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The beautiful holiday weekend weather will come to an end just in time for many to return to work on Tuesday. The culprit for the changeable skies is a backdoor cold front. These fronts are typical in spring (yes, it's still spring despite the "unofficial start to summer" noted by Memorial Day).
Most cold fronts slide in from the northwest, west or southwest. A few sweep from south to north along Interstate 95 but still have their roots to the west of the Interstate 95 corridor.
A rather unique front, although well-documented in meteorology text books, will slide through the Washington-Baltimore area Tuesday and Wednesday with its roots in New England. Called a backdoor cold front, it will edge south and west from the North Atlantic to the Interstate 95 corridor before moving west towards the Shenandoah Valley.
The reason for this movement is due to a strong high pressure centered in northwestern Saskatchewan that will move east into Quebec Monday and then slide south and west through New England Tuesday through Wednesday. As it does so, warmer, more humid air will slide into the Mid-Atlantic just as a cooler, marine air mass (that will still be high in humidity) settles south.
Climatologically, backdoor cold fronts don't tend to produce severe thunderstorms (characterized by wind gusts in excess of 57 mph and hail larger than 1" in diameter) in the Mid-Atlantic due to the lack of upper-level wind support along and ahead of the front. However, due to the influx of Atlantic moisture with the convergence of the air masses, heavy downpours usually occur. They are notorious for dropping temperatures up to 30 degrees in 12 hours though.
Looking ahead, the front will slide into eastern Pennsylvania by Tuesday afternoon and then south of the nation's capital by Wednesday afternoon. This will translate to showers and storms, a few with downpours on both days.
As is typical behind a backdoor cold front, temperatures cool markedly but the humidity can remain high. A low-level easterly wind will draw in Atlantic moisture to the region, keeping low clouds intact with a few spots of drizzle, especially closer to the Bay and east of the Blue Ridge on Thursday. Highs on Thursday may stay in the 60s in Washington and actually be warmer in the mountains far west of town, away from the cooler Atlantic flow!
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If you're visiting my website for the first time, you might be wondering which recipe to start with. There are almost 60 recipes here and the number is increasing as time passes.
So I decided to create this "Maangchi's picks" section. Keep your eye on this spot for my choices – they depend on season, availability of seasonal ingredients, and my mood! :) We can focus on these recipes.
Fall has come right before us and pumpkins are everywhere. So I pick hobakjuk (butternut squash porridge) which is super-easy to make.
We also need something hot and spicy to make our bodies warm. For that we can make jjampong noodle soup
And no matter the season, we should always have mandu (dumplings) in the freezer. We can use it for warm soup, and it makes us feel comfortable to know that we have a lot of it waiting for us.
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Today I made Mandu soup! It was so warming and delicious on this cool day! I will try butternut squash porridge next… Yum!
I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed your manduguk (mandu soup)! Yeah, it's butternut squash season these days. I made hobakjuk with butternut squash yesterday and updated a few photos in the recipe. http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/hobakjuk
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Pan-Fried Pork With Celeriac-Potato Cakes
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Pan-fried pork tenderloin strips, in a creamy mustard-sage-wine sauce - which is low in the bad fats - served with celeriac-potato cakes, and steamed green vegetables, such as snow peas or broccoli. Adapted from English chef Louise Blair's 'Low GI Cookbook'.
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 450 g pork tenderloin, cut into 1 cm strips
- 2 tablespoons dry white wine
- 2 tablespoons sage, chopped
- 1 tablespoon coarse grain mustard
- 3 tablespoons creme fraiche, low fat
- 1 head celeriac, about 300g, peeled, grated and squeezed, to remove excess liquid
- 300 g new potatoes, scrubbed, grated and squeezed, to remove excess liquid
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 3 tablespoons plain flour
- 3 spring onions, finely sliced
- fresh ground black pepper, to taste
- Heat a little of the oil in a non-stick pan, season the pork with freshly-ground pepper to taste, add to the pan and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until browned all over and cooked through.
- Remove the pork from the pan, set aside and keep warm.
- Pour the wine into the pan, add the sage and stir well to deglaze the pan; and cook until reduced by half.
- Add the mustard and the crème fraîche and simmer for 2 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a bowl, except for the oil, mix the remaining ingredients together, and shape into 8 patties.
- Heat the remaining oil in a pan, add the celeriac-potato cakes and fry for 4-5 minutes on each side until they are golden.
- Drain the celeriac-potato cakes on paper kitchen towelling and pat with additional sheets to remove any excess oil.
- Transfer the celeriac-potato cakes to serving plates, top with the pork and spoon the mustard-sage-wine sauce over the pork. Serve with steamed green vegetables.
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Made this for 123 Hit Wonders. It was very tasty and easy. I used pork loin chops, sour cream instead of creme fraiche and just potatoes because celeriac is not sold in my area.
This was so delicious. We have never had celeriac before . YUM. UGLY looking veggie but tasty LOL The hardest part is shredding the veg. My scale does not work so I had to guess at the amount and used 2 cups each of the potato and celeriac and did have to add maybe 1-2 teaspoons more of flour . Plus I have never done potato cakes this way so wasn't quite sure what the consistency should be but all in all they turned out and were YUMMY. I could not find creme fraiche so used a plain yogurt . I did find the sauce a little mustardy for my taste so added just a touch more yogurt but DH loved it as done in the recipe so that is just a personal taste thing. I will be making this again . Made for Newest Zaar Tag 2009


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The ULFA's anti-talk faction led by Paresh Baruah Thursday threatened popular Assamese singer Zubeen Garg with dire consequences for defying its diktat that asked all the singers and artistes not to sing or perform Hindi songs on stage during the Bihu festival.
"He is a very talented singer and we want that he takes Assam's art and culture to the world stage. But if he chooses to act as an agent of Hindi aggression in Assam, the conflict that we have with him now will take the shape of a clash.
"The ULFA shouldn't be held responsible for any eventuality as a result of the clash," the outfit said in an email statement sent to media today.
Garg, who had shot to fame with his rendition of "Ya Ali" in film "Gangster", performed the same song on stage here during a Bihu cultural function recently. The song topped charts across India, the Middle East and South Asia.
During the function, he also said that Hindi is the "national language" of India and that he loves it.
"He had to confront with the ULFA in early 1990s for a similar offence. Then, he had promised that he would not insult Assamese art and culture in future. But, he seemed to have forgotten that now," ULFA publicity secretary Arunodoi Asom said in the statement.
The ULFA said Hindi is India's official language and not national language as asserted by the singer.
Garg was, however, very quick to react on the threat issued to him. He asserted that he would keep singing songs of love and brotherhood. He said he had sung the Bollywood number on stage on that day at the request of the audience.
"No force can diminish the liberty of an artiste. If such things continue, I won't perform on stage during Bihu from next year. And if need be, I will leave Assam," he said on his Facebook account.
On April 10, the ULFA had urged the singers to stay away from singing Hindi songs and the dancers to refrain from dancing to such songs on stage during Bihu programmes.
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To see lots of photos from my vacation to Wyoming & surrounding states, please see my Travelogues at the bottom of my Wyoming Page. I have them sorted each day of my vacation. They cover the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and various other places in and around Wyoming. Be patient on the travelogue titled "Day 6"; that was when I toured Yellowstone and there are a lot of photos.
I absolutely LOVE this state!!!! The only section of Wyoming I've seen that I don't care for is the southestern part of the state...it's a little boring and the landscape kind of blah. Anyone visiting Wyoming should not leave without seeing the Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone National Park, visiting Jackson & Cody. I loved the drive from Jackson to Dubois, over the Togwotee pass. Everyone is friendly and helpful. I would move here in a minute!!! The scenery is varied, with a little something for everyone. I stayed the night in Logan, Utah (which is a nice little town) and drove to Jackson following Rt. 89 up through a little bit of Idaho, on into Wyoming. Very, very nice drive!!!!
The Cody Nite Rodeo (held every night through the summer months) in Cody, WY is something to put on your list of things to see. Also, Old Trail Town is very interesting.
Yellowstone has plenty of spots to visit and you could spend a full week there and still not see everything. If you are limited on time...you can take what is called the "Ring of Fire" loop, I believe, and hit all the major spots...the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, Yellowstone's Upper and Lower Falls (not to be missed), various thermal pools & geysers, including Grand Prismatic Spring and Old Faithful. I would plan on getting up very early in the morning (you're more apt to see wildlife early am or in the evening). It took me roughly 8 hours to do the loop. Be prepared to do a lot of walking...the boardwalks are numerous. Also, plan plenty of extra time to allow for leisurely walking...due to the higher altitudes breathing can be a little hard, and many of the boardwalks have a lot of steps. Take your time!!
Last of all...everyone at some point in their life should visit the Grand Tetons & Yellowstone. It will enrich your life tremendously!!!
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Career Services offers a variety of workshops to help you build vital career development skills. The following is a description of our Spring 2016 workshops, all of which will be offered in the Career Services Resource Center in Muller 101 (unless noted otherwise). To guarantee a spot, register for workshops in the new ICHired employer and event site: once logged in, view the "Upcoming Events" box on the left, click on the workshop title you wish to attend, then click the "Signup" button. All of these workshops count toward SLI credit (pre-registration at least 24 hours is required to receive the SLI credit). All workshops are approximately 50-60 minutes in length, unless otherwise stated.
The Leadership Resume: Tips for Applying for Leadership Positions on Campus
Applying to the RA, SLC, OL, PCA, President's Host or other leadership position on campus? Make sure your resume makes the right kind of first impression! In this session you'll learn how to reflect the experiences and skills you have in relation to the leadership position, in addition to other important resume essentials.
- Thursday, February 11 @ 3:00 p.m.
What Comes After the Handshake?; Tips for Networking
You've probably heard by now that networking is the key to landing internships and jobs, but you may still be wondering HOW exactly to do that… Come to this workshop to learn how to proactively connect with Ithaca College Alumni at Network Nights over winter break and make lasting impressions that can lead to job and internship opportunities.
- Monday, February 15 @ 4:00 PM
How to Use the IC Mentoring Network
Find out more about how to use the new IC Mentoring Network on LinkedIn and why having career mentors can help make all the difference in your career path. Also learn about important strategies around utilizing LinkedIn to make connections, networking etiquette, and informative career networking groups.
- Tuesday, March 1 @ 3:00 PM
Professional Confidence for Women
The gender pay gap. Double standards. "Superwoman Syndrome." These are just a few of the challenges that many women continue to face in the workplace. During this session we'll explore specific strategies to tackle these and other issues, as well as ways to create success for yourself in work and in life.
- Thursday, March 3 @ 3:00 PM
How to Make LinkedIn Work for You
In case you haven't heard, employers ARE researching candidates online before hiring them. In this workshop, we'll cover what you should be doing to maintain your professional image, including how to use LinkedIn. This professional networking platform allows you to not only promote yourself, but find job openings, network with other professionals, find alumni mentors, and more.
- Monday, March 7 @ 4:00 PM
Going Global: Top 5 Tips for Living and Working Abroad
Working outside the United States can be simple or more complicated than you imagined, depending on what you want to do or where in the world you want to go. This workshop will help you figure out how to job search and network internationally, relocate and adjust to new cultural norms, and offer best practices for launching an international career.
- Wednesday, March 23 @ 4:00 PM
Is Grad School for You?
If you've been considering graduate school, you should come to this workshop! We'll cover topics like: do you need to go to grad school, what are the benefits, how to find the right program, the application process, entrance exams, and more!
- Monday, April 4 @ 4:00 PM
How to Negotiate Salary
So you've probably heard mixed messages about negotiating your salary, especially as a soon-to-be entry level employee. While there is no one-size-fits-all model for salary negotiation, there are strategies you can use regardless of industry and experience level. Come to this workshop for tips on how to navigate this sensitive process including how and when to bring it up, how to prepare, and what things you can negotiate.
- Thursday, April 14 @ 3:00 PM
How to Use the IC Mentoring Network
Find out more about how to use the new IC Mentoring Network on LinkedIn and why having career mentors can help make all the difference in your career path. Also learn about important strategies around utilizing LinkedIn to make connections, networking etiquette, and informative career networking groups.
- Monday, April 18 @ 4:00 PM
How to be Professional When Eating, Greeting, and Tweeting
Communicating with others - peers, faculty and staff, supervisors and colleagues at internships or jobs, or the general public - is something you do every day, so make sure you're doing it professionally. The impressions you make on people can have tremendous impacts on your ability to be successful in the working world. Come to this workshop to learn everything from e-mail and cell phone etiquette, to dining and meeting expectations, to what you should wear in various settings.
- Tuesday, April 19 @ 3:00 PM


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Video Calls Help Remote Stylist Be at Home with Clients
In the business world, seeing a space on a video call can be just as important as seeing a face. Entrepreneur Kelly Fallis knows this firsthand – after helping to prepare more than 750 homes to get them sale-ready with her previous home staging company, she recognized a need for a better way for people … Read more
Seek and Ye Shall Find – Tips for Search
Back in July we released a new feature in Skype for Mac 6.7 which I haven't had a chance to discuss with you yet. I want to fix that today because it really is a great feature. The feature in question is the search box on the toolbar. In this post I'll be getting into … Read more
Happy National Flex Day! 5 Tips for Better Remote Working
Here at Skype we regularly work remotely, and often with teams on varying schedules and in various spots around the globe. Add to that the fact that Skype also can be an essential tool for doing business from anywhere, and you'll see why we were naturally interested in the first annual National Flex Day in … Read more
Share and Share Alike – Tips for Screen Sharing
In an office environment people are used to connecting to webinars and conference calls where the presenter is sharing his or her screen. However screen sharing doesn't belong to the boardroom alone. If you haven't tried screen sharing via Skype yet then let me tell you how to get started and a few ways you … Read more
Working Smarter, with Skype: Jen LaFlam
As part of our "Working Smarter, with Skype" video series, solopreneur Jen LaFlam, owner of Denver-based independent marketing and sales firm JTL Media, talks authenticity, being fearless, go-to business resources and tips on joining the Skype party. Check it out, and share with us your own tips for working smarter, not harder. Interested in … Read more
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Deaf Boy First Hears Mother's Voice Over Skype
It was the moment of truth. Jenri Rivera, 7, stared deep into the laptop screen. He waved to his parents on the other end of a Skype video call in rural Guatemala. It was the first time he'd seen them in the months since he came to America. The new cochlear implant in his ear … Read more


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India vacations either for a week or less than that can make one fond of different aspects. From geographical attractions to cultural heritage, India has a vast and plentiful history. From civilizations to other enticing features the country has a lot of things to be explored by the travellers.
What more about the incredible India tours? Let's go through this article and get to know more about it in detail:
Indian culture & diversity
Cities like Jaipur, Agra, Mysore, Shimla and Delhi are known for exclusive diverse culture and richness. From the lifestyle of people to popular monuments, striking natural beauties and much more these cities are rich in all ways. And through Incredible India tours packages, tourists get the chance to have fun with all these aspects.
India travel package options
Of course, the kind of package requirement will be different from one to another person. And this is the place where experience and expertise of a professional tour and travel company play a significant role. They design their packages dealing specific and special tour requirements of the tourists. From accommodation to food, taxi service and other related services are considered well. Adding to it, the packages are always designed with the ideal selection of hotels by the tourists themselves so as to avoid hassles later.
India holidays excitement
Other than diverse historical monuments, India is popular for a wide range of travelling opportunities like visiting to wildlife sanctuaries, splendid waterfalls, calm landscapes and much more options of mind blowing beauty. Other than this, the tourists can have adventurous moments in the country by opting for events or activities like kayaking, parasailing, paragliding, rafting, scuba diving and much more.
This is the reason why more and more tourists opt for few days of India holidays to have a great time in the country.
Trip to India plans
Of course, planning is needed for each and every thing. And as far as travelling to any new country is concerned, it needs a lot more attention and proper planning. To match the actual needs and travel desires of the travellers, the packages are designed comprised of all such options. If one wants to go to Jaipur, Agra and Delhi, the tour and travel experts come with the package called as India Golden Triangle tours. Through this, one can explore beautiful aspects and rich heritage of these three captivating places.
Hence, opting for tours in India is a great way for the tourists to get closer to rich culture, natural beauty and other enticing features of India.
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A Process for Creating Accurate Estimates
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Phuse's process for creating accurate estimates, including an estimate spreadsheet template you can use and a walkthrough for agencies and freelancers.
August 4, 2015
At the end of June, twelve of us gathered in Toronto for our second annual company retreat.
May 6, 2015
Shuffle, a smart communications app that gives its users access to multiple numbers on a single device, is now available on the iOS App Store.
April 8, 2015
Robots, rockets, and space—oh my! The Youth Space Challenge, a space-themed event for kids ages 7-15, takes place this weekend at The L ab in Toronto.
March 5, 2015
Registration for the 2015 International Space Apps Challenge is now open!
February 19, 2015
Alex walks through the discovery and design process on the InfoSec Resources site project.
February 5, 2015
How last year's Space Apps Challenge Mission Report turned out to be our most rewarding Space Apps project yet.
January 29, 2015
A pure JavaScript, CSS and HTML modal. No jQuery. In fact, no dependencies at all.
January 22, 2015
We recently made a big update to our brand, introducing the bolt logo and defining our three core values: authenticity, collaboration, and transparency.
January 14, 2015
Strange Case is a simple, clean, and responsive Jekyll theme. Use it on your site and static blog!
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2014 was a year of strengthening foundations for us. In this post we take a look at our 2015 business goals, and talk about goal setting strategies.
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East Monument Street reopens for businessUPDATED 3:30 PM EST Dec 19, 2012
After a collapsed storm drain tunnel and sinkhole closed East Monument Street for months, officials reopened the street Wednesday.
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People always avoid reinventing the wheel, or so they say. But Shane Chen of Camas did it with pride.
Chen is the founder of a cutting-edge gadget company called Inventist, based on Northwest Camas Meadows Drive. In January, he took his latest creation to the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The Solowheel is pretty much a motorized unicycle plus fixed foot platforms and minus the seat. Retailing at $1,800, it's far less expensive than the roughly $5,000 Segway scooter that got so famous a few years ago. Furthermore, the Solowheel is so much cooler — because, unlike the cautious two-wheeled, handle-steered Segway, the Solowheel has a single wheel and no handle. To go forward, you lean forward while an internal gyroscope compensates, keeping vehicle and rider upright.
Maximum speed: 10 mph. Weight: 26 pounds. Average time to mastery: 20 minutes. It's been on the market for less than a year. And it got a surprisingly great reception in Vegas, Chen said.
"It was our first time and they booked us in the smallest booth in the whole show," he said. "But we were overwhelmed. People said, this is the only really new thing we've seen." Folks mobbed the little Solowheel kiosk, Chen said. Sales have been increasing ever since.
Chen was born in Beijing but left China in the 1980s after finding his innovations discouraged. He arrived in the USA with $200 in his pocket, and worked his way to up to business owner and holder of more than 30 patents. Among them are the three-wheeled PowerWing scooter, which he sold to Razor Scooter, the mega-marketer of children's scooters; the UltraDrainer, a nesting kitchen tool; and the AquaSkipper, a human-powered hydrofoil that lets users bounce across the surface of water.
Take a look at inventist.com.
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Child on the move becomes fantasy inspiration
Somebody is doing away with all the dragons on Zea Island. Only Morgan Lafayette, transported to that exotic place from our own mundane world, can save them.
Why Morgan? Because the 12-year-old girl, a nervous arrival in a new town, "never felt like she belonged anywhere. She's moved too many times. She is very unsettled. But now she's got to be strong for this whole magical world that's depending on her," said Vancouver author Shanon Mayer. "She has to develop a sense of belonging and responsibility."
That's the setup for "Sphere of Power," the first book in Mayer's series "Chronicles of the Chosen." "Sphere" and its sequel, "Veil of Deception," have both been published by Book Locker, a print-on-demand publisher. The third "Chronicles of the Chosen" title is hunting for a different publisher now, Mayer said. Take a look at shanonmayer.com to learn more.
With a literary track record like this, you'd think Mayer might be headed for a future of professional authoring. But the 34-year-old senior at Washington State University Vancouver is on track to graduate in December with a degree in business administration.
She started writing when she was young, she said, but gave up — until a teacher at Clark College raved about one of her term papers, saying it was so good "I can't wait to see your name on the glossy cover of a book," Mayer remembered.Mayer is a fan of myths and legends from all cultures, and said she finds it easy to assimilate them into her stories. Same goes for her own background and the character of her itinerant heroine, Morgan.
"I moved around a lot when I was little, and I never felt I belonged," Mayer said.
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Calculate difference between 2 date / times in Oracle SQL
I have a table where PurchasedDate is maintained. I have to get the date from the system and calculate the date difference in days. datediff() is not giving tHe result as I am working in Oracle.
Sample table:
ProductID Date P101 31-DEC-2012 P102 29-DEC-2011
If P102 is returned today, the difference should be 10.
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BillID ProductID Date 101 P101 31-DEC-2012 101 P102 31-DEC-2012 102 P405 29-JUN-2012 102 P210 29-JUN-2012 105 P205 2-MAY-2012
If a customer comes to retun a product P101 with BillNo 101, then the system should calcualte the difference between the return date(which is the system date) and the purchased date. The answer for P101 should be 10 if its returned on Jan 8 2012


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Running back Walter Kazee (San Bernardino Cajon) and lineman Nik Embernate (Yucaipa) were among players honored at the San Diego State football awards banquet.
Walter Kazee was named as San Diego State's most inspirational player. (AP photo.)
Kazee, who returned after missing the 2011 season with a knee injury, was named the team's most inspirational player, as well as one of three winners of the Dr. R. Hardy/C.E. Peterson Captain Award. Cornerback Leon McFadden -- the team's most valuable player -- and receiver Dominique Sandifer were also selected as team captains.
Embernate, a senior, was slected as offensive lineman of the year.
San Diego State concludes its season Dec. 20 in the San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl, facing Brigham Young.
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Video: Horse Thief releases debut EP, plays shows tonight and at Norman Music Festival
Oklahoma City-based psychedelic folk-rockers Horse Thief released their debut EP "Grow Deep, Grow Wild" earlier this week on Bella Union Records, and they are celebrating with two hometown shows tonight.
They also celebrated by dropped a music video for the gorgeous single "I Am the Bear.""Our music is about more than just the songs we play," says frontman Cameron Neal in a news release. "It's about losing yourself in the sound and creating an experience that sticks with you long after the show is over,"
With Cameron on vocals and guitar, Alberto Roubert on drums, Cody Fowler on bass, Zach Zeller on keys, and Alex Coleman on guitar, an experience is what you get when seeing Horse Thief live.
Some songs on the EP, such as "I Am The Bear," hint at influences like The Smiths, while others like the Oklahoma anthem "Warrior" draw upon the band's raw, epic psyche-rock tones.
Originally hailing from Denton, Texas, the band decided to attend the Academy of Contemporary Music at the University of Central Oklahoma (ACM@UCO), which is how they came to share the same management team as labelmates The Flaming Lips.
Before the start of school the band took a trip to Creede, Colo., to write new material before starting their new lives in Oklahoma.
They discovered the name Horse Thief while looking at a map of local hiking trails and realized the name chimed with the freewheeling feelings their music conveys, according to the release.
Horse Thief, which is set to play April 25 at the Norman Music Festival, has booked two shows for tonight: They will play an acoustic set at 6 p.m. at Guestroom Records in Bricktown and then perform at 9 p.m. at Native Sound Stage outside Istvan Art, 1218 N Western Ave. Fellow Oklahoma band Colourmusic also will perform at tonight's Native Sound Stage concert. Check out the video after the break for more info on tonight's shows.


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Setting the title of the page to the site title
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Not sure why by MOSS does not like to change the title of the page you are on. I would think the title would be the logical choice, which is exactly what my customer asked for. Lucky for me MOSS does output the title in a nice, easy to get to location within the page. Just add a Content Editor Web part (which has saved me quite a few times!), mark it as hidden and add the following through the "Source Editor…" button
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Check out Big Ten men's soccer tourney quarterfinal results
The Big Ten men's soccer tourney has reached the semifinals after a day full of quarterfinal games Sunday.
Click here to get links to watch every game of the 2016 Big Ten Baseball Tournament on BTN2Go.
The Big Ten men's soccer tourney has reached the semifinals after a day full of quarterfinal games Sunday.
Here's a quick look at what's coming up for men's soccer in the next week on our subscription service BTN Plus. BTN Plus programming includes non-televised games and events available on BTN2Go with a purchase of a BTN Plus subscription. BTN Plus content features live games produced by students at Big Ten universities.
Penn State Athletics
As the Big Ten soccer season rolls on, Kevin Egan recaps the latest games from around the conference and talks with Penn State soccer coach Bob Warming.
Rutgers Athletics
"BTN Soccer Report" is back following the first week of Big Ten play. Kevin Egan and Chris Ritter recap the action and talk with Rutgers head coach Dan Donigan.
"BTN Soccer Report" kicks off with a conference preview from Kevin Egan and Chris Ritter. Ritter, the 2012 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year out of Northwestern, joins Egan to discuss the top storylines around the Big Ten.
The Big Ten Conference announced its 2014 men's soccer preseason coaches' poll and players to watch list on Wednesday, with Maryland claiming the top spot in its first year in the conference.


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I am thinking of riding from my place in chester county, PA (malvern/exton area) to my folks' place in Flemington NJ. Does anyone know a good route?
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recovery year, and moving forward
Monday - July 1
The usual stretching. Well a bit more gingerly with emphasis on stretching and moving slowly. Total rest day other than that. Legs are very sore. Feet a little sore. Two little blisters on feet seem to be ok. Sunburned pretty badly. the old scar on my shoulder is blistered. I've got to find a better sunscreen. Or perhaps put it on twice.
Sunday - June 30
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Bike: 18h 53m 49s - 259.38 Mi
Run: 11h 09m 19s - 54.58 Mi
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Bike: 25h 00m 59s - 351 Mi
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Issue date: Tuesday, December 10, 1974
Pages available: 58
Previous edition: Monday, December 9, 1974
Next edition: Wednesday, December 11, 1974
Publication name: Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - December 10, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather- I'arUy cloudy tonight with lows in upper Cloudy Wednesday wllh blghs In the mid 30s. VOLUME 92 NUMBER 33! CITY FINAL IS CENTS 10, 1974 ASSOCIATED PRESS, UPI, NEW YORK TIMES ROCKY APPROVED BY SENATE Report by Ehrlichman Admitted Gazette Leased Wires WASHINGTON A 1973 re- port in which John Ehrlichman made accusations against three of the men who now are his co- defendants at the Watergate cover-up trial was allowed into evidence Tuesday over the ob- jections of the co-defendants' at- torneys. But Judge John Sirica excised some paragraphs, including one in which Ehrlichman told former President Nixon that the names of former Attorney Gen- eral Mitchell, former Assistant Attorney General Robert Mar- dian and Kenneth Parkinson, a lawyer for the 1972 Nixon cam- paign committee, had been given to him among "names of participants" in the cover-up ef- fort. The three, along with former White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman, are on trial with Ehrlichman. Quit 2 Weeks Later Ehrlichman's lawyer, William Prates, tried Monday to let the jury see the report hand-written by Ehrlichman on April 13, 1973, Doubt Food Price Easing In Early 75 WASHINGTON (AP) _ Th agriculture department s a i today that retail food price could rise as fast during th first half of next year as the have risen this year. Super market prices througl June could go up at an annua rate of 15 percent, "barring sharp collapse in domestic am world Ahalt, a staff two weeks before he left the White House. When other attorneys objected on grounds the report was da- said, fn fhoi r -agaaj "l assure your ni Ehrlichman and I arc not trying to damage or hurt any other de- fendants." Sirica ordered these sentences deleted: ''Jim (meaning M a r d i a n LaRue, atlorneys O'Brien, Parkinson and Bittman have been given lo me as names of participants in his ef- fort but I cannot say whether this is factual." The additional references were to campaign aide Frederick LaRue, Paul O'Brien, attorney for E. Howard Hunt, one of Ihe original Water- gate defendants. "Dean believes the jury may now have enough facts to indict JNM and JSM, but I question said J. Dawsoi economist pre ienting the department's analy sis of the food price outlook. Ellen Zawel, president of the National Consumers Congress said in response to Ahalt's pre pared address to the depart nent's annual national agricul ural outlook conference, "Thi >rospect of another 15 to 20 per cent increase in food prices is mind-boggling." Food prices last year jumpec .4.5 percent and they have in creased about another 15 per cent so far this year. "Highly Uncertain A year ago the department predicted a 12 percent increase during 1974. However, poor har- vests reduced supply and creased prices. Ahalt said prospects are "highly uncertain" for the last half of 1575, when economists again hope for bumper U. S. grain crops. "If weather cooperates in the U. S. and around the world, and economic activity weakens "mre than expected, production increases relative to demand growth could be quite large, leading to significant slowing in price he said. "Conversely, with world grain stocks at precariously low levels, another year of growing conditions, at. a Wlrepholo SECRETARIES THREE Cabinet members listen to a discussion at the Washington seminar on energy policy. From left, Claude Brinegar, secretary of transportation; Frederick Dent, commerce, and Peter Brennan, labor. when world food needs are ex- panding, could ignite a rapid pace of food price advances throughout 1975." Hot Response Ahalt said additional creases in processing, distribul- ng and marketing costs will add to pressure on prices. But ie predicted such increases will )e more in line with over-all )rice trends than they have >een this year, when middlemen lave accounted for 84 percent of: Balloting on School Bonds -ight in C. R. Balloting in the million chool bond issue referendum as running slightly ahead o: poor alloling on a similar issue six lime onths ago, according to a check with precincts around 2 p.m. Tuesday. By 2 p.m., with 37 of 40 pre- cincts reporting to The Gazette, persons had cast ballots in the referendum on the mil- lion bond issue for junior high remodeling. Last April 30, persons had voted by 2 p.m. at 37 of 40 precincts. Some persons voted1 in that election, in which a million bond issue for junior remodeling was rejected Idea of Gasoline Tax Hike Refuses To Die WASHINGTON or Secretary Morton said Tues- day that the administration may jo along with a gasoline tax ncrease in an effort to reduce 'uel consumption. "It could be part of a pack- of energy legislation, >cing considered by the White House, he said. Interviewed on NBC's "To- day" show, Morton said the tax ncrease could be used to pump money back into the sagging economy. But one of the problems lo be lonsidered, he said, is: "How do rou get the tax money back into be economy in an equitable her whether it does." The refer- ences here were to former White House counsel John Dean Mitchell and deputy re-election director Jeb Stuart Magrudcr. "JNM (meaning Mitchell) Vesco grand jury In New Yorl and of the Klein grand jury in Washington." These were inves tigations of fugitive financier Robert Vesco and suburban de veloper Joel Kline, whose name was spelled wrong in the memo. The jury heard none ar guments Monday and Tuesday nor the judge's ruling that he would eliminate references to the guilt or innocence of anyone pure speculation and informa- tion unrelated to the case. Phony, Charade Chief prosecutor James Neal called the report phony and a charade "One co-conspirator giving a self-serving statement to another co-conspirator thai they could rely on in case things came unstuck." But he said he had no objection to its introduc- tion as evidence. Neal said Ehrlichman had tes- tified three or four times under oath that there never was such a report. Earlier in the trial, Ehrlichman said he had found the document recently at Ihe bottom of a box of his notes, still being kept in the White House. 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Teenagers plead innocent to slew of charges from vandalism spreeFebruary 04,2013Three teenagers allegedly responsible for a vandalism spree that damaged more than 100 vehicles, businesses and homes in the city late last month pleaded innocent Monday morning to a slew of felony and misdemeanor charges
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DukeEngage Dublin
DukeEngage Dublin is a collaboration between the Kenan Institute for Ethics, DukeEngage, and more than a half dozen community based organizations in Ireland grappling with migrant and refugee issues.
Each summer eight students spend eight weeks in one of the most dynamic and increasingly diverse cities in Europe. Students are placed in small organizations that work on a range of issues. Some placements are about direct service — working with unaccompanied minor refugees as they transition to a life in Ireland, designing and running a summer civic engagement program that brings together both disadvantaged Irish and migrants, or choreographing and performing a dance at a local festival. Some placements are about community organizing and creating the infrastructure necessary to support the successful integration of migrant and refugees into Irish society — designing a dental hygiene outreach program for migrant children, setting up a citizenship application clinic, or providing gender violence workshops for refugee women. And some placements are about advocacy and policy making — writing for Ireland's leading multicultural newspaper, Metro Eireann, developing new national legislation regarding female genital mutilation, or helping design local migrant councils to create a mechanism for migrant and refugee concerns to be heard and addressed.
But wherever they are placed, the goal for students is not simply to participate but to undertake projects that could simply not have happened without student leadership, energy and insight. Students deploy their skills in ways they never could have anticipated. They expand their sense of the possible in ways only their fellow participants will ever fully understand. For many Dublin becomes their second home. And the results are often extraordinary. In the process students come to understand both the ethical challenges of global migration and the often profound impediments to sustainable community-based change, all while having more fun than they ever could have imagined.
Publications and Output
- Read 2012 DukeEngage Dublin students' articles for Metro Eireann about their work and experiences in Dublin.
- Christine Delp continued to write columns throughout the 2012-2013 academic year for Metro Éireann as well.
- 2013 participants Sam Marks and Gayle Powell created a case study in partnership with Educate Together, an NGO focused on bringing diversity and equal opportunity to Irish schools, on changes to the Irish population and ways in which other countries have adapted educational systems to changing demographics.
- Read 2014 DukeEngage Dublin students' articles for Metro Eireann.
- Check in for the 2015 students' letters home!
Applications for 2016
Students interested in applying to the DukeEngage Dublin program should do so through the DukeEngage website. Applications for international programs are due Tuesday, November 3 at noon.
Reed McLaurin is a sophomore Public Policy major with a minor in Cultural Anthropology and a certificate in Ethics. He hails from Lufkin, Texas and enjoys playing both tennis and squash.
Arianna Price is a rising senior majoring in Public Policy, minoring in Biology, and following a pre-medical track. She enjoys spending time hiking and swimming in her hometown of Tucson, AZ.
Kelsey Ross is a rising junior from Vienna, Virginia studying Computer Science with Creative Writing and Psychology minors. In her free time, she enjoys playing club softball and basketball.
John Patrick Thomas is a rising junior from Boston planning to major in Political Science and Asian and Middle Eastern Studies with a focus in the Chinese language. He has always been interested in working with young people.
Tory Trombley is a rising junior majoring in Public Policy with a minor in French. Originally from western Massachusetts, she enjoys travelling, exploring old bookstores, and practicing yoga.
Ethan Yu is a rising junior from South Burlington, Vermont majoring in Psychology with a minor in Economics and a certificate in Markets and Management. He is involved with the Varsity Fencing team.
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Dying Too Young: Bailey Rian Thrasher
Name: Bailey Rian Thrasher Age: 16 Place of residence: Yukon Died: Sept. 1, 2007 What happened: Bailey was stabbed to death by her 32-year-old former boyfriend at SH 152 and Owen Street in Mustang, following a short police chase. Robert Paul Roberson, a former drill instructor at the alternative school Bailey attended, went to the girl's apartment and abducted her at gunpoint after threatening to kill her sister and friends if she didn't cooperate. A Yukon officer and Canadian County deputy shot Roberson to death when they saw him stabbing Bailey. Other: Bailey and her father, Darin Thrasher, filed a police report five days before the murder that accused Roberson of having sex with her and two other students at the alternative school. Darin Thrasher described his daughter as outgoing and a loving free spirit. "The shock of something like (her death) can hold up real good for a while. A little over a year is nothing." View full autopsy
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First quarter earnings begin to trickle in as Alcoa kicks off
the new earnings season this week. It will be followed in short
order by results from Google, JP Morgan, Wells Fargo and others.
Investors looking for signs indicating how first-quarter earnings
will shake out may be pleased with the anticipated earnings
growth from Google and Wells Fargo, but not so much by the
expected earnings decline from JP Morgan and the net loss from
Alcoa. That assumes that the analysts' forecasts are correct, of
course. Here is a look at what analysts are looking for in this
week's most prominent reports.
The consensus forecast for leading global producer of aluminum
) calls for a net loss of $0.04 per share and revenues of $5.8
billion. That compares to earnings of $0.28 per share and sales
of $5.9 billion in the first quarter of last year. That EPS
forecast is the same as it was 60 days ago. Alcoa has not offered
a positive surprise in the past three quarters, but before that
beat estimates for five quarters in a row. The company is
scheduled to announce its results Tuesday afternoon.
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In its Thursday report, earnings from
) are estimated to be $9.64 per share for the first quarter. That
would be a year-over-year increase of 16.2%. And note that 60
days ago the consensus EPS estimate was $9.57. Revenues are
expected to total $8.1 billion, which would be 24.4% higher. And
both EPS and sales also are expected to be sequentially and
year-over-year higher in the current quarter. But note that
Google fell short of analysts' estimates in two of the past six
quarters, including a miss of almost a dollar per share in the
fourth quarter.
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First-quarter 2012 earnings from
JP Morgan Chase
), one of the largest banks in the U.S., are estimated to total
$1.15 per share on revenues of $24.6 billion in Friday's report.
In the same quarter of last year, the New York-based company
posted $1.28 per share and $25.8 billion. But sixty days ago, the
consensus forecast called for EPS of just $1.10. Analysts also
anticipate a year-over-year slump of both EPS and revenue in the
current quarter. JP Morgan has not fallen short of consensus EPS
estimates in more than eight quarters.
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Also on Friday, San Francisco-based
Wells Fargo
) is expected to announce that its first-quarter 2012 earnings
came to $0.72 per share on revenues of $20.4 billion. That would
be up from $0.67 per share and $20.3 billion in the same period
of last year. That EPS estimate is unchanged from 60 days ago,
and the consensus estimate for the current quarter has EPS
sequentially and year-over-year higher. Note that analysts'
estimates have come within a penny or two of EPS results in the
past five quarters.
Supermarket operator
's (NYSE:
) fourth-quarter fiscal 2012 earnings are forecast to have fallen
nine cents per share from a year ago to $0.35. Full-year EPS are
expected to have fallen 11.5% to $1.23. Both EPS estimates are
two cents lower than 90 days ago. And analysts anticipate
revenues for the quarter will have fallen 4.0% to $8.3 billion,
and for the full year they will be down 4.8% to $35.7 billion.
The company is on tap to share results Tuesday morning.
Analysts expect nuts and bolts maker
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) first-quarter earnings in Thursday's report to be 22.9% higher
than a year ago to $0.35 per share. The company has not fallen
short of consensus EPS estimates in the past eight quarters.
Revenues are expected to be up 19.8% from a year ago to $767.6
million. Also, both EPS and sales for the current quarter are
expected to be higher sequentially as well as year over year.
Here is a peek at what analysts expect from some other
companies reporting this week:
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ETFs for Q1 Earnings Reports
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It's Friday! Ready for a little pick-me-up? This performance by Kristen Bell at Los Angeles' Vibrato Grill Jazz Club happened in February, but it just went viral today---and when you watch it, you'll see why. The Frozen star sings the first song of the film, "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?", as all three ages of her character, Anna: a child, a teenager, and a young woman. Before she sings, Kristen also shares a sentiment we love: that she had wanted to be a Disney princess since she was 5 years... Read More


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It makes sense, but is it not better to have more firewalls to breach to protect your data? Or would a breach in the first firewall automatically open path through other firewalls in the LAN?
It makes sense, but is it not better to have more firewalls to breach to protect your data? Or would a breach in the first firewall automatically open path through other firewalls in the LAN?
No, despite what you might have seen on TV (Battlestar Galactica and its 6 firewalls comes to mind ) having more is not better. In fact, running software firewalls on your internal devices isn't going to do much more than annoy you. The firewall/NAT on your router will keep you safe from 99.9999% of all internet based attacks.
I would be more concerned about the actions of your network users (clicking bad links to phishing attacks, downloading infected files, etc.) than I would about attacks from the internet. No amount of sophisticated firewalling will prevent the actions of idiot users. Trust me, I know this for a fact.
I'm just glad you got it to work! I hate setting up wireless networks and stick to wired (I have very well hidden ethernet cables running through my house!)
And my personal preference on Firewalls is just have the one on the router like severusx says - no need for additional firewalls!
Definitely port-forward any applications you use through the router! And never use a DMZ... even for gaming!
For your router, there is a guide here on how to access the router to do some portforwarding: pcwintech.com/port-forwarding-tp-link-tl-mr3420-tp-link-firmware
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Well, first off, I'd like to start out by linking you to Michael's New Website . Mighty hilarious! If you know him, you'll laugh. ^^
My new guitar is coming in a week or so! I'll be practicing alot! It's not like I have anything better to do anyways, My summer has been so dull. I may as well have something to show for it. Kaylen got his keyboard too, so I guess all we have to do is stop sucking so much, and we'll be ready to roll!
Next week I'm supposed to be seeing some Alien vs. Predator movie or something? I love aliens, but then I cant sleep that night. Eeeeeeeee....x.X Scary. I'm such a baby when it comes to scary movies. I won't even watch the Poltergiest. I'm so retarded sometimes. @_@;;
My Mana poster should be coming in the mail soon! Along with the Mana - Moi Dix Mois guitar picks, and my Mana pins and Malice Mizer DVD's...Oh yeah, and my guitar but thats petty compared to those 8 dollar pins!
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It may already be hackneyed to say it, but the days of quarterbacks biding their time as a backup to a veteran before eventually taking the reins (e.g., Aaron Rodgers) appear to be over. Facts are facts: seven quarterbacks who were drafted this year or last year started NFL games in Week 1. By those standards, a player like third-year QB Terrelle Pryor, who made his second career start Sunday, seems like a crafty veteran.
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These shrimp tacos get a spicy boost from a marinade that includes chipotle pepper in adobo sauce.
1 to 1¼ pounds peeled and deveined large raw shrimp
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1/3 cup fresh orange juice
1 chipotle pepper in adobo sauce
2 tablespoons lemon or lime juice
1 tablespoon olive oil
¼ teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon black pepper
Cabbage slaw:
2 cups finely shredded cabbage
1 medium tomato, diced
1 small white onion, diced
½ cup chopped cilantro
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon lemon or lime juice
½ teaspoon sugar
Salt and black pepper to taste
¼ teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes or to taste
For serving:
8 corn tortillas, warmed
½ cup reduced fat sour cream
¼ cup chopped cilantro
1 avocado, halved, pitted, sliced or diced
1 cup crumbled queso fresco or feta cheese
1. Place the shrimp in a larger bowl. In a mini food processor or blender, blend together all the marinade ingredients. Pour over the shrimp. Toss to coat the shrimp with the marinade. Set aside for at least 30 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, in another bowl, mix together all the slaw ingredients. Set aside.
3. Preheat the broiler. Place shrimp on the broiler pan and brush with the marinade. Broil about four to five minutes or until shrimp are opaque and just cooked through. Remove from the broiler and leave the broiler on. Place the corn tortillas on a baking sheet under the broiler for a few minutes to warm them.
4. To assemble the tacos, stir together the sour cream and cilantro. Spread about 1 tablespoon of cream on each tortilla. Top with some slaw, a few shrimp and avocado. Sprinkle with crumbled cheese and serve.
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Math -- from pre-algebra up to Calculus and formal logic (sentential logic, first-order logic, and some modal logic)
All writing -- English, literature, history, etc.
College admissions -- developing application essays and resumes, as well as creative portfolios
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Associate of Science -- Atlantic Cape Community College Spring 2011, 4.0 GPA
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A+'s in pre-calculus and Calculus on a college level
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In high school, I struggled with chronic health problems, and I owe much of my education to the wonderful tutors who helped me learn when I was too ill to attend class. Some tutors weren't so good, however, and as a student, I've personally learned from their mistakes.
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