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A former member of the José Limón Dance Company; his career includes work with Works/Laura Glenn Dance, Jacob's Pillow Men's Dancers: The Ted Shawn Legacy, Janis Brenner and Dancers and Scapegoat Garden as well as a 1995 White House performance. He has been in residence with Dance International and adjudicator for Certamen International de Choreografia, in Burgos, Spain; guest artist/faculty at Mount Holyoke, Amherst, Springfield and Trinity Colleges and has restaged masterpieces of Ted Shawn, José Limón and Doris Humphrey for Scuola di Ballo Accademia Teatro alla Scala, The Limón Company and The Rome Opera. Paul is Associate Director of the White Mountains Summer Dance Festival at Sarah Lawrence College and Assistant Professor at UMass Amherst.
2007 Purchase College SUNY MFA
Technique: Megan Williams, Ted Kivitt, Larry Clark, Rosanna Seravalli, Richard Cook
Composition Pedagogy: Kazuko Hirabayashi
Studio Pedagogy: Ellen Graff
Music Seminar: Stephen Weinstock
Choreology: John Forrest
Art Administration Certificate Program: Tom Flood (Management of the Arts) Peter Berglas
(Art, Law and Business) Patricia Braja (Marketing and Grant Writing)
1990 The Juilliard School BFA
Technique: Carolyn Adams, Alfredo Corvino, Laura Glenn Maria Grandy, Ben Harkarvy, Kazuko Hirabayashi, Linda Kent, Daniel Lewis, Genia Melakova, Michael Moore, Ethel Winter, Hector Zaraspe.
Choreography: Doris Rudko, Janet Soares
Dance History and Dance Notation: Jill Beck, Muriel Topaz
1979-1986 The Royal Academy of Dancing, London Overseas Member
The Vocational Graded Examinations in Dance syllabus through Intermediate Certificate Examination
1982-1986 Astor Johnson Repertory Dance Theatre. The Regionally recognized National performing company of Trinidad and Tobago
2013 CMA, Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies, LIMS®
1997 Teachers' College, Columbia University, NYC.
MA, Art Administration coursework: Joan Jeffries
Guest artist, Modern technique Hampshire College
2012 to present
Master Teacher Center for Creative Youth, Dance Dept. Weslyan University
2007 to present:
Assistant Professor: UMass Amherst and the Five College Dance Department
Modern dance technique (beginning through advanced); dance improvisation; dance composition/choreography (beginning through advanced); dance education: pedagogy and practice; 20th century dance history; dance aesthetics; creation and implementation of New York professional outreach program, preparation for transitions from college to the professional world for dance majors; dance appreciation for non-majors.
Additional college and university experience includes: Choreography; artistic direction and production management for dance concerts, musicals and non musical theater; supervision of internships and senior theses; producing and coordinating department concerts; advising students; coordinating and directing community outreach events; lecture-demonstrations in regional public schools with University touring company; grant-writing; budget preparation for concerts and tours.
Of special note: Creation and implementation of the New York Professional Outreach Program, NYPOP. (DANCE 494D – 01 S-NY Professional Outreach Program) Since 2007 this 3-credit course has guided dance majors through the realities of post-graduation life as they prepare for their careers.
2007 to present Associate Director: White Mountain Summer Dance Festival (WMSDF) at Sarah Lawrence College, NY.
2010 to present Principal Advisor: Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration (BDIC), UMass Amherst
2008 to present American College Dance Association Master Classes
2007 to present Artistic Director: University Dancers concert and touring company.
Summer 2011-13 Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival Visiting teacher; community classes
Summer 2011-12 Massachusetts Dance Festival, Boston University, UMass Amherst
Spring 2007 Amherst College, Intermediate modern dance technique
Spring /Fall 2006 Mount Holyoke College, Guest Faculty/ Visiting Artist, Advance modern dance technique and Limón Repertory
Fall 2006 Central Connecticut State University Adjunct Professor, Beginning Modern Dance Technique
Spring 2005 Trinity College. Guest Faculty/ Choreographer ,Modern dance technique and repertory
Additional Master classes
Europe: Italy, Spain, France, Hungary, Brazil, El Salvador, US Virgin Islands, and Trinidad & Tobago
United States: Over 25 States
Regional: New York City, Boston, Connecticut, Maine, Albany, New Hampshire
2014- "The Way…out" music by Bach
2013- "Hotel Destiné" music by Toby Twining
2010- "Pienso en Ti" music by Shakira and Antonio Pinto
2009- "Keinetic Counterpoint" music by Steve Reich
2008- "Allegro Molto" music by Antonio Vivaldi
2007- "Who Moved my Finish Line?" music by John Adams
2006- "Meagan's Way" music by Pat Metheny
2012- "Violet" (Rand Theater)
2011- "Urinetown" (Rand Theater)
2010- "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" (Rand Theater)
2008- "Ondine" (Rand Theater)
2014 Accademia Theatro alla Scala "The Unsung" – José Limón https://vimeo.com/album/2683330/video/86297688
2008 to Present: University Dancers, Artistic Director
Rehearsal director:
2012 Rome Opera Ballet "Day on Earth" – Doris Humphrey
Dr. Pearl Primus', "Negro Speaks of Rivers," "Strange Fruit," "Hard Times Blues"
José Limón's, "Chaconne," "There is a Time," "Sonata for Two Cellos" "Choreographic Offering," and "The Mazurkas."
Ted Hershey's, "Village Suite", "Between us Glimmering", "Meditation".
Doris Humphrey's: "Day on Earth", "Passacaglia"
2013 Laban Institute of Movement Studies (LIMS)
2008 The American Alliance for Theatre and Education (AATE)
2014 Solo Concerts
2012 Guest artist Rome Opera Ballet "Day on Earth" – Doris Humphrey
2008 Guest artist José Limón Dance Company US and European tour
1990 – Present Works /Laura Glenn Dance Company
Repertory included "Schroedinger's Cat," "At Risk," "Kerb" and "Between Us Glimmering"
(Laura Glenn) "Windows", "Meditation (Ted Hershey), "Duo Hermanos" (Rob Kowalski).
1990 – 1997 José Limón Dance Company
Repertory included "The Unsung," "A Choreographic Offering," "Missa Brevis," and
"There is a Time" (José Limón), "Day of Earth," and "Ritmo Jondo" (Doris Humphrey),
"Cleave" and "Fantomes" (Phyllis Lamhut), "Strange Hero" (Daniel Nagrin),
"pale grass and blue, then red" (Ralph Lemmon), "Sombra y Sol" (Donald McKayle),
"Never No Lament" (Garth Fagan) and "Retablos" (Carlos Orta).
Performance venues included The John F. Kennedy Center; The White House; Gala of the International Day of Dance Madrid Spain; International Arts Festival, Athens, Greece; Pecs, Hungary.
1991 Jacob's Pillow's "Men Dancers: The Ted Shawn Legacy"
Repertory included "Kinetic Molpai" (Ted Shawn), "The Unsung" (Limón),
"Oatka Trail" (Fagan), "Ode" (Ann Carlson) and "Surrender II" (Stephen Petronio).
1991/1992 Seasons Janis Brenner & Dancers
2012 92nd St. Y: "Hard Times Blues" (Pearl Primus), "Spanish Dance" (Daniel Nagrin)
2011 Trinity College: "Seeline O'man" (Reggie Wilson)
2008 Jacob's Pillow: "Mazurka", "Etude"
2007 Purchase College SUNY: "I Love You Dearly "(Mark Morris), "Etude" (David Parsons) "Spanish Dance" (Daniel Nagrin), "Chaconne" (José Limón), "Negro Spirituals" (Helen Tamaris), "The Exiles" (José Limón), "Seeline O'man (Reggie Wilson)
2006 Burgos, Spain "Chaconne", "The Exiles" (José Limón)
2006 New York City, NYU: "Sonata for Two Cellos" (José Limón)
Five College Dance Department: "MinEVENT" (Merce Cunningham)
"Gloria" (Mark Morris), "Narcoleptic" Lovers (Doug Elkins), "Passacaglia" (Doris Humphrey)
NACRE: Winter concert 2010, Saratoga Springs, NY
UMass Amherst Dance Program: "Choreographic Offering", "There is a Time" (José Limón) "Passacaglia", "Day on Earth" (Doris Humphrey)
Limón Company 2008 European Tour: "The Traitor" (José Limón)
Springfield College Dance Program: Springfield College and Jacob's Pillow Inside-Out Performance. "Labor Symphony" (Ted Shawn)
2012-Present Principal Investigator: Creative, expressive and functional movement research at Tewksbury Hospital for Huntinton Disease residents.
2013 Certified HIPAA Privacy Associate (CHPA)
2010, 2011 Curator: The Instant Of Combustion – Barbara Morgan Photo Exhibition, Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts and the University Museum of Contemporary Art, Fine Arts Center, University of Massachusetts Amherst.
2010, 2011 Grant Writer: UMass Amherst Arts Council Block Grants
2010 Principal Investigator: National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Access to Artistic Excellence Grant
2010 Coordinator: Dancing Through College and Beyond & Kids Cafe Festival. A day for students, parents and teachers to explore dance opportunities in colleges and universities including movement classes, panel discussions and the College Resource Fair.
2008 to 2009 Mentor/Choreographer: The Performance Project -Examines the effects of racism, economic oppression, bigotry, and violence, and creates compelling works of theater, movement, and spoken-word.
2007 to present Committee assignments:
2007 to 2010 Festival Director: White Mountain Summer Dance Festival.
2004 to 2007 Treasurer: Martha Hill Dance Fund.
2004 to 2009 Charter Board Member: Scapegoat Garden Dance Company.
Seeline 'Oman from Paul Dennis on Vimeo.
Scuola di Ballo 3 Febb 2014 – Video Istituzionale from Andrea Angeli on Vimeo.
HARD TIMES BLUES from Paul Dennis on Vimeo.
Gloria – solo (excerpt) from Paul Dennis on Vimeo.
SPANISH DANCE from Paul Dennis on Vimeo.


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Everyone knows Olympic figure skater Brian Boitano is a champion on the ice, but he also gives a gold medal performance in the kitchen! In the new daytime series, What Would Brian Boitano Make?, Brian demonstrates his culinary skills and passion for one-of-a-kind entertaining. In every unpredictable episode, Brian hosts get-togethers at his San Francisco home. With a humorous and knowledgeable approach to cooking, Brian puts his unique spin on irresistible dishes like Chicken Paella Burgers, Pear and Almond Crostata, Crab and Avocado Crostini, and Bourbon Bacon Apple Tarts.
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In 1988, two of the world's top figure skaters, Brian Boitano of the USA and Brian Orser of Canada, fought out an epic contest at the Winter Olympics. Dubbed the "Battle of the Brian's", the showdown was decided by the narrowest of margins and on the final dance. Kirsty Mcquire talks to Brian Boitano
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Rio Grande/NAIA Sports Information
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Two players representing the University of Rio Grande are among the more than 250 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Division II women's basketball student-athletes named 2015-16 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
Senior guard/forward Sarah Bonar and senior center Harley Adler represented the RedStorm on the list.
Rio Grande/CoSIDA Sports Information
AUSTIN, Texas – University of Rio Grande senior Sarah Bonar has been named to the 2015-16 Academic All-America® College Division Women's Basketball First Team by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
The CoSIDA Academic All-America® College Division basketball teams include student-athletes from NAIA, Canadian and two-year institutions.
Bonar - a Biology/Biomedical - carries a 3.92 grade point average.
The Hartford, Ohio native had been named to the All-District 1 Team three weeks ago, securing her inclusion on the All-America ballot.
Bonar averaged a team-high 17.7 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.5 steals for the RedStorm, who finished 19-10 following a loss to Indiana University-Southeast in the quarterfinal round of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament.
KIAC/Rio Grande Sports Information
FLORENCE, Ky. - University of Rio Grande senior Sarah Bonar has been named to the 2015-16 All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Women's Basketball First Team, while junior teammate Brooke Marcum grabbed second team honors.
The team and other award winners, selected through balloting of the league's 13 head coaches, was announced Friday afternoon by conference officials.
Bonar, a guard/forward from Hartford, Ohio, was the fourth leading vote-getter in the balloting. She is third in the KIAC with a 17.7 points per game average and second in the league with a field-goal percentage of 49.4.
Bonar, who was also Rio's representative on the conference's Champions of Character Team, scored a career-high 41 points in a win over Ohio Valley University on Dec. 12, 2015 as part of the Joe Manchin Classic at Salem (W.Va.) International University.
Marcum, a center from Vinton, Ohio, was the RedStorm's third-leading scorer at 10.1 points per game and second-leading rebounder at 6.8 per game despite a pre-season foot injury which forced her to miss the team's first three game. She finished with a team-high six "double-double" outings.
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - Annie Thomas scored 18 of her game-high 24 points in the second half and Indiana University-Southeast held on down the stretch to post an 81-77 win over the University of Rio Grande in the quarterfinal round of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Women's Basketball Tournament, Wednesday night, at the Newt Oliver Arena.
The Grenadiers, who avenged a 10-point loss to Rio just 11 days earlier, improved to 15-14 with the victory and advanced to Saturday's semifinal round against Asbury University - a 95-65 winner over Carlow University in one of the other quarterfinal games on Wednesday.
Rio Grande, the No. 2 seed from the league's Colonial Division, finished it season at 19-10 with the loss.
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - University of Rio Grande senior guard/forward Sarah Bonar has been named to the Academic All-District 1 College Division women's basketball team by the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA).
Bonar, a native of Hartford, Ohio, averages 17.6 points and 6.8 rebounds for the RedStorm, who currently stand at 16-7 overall and 9-3 in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference heading into tomorrow night's game at Asbury University.
Bonar scored a career-high 41 points in a win over Ohio Valley University back in December.
In the classroom, Bonar - a Biology/Biomedical - sports a 3.92 grade point average.
By virtue of her All-District selection, Bonar is now eligible for the All-America team, which will be released in late February.
Rio Grande Sports Information
RIO GRANDE, Ohio - The University of Rio Grande women's basketball team overcame a horrid start, using two big scoring spurts to pull away over the middle two quarters for an eventual 73-59 win over Carlow University, Thursday night, in Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action at the Newt Oliver Arena.
The RedStorm, who won for the second straight outing, improved to 15-7 overall and 8-3 in the KIAC with the victory.
Carlow, which fell to 1-16 in its all-time series with Rio, dropped to 10-11 overall and 3-8 in league play with the loss.


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Do they cut hose end off at dump station on purpose?
This just in, and to close this thread... Woman Accused Of Taking Bat To Man's Car For Staying In Front Of Gas Pump For Too Long
05/19/16 03:59pm
Beginning RVing
stopping for a single night - rest area or rv park?
Let's dial it back just a little, please.
04/01/16 09:50am
Beginning RVing
spare tire stuck under trailer
Liquid Wrench first comes to mind. The second is WD-40 Rust Release Penetrate Spray. You should be able to find either at any hardware store. Spray on to the rust areas that are preventing the spare tire to be released, then let stand for the time (15-30 minutes) to permit penetration, and then loosen nuts with a jack wrench or large socket wrench. You may need additional leverage to "crack" the rust. I have a three foot length of pipe that fits over the the wrench handle. When I'm applying this kind of leverage I am *very* careful to pull and not jerk the action as I do not want to break the tool or the mounting bolts. As a last resort if the rust is truly solid, your only other choice is to apply heat to the area with a propane torch, then loosen with the wrench/leverage but this should only be done with VERY great care and only if you are absolutely sure of what you're doing. Hope this helps.
09/20/15 10:28am
Newbie with battery question
I edited and deleted a number of posts. If there are members who disagree from a personal perspective, I refer you to the Private Messages link in the upper right corner of your screen under the "Welcome, " and take it off-line. Thank you for your cooperation.
08/13/15 09:50am
Beginning RVing
Pushing the Limits and My Moderation Philosophy
I've been talking with a couple of members privately about some of the perceived over-moderation in other areas of the forum and, yes, even some of my own posts were edited or deleted; and that's not unique to this forum, but I've had it happen in other forums I frequent. My advice to them was something I started doing a few years ago when it came to expressing my opinion: What I learned to do was to surround the opinion with something like: ... or, if I'm feeling a bit more assertive: ... or, text followed by... (IMO, YMMV) These qualifiers sometimes saves the post as it clearly states that I am not speaking as an authority (or simply being a smart @$$ on the topic, which I should expect would be edited or deleted - this last one sometimes comes as a shock to my fellow mods :) ). That can sometimes make the difference...
07/22/15 08:35am
Beginning RVing
Pushing the Limits and My Moderation Philosophy
Originally posted Sept. 21, 2007 as a reply to the question, "Why so many grumpy people full of opinions here?" The moderators of the Open Roads Forum are volunteers, giving of our time and talent as fellow RVers and campers, to this forum to help promote our hobby. We are neither omniscient, omnipresent nor omnipotent (Admin might be, however). If there are rules violations we may or may not, encounter them and advise the others, so that appropriate action might be taken. We rely on our fellow members to advise us by clicking on the "Notify Moderator" link. That link also provides room for comments. It is not, nor should it be considered, "tattling" for a member to advise a moderator about a rules violation. Let me remind you that the Open Roads Forum is a family site and is now one of the largest forums, by membership, on the internet (over 200,000 members). When you post, it is not read only by other adults, but also by minor-aged children, who have an interest in RVing and camping. The forum is for the RV consumer community and only that community. That's the forum owner's (AGI) rules we abide by. Let me also make it perfectly clear, there are plenty of other forums with much looser rules than this one, and that the participation is, by far, much less than this one (and more than one has been shut down by the sponsoring ISP due to the excesses of the few). If you want to exercise your "rights of free speech" on issues other than RVing or camping, you also have the right to post them elsewhere. Also remember that any reference to the Bill of Rights is to limit the government power over its citizens. It has absolutely no relevance to this forum or to its rules. Sustaining the forum rules is a primary reason this forum has succeeded when so many others have failed. If there is a perceived error in judgment by a moderator (read my opening statements), we still would like to know about it. First, contact the moderator of the forum if they already have not PMed you about it. Personally, I try to head off any confrontation by PMing a member and giving them the opportunity to edit their thread or post, or an opportunity to explain why the post should stand as is. If I get a less than satisfactory (i.e. confrontational) response, I will edit the post for them, or yes, delete the thread entirely. And yes, that is how I moderate Beginning RVing and Tent Camping; I have, from time-to-time posted my method of moderating in those forums, and yes, have been called on an error in judgment by "my" members from time-to-time; again, I am human, too. For those who are involved in Scouting, you will know what I mean when I say that I try to "follow the 12" when evaluating posts and intentions of the originators of the posts (PM me if you want to know what this means). Each of the moderators has their own method of implementing the spirit of the moderation guidelines (forum rules). Again, when there is a question, we typically consult each other. But then, Beginning RVing and Tent Camping does not get the same amount of traffic than the other forums, so I actually have the opportunity to respond more frequently and intimately, with the members than, perhaps, the other moderators. I always welcome input from the members (as do my fellow moderators) so that I can provide a service to members who share my passion for the outdoors lifestyle. The forum administration picks its moderators from the membership based on their participation in the forum and how they are received by other members (and moderators). Again, I state, if you have a question of the moderator regarding your or another's post, free free to contact them to get clarification. If you do not get a response from that moderator (again there may be a delay, hey we like to RV, too!), feel free to contact another moderator. But, one thing you do not want to do; you do not want to get into a confrontation with the moderator(s), nor the Administrators. You will want to keep the issue civil. It'd be like getting into a confrontation with a campground host or the rangers. You might be "right," but will the aggravation in the meantime be worth it? NOTE: I will allow the thread to remain open for a few more posts, but if I see anymore posts that clearly violate the Forum Rules, I will close the thread. Call it censorship if you want, but that's how I moderate. I make sure that we all follow the rules.
07/21/15 01:48pm
Beginning RVing
Things to consider when buying first rv
Mod Note: This clearly was copied from a commercial web site which was referred in another thread and closed by me yesterday. If this post was to test where the line is drawn in terms of what is acceptable and what is not, then I suggest you reread the Forum Rules where it clearly states: * You may not use the Open Roads Forum to either advertise or promote commercial endeavors. This includes direct posts, member name, URLS in your profile or signature, as well as, active links to other sites on the Internet. If a member, especially a Senior Member, insists on testing the forum moderators or administration, we have a long history of being less tolerant than accidental postings by new users. Perhaps it is time for me to repost my philosophy regarding Beginning RVing so that all may know, for sure, where the boundaries are. In the meantime, I'm closing this thread.
07/21/15 01:21pm
Beginning RVing
Things to consider before heading to an RV Sales Lot
As per the Forum Rules: * You may include URLs or active links to commercial sites for the purpose of expanding on comments or providing additional information as part of regular forum interactions. However... * You may not use the Open Roads Forum to either advertise or promote commercial endeavors. This includes direct posts, member name, URLS in your profile or signature, as well as, active links to other sites on the Internet. The key words in the "may" are "...for the purpose of expanding on comments..." So, since this did not start out as a discussion about doing one's homework and the OP providing it as a useful link, but instead, simply posted the link, the context falls primarily to the latter than the former. While I checked to see if there is an association between the OP and the web site/it's owner, rather than deleting the thread entirely, I'll merely close it and chalk it up to forum newbie "faux pas."
07/20/15 12:31pm
Beginning RVing
Short bed manuvering
Here's my story from 2002. And guess what? It happened again this past weekend 13 years later. You'd think I would have learned by now! :O
07/01/15 02:00pm
Alfa see ya or Alfa gold
Checking the NADA Guide for Alfa and other sources, the "SYF" prefix would lead one to believe that this is a "See Ya" model and not a "See Ya Gold" model which has a "SGF" prefix. Here's an example of a 2006 SYF35RLIK Model 314. My guess is that this is what yours looks like. Here's an example of a 2006 SGF35RLIK Model 323. You'll notice that the "Gold" is prominently marked on the unit. So, if yours was represented as a "See Ya Gold", I would go back and ask how they arrived at that result. Hope this helps.
06/23/15 01:42pm
Beginning RVing
Dump techniques....
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/000/540/660/961.png Time to close this thread.
06/22/15 03:59pm
Beginning RVing
Alfa see ya or Alfa gold
The See Ya and Gold are two different models from Alfa Industries. Without knowing the floorplan model and year, we cannot tell you which one you own. We can tell you that the "See Ya" is the middle child of the model line while the "Founder" is the low end and the "Gold" is the top end. If you do a search within the forums, you will find owners (and non-owners) commenting on their experience (and hear-say) in owning the Alfa-series motorhomes and trailers. Hope this helps. Otherwise, provide the model number and we may be able to answer better,
06/22/15 03:55pm
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23 minute dump time?
Time to say goodnight.
06/09/15 10:24pm
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Mondrian is a Migidoll Ryu NS.
Hair! <3
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I am developing on 64bit Win7 and am trying to figure out why a
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call in my .pro file is not working. I have tried hard coding the path
@system(cd C:/)@
changing the cd call to chdir and even trying different combinations of parenthesis and still have issues. Here is my stub:
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QT += core
QT -= gui
TARGET = test
CONFIG += console
CONFIG -= app_bundle
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This setup seems to work fine on Linux (with the appropriate changes to mydir and dir call). Is this a known compatibility issue? I have not found any documented forms of it...


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Prepare to meet the wicked progeny of the master of modern horror. In Lovecraft's Monsters, H. P. Lovecraft's most famous creations--Cthulhu, Shoggoths, Deep Ones, Elder Things, Yog-Sothoth, and more, appear in all their terrifying glory. Each story is a gripping new take on a classic Lovecraftian creature, and each is accompanied by a spectacular original illustration that captures the monsters' unique visage. Contributors include such literary luminaries as Neil Gaiman, Joe R. Lansdale, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Karl Edward Wagner, Elizabeth Bear, and Nick Mamatas. The monsters are lovingly rendered in spectacular original art by World Fantasy Award--winning artist John Coulthart (The Steampunk Bible). Legions of Lovecraft fans continue to visit his bizarre landscapes and encounter his unrelenting monsters. Now join them in their journey...if you dare.show more
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"Some of the best Lovecraftian short fiction of the past 30 years." --Washington Post "If you like Lovecraft even a little bit, this collection is a must." --Book Riot "Ellen Datlow's second editorial outing into the realm of Lovecraft proves even more fruitful than the first. Focusing on Lovecraftian monsters, Datlow offers readers sixteen stories and two poems of a variety that should please any fans of the genre." --The Arkham Digest "There's no need to have previously read Lovecraft's work to enjoy Lovecraft's Monsters, but the collection will surely leave you with the desire to acquaint or reacquaint you with HPL canon." --Rue Morgue A Creature Feature Top Ten Book of 2014 "Fans of the HBO True Detective series (and those who are not) will love this new themed anthology from acclaimed genre editor, Ellen Datlow. --Creature Feature "In the case of Lovecraft's Monsters, edited by the great Ellen Datlow, the quality of the stories is both a celebration of HPL's legacy and a reminder of the wealth of talent the genre has to offer... It's simple: if you like Lovecraftian fiction, you need to get this." --Horror Talk "...amazing and creative tales each with a striking illustration by John Coulthart...I fully recommend adding this nice anthology for all fans of Lovecraft." --Dark Corner "[T]he queen of anthologies, Ellen Datlow, has brought together the usual outstanding group of writers... This is a must-have anthology for fans of things that go squick in the night." --Lit/Rant "The result is a delightful array of little pieces that range in mood and subject. Unholy sacrifice, forbidden love, a private dick on the trail of a murderer--there's something there for everyone." --The Jaded Consumer "Editor Ellen Datlow has put together an anthology that will rock your liquid fantasies. Tachyon Publications has produced an excellent themed anthology. Lovecraft enthusiasts will plunge into the volume and be happily immersed in the content." --Diabolique Magazine "Where else, in one anthology, can a reader jump from roman noir werewolves to steampunk tanks in the Amazon to tales of forbidden love on the Innsmouth shore to Pinkerton agents in the Wild West?... Fortunately, we have Ellen Datlow to lead the way." --Hellnotes "Each story is a dark wonder and the volume itself is absolutely gorgeous, sumptuously illustrated throughout with steampunky-baroque original art by World Fantasy Award-winning artist John Coulthart. Lovecraft's Monsters is a must-have for every fan of dark speculative fiction, so click on the cover graphic and grab it!" --The Tomb of Dark Delights "With Ellen Datlow at the helm, there was never really any doubt about the quality of the selections on hand ...Lovecraft's Monsters is certainly a worthy addition to any horror library." --Innsmouth Free Press "Lovecraft's Monsters is a must-read for any fans of the Cthulhu Mythos." --Geek Smash "[A] delightful array of little pieces that range in mood and subject... Unholy sacrifice, forbidden love, a private dick on the trail of a murderer--there's something there for everyone." --The Jaded Consumer "So I am telling you now, in the name of Yog-Sothoth, get this book, and prepare to lose some sleep." --The Bookend Family "Lovecraft's Monsters, edited by Ellen Datlow and published by Tachyon Publications, is a reprint anthology of some carefully chosen and mighty fine Lovecraftian short stories, novellas and poems... All in all it is a terrific selection of works, and one that any fan of Lovecratian works should add to their collection." --Fear.net "...an entirely enjoyable read... for Mythos devotees I would highly recommend picking it up" --Seattle Geekly "There's a lot to love in Lovecraft's Monsters, an anthology which is both faithful and inventive at the same time. Unafraid to take risks and snazzily illustrated, this collection is proof that the Cthulhu cult remains as strong as ever." --Starburst "Datlow brings together some of the top SF/F and horror writers working today and has them play in Lovecraft's bizarre world. And that's a delight." --January Magazine "For Lovecraft's Monsters, each writer had the same agenda: come up with a fresh take on one of the legendary author's otherworldly creatures, like Cthulhu, the Shoggoths, the Elder Things and Yog-Sothoth. (Trust, they're scarier than those tongue-twisting names suggest.) Adding to the book's excellence, illustrator John Coulthart provided gorgeous new black-and-white artwork for each story." --Complex "Lovecraft's Monsters will appeal to fans of Lovecraft's work, particularly his Mythos stories, and to readers of dark fiction everywhere. Datlow is an experienced and keen editor of dark fiction and has assembled a truly impressive list of stories." --LitReactor "[A]n amazing and diverse treasure trove of stories. As an avid fan of Lovecraft's monstrous creations, THIS is the anthology I've been waiting for." --Shattered Ravings "Each story is a dark wonder and the volume itself is absolutely gorgeous, sumptuously illustrated throughout with steampunky-baroque original art by World Fantasy Award-winning artist John Coulthart. Lovecraft's Monsters is a must-have for every fan of dark speculative fiction, so click on the cover graphic and grab it!" --Count Gore Praise for Ellen Datlow "The field's leading anthologist." --Washington Post on The Best Horror of The Year, Volume 6 On Hauntings "This diverse 25-story anthology is a superb sampling of some of the most significant short horror works published between 1985 and 2005. Editor extraordinaire Datlow (Poe) includes classic stories from horror icons." --Publishers Weekly, starred review "With her keen eye for craftsmanship, prolific anthologist Datlow always delivers first-class entertainment, whether her genre-at-hand is sf, fantasy, or, in this case, horror." --Booklist "Anytime you sample a collection edited by veteran anthologist Ellen Datlow (Snow White, Blood Red; Teeth; Supernatural Noir), you know that you are in for a treat." --Shroud Magazine "Datlow once again proves herself as a master editor... Highly recommended." --Arkham Digest On Darkness: Two Decades of Modern Horror "Make sure you are in a safe place before you open it up." --New York Journal of Books "An anthology to be cherished and an invaluable reference for horror aficionados." --Publishers Weekly, starred review "Darkness promises to please both longtime fans and readers who have no clue what 'splatterpunk' was supposed to mean." --San Francisco Chronicle "Eclectic...a complete overview of some of the best horror stories published in the last twenty years." --SF Site On The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror "As the line between fantasy and horror blurs, this combined presentation of their exemplars will give readers of both genres much to enjoy, and may even broaden a few horizons." --Publishers Weekly, starred review "Bring out the bone china--a critically acclaimed fantasy/horror annual celebrates its 20th anniversary in grand style... Worth a space on any bookshelf." --Kirkus "...an excellent anthology of horror stories... I highly recommend it!" --Black Gateshow more
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Ellen Datlow is one of the most successful editors in the genres of fantasy and horror. She was the fiction editor of OMNI for nearly twenty years, and has since edited the online magazines Event Horizon and Sci Fiction. Her many anthologies include the Year's Best Fantasy and Horror series; Naked City: Tales of Urban Horror; Snow White, Blood Red; and Darkness: Two Decades of Modern Horror. She has won five Hugo, eight Locus, three Bram Stoker, two Shirley Jackson, and nine World Fantasy awards. Datlow lives in New York City. Neil Gaiman is the New York Times bestselling author of the novels Neverwhere, Stardust, the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning American Gods, Anansi Boys, and Good Omens (with Terry Pratchett), the young adult novel Coraline, as well as the short story collections Smoke and Mirrors and Fragile Things. He is the originator of the Sandman series and his novels and stories have been adapted for television, screen, and stage. He lives in Minneapolis, MN. Joe R. Lansdale is the author of more than 30 novels, including the Edgar Award-winning Hap and Leonard mystery series (Mucho Mojo; Two Bear Mambo), and the New York Times Notable Book The Bottoms. Over 200 of his stories have appeared in outlets such as Tales from the Crypt and Pulphouse, and his work has been adapted for The Twilight Zone and Masters of Horror. Lansdale has written for several graphic novel series including Batman and Fantastic Four. He is a tenth-degree black belt and the founder of the Shen Chuan martial art. He lives in Nacodoches, TX. Caitlin R. Kiernan is the author of nine science fiction and fantasy novels, including Silk, Murder of Angels, and Blood Oranges; the long-running Dancy Flammarion series; as well as eleven short story collections, and nonfiction about paleontology. She has received four International Horror Guild Awards and the Tiptree Award. She lives in Providence, RI. Elizabeth Bear is the author of over 25 novels including the Jenny Casey series (Hammered; Scardown; Worldwired), Range of Ghosts, and Shattered Pillars. She has received the Hugo, Tiptree, Sturgeon, Campbell, Spectrum, and Locus Awards. She lives in Hartford, CT.show more
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Foreword by Stefan Dziemianowicz Introduction by Ellen Datlow "Only the End of the World Again" by Neil Gaiman "Bulldozer" by Laird Barron "Red Goat Black Goat" by Nadia Bulkin "The Same Deep Waters as You" by Brian Hodge "A Quarter to Three" by Kim Newman "The Dappled Thing" by William Browning Spencer "Inelastic Collisions" by Elizabeth Bear "Remnants" by Fred Chappell "Love Is Forbidden, We Croak and Howl" by Caitlin R. Kiernan "The Sect of the Idiot" by Thomas Ligotti "Jar of Salts" by Gemma Files "Black as the Pit, from Pole to Pole" by Howard Waldrop and Steven Utley "Waiting at the Crossroads Motel" by Steve Rasnic Tem "I've Come to Talk with You Again" by Karl Edward Wagner "The Bleeding Shadow" by Joe R. Lansdale "That of Which We Speak When We Speak of the Unspeakable" by Nick Mamatas "Haruspicy" by Gemma Files "Children of the Fang" by John Langanshow more


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There are two maps for Saffron City. What's the difference between them, and which one should I use (if it matters)?
The first Saffron City map (3.10) is the one which you use in game while the second one (3.11) has no scripts attached and is used to make the connecting routes (5, 6, 7 and 8) appear connected to the city from their perspective. If you stand as close as you can to Saffron City while on those routes you might be able to see one or two tiles from 3.11, but other than that it doesn't have any purpose. I have no idea why GameFreak thought making a replica Saffron City was better than extending the routes one or two tiles in width/ height.
And no, there no real need to use one over the other unless you want to save 3.10's scripts and events :P
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This article examines the effect of receiving a housing voucher on the mobility and neighborhood attributes of low-income households. Housing policy has shifted toward vouchers in lieu of public housing projects to allow households to move away from high-poverty areas. We use administrative records collected from an experiment to examine this issue. We find that households moved immediately after receiving the subsidy but did not relocate to lower poverty neighborhoods until several quarters later. Our findings suggest that recipients initially lease in nearby units to secure the subsidy, while continuing to search for housing in lower poverty neighborhoods.


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Wow. Sorry it took me so long to comment on this!
Once again, you've managed to amaze me.
I love this line, I really do. I especially love how delightfully twisted it is. Like a mix between everything I like about Mismagius and Gothitelle. I don't know if that's where you drew inspiration from (probably not considering you said this design has been with you for a while and you didn't based it off of anything in particular soo) but you've managed to capture the essence of the two -- pretty much the essence of what makes a Ghost type Pokemon -- while still being so uniquely your own.
It.... that watermark though. ;o; I know, I know.. but it really does get in the way of the finer details around the face; specifically Chiby's. But hey, that's nitpicking at this point. You know you're accomplished, is there anything I could say that you haven't already heard?
Seriously though, another awesome update and another stunning line. You should do this more often! xD
Hah, thank you!
You're right; I didn't base them off of either of those Pokémon. Though, their coloration was heavily inspired by Mismagius. It loved how the purple complimented the pink they added in, so I thought I would make use of the purple. It was originally much darker, but thanks to some fine people on deviantART, they helped me with the entire color scheme. I wanted the line to be very... wicked, despite the cute appearance. Chiby is supposedly the souls of infants while Chibaki lives up to her name; a small brat. Chioras is my favorite by far, but Chibaki holds a special place with me. She was the first fakemon I ever drafted, so... I am quite attached to her.
As for the watermark... aside from commissions, I'll remove them from future pieces. Since I'll have them on my page over on dA, I shouldn't have to worry. <3 I guess I'm a little paranoid, that's all. Well, even with watermarks, people will still steal something so I guess I'll just have to take that risk.
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These are... some of the best peices of Pokemon concept art I've seen. And I've seen a lot of concept art.
You're much too kind, dear. <3 Thank you!!
I might as well dump some more stuff off here. I've got two recently finished point commissions that I am
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Ashnix had no reference of pose, but it came out quite dynamic. The commissioner wanted a different pose for Freenix, so we both agreed that we could base it off of Articuno's sprite from Pokémon Conquest. I will admit... I had a horrible time with the ice, but I guess for a majority of it and a friend helped me out with the rest; I am very happy with it, despite all of my guesswork.
Next up, three new fossil fakemon are going to be revealed soon!
I've got the two 'main' fossils coming up, plus a little bonus fossil you get. Once I get the last one colored, I'll post all three of them. :3
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Blues hope to end Blackhawks' unbeaten streak
ST. LOUIS, Feb 28, 2013 (Belleville News-Democrat - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Chicago's 3-2 overtime win over Edmonton on Monday gave the St. Louis Blues their wish -- a chance to hand the Blackhawks their first regulation loss this season.
Chicago's 16-0-3 start has set an NHL record for the longest unbeaten streak to begin a season. Dating back to last season, the Hawks have not lost in regulation in their previous 25 games.
The Blues (10-6-2) and Blackhawks renew their long rivalry at 7 p.m. Thursday at Scottrade Center.
"They are a very good hockey club, I'm not taking anything away from them," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said. "But so are we, and we know we can play with them. But we have to play the way we play, which is hard on teams.
"We've got to play the right way for 60 minutes or we're not going to beat them. You're not going to beat Chicago playing 40 minutes, you've got to play 60 minutes of really good, sound hockey." The Blackhawks grabbed a 3-0 lead and held on to beat the Blues 3-2 on Jan. 22 in Chicago.
The Blackhawks won a Stanley Cup in 2010 and are enjoying their status atop the league standings under former Blues coach Joel Quenneville.
"You can feel it," Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa told the Chicago Tribune. "Every team is ready for us as they try to stop this team and try to be the first. It's getting tougher and tougher. (Teams) check harder and everybody gets prepared for us more and more." The 'Hawks have been on such a roll that both of their goalies have eight victories.
Corey Crawford, who will start Thursday against the Blues, is 8-0-3 with a 1.50 goals-against average and .941 save percentage. Backup Ray Emery is 8-0 with a 2.08 goals-against average.
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"It's all on-ice," he said when asked about what has helped the most in his bid to restore order to his game. "You can watch as much video as you want, but if you don't practice it, it's not going to do anything for you." Hitchcock said Elliott will start either Friday at home against Edmonton or Sunday in Dallas.
"I think we need to get Ells going here," Hitchcock said Wednesday. "He's had another good day of practice today, he looks fine." Elliott hasn't played since Feb. 11 and during the Blues' losing streak was replaced by rookie Jake Allen, who won three of his four starts before being reassigned to the minors.
What is Hitchcock looking for in Elliott, whose goals-against average has climbed to 3.57 while his save percentage has plummeted to .849 "I think just stop the puck, but more important stability of position," Hitchcock said. "He's been very good now for almost 10 days, so I think if he just continues down that path he'll be up and running. Allowing him to have all this instruction has helped him. He's gotten back on track." Struggling goalies are a tough entity. Some need to play a lot to regain their confidence, while others benefit from time out of the net to regroup.
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I took this photography inside the Macba Museum in Barcelona. The museum was about to close, the whole first floor was closed because of the works and there was just one exhibition I really liked. Since that exhibition didnt took much of my time, I walked a bit around the building and I discovered that the building itself was really interesting. The light, the clean of the shapes, the white... I saw that corner in the building and made about 200 shoots. :D That made my day.
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Dana White Picks Mayweather Now, Pacquiao 5 Years AgoUFC President Dana White says he's trying to secure tickets to the May 2 fight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. He also has an opinion on who will win the fight.
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Redeemed UFC Middleweight Uriah Hall Returns To Action SundayNo one has been more hyped by UFC president Dana White during their time on 'The Ultimate Fighter' than UFC middleweight Uriah Hall.
UFC Champion Jon Jones Entering Drug TreatmentThe Nevada Athletic Commission says Jones tested positive for the main metabolite of cocaine, according to Yahoo Sports.
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I like the old one best. Unless any of the new entries is yours, then I like that one best.
I would totally rock this bad boy:
They have enough excellent entries, that I think they should do like Rock Racing, and pick the top dozen or so, and have a slight variation for each race.
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After narrowing over 600 entries to the final 5, the time has come to announce the winner of the 2008 jersey design contest. The presentation will be made at 1:00 pm pacific standard time Thursday Sept. 27th, from the Media Center at the Interbike trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada. If you are in Vegas stop by and join the fun! If you can't make it to the media center you can tune in from home to find out what next years jersey will look like. Thanks to everyone who submitted a design. Just to make life easy, here is a link to the Live Feed. Let the drum roll begin!
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and i kinda like the tucker carlson jersey a bit myself.....geek chic all the way.
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I'm not going to wear a huge chipotle sign seriously....
...So, is that a burrito in your pocket?
Actually, yes, it is a burrito.
/that 'model' has thunderthighs and hips for days.
Sorry...I suppose I've got 'man ass' on my brain for some reason.
Don't worry, ME, I'll start imagining your asset wrapped in that from now on. Yowza!
Hey I know Joe Yule, actually haven't spoken to him in a few years. I'll have to call him.
dude why would I advertise for Chipotle...thats just ********.
Do they even sponsor any pro teams?
I like it, and I'm a big fan of (eating at) Chipotle
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I loved the old jersey. I might have to try to find one. The new one is just another blue jersey to me. Aren't there enough blue jerseys? Not as visible as I would like either.
They totally should have selected the Tucker Carlson one. The one selected has too much blue for my taste.


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COLUMBIA - At the end of a long, bleak season, there was reason for South Carolina's men's basketball team to celebrate as tourney week began.
The Gamecocks won their first SEC road game Saturday at Mississippi State. They won without their head coach, whose one-game suspension prevented him from making the trip. It was their fifth SEC victory - one more than last season.
"And another thing," freshman guard Sindarius Thornwell said. "We didn't want to finish last in the conference. We knew if they would've beat us, we would be last. So we didn't want to be last."
In a season like this, any small victory matters. So South Carolina's players could be excused if there was a sigh of relief - if not outright cheers - when they reunited with their coach Monday.
Instead, there were no smiles. Just looks of determination.
South Carolina (12-19, 5-13 SEC) opens the SEC Tournament with a 7 p.m. tipoff Wednesday against Auburn (14-15, 6-12 SEC) in the Georgia Dome. Both teams desperately need a win, some tangible positive to hang their hat on before quietly exiting for the postseason.
On paper, it's a harsh matchup for the No. 13-seed Gamecocks. South Carolina lost to No. 12-seed Auburn twice this season, including a 16-point road defeat Feb. 26. The Tigers have many weaknesses, but they are blessed with one of the best backcourts in the conference. Senior Chris Denson finished second in the league with 19.2 points per game, while junior KT Harrell is sixth with 18.4 points per game.
USC coach Frank Martin said there will be no talk of revenge. The Gamecocks don't have a chip on their shoulder. With a chance to win an SEC Tournament game for the first time in six years, this game means more than that.
"If it was a regular-season game, maybe," Martin said. "In the playoffs, every team understands that their next loss could be the last time that team ever plays together. Postseason play is a completely different set of emotions than you have in the regular season."
Grudge match or not, it's good South Carolina's focus was squarely on Auburn.
The Gamecocks face an impossible task this week. In a tournament where the top four seeds are required to only win three games for a championship, South Carolina will have to win five games in five days.
Martin said his team isn't looking at the big picture. It's too daunting to consider.
"It's not win five in five (days), it's win one in one (day). It's win Wednesday," Martin said. "If you look at it, you have to win five games in five days and some of the teams only play twice, you've got no chance. You've got to win Wednesday."
South Carolina has a young team almost exclusively stocked with underclassmen, if not freshmen. As he has all season, Martin will rely on his lone senior to help carry South Carolina as long as it can go.
Barring a miracle, guard Brenton Williams is entering his final week in a Gamecocks uniform. Williams said he isn't focused on that now. He's only thinking about Auburn.
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There are some hacks out there that grant lists anon permissions but still they can't be deployed on pages managed with the editor.This omission defeats the entire purpose of running a public site on SP. Other platforms are easier to use and offer many more features.
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On the afternoon of Aug. 27, 1918, a Mexican civilian sparked a small gun battle after crossing from the United States back into Mexico at Nogales, without stopping at the U.S. Customs house. Customs Inspector Arthur G. Barber drew his pistol and chased the man, who was suspected of gun smuggling, followed by two enlisted men. A Mexican officer saw Barber coming across and fired at the customs inspector. The shot missed Barber, but struck and killed one of the other two troops. The remaining troop returned fire, killing the Mexican officer.Read More »
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The docker daemon must be installed and running. Visit https://docker.io for instructions on installing docker
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docker pull nisaacson/buildstep # optionally tag this image with your own name# docker tag nisaacson/buildstep foo_buildstep
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var buildFromTarball = require'build-from-tarball'var data = sourcePath: '/path/to/git/archive.tar.gz' buildImage: 'foo_buildstep' destImageName: 'foo_app' buildFromTarballdata if err consoledir'failed to build docker image from git archive tarball' err return console.log'image built correctly. You should now see the image %s when you execute `docker images`' datadestImageName
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var Builder = require'build-from-tarball'var data = sourcePath: '/path/to/git/archive.tar.gz' buildImage: 'foo_buildstep' repo: 'foo_app'var builder = // emit log events to avoid spamming stdout builderon'log' consoledirlog builderbuilddata completeHandler
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School officials in Cleveland and Akron are celebrating today after voters resoundingly approved levies on the ballot for both districts. Ideastream's Michelle Kanu reports the tax increases mean the districts can avoid making some cuts to programs later this year.
Dozens of Cleveland Schools levy supporters gathered at Tower City in Downtown Cleveland and danced to the tunes of Zapp and Roger for much of the night as the election results steadily showed the tax increase passing.
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson says the campaign for the 15 mill levy was successful because so many constituents supported it.
Jackson: "It was a true community effort. A community effort by the business community and the labor. A community effort by public schools and charters. A community effort by the philanthropic community. Everyone got involved."
That community effort raised over 1.7 million in campaign dollars for one of the largest tax issues on the ballot in Northeast Ohio.
The measure will bring in $65 million dollars annually over the next four years, or about ten percent of the district's operating budget. District CEO Eric Gordon says the money will largely go toward implementing a broad reform plan and help restore some of the cuts made in the last two years.
Gordon: "I think the first priority is to take a look at the k-8 school day where we cut 50 minutes and see if there's something we could do to get kids back in school for a full school day."
Across town the Akron Schools are also celebrating. The district passed a 7.9 mill levy that will bring in 19 million dollars a year. Superintendent David James says that money will help them preserve some things that were previously on the chopping block.
James: "Right now we're looking at keeping our career education programs, our specialty programs and not having to make severe staffing cuts that would affect the classroom."
Like Cleveland's officials, James says the levy's passage was crucial to ensuring the district doesn't fall into fiscal oversight by the state.


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Jan 26, 1923
Actor and Writer
Jackie Moran (January 26, 1923—September 20, 1990) was an American movie actor who, between 1936 and 1946, appeared in over thirty films, primarily in teenage roles. A native of Mattoon, Illinois, John E. Moran first attracted attention through the fine quality of his voice while singing in a church choir. He was seen by Mary Pickford who convinced his mother to take him to Hollywood for a screen test in 1935. Renamed Jackie Moran, the appealing youngster was subsequently cast in a number of substantial supporting roles, becoming, at the age of fourteen, a briefly popular adolescent star with the February 17, 1938 release of David O. Selznick's production The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The 93-minute big-budget Technicolor film was a top moneymaker, receiving an Oscar nomination for Best Art Direction. Playing Huckleberry Finn to Tommy Kelly's Tom Sawyer, Jackie Moran received critical praise for his natural acting style and was favorably compared to two earlier child star Jackies, the four-months-older Jackie Cooper and the eight-years-older Jackie Coogan (who seven years earlier starred as Tom (with Junior Durkin as Huck) in the December 1930 release Tom Sawyer and the August 1931
- Jack Moran Movies before 2015
- Buck Rogers (1939) 1939
- Movies Written by Jack Moran
- Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! 1965


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I need to perform a drive cycle in order to pass DEQ. I put new O2 sensors in and for some reason it still is not ready. They told me that I need to perform a drive cycle. What is the drive cycle for my 2002 Toyota Corolla?
by agoseclo in Tualatin, OR on January 19, 2010


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Would It be detrimental to battery life if for example playing a game like clash of clans while plugged in, due to the huge battery drain caused by this app? I notice that the phone gets fairly hot as a result of this.
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Suspected Jewish extremists on Thursday [2] slashed the tires of over 40 cars and sprayed racist graffiti in a predominantly Christian town in northern Israel, Israeli media reported.The perpetrators sprayed "Only goyim should be evacuated from our land" on a wall in the village of Jish, a majority Maronite village of some 3,000 residents.The attackers also slashed the tires of 40 cars.Israeli police have opened an investigation [3] into the incident, and labeled the incident a suspected "price tag" attack. [4]On Tuesday, Jewish extremists sprayed anti-Christian graffiti on the walls of a convent west of Jerusalem and damaged vehicles parked nearby.Slogans including "Mary is a cow," "price tag" and "America (is) Nazi Germany" were sprayed in Hebrew on the walls of the Roman Catholic sanctuary.Last July, two suspects were arrested in connection with the 2012 torching of the door of a Trappist monastery in Latrun [5], about six miles from the scene of the convent attack.In the 2012 attack, the arsonists scrawled "Jesus is a monkey" on a nearby wall in an incident that shocked the religious and political establishment.
[1] http://www.syndigate.info
[2] http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=687181
[3] http://www.albawaba.com/news/israel-price-tag-attacks-555908
[4] http://www.albawaba.com/news/house-fire-revenge-israel--533642
[5] http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Terra-incognita-Get-tough-on-monastery-vandals-and-price-tags-347340
[6] http://www.maannews.net/eng/