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Sweet Cave
sitting in a cave in an isolated desert canyon in southeastern
Utah. This cave has been a transient vacation home for my
19-year-old son, Noah, and I during the last five days. It
has given us shelter and served as a base camp from which
we hiked to other nearby canyons. To get here, we hiked in
over eight miles of challenging trails, our backpacks heavy
with 10 days worth of supplies and equipment. We keep our
cave life very simple since weve had to carry in everything
we need.
The rock of our shelter is sandstone, eroded and shaped by
the flushing rush of water from the mesa above during times
of heavy rain and flash floods. The force of water rushing
against large rocks nearby deposited a mound of fine sand
that gives the caves floor a beachlike quality. The sand
is soft and readily molds to ones body. This sand was once
canyon wall.
The canyons walls are more than 300 feet high, with their
form and color changing with the light and shadows of the
passing day. They are made up of horizontal strata of different
kinds of sandstone that vary in their hues and vulnerability
to erosive forces. Our cave was carved from one of the softer
strata of sandstone. The entrance faces south, and is about
25 feet high, sloping back under the canyon wall to cover
an area about 30 feet deep and 80 feet wide.
A large cottonwood tree helps camouflage the cave, one thick
branch stretching out a good 30 feet across its opening. A
slight hump in the branch provides a convenient spot to duck
under to enter the cave, which is further obscured by a living
screen of tall sagebrush and young juniper trees. A single
plant with three stems, each with a few long yellow blossoms,
attracts a hummingbird that includes it as a regular nectar
The high path of the late spring sun brings little direct
sunlight into our cave, providing daylong shade. The light
color of the stone and sand and the caves broad opening provide
a well-lighted daytime space. A single candle provides sufficient
evening light. The sand in the back of the cave remains so
cool that we bury our water bags in it to keep them cold.
Water is available about a tenth of a mile up the canyon via
a path through the rocky wash and its crop of young willow
trees, reeds and tamarisk. The wash shortly gives way to open
rock that then rises like steps, protecting shallow pools
heated by the sun and alive with algae and tadpoles that power
themselves with soon-to-be-lost tails. Further up the canyon,
hefty boulders surround a pool of fresh water that dribbles
in from some unseen point under one of the large rocks.
The pool is an oasis where large green frogs bask in the sun,
snagging flies with quick tongues while iridescent blue dragonflies
patrol overhead, and cattails and reeds rise to the sky. We
collect water using a hand-operated pump and filter. It takes
a while to fill our water bags. As we pump on, the frogs settle
down, swim to shore and sit down next to us without fear.
Perhaps we attract bugs. When night arrives at the spring,
an amphibian chorus erupts with at least four species of the
critters composing strange vocal riffs and harmonics to accompany
their water-based fertility rites. The desert nightlife also
brings out bats who swoop down and take quick sips of water
on the fly, snatch insects from the air and pass within inches
of us on silent wings.
On the other side of the large rocks that form the western
border of our cave is a much larger extension of the erosion
that created our temporary stone home. Protected from the
rush of water by a fall of stones long ago, the cave next
door served as shelter and sacred space for the early people
who harvested the nutritional riches of this desert thousands
of years ago. These people lived between 6000 and 1500 B.C.
(known by archaeologists as the Archaic Period), ate a diet
of hunted and gathered foods, built simple shelters and knew
how to paint.
On a large panel of stone about 50 feet above the current
floor, hundreds of paintings, mainly in red and black, were
left by these early people. Painted with hues made from the
reds of the iron-rich earth and the blacks of charcoal and
algae, these pictographs have been protected by the inaccessibility
of their high span of stone. Some researchers believe these
paintings helped make the site a sacred ceremonial center
for later peoples who lived in the area.
Lower down on the walls can be found paintings of large human
figures in red, white and yellow, left by a later people known
as Basketmakers because of their fine basket work. The Basketmakers
began cultivating corn and other crops, left behind many red
handprints on the stone and at least a few elaborate burials
where the interred had baskets placed over their heads and
were wrapped in turkey feather blankets. These were ancestors
of todays Pueblo Indians. At the eastern end of this archaeological
site, a small green mask looks down from an isolated spot
high on the sandstone where it was painted. It looks as if
its smiling upon us.
As we break camp in the early morning light, the moon still
bright above the sandstone walls, we pause to thank the cave
for its hospitality and the canyon for its rich teachings
about desert life. We arrange our camp stones in a circle
and look up to the green mask one last time and thank those
who walked these trails long ago. We have learned much about
the desert, the peoples who once lived here and about ourselves,
providing a most excellent vacation adventure.


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I have seen some messages and conversations floating around about Partners not receiving Microsoft Partner shipments or SBSC exclusive offer shipments, etc. For example, you probably saw my post about the shipment of the new SBDA & VL Sales Kit to all SBSC Partners in the US a few weeks ago. The shipping addresses for the kits were pulled directly from the Microsoft Partner Database which contains all of the Microsoft Partner information provided in the Partner profiles. Since these are the addresses provided by the Partners themselves, they should be the best ones to use it would seem.
Guess what? I have received many of the kits back as, "Undeliverable as addressed."
To help eliminate a simple cause of several of these errors I thought I would post here the steps on how you as a Microsoft Partner can ensure your address in the Partner Membership Center is the correct one for your company:
Please note that to make an address change you will need to have Global or Location Administrator rights for the location being updated. Individuals with these rights can edit the company name and address at the location level at any time.
1. Begin the process by accessing the "Manage Locations" at the following URL:
2. You will be prompted to sign in using the Windows Live ID credentials associated with the account.
3. On the "Manage Locations" page, select the location to be edited under the "Select Location" area. Then click the "Select" button. You now see information for the selected Location.
4. Click the "Edit This Location" button to update an address and other location information. (If Small Business Specialist fulfillment is the reason for the change, ensure that the location being updated is the one that has earned the designation.)
5. Click "Save" at the bottom of the page.
Please note that all address changes are made at the Location level. At the organization level, the address will remain the same as it was entered during enrollment and cannot be edited. (Partners should not be concerned with this since the Organization level address is never used for fulfillment.)
This information is also provided through the "help" link that appears in the upper right hand corner of the Partner Membership Center. Once the help pop-up appears on the page, the instruction can be found in the "About Managing Organizations and Locations" section. Any member that would like assistance with these steps can contact the Regional Service Center.
Here is the RSC contact info for North America:
4 Phone: (877) 283-1925 or email: email@example.com
So now that you've read this, please take a quick moment to go through the steps above to ensure your listed address and Company information is correct so you do not miss any further information sent out to you in the future.
Thank you and have a wonderful day,
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Runs in the background of what I am listening to on my iphone but tells me my speed, distance and time exercising at whatever interval I set. Keeps me on track and motivated.
I use Pandora on my smartphone. That way, I can check emails and text messages while I'm walking. I feel productive, and get my walk in at the same time! I also love a new app that tracks your time/mileage by using GPS! I was amazed that it even tells you altitude, and average speed.
Many of us have phones that can access the web and or apps that connect us to spark people. USE THEM! i've found that i can track my food more efficiently when i have an easy portable way to do so. it's helped me to break off my plateau by tracking my food. 2 birds with 1 stone.
We started geocaching(theres sites online). Most people have gps apps on their phones now. It uses cordinates to find boxes, some have small tokens you take&place in other locations. Whenever were out&kids say"i'm bored" i pull out my phone&see if we can find a close one. You'd be suprized how many are just feet from you!!!


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Located near the slopes, this Zermatt hotel is in the mountains, within a 15-minute walk of St. Mauritius Church and Zermatt-Furi Gondola, and close to winter sports such as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Mountaineers Cemetery and Matterhorn Museum are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
The slopes await you at Hotel Perren Superior, which features a bar/lounge and a full-service spa.
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All 70 rooms offer free WiFi, cable TV, and hair dryers. Other amenities available to guests include safes, phones, and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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After a day on the slopes, indulge in a treatment at the full-service spa or enjoy the other amenities, including a fitness center and a steam room. Conveniences like ski storage and ski passes allow you to spend less time with logistics and more time on the slopes. At the end of the day, order après-ski drinks at the hotel's bar.
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Hotel Perren Superior is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 70
- Ski passes available
- Luggage storage
- Free train station pickup
- Year Built 1937
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free WiFi
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Ski storage
- Free breakfast
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Full-service spa
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 4
- Fitness facilities
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Daily housekeeping
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Phone
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served between 7:30 AM and 10 AM.
La Montanara - This restaurant serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
La Barrique - This restaurant serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. The spa is equipped with a sauna.
- Sauna in spa
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 10 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- A tax is imposed by the city: CHF 2.50 per person, per night for adults; CHF 1.25 per night for guests aged 6-12 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 6 years of age.
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I'm on my 3rd day of pre-production as was looking for comments on my Spec. It might be too late to change now but any feedback appreciated:
Just to give some usage ideas - I'll mainly be using for Internet, Email, Photo manipulation/iTunes (the usual stuff) - however I'll also be occasionally using for work so I'll be running Visual Studio/SQL Server locally. It'll be connected to a 2560 x 1440 WQHD res monitor and I need the resolution for when I net support onto a work computer (I got fed up scrolling around). I may occasionally play Civilisation, but nothing more.
I want the small form factor due to limited space at home and also I may have to go abroad for a couple of months so I could put in hand luggage.
Well - it's OK? - I'm slightly worried about overheating?
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-- Duke kept knocking down shots, getting defensive stops and harassing its biggest rival into a series of turnovers that led to a steadily expanding lead.
By the time it was over, the fifth-ranked Blue Devils were celebrating another lopsided win against No. 11 North Carolina.
Chloe Wells
scored a career-high 18 points and Duke dominated the first half on the way to an 84-63 win Sunday, the Blue Devils' fifth straight in the series.
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added 15 for the Blue Devils (20-1, 10-0 Atlantic Coast Conference), who jumped all over the Tar Heels to take the drama out of this one early. Duke blew the game open with a 29-3 run over 10 minutes, led by 31 at halftime and was up by as many as 33 points to deny UNC coach Sylvia Hatchell her 900th career victory.
"I've liked where their heads have been starting back against Miami (on Thursday) and then today," Duke coach
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The win came almost a year to the day after Duke's 40-point rout of UNC at Cameron Indoor Stadium. And for a time Sunday, it looked like the Tar Heels (20-3, 8-2) were on the way to an even uglier loss on their own home court. They finally played with some fight after halftime to avoid that, though they got no closer than 18 points.
Hatchell was trying to become only the third coach in women's basketball to reach the 900-win milestone, along with Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt. Instead, she was forced to burn three first-half timeouts in a futile effort to slow the Blue Devils.
"I don't know what it was -- we started out like we were intimidated," said Hatchell, who is in her 27th year at UNC and 38th in coaching. "I hate to say that, but I'm just being honest. Maybe we need to go in the gym next door and play some pickup for about 15 or 20 minutes and then come and play the game, and get going. These kids, they love to compete, but at the start of the game, we were not competing."
Duke shot 56 percent, hit 7 of 9 3-point attempts and kept adding to the lead by cashing in on turnovers or the offensive glass in the first half. The Tar Heels, meanwhile, shot just 22 percent and had twice as many turnovers (14) as field goals (7) in the half.
"We just came out really focused," said Duke center
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, who had 13 points and 11 rebounds. "I think we were making all the right decisions, making the right passes and getting good shots off that. And defensively, we were getting stops, and that led to our offense."
The Blue Devils hit 11 of 18 3-point tries for the game, with Wells making 6 of 7. Duke also had 24 points off turnovers and 25 second-chance points.
Tierra Ruffin-Pratt scored 18 points to lead the Tar Heels, but she had 11 of the team's 24 turnovers. North Carolina shot 33 percent for the game in its first home loss.
"I don't think we played with a lot of intensity," Ruffin-Pratt said.
All three of the Tar Heels' defeats have come by lopsided margins; they lost by 45 points at Tennessee in December and by 26 points last month at Maryland.
Hatchell's next chance at her 900th win will come Thursday at Boston College.
The Blue Devils led 50-19 at halftime. By that point, Duke had outscored its opponents 103-33 over the last 40 minutes going back to the second half of Thursday's home win against Miami.
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Welcome to Panther Pep Bands!
The UNI School of Music boasts two exciting Pep Bands that perform for basketball games during the fall and spring semesters. Under the administrative supervision of Dr. Danny Galyen and directed by our outstanding graduate assistants, these ensembles are an important generator of spirit at men's and women's home basketball games. Select members of this ensemble travel to post season conference and NCAA tournaments.
Membership in the Pep Bands is open to all UNI students. Student musicians representing virtually every academic discipline perform a varied and highly energized musical repertoire. A limited number of Pep Band scholarships are awarded each season by audition. Basketball Pep Band auditions are held in October. The UNI Basketball Pep Bands are spring semester classes that meet from November to March. Audition information and Schedules are below.
To Join
1. Attend the Mandatory Pep Band Meeting on Monday, September 28, 2015 at 8:40pm in the UNI Dome Stands. All information about band assignments and scholarship auditions will be discussed at this meeting. Please bring your yearly planner to this meeting so that we can discuss tournament dates.
Students who would like to be eligible for a scholarship must audition for a scholarship position. See below for audition information.
Students who would like to join the band without a scholarship may be asked to play individually in order to facilitate the assignment of parts. More information about this will be discussed at the mandatory meeting.
2. Audition sign-up sheets will be posted on the door to Room 80 in GBPAC beginning on Tuesday, September 29, 2015. Please come to Room 80 after September 30 to sign up for an audition time.
Audition Dates:
• Monday, October 5, 8:30pm-10:00pm, DOME
• Wednesday, October 7, 8:30pm-10:30pm, DOME
• Thursday, October 8, 5:00pm-8:30pm, GBPAC 64
• Drum-set auditions will be held on Thursday, October 8 from 5:00-6:00pm in the PAC drumset practice room.
For wind and bass auditions, please prepare a short piece (a pep band song is acceptable) and the UNI Fight Song (PDFs are located Here). There will be a short sight reading portion.
For drumset, you will be asked to perform the UNI Fight Song on drumset, and during the audition you will also be asked to create a drum part to accompany a recording. The recording is located here.
3. After the auditions you will be assigned to either the Purple or Gold Pep Band, and a schedule of performances for the band you are assigned will be emailed to you.
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I have been very out of the medieval blog loop – the end of last semester was pretty busy – but how did I miss THIS announcement in late November?
The British Library is treating its medieval manuscript collection as though it is public domain!
The catalogue is designed to increase public access to the British Library's rich collections, and we want to encourage even greater use and enjoyment of these collections. Technically these works are still in copyright in the UK until 2040, but given that they are anonymous and many centuries old, the Library has decided to provide the images on the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts under a Public Domain Mark and treat them as public domain works, as would be the case in many other countries. For more information, please see the library's use and reuse policy for CIM. We ask that you maintain the library's Public Domain tag, and provide a link or other credit back to the image's source on the British Library's site – help us share these riches even more widely with the world. (my emphasis)
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It hasn't always been easy, but Heather Weiss is still living out her dream.
The 2012 Port Huron High School valedictorian is in her second season playing volleyball for Division II Wayne State University.
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David Krejci's knee injury isn't expected to keep him out long term, but the first-line center is day to day and may not play Tuesday in Winnipeg.
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"There's no broken bones," coach Claude Julien told reporters in Winnipeg. "The damage is from the shot. Again, he's getting treatments and we're hoping he'll be back soon. It's nothing to the point we're talking about weeks."
Krejci took a Johnny Boychuk shot off the right kneecap with about five minutes remaining in Sunday's loss in Pittsburgh. He crumbled to the ice and needed help from Boychuk and Milan Lucic to get off the ice. He did not return to the game.
Krejci — who's second on the team with 24 points (seven goals, 17 assists) — didn't practice Monday at the MTS Centre, as all but nine players were told to stay off the ice.
"It's serious enough that he didn't skate today and is getting treatment," Julien said. "He's day to day and we'll see how he is tomorrow."
With the uncertainty over Krejci's playing status, the Bruins made an emergency recall to bring up Ryan Spooner from Providence. Spooner, a second-round pick in 2010, will be available to play against the Jets. The first-year pro leads Providence with 33 assists and 45 points this season.
It's the second time the 21-year-old Spooner has been called up to Boston this season. He made his NHL debut Feb. 6 in Montreal when Brad Marchand, Daniel Paille and Shawn Thornton were all out with short-term injuries. Spooner skated eight shifts for 5:29 that night, getting one shot on net and losing all four faceoffs in a 2-1 Boston win.
Assuming Krejci is out, the Bruins could move Rich Peverley up to take Krejci's spot between Lucic and Nathan Horton, and slide Spooner in as the third-line center with wingers Jay Pandolfo and Jordan Caron. That would allow the second and fourth lines, which have been effective lately, to stay intact.
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Posted: January 09, 2013|
THE amount of money available to help people in a financial crisis is being cut by nearly a third.
From April, Plymouth City Council will administer a new Emergency and Welfare Fund to replace the Government's Social Fund.
The fund provides community care grants and crisis loans for the most vulnerable, for example those in absolute financial crisis or who are leaving the care system.
The council will take over the responsibility from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) from April.
But the Government is giving the council £345,272 – or 28per cent – less than it spent in 2010/11, the last year for which figures have been confirmed.
In that year 11,460 people applied for crisis and community care grants and 8,170 were awarded, costing the DWP £1.2million.
In the last financial year the DWP estimates that demand fell to 9,500 applications of which 6,410 were approved.
The council is finding £105,000 through efficiencies in the delivery costs to top up the fund.
Cllr Chris Penberthy, the Cabinet member for co-operatives and community development, said: "As more Government cuts are implemented the harder it's going to be on residents in Plymouth.
"We will have very limited funds so assessments will be tough, especially as we anticipate a rising demand for a smaller pot of money.
"We may be in the difficult position of being forced to turn people away because of this Government cut."
Plymouth residents will be able to apply for help if they find themselves without any money. For example their money has been lost or stolen, they have lost their possessions in a fire or flood, key household goods urgently need replacing or they require support moving out of care.
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Christ Weeps Over Wars and Terrorism, Says John Paul II
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VATICAN CITY, DEC. 22, 2002 (Zenit.org).- Christ weeps over the wars and terrorism that bloody the world, particularly in the Holy Land and the "forgotten conflicts," says John Paul II.
The Pope reviewed the international scene through the eyes of Jesus when he met Saturday with the cardinals, bishops, priests, religious and lay people who work in the Roman Curia.
"How can one forget, first of all, the face of Christ that continues to have traces of pain, of genuine passion, because of the conflicts that bloody so many regions of the world and because of those that threaten to explode with renewed virulence?" the Pontiff asked during the traditional meeting.
"The situation of the Holy Land continues to be emblematic; however, other 'forgotten' wars are no less devastating," he said. "Moreover, terrorism continues to harvest victims and to excavate further graves."
"Before this horizon bathed in blood, the Church does not fail to make her voice heard and continues to raise her prayer," the Holy Father said. He recalled the message launched by religious leaders together with him last Jan. 24 in Assisi: "Religions are at the service of peace."
Then, recalling his visit to the Italian Parliament last month, the Pope emphasized that "the great challenge of a democratic state is the capacity to base its legislation on the recognition of the inalienable rights of man and on the mutual and generous cooperation of all in building the common good."
He also echoed the 1942 Christmas message of Pope Pius XII, who spelled out principles that could serve to guide peoples in building a new national and international order, once the "horrendous catastrophe" of war ended.
"The years that have passed since then have done no more than confirm the wisdom of great horizons contained in these teachings," John Paul II said. "How can one not hope for hearts to open, especially the hearts of young people, to accept those values to construct a future of authentic and lasting peace?"


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|Buses, Bikes and Broadband Gain Santa Monica's Consent
By Jorge Casuso
February 15, 2012 -- The Santa Monica City Council approved contracts Tuesday that will expand its fiber optic network, lay the groundwork for major changes to the Civic Center and pave the way for bikes and buses to roll along more smoothly.
In an effort to take a byte out of high-tech demand, the council voted to authorize the City Manager to modify Santa Monica's contract with nLayer Communications, Inc. to increase the bandwidth in order to service the growing number of customers using the City's lit fiber services.
The Illinois-based company currently provides IP Transit to provide internet connectivity for the City's internal network, Library network, and City Wi-Fi hot zones. In addition, the City connects businesses to the internet through the City's fiber optic network, providing tech, entertainment, and other businesses broadband at wholesale rates from nLayer and other Internet Service Providers.
"As lit fiber customer demand has increased substantially, the existing contract amount and term requires modification to procure additional IP Transit for recently acquired lit fiber customers," staff wrote. The contract is not to exceed $367,000 for a five-year period.
In another item approved on consent, the council voted to boost its contract with JAS Pacific, Inc. to provide technical services to evaluate the Chain Reaction sculpture and analyze grading and drainage plans for The Village, a major residential project at the Civic Center, and the adjacent Palisades Garden Walk.
City officials are recommending that "Chain Reaction," the iconic 26-foot sculpture of a mushroom cloud by Pulitzer-prize-winning cartoonist Paul Conrad be dismantled due to public safety concerns. ("Santa Monica Arts Commission Paves Way for Dismantling of 'Chain Reaction,'" February 3, 2012)
The latest of $60,000 amendment to the contract with JAS Pacific brings the total amount paid by the City to $2,674,000. In addition to technical services, the firm provides support for plan check, inspection, and permit administration services during periods of staff vacancies and peak workload demands
In a separate consent item, the City hiked by some $36,000 the amount it pays Toronto-based IBI Group, Inc. to provide transportation engineering design and planning services to implement additional bike facility plans as a part of this year's annual resurfacing program.
With the construction of IBI Group's designs completed before to the grand opening of the new Downtown Bike Centers last year, the firm will now develop design plans for additional bicycle facilities citywide.
City planners have identified bicycle lanes and shared lane markings called for in the recently adopted Bicycle Action Plan (BAP) that, "if designed in a timely manner, could be implemented as a part of the current Annual Street Resurfacing Project at minimal cost to the resurfacing program," staff wrote.
"This would result in cost savings in excess of $50,000, as a separate
procurement would not be required to install new bicycle facility striping
at a later date," staff concluded.
"Tire leasing has been a standard practice in the transit industry since the 1940's and a common practice at the Big Blue Bus for at least 40 years," staff wrote in their report. The City will reissue a revised Notice Inviting Bids clarifying the requirements.
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Maybe they do not kill pigs, but they are indeed birds…
Carbinal – Is the red angry bird
This bird Shot at a local metro park just after a snow day
Warblers – Is the Yellow Bird
They are mostly brownish or dull greenish in color. They tend to be more easily heard than seen. Identification can be difficult and may be made on the basis of song alone..
Mountain Bluebird - Is the Blue Bird
Their range varies from Mexico in the winter to as far north as Alasks, throughout the western U.S. and Canada.
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It is found in The Bahamas, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, and Turks and Caicos Islands.
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Phil Mickelson and his caddie, Jim Mackay, attended Wednesday night's Rangers-A's game and saw Yu Darvish allow four hits in 7 2/3 innings.
"I had a good view of it," Mickelson said. "And the differences in speeds, from 95 to 68 to 75 to 88, it was all over the map. He had just great control. You could tell he's a special talent."
After shooting an opening-round 70, Mickelson returned to Rangers Ballpark in Arlington for the final five innings of the Rangers loss to Oakland.


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The 147-page book Travel Rights (World Leisure, 800-444-2524, 1994, $7.95) can be whipped out for guidance if you need to know how to file claims for lost luggage (don't inflate its value -- the airline may deny the claim completely); when to rely on credit-card rental-car collision insurance (most cards won't cover a Mercedes or a BMW); or how to recover overseas sales taxes (there's a program that will do it for you for a fee).
In most situations, the well-prepared voyager can prevail. The book recommends, for example, that you photocopy your ticket; with that information, an airline can be persuaded to replace a lost ticket more promptly. And there's one reason it's usually better to buy tickets with a credit card: if you pay by cash or check and the airline goes bankrupt, you may not get a refund. Another safeguard: sit at the rear of the aircraft. It's about 34% safer than the front is.
In some cases, however, travelers' leverage is fading. Car-rental agencies now can tap databases in a growing number of states to screen an applicant's driving record and can refuse -- at the counter and despite a traveler's having a reservation -- to rent a car to a person with an accident-prone background. Your recourse: none, even if the data turn out to be in error.* * *


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Ford Motor Administration Building on Woodward in Highland Park on Wednesday. The building was designed by Albert Kahn. / Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press
Decorative tile details on the Ford Motor Administration building, which the Woodward Avenue Action Association has bought. / Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press
One of Michigans most historic but neglected buildings has a new owner and a brighter future.
The Ford Motor Administration Building fronting on Woodward Avenue in Highland Park has been purchased by the Woodward Avenue Action Association (WA3) for future use as an automotive heritage welcome center.
Vacant since the 1970s, the administration building was a front door to Henry Fords vast Highland Park complex, one of the most historic industrial sites in the nation. In the second decade of the 20th Century, Fords plant became the birthplace of industrial mass production and the modern assembly line. Henry Ford produced the Model T there, and began in 1914 to pay his workers the almost unheard-of wage of $5 a day, helping usher in the American middle class.
Many of the plant buildings still stand today, a National Historic Landmark but with no public access.
WA3 is a nonprofit entity founded in 1997 that works to enhance the transit, cultural, business, and recreational amenities along Woodward Avenue from downtown Detroit through Pontiac. Harriet Saperstein, chairwoman of WA3, said the group has been trying to raise money to buy the administration building from its private owners for many years.
The group finally succeeded, paying $550,000, with the cash coming from the Michigan Department of Transportation under a historic preservation grant, $100,000 from the Highland Park tax increment finance authority, and scattered other sources.
Designed by famed Detroit architect Albert Kahn, the four-story, 40,000-square-foot administration building features fine brick and stone detailing, decorative glazed tiles, and a cornice. After Henry Ford moved his production to the even more massive River Rouge site, the administration building in Highland Park was used by Ford Motor for storage and office space until the 70s.
It remains in fairly good condition, Saperstein said.
Anything Albert Kahn built is still in great shape, she said. Theres not much to go wrong.
Deborah Schutt, executive director of WA3, said the group has embarked on a $7.5-million fund-raising campaign to transform the administration building into an Automobile Heritage Welcome Center and mixed-use development, creating a gateway for heritage tourism and technology showplace.
She said the renovation will showcase the latest in green technology and use the latest interactive technology, including holograms. We would like to hologram Henry (Ford) to do the tours, she said.
WA3s goal is to complete the renovation and open the welcome center by 2018. If they succeed, the project could spur economic development along Woodward Avenue and make Highland Park an important cultural and tourism destination.
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I survived seemingly interminable holidays and live to tell a tale or two.
By Hannah Wallace
Wow. Almost couldn't find the office this morning. Nearly walked into the Bradenton Target instead—old habit. Tough to find your footing again after being dizzied by the Christmas whirlwind, right?
By my count, I celebrated 97 Christmases over the past two weeks. CCB's family was responsible for about 73 of those over just one weekend—back-to-back days of Cheetah Club cousins upon cousins, leading CCB to weep, "I don't want any more Christmas!" Then, we topped off a 12-hour Christmas Eve road trip with Sarasota Wallace Christmases galore.
But in retrospect it was exactly what the holiday should be: a one-two punch of family and indulgence, after which, thank the good Lord, we had a week's worth of vacation to recover.
Of course, New Year's sets that recovery back a bit. We celebrated at Bradenton's Rasher Tierney's with the Harribles—who, if you remember, were also celebrating their one-year anniversary. A nifty observation: When we returned at noon the next day to retrieve my car, the parking lot was still more than half full. Cheers to taxi cab vogue.
No resolutions to regale you with this year. Instead of contemplating goals for self-improvement in 2008, I've been busy moving (i.e., contemplating a bonfire of my belongings), which is a joy I'll describe in expletive-filled detail next week.
I did want to make sure I fit my warm-and-fuzzy Christmas sentiments in here somewhere. (If we're not filled with the joy of the season, Mother beats us.) And a few days before the avalanche of festivities began, I encountered the spirit firsthand—in the Ellenton Applebee's, of all places:
Post-hockey a few Sundays ago, CCB and I sat in the Applebee's entrance area, beer mugs in hand, watching football and waiting for the staff to ready a high-top table for the Beerslingers. In front of us, a young family that had just finished dinner stood out amid the parade of humanity going in and out of the restaurant. First, several energetic daughters pranced by, their father escorting them. I hadn't taken much notice, but then, much slower and bringing up the rear, came the mother, hand in hand with the hobbling youngest daughter, one foot shoeless and bandaged. Despite struggling to walk, the girl, who couldn't have been older than three or four, was smiling from ear to ear, and giggled and waved when her sisters, on their way to the car, tapped on the window and made faces.
They waited on the bench next to us, and we exchanged a few casual remarks about Brian Westbrook and the Eagles' unpredictable offense, until the father pulled the car up to the front door and the woman picked up her daughter and left. It wasn't anything more than a purely happy family tableau, but it struck me, and I desperately wanted to ask the woman, as she carried her smiling daughter out the door, if she would please ask the child to say, "God bless us, everyone."


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The Sandy relief fund chaired by New Jersey first lady Mary Pat Christie has raised more than $32 million so far. But four months after the superstorm, none of that aid has reached storm victims yet.
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|Role of coronary artery bypass surgery after intracoronary streptokinase infusion for myocardial infarction.
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|PMID: 6608259 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Intracoronary streptokinase infusion has been shown to improve left ventricular function and reduce hospital mortality in patients with acute myocardial infarction. Adjuvant coronary artery bypass surgery is of value in many of these patients who have recurrent angina, circulatory instability, severe coronary artery occlusive disease, or a high risk of reinfarction. There is little, if any, evidence that immediate coronary artery bypass surgery affects the results adversely--either because of recent myocardial infarction or recent streptokinase infusion, and early operation appears to be a safe and worthwhile modality of treatment in this group of patients with myocardial infarction.
|W E Walker; R W Smalling; F Fuentes; K L Gould; W E Johnson; L A Reduto; R P Sterling; A P Weiland; M M Wynn
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|Title: American heart journal Volume: 107 ISSN: 0002-8703 ISO Abbreviation: Am. Heart J. Publication Date: 1984 Apr
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|Created Date: 1984-04-25 Completed Date: 1984-04-25 Revised Date: 2006-02-27
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Streptokinase / administration & dosage*, adverse effects, therapeutic use
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Center for Student Missions (CSM) is a national organization with sites all throughout the United States. Their goal is to educate people on homelessness, poverty, and lack of education. CSM's guiding principles include, "recognizing and addressing the issues inherent in cross-cultural ministry, including racial reconciliation, and economic inequalities." Throughout the week, the group will serve with numerous organizations in Detroit with a goal of serving the area's homeless, hungry, and impoverished residents.
What to Expect:
- Cost: Each ABE trip costs $425. Souvenirs and optional excursions are individual expenses.
- Travel: The group will drive in a minibus to Detroit. The drive will take one day.
- Lodging: The group will stay at the Center for Student Missions housing site in Detroit in bunk beds.
- Food: Breakfast is typically cereal, lunch usually is sandwiches, chips, and a drink, and each night for dinner the group gets to experience a different ethnic resturant around Detroit.
- Work: The group works at a variety of external sites throughout the week which may include: Earthworks Urban Farm: urban gardens education, Detroit Rescue Mission: preparing food and cleaning the facilties, Mercy Team: hand out lunches and pray at a downtown park, and many other sites and opportunities.
- Extra Fun: This group gets the opportunity to receive a tour of the city and explore many of the unique attributes of this city rooted in deep history of music and cars.
- Focus: Social Justice, homlessness, and poverty.
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Sasol Quits China Coal-to-Liquids Plant as Approval Stalled
Sasol Ltd., the largest producer of motor fuels from coal, abandoned plans for a factory in China in favor of other investment opportunities after government delays.
"We have so many investment opportunities that we need to move on and look elsewhere at this time," said Chief Executive Officer David Constable in an interview.
Sasol, based in Johannesburg, was planning a $10 billion coal-to-liquids plant with Shenhua Ningxia Coal Industry Group Ltd., a unit of China's biggest producer of the fuel. Funding will be moved to other developments and staff redeployed, Sasol said. The two partners haven't received any response from the Chinese government since they submitted a project application report in December 2009, according to Constable.
"They're still looking at how to use their coal, whether for chemicals or power or liquid fuels," he said. "There are technology questions on whether or not they'd like to develop the technology themselves. I think with all of those unknowns, I can see why they would be slow in their decision making."
Sasol, which saw a 25 percent gain in annual profit today, will expand its other businesses in China, mainly chemicals manufacturing and marketing, Constable said in a presentation.
The company, which uses proprietary technology to make jet fuel, gasoline and diesel, is shifting to making products abroad from natural gas, instead of South African coal, to help counter the effect of a rising currency. Its foreign businesses, mainly assets in Mozambique, Qatar and Iran, made up 36 percent of group operating profit in the year ended June 30.
Sasol expects to announce a planned gas-to-liquids plant in Uzbekistan with its partners Petroliam Nasional Bhd and state-run Uzbekneftegaz "in the very near term," probably before the end of the year, Constable said. The parties will meet with President Islam Karimov of Uzbekistan on Sept. 19, he said.
The Sasol board has provisionally agreed to proceed with engineering and design for the facility, Constable said.
The group's other main international plans include gas-to-liquids plants in the U.S. and western Canada, currently in the feasibility stage, and a coal-to-liquids factory in India. The pre-feasibility study for the India project, a partnership with Tata Group, should be complete by end-2011, Constable said.
Nigeria's Escravos gas-to-liquids plant, jointly developed with Chevron Corp., is due to begin production in 2013, he said.
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- 4 lamb shanks
- 1 carrot, chopped
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 leek, chopped
- 1 garlic bulb
- 1 sprig thyme
- 1 sprig rosemary
- 10 black peppercorns
- 2 bay leaves
- 50 g tomato puree
- 750 ml red wine
- 1 1/2 ltr chicken stock
- flour to dust
- salt
- pepper
- vegetable oil
Marinate the lamb shanks in a large bowl with the red wine, carrot, onion, leek, garlic, rosemary, thyme, 1 bay leaf and the black peppercorns. Cover the lamb shanks with the mixture and place in the fridge to marinate overnight.
Once the lamb shanks have been marinated, remove them from the bowl and place on a clean, dry cloth. Drain the vegetables from the red wine, keeping both and setting them aside. Season the shanks well with salt and pepper. Dust the shanks lightly with flour, making sure there is an even coating all over.
Heat some vegetable oil in a frying pan or ovenproof casserole dish. Place the lamb shanks in the pan and fry until golden brown on all sides. Once the shanks are browned, remove them from the frying pan and place in a casserole dish. If you are cooking them in a casserole dish, remove them from the pan and keep them on a plate.
Preheat your oven to 140 degrees. Heat the pan up again and add the vegetables and herbs from the marinade. Fry them gently to brown and caramelise them, making sure they don't blacken or burn. Once the vegetables have browned, add the tomato puree and cook through until it has browned. Now, add the red wine from the marinade to the pan in stages, a quarter at a time. Reduce each quarter down until it sticks to the pan, scrape this sediment off and mix into the sauce and add a new quarter of wine. Once you have used all of the wine, repeat the process in the same way with the fresh chicken stock. Make sure you use fresh chicken stock rather than stock cubes or powder as these are too salty for this process.
Once you have used all the chicken stock, the sauce should be a dark, shiny brown colour. Pour this into the casserole dish and over the lamb shanks or return the lamb shanks to your casserole dish. Cover the dish with tin foil and cook in the oven at 140 degrees for around 4 hours, until the meat is tender and beginning to fall off the bone.
To serve, remove the shanks from the pan. Remove the vegetables from the sauce and heat up the liquid. Skim off any impurities that may have formed and pour over the shanks before eating.


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I will be traveling from the Vientiane bus station (GPS 18.0293,102.6501) (this is the Southern Bus Terminal (Dong Dok)) to the Vinh , Vietnam bus station (listed on Google maps as "Bến xe Vinh") (GPS 18.6793,105.6737).
I am going to Hanoi , but I don't want to take a bus all the way. I am, therefore, going to take a bus to Vinh, so I can then walk to the Vinh train station (GPS 18.6882,105.6644) and just take a train to Hanoi from there. Basically, I am going to use a train for as much of my route as I can and use the bus where I have no choice.
My question is this, I am guessing that there is not a specific Vientiane to Vinh bus, so I am guessing I must take a Vientiane to Hanoi bus and simply get off the bus when it stops at Vinh? Also, I am not even sure if the bus will stop at the Vinh bus station I mentioned earlier. Want to take the cheapest bus to Vinh and not concerned about comfort, just want the best bargain.
Sorry if my question seems a little vague, but just doing some research so I make sure I get the best bargain and make sure I get on a bus that will get me to the Vinh train station. What I don't want to do is get dropped off at a bus station that is not the Vinh station I mentioned above as that would require me to tuk-tuk, taxi, etc to the correct station and totally kill my bargain.
I did some research online and even though I know the the Vientiane to Hanoi bus goes near the Vinh area, I don't have a turn by turn bus route map to verify if it is going where I need it to go. Thanks for any help.
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Here is a picture with my anticipated route. I feel the portion of the route from Vientiane and through the Keo Nua Pass is correct. However, when it gets closer to Vinh, this is where I am not sure of the route. Does anyone know what bus station it goes to in Vinh?
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The bus fare I have been told is 160,000 kip ($20 or 620 baht). Can someone confirm this so I know I am not getting overcharged by Laos people?
I just want to make sure it isn't 80,000 kip for Laos citizen and 160,000 kip for farang.
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Attended: Chair Paul Ince, Jim Borchers, Pam Cilek, Joe Cook, Jan Dunham, Cindy Elking, Kelly Felber, Dianne Garrison, Tom Hebson, Richard Jensen, Don Kalicak, John Laurent, Scott Liebel, Mike Lissner, Brenda Lowder, Justin Miller, Pete Novak, Jeanne Paxton, Seth Peimann, Chuck Pilliod, Sarah Roberts, Patti Silvey, Larry Tracy Staff: Tara Cochran, Kasey McKee, Peggy Schnardthorst, Betsy Schneider, and Sharon Schreiber Guest: Cassie Hagan
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 a.m. by Paul Ince. A motion to approve the August 20, 2014, meeting minutes was made by Chuck Pilliod, seconded by Joe Cook, and unanimously approved by the board.
Due to lack of time, the rest of the agenda items were not discussed and any items of business will be added to the next meeting's agenda.
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Brewer is a Grammy Award winner with an extensive discography. She also performs in opera, concert, and recitals. Her range, golden tone, boundless power and control make her a favorite of the stage as well as a sought-after recording artist.
Brewer highlights her 2012-2013 season as Sister Aloysius in the world premiere of Douglas J Cumo's "Doubt" at Minnesota Opera, based on the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play and popular film by John Patrick Shanley.
Highlights of her 2011-12 season included opening the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's 67th season with a program featuring Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and the Immolation scene from Wagner's "Götterdämmerung."
An avid recitalist, Brewer has graced such prestigious venues as Carnegie's Zankel Hall, London's Wigmore Hall, Oberlin Conservatory, Washington DC's Vocal ArtsSociety, and many others. She has appeared in Lincoln Center's "Art of the Song" series at Alice Tully Hall, the Boston Celebrity Series and at Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.
Her unique voice has also been featured at the Gilmore, Ravinia, and Cleveland Art Song festivals.
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Robert Treviño, guest conductor, is the associate conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony. Making his professional debut at age 20, he has become an emerging force on the international music scene, having conducted orchestras across North America, Europe, and Asia, including the New York City Opera Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, New World Symphony, Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony and more.
He led the world premieres of five operas as part of the annual VOX: American Opera Series.
Treviño is a laureate of the 2010 Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition and was awarded the 2010 James Conlon Prize for Excellence in Conducting at the Aspen Music Festival and School.
He has studied with Maestros David Zinman, Leif Segerstam, Michael Tilson Thomas, and Kurt
This final program in the trio is about "transcendence," said Treviño. The Beethoven choral work refers to a calm sea with no direction and then over the horizon land can be seen for the first time.
"Barber's piece reflects the ideal Americana," explained the conductor, "barbeques, picnics, riding a bike down the street, the human existence of a child."
Williams' music depicts the transfiguration of the physical element of life into spiritual bliss, while the Wagner selections from the renowned opera, "Tristan und Isolde," shows how love can transfigure the spirit.
Dr. Blaine Shover, who has been with Shippensburg University for some 40 years, has retired as conductor but remains artistic director of the annual festival and prepares the festival choir.
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WHERE: H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University
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Williams died Friday of colon cancer. It is fitting that the community will gather after his funeral Wednesday at the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club, where Williams spent the afternoons of his youth. In the NBA, he was known for his playground style - the kind of ball played at the city's Fourth Street Playground courts. ...


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|Swallowing dysfunction in very low birth weight infants with oral feeding desaturation.
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|PMID: 22015726 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|BACKGROUND: We detected swallowing dysfunction by the modified barium swallow (MBS) test and determined risk factors for swallowing dysfunction in very low birth weight (VLBW) infants with oral feeding desaturation near discharge.
METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed 41 VLBW infants referred for MBS test because of significant oral feeding desaturation at ≥35 weeks of postmenstrual age. Infants who showed impaired airway protection, including inadequate epiglottic closure, laryngeal penetration and/or tracheal aspiration by MBS test, were compared to those without impaired airway protection.
RESULTS: Eleven infants (26.8%) showed impaired airway protection by MBS test. They had a significantly lower gestational age at birth but a similar postmenstrual age compared to those without impaired airway protection. All infants with impaired airway protection were born at ≤28 weeks of gestation.
CONCLUSIONS: Swallowing dysfunction resulting in aspiration should be considered as a cause of significant oral feeding desaturation in infants born at ≤28 weeks of gestation regardless of postmenstrual age.
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As expected, the plaintiffs in a law suit claiming that federally funded research on human embryonic stem cells (hESC) is illegal have appealed a ruling that dealt them a defeat earlier this summer.
Scientists James Sherley and Theresa Deisher filed their suit 2 years ago, arguing that the National Institutes of Health (NIH's) policy easing Bush-era restrictions on research using hESCs violated a law banning federally funded research that destroys embryos. U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth agreed in August 2010 and granted a preliminary injunction in their favor that halted hESC research. But an appeals court soon stayed the injunction and last spring ruled 2-1 in favor of NIH. In July, Lamberth too ruled in favor of NIH, writing that he had little choice but to follow the appeals court decision.
The plaintiffs have now appealed Lamberth's ruling in a two-page notice dated 19 September. The appeals court will now issue a schedule for briefs and oral arguments. Legal experts have predicted that the plaintiffs will lose in the appeals court and will take their case to the U.S. Supreme Court, where their chances of success also seem slim.


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SXSW: Saturday [Amy Phillips] (Potentially NSFW)
By Amy Phillips on March 17, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. EDT
Home Blitz [Blind Pig Rooftop; 8:30 p.m.]
"MOOK CENTRAL," my friend Maria scrawled in my notebook as we stood around the Blind Pig waiting for Home Blitz to play. Yeah, that pretty much summed it up: backwards baseball caps, Red Hot Chili Peppers blasting on the sound system, cargo shorts.
These people are in for a big surprise , I thought. Home Blitz's ramshackle garage rock isn't exactly the best soundtrack for macking on that hottie Tri Delt in the spaghetti strap cocktail dress.
Surprisingly, I was wrong. The space didn't clear out when the New Jersey trio commenced their racket-- in fact, quite a few people seemed to be enjoying themselves, and even attempted to dance. I have underestimated you, mooks of Austin, Texas!
Home Blitz sounded just as goofy and dinky as they do on record, with singer/guitarist Daniel Dimaggio acting extra bored and whiny, in a good way. (Full disclosure: Dimaggio and I worked at the Village Voice at the same time a few years ago.) The drummer had the best drum faces I saw at SXSW, at one point jumping up from his stool to lean over the rooftop venue's railing and yell something at the crowds on Sixth Street below.
Still Going / Holy Ghost! [Pangaea; 11:30 p.m.]
Sometimes, the Lord works in mysterious ways.
At 11 p.m., I was poised in the front row of the Cedar Street Courtyard, ready for Neon Neon's set at the Indie 103.1 FM Los Angeles showcase. I love Neon Neon's debut album Stainless Style , and I was excited to see how Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys and soundscape architect Boom Bip would pull it off live.
But then a bunch of scruffy dudes took the stage, and they most certainly weren't Neon Neon. The girl next to me said that the schedule had gotten mixed up, and Neon Neon had played at 10 p.m. Here now to entertain us were the Deadly Syndrome, a deadly boring L.A. scenester band.
Consulting the handy SXSW guide, I realized that the Cedar Street Courtyard was just around the corner from Pangaea, that douchey bottle service dance club where I'd seen Robyn the night before. The DFA/Metromix/GBH showcase was in full swing, so I thought I'd stop by to check out recent DFA signings Still Going and Holy Ghost! before heading to the Perez Hilton party (more on that shortly).
Despite its previously documented shortcomings, Pangaea has an excellent sound system, perfect for the bottom-heavy mix of diva house and minimal techno that Still Going were spinning when I arrived.
Everything was going just fine-- a good mix, a dance floor that wasn't too crowded-- until Still Going handed the decks over to Holy Ghost!
Then this happened:
And this:
That's right, Pangaea employs its own go-go dancers! And it let a pair loose on the DFA showcase, positioning them on either side of the DJ setup, right next to those enormous DFA banners. The floor filled up real quick. DFA artists aren't particularly known for, um, blatant sexuality, but all of a sudden, well-crafted experimental electronic dance music had a whole bunch of new fans.
A word about the dancers themselves: they were really good! These ladies could move, and in ways I personally have never been able to contort my body. I was mesmerized, and not in a sexually attracted way. These were master craftswomen at work.
So hats off to you, girls. I hope they pay you well.
Chester French [Palm Door; 2 a.m.]
So yeah, the Perez Hilton party. As Tyler Grisham just mentioned, the swag and beverage offerings were pretty swank, and there was a hairstyling station. The crowd was pretty much what you would expect, mostly people who look like you've seen them standing in the background on "The Hills" at some club where Spencer and Heidi are having a fight.
Much has been made of Perez's influence in boosting musicians' careers, and while it remains to be seen if he can translate buzz into significant sales, the dude really does seem to genuinely love the artists that he champions. He stood right next to the stage for every performance at his party, singing along and rocking out. Which is quite a feat of stamina when the performance in question came from one Chester French.
Chester French are a duo of recent Harvard graduates discovered by fellow alum Rivers Cuomo and signed to Pharrell's Interscope imprint Star Trak.
They are beyond terrible.
Playing their third show ever at the Perez party, Chester French sang songs about girls who wear Jimmy Choos and girls who require you to use protection when having sex with them, because their sexual pasts are suspect. The latter song is apparently Chester French's debut single, and it comes in a package shaped like a CD-sized condom. D.A. Wallach, the Napoleon Dynamite-looking frontman pretending to be a sex god, threw a single into the crowd with such alarming force that when it hit me in the arm, it left a bruise.
Seriously, look at these guys! Look at them! Ack!
N.E.R.D. [Palm Door; 3 a.m.]
Providing a nice palate-cleanser after the stank of Chester French, "surprise" celebrity guests N.E.R.D. took the stage at 3 a.m. to the craziest, most packed crowd I experienced at SXSW. (Pardon the lack of good photos, I was fearing for my life.) Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo, and Shay were joined by a fierce live band that tore through "Lapdance", "She Wants to Move", and new single "Everyone Nose".
When I'd last seen a N.E.R.D. performance, back in 2002 when their first album In Search Of had just been released, it was clear that this was a studio project, and the Neptunes were far more comfortable behind a bank of equipment than in front of an audience. But six years later, these guys are bona fide rock stars.
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