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After three losing seasons at UAA, Matt Bailey began his senior year intent on spearheading the turnaround of a moribund hockey program, and he promptly generated career highs in all scoring categories to help the Seawolves to their first winning season in more than two decades and playoff success.
"He came into this year like a man on a mission, and he delivered,'' said first-year UAA coach Matt Thomas. "He not only made us go, but he won games for us at both ends of the ice.''
The reward for Bailey and his teammates was victory on the road against rival UAF in a three-game, first-round Western Collegiate Hockey Association and a rare trip to the league's Final Five.
Now, Bailey has collected another rink reward.
Bailey, who turns 23 next week, has signed a two-year contract with the NHL's Anaheim Ducks that could be worth as much as $1.385 million.
The Ducks, who announced Bailey's signing Wednesday, assigned the free-agent center from Oakbank, Manitoba, on the outskirts of Winnipeg, to the Norfolk (Va.) Admirals of the American Hockey League. He will spend the remainder of the season with Norfolk on an amateur tryout agreement -- that basically covers his expenses -- before his Anaheim contract kicks in next fall.
"It's obviously really rewarding,'' Bailey said by cellphone Wednesday from Norfolk. "It's one step closer to achieving my dream, and any time you take that next step, you've got to be proud. I'm excited to see what the future brings me here in Norfolk.''
Anaheim has been keeping tabs on Bailey the last two seasons and scouted him extensively this season, when he led the Seawolves in scoring with 20-18--38 goals in 38 games and also topped them in plus-minus (plus-15). He was voted an All-WCHA first-teamer.
"He's a good-skating, hard-working, two-way guy, and at the end of the year, when games were on the line, he was really good,'' said David McNab, Anaheim's vice president of hockey operations.
McNab scouted Bailey last season, attended several UAA games this season and watched him in televised games. He said he liked Bailey's all-around game, and liked the 6-foot-1, 201-pounder even more after talking to him during the season.
"You can tell he wants to play, and really wants to be good and move on to the next level,'' McNab said.
Bailey said a couple of NHL teams expressed interest and he believed Anaheim the best fit.
"They showed a lot of interest in me throughout the whole year, and looking at the depth chart and talking to people, I thought this gave me the best opportunity to play with the big club,'' Bailey said.
As an undrafted 22-year-old, the NHL's Collective Bargaining Agreement permitted Bailey to sign for two years. He has what is known in the business as a two-way contract -- that is, he will receive one salary at the NHL level and a substantially lower salary in the AHL.
According to capgeek.com, and confirmed by college hockey sources, Bailey's contract pays him a $185,000 signing bonus -- he gets that no matter what level he plays at -- and an average NHL salary of $600,000 per season. At the AHL level, his deal pays him $70,000 per season.
Bailey on Tuesday flew from Anchorage to Norfolk. Wednesday, he underwent a physical and practiced with the Admirals, whose next game is Friday against visiting Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
The Ducks have a history with the Seawolves. McNab was instrumental in signing UAA goaltender Gregg Naumenko in 2000 after Naumenko's freshman season landed him on the All-WCHA first-team. He also signed forward Curtis Glencross in 2004 after his 21-goal sophomore season.
Naumenko played in only two NHL games in his seven pro seasons, but Glencross has become a 20-goal scorer in the NHL, where he has played more than 400 games and currently is in the third year of a four-year, $10.2 million deal with the Calgary Flames.
Six former Seawolves have played in the NHL -- Stanley Cup-winning winger Mike Peluso, Glencross, Naumenko, winger Rob Conn, the late Jeff Batters, a defenseman, and current Washington Capitals center Jay Beagle.
McNab said that if Bailey makes the NHL, he projects as a third-line center whose work ethic and attention to defensive detail will serve him sell.
Bailey is the second Alaska-connected center to sign an NHL deal this month. UAF's Cody Kunyk, the WCHA's Player of the Year, signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning last week.
Bailey said he was grateful to his parents, Doug and Maria, and to his former coaches, teammates and staff members.
Thomas said Bailey, one of his captains, deserved an NHL deal, and his success can only help the Seawolves.
"It's obviously, first and foremost, a great opportunity for him,'' Thomas said. "After that, it's a great reflection on the program. And it's what every player strives for, and it helps guys in our program to know it's obtainable.''
Thomas said Bailey's strong defensive play, in addition to his skill and fitness, makes him a well-rounded player.
"They say the mark of a great leader is to leave something in a better spot than you came into, and he did that not only as a senior but for four years,'' Thomas said. "He came in and made a positive difference for the program.''
Not only did Bailey as a senior double his previous career high for goals in a season with 20, but he killed penalties, logged heavy ice time and took critical face-offs. In the Seawolves' series finale against UAF, with UAA holding a 5-4 lead in the last minute and the Nanooks' goalie pulled for an extra attacker, Bailey won three pivotal draws. He also had a goal and assist in the game. In Game 2 of that best-of-3 series, when the Seawolves also faced elimination, Bailey scored UAA's first goal in a 2-1 win.
"He gave us everything -- both ways,'' Thomas said.
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Based off a fanfic from Equestria Daily where Applejack saves Rainbow Dash from the cold when she gets lost on the farm.
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5. Searching for the Renaissance (2): From Northern Italy Back to Umbria
6. The Triumph of the Intellectual Avant-Garde: The High Renaissance
7. Some Other Artists of the High Renaissance
8. The Swan Song of Renaissance Art
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Located in the quaint North County village of Fallbrook on the corner of Fig and Vine Street. A North County gem since 1990.The shop carries top quality 100% Cottons and Flannel fabrics by well known designers. Shop for batting, sewing and quilting notions, quilt books patterns and fabric kits, also fun gift items.
A friendly smile and expert advise is always given. Classes for the beginning to advanced quilters are taught weekly.
ARETOY Quilt Shop is located in the city of Oceanside with easy access
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ARETOY is quite possibly the only quilt shop in California with the equipment to print photo blocks up to 14" x 16" that are safe (water based ink), soft to the touch (ink embedded to cotton fibers), and will withstand the test of time (can be bleached).
For those of you that have not come by ARETOY to experience all we have to offer, please do. We are always up for making new friends.
Fat Quarters resides in a quaint grey farmhouse in Vista, California about 45 minutes north of San Diego. The shop specializes in reproduction and primitive prints and plaids and houses approximately 4000 bolts of 100% cotton fabric. There are also a wide variety of hand dyed wools, minkee fabrics, and many patterns to choose from. The staff is warm and welcoming and very happy to help with all of your quilting questions. Fat Quarters also has a long list of classes available to learn new techniques or just to visit with other quilters.
Driving Directions: From I-15 take 78W - From I-5 take 78E. Take the Civic Center Exit. Turn north onto Civic Center Drive (formerly Escondido Ave.). Go down the hill thru several stop lights. We are one block after South Sante Fe, just past the shopping center, on the right in a cute gray farmhouse.
Inspirations Quilt Shop has been serving the northeast area of San Diego County since 2007 with high quality quilt fabrics, notions and classes. Our motto is "A Place to Inspire and Be Inspired!" - As our customers inspire us as much as we inspire them. The store hours are: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Saturday and is located at 27350 Valley Center Road, Suite B in rural Valley Center (above Shain's Fitness). Parking is in the rear of the building with street level entry across the bridge. Contact us at (760)751-9400 or on the web at Inspired2Quilt.com for class schedules and product updates.
Annie's Quilting Den is a full service quilting shop offering bright, contemporary, happy fabrics, full of color. We also hold classes, offer long arm quilting services and custom embroidery. We are located at the corner of El Norte Parkway and Country Club Lane in Escondido, California. Get custom directions from the Google map at the bottom
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We are located on Grand Avenue in San Marcos (San Diego County) California off the San Marcos Blvd exit. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff and display of inspirational quilts motivate our customers.
We specialize in reproduction and vintage fabrics from companies such as Andover (Jo Morton lines), Wyndham, Diamond Textiles (wovens), Kamla (brushed cottons), Moda and Marcus. Our wool comes from Primitive Gathering and others. In addition to our "in-house" designers, we stock quilt and wool project patterns from local teachers such as Cheri's Wednesday's Best Quilts, Debbie Lofgren's Little Stitches, Kathy Cardiff's The Cottage at Cardiff Farms. Other pattern designers such as Geoff's Mom, Country Threads, Jo Morton, Kim Diehl, Primitive Gathering, Red Crinoline (formerly Bonnie Blue), Carol Hopkins' Civil War Legacies, Edyta Sitar, Cluck Cluck Sew Sew, Miss Rosie's are also available. We have many projects on display in our style of quilting and we have kits on hand for you to recreate the quilt or wool project.
We keep Aurifil 50 weight thread, YLI quilting thread, Gutterman silk thread and Valdani 12 pearl cotton in stock. You'll also find notions from Creative Grids, Omnigrid, Olfa, and all that you'll need to finish your project.
We have some of the best teachers available. Beginning and on-going quilt classes are held almost every day. You are welcome to drop in on our Sit & Sew classes ($5) to finish your projects, get help on troublesome projects and build new friendships. I hope you will join us for lots of laughter and fun.
You can also find magazines from American Patchwork & Quilting and Primitive Quilts & Projects.
Located in San Marcos, California (about a half hour north of San Diego), the Quilt in a Day store is a friendly, creative environment for your quilting and shopping pleasure. The store carries a wide selection of 100% cotton quilting fabrics, battings, notions, patterns, and of course, all of the Quilt in a Day book titles, videos and specialty rulers. The friendly and helpful staff is always happy to help you pick the perfect fabrics for your quilt. Register for a class, or attend a fun "Demo Day" with entertainment, flying scraps and refreshments. The San Marcos location also holds the video studio where the Quilt in a Day program is taped.
At Paradise Sewing, we're dedicated to helping you realize your creative potential through excellent customer service, sewing machine repair, and a variety of sewing products. Whether it be a beginner sewing machine or a multi-needle professional embroidery machine, Paradise Sewing has what you want! We're your one stop shop for Pfaff and Babylock Machines, Accessories, Embellishments, Fabric and Notions. Because we care about your sewing experience, we offer help with your sewing needs plus fun, informative classes for sewing and embroidery enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. We also offer personal one-on-one lessons as well as group
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We have a huge classroom and lots of classes too! Classroom features include: Private classroom, carpeting, heating air-conditioning, comfy chairs, wood tables , design walls, cutting and ironing stations! Our classes are also listed on the website for your convenience!
Looking for a long arm quilter? Look no further, we have one in-house for all your quilting needs!
If you want to get a sneak peak of our shop and all we have to offer, visit us online at www.memorylanequiltshop.com. While there be sure and check out our Theme Quilt of the month and our Batik Club!
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We invite you to come by as often as you can!
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When planning your route...we have In-N-Out, Taco Bell and Weinerschnnitzel directly across the street!
Located on the east end of San Diego. Catering to Quilters, Crafters, & Sewers since 1991. Freeway easy to get to. Stocking well over 18000 bolts of 100% , first quality prints, and everything else that a quilter could wish for, including quilting related gift items, Boyds and Gantz bears and much, much more. Our friendly staff is ready to help you, all you have to do is ask.
Be sure to check out our San Diego fabric sold by the yard, or ask to see our shirts.
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We welcome Special Orders and do ship all over the world. We are very close to downtown La Mesa, where you can stroll and have lunch and if you are an antique buff, this is the town to visit.
If you are looking for overnight accomodations, contact Rosie and she can suggest some nearby hotels.
Cozy Creative Center is the new and improved Cozy Quilt Shop.
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Reviewer: zio stepane
never see like that all of my life,i just heard it once in my life and i like it and i enjoyed all of his music,yes i'll rememmber all of your music,But now i'm living in Tombak alone leave the world and now i'm alone
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I grew up tripping with the family to Lake Isabella listening to Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash and others... and ALWAYS making note of Hag's Place on the way up...
I credit Merle and Johnny with the fact that I never went to jail. Growing up with a picture in my head of what Prison is like, was enough to make me steer clear of any law heading my way...
Growing up, I remember our community cops sending under-covers out to catch Dealers, so I quit dealing... better to lose the money than do the time...
Currently, I know more about vehicle and civil law than most cops do...
It makes me ill to think what today's music does to kids
Thanks, Merle and Johnny
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I recently bought the cd titled My love affair with trains. Of course the best. Your account is right on and I,m sure theres more to the story. My hope is to see him in person some day.Thanks,Peg
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I played the piano for Tex at the Barrel House. When the Strangers were off the road they would work there. I enjoyed working with Norm, Biff, Roy and Don on sax. Those were the days I miss the most. Mark Yeary and I would trade off on keyboards a lot of the times. I use the stage name Henry Fencepost these days and play at Calico Ghost Town in California.
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I've always enjoyed your music Merle,but they seem to have even more meaning in this day and age..Lived in Porterville for years and frequented, Kernville,Kern River and ofcourse Bakersfield, Yes , I walked the streets of Bakersfield...Now living in Grants Pass Oregon.. Thanks for the memories... "Dutch"
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Occupy Oakland's short-lived new camp (VIDEO)
Police raided Occupy Oakland's new encampment at Fox Square Park at 19th and Telegraph streets early Nov. 20. Some 30 tents had been set up at the park, which protesters entered Saturday evening after tearing down a chain-link fence surrounding the perimeter.
The camp was created following a Saturday afternoon march meant to highlight cuts to education which passed through the downtown Oakland banking district and stopped Lakeside Elementary School, one of five Oakland public schools that are slated for closure at the end of the school year due to budget cuts.
Occupy Oakland has called for general assembly at Frank Ogawa Plaza (renamed Oscar Grant Plaza by protesters) on Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. to talk about next steps.
Although Occupy Oakland's home was short-lived, the Guardian was on hand to capture the moment when the fence came down and occupiers rushed in.
Earlier in the afternoon, an Oakland school teacher sounded off against the budget cuts.
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To say that I've an addictive personality would be an understatement. I tend to cleave to things, people, to an excess, to the point where the very thing I once love begins to sicken me. From the blueberry muffin to the glorious almond croissant (I won't quit you!) to toxic girlfriends, my addiction has run the gamut so I've got to be careful.
One of the reasons why I subscribed to Blue Apron Meals {brief parenthetical: I'm in no way, shape or form being compensated or incentivized to prattle on endlessly about these guys — I just seriously love the service and have gotten scores of my work colleagues hooked} is the fact that it affords me meal diversity because I tend to get into a food rut when under considerable work stress. Then all of a sudden the delivery guys have my phone number programmed into their cell phones, and my garbage bin is piled high with leftover tubs of gnocchi pesto. NOT GOOD, PEOPLE. No wins in this scenario and a month of wearing leggings is the epitome of the downward spiral.
So today after French class I raced home and cooked up some healthy and FLAVORFUL chard with pine nuts, feta and quinoa. Not only do I feel virtuous about the food I'm eating (and the money I'm saving), I'm not hitting the Italian restaurant on speed dial.
INGREDIENTS: Recipe courtesy of Blue Apron Meals
1 bunch swiss chard
1 cup quinoa
1/4 cup golden raisins
4oz feta cheese
1 tbsp pine nuts
1/8 tsp red pepper flakes
3 cloves garlic
8-10 Kalamata olives
1 cup vegetable broth
1 small onion
1 lemon
First, put a medium pot of water to a boil. Wash the chard, shake off the excess water. Next thinly slice the greens, onion and garlic. Finally, pit and chop the olives and set everything aside.
Add the quinoa to the boiling water, add a little salt, and cook for 8-10 minutes. While the quinoa is cooking, toast the pine nuts in a dry pan over high heat for a few seconds. Keep an eye on the nuts as they can burn and then you are left crying because pine nuts are EXPENSIVE and you've just ruined them. Trust me, I've been there. Remove the pine nuts from the heat and set aside.
Once the quinoa is done, drain it well and mix with the golden raisins, half of the pine nuts, half of the cheese, and the juice of half of a lemon. Season with salt (go easy on this as the feta and olives are quite salty) and pepper to taste.
Drizzle a little olive oil (1 tbsp) in a medium pan and turn the heat to high. Sauté the onion, red pepper flakes, and garlic for a few minutes, or until the onions start to soften. The last few Blue Apron recipes I tried I had to dial down the temperature and time as my garlic was getting chard. I had it on medium heat for 2-3 minutes, adding a little salt so the onions could sweat, and I was golden. Then, add the chard and sauté for a few more minutes until the leaves start to wilt.
Next, add the broth to the pan and simmer over medium-high heat. Cook until the broth reduces a bit, 5-6 minutes. Season with salt/pepper to taste.
Divide the quinoa between two plates (or pack a separate tupperware for work, as I do), then serve the chard over the top. Sprinkle the chopped olives over the quinoa and greens. Garnish with remaining cheese and pine nuts, along with a lemon wedge. Enjoy!
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Okay, we didn't work, and all memories to tell you the truth aren't good. But sometimes there were good times. Love was good. I loved your crooked sleep beside me and never dreamed afraid. There should be stars for great wars like ours. There ought to be awards and plenty of champagne for the survivors. After all the years of degradations, the several holidays of failure, there should be something to commemorate the pain. — From Sandra Cisneros' "One Last Poem for Richard"
Sometimes I remember your hair. Getting lost in it. It was a thicket, a great black forest and through the looking glass I fell and tumbled deep within. Your mother called you the black devil and you swore to yourself that when she died you would spit on her grave. And the day that the casket was lowered and a pile of earth was flattened with a dry palm, you leaned in, said your fuck you and did as you promised you would. Back then you were weighed down by me, literally, and in those first few years you told me that it was strange, frightening that I was a child who never cried. My silence woke you, hurled you out of bed, until you found me wide-awake, a mess of hair, your hair, staring at the wall. Looking through it, beyond it, wondering possibly what was on the other side. I remembered walking beside you, and thinking that we looked a negative of two people, skin paled down to bone, eyes black and gleaming. Sometimes I struggle to picture your face, and when I do, when you finally come into focus, the ticking is the bomb and the world collapses around me.
So much hair. You could canvas a country with it.
While I don't love you, I sometimes think of you. Because you were my first love, my first hurt. You were once beautiful, I'll give you this. You with your lithe limbs and mint wrap dresses; your hair was a river. I see you as you once were in a photograph, one that you stole (among other things) the day you left us behind. Funny how I can only remember you through the pictures other people have taken of you. There will always be this chasm, this impenetrable wall, always.
As I grow older I'm frightened that I'll start to forget it all. I'll forget the girl who spoke a mixture of English and Spanish, said ti-ti instead of aunt, who knew a girl named Tangerine, who was from around the way. While I live in Brooklyn, it's a Brooklyn my former self wouldn't recognize. I think of this as I invite a new friend into my home. Because this is what you did back then. Inviting someone to share a meal in your home meant something.
Twitter is a wonderful thing because it's allowed me to meet and befriend extraordinary people. My new friend Hitha is someone who clearly pursues her passion, is unafraid of taking risks, of seeing what's on the other side. You could tell this all by the way someone speaks, and today I spent the day on a food adventure of sorts. Hitha and I decided to fix a pumpkin gnocchi with a sauce of our own invention, paired with a tart that only a mother could love, finished off with a savory pie that came together on a whim. For someone like me, for whom baking is a methodical, planned act, I never experienced so much serendipity in the kitchen. And I've found a friend, who, like me, will stand on chairs and contort in order to get THE RIGHT SHOT OF THAT OH! MY! GOD! gnocchi.
The recipe + preparation of the gnocchi is pure Hitha. I played with the sauce and served up the desserts. More on that later.
For the gnocchi
500g (1lb) pumpkin (1 15oz can of pumpkin puree will do)
250g (2 cups) unbleached, all-purpose flour
1 large egg
1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
Extra flour for dusting
A good pinch of salt + pepper
1/2 cup blue cheese (or gorgonzola)
For the sauce
3 tbsp of unsalted butter
2 tsp sage, chiffonade
1/8 tsp ground cumin
1/4 tsp truffle salt
1/4 tsp ground black pepper
If you're not using the can of pumpkin puree (and please, for the LOVE OF GOD, do not buy the pumpkin pie mix), peel + deseed pumpkin, slice in medium-sized cubes and cook in salted boiling water for 15 minutes or until pumpkin is tender. Puree pumpkin in a food processor until smooth. If you're like me and still have residual anger issues, go crazy with a potato masher. Return to pan and dry out the mash for a few minutes. Set aside to cool for 10 minutes.
In a large bowl, mix the pumpkin, flour, salt, pepper, egg and nutmeg. Use your hands to mix the dough — it has to be slightly sticky leaving the side of the bowl. Divide dough into four sausage-shaped rolls, and roll each portion gently on a slightly-floured surface, about 1.5cm (over 1/2 inch) thick. Slice dough into little cubic 'pillows', approximately 1.5-2cm (1/2inch-1inch) each. Sprinkle flour on gnocchi to prevent sticking. With the tines of your fork, press lightly into the gnocchi to create an indentation.
In a large saucepan, melt the butter until it's slightly browned and carries a fragrant nutty aroma. Add sage and remaining ingredients. Remove from heat.
Cook gnocchi in a large pan of salted boiling water by batches, if necessary. As soon as they rise to the surface, they are cooked and ready to be served. Drain.
Add the gnocchi into the saucepan and stir, adding chunks of cheese. Serve hot with a friend and savor who you are now, how you're letting new people into your life, but try, keeping trying, to remember where you came from. Because this is how you got here.


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Subject: Graphics Cards | September 7, 2007 - 11:12 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Sunnyvale, Calif -- September 7, 2007 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced a major strategic initiative to support the Open Source development community for ATI Radeon graphics processors. The week of September 10th, AMD plans to provide an open source information and development package supporting the ATI Radeon HD 2000 series as well as ATI Radeon X1000 series of graphics processing units (GPU) on Linux desktops. To accelerate this initiative, AMD partnered with Novell's SuSE Linux engineering team.
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It would seem that AMD has taken offense to the results that NVIDIA is posting about their image quality in the new HD HQV benchmark. Apparently AMD thinks that NVIDIA's drivers are increasing noise filtering to get better scores but that their IQ suffers greatly on other IQ tests because of it.
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Subject: Graphics Cards | September 5, 2007 - 11:03 AM | Ryan Shrout
A little-known NVIDIA graphics card partner is claiming to have found a way to include DVI audio on GeForce 8-series graphics boards thus allowing for NVIDIA's own version of a DVI-to-HDMI dongle. This will not however integrate any kind of sound chip on the graphics card itself, but will depend on external solutions.
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You can get a lot of information about the Nouveau project and the team that is trying to bring open source 3D graphics to Linux, over at Linux.com. Some veterans of the R300 project, which did the same thing for ATI/AMD drivers, are taking their success onto the next major graphics card manufacturer. They also mention ways in which Linux users can help out, either getting involved in the development, or just doing end-user testing.
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GECUBE is back with the Gemini 3, two overclocked HD2600XT cards in one. It gives you a chance to essentially run 2 cards while taking up one slot and a lot less space. It will be interesting to see if this board can be run in Crossfire before the new Quad-GPU support of the upcoming AMD 790 chipset. Get a good look at this board, and what it can do, at TweakTown.
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Subject: Graphics Cards | August 27, 2007 - 12:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
BFGTech's GeForce 8600GTS OC2 increases the default speeds 720MHz GPU and 1110MHz RAM, which does give you a good jump over a non-overclocked 8600GTS. The problem is that a 320MB 8800GTS can be had for almost the same money, and Boot Daily's benchmarks show it takes two to compete with the faster card.
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Subject: Graphics Cards | August 21, 2007 - 02:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
XFX's 8600 GT XXX takes the 540 MHz reference frequency to 620 MHz, and the memory from 1.4 GHz to 1.6 GHz, which will help it in benchmarks against the 8600 GTS XXX and HD 2600 XT. [H]ard|OCP takes all three cards into their benchmarking suite, to figure out which provides you with the best bang for the buck. The benchmarks are very tight, but the price range is not.
Intel Unleashes new Graphics Drivers for G965
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 17, 2007 - 05:34 PM | Ryan Shrout
Intel has launched some new drivers for the G965 chipset; doesn't sound too exciting until you realize these are the drivers that enable hardware vertex shaders. Finally! Sorry, Windows XP only for now.
BFGTech ThermoIntelligence Cooler Tested
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 17, 2007 - 04:48 PM | Ryan Shrout
I took a look at the new BFG Technologies 8600 GTS OC2 graphics card last month, but it's worth another look. Kyle over at HardOCP has taken the cooler apart to show you the detailed changes inside and whether or not the new cooler is up to snuff.
The BFG ThermoIntelligence unit has an obvious advantage in terms of heatsink surface area.
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Generally I think the iPod Touch is best at granting a large 'footprint' to control surfaces. Yes it's touchscreen and lacks any sort of haptic/mechanical feedback, but its screen is large and generally its onscreen choices are reasonably easy to read. I may not be in a retirement home, but I'm definitely challenged with my near-sight vision, and I've yet to have any visual clarity issues with my Touch. Plus it's Audible compatible.
Now as to how easy it is to manage and download...well, someone else will have to attest to that. I still do books the old-fashioned, traditional way.
My elderly grandmother who can barely see is in a retirement home and in the past she used to read 3-4 books a week for most of her life. I'm thinking of using Audible.com to allow here to listen to books on tape instead of squinting to watch television/DVD's. I'm looking for something with good sound, but very easy big buttons and very easy download and organization for a Senior Citizen. I don't think a standard MP3 player, (i.e. iPod, Zune, laptop, iMac) would work for her.
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Jacko, What's That On Your Shirt?
Ray-Ban sunglasses-wearing Michael Jackson is full of smiles departing Heathrow Airport in London en route to L.A. with his entourage including 10 security guards and his kids – Prince, 10, and Paris Michael, 9.
But what's on Jacko's shirt? The price tag string? The string that holds the envelope with extra buttons? How could one of his entourage not have noticed? Err…
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Rudy Giuliani might have been an inspiration in the days after 9/11, but what relevance does that have now? He might have cleaned up New York City, but why should most Americans care whether, say, Bryant Park is a drug-dealer-infested nightmare or a pleasant place for office workers on a lunch break? The power of Giuliani's presidential candidacy is in neither of these things per se, but in the allure of executive prowess.
A leaked strategy memo from the campaign of Mitt Romney said that the former Massachusetts governor could contrast himself with President Bush with one word, "intelligence." That is unfair to Bush, who is not an unintelligent man. But the memo was correct in noting how Republican candidates for president will have to contrast their styles and skills with those of Bush. Republicans don't need more sheer IQ in their next nominee, but more EI — not emotional intelligence, as the popular book had it, but executive intelligence.
Giuliani demonstrated it in New York. He ran the fourth-largest government in the country, from an office that had awesome powers (unlike the governorship of Texas), at a time when the city was in crisis, without a strong party to back him and in the teeth of a hostile press. And he succeeded. That, in a few phrases, is the appeal of Rudy Giuliani.
Fred Siegel describes him in his book "Prince of the City" as having "a mathematical and military cast of mind," and quotes a former aide who explains that Giuliani is such a baseball fan because the game brings "together three things that he loves: statistics, teamwork and individual effort." Siegel compares Rudy's fascination with the intricacies of government to that of Bill Clinton, who had the same interest in details although without the decisiveness, and the late Sen. Daniel Pat Moynihan, who grasped how government worked but never was an executive.
Giuliani needed little sleep, which made extra hours available to him that he could pour into work. He had talented people around him whom he forged into an instrument of his executive will. Giuliani had daily 8 a.m. meetings to ensure that his deputies and commissioners were on the same page. As a former aide told Siegel, "You could draw a clear line on an organization chart for almost everything the Rudy administration did."
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190 reviews
67% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
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Price: $$$
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
They say that every woman needs a signature scent - this is Definitely mine - I've been wearing it for years and every single time I wear it, doesn't matter where I am, I 'always' get complimented. I remember going to a bar one night and the bouncer at the door came in a few hours later, stopped me and asked me what I was wearing because he wanted to buy that scent for his girlfriend! My boyfriend also likes when I wear this perfume - its a very sexy scent - I like that it has that spicy kick to it!!! As long as they make this perfume, it will continue to be my holy grail, signature scent!!!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
One of my favorite along with D&G The One..Very good staying power,I can smell it on me all day long and I get many compliments with this one!My only complain is that it`s very hard to find EDP version...here in Europe I can find only EDTand I never ever buy EDT!!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Medium
Eyes: Blue
The first perfume ever that I really feel like ending. I'm surprised I love it this much to be honest because I usually hate coconut. Crystal Noir has this very intense coconut note but it is so sexy, atleast on my skin. In other words - it doesn't smell like a sugary pina colada. The warmth and fullness of it is bold yet wearable. This scent is very "big", it really warms me up when wearing it. It makes me feel more confident and comfortable in a way.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was very tempted to buy this since i like bright crystal but unfortunately I didn't like it. Too much pomagranate and has a bitter after scent. I think it's more suitable for older women.
I am allergic to certain fragrance's scents, but I I mostly prefer floral over fruit or food. There's some fragrances that as soon as i smell it I start sneezing right away. Some example of scents I like are waterlily, lavendar, freesia, amber, jasmine, vanilla, orchid, and patchouli. Some that I don't like are grapefruit, passion fruit, pear, apple, anis, orange, peach, and strawberry. But usually it depends on how they are mix and the proportion they use.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
A little peppery and spicy, with some lovely creamy coconut, but it doesn't scream pina colada. It feels quite crisp to me; I'd like it a lot for fall. Middling staying power on me, about 4-5 hours. I really like the bottle design, as well, with its huge, jewel-faceted cap.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Very sexy, spicy and mysterious. A great nighttime fragrance, for going out in a little black dress with red lipstick and a smoky eye, as it is very strong. Smells similar to Lancome Magnifique, which I also love.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Every time I smell this perfume, I go back in time... my sisters and I playing in the garden, on a hot summer afternoon. Weird but That's why i love it.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
A warm mysterious scent, that is simply intriguing! However can get too strong...
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I had sampled this in the department store once and coudn't stop sniffing my wrist! Fast forward a few months later, and I was able to pick this up for a good price. After a couple of times wearing this I realized that I just couldn't stand it. There is a coconut note in here that is just way too prominent, and irritating to me. If the coconut were less pronounced this would have been a keeper, but instead it went back.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Well it isnt great!! AND it isnt at all similar to the beautifully crafted Pure Poison!!! no comparison here between Dior and Versace...Versace's fargrances all lack in character...and Crystal Noir isnt any different..the top note bothers me, it almost smells bad to me...anyhow, I guess it isnt horrible, but surely not a top ten!!!
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January 7, 2016 We would like to wish past, present and future guests at the riad a very happy and peaceful New year 2016. Please contact us about multiple night promotions, cookery courses, music and any question...
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October 26, 2015 There is a new video on our Youtube channel. It's an up to date presentation video of the riad and some of the activities we propose. You'll also find on the channel some music videos. While you're...
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September 21, 2015 This year the Eid Al Adha will be celebrated in Morocco on Thursday the 24th of September. We wish our family, friends and guests a peaceful and happy Eid. Also, please don't forget to contact us a...
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June 19, 2015 We wish everyone a happy and peaceful Ramadan and hope to see you soon in Meknès. Ramadan mubarak saïd!...
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Students will use educational materials from NASA's Cosmic Times to create their own mash-up (an image, audio or video created by combining two or more sources of media into a new work). This lesson offers the opportunity to use media mash-up... (View More) technology, to acquire knowledge through differentiated instruction, and for students to present their knowledge, ideas and individual perspectives. The lesson includes links to handouts, procedures, and introductory mash-up videos. (View Less)
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Executive Creative Director Jim Lee, Creative Director Chris Cao and Art Director Mark Anderson shared details and fielded dozens of questions about the DC-based MMO at both events. Discussion ranged from costume creation to endgame content to the game's recent delay to early 2011.
Executive Creative Director Jim Lee, Creative Director Chris Cao and Art Director Mark Anderson shared details and fielded dozens of questions about the DC-based MMO at both events. Discussion ranged from costume creation to endgame content to the game's recent delay to early 2011.
Creating the next legend
Fans packed the exhibit hall to the gills for the afternoon Q&A panel, which kicked off with a video unveiling DCUO's character-creation process. The video began with a scene from the time-bending cinematic trailer, in which Lex Luthor warns Superman, Wonder Woman and the Batman (yeah, I say the Batman, got it?) of a war-torn future brought about by Brainiac's scheming.
Then the video segued quickly to show pieces of the character-creation interface and then countless player-created characters. See, in DCUO, players won't have instant access to the mind-meltingly vast customization options of City of Heroes and Champions Online. Instead, players will design a costume and then collect gear in the form of new costume pieces as they play. But even with relatively limited options -- again, compared to CoH -- the video showed off dozens of wholly different looks. (And my hands-on experience with the creation process resulted in dozens more!)
After the video, Jim Lee, who moonlights as co-publisher of DC Comics, reassured fans that DCUO's approach to costumery is nothing to fret about.
"You will look superheroic," he said. Players will be able to use costume elements derived from the golden, silver and bronze ages of comics. "If you want to make an old-school costume or a modern one -- sold. If you want to look like something in Batman, Incorporated, or like something that belongs in the Batman family, we want you to be able to do that."
Character creation
Between the "Next Legend" panel and the fan event, which SOE hosted on Saturday evening, Lee, Cao and Anderson answered a seemingly endless stream of questions. To cut through some of the overlap, I'll organize a lot of the highlights as best I can.
The afternoon panel was meant to revolve around character creation, so let's start there. Lore-wise, players will infect a normal human being with exobytes -- tiny Brainiac bots that Luthor stole from the future -- to imbue that person with super powers. Practically, creating a character in DCUO resembles doing so in other games. You select size, facial features, stance, and so on. And again, you create a costume. You also choose a type of fighting power, such as fire or mental energy, a travel power -- flight, acrobatics or super speed -- and a fighting style, such as brawling or dual pistols.
The DC twist in creating a character is that you choose an "inspiring" hero or villain, and that choice determines the source of your powers -- magic, technology or metahuman empowerment -- and post-tutorial starting city. So a tech hero would be inspired by the Batman and would start in Gotham City. A magic villain, on the other hand, would choose Circe (the purple-haired Wonder Woman villain who appears in the fancy trailer) and start in Chinatown.
The game features six main power sets: Fire, Gadgets, Ice, Mental, Nature, and Sorcery. That might not seem like a lot, Cao said, but each set contains three distinct trees, each of which handles very differently. He offered nature as an example. One tree allows players to manipulate plants the way Poison Ivy might. Another grants players weather-based powers.
The third (and arguably coolest) tree focuses on Beast Boy-style shapeshifting, which the crowd really dug. Cao said current animal forms include gorilla, wolf and pterodactyl. An audience member asked whether a player's primary costume colors would carry over into animal form (as Beast Boy's green skin does), and whether the devs plan to add more forms after release. Cao's reply was succinct: "Yup. Yup."
Cao also briefly mentioned that a fire-based player will be able to manipulate various sources of fire. For example, a fire guy can take advantage of the fire from a group member's flamethrower to detonate enemies. That went over very well.
DCUO's lack of light-manipulation powers proved a downer, though. In fact, the very first question of the day revolved around whether players can join the Green Lantern Corps, and GL-related questions popped up repeatedly. Heck, I think I saw more Green Lantern and Blackest Night merchandise at NYCC than anything else. (Note: I am wearing my light-up Blue Lantern ring as I write this, and I earned a free green ring by reciting GL's oath at the DC Comics booth on Friday.)
Anyway, no, light powers will not debut in DCUO at release, though Cao said all four Lanterns from Space Sector 2814, and various others, appear in the game. But Lee, Cao and Anderson all echoed the sentiment at various times that the various Lantern Corps and light-manipulation powers will require serious effort to get right. Based on the demand, though, I would think those are a high priority among SOE's post-launch plans.
I got the sense that fans have mixed feelings about DCUO's costume-creation system. Again, you really won't have the boundless customization of CoH.
The developers made a conscious decision, Cao said, to limit initial choices in favor of in-game drops. "There's a difference between infinite variety," he said, and something that "fits" in the DC Universe. The developers don't want people running around in Wolverine costumes or looking like they were "mugged by Rainbow Brite."
Instead, DCUO mobs and bosses will drop stat-laden gear throughout the game. At the very highest levels, players will earn points for defeating dungeon and raid bosses, and those points can be turned in for so-called iconic gear, which will sport such famous logos at the Bat symbol or the Flash lightning.
Every piece of gear will automatically suit your character's chosen color scheme, and you can toggle different pieces' appearances on and off. So depending on your mood, Cao said, you can display your current gear or your original costume.
As an added bonus, DCUO includes a style tab that logs the appearance of every piece of gear your character has ever obtained. The looks of those pieces will always be available, even after your character has parted with the gear, allowing you to constantly build and refine your toon's costume.
And every month, Cao said, the folks at SOE will patch in new items and looks.
Grouping, raids and endgame
"When you can pick up a bus," Cao said, "you need less people."
Group sizes have remained in flux throughout development, he said. At one point, for instance, developers had a raid of 16 people in the Batcave, which will be the prime raid zone at launch. With that many superheroes flying around and bouncing off walls, gameplay turned too hectic to handle.
So raids will consist of eight players, Cao said -- two groups of four. As for boss fights, he told fans to "think of an action game like Metroid" instead of classic tank-and-spank bosses. He didn't elaborate on what exactly that meant.
Players will be able to assume tank, healer, control and DPS roles while grouping. Cao explained that roles act like stances, and players can switch between them at any time outside of combat. Each stance will shift a player's stats to fit the appropriate role. But players shouldn't expect to assume the same role throughout a raid, as different boss encounters will require different group makeups.
So, what sort of raids and dungeons can we look forward to? Lee, Cao and Anderson mentioned a few different encounters over the course of both events, including the following.
- Smallville -- Clark Kent's hometown in Kansas.
- Area 51 -- Duh.
- The moon -- Some group encounter occurs on the moon. The Justice League sometimes maintains a base on the moon. Discuss.
- Bludhaven -- Sort of a sister city to Gotham, where Nightwing set up shop for a while. Cao said DCUO's Bludhaven will be set in the apocalyptic hellscape created by Chemo's detonation in the events of Infinite Crisis.
- The Batcave -- "The pre-eminent raid in the game."
- S.T.A.R. Labs -- The main hub of all things sciencey in DC. Their scientists have been known to pump out a good (and bad) number of super-powered creatures over the years.
- A volcano -- I overheard something about a volcano location as Cao mingled at the start of the evening fan event, but that's all I got. Expect lava.
- Ace Chemicals -- The sludge factory that brought us the Joker.
- Trigon -- Raven's dad and the Teen Titans' demonic foe, Trigon will force players into some sort of extradimensional encounter.
- Arkham Asylum -- The nuts have taken over the loony bin. Scarecrow, Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy are now running the show as raid bosses.
DCUO's two Q&A sessions threw out tons of information. I leave you with a few additional notes that surfaced on Saturday.
- Social hubs include Justice League headquarters, the Hall of Doom and police stations in different cities.
- Gotham and Metropolis both consist of 900 city blocks.
- JLA headquarters will include a war room, which features battle simulators of some sort.
- Instead of crafting, DCUO will feature three types of missions that require players to gather clues to solve mysteries. "It puts the 'detective' in Detective Comics," Cao said.
- Lee said DC plans to publish a bi-weekly DCUO comic book, which will incorporate players in some way.
- Servers will be named for famous DC storylines. One PvP server, for instance, will be dubbed "The Killing Joke," for the Alan Moore story that re-imagined the Joker's origin and crippled former Batgirl Barbara Gordon.


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Isaac Julien's sumptuous monochrome film is a lyrical and poetic consideration of the life of revered Harlem poet Langston Hughes, whom Julien invokes as a gay cultural icon. Combining archival footage with newly-staged set pieces, fantasy sequences and an imagined love story, the film is a beautiful and ultimately celebratory piece about artistic expression and the nature of black, gay desire.
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13th Annual Five Star Aloha Gala
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015
5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Westin St. Francis Hotel - Alexandria Room
San Francisco, CA
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5:00 p.m.: Cocktails with complimentary artisan beer, wine, and sake from local makers
6:15 p.m.: Food stations featuring a taste of the finest restaurants in San Francisco
5:30 to 7:30 p.m.: Raffle and Silent Auction
7:30 p.m.: 13th Annual Five Star Aloha Program
8:00 p.m.: 2015 Kūlia I Ka Nu'u Scholarship Awards Winners Presentation
2015 Recipients of the HCCNC's Kūlia I Ka Nuʻu Award:
Faith Ako, Steven Espaniola, and Patrick Landeza
Faith Ako
Being the Bay Area's premier female artist in Traditional/Contemporary Hawaiian music for over a decade, Faith Ako has established her versatile voice along the West Coast. Not only has she won two Hawaiian Music Awards, but has made special guest appearances on Pakele Live! in Honolulu and the Maui Prince Hotel in Kīhei; in addition to sold out shows in California at the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma, Wells Fargo Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa, Yoshi's in San Francisco and Oakland, the de Young Museum in San Francisco, Whittier College in Los Angeles, and Dougherty Performing Arts Center in San Ramon. Faith's genuine character has astonished crowds with her sultry tones and innate passion for Hawaiian music. Listening to Faith's voice will conjure the essence of aloha from the Hawaiian Islands, without the involvement of a plane ride. (www.faithako.com)
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It's rare when an artist arrives on the scene offering a refreshing new spin on a traditional genre of music. Steven Espaniola is that artist. Raised in Aliamanu, Hawai'i and now residing in the California Bay Area, Steven is a multi-instrumentalist specializing in kī hōʻalu (Hawaiian slack key guitar), 'ukulele, upright bass, and leo kiʻekiʻe (traditional Hawaiian falsetto). Of Hawaiian, Filipino, and Spanish decent, his ethnicity is as diverse as his unique sound which preserves the integrity of the traditional with a flourish of the modern. His debut recording entitled Ho'omaka, "to begin", features a mesmerizing collection of traditional and original Hawaiian mele recorded by Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning producer Dave Tucciarone. Ho'omaka will be sure to transport the listener to the Hawai'i of yesterday with soaring falsetto vocals, nahenahe slack key guitar and rhythmic 'ukulele. Steven Espaniola's highly anticipated debut album will carry you on a musical journey you won't soon forget. In 2007, Steven's musical efforts earned him the recognition of "New Artist of the Year" at the Hawai'i Music Awards. (www.stevenespaniola.com)
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Monthly Drawings:
Send us a photo of your truck's back window with the ABA Logo. Email them to email@example.com . In all email submissions please include your name and member number.
We will hold a drawing on the first monday of each month May - December.
Weekly Drawings
We will have
ABA officials do a suprise visit to see if you have an ABA decal in place. If you don't have we will give you an ABA window decal for the next time. Might be a tournament or might even be at your home.
Weekly - ABA Cap or T-Shirt (Your Choice)
Monthly Winners - An ABA Cap or T-Shirt (Your Choice), a Livingston Lure, G-Juice, and a Gift from Carlisle Tire
Grand Prize Drawing
Drawing will be held December 18. 2015 and the results posted.
Become a member now and get your decal! Link
ABA's round or Flat Logo are both acceptable for this promotion
Weekly Winners and Monthly will be posted on this page.
Grand Prize Win a Trip to Ray Scott's Bass Retreat
America's most lendary private bass lakes!
List of Weekly Winners
April Week 1 - Could be you!
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