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Guest stars come out in droves toward the end of the season on "Saturday Night Live" and that's what happened this week when Ed Helms debut hosting gig was almost eclipsed by the parade of stars.
Not only Paul Simon, the musical guest who perhaps has the longset span on the 35 season show, playing two new songs and playing in two sketches, but also Chris Colfer of "Glee," Jon Hamm of "Mad Men," the alumus turned talk show host Jimmy Fallon and deep under makeup, Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert.
The random celebrity packing happened in earnest in another installment of "What Up with That?" the one note skit that was set so early in the show Saturday, it was a clear indicator they didn't have much material for the night.
That's where Simon, Helms, Colfer sat alongside Bill Hader's fake Lindsay Buckingham, who was joined finally Saturday by the real one.
The former "SNL" staple "TV Funhouse" returned for the first time in years to present the first new episode of "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" in just as long a time. The purpose was to shift midway to a live-action version that featured Hamm as the superhero, Fallon as the sidekick and Carell, Helms and Colbert barely recognizable under their makeup as various mad scientists and villains.
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Jesus, I'm starting to get a shiver down my spine thinking of this game now!
Hmmm, in the Eurogamer comments one guy says:
I cant wait for Dark Souls, I like the fact that you can use beacons, hopefully they will be in offline mode also. Instead of having to do the full level again, wont make life easier, but at least there wont be as far to travel when you inevitably get killed.
...but I don't think it's implied in the article that Beacons will be portable save points? I must say I am a bit conflicted about this....in DS, I had to resort to Youtube in order to see how to beat some bosses; there was no way I was going to keep redoing the level in order to get instantly killed while trying to figure out a strategy. So a save point just before the boss would have been good. At the same time, I can totally understand why there are none, and it definitely would affect the game adversely if there was.
So I can see that if you were allowed to carry a single save point that you could drop, it would be a great idea. Hardcore players could choose not to carry it, and the rest of us would have the delicious tension of. 'Do I drop this now, or do I just push on a tiny bit more? I'll just peek around this corner...aaarrrggghh!'.
But has this idea been floated anywhere or did the guy misunderstand?
I don't have a prolem with switching to ranged. I played a knight but enjoyed quite a bit to quickly switch between bow, sword and magic spells if the situation required it. I just hope that magic and mundane weapons are better balanced in Dark Souls. With a pure magic user you could do insane amounts of damage after a while, which made some of the fights rather easy.
I learned one spell in my first playthough. One! And that was poison cloud because I couldn't deal with Flamelurker.
Although it came in really useful in NG+ too. I eventually got that bastard Black Phantom Satsuki with it.
Regarding the open world aspect I am curious how they will manage that. Apparently there will be no more nexus. So I wonder if there will be settlements where you can buy and repair weapons and armor? I hope black phantoms won't be able to invade that and kill your shopkeepers
I know. Awesome possibilities! I don't like that the devs are emphasising the multiplayer so much though. I hope the game is beatable in single player.
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This EU4 DLC pack adds new sprites to the game. These sprites are the Winged Hussar and National Monument sprites. One annoying thing is that Winged Hussars only appear lategame and the game is significantly better earlygame. You don't really notice the National Monument things. This makes your money better spent elsewhere as you won't see them much.
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Whoever missed the Europa Universalis IV sign-up program, they should get the Call-to-Arms Pack pack, which is basically the additonal content which was offered in the sign-up pack. Although not essential to the game, it enhances and expands it in a nice way for a very low price. From this pack you will get a new unit pack for your game - the Winged Hussars Pack, which adds 12 models of cavalry units typical to Eastern European powers of the period covered by Europa Universalis IV. Then there's the National Monuments Pack, which adds several famous landmarks to the map of Europa Universalis. As I already said, the content here is not essential to the game, but I expect that no Europa Universalis IV fan will want to play without it.


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Im trying to setup the old 2ltr empty bottle of coke C02 with sugar and yeast. Its only been in my tank a few hours and already a trail of bubbles are surfacing. I hear that the ingredients will only last 10 days or so, im guessing as the bubbles slow down its a sign to put fresh ingredients in ?
I was also wondering since the ingredients take 2-3 days to get enough pressure if i could make up another bottle and put a cap on it, then when i need to switch them over just attache the lid with the pipe and off i go ? Or would all the pressure be lost ?
the pressure will cause it to explode.it is not a good idea to bottle it up and put it aside.only make a batch when you need it.p/s you might want to add a non return valve to the out going pipe.
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LOUDON, N.H. - New Hampshire Motor Speedway executive vice president and general manager Jerry Gappens is on the hunt for support events for the track's IndyCar Series weekend in 2011 and the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour is tops on his list of desires.
During a press conference Wednesday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway to announce the track's schedule for next season, Gappens made it clear that he wants the Whelen Modified Tour at the track for the IndyCar Series weekend next year.
In June, when track officials confirmed the IndyCar Series would return to the track in 2011 for their first event at the facility since 1998, a July 31 event date was announced for next year. Wednesday it was announced that the event date for the IndyCar Series would now be Aug. 14, 2011.
The Whelen Modified Tour currently competes twice at New Hampshire Motor Speedway each year as part of the support card for the track's two NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events.
"They're very popular and the fans love them and we pay a great purse to them as well," Gappens said. "I don't think there would be any over saturation. I think, to their benefit, it gives them a chance to run in front of a different group. Randy Bernard, the CEO of [the Indy Racing League] wants to try to put American talent in those cars and get that skewed back in that direction. I think the Modifieds would be a group that it would make sense to look at some of that talent pool. There's no reason that Ted Christopher, even though he's getting a little bit older, if he can't make it up the ladder in stock car racing, why not IndyCar racing?"
Gappens said he has preliminary talks with NASCAR concerning bringing the division in for the IndyCar Series weekend, but not since the date change for the event.
"We talked with [NASCAR managing director of racing operations] George Silberman last week about it," Gappens said. "They're open on that idea. The only thing I've got to figure out is the tire thing. When they've done that in the past they've had to get something else out there before the IndyCars because the tire compatibility creates problems for the IndyCars."
Said Whelen Modified Tour director Chad Little: "I think another event there would be great. I think the competitors would really enjoy it, but I haven't heard anything about it from anybody within NASCAR."
Gappens also said he has spoken with American Canadian Tour president Tom Curley about the possibility of having a points event for that division as part of the IndyCar weekend. The American Canadian Tour sanctions the invitation only ACT Invitational, which is scheduled for Sept. 18 at the track. The first ACT Invitational was run last year.
"What I'd like to create on that Saturday is a short track spectacular where you have something like open wheel cars, stock cars, maybe the SuperModifieds and try to showcase a variety of things that we see here in the Northeast on short tracks on a weekend," Gappens said. "In my mind I thought the [Whelen Modified Tour] would be the anchor event on Saturday. We've talked to Formula Atlantic and USAC has approached us about some of their things."
Gappens had been working with Curley on creating what he described as a "short track spectacular weekend" at the track before the IndyCar Series date got changed to Aug. 14.
"If the IndyCar part of things wouldn't have worked for the schedule, Tom and I were working on a Copper Classic type weekend up here for a Saturday-Sunday thing," Gappens said. "Now I'd like to condense that down to Saturday with some Friday qualifying."
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After video features on the story, animating Batman, and keeping gameplay fresh, Game Informer has released a new video feature for Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight focused on the music. Rocksteady's audio director and composer Nick Arundel has worked on the previous two games and returns for Arkham Knight, but this time he recruited composer David Buckley to help him out, who has not only worked on other video games, but movies and television shows as well. In the video, Arundel explains what it's like to work on the Arkham trilogy and how the Scarecrow is influencing the new soundtrack.
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Scott County will host a Seed Treatment Continuing Instructional Course (CIC) for commercial pesticide applicators, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012. The program will be shown at locations across Iowa through the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Pest Management and the Environment program (PME).
The local attendance site is the ISU Extension and Outreach Scott County office. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., and the course runs from 9 to 11:30 a.m. The registration fee is $35 on or before Feb. 15 and $45 after Feb. 15. To register or to obtain additional information about the CIC, contact Amanda Heitz at the ISU Extension and Outreach office in Scott County by calling 563-359-7577.
The course will provide continuing instructional credit for commercial pesticide applicators certified in categories 4 and 10. Topics to be covered include equipment calibration and safe application techniques, seed treatments and plant pathology, nematodes that feed on crops, seed treatment labels and seed treatment compatibility with biologicals.
Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Continuing Education Units (CEUs) also will be offered this year. Interested participants should bring their CCA number to the program.
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Charleroi is a better team now and cant see away team to win.
Cercle Brugge is not in best form at the moment .
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Low key weekends always make me crave something super healthy to start the week off right; thank goodness for meatless mondays, right? At the store I spotted some some beautiful fennel and cauliflower and knew without a doubt they were both coming home with me. Unsure of what to make, I didn't want soup since I got more than enough last week, somehow the words cauliflower cake came to mind. I instantly searched for what that might mean and I came up with this recipe, exactly what my mind was thinking of!
Though it can't be described as low-fat, I learned the hard (& good) way that this recipe makes a lot. Like enough to serve at least 8 people with. It is most certainly best the first day, served warm, so I might suggest cutting the recipe in half and baking it in a smaller pan. This is what I will be doing next time, and there will be a next time!
cauliflower, fennel, and parmesan cake
adapted from Yotom Ottolenghi
note: Yotom Ottonlenghi writes the new vegetarian column in the Guardian, a great resource for meatless recipes
1 medium cauliflower
1 large fennel bulb
1 large red onion
6 Tbsp olive oil
1 large sprig fresh thyme
8 large eggs
1 tsp fresh thyme, chopped
1 Tbsp fennel fronds, chopped
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
2 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp ground turmeric
1 tsp kosher salt
freshly grated black pepper
2 cups finely grated parmesan cheese
Butter, for greasing pan
2 tablespoons black sesame seeds
Preheat oven to 350°F degrees. Cut cauliflower into small to medium florets. Place florets in a pot with a teaspoon of salt, cover them with water and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes, until soft. Strain and leave in the colander for a few minutes so they dry and cool.
Meanwhile, prepare the batter. Peel and slice your onion in half, then cut a few thin rings off the end for the top of the cake; set them aside. Cut the stalk and end of the fennel bulb, reserving the fennel fronds from the stalk, and slice bulb in half. Remove outer leaves, if tough, then slice a few thin rings of the end for the top of the cake; set them aside. Coarsely chop the remainder of your onion and slice the rest of the fennel. Heat the olive oil in a saucepan and saute the chopped red onion, sliced fennel and sprig of thyme together until soft, about 8 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool.
Whisk eggs and onion mixture together. Whisk in chopped thyme and fennel fronds. In a separate bowl, whisk flour, baking powder, turmeric, parmesan, salt and black pepper together then add to egg mixture, whisking to remove lumps. Gently stir in cauliflower.
Line the bottom of a 9-inch (24cm) round springform pan with parchment paper. Butter the sides of the pan then put the sesame seeds in toss them around to coat the sides. Pour in the cauliflower batter, arrange the reserved onion and fennel slices on top and bake cake in the center of the oven for 45 minutes, until golden brown and set. Serve warm.


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Lady Crusaders make short work of Lady Tigers
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There's domination, and then there's what Helias did to Kirksville on Monday night.
For starters, Helias scored 1:53 into the game. It took Kirksville nearly 19 minutes just to gain possession of the ball on the Lady Crusader side of the field. By that point, Helias had already put four balls in the back of the net.
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RE: Slow down blind SQL injection
- From: "iOla Shulman" <truerandom@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 08 Oct 2007 09:11:08 +0000
I believe this solution is a bit problematic.
Cosider a scenario of a user not remembering the right username or password, and retyping several times or a user that is not familiar with a keyboard and inserting typos unintentionally.
Your suggestion is to mistakenly interpret such user as an attacker performing SQL Injection queries?
In addition an attacker that is determined to hack your site will tolerate the "slow down" however the user will not tolerate those.
I do not see how much you can profit out of this solution and if you happen to think of a different alternative please update (sounds like a good research idea).
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Subject: Slow down blind SQL injection
Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2007 04:11:30 +0100
Hello all
Today I was barainstorming and came up with an idea that my help slow
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I remembered that usually a user will read a page before subbmiting a
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I did not search to find out if some applications out there are using
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1. depending on the timestamp, do you think the users will be very
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On the theme of Amelia Earhart
The Conspiracy of Air to Deprive Us of Sleep
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Anthony Bondi lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. His primary focus over time has been on making pictures. He has produced three- dimensional and inter-active installations for Burning Man. The "Tickle Me Tunnel", for sale online, is based on his patent. <anthonybondi.com>
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Interview: The Ocean Guitarist Robin Staps Talks New Album, Pelagial
Damian Fanelli | Apr 26, 2013 | Comments 0 | Tags: Andrew Bansal, The Ocean
By Andrew Bansal
The Ocean is a German progressive metal band that began in 2000 and built a reputation on the strength of their creative experimentation on early albums like Fluxion, Aeolian and Precambrian.
Subsequently, they recorded a massive double concept album, released in two parts as Heliocentric and Anthropocentric in 2010.
Now, led by guitarist and mastermind Robin Staps, they are taking their musicianship to a new depth — literally — with Pelagial, a concept album based on a journey to the murkiest depths of the sea.
I recently chatted with Staps about all things Pelagial and more. You can read the first part of the interview here. The second part is below.
Enjoy the conversation and visit the band online at theoceancollective.com.
REVOLVER: You've done so much with the "Centric" albums, and you've been pretty much all around the world touring. Has that opened up your mind to some extent? With more new experiences, do you become more creative?
It definitely has changed me a lot on a personal level in many regards because it's a very different life when you're not at home for months [laughs]. You get to see so many different places and so many impressions to juggle, that a lot of times you just lose your sense of chronology. You just don't know what happened first when you think of certain events, and if that person was in the bend at that point, stuff like that. It's really weird.
But with regards to creativity, I guess I'm always employing the things I experience, and that also refers to places I visit when it comes to writing my music. I've never really had a shortage of ideas or creativity. As soon as I have time, a guitar, a place with an open horizon and the ocean not too far away, then I have ideas [laughs]. It's always been like that.
But I believe that traveling definitely has an important role. I can't write at home. It just doesn't work, and I can't write on tour, for some strange reason. Well, I guess there's never really any time to do that. We're sitting in the van all day, and sound-checking and then playing a show. I have to be in a place that's a bit away from all the everyday routines at home, and has a wide horizon, as I call it. I need distance, and I need to be able to look into the distance to write music. That's somehow important to me and I can't do that when I'm confined to a small room.
I read that you did shows in places like Hong Kong and Siberia. I've never heard of any band playing in Hong Kong. I don't think even Iron Maiden have played there, and they've hoisted their flag in almost every place on this planet.
That's right, and it's a shame for them because it's an amazing place to play! We're going back to Hong Kong this year, actually, and to China as well. We did 12 shows in China, one in Hong Kong and this year we're also doing Taiwan. All these shows were really, really cool. It was probably the most fun tour we've ever done. I was surprised by the level of professionalism there. The venues were really good, the sound systems were good, and the tour was organized was organized in a very efficient way. You don't tour by van there because the distances are too large, so we took trains and planes.
But everything is like super high-tech. The train stations are six times as big as any German train station. It was a really exciting experience, and we had the best food we've ever had on tour. And Siberia was amazing too, surprisingly! We didn't think anyone would know us there, but because so few bands go there, the people that come out to shows really investigate before they come to the show. They find out about the bands they're going to see.
There were people singing along, and everyone knew the songs. We got fairly decent turnouts, 300 to 400 people in Siberia. It was the first time we'd ever been there and it was great. People are really passionate and really fucking into it. They don't get many shows, so whenever a band comes along the whole town comes out and goes crazy. So those were some of the most rewarding experiences on tour. It's usually not the major cities that are so exciting. It's the more peripheral places that are at least equally interesting and exciting.
In terms of the new album, guitar-wise, did you have to bring about any change in your style, or was it just a change in concept?
I guess I wouldn't call them changes, but there are things that have evolved since the Centrics in regard to playing guitar. Some of the riffs on this album are a lot faster and "fiddlish" than on previous albums, and I guess I have evolved as a musician and so has Jonathan, Luc and everyone in the band.
It always shows when you start writing new stuff, the way you approach writing riffs or drum patterns, making use of everything you've got that is constantly evolving and changing. So a lot has happened musically, also because we played together for such a long time now. We did so many shows in a short amount of time. We've played with this lineup since 2009, so it's been about four years. In those four years, we've played 600 shows or something like that. So we all really got to know each other, personally and on a musical level, and now we're much more efficient when it comes to writing too.
When I write drum parts now, for example, I program them only very loosely because I know what Luc is going to do with them and I want to leave him that space to really showcase his talent, and to write his own parts that are going to be so much better than anything I could program. So that's something that has really changed and evolved over the last two to three years on tour. I really know how Luc plays drums and he knows how I perceive certain parts, how I write songs and how I want them to evolve. He works with that. Getting to know each other so intensely has definitely helped us evolve on a musical level and with regards to writing as well.
You wrote this as a single piece. As a guitarist, did that give you more freedom to do your thing, or did it make it more complex?
It certainly did not make it easier, having this concept from the beginning. It is a constraint at first. I've tried to approach it from different angles and I've tried a few things. I had to discard a few approaches because it just wasn't working out with them. At first I really wanted it to be a linear progression, music that starts very lightweight and becomes really dark and heavy toward the end, music that starts more upbeat with a faster pace and then goes slower, music that starts higher in tuning and just continuously goes lower. All these things are happening with the album, but it's not that continuous or linear.
I realized it doesn't make sense to create a tempo curve that over 50 minutes just goes gradually slower and slower. That would be boring, and what makes music exciting is unforeseeable events. That's something I realized through the process, and I didn't want to write a boring avant-garde album. I wanted to make an album that rocks, and then you have to keep in mind that what makes music exciting is surprises. So I had to step away from that super-gradual linear approach. So there are some up and down movements now, which is totally fine because you have in the water column as well. There are vertical currents and stuff like that. So it's not breaking the concept, and it makes things a lot more interesting. I think the general feeling is still there.
You feel where it's heading toward, and you feel that it's going down and getting darker and colder, somehow. That's what was important to me in the end, but it was a constraint. I couldn't just write any song depending on the momentary mood I was in. I always had to keep the overall feel of the album in place, and whenever I was writing riffs, I always knew where they would belong on the timeline of the album. So when I had a riff, I was like, "This is going to be a deep sea riff" or "This one is more like a surface, light-weightish kind of riff." So that's the routine I acquired fairly quickly and I kind of controlled my own writing that way, checking and knowing while I was writing it if it would fit and where it would fit on the album.
Have you practiced playing the album live yet? Do you think you'll need to develop your stamina to play it in its entirety?
That's what we're working on right now. It feels great to play it. We are rehearsing on stage here at the local venue where we recorded our Heliocentric record release show for our upcoming DVD. We've done it back then and how we're doing the same thing again for one week. It's coming together. I wish we had more time, of course. We've never played this album together before. We met in Berlin a month ago, but we couldn't rehearse with Luc because he cut up his finger and had to put it back together with like seven stitches, so he couldn't play for two and a half weeks.
So we were all playing with drums from the tape machine or the CD. This is actually the first time we're playing everything together live. You always realize there are certain things that work out great and other things don't. You have to adopt volumes of sounds and samples to make it fit the live environment and adopt frequencies. It's a ton of work. We've been rehearsing from 10 in the morning till 10 or 11 at night these days. But we're going on tour Friday, and by that time everything needs to fit. I'm fairly confident that we'll be all right for the first show.
Given the atmosphere and feel of the album, do you agree it would be perfect for a movie soundtrack?
Well, it is a soundtrack to a movie, because we are releasing it with a movie. There's a DVD coming out with the special-edition box set of the album that has a 53-minute movie, which is basically like a massive video clip. There is a certain course of action and events going through the movie. The movie was written after the music, so it's kind of like the opposite concept. It's not that we wrote the music to be the soundtrack of a movie, but we actually made a movie that would be the movie to the album, so to speak.
But yeah, it is very much working out like that. I'm very fond of the results Craig Murray has created. It has really turned out amazing, I think, and to get the full experience of the album you should really watch the film and listen to the Dolby Surround mix of it. That's what's on the special DVD that's coming in those limited box sets, and it's an entirely new experience of this audio-visual kind of project that is this album.
I'm glad you mentioned that. It makes the special-edition box set even more "special."
Yeah, I think it's definitely worth it because so much work went into that too. Craig has been cutting and editing that movie for almost a year, and for the last three months he lived in a sleeping bag in a studio just so that he could finish it. It's just a crazy project. We will show it live, too. We will have video projections that will be screening the movie while we play the album. I'm not sure if we'll be able to do that in the US; hopefully we can. But here in Europe it's an integral part of our live show.
That's what I was about to ask for my final question. I'm sure you'll want your live show to do justice to the album, so what kind of visuals you're preparing? But I guess you've already done that!
Yes, of course. That's the movie, and that's exactly what we're showing live in one piece. The contents of it is lots of oceanic stuff, visualizing all the separate depth zones, lots of stuff I shot myself in Australia, as I'm a SCUBA diver, and there's some footage we took from old movies and stuff like that. And there's also a protagonist, a girl who's going through stage of emotion through the movie, which makes reference to the lyrics because, lyrically, the album is a psychological journey from the surface to the bottom of the human mind, and a journey from the surface to the bottom of the sea. In the movie, that is visualized by the girl who's going through all different stages of joy, pain, terror and fear, while progressing toward the depths of her own psyche. So that's what you're going to get to see in the movie in a very artistic and abstract way. I'm super-excited about getting that out.
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For a river with such a famous history, England's Thames measures only 215 miles. Acclaimed novelist and biographer Ackroyd (Hawksmoor ; Shakespeare ) invites readers on an eclectic, sprawling and delightful cruise of this important waterway. "The Thames has been a highway, a frontier and an attack route; it has been a playground and a sewer, a source of water and a source of power," writes Ackroyd. Historians believe the river may have been important for transport and commerce as early as the Neolithic Age. The ancient Egyptian goddess Isis has a long association with the Thames, which was used for baptisms, both pagan and Christian, during the Roman Empire. The British tribes tried to use the Thames as a defense against Julius Caesar's invasion, and the Normans built the Tower of London and Windsor Castle on the Thames as symbols of military preeminence. The royal waterway carried Anne Boleyn to both her coronation and her beheading, and famously served as inspiration for paintings by Turner and Monet and for Handel's Water Music , commissioned to associate the German-born George I with a potent source of English power. Elegant and erudite, Ackroyd's gathering of rich treats does the famed tributary proud. Illus., maps. (Nov. 4)[Page 51]. Copyright 2008 Reed Business Information.


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Ann Dolin: The Nation's Report Card notes that 53% of fourth grade girls read for fun while only 39% of boys say they do. So it's no wonder that boys on average are not as strong at reading as girls are. Here are some tips on how to help your son become a more enthusiastic reader.
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We are recent arrivals in Sun City Lincoln Hills. One of the first things we noticed was the many unnecessary stop signs.
Four-way stop signs are really only needed at major intersections, such as Sun City and Stag's Leap/Lasso Lake or at Del Webb and Orchard Creek/Strolling Hills, where clubhouse traffic enters the main route. Most of the others would be adequate with stop signs on the cross streets.
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It's officially official — Walmart is coming to Granite Bay. The multi-billion dollar retail giant announced this week that it will open a "neighborhood grocery" store at Sierra Oaks Shopping Center located at the intersections of Douglas and Sierra College boulevards. Currently, the building at 4080 Douglas Blvd. is occupied by Grocery Outlet and once shared a space with Smart Buys. Walmart spokesman Lorenzo Lopez said Grocery Outlet did not renew the current lease on the building and Walmart will be taking over the space, but he did not offer a timeline as to when. According to Dave Herout, owner and operator of the Grocery Outlet at the Sierra Oaks Shopping Center, the company would like to relocate the store to another location, either in Roseville or Rocklin. Plans for relocation have not yet been announced and Herout said the Granite Bay store currently has 22 employees. Herout said he did not know any of the details about the current lease since the company's corporate offices in Berkeley handle that. Phone calls to Wisconsin-based E.J. Plesko & Associates, Inc., which owns Sierra Oaks Shopping Center, went unanswered as of press time. Lorenzo said the grocery store will be around 43,000 square feet and employ about 95 associates, with additional jobs created during the construction build out. "We're bringing this format to the area because it is the right fit for the community," Lorenzo said. "We are always looking for better ways to serve our customers, and the neighborhood market in Granite Bay is the right approach." According to the company website, Walmart Neighborhood Markets first opened in 1998 and contain grocery items such as fresh produce, meat and dairy products, frozen foods, dried goods, deli foods, bakery items and more. Lorenzo said the new store creates an economic opportunity for the area and will likely help to revitalize the shopping center and bring more foot traffic. "I'm sure the customers who are currently going to that location to buy groceries will be happy to know that they will be able to continue to do so," Lorenzo said. Toby Lewis can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @TobyLewis_RsvPT.


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The Future of Al Qaeda and Associated Movements (AQAM)
The AQAM Futures Project is a joint study undertaken by the CSIS Transnational Threats Project and the CSIS Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Program. The initiative produced a series of "alternative futures" regarding the state of al Qaeda and Associated Movements in the year 2025 and generate recommendations to defeat the threat over the long term. Drawing on historical analysis, social science research, expert interviews, and targeted fieldwork, this effort will provide policymakers and strategists a vision beyond the next few years and consider the trends and shocks that may shape AQAM over the next decade and a half.
Interim deliverables included this assessment, a podcast series providing updates on the project, insights from the field, and other relevant content. The study culminated in a final report September 7 2011 during a capstone conference, The Evolving Terrorist Threat and the Importance of Intelligence to Protect the Homeland, examining the evolving AQAM threat and ongoing efforts to defeat it.
A distinguished group of former counterterrorism practitioners and experts serve on the project's Senior Advisory Group (SAG). Led by Juan Zarate, former deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism, the SAG provides guidance and substantive input to the research team. Arnaud de Borchgrave, director of the CSIS Transnational Threats Project, serves as senior adviser to the study.
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WILLISTON, S.C. (WRDW) -- On most days, you can find Betty Harley and her husband in their front yard in Williston tending to pot after pot of plants and flowers.
"Well, you know, as much water that we have been having, the grass is probably a little high," says Curtis Glover.
But the grass at his house is not nearly as high as right next door at his neighbor's home.
"As you can see what's going on from the outside," says Glover. "It's probably growing on the inside too."
From Elko Street it's hard to even see it. A jungle of bushes block the door and clog the backyard. Paint is chipping off, and vines are starting to swallow the whole house, but their main complaint is something entirely different.
"There is all types of animals that's running in and out of the house, including snakes, rattlesnakes, possums, raccoons," he says. He told News 12 that just a couple weeks ago a raccoon chased his granddaughter into the house.
On the window of the seemingly abandoned home, there's also a large wasp nest, which Glover says got so heavy it fell apart.
After ducking under a thick layer of vines, News 12 reporter Chad Mills knocked on the door but got no answer, however, county records show the house is co-owned by 12 heirs.
News 12 reached out to many of them but only heard back from one. That co-owner said he was not the best person to talk to about the situation. Instead, he told News 12 that Williston is filled with lots of overgrown houses and trash.
"About five years ago, the owners did come out and did some of the clearing and said that they were coming back," recalls Glover.
But he says that never happened, and now, the value of his house is plummeting.
"It just a mess, and it's in the town limits. I can't understand why the town council won't do anything about it, and I'm glad I called Channel 12 On My Side," says Elouise Glover, who was moved to tears by her frustration.
Williston Assistant Town Administrator Kenny Cook says he's not aware of the situation, but he says it sounds like a clear violation. He has already notified the town's code enforcement to investigate the home.
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ATHENS, Ohio, October 27. THE Eastern Michigan University women's swimming and diving team opened the 2012-13 campaign with a victory over the Ohio University Bobcats Saturday, Oct. 27. EMU was able to knock-off the Bobcats, 168-132.
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In 2003 citizens of Canada, the United Kingdom, and France paid an average of 34-59 percent of what Americans paid for a similar market basket of pharmaceuticals. This paper explores some issues surrounding the infamous "doughnut hole" in the new Medicare drug benefit which leaves a considerable coverage gap. Specifically the authors examine whether the adoption of some mechanism to control pharmaceutical spending, such as price controls, would allow for the elimination of this coverage gap. They suggest that if the Medicare program were to pay comparable prices for pharmaceuticals, it would be possible to eliminate the "doughnut hole" in its prescription drug benefit and keep Medicare drug spending within the overall limits established by Congress. The authors conclude that this provides Congress with a clear choice: reduce the level of cost sharing and improve beneficiaries' access to pharmaceuticals, or allow the pharmaceutical industry to use the higher prices to fund research and development and to engage in other activities.


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Fox Creek High School and PAX Academic Exchange are currently looking for host parents for foreign exchange students.
PAX, which was founded in 1990, serves up to 1,100 high school students a year for the experience of international exchange. At Fox Creek, the school is looking to revitalize a program that has been dormant since 2009.
"Fox Creek is a suburban, rural school that consists of a significant number of students that have never had the opportunity to travel to foreign lands," said Dr. Tom Murph, principal. "Our school consists almost entirely of North Augusta or Merriwether students. Since most of our students do not have the opportunity to see the world, our foreign exchange program brings the world to our students."
Murph notes that the program had 14 exchange students in 2009. The school has hosted students from Germany, France, Russia, Sweden and China, among others.
"Having these students in our school gave our students a unique perspective of how the world is very different from culture to culture," Murph said. "These foreign exchange students became among the most popular students in our school."
As far as the experience of having an international student welcomed into a family's home, Murph has heard only positive experiences.
"Those fortunate families that did have the opportunity to house an exchange student have told me on numerous occasions that it was one of the best experiences of their lives," he said. "Many have asked to have the opportunity to house additional exchange students."
Celia Albert, who is the community coordinator for the area, also has heard positive stories.
"I've been a coordinator for numerous students now, and my family has hosted several students in our home," she said. "So I know first-hand what the benefits can be. There are a number of different reasons people may decide to host. ... The benefits can be the pleasure of making a difference in a student's life to help them experience and visit or see things they may have never before. For instance, one of our students was from Brazil, and she wanted to see snow so much that our family took our usual trip to the mountains that fall and it happened to snow two inches."
For Murph, he hopes that Fox Creek is able to build the program to approximately 30 students over the next three to five years.
"I feel that having a diverse student body will help our students get a broader understanding of the global economy that they live in," he said. "Our world continues to shrink each year as technology brings us closer together. ... In 2013 there are very few places in the world that you cannot travel to in a day or less. Each year, our societies and cultures become more and more integrated."
For more information on the program, call Albert at 706-868-9947. For schools in Aiken County, and PAX can place a student at any school, the deadline is May 15. Fox Creek has no deadline, and students can be placed at any time before the school year.
Scott Rodgers is a reporter at the North Augusta Star and has been with the paper since January 2013 after previously working at the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Alvernia University and currently attends Drexel University.


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The dinner suit is the foundation of the black-tie ensemble. The model, style set the tone for the formality and swank of the remaining attire.
The single-breasted model is often worn unbuttoned requiring the trousers' ivory tuxedo shirt   exposed waistband to be covered by a cummerbund or waistcoat. This in turn provides more opportunities for versatility in a man\'s formal ensemble.Â
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