanced Digital-to-Analog Converter, helping it to achieve a 116dB signal-to-noise ratio.
Based on ASUS' AV100 high-definition sound processor capable of delivering sampling rates of up to 192KHz at 24 bits, the card was reportedly designed with gamers in mind. ASUS' own DS3D GX 2.0 engine allows EAX HD 5.0 DirectSound HW effects in Windows XP and Vista games. It also supports MMOG Environment Audio Extension (EAX) online chat out of the box. The company also gave users the option of using its VocalFX voice processing software that allows them to make their voice sound like in-game characters or otherwise disguise it via the Magic Voice option.
Users will be able to connect their home theater systems to the Xonar D1 via their VGA cards' HDMI and optical connections. They can then play video games in Dolby Digital sound from up to 7.1 speaker systems thanks to the Dolby Digital Live support. Dolby Pro Logic IIx can create 7.1-channel sound from stereo or 5.1 sources. Meantime, Dolby Headphone simulates a surround sound experience from any connected headphones or headset.
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Abortion opponents heartened by Pennsylvania high court ruling
Abortion opponents are hoping a state Supreme Court decision clarifying how minors can get judicial approval for abortions will encourage county judges to scrutinize such requests.
The court ruled on Thursday that a 17-year-old's decision not to ask her mother's permission for an abortion was not a valid reason for Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Philip Ignelzi to deny her the procedure in March 2010.
The 6-1 ruling was the court's first public decision on the issue of "judicial bypass" as part of the state's Abortion Control Act. The law states that if a pregnant girl younger than 18 doesn't get parental consent, a judge can authorize an abortion after determining she's "mature and capable of giving informed consent."
Although the court ruled that Ignelzi improperly denied the girl's request, in part, because there was no parental notification, the justices said county judges' decisions should be given deference. Statistics on how often judges grant abortions are not available because the cases typically are sealed.
Ignelzi did not return a call seeking comment.
"I think the court left the door open. They're saying there are other factors that go into this -- that it's not just a rubber stamp," said Randall Wenger, who represented the anti-abortion Pennsylvania Family Institute and Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation, which filed briefs in the case.
"I think there's been a general assumption that you have to grant judicial bypass," he said. "Clearly the Legislature had in mind that there would be a real hearing on maturity. The (Supreme Court) gave a limitation, but it said there is room for trial courts to make their own decision."
In writing for the majority, Justice Max Baer said "the trial court's firsthand observation of the minor's demeanor and testimony is an invaluable tool in determining whether the minor's assertions of maturity and capacity are worthy of belief."
Vic Walczak, legal director of the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, filed briefs in the case arguing that appellate courts should make determinations without deference to lower courts. He disputed that judicial- bypass hearings are a rubber stamp.
"Typically, judges review these cases and take them very seriously," Walczak said. "The judges make sure they're satisfied, and it's my understanding the vast majority are approved."
The court did not take up the issue of whether Ignelzi should have recused himself from the case. After he denied the girl's petition, her attorney sought reconsideration and asked the judge to remove himself because anti-abortion groups endorsed his 2009 campaign.
"(Recusal) would depend on the nature and level of the endorsements," said Shira Goodman, deputy director for Philadelphia-based Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts. "It's hard to say that a judge should have recused himself. ... The judge would say that, of course, it doesn't make a difference, but the public thinks that it does. It's actual fairness versus the perception of fairness."
University of Pittsburgh law professor John Burkoff said the court's opinion isn't a win for either side.
"What they're saying is that the trial judge has the discretion to make the decision," Burkoff said. "The key point is that if they would have let (Ignelzi's) decision stand, it would have abrogated the point of judicial bypass. The court was being very careful. They basically said: 'We don't need to decide other factors because they're not before us.' "
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