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I've had a couple of these fixed-everything cameras, and it seems like f/8 or f/11 and 1/50 is a common range for the settings. In full-sun conditions, I usually shoot a 25-speed ortho film in them and develop in Diafine for compensation; ASA 100 for brightish-overcast, and I suppose 400 would work for dimmer conditions, but I don't really trust my ability to eyeball the light levels at that point. In any case a compensating developer is pretty useful.
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So I got caught riding in a downpour the other day. It was only for about 10 minutes or so, but myself and my bike got totally drenched.
After my bike sat unused for 2 days I took it out today. Everything is dry now. But, I noticed a "clicking" or "snapping" sound that I'd never heard before, coming apparently from the bottom bracket. It became more pronounced the harder I mashed.
I stopped and tightened everything in the drive train that I could get a wrench on, and even lubed the chain. As we know, there aren't that many moving parts on a SS and a very limited amount of things that can go wrong. The sound lessened, but didn't totally go away until I rode for several miles.
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A tribute will honor the late Herb Williams, shown in a 1988 production of 'Fiddler on the Roof.'
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The musical opens 8 p.m., June 10 with performances at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Saturday, June 15, 19, 20, and 21 and 2 p.m. June 18 and 22 in the Webb Theatre of the Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts on the St. Norbert College campus.
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You could say Imogen Heap has a Midas touch of sorts: Everything she touches turns to tech. She earned a Grammy in 2010 for Best Engineered Album in the Non-Classical category for her album Ellipse. Her hit "Hide and Seek," featured in the 2006 movie The Last Kiss, is a love ballad performed by Heap and a mini-choir of robot doubles, as affecting a song as has ever been created with a vocoder.
Heap continues to branch out, connecting with fans for online collaborations, documenting her creative process with video-blogs and, on the new album Sparks, making music with a pair of high-tech musical gloves called Mi.Mu.
"I make music with computers, but I also make music with acoustic instruments. And with an acoustic instrument, you have the physicality of the real body of the instrument; you feel the resonance of that, and you have something to interact with and to play with," Heap says in an interview with NPR's Scott Simon.
"When it comes to all the beautiful, wonderful sounds that you can create inside the computer — all the synth sounds, all the drum sounds, or you may want to mold and shape the sound of your voice inside the computer and make it do all sorts of wonderful, weird things that physics can't do in the real world — this is what I wanted to get my hands on," she adds. "I didn't want to have to interact with this via a computer. That's what it's about: I wanted to get closer to the raw emotion and the flow of music."


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"Looking at the present world situation, I cannot forget all the brothers and sisters -- too many -- who even today lack indispensable health treatments," the Pope said at midday, as he greeted 10,000 pilgrims gathered below his window in St. Peter´s Square.
"This is a serious injustice that urgently calls for an effort on the part of all, especially of those who have greater responsibilities at the political and economic level," the Pontiff said, before praying the Angelus.
On behalf of the Church, John Paul II thanked all those "individuals, religious institutions, nongovernmental organizations ... [that] are dedicated with admirable concern to the service of the sick and those who are suffering."
"I am thinking in particular of that front of men and women religious who, together with numerous lay people, work in hostels and small health centers in the poorest countries, in the midst of difficulties and conflicts, even risking their own life to save that of their brothers," the Pope said.
The Bishop of Rome encouraged them to continue this "meritorious work, which in many nations is producing a wide and providential sensitization of consciences."
Likewise, he recalled that this year´s World Day of the Sick was centered in Sydney, Australia, with the motto "The New Evangelization and the Dignity of Suffering Man."
"The hospitals and centers for the sick and elderly, and every house where human suffering is present are privileged ambits in which the Gospel message, bearer of hope, must be made to resonate," the Holy Father said. "Therefore, it is important that at the beginning of the millennium, new impetus be given to the secular commitment of the Church in the realm of health, authentic laboratory of the civilization of love."
In the afternoon, John Paul II met and greeted the sick who attended the Mass celebrated in St. Peter´s Basilica by Cardinal Camillo Ruini, the Pope´s vicar for the Diocese of Rome.


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I've been going to as many Iowa State home basketball games for a long while now but have never gotten season tickets because of distance n dealing with my night job not knowing when I can and cannot go but most of my friends have them so I just take theirs if I dont just buy them myself. I plan to buy some this year though for sure. Can somebody help me on when they may come out or if I can get them now? I have no idea so anything would help, thanks.
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Usually renewals happen in August, so I imagine you'd be able to sign up then.
Get the $99 season ticket and sell the ones you can't make it to for about $5-$10. Of course if you don't want to sit in the balcony that won't work.
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Ghennipher Weeks | August 11, 2011 | Comments
The three models with the most impact for an awesome integrated campaign.
If you've been tasked with managing integrated marketing campaigns and you feel overwhelmed, you're not alone. Marketing managers often suffer from data overload and use the wrong metrics to drive their integrated online marketing programs, missing valuable opportunities to increase engagement and ROI. This is certainly true for larger corporations, but even smaller companies suffer from metrics and analytics overload and need actionable solutions.
In this column, I'll give a short overview of marketing models within an integrated framework designed to more easily and effectively boost ROI and create sustainable connections with customers.
Narrowing Options for Better Campaigns
Managers are faced with endless models and tools for integrating campaign elements across channels. This presents a problem for the "experimenter" type of manager, who tends to use an arsenal of tools. This breeds disorganization and lack of actionable analytics. For successful integrated campaigns, I encourage you to keep processes and tools minimal to create more agility and to stay one step ahead of market changes.
I've interviewed a number of companies and uncovered various models for awesome integrated campaigns. In an effort to narrow the options for managers, I've distilled the various methods into the three with the most impact. The three models to success involve a customized version of:
No. 1: Building predictive models. One of the hottest trends in improving conversions across channels is a process called predictive modeling. Predictive modeling for conversion is good up to a certain point - its major downfall is that it's a guesswork method. That said, as a way to better meet the needs of website visitors, a carefully constructed predictive model is a powerful way to create empathy with visitors.
In most companies, the buzz word is "engagement." The advantage of the predictive model is that it can open up the human factor in engagement, by forcing the team to create content and programs that express true empathy for visitors, which is the best way to authentically engage with them.
The power of the predictive model lies in the preparation phase. However, to create a useful predictive model requires time, budget, and training. Don't expect your team to just figure out how to create a predictive model, or you'll find an overabundance of guesswork in your prediction of customer's purchase behavior. However, the payoff in customer empathy, engagement, and conversion is invaluable.
Pro: Helps companies turn around perception issues (lack of value, trust, security, or relevance) to increase conversion.
Con: Inadequate training could create a very wrong predictive model, actually creating impediments to conversion and engagement.
No. 2: Executing an adaptive process. As website analytics software grows more sophisticated, executing adaptive processes becomes necessary to just be in the game. Adaptive processes involve translating analytics into actionable changes. You see exactly what users are doing on the site, and you adapt your campaigns to more effectively help them reach their goals. It allows a company to get very close to the same kind of in-person interactions a sales person has, with continuous A/B adaptations of campaigns (based on analytics data).
Pro: Allows for a much more personalized experience, based on the user's actual interaction with the site or app.
Con: Adaptive metrics for campaign creation are resource and time intensive. Both predictive and adaptive methods have a tendency to focus on less important metrics (not always ROI and engagement).
No. 3: Tracking channel effectiveness. Multi-touch metrics can properly attribute social channel conversions and ROI. In an integrated campaign, this is a necessity to measure which channels produced the most engagement, and ultimately the highest conversions.
Pro: Budget can be correctly allocated to marketing programs with the highest success rates.
Con: Difficult to implement.
Creating Your Own Framework
I've learned time and time again that the companies who are thriving in integrated campaigns are implementation-focused, sharing data gained from analytics to connect better with visitors and customers. The companies who are struggling tend to be more tool-focused than customer-centric.
If you've tried any variation on these models in your marketing programs, I'd love to hear about the results these methods had in your ROI and engagement.
Ghennipher Weeks has spent the past 13 years as a marketer working closely with IT teams to increase cross-functional collaboration, and helps teams excel in delivering great results quickly.
With deep expertise in creating conversion-driven and insightful search engine marketing and social media strategies for national and regional brands since the late 1990s, Ms. Weeks has increased online revenue for Philips, Wells Fargo, The Women's Information Network, The Allegis Group, TotalGym, Overstock.com, TigerDirect, LeoSchachter Diamonds, and others. She excels in formulating SEO, conversion, social marketing, and value-creation strategies. Ms. Weeks says, "Integrated marketing strategies are more effective, but much more difficult. Agility in execution requires measurement, accountability, and an unwavering customer focus to deliver value that makes both customers and business stakeholders happy. This raises customer, as well as shareholder value, or in relevant corporate terms: increases profits."
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A rare albino seal pup with ginger-colored fur was abandoned by the colony in Tyuleniy Island, Russia. He was hiding beneath logs when the photographer spotted him. "The poor seal is almost blind and so was unlikely to survive in the wild," said the photographer, who was with staff from a dolphinarium who took it into their care. (Photo: Caters)
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SportsDay columnist Tim Cowlishaw, author of Drunk on Sports and co-host of "The Afternoon Show with Cowlishaw and Mosley" on KESN-FM 103.3, hosted a chat Thursday to talk all things sports. Here are some of the highlights:
Question: What do you make of the Nigel Bethel situation at Texas Tech? Do you think Tech handled it well?
Cowlishaw: I thought they handled it well when they kicked him off the team. I have to question their about-face and decision to make it a three-game suspension. For those not following it, one of the top football recruits was playing in a pick-up basketball game there, got in an argument with female basketball player Amber Battle, and punched her in the face. I have seen different accounts of whether he broke anything in her jaw or cheek but I know it was a damaging blow. To a woman. And that's a three-game suspension? If all that has been correctly reported, I'd say Kliff has some explaining to do.
Question: Any thoughts on the Prime Prep/Emmanuel Mudiay situation? Nobody can convince me they arent related and I feel terrible for SMU and LB!
Cowlishaw: Well, they almost certainly are related, but hey that's how it goes sometime. I hope he has a nice pro career but it would have been great for fans here to see him play one season at SMU. The Mustangs will still be good. They just lost their shot at being great.
Question: Who ya got winning the Big 12 next year? I think Texas Tech or Oklahoma...
Cowlishaw: I wouldn't eliminate Petty and Baylor from that mix either. But if I had to pick right now, I would go with the Sooners. You can't ignore that Sugar Bowl finish.
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Essie Minor of Rockdale County and resident at Morningside of Conyers will celebrate her 100th birthday on Monday. She is a graduate of Atlanta Law School, where she received a law of business degree. She is a retired legal secretary. Essie enjoys playing bingo, arts and crafts, fishing, exercise class and Southern cooking. She was an avid mandolin player. Essie will celebrate her birthday with her family on Sunday and wih the staff at Morningside on Monday.
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A Wacky Wannabe Southpaw
Robertson Earns a Living With His Right Arm but Has More Fun Throwing Lefty
Watch right-handed Yankee pitcher David Robertson in the outfield shagging fly balls before every game, and there's a nagging feeling that something is not quite right. He runs for balls, tracks them down, then fires them back into the infield, looking perfectly natural.
It takes a little while before the revelation strikes—Robertson's glove is on the wrong hand. The natural righty is catching with his right hand and throwing with his left, as if he's done it that way his whole life.
"Every single day.'' Robertson said. "No one pays attention to it."
Until now, that is.
He isn't training for a career as an ambidextrous pitcher—he just likes the challenge. And he's getting pretty good at it.
"If I can do it with my right hand, I can do it with my left hand. Why not?" Robertson said with a shrug. "I'm pretty ambidextrous....I just can't write left-handed. That's my only problem."
Robertson started throwing lefty as a teenager, when his right shoulder was weak. He kept it up at the University of Alabama.
Now, he practices in the winter and shows off for his teammates—though he's never been clocked on a radar gun throwing lefty.
"I threw BP all offseason. It's not hard. It's just little flips," Robertson said.
He and lefty Yankee outfielder Brett Gardner have developed a partnership: Gardner gives Robertson his new left-handed gloves, and Robertson breaks them in through the daily batting practice sessions.
"He likes to break 'em in, and it's good for me because the gloves break in easier and quicker," Gardner said.
Robertson has no desire to be like Yankee farmhand Pat Venditte, a truly ambidextrous pitcher who throws righty or lefty depending on the game situation.
He did, however, trade Venditte for one of that unique pitcher's specially made six-fingered gloves this spring.
"I haven't brought it out yet—I just play around with it in here," Robertson said, showing off the strangely wide glove in the Yankees clubhouse. "I'm a little nervous to bring it out there. I don't want to catch a ball and hurt my hands or something.''
His efforts with his left arm make Robertson distinctive, but the versatility of his powerful right arm is what makes him so valuable to Yankee manager Joe Girardi.
"You can go back to what we saw in 2009 with this kid, being able to wiggle out of tough situations, being a strikeout pitcher, being able to throw anywhere from the 5th to the 9th inning," Girardi said. "There's a lot of different things you can do with a guy like David Robertson."
Since joining the Yankee bullpen in 2008, Robertson has posted ERAs of 3.30 in 2009 and 3.82 in 2010 with some of the league's best strikeout rates. The 26-year-old Alabaman is only getting better, Girardi said.
"I think his command has gotten better, his consistency has gotten better, and he knows that he can pitch at a very high level," Girardi said. "There's always that little bit of doubt when you come up…and now he knows he can be extremely successful."
So far this season, Robertson has thrown four scoreless innings and was instrumental in New York's win over Boston Saturday. Still, he doesn't get the same level of attention that his peers Mariano Rivera, Rafael Soriano and Joba Chamberlain do. That's fine with him.
"I like where I'm at. I just kind of slide under there. Just leave me there," he said.
During games, Robertson does his best to keep the entire bullpen group loose. In a group including the stately Rivera, the rough-and-tumble Chamberlain and the silent Soriano, Robertson is the one who provides the levity that gets them through the middle innings.
"He doesn't shut up about fishing and hunting. It's never anything baseball, it's just talking about what he wants to do," Chamberlain said. "It's actually awesome. It gets your mind off the game."
If there's a problem with Robertson's pitching, it's that he walks too many batters. But he shrugs that off—he can usually get out of those self-inflicted jams by notching a strikeout.
"I'm usually pitching pretty aggressively. I'm not skating around. I walk people, [but] it's not like I'm trying to," he said.
The same "aw-shucks'' attitude that Robertson takes to his pitching applies to his odd pursuits with his left arm.
Told that many other people can't just switch arms and throw the way he does, Robertson seems bewildered. He just can't fathom that something that comes so easily to him could be so hard for others.
"It's hard?'' he said with a grin. "Shouldn't be."


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Historical Events for Year 1917 (Part 2)
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Months in Year 1917: January - February - March - April - May - June - July - August - September - October - November - December
Events 151 - 277 of 277
Jul 17th - Royal Proclamation by King George V changes name of British Royal family from German Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor
Jul 20th - Pact of Corfu signed: Serbs, Croats & Slovenes form Yugoslavia
Jul 20th - WW I draft lottery held; #258 is 1st drawn
Jul 21st - Russian Revolution: Socialist Alexander Kerensky becomes Russian Prime Minister
Jul 22nd - British bomb German lines at Ypres, 4,250,000 grenades
Jul 23rd - Cleveland Metropolitan Park District establishes
Jul 25th - Sir Thomas Whyte introduces the first income tax in Canada as a "temporary" measure (lowest bracket is 4% and highest is 25%).
Jul 26th - J. Edgar Hoover gets job in US Department of Justice
Jul 27th - The Allies reach the Yser Canal at the Battle of Passchendaele.
Jul 28th - Silent Parade organised by James Weldon Johnson of 10,000 African-American march on 5th Ave (NYC) protesting against lynching
Jul 30th - Board of Commissioners of Cleveland Metroparks has its 1st meeting
Jul 31st - 3rd battle of Ypres begins
Aug 1st - Frank Little, IWW organizer, lynched in Butte, MT
Writer and Civil Rights Activist James Weldon Johnson Aug 4th - Pravda calls for the killing of all capitalists, priests & officers
Aug 5th - British troops attack canal of Ypres in Boesinghe Belgium
Aug 5th - The entire US National Guard is taken into national service, subject to presidential rather than state control
Aug 6th - World War I: Battle of Mărăşeşti between the Romanian and German armies begins.
Aug 9th - Canadian Parliament passes the Compulsory Military Act, though many French-Canadians from Qubec Province oppose it
Aug 13th - Phillies steal 5 bases in an inning against Braves
Aug 13th - There is a revolt in Catalonia, the province in northeast Spain that has long seen itself as independent.
Aug 14th - China declares war on Germany & Austria
Aug 14th - Leeuwen soccer team forms
Aug 17th - Italy declares war on Turkey
Aug 18th - Dutch Naval Air Force forms (MLD)
Aug 18th - A Great Fire in Thessaloniki, Greece destroys 32% of the city leaving 70,000 individuals homeless.
Aug 19th - Sunday benefit baseball game at Polo Grounds results in John McGraw & Christy Mathewson's arrest for violating Blue laws
Aug 22nd - Pittsburgh Pirates play 4th straight extra inning game, Carson Bigbee sets record of 11 at-bats, they lose in 22 innings to Dodgers
Aug 23rd - Race riot in Houston Texas (2 blacks & 11 whites killed)
Aug 25th - 37th U.S. Men's National Championship: Robert Lindley Murray beats Nathaniel W. Niles (5-7, 8-6, 6-3, 6-3)
Aug 27th - Indians set club record by stealing eight bases in a game
Aug 28th - Ten suffragists arrested as they picket the White House
Aug 31st - In China, Sun Yat-sen and his supporters' 'rump' parliament establishes a military government and elects Sun Yat-sen as commander-in-Chief
Sep 2nd - Deutsche Vaterlands Partei formed by admiral Tirpitz
Sep 3rd - 1st night bombing of London by German aircraft
Sep 3rd - German troops overrun Riga, Latvia
Sep 3rd - Grover Cleveland Alexander pitches complete wins in a doubleheader
Sep 3rd - Utrecht soccer team Holland forms
Sep 6th - French pilot Georges Guynemer shoots down 54th German aircraft
Sep 15th - Russia proclaimed a republic by Alexander Kerensky's Provisional government
Sep 20th - British assault on Polygon Forest, France
Sep 20th - Paraguay becomes a signatory to the Buenos Aires copyright treaty.
Sep 26th - British assault on Menin-street, France
Sep 27th - Broadhurst Theater opens at 235 W 44th St NYC
Sep 27th - EHC soccer team forms in Hoensbroek Neth
Oct 4th - British assault on Broodseinde, France
Oct 6th - In the final attack on Third Battle of Ypres, Canadian troops capture the village of Passchendaele, after 250,000 casualties on both sides
Russian Revolutionary Leon Trotsky Oct 8th - Leon Trotsky named chairman of the Petrograd Soviet as Bolsheviks gain control
Oct 10th - Giants Rube Benton is 1st lefty to pitch a World Series no hitter
Oct 10th - Plymouth Theater opens at 236 W 45th St NYC
Oct 12th - The First Battle of Passchendaele, now Passendale
Oct 13th - Soviets accept establishment of Petrograd Military
Oct 13th - 7th College Football Crab Bowl Classic: Navy beats Maryland 62-0 in Annapolis
Oct 15th - Chicago White Sox beat NY Giants, 4 games to 2 in 14th World Series
Oct 15th - World War I: At Vincennes outside of Paris, Dutch dancer Mata Hari is executed by firing squad for spying for Germany.
Oct 15th - A Parisian dancer Mata Hari is executed for espionage by the French Government after being convicted of passing military secrets to Germany
Oct 17th - 1st British bombing of Germany
Exotic dancer, courtesan and convicted German spy Mata Hari Oct 19th - Love Field in Dallas, Texas, is opened.
Oct 21st - 1st Americans to see action on front lines of WW I: US troops enter front lines at Sommervillier under French command
Oct 21st - Petrograds garrison accepts Revolutionary Military Committee
Oct 23rd - 1st Infantry division "Big Red One" shoots 1st US shot in WW I
Oct 23rd - Lenin speaks against Kamenev, Kollontai, Stalin & Trotsky
Oct 24th - Battle at Caporetto: German & Austria smash Italian army
Oct 25th - Pan-Russian Congress opens in Petrograd
Oct 26th - Petrograd Soviet accepts establishment of Military
Oct 26th - World War I:Brazil declared in state of war with Central Powers.
Oct 27th - 20,000 women march in a suffrage parade in New York, US
Oct 30th - British government gives final approval to Balfour Declaration
Oct 31st - Eugene O'Neill's "In the Zone" premieres in NYC
Oct 31st - World War I: Battle of Beersheba in southern Palestine- "last successful cavalry charge in history"
Marxist Revolutionary and Russian Leader Vladimir Lenin Nov 1st - In WW I, the 1st US soldiers are killed in combat
Nov 2nd - Balfour Declaration proclaims support for a Jewish state in Palestine
Nov 2nd - Lansing-Ishii Agreement; US recognizes Japan's privileges in China
Nov 3rd - 1st class US mail now costs 3 cents per ounce
Nov 5th - Gen Pershing & US troops see action on Western Front for 1st time
Nov 5th - Supreme Court decision (Buchanan v Warley) strikes down Louisville, Kentucky, ordinance requiring backs & whites to live in separate areas
Nov 6th - [OS Oct 24] Bolshevik revolution begins with bombardmentt of the Winter Palace in Petrograd during the Russian October Revolution
Nov 6th - New York State adopts a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote in state elections
Nov 7th - British capture Gaza, Palestine, from Turks
Nov 7th - October Revolution (Oct 25 OS) in Russia, Lenin and the Bolsheviks seize power, capture the Winter Palace, overthrowing Provisional Government
Nov 8th - People's Commissars gives authority to Lenin, Trotsky & Stalin during October Revolution
Nov 8th - Telephone Co runs 1st ad for Army operators, gets 7,000 applicants
Nov 10th - 41 suffragists are arrested in front of White House
Nov 10th - Faure's 2nd Violo Sonate premieres
Nov 10th - New bolshevik government under Lenin suspends freedom of press (temporary) during October Revolution
Nov 16th - British occupy Tel Aviv and Jaffa
Nov 17th - Lenin defends "temporary" removal of freedom of the press
Nov 18th - Sigma Alpha Rho, a Jewish high school fraternity, is founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Nov 20th - First successful tank use in battle (Britain breaks through German lines) at Battle of Cambrai WWI
Nov 20th - Ukrainian Republic declared
Nov 21st - Maxim Gorky calls Vladimir Lenin a blind fanatic/unthinking adventurer
Nov 22nd - NHL forms with Montreal Canadiens, Montreal Maroons, Toronto Arenas, Ottawa Senators & Quebec Bulldogs; National Hockey Association disbands
Nov 24th - Nine police officers and one civilian are killed when a bomb explodes at the Milwaukee, Wisconsin police headquarters building.
Nov 26th - The new government of Russia offers an armistice to Germany and Austria-Hungary
Nov 28th - Sigmund Romberg's revue "Over the Top" premieres in NYC
Nov 29th - A Supreme Allied War Council meets at Versailles to define war aims
Dec 1st - Boys Town founded by Father Edward Flanagan west of Omaha Neb
Dec 2nd - Han Yong-woon, found Zen awakening at Osean Monastery Korea
Dec 3rd - The Supreme Allied War Council, meeting at Versailles to define war aim, fails to reach an agreement
Dec 3rd - After nearly 20 years of planning and construction, the Quebec Bridge opens to traffic.
Dec 5th - Austro-German Forces launch an offensive against the Italians on the western end of their line, around Asiago
Dec 6th - French munition ship "Mont Blanc" explodes in Halifax, kills 1,700
Dec 6th - Taking advantage of the temporary relaxation of authority in Russia, Finland declares itself a republic, following the Ukraine on 20 November
Dec 7th - US becomes 13th country to declare war on Austria during World War I
WW2 General Douglas MacArthur Dec 7th - The USA's 42nd 'Rainbow' Division arrives in France (with Colonel Douglass MacArthur among its ranks)
Dec 9th - British forces under General Allenby capture Jerusalem
Dec 11th - 13 black soldiers hanged for participation in Houston riot
Dec 11th - German-occupied Lithuania proclaims independence from Russia
Dec 12th - French troop train derails in French Alps killing 543
Dec 12th - Rev Edward Flanagan forms Boys Town outside Omaha, Nebraska
Dec 14th - UFA, Universal Film AG, forms in Germany
Dec 15th - Moldavian Republic declares independence from Russia
Dec 15th - World War I: An armistice is reached between the new Russian Bolshevik government and the Central Powers.
Dec 18th - Soviet regiment (Stalin/Lenin) declares Finland Independent
Dec 18th - The 18th Amendment, authorizing prohibition of alcohol, is approved by the US congress and sent to the states for ratification
Dec 19th - 1st NHL game played on artificial ice (Toronto)
Dec 19th - Quebec Bulldogs play their 1st professional hockey game
Dec 20th - Cheka formed - Soviet state security force and forerunner to the KGB, under Felix Dzerzhinsky after decree by Lenin
Dec 20th - A second nationwide referendum on military conscription is rejected by the Australian public
Dec 22nd - Flanders declares it's independence, under Pieter Tack
Dec 23rd - 3 British warships come close to Holland
Dec 25th - "Why Marry" 1st drama to win Pulitzer Prize, premieres in NYC
Dec 25th - Hirsch/Harbach's musical "Going Up" premieres in NYC
Dec 26th - 1st NHL defensemen to score a goal: Toronto Maple Leaf Harry Cameron
Dec 26th - US Federal government took over operation of American railroads for duration of WW I
Dec 30th - -32°F (-36°C) in Mountain City, Tennessee (state record)
Dec 30th - -37°F (-38°C) in Lewisburg, WV (state record)
Dec 31st - Dutch Social-democratic trade union NVV counts 159,450 members
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Falling as close as it does on the calendar to Sundance and SXSW, the Tribeca Film Festival — which ended yesterday — doesn't always get the first picks and highest-profile of narrative movies. But for years now, those who attend and cover the fest have watched it quietly become one of the best showcases around for documentary film, and this year's 14th annual installment was no exception. Your film editor took in 21 of the nonfiction entries, and there's barely a dud in the bunch; here's a brief overview of what to keep an eye out for.
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SNC-Lavalin Group Inc., a Canadian engineering, construction and manufacturing company, is among three companies interested in Energoprojekt Holding AD, the Serbian company's chief executive officer said.
Serbia's government, which currently controls 33.6 percent of the Belgrade-based Energoprojekt, "does not intend to keep the stake long-term, maybe not even mid-term" and contacts with potential buyers are underway, Vladimir Milovanovic said, naming only SNC-Lavalin as "the biggest and most serious" of potential buyers.
"There are many aspects to consider, primarily compatibility of operations and synergy" as SNC-Lavalin and Energoprojekt overlap on some foreign markets, Milovanovic said today at a meeting with investors in Belgrade. Energoprojekt's core businesses are construction and energy and it runs operations in 22 countries in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South America.
The Serbian company has opened a data room on its performance and activities for potential investors "but we don't expect that a sale would be completed this year" Milovanovic said.
The Energoprojekt Holding comprises seven core and two non-core companies with 2,650 employees in Serbia and in its units abroad. Its other activities include urban planning, industrial development, information technologies, trade, real estate and insurance.
The company's current contracts total 350 million euros ($500 million) and it expects to close new ones this year worth 275 million euros, the CEO said.
Energoprojekt's consolidated sales rose 10.42 percent last year to 228 million euros with pre-tax profit falling nearly 30 percent to 8.74 million euros.


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Uncapped Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Lars Bender has been called into the Germany squad for Tuesday's friendly against UEFA EURO 2012 co-hosts Poland in Gdansk.
The 22-year-old joined the team in Dusseldorf before tomorrow's flight to Gdansk, whose Municipal Stadium will host EURO 2012 matches next June. Germany qualified for the EURO 2012 finals with a 6-2 win over Austria in Gelsenkirchen on Friday.
Low has opted to rest three of his first-choice players, in vice-captain Bastian Schweinsteiger and goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, both of Bayern Munich, as well as playmaker Mesut Ozil of Real Madrid, for the friendly.
Bender was part of the junior Germany team which won the U-19 European title in 2008 and will be included in the 19-man squad Low will take to Gdansk.
His twin brother Sven made his debut for Germany in the friendly defeat to Australia in March and is part of the Borussia Dortmund team which won the Bundesliga title last season.
The national team trained in Dusseldorf today and Schalke defender Benedikt Howedes was the only absentee, as he struggles with a groin strain suffered in the first half of the win over Austria.


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I think there's roughly two good strategies for having conversations with people.
The first is actually speaking your mind freely once you get to know someone even a bit, including all the politically incorrect things.
As a somewhat tame example, I think the British Empire did more good than any other nation in history and was overwhelmingly a force for good in humanity. However, people mostly hear about their bad deeds, but don't hear about all the suicide cults, assassin's organizations, human sacrificing religions, and so on, and so on, that they ended. People also take for granted all the hygiene, infrastructure, rule of law, scientific method, and so on that they propagated.
I'll point this out, even though it upsets some people. It's honest and not politically correct (but true!).
There's another strategy, which is to suss out what the person you're speaking to thinks, and try to converse on common ground and without being offensive. Done correctly, this actually means being liked by a wider group of people and not offending as many people... and this isn't so bad, really. Most people will lionize speaking up in theory, but react really hostile in practice if you say, for instance, that you think universal suffrage is a terrible way to choose a government.
Anyways, you can guess which camp I fall into most of the time, but the second one is good. The second way is much more open to making connections with everyone. Seriously, almost everyone has something of value that you could share with them, but if you say that British imperialism was a huge net gain for the world and universal suffrage was a huge net loss, then you're going to miss some connections you could make. If instead you talked on what's relevant to a person and you, you'd have a lot more consistently pleasant and good conversations.
What you probably ought to avoid is doing something that's in neither camp. Most people don't speak their mind, but also don't really care about finding out what's important to whoever they're talking with... so conversation drifts to just... nonsense, I guess. Really trite, smalltalk junk. That's no good.
Option 1 - Speak up, honestly, even if it's controversial. This gets you into lots of fascinating discussions, makes the people who like you really like and admire you, but creates enemies and people who despise you as well.
Option 2 - Find out what whoever you're talking to cares about; talk about that. Also produces lots of interesting conversations - you don't get to cover some interesting topics, but you make up for it by being able to learn from many, many different kinds of people. Most people will like you, but you get less extremely strong supporters than Option 1.
Thanks for the insight.
I personally find that I fall into the 1st category. When I become comfortable speaking to someone, I get carried away and start talking about the (somewhat controversial) topics that I am passionate about. However, after we've gone our separate ways, I begin to regret that I hadn't given more attention to the interests of the other party.
Is this normal, or am I asking for too much.
Great post Sebastian.
I'll probably aim for option two because I need to really network but hearing that again really gives me another boost to do it. Great advice and those are two great options. Both work to eliminate small talk, which annoys the heck out of me.
If you could, it would be cool to follow up on tips HOW to find out about people's passion. I know some ways like: words that slip out on the initial small talk or how they dress, etc. But are there any other ways from the top of your head?
Hi Sebastian,
This is first time actually contacting you, or anybody through blog for that matter. But you make it almost too easy(you must be bombarded with e-mail, good luck!).
I'm interested to know your strategy or preference on maximizing meaningful conversations abroad or even back home. I mean do you have any particular tactic or is it mostly random. Any public places or events that stir up conversations with strangers, any small talk lines or questions(etc. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?) that lead to insight and good conversation.
I'm from Finland and I'm going to travel a bit in asia(Okinawa, Seoul, Katmandu, Bhutan) and I find conversations as the best way to learn and experience different cultures. It would be such a waste to do it randomly if it there's is a way to do it most efficient way.
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Task Force Pushing for Clinic to Diagnose Fetal Alcohol Disorders
Social worker Christine Njoroge noticed something amiss with some of the children on her caseload.
They were "normal-seeming," well-adjusted kids who would repeatedly get in trouble.
"One girl ran away, and her foster mom and I figured it out based on her behavior and her mom's history," said Njoroge, who works for the state's Department of Social and Health Services.
They figured out that it was a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, a range of defects that result when a child's mother drinks alcohol during pregnancy.
The diagnosis is critical for helping children get treatment for neurocognitive and behavioral problems that follow them through life. But a Kitsap County group says that diagnosis — which comes after a long set of tests — is coming too late for many here.
The group is holding a conference at Kiana Lodge in Suquamish on Thursday looking at the role the disorder plays in incarceration and the likelihood of those who have it to reoffend.
But the conference is a larger push by the Kitsap County Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Task Force to open a diagnostic center on this side of the Sound.
Task force member and FASD specialist Carolyn Hartness said the lack of facial markers in some FASD-affected kids means that they aren't diagnosed early enough — or at all. She said kids with FASD who "look OK" might be worse off than those that have the recognizable "fetal alcohol face."
Roxanne Bryson is the executive director of Bremerton's Holly Ridge Center, which offers programs for both children and adults with disabilities. Her staff can deliver some diagnoses, but not FASD. A diagnosis can take up to eight hours and requires a team of four: a trained physician, speech pathologist, occupational therapist and psychologist.
The state has five diagnostic clinics, and the nearest to Kitsap is at the University of Washington — where the wait is typically six months. Funding for the clinics remain uncertain as the state wrestles with a $9 million budget deficit.
Still, task force members are hopeful that a discussion on bringing a clinic to Kitsap can start at the conference. An unexpected 240 attendees are signed up.
Jan King, a former school psychologist in North Kitsap, said kids that don't have a diagnosis lose out on more than special accommodations. A diagnosis can be empowering.
"A seventh-grader came in and said, 'My mother drank when she was pregnant. I can do this, this and this really well, but I'm not so good at this.' His grandparents made him aware of his strengths and weaknesses. That helped him have a perspective on things."
Another area where a diagnosis can make a difference is with the justice system.
Mike Lasnier, Suquamish Tribe's chief of police, said an FASD diagnosis can change the way his department reacts to an individual, recognizing that many eventually run afoul with the law because of their inability to understand cause and effect.
"If we say check in with the probation officer every Tuesday at 10 a.m., unless we find a family member that can remind and drive them, they're probably going to miss it," Lasnier said.
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Report: Mark Sanchez will have season-ending surgery
Though he originally hoped to return to the Jets at some point this season, no one ever thought a Mark Sanchez comeback was really in the cards after he suffered a major shoulder injury in the preseason. It appears Sanchez has given up on that as well.
Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports Sanchez will undergo season-ending surgery some time in the next few weeks. When the Jets placed Sanchez on IR with a Designation to Return, there was some thought that he might, you know, actually return.
The decision to put Sanchez under the knife effectively ends his tenure with the Jets.
It's fairly hilarious -- and quite Jets-like -- for the team to waste their IR-DR on Sanchez, considering that once Geno Smith won his first game as a rookie quarterback Sanchez was essentially done.
The only reason Sanchez is even hanging around right now is the $8.5 million guaranteed on his contract for this season. If he wasn't owed that -- as a result one of the worst contract extensions ever handed out -- Sanchez would've hit the streets months ago.
Smith hasn't been perfect, of course. But he's helped the Jets to a 2-2 record (along with an incredibly impressive defensive effort from Rex Ryan's crew) and he's had some highlights (along with some incredibly impressive lowlights as well).
Sanchez' future is very much up in the air, though he'll eventually land with someone after hitting free agency next year. Undergoing surgery now ensures he has a shot to ge there.
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Coffee, Hazelnut, and Banana Granola
Pantry ingredients come together in crunchy homemade granola. Making your own granola means you can pick the mix-ins. Change up the nuts, fruits, and flavorings as you wish. The oat base and easy method stay the same.
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Tuesday, 18 Mar 2014
Biostar Announces BTC-24GH Motherboard with Built-in ASICs for Bitcoin Mining
Biostar has introduced a cryptocurrency motherboard, the BTC-24GH, with 64 ASICs on-board which offer 24GH/s performance that's equivalent to more than 30 ATI 7970 graphic cards.
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Biostar Releases Hi-Fi A88W 3D Motherboard with 6+ Experience
The new Biostar motherboard's based on the AMD FM2+ socket design that supports corresponding A-series and Athlon processors. It also features the AMD A88X chipset, with support for AMD CrossFire configurations.
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Biostar Introduces B85MG Motherboard for Businesses
Boasting 100% solid capacitors, the B85MG incorporates Intel RST for fast system boot and application load time, and Intel SBA that delivers business-centric security protection, such as after-hours virus scans and data backup, and blocks recognition of unwanted USB drives.
Wednesday, 18 Sep 2013
Biostar Releases Hi-Fi A88W 3D Based on AMD FM2+ Socket
Biostar has released the Hi-Fi A88W 3D motherboard based on the new AMD FM2+ socket design that supports the Kaveri series of APUs.
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Biostar Announces Unlocked CPU Overclocking for All Intel 8-Series Motherboards
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Biostar Hi-Fi 3D Audio Technology Showcased at Computex 2013
In addition to displaying its embedded/IPC solutions, graphics cards, and line of Intel- and AMD-based motherboards, Biostar has also presented the 2nd gen of its Puro Hi-Fi audio technology - the "Hi-Fi 3D".
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BIOSTAR Presents Haswell-Based Hi-Fi Z87X 3D Motherboard
Supporting the Intel socket LGA 1150, the haswell-based Hi-Fi Z87X 3D motherboard comes loaded with proprietary technologies, and houses regular USB 3.0, HDMI, and PCIe slots.
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Welcome to Episode 105 of the EUSci podcast! During the summer break, we'll be bringing you shorter, bite-size updates on recent science news in Edinburgh and around the world. On this episode, we're talking about treating bacterial infections with artificial viruses, a neuroscience study linking creativity and mental health, groundbreaking technology to test the human virome, and what scientists think those eye lashes are for.
Hosted by Aleks Prochera, Lydia Jones, and Kyle Marian Viterbo.
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Welcome to Episode 104 of the EUSci podcast! This week, your team discusses new discoveries with Darwin's Finches, human fossils, unboiling eggs, and much more! We've also got a special guest, Dr. Agnès Ferté of the Insitute for Astronomy, Edinburgh. She's helped up discuss the update on Bicep 2's Gravity Waves find.
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In the last episode of the first semester this academic year our team looks at the top science news we heard in December, an update on microbial resistance to antibiotics, and infuse this podcast with seasonal gems such as: what makes the perfect Christmas dinner? A happy new year to all of our listeners! Listen and subscribe!
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Welcome to the 102nd episode! This month we discuss the successes and setbacks of the Rosetta Mission which has reached its target of landing a probe on a comet after a 10 year journey. In a correspondence we report a recent study that has used the largest sample of its type to trace genetic links to sexuality. We also have a rundown of other top news stories as well as how many bacteria can be transferred by a ten-second kiss and whether chocolate really boosts memory!
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Welcome to a new episode! In Episode 101 we introduce a new team of podcasters who will take you through some of the top science news from November 2014; including an interview on Ebola's spread in Africa, two correspondance pieces on the Chemistry and Physics Noble Prizes and a look at some interesting news in our EuWhat? section.
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Welcome back everyone! Episode 100 of the EUSci podcast is finally here after our summer break. Tune in to find out why the vampire's trick of sucking youth from the young might not be quite the myth you thought it was. Not only that but we also have the fastest flash ever made and how mice use urine for much more than we thought.
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Hi everyone and welcome to episode 99 of the EUSci podcast. Stay tuned for the latest news on why Mercury is getting wrinkles in its old age and how you can hide objects from sound. If that's not enough, we answer the age old debate about whether the "5 second rule" really applies to food dropped on the floor.
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Hi everyone, welcome to Episode 98 of the EUSci podcast. On this show we discover how slime moulds could design a new London Underground and the latest updates on the quest for a spinal paralysis cure. And if that's not enough, find out what penguins think of the British weather.
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Hello and welcome to all the listeners of EUSci podcast. I'm your host Alex and in this 97th episode we have for you great deal of astounding stories from the world of science. Want to hear how memory edits the past with present experiences? Interested in the latest view on black holes from Stephen Hawking? Not sure whether buying organic makes you any good? Or maybe you just want to hear about glowing fruit flies which detect cancer? Join us during this half an hour, when we explore all of these topics.
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Welcome to episode 96 of the EUSci podcast. I'm your host Dave and in this episode we'll bring you everything from the cosmic web of dark matter criss-crossing our universe to flying jellyfish. And for all the ladies out there, we have the latest hi-tech clothing invention which is likely to give you a bit of a surprise.
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Which Movie Makeover Is Your Favorite?
The fashionable Audrey Hepburn starred in quite a few ugly-duckling-becomes-swan films such as My Fair Lady and Funny Face, but she wasn't the only one to get the Pygmalion treatment. You've seen it before: Typically there's the "nerdy" girl who gets the full-makeover treatment, becomes popular, and learns some valuable life lessons. (Weirdly, nobody notices her beforehand — as though anyone would think Rachel Leigh Cook was all hideous underneath those geeky glasses in She's All That.) Which makeover do you love? Cast your vote and share your favorite movie makeover of all time.
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