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Find artifacts to rebuild Atlantis!Raise the legendary continent of Atlantis from the waves and restore its former glory! This extraordinary puzzle game offers spectacular new features, handy bonuses, and explosive power-ups as you set out on an adventurous quest across the ancient lands of Phoenicia, Babylon, and Egypt. Match the right items and uncover the powerful artifacts of Poseidon – patron god of Atlantis!
1.Left click on any tile to swap it with an adjacent tile. Tiles can be swapped either horizontally or vertically. Make a match of three or more tiles to clear them from the board.
2.Move artifact pieces towards the bottom of the puzzle by matching the tiles beneath. Assemble Poseidon's artifact by freeing pieces from the last row.
3.Use the Sun, Bomb, and Lightning power-ups to help clear tiles. But keep an eye on the timer bar – when it reaches zero you'll lose a life!
Tips and Strategies
· Keep in mind your goal is to uncover artifacts, not just make matches. Always try to clear tiles below artifact pieces first.
· Earn bonus points by solving a puzzle in the fastest time possible.
· Match four or more tiles and you will recharge the Sun power-up. When the Sun power-up is fully recharged, use it to clear several random tiles.
· Use the Bomb power-up to clear every tile in a selected area. Use the Lightning power-up to clear all the tiles with the same design. Use the Clock power-up to get extra time in solving the puzzle!
· The more combos you can make with a single move, the more bonus points you can rack up on a level. Look for moves which will either make multiple matches at once, or cause the tiles above to fall down into more ready-made matches.
· Power-ups carry over into the next round, so save them for when you really need help!
· Artifact pieces move around the board as you make matches. Be careful not to make a match that would leave an artifact piece trapped in a corner.


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The Internet has made it easy to download just about any song you want for free, but frankly, illegally downloading music just isn't an option if you're the honest type looking to support the artists and producers who enrich our lives. And although there are plenty of convenient ways to stream your favorite tracks for free (i.e. Spotify), opting for a freemium subscription seldom affords you the off-the-grid listening you need when your connection is slow, spotty, or just plain nonexistent.
Thankfully, there are still a host of excellent websites that allow you to legally download and locally store your music free of charge. Most of the sites are void of Billboard charting artists such as Mumford and Sons and the infamous T-Swift, but if you look in the right places, you'll still probably manage to find a few hits from a couple of big names, along with scores of independent artists — from retro R&B to bass-heavy electronica — that should keep your ears happy, and your wallet heavy.
Below are a few of our favorites, so you can keep the tunes going even when your car rounds the next bend or Comcast decides to cut you off — whichever comes first.
Updated on 7-23-2015 by Brandon Widder: This article has been updated since it was originally published to reflect service changes and additions.
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Free Music Archive
Back in 2009, a New Jersey-based WFMU Radio embarked on a project to make contemporary music of all genres available to the public, and the Free Music Archive was born. Since it's inception, WFMU has partnered with dozens of other curators, and the site has become a veritable treasure trove of free content.
The site combines two different approaches to posting tracks: First, it indexes free music posted by all of its partner curators, and second, it allows users to post their own music directly to the archives. This synthesis of sources creates a mind-boggling library of tracks that you could literally spend months browsing through, whether you choose to do so by curator or genre. In addition, the site hosts a myriad of podcasts, and renowned radio stations such as KEXP frequently post live cuts from their studio sessions with big-name acts passing through. The smash tracks may lack some production, but they're also free.
NoiseTrade is part free music site, part promotion platform. You can download any individual track or album an independent artist uploads to the site, if, in turn, you generously supply them with your email address and postal code. The freemium promotion platform also encourages you to spread the word about artists you like via Facebook and Twitter, while giving you the option to quickly tip the artist a suggested $5 donation.
The site's user interface is remarkably clean and simple, allowing you to effortlessly search or browse artists within a visual hub loaded with recommendations and complimentary mixtapes that cover a wide swath of genres, musicians, and forthcoming events. Furthermore, the site often boasts exclusive samplers and releases from artists before they premiere elsewhere, along with corresponding links for connecting you with artists' social media pages and management. Some of our favorite albums currently being offered last time we checked? Wild Ones' Keep it Safe and Jackie Greene's Live from Infinity Hall.
It should come as no surprise that the Walmart of the Internet has a massive bargain bin of free MP3 downloads. At time of writing, Amazon has exactly 46,706 free tunes available, and that number will probably get bigger over time. The nice thing about Amazon's list of freebies is that you can easily browse it by genre, and it even tells you how many free tracks there are within each category.
The only tricky part is navigating to the right section of the site. To get to all the free goodies, you can either click here, or go to Movies, Music & Games > Digital Music > Deals > Free. Like most of Amazon's wares, you can also sort its vast selection of MP3s based on average customer reviews, though we suggest taking them with multiple grains of salt given they're typically only written by the most opinionated and vocal listeners. Regardless, it's not a bad way to grab the occasional Blondie or Wilco track.
First established in 1997, MP3.com is probably the oldest site on this list. Despite its veteran status, MP3.com has had some ups and downs in the past, and its library isn't nearly as big as you'd expect it to be after 18 years. Regardless, it's still got a great collection when compared to most other sites on the Web, providing you with everything from pop-punk and jazz to hip-hop and metal. Though the "Free MP3 of the Day" and "Label of the Week" banners haven't been updated in several years, the site still boasts a broad back catalog of high-bitrate MP3's and offers a good number of songs you can't find anywhere else. You can't download entire albums, but that may be coming with some recently announced updates. Until then, there's plenty of Death Grips and Sufjan Stevens to go around…
With nearly 400,000 tracks from more than 40,000 artists, Jamendo is easily one of the biggest repositories of free music on the Web. You won't find all of your favorite artists here, but the site's streamlined user interface makes it great for browsing and finding talented new musicians. Instead of browsing by genre, you peruse tracks by popularity, most downloaded, most played, or by latest release. Popularity is based on user ratings, so despite the massive amount of tracks on the site, you don't have to spend a lot of time searching before you find stuff that pleases your ears. To be sure, the site's penchant for lesser-known artists and experimental tracking make it more suited for someone with an open mind than one who knows exactly what they want.
UO Music
There are plenty of reasons to rag on Urban Outfitters, the multinational apparel company known for clothing hipsters for high costs, but the brand's choice in music isn't one of them. The company's website routinely publishes a feature known as "LSTN," offering customers a 20-song sampler encompassing songs from both newcomers to the field and some of the more established independent acts. The downloadable playlist is accessibly from the UO Music site, and though you can only stream past mix tapes, the latest playlist is always available free of charge. Moreover, each playlist features a broad swath of bands, whether you have a thing for neo-American staples like Dr. Dog or prefer the more experimental wanderings of Grimes or Of Montreal. Regardless of your personal taste, the Urban Outfitters' playlists serve as brief glimpses into the world of contemporary music, and teases what you can likely expect at next year's Coachella.


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AMES, Iowa - Members of the Iowa State Student Athlete Advisory Committee lent a hand in celebrating Martin Luther King Day at Ames Middle School Monday night. ISU athletes helped cut and distributed cake, passed out programs and mingled with members of the community. Senior gymnast and SAAC president Melanie Tham and junior gymnast Jasmine Swyningan also spoke at the ceremony relaying the importance of community service and involvement in the Ames area.
"I believe that Martin Luther King Day symbolizes a huge part of American history that definitely needs to be recognized," said Swyningan. "Any way that I can help with that I feel like I should."
Swim team junior Amy Bauer said her participation was about payback.
"We are in the spotlight," Bauer said. "It is important to give back and set a good example to young children and adults."
ISU Athletics Life Skills coordinator Jamie Hurst believes student-athletes giving back to the community is vital.
"We talk from day one how important it is to get our student-athletes out into the community for their well being and in terms of their service learning," Hurst said. "The Ames community is so supportive of athletics; it's even more important for our students to get back into this community as a way to say thank you."
The evening also consisted of a cake social, a performance by Meeker Elementary music students and a George Washington Carver impersonator.


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On Sept. 27, Wayne Long of Watertown, N.Y., arrowed this potential record buck in the town of Rodman.
It was scored by the local taxidermist with 26 points at 226-5/8 inches.
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text: In collaboration with the commercial group, Jonas's more aggressive approach toward product development has already resulted in an additional indication from FDA for Vyvanse—as a maintenance treatment for adults with ADHD—and the drug is currently being tested in four new areas: major depressive disorder, negative symptoms and cognitive impairment in schizophrenia, excessive daytime sleepiness, and binge eating disorder. These new clinical programs push the limits of Shire's "search and develop" model, causing the company to make difficult choices about when it makes sense to go into the clinic, and when it makes sense to duck out. If the hard and soft value categories are a Venn diagram, then clinical trials can only go forward in the intersection. For now, Shire isn't interested in doing five-year, Kaplan-Meier-style outcome studies, says Jonas, because those kinds of programs too greatly elongate the development cycle. But Jonas isn't afraid to take his lead asset into a head-to-head trial versus a competitor. In March, Shire announced two Phase IV clinical trials comparing Vyvanse to Concerta. Speaking on the decision to go head-to-head, Jonas says the purpose is to "show that my drug is better, or I'm wrong." The way to de-risk a head-to-head trial or other potentially dangerous clinical adventure, says Jonas, is to take a broader look at the clinical implications beyond sheer efficacy. "R&D organizations who are struggling to justify their existence go for a p value. Clinical organizations that are struggling to get a molecule on the market that helps patients are testing for a clinically relevant value," he says.


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Four men are facing charges after wildlife officers say they killed and cut up a four-foot alligator in Onslow County.
North Topsail Beach officers say the men and the alligator were in the area of Bermuda Landing Place off Highway 210, also known as Island Drive.
The officers reported when they arrived, they found the four men processing the alligator meat, apparently for consumption.
The men were detained, and the North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission Division of Law Enforcement took over the investigation.
Officials report one of the men is a Camp Lejeune Marine. Officials identified him as First Lieutenant Daniel Putnam and say he is assigned to the II Marine Expeditionary Force at the Jacksonville base.
Donald Denton Lowe, age 27 of Chapel Hill, was also charged, as was 54-year-old Ruben Maldonado of North Topsail and 33-year-old Wesley Riddle of North Topsail.
Officials say the four men are fishing buddies, who killed the alligator with a knife and then cut it up.
The American alligator is listed as threatened by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Under North Carolina law, it is illegal to feed them, harass them or kill them.
"People tend to think its legal, but the activity you see on Swamp People (the television show) is very regulated by the state of Louisiana," said North Carolina Wildlife Sergeant Charles Smith.


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Rashad Holman
Position: DB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 191 lbs.
Born: January 17, 1978 in Louisville, KY
High School: Male
College: Louisville (school history) (Holman college stats)
Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 6th round (179th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 4 (9949th overall since 1950)
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News of the Year | Notable deaths of 2008
Edie Adams, 81, Oct. 15-blonde beauty who won a Tony Award for bringing Daisy Mae to life on Broadway.
Philip Agee, 72, Jan. 7-unprosecuted former CIA officer who turned against the intelligence agency and exposed many undercover agents overseas, prompting Congress in 1982 to pass a law against exposing covert U.S. operatives.
Alexy II, 79, Dec. 2-Patriarch (head archbishop) since 1990 of the Russian Orthodox Church, which claims more than 100 million adherents as the world's largest Orthodox body.
Sandy Allen, 53, Aug. 13-Guinness-recognized world's tallest female (from Indiana) at 7 feet, 7 inches.
Eddy Arnold, 89, May 8-country singer who recorded 100 albums, sold more than 85 million recordings, and had more Top 10 hits (92-including the No. 1 "Make the World Go Away") and consecutive Top 10 hits (67) than anyone in country music history.
"Steady Eddie" Brinkman, 66, Sept. 30-record-setting Gold Glove-winning shortstop and an American League All-Star with a 15-year career in the majors.
William F. Buckley Jr., 82, Feb. 27- prolific author, founder of National Review magazine in 1955, host of the political affairs show Firing Line 1966-1999, syndicated newspaper columnist, and witty, sharp-tongued commentator and lecturer who made conservatism intellectually respectable.
George Carlin, 71, June 22-foul-mouthed and prolific comedian whose "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" routine led to a landmark Supreme Court indecency ruling in 1978 that upheld the government's authority to sanction stations for broadcasting offensive language during hours when children might be listening.
Cyd Charisse, 86, June 17-graceful dancer and actress who starred in MGM musicals of the 1950s, notably with Fred Astaire (Silk Stockings) and Gene Kelly (Brigadoon).
Arthur C. Clarke, 90, March 19- British science fiction writer and futurist best known for his novel 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Al Copeland, 64, March 23-founder of the Popeyes Famous Fried Chicken chain, beginning with a single struggling shop in 1971.
Michael Crichton, 66, Nov. 4-mega-selling author who made scientific research terrifying and irresistible in such thrillers as Jurassic Park, Timeline, and The Andromeda Strain, many of them made into major Hollywood movies.
Margaret Truman Daniel, 83, Jan. 29-singer, novelist, and only child of President Harry S. Truman.
Michael E. DeBakey, 99, July 11-world-famous cardiovascular surgeon (60,000 heart operations) from Baylor who pioneered such now-common procedures as bypass surgery and invented many devices to help heart patients.
Jacob Daniel "Jake" DeShazer, 95, March 22-bombardier on the historic one-way B-25 Doolittle Raid on Japan during World War II who became a Christian in a Japanese POW camp by reading a Bible lent to him by a guard, and after the war returned to Japan in 1948 as a missionary and helped to establish 23 churches.
Bo Diddley, 79, June 2-pioneer rock 'n' roll guitarist and songwriter ("Shave and a Haircut," "Who Do You Love?").
George Docherty, 97, Nov. 27- Presbyterian pastor whose sermon at New York Avenue Presbyter-ian Church in Washington in 1954, with President Dwight Eisenhower sitting in the pew, spurred the administration and Congress to insert "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Avery Dulles, 90, Dec. 12-conservative Catholic theologian from Fordham and the first U.S. Jesuit to be named a cardinal in 2001.
Sister Emmanuelle, 99, Oct. 20-Belgium-born Catholic nun who spent years among scavengers in Cairo's slums, helping to create a network of clinics, schools, and gardens.
Louis H. Evans Jr., 82, Oct. 29-influential evangelical pastor of National Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., 1973-1991, who counted President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan among his congregants.
Mel Ferrer, 90, June 2-actor, director, and producer who starred as a crippled puppeteer in Lili (1952) and lead man in War and Peace and The Sun Also Rises, and appeared on TV's Falcon Crest 1981-84.
Bobby Fischer, 64, Jan. 17-one of the world's greatest chess players and the only American ever to win the official World Chess Championship (1972).
Moses Judah Folkman, 74, Jan. 14-pioneer medical researcher in Boston whose work to cut off cancer from its blood supply cured the disease in mice, gave humans hope for a cure, and has led to many new cancer drugs.
Steve Fossett, 63, legally declared dead Feb. 15-millionaire adventurer who set many air, sea, and land records, including the first solo circumnavigation of the world in a hot-air balloon (2002) and first solo flight around the world without stopping to refuel (2005); he apparently perished following a long-unfound private plane crash Sept. 3, 2007.
Eugene Freedman, 82, Feb. 19-merchant of gifts and collectibles who created the Precious Moments figurines.
William Gibson, 94, Nov. 16-playwright whose The Miracle Worker has thrilled audiences for nearly a half--century with the true story of Helen Keller.
Dody Goodman, 93, June 22-comedian known for her appearances on Jack Paar's late-night TV talk show and as the mother on the soap-opera parody Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.
Robert W. Greene, 78, April 10-veteran Newsday investigative journalist who led reporters from across the country in an effort to uncover corruption in Arizona following the murder of a reporter in Phoenix, and who helped to organize the Investigative Reporters and Editors group.
Isaac Hayes, 66, Aug. 10-singer-songwriter and actor whose work on 1971's Shaft launched blaxploitation films and won an Oscar.
William Brevard Hand, 84, Sept. 6-senior U.S. district judge known for his ruling in 1982 in support of school prayer in Alabama's public schools, a decision overturned on appeal.
Lynne Harvey, 92, May 3-wife and key collaborator of broadcaster Paul Harvey; she produced shows and developed his signature feature, "The Rest of the Story."
Jesse Helms, 86, July 4-stalwart champion of the conservative movement from North Carolina who spent three sometimes contentious decades (1972-2002) in the U.S. Senate.
Charlton Heston, 83, April 5-actor whose memorable roles included Moses in The Ten Commandments (1956), Michelangelo in The Agony and the Ecstasy (1965), and his Academy Award-winning title role in Ben-Hur (1959). An advocate of political conservatism, he also served as president of the National Rifle Association 1998-2003.
(Sir) Edmund Hillary, 88, Jan. 11-New Zealand mountaineer and explorer who with Sherpa guide Tenzing Norgay in 1953 became the first to scale the world's tallest peak, the 29,035-foot summit of Mount Everest.
Gordon B. Hinckley, 97, Jan. 27-president/prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who led the Mormons in an era of expansion (1995-2007), increasing membership from 9 million to 13 million.
Albert Hofman, 102, April 29-Swiss chemist who discovered the mind-altering drug lysergic acid diethylamide-25 (LSD) in 1938, while studying the medicinal effects of a fungus found on wheat. It was used experimentally in psychiatry, but horror stories led the U.S. to ban it in 1966.
Hamilton Jordan, 63, May 20-political strategist and President Jimmy Carter's chief of staff 1979-1980.
Carl N. Karcher, 90, Jan. 11-founder in 1956 of the Carl's Jr. fast-food chain now with 1,000 stores in Western states.
Ted Key, 95, May 3-cartoonist best known for his comic strip "Hazel," about a bossy but lovable maid, and for the genius dog Mr. Peabody that he created for TV's animated The Bullwinkle Show.
Richard Knerr, 82, Jan. 18-co-founder of Wham-O, the company that invented the Hula Hoop and the Frisbee.
Harvey Korman, 81, May 29-actor best known for comedic roles on TV's The Carol Burnett Show and in the hit movies Blazing Saddles (1974) and High Anxiety (1977).
Tom Lantos, 80, Feb. 11-longtime congressman, D-Calif., and the only Holocaust survivor to serve in Congress.
Joshua Lederberg, 82, Feb. 2-medical scientist who won a Nobel Prize for discovering that bacteria can mate and exchange genes, leading to the knowledge of how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics.
Heath Ledger, 28, Jan. 22-Australian actor who appeared in Brokeback Mountain and The Dark Knight.
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, 91, Feb. 5-Indian spiritual leader who introduced Transcendental Meditation to the West and rose to greater fame after the Beatles visited his ashram in 1968.
Marcial Maciel, 87, March 26-conservative Mexican priest who founded the far-flung Legionaries of Christ religious order but became the most prominent Catholic official to be disciplined by the Vatican after former Legion seminarians in 1997 accused him of sexual abuse.
Stephen Marlowe, 79, Feb. 22-fiction writer who created the Chester Drum private detective series in 1955.
Dick Martin, 86, May 24-comedian best known as co-host of the hit comedy TV show Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In (1968-73).
Jim McKay, 86, June 7-globe-spanning sportscaster from ABC's Wide World of Sports thrust into anchoring the network's coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre.
Victor A. McKusick, 86, July 22-geneticist and key architect of the Human Genome Project, and winner of the National Medal of Science in 2001.
John McWethy, 61, Feb. 6-chief national security correspondent for ABC News who escaped-and covered-the 9/11 terrorist attack on the Pentagon.
W.D. Mohammed, 74, Sept. 9-leader of the black supremacist Nation of Islam who redirected thousands of its followers into mainstream Islam.
Barry Morse, 89, Feb. 2-actor who portrayed detective Philip Gerard in the 1960s TV series The Fugitive.
Imad Mugniyah, 45, Feb. 12-Hezbollah terrorist and leader of the Islamic Jihad Organization who was on America's Most Wanted list.
Pete Newell, 93, Nov. 17-Hall of Fame basketball coaching legend who won an NCAA championship (University of California) and Olympic gold medal in 1960.
Paul Newman, 83, Sept. 26-actor best known as the blue-eyed star of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid who helped found food company Newman's Own, donating all proceeds to charity.
Larry Norman, 60, Feb. 24-pioneer of Christian rock at the advent of the Jesus movement awakening in the late 1960s (first solo album: Upon This Rock).
Yuri Ivanovich Nosenko, 81, Aug. 23-former KGB spy who became the CIA's "most valuable and economical defector" during the Cold War.
Ike Pappas, 75, Aug. 31-CBS newsman reporting live as Jack Ruby shot presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.
Edna Parker, 115, Nov. 26-Indiana woman who became the Guinness-recognized world's oldest person in August 2007.
Randy Pausch, 47, July 25-Carnegie Mellon professor diagnosed with cancer who gave a "Last Lecture" that became an internet sensation and best-selling book.
House Peters Jr., 92, Oct. 1-actor best known as the original Mr. Clean in Procter & Gamble's commercials.
Ruth Stafford Peale, 101, Feb. 6-co-founder with her late husband, Norman Vincent Peale, of the global inspirational organization Guideposts in 1945.
Suzanne Pleshette, 70, Jan. 17-beautiful, husky-voiced television, film, and theater actress best known for her TV role as Emily Hartley on The Bob Newhart Show (1972-1978).
Sydney Pollack, 73, May 26-actor, producer and Oscar-winning director of star-laden films The Way We Were, Tootsie, and Out of Africa.
George Pollard, 88, April 17-portrait painter of leaders like Harry Truman, John Kennedy, and Pope John Paul II.
Dith Pran, 65, March 30-Cambodia-born photojournalist whose survival from genocide by that country's murderous Khmer Rouge revolutionaries in 1979 became the subject of the award-winning film The Killing Fields.
Paulos Faraj Rahho, 65, March 13 (body found)-Iraqi Archbishop of Mosul and leader of the Chaldean Church, kidnapped by gunmen and presumed slain.
Joyce "Dottie" Rambo, 74, May 11-gospel singer and prolific songwriter whose 2,500-plus songs included the 1982 Gospel Music Association Song of the Year, "We Shall Behold Him."
Irvine Robbins, 90, May 5-co-founder of Baskin-Robbins, who brought 31 flavors of ice cream (and hundreds of custom concoctions) to corner stores throughout America.
Preacher Roe, 92, Nov. 9-revered pitcher from the Ozarks and four-time NL All-Star.
Hal Roth, 81, Oct. 25-avid sailor and author of 12 books who circumnavigated the globe three times by small boat.
Tim Russert, 59, June 13-widely respected NBC television journalist who moderated the political affairs show Meet the Press (1991-2008) and was the network's Washington Bureau Chief.
Yves Saint-Laurent, 71, June 1-French designer who headed the House of Dior at age 21, and revolutionized women's fashion.
Roy Scheider, 75, Feb. 10-actor best known as the police chief in the 1975 blockbuster film Jaws.
Pramod Karan Sethi, 80, Jan. 6-surgeon from India who invented a low-cost $30 prosthesis known as the Jaipur foot, allowing millions of below-the-knee amputees in developing countries to live normal lives.
Dan Shomron, 70, Feb. 5-former Israeli military chief and the paratrooper who commanded the famed 1976 hostage rescue at Entebbe airport in Uganda.
Tony Snow, 53, July 12-conservative writer, commentator, and first host of the Fox News Sunday TV news program (1996-2003) who became White House press secretary in 2006.
Alexander Solzhenitsyn, 89, Aug. 3-Nobel Prize-winning author whose books chronicled the horrors of the Soviet gulag system, helped erase sympathy for the Soviet Union among leftist intellectuals, and inspired millions to stand strong in the face of repression; sheltered in America before returning to Russia, he also criticized Western culture for what he considered its weakness and decadence.
Morgan Sparks, 91, May 3-scientist with Bell and Sandia laboratories credited with inventing the first practical transistor, a semiconductor device that led to such products as personal computers, cell phones, and DVD players.
Jo Stafford, 90, July 16-honey-voiced band singer ("I'll Be Seeing You") who starred in radio and television and sold more than 25 million records of ballads and folk songs.
Levi Stubbs, 72, Oct. 17-Four Tops frontman whose dynamic and emotive voice drove such Motown classics as "Reach Out (I'll Be There)."
Suharto, 86, Jan. 27-brutal army general who became president of Indonesia (1967-1998) and presided over a period of relative stability and economic growth before being driven from office over charges of corruption and human-rights abuses.
(Sir) John Templeton, 95, July 8-investments manager and Princeton Seminary trustee for 42 years who dedicated much of his fortune to promoting religion and reconciling it with science; his annual $1.4 million Templeton Prize is given to honor advancement in knowledge of spiritual matters.
Richard Towne "Dick" Sutcliffe, 90, May 11-Lutheran creator of the popular religious children's TV show Davey and Goliath.
Studs Terkel, 96, Oct. 31-1985 Pulitzer Prize-winning author (The Good War) who hosted the long-running Chicago-based Studs Terkel Program and was considered the father of oral history.
Tasha Tudor, 92, June 18-fantasy-driven author and illustrator of nearly 100 children's books, including the award-winning Mother Goose (1944) and 1 Is One (1956).
Gene Upshaw, 63, Aug. 20-All-Star lineman for the Oakland Raiders for 15 years who went on to win untold millions of dollars for NFL players as their union leader.
Mickey Vernon, 90, Sept. 24-two-time American League batting champion with the Washington Senators and seven-time All-Star first baseman during a 20-year career in the major leagues.
Dee Dee Warwick, 63, Oct. 18-soul singer noted for both her solo work ("Foolish Fool") and her performances with her older sister Dionne.
Richard Widmark, 93, March 24-radio and film actor best known for playing hoodlums in such films as Kiss of Death (1947) and Night in the City (1950).
Sherwood Wirt, 97, Nov. 8-Presbyterian minister, author of 42 books, writing teacher, former president of the Evangelical Press Association, and long-time editor of Decision magazine.
-compiled by Edward E. Plowman and Kristin Chapman


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The goal by San Diego Air & Space Museum is to educate and increase awareness of the ISS for years to come and to entice young adults to consider a career in science or engineering. This Virtual Tour will allow the user with a computer or tablet to take a 360-degree tour of the space station from the comforts of planet earth. We've provided a custom made VR head, smaller and lighter than the R10, for use with a specially modified Sony provided NEX camera to take images on the International Space Station. Once final approval by NASA is given a future launch date will be announced.
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Game 3 vs. Detroit
Today's lineup: Brandon Duckworth is making his first start in the Majors since 2007. So far this season in Omaha, Duckworth has gone 5-11 with a 4.75 ERA…Lefty Josh Newman was optioned to make room for Duckworth on the 25-man roster..Luke Hochevar was placed on the 60-day Disabled List to make room on the 40-man roster. With a little more than a month left and just 32 games, including today, Hochevar's season is done.
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The Batting STance Guy on you tube – who's become a big deal this summer – just did a video on the Royals. He does a great job. hillarious.


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Here is my take on a map of Westeros from G.R.R.Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novel series.
It's just a fan project, and of course all the copyright stuff belongs to those who deal with copyright stuff.
It's done with Photoshop, a mouse, a tablet, and lots of hair pulling.
I did a lot of research, but some locations are quite difficult to locate exactly from the text descriptions. Here you have the best I could do without calling Mr. Martin himself.
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I've been wondering if having an "elite" stat-making QB is really that important. With the rules Goodell has put in place, it's easier than ever to play the poisition if you don't ask them to do too much.. Lately we've seen guys like Flacco, E. Manning (2), Roethlisberger (2), win SBs.
Common thread here is that they just manage the game. Get good line play, run the ball, take the easy throws, throw to guys who are wide open or mismatched so only the WR can make a play on it. Don't take high risk throws and don't turn the ball over in the playoffs. They also tend to have fast, if not particulary skilled WRs to go down the field to. They don't try to thow receivers open.
QBs who are asked to do more for their teams, we all know the names... win some, lose some but the scales don't seem to be tipped in their favor like you'd think. Obviously you aren't ever going to win long term with a Sanchez, Fitzpatrick, or Vick turning the ball over every other series and making high risk throws, but you also don't seem to need an elite QB either.


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Antarctic Shrimp, Global Warming and the Laffer Curve
This one's about philosophy, science and chaotic systems. H/T Caleb Howe, who called attention to an AP Science article today: Scientists go 'gaga' to find creatures beneath 600 feet of ice A borehole through 600 feet of Antarctic sea ice discovers two new critters: a sort of shrimp, and a jellyfish, living in a region that no scientist predicted. Until they're proven tasty in a | Read More »


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Angie Hawkins and Suneel Potiny, both of Durham were united in marriage on June 1, 2013, at the Marriott-RTP with Cecil Hall officiating.
The bride is the daughter of William and Judy Hawkins of Cove City and the granddaughter of the late Norris and Marie Banks and the late Leo and Flora Hawkins.
The bridegroom is the son of Lakshmi and Sudha Potiny of Charlotte and the grandson of Udaya Lakshmi Kodali of Karamchedu, Andhra Pradesh, India and the late Rangaiah and Nagaratnam Potiny and the late Venkata Ramalah.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
The matron of honor was Christie Starkweather of New Bern, sister of the bride.
Best man was Lakshmi Potiny of Charlotte, father of the groom.
Carter and Colton Starkweather were the ringbearers.
Assisting with the wedding were director Diana Koonce of Durham and photographer Ivy Arp of Durham.
A reception, hosted by the couple and their parents, was held at the Marriott-RTP.
The couple took a honeymoon trip to Hawaii.
The bride graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and is employed by UNC-Chapel Hill as a tech support analyst.
The bridegroom graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and is employed by UNC-Chapel Hill as a system administrator.
The couple will live in Durham.
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Fact Sheet Understanding the brain: The National Science Foundation and the BRAIN Initiative
A comprehensive understanding of the brain remains unknown.
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September 3, 2013
Visit www.NSF.gov/brain for more information.
On April 2, 2013, the White House announced an initiative called Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN), which includes the participation of the National Science Foundation (NSF). You may wonder what this means.
Part of what it means is an opportunity to continue a national conversation about an important topic: the brain. To help with the dialogue, here are short answers to some basic questions.
What is the BRAIN Initiative?
The BRAIN Initiative is an effort by federal agencies and private partners to support and coordinate research to understand how the human brain works.
Why do we need to understand the brain?
Understanding the brain means knowing the fundamental principles underlying brain structure and function. The research required to do so will accelerate scientific discovery and innovation, promote advances in technology and bolster U.S. economic competitiveness.
New neuroscience discoveries will enable us to foster brain health; engineer solutions that enhance, replace or compensate for lost function; improve the effectiveness of formal and informal educational approaches; promote learning across the lifespan and build brain-inspired smarter technologies for improved quality of life.
What is NSF's role in brain research?NSF has a long history of support for brain science that has produced breakthroughs in brain imaging, neurotechnologies, modeling and genomics, and is uniquely positioned to lead an innovative, multi-disciplinary effort by scientists and engineers to advance a comprehensive understanding of brain structure and function.
NSF invests in high-risk, high-reward exploratory and transformational scientific and engineering research with emphasis on integration across scales and disciplines.
Why now?
While our knowledge of brain anatomy and how brain cells use chemical and electrical signals to communicate with one another has grown considerably, we are only beginning to understand how those signals interact to give rise to thoughts, processes and behaviors.
Now is the time for a comprehensive approach that combines new discoveries from a variety of fields, including brain anatomy, imaging and function as well as cyberinfrastructure. Understanding the brain has been identified as one of five longstanding and fundamental questions, or "grand challenges," for future research.
What do we need to do this?
How will the BRAIN Initiative affect programs at NSF?
NSF invests tens of millions of dollars in neuroscience and cognitive science research across many disciplines. NSF will continue to make major investments in fundamental science across disciplines and in innovative technologies to accelerate discovery that will revolutionize our understanding of the brain.
When can the scientific community expect to learn more about NSF's research goals for the BRAIN Initiative?
Information will be added to NSF.gov in coming months. Follow our social media accounts for #brain updates.
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Marita Noon: EPA goes from Environmental Protection Agency to Extremist Political Agenda
This rule is not about pollution. It is about shutting down coal-fueled power plants and killing jobs and raising electricity rates—both of which punish people who can least afford it. But plenty of others have addressed the economic impact so I won't take more of my time on that topic.Read More »


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As I reported on Saturday, Charlize Theron has landed the cover story of December's issue of Vogue, and now the whole thing is available online. It's mostly your typical fawning celebrity profile, which I realize might not be fair to say because it seems like Theron is a genuinely cool person (or is that just what they want me to think?), but come on: she and the writer made each other mix tapes. There is, however, one amusing quote in the piece, and it concerns an unfortunate run-in she had with a sexy date and some silicone cutlets:
"I was on this date and started making out, and it was moving a little further, so I realized I had to get the cutlets out," Theron recalls. "But my bag was small, and I couldn't fit them in the thing. Jason [Reitman] was like, 'No way. That doesn't happen!' But that stuff happens to girls all the time."
Whatever happened to the cutlets?
Theron pauses. "I may have hid them in his trash with lots of toilet paper."
You win, Charlize Theron. That was funny. I'm going to post some really pretty pictures of you now, if that's okay.
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Here's the list of last week's most popular TV shows, according to the latest Nielsen ratings.
1. NFL Playoffs: New Orleans at Philadelphia, NBC
2. "NFL Pregame Show," NBC
3. "NFL Postgame Show," Fox
4. "The Big Bang Theory," CBS
5. Rose Bowl: Stanford vs. Michigan St., ESPN
6. "Rose Bowl Post-Game Show," ESPN
7. Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma vs. Alabama, ESPN
8. "Rose Bowl Pre-Game Show," ESPN
9. "New Year's Rockin' Eve," ABC
10. Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. Ohio St., ESPN
11. "The Millers," CBS
12. Fiesta Bowl: Baylor vs. Oklahoma St., ESPN
13. "The Mentalist," CBS
14. "Sugar Bowl Post-Game Show," ESPN
15. "Rose Bowl Studio Show," ESPN
16. "The Simpsons," Fox
17. "The Good Wife," CBS
18. "Elementary," CBS
19. "Two and a Half Men," CBS
20. Chick-fil-A Bowl: Duke vs. Texas A&M, ESPN


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could someone please explain the following out of the build_cvs install doc:
cd ../mysql
mkdir $(BUILD_PLATFORM) (RHEL4, FC3, FC4, MACOSX, SuSEES9, DEBIAN3.1)
cd $(BUILD_PLATFORM)
# download mysql 4.1.10a for your platform (binary) or 4.1.14(source) if MACOSX
# Also grab client libraries (unless MACOSX)
Does this mean I only have to download the rpms under a new distro dir? Do they need to be installed at all?
if then why is this:
add /opt/zimbra/mysql/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf
needed? If I follow this doc, this dir doesn't even exist at this point.
the other thing I'm wondering is this line:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zimbra/mysql/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
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BENTON, Mo. (AP) - A southeastern Missouri prosecutor is preparing to deploy to Afghanistan with the National Guard.
Scott County prosecuting attorney Paul Boyd told the Sikeston Standard Democrat he'll leave in March for training at Fort Hood, Texas, followed by approximately nine months in Afghanistan.
Boyd is a major in the Missouri National Guard and the deputy staff judge advocate for the 35th Infantry Division, based in Lexington, Mo., and Leavenworth, Kan.
He's deploying with the Guard's 1-135th Aviation Battalion, an Apache attack helicopter unit based at western Missouri's Whiteman Air Force Base.
Boyd says he'll serve in Afghanistan as the battalion's judge advocate general. He describes that position as being the legal adviser to the commander on the application of the rules of engagement in their mission.
Information from: Standard Democrat, http://www.standard-democrat.com
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You might need your computer's IP address if you set up an Internet connection, allow other people to connect to your computer, or need to troubleshoot network problems.
Open Network Connections by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type adapter, and then, under Network and Sharing Center, click View network connections.
Click Details.
Your computer's IP address appears in the Value column, next to IPv4 Address.
Open Network and Sharing Center by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Network and Internet, and then clicking Network and Sharing Center.
Under Connection, click View status.
Your computer's IP address appears in the Value column, next to "IPV4 IP Address."
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You know the best thing about doing pilates? Saying you do pilates. I think I enjoy saying "oh, I just came from pilates" about ten times more than I've ever enjoyed the actual class. You know what? We could just cut out the middle man. Wear these outfits to trick people into thinking you're a more health conscious person than you actually are.
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
Pop with 2 easy layups to begin game.
stuckey bucket for a 8-2 lead timeout Mizzou.
we're lucky to be up
Originally Posted by CyclonesRulzzz
Pop with 2 easy layups to begin game.
Plus she hits her two freebees to start the game. Prin has a couple boards already. Hope this continues.
Holy crap, they'll be tied for second in the conference if they win this one. That's awesome.
so far so good. 12-2: 13:42 left.
Impressive !
Mizzou is inept. 14-2 ISU right now, 13:32 left in the half.
14-2 now
Poppens from the filed - wow
Announcers prior to break: "Good start for Missouri", ISU 16-4 at that point. Hate to see it if Mizzou was having a bad start.
20-4 @ 8:21. The Ladies are on fire !
I think I'm going to stop watching the ISU men and start watching the women more. They play very well as a team. Fennelly doesn't seem to have to rebuild, he reloads.
Originally Posted by cyclone13
20-4 @ 8:21. The Ladies are on fire !
I love seeing an ISU team put a boot on another team's throat.
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Andrew first became interested in Autism when completing his Bachelor of Science degree at Queen's University. After graduating in 2003 he immediately began working at Geneva Centre for Autism as an IBI therapist. By 2006 he was a Supervisor/Senior therapist in the program where he continued to develop his skills in the areas verbal behaviour, errorless teaching, skill assessment, curriculum planning, and behavioural interventions for children with Autism.
In 2008 he joined the Training Institute team at Geneva Centre and participated in the ministry funded initiative to deliver training in applied behaviour analysis and autism support strategies to childcare and school board educators across Ontario. In 2011 Andrew graduated with a Master's Degree in Applied Disabilities Studies with a specialization in ABA from Brock University. Today he continues to work at Geneva Centre doing consultations and training engagements as a Training Institute Faculty.


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Dr. Habib Bazyari has been named the new Dean of the School of Business for the University of West Alabama. Earlier this year he retired from Mississippi State University's Meridian campus.
In his new position, Dr. Bazyari says he hopes to establish an information technology program at UWA.
"This program is needed at UWA because technology, especially information technology, is so significant. Everybody needs people that are specialized in information technology and bringing that should provide students an excellent opportunity to find excellent jobs in that area," Dr. Bazyari said.
Dr. Bazyari says he hopes to have the new program up and running within the next year.
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Evan Almighty (2007)
Evan Almighty Synopsis
Newly elected to Congress, Evan leaves Buffalo behind and shepherds his family to suburban northern Virginia. Once there, his life gets turned upside-down when God (Morgan Freeman) appears and mysteriously commands him to build an ark. But his befuddled family just can't decide whether Evan is having an extraordinary mid-life crisis or is truly onto something of Biblical proportions...
If someone told me they were making a sequel to Bruce Almighty without Jim Carrey, there's no way I'd be interested. But tell me you're making a movie in which Steve Carell is commanded by God to build an ark, and you can count me in. Most of the time nothing spells certain doom better than a sequel made without the original star. But Evan Almighty might be a rare exception. Trading Jim Carrey for Steve Carell is not necessarily a step down. Its a lateral move in a different direction.
If theyd brought back Jim Carrey to repeat the same shlock from the first film, or if theyd had Steve Carell stuck in exactly the same situation Jim was in the first movie, Id be out on this one. Instead, they really seem to be trying to build on the original premise to come up with something new and potentially even funnier.
That's the Evan Almighty on display in the movie's trailers. Steve Carell being forced to build an ark to save people from a global flood is every bit as funny as you'd think it would be. And let's face it, if Morgan Freeman were actually God the world's churches would be a lot more full.
Evan Almighty Release Date
In Theaters June 22, 2007
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Starring: Steve Carell, Lauren Graham, Jimmy Bennett, Johnny Simmons, Morgan Freeman, Jonah Hill, Wanda Sykes, John Goodman, Ed Helms, John Michael Higgins
Written by: Robert Florsheim, Josh Stolberg, Steve Oedekerk
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Remember when having food delivered basically meant the Domino's Pizza guy ringing your doorbell? Now you can get pretty much anything delivered to your doorstep, regardless of where you live or what you feel like eating. Here are 6 of our favorite healthy ways to make the most of this new craze for on demand eating:
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County commissioners just approved a new redistricting map they say will make balloting more equitable countywide.
This new redistricting plan was needed to reflect the growth population in the county, commissioners wanted to make sure they had roughly the same amount of voters in all the districts.
Gadsden County Commissioner Carolyn Roberson says in her seven years as a county commissioner she's had the smallest voting population.
County commissioners unanimously approved a redistricting map making it more equitable across the board.
By law the county must redraw district lines in an odd year following the census and in 2001 the county failed to do so. The newly drawn lines means some voters will find themselves in a new district.
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Thanks Marko :) - it was taking YEARS to upload it! xx
i love this one!!
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Thanks you guys! :)
This is a great design...love the tropical vibe!
wow! great piece, love your style!
Thanks Bryan and Borg, and speaking of tropical I think its hiiiigh time I went on holiday, I'm well overdue lol xx
Wow, strong composition with great colors! Love the diiferent patterns (photos) too!
Thankya Balazs xx
Wow, stunning!
Thanks Dany and Takaki - lol you have cool names xx
very strong graphic feel, I like it :)
Cheers Polkip, again with the cool name thing! Lol
love it!
Thanks Cardboard Cities :) x
i think this one is my fav.
Lol thanks Babybirds, it's been so long since I've made something - need to churn out some more!
Fantastic! Beautifully textured _KEI!!
Thanks Brooke! x
so good!!
great pattern!..well done :)
Thanks two 'Toms' lol x
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Great colors and composition.
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Pack these delicious cookie balls in small containers. Then, add a colorful bow and gift tag to each container and you've got the perfect holiday or hostess gift.
To easily coat cookie balls with the melted chocolate, add balls, in batches, to bowl of melted chocolate. Use 2 forks to roll cookie balls in chocolate until evenly coated. Remove balls with forks, letting excess chocolate drip back into bowl. Place cookie balls on prepared baking sheet; let stand until firm.
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These weren't too bad to make. I followed the tips on freezing before and after you make the balls... this helped. One more tip, in my opinion is to chop the cookies in a blender or food processor instead of pounding them in a bag. I pulsed mine in my blender and it made the crumbs fine which is probably what kept it from being gooey. I added a tad of canola oil to the chocolate to help thin it and melted in a glass bowl, The glass stays hot which helped my choc stay warm longer. I've only "dipped" once before and I dipped strawberries and some Oreos (yum!) so I wouldn't say I'm experienced in dipping and I think they turned out pretty good.
Really easy to make & delicious!! I will definitely be making them again, but this time to pass out to friends & family!
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They never get updated. `lastlogindate` is always '0000-00-00 00:00:00', `lastloginipv4` is '0' and `lastloginprotocol` is empty...
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