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Located on the edge of a desert belt, Israel has always suffered a scarcity of water. Archeological discoveries in the Negev and other parts of the country reveal that local inhabitants thousands of years ago were already concerned with water conservation, as evidenced by a variety of systems, designed both to collect and store rainwater and transfer it from one place to another.
The total annual renewable water resources amount to some 60 billion cubic feet (1.7 billion cu.m.), of which about 65 percent is used for irrigation and the balance for urban and industrial purposes. The country's water sources consist of the Jordan River, Lake Kinneret, and a few small river systems. Natural springs and underground water tables, tapped in controlled quantities to prevent depletion and salination, are also utilized.
As maximum use has been made of all freshwater sources, ways are being developed to exploit marginal water resources through the recycling of waste brackish water, and desalination of seawater.
To overcome regional imbalances in water availability, most of Israel's freshwater sources are joined in an integrated grid. Its central artery, the National Water Carrier, completed in 1964, brings water from the north and central regions, through a network of giant pipes, aqueducts, open canals, reservoirs, tunnels, dams and pumping stations, to the semi-arid south.


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You'll need a 12" silk if you want to change the silk to a cane.Cane is about 3" when closed, 30"-35" when open.Cane is flexible gunmetal finish metal with white top.Because of the metal construction and sharp edges, caution is advised. Please read and follow directions carefully!
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The return values for all methods that return their containing class within Zend_Gdata_Kind_EventEntry are incorrectly listed as Zend_Gdata_Extension_EventEntry. These should be Zend_Gdata_Kind_EventEntry.
Solved in SVN r11190
Not merged into release-1.6 branch. So it should be marked as "fixed for 1.7 Preview release" or to be merged into release-1.6
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Trading in their Washington Heights neighborhood for a tour of Washington, D.C., more than three dozen low-income teens checked out monuments and colleges in our nation's capital during their recent winter break, thanks to Catholic Charities Community Services-Alianza Division.
The tour, funded through a grant from the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation and collaboration with the High School for Media & Communications and Catholic Charities Community Services-Alianza Division, offered the students a glimpse of a future outside their neighborhood, a reason to study, and a step-by-step outline of how to apply for and get accepted by top-tier universities.
The visit included stops at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Washington and Lincoln memorials, a tour of Georgetown, George Washington and Howard universities and photos and selfies in front of the White House.
The trip was one of – and many say the most fun – of numerous offerings Catholic Charities Alianza Division offers young people in the Washington Heights school community.
All the offerings share the same goal: to inspire students to dream big and give them the resources to make it happen.


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First introduced in 1997, the Twentieth Anniversary Mac was an all-in-one Mac before the first rounded iMac was ever introduced. Its MSRP at introduction was a mindblowing $7,499.
First introduced in 1997, the Twentieth Anniversary Mac was an all-in-one Mac before the first rounded iMac was ever introduced. Its MSRP at introduction was a mindblowing $7,499.
The Twentieth Anniversary Mac (TAM) came with its own subwoofer and took up little space on your desk—at least compared to other PCs at the time.
Apple designer Jony Ive appeared in a promotional Apple video discussing the TAM.
This photo shows two TAM models side by side: the fatter one on the right has an Ethernet card installed in its CommSlot II port.
A back shot of the (non-fat) TAM with its cover on. Unlike the modern iMac, users could easily remove the back cover to access the logic board.
A bottom shot of the TAM's subwoofer.
The two TAMs with their back covers removed. The one on the right (the fat TAM) has a purple Cresendo/L2 G3 accelerator card installed.
The rear casing of the TAM popped off easily with two latches to expose the logic board.
The front of the TAM offered a number of switches and settings, including a "TV/Mac" button. What's that for? Unlike other PCs at the time, the TAM came with a built-in TV tuner.
A shot of the Twentieth Anniversary Mac's box before opening. Please contain your "ooh"s and "ahh"s.
Inside the TAM box came the keyboard, a TV remove (for its TV tuner capabilities), and, unlike other Macs at the time, a trackpad instead of a mouse.
A shot from inside the TAM's manual detailing how to set up the machine.
The Twentieth Anniversary Mac reached the height of its celebrity by appearing in Seinfeld. It didn't stick around for the whole series, though; Jerry had a variety of Macs on his desk throughout the show, including a Mac classic and an iMac.
When the first iMac was introduced in 1998, it started a new era of computing for those who didn't need all the power (and expense) of a tower or expandable desktop. But while the Bondi blue all-in-one got a lot of attention, it wasn't Apple's first dalliance with unconventional design. Before the iMac was the Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh, first introduced in 1997 and discontinued 15 years ago this week, on March 14, 1998—five months before the iMac came out.
The Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh (or TAM) came with a PowerPC 603e CPU clocked at 250MHz and a 12.1-inch active matrix LCD display. It also came with a built-in TV and FM tuner so the user could easily flip between computer mode and television, along with a massive Bose subwoofer. Apple introduced the machine as a way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Apple's first computer, which occurred in April of 1996. At the time, most of Apple's offerings were boring beige boxes, so the TAM's design was especially unique due to its nearly flat, all-in-one nature and its metallic green-gold paint job.
During the TAM's short lifetime, it was only introduced in five countries (USA, Japan, France, Germany, UK), while a handful of machines were sent to Apple Australia. When Apple first unveiled the device at the Macworld Expo in January of 1997, the company predicted it might cost as much as $9,000, with concierge service included. When it was released in March of 1997, though, the price had been "reduced" to a mere $7,499—several thousand dollars more than the PowerMac 6500, which was priced at $2,999 with specs similar to the TAM.
If $7,499 has you reeling, just imagine seeing that price tag in 1997. It's no surprise the machine was killed after only a year—when Apple announced the TAM's discontinuation in 1998, it reduced the price to $1,995. But because the unique PC existed for such a short time, it has become a bit of a collector's item: it's easy to find people selling them on eBay for low, low prices ranging from $8,000 to $15,000 for new, untouched machines.
If you want to get an idea for how Apple marketed the Twentieth Anniversary Mac, there's a promotional video led by Apple designer Jony Ive available on YouTube. Check it out below for your vintage Apple fix:


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David Strayer, professor of cognition and neural science in the University of Utah's psychology department, specializes in distracted driving and says people readily put themselves in risky positions because "they tend to think they are the exception to the rule." The National Safety Council, he notes, estimates that 28 percent of traffic accidents are caused by cell phones. But because people aren't always honest when they provide information for police reports, some statistics show that as many as 80 percent of accidents are caused by someone using some sort of handheld technology.
"Pedestrians can be every bit as distracted as drivers when they are talking on their cell phones, and if they are doing that around cars or TRAX, they are at an ever greater risk," he says. "The more you do it, the more you zone out. You're successful only because other people are paying attention."


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Area 51 » Yanick Rochon
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Humans are not efficient. Not because we are not smart, or not because we are not able to, but because we do not work toward the same goal. Because we set ourselves rules to ultimately prevent collaborative efforts. Because we envy power and praise fame.
Collaborative (i.e. not directed) efforts will always bring higher results than any set of rules. Where anyone can benefit from the work of each other. Rules are guidelines, not boundaries. The key here is common sense and the sum of small things toward a same goal by many, where the effort aims toward the community and not one particular self. This is not communism, this is not socialism, as there is no saying on property or rights, therefore credits go where it belongs. But this is just called being wise.


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- 1 small onion, chopped
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken broth
- 1 cup milk
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- 3 cups diced cooked chicken
- 6 cups frozen chopped broccoli, thawed and drained
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 3/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1 jar (6-1/2 ounces) diced pimientos, drained
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, optional
- 12 lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- In a large saucepan, saute onion in butter until tender. Stir in flour until blended. Gradually add broth and milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; stir in cheese. Pour 1/3 cup each into two greased 8-in. square baking dishes; set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine 1 cup cheese sauce, chicken, broccoli, eggs, bread crumbs, pimientos, parsley and salt if desired. Spread about 1/2 cup over each noodle. Roll up jelly-roll style, beginning with a short side; secure ends with toothpicks.
- Place six roll-ups curly end down in each baking dish. Top with remaining cheese sauce.
- Cover and freeze one casserole for up to 3 months. Cover and bake second casserole at 350° for 40 minutes or until a thermometer reads 160°. Uncover; bake 5 minutes longer or until bubbly. Discard toothpicks.
- To use frozen casserole: Thaw in the refrigerator for 8 hours or overnight. Bake as directed. Yield: 2 casseroles (3 servings each).
Reviews for Chicken and Broccoli Lasagna Rolls
"I cut the entire recipe in half, and made it exactly as written (except the pimentos...I didn't want them). IT WAS AMAZING!!! The only thing I noticed is that the outside of the shells got a little tough in the oven, but it is soooo good, I will be adding this to my PERMANENT KEEP list!"
"Following this recipe was a DISASTER! Before rolling the noodles over the mixture, I knew immediately that the filling was going to slide out the sides. There isn't anything in the mixture to make it stick together. After attempting the 2nd roll, I GAVE UP! I threw all the mixture back into a bowl & wrapped the noodles in plastic. I put it all in the fridge, fixed myself an "adult" beverage, cleaned up the MESS, and ate peanut butter crackers for dinner! Due to the expense of the ingredients I decided not throw it all down the sink. Today, I am going to grate a ton of cheese to ADD to the MIXTURE. I am also going to make another batch of sauce ( there definitely is not enough sauce following the recipe). I am going to eliminate the "rolling" & prepare the normal way of making a lasagna by doing in layers & laying the noodles flat. ALSO, several reviews mentioned the mixture being BLAND. I decided to eliminate the pimentos & used diced sun dried tomatoes instead."
"It looked pretty in the picture but our family thought it was flavorless."
"This was better than I had anticipated, based on my tasting of the filling as I was assembling it. As others said, this took a LONG time to make. And it does need the optional salt. I really like the concept and would like to use it with a better filling. The sauce was good though."
"It was good, but it took too long to prepare. Probably because I used fresh broccoli (and steamed it) and fresh bread crumbs (that I dried)."


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Words by Korby Benoit
Whenever I listen to music enthusiasts describe New York City's hallowed nightlife history, I'm often reminded of how this city has a storied past as an incubator for cutting edge music on a global scale.
In the early days of hip-hop, partygoers would travel from parts remote corners of the five boroughs and greater tri-state area, all in the name of pure and undiluted DJ culture. Foreigners would come from abroad to get a glimpse of the likes of Afrika Bambaataa, Jazzy Jay and Red Alert display their skills and extensive knowledge of music.
In 2014 New York is saturated with an assortment of smaller bars and lounges; many of which do not place an emphasis on music culture. DJs hired by these venues can easily feel stifled since many of these establishments require their DJs to play a strict regimen of top 40 tunes. Perhaps the playing field is also made a bit more difficult by a few less than polished DJs who haven't honed the visceral mechanics of engaging a crowd through sound.
#Offline, Q-Tip's weekly Brooklyn party is by all means a destination for people who simply want the DJ to take them on a ride. Tucked away in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, Output is a DJ-centered venue that boasts one of the best sound systems in all of NYC. On my visit to last night's installment, I caught an eclectic and immaculate set performed by resident opener Natasha Diggs, who gracefully ushered in our main man as an expert vibe setter.
It was a true pleasure to witness Q-Tip perform in his hometown as the master dance floor conductor he is, playing a vigorous set of funk, disco, and soul, over and over compelling a packed dance floor to stay on its toes. Output's sound system reminded me how professional recordings are designed to perform at venues, as the sounds cut the air strong and clean, establishing musical atmosphere. And I definitely wasn't alone in my appreciation as the venue attracts a crowd of people who also appreciate the music and how it is being presented.
If a true slice of NYC DJ culture is what you seek, take a visit to this Wednesday night gem and trust that you are in good hands.


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Question of the Week: School winding down
Published: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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With summer vacation just over two months away, what are you most excited about during the last few months of this school year?
"I'm excited for junior year to be over so I can spend time with my family, and friends," — Rachel Jollay, Central Davidson
"I'm ready for the cold weather to go away,and for it to start getting warm." — Bob (Señor) Ward, teacher of Central Davidson
"Counting down the days 'til I go to prom with my girlfriend." — Matt Anderson, home-schooled
"Since I am a senior, I can't wait to walk across that stage." — Audrey (Storm) Burrow, Central Davidson
"I'm ready to be a senior," — Cimeron Willis, Central Davidson
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Anne C. Dailey
- Children and the Law
- Psychology and Law
Having joined the UConn Law faculty in 1990, Anne C. Dailey writes and teaches primarily in the areas of family law, children's rights, and law and psychology. She graduated from Yale College and is a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School, where she was articles co-chair of the Harvard Law Review. Prior to beginning her teaching career, Professor Dailey clerked for the Honorable Jose A. Cabranes, then of the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut. Over the years she has served as both associate dean for academic affairs and associate dean for research and faculty development; the latter position she now occupies for the second time. Professor Dailey has held visiting professorships at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, Yale Law School and Université d'Aix-Marseille.
Professor Dailey's scholarly work currently focuses on two areas of interest: children and the law, and psychology and the law. Her book, When Rational Minds Differ: Psychoanalysis, Scientific Psychology and Law, is forthcoming from Yale University Press. Her work has been published in numerous law journals, including the Duke Law Journal, Iowa Law Review, Minnesota Law Review, University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Texas Law Journal, Virginia Law Review, and Yale Law Journal. In 2002, she was the recipient of the CORST prize from the American Psychoanalytic Association for the best interdisciplinary essay, a paper subsequently published in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Since 2009, she has served as a research fellow at the Western New England Institute for Psychoanalysis. In fall 2012, she was the Erikson Scholar-in-Residence at the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, MA, where she now serves on the advisory board.
Anne Dailey, Developing Citizens, 91 Iowa L. Rev. 431 (2006)
Anne Dailey, Developmental Perspectives on the Ideal of Reason in American Constitutional Law, 53 J. Am. Psychoanal. Assoc. 1175 (2005)


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I need some expert´s support for doing a piece of fiction. I am working on a scene between two fighters, fighting each other about a matter of honour. They are both trained in mixed martial arts and agreed on a fight without any weapons, but before the fight starts, one of them is discovered to have brass knuckles with him, hidden somewhere under his clothes. I need the other one to ask for some kind of compensation (the brass knuckles will be taken away anyway) and was wondering if handwrappings make only sense if you´re going to wear boxing gloves in addition or if they would allow him to hit harder with less risk for the fighter and give him an advantage by that. I´ve been taking Wing Tsun lessons for a while,but I have no experience with full contact fighting without any protection gear or boxing. Can anyone assist ?
The hands are taped in both boxing and MMA to protect the hand/wrist. A fighter might hold back and not use his/her full striking power when not using handwrappings in order to avoid injury.
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Empire State of Mind Next for Womens Basketball; Time Update at Cornell
| Game No. 18: Princeton (11-6, 2-1 Ivy) at Columbia (4-14, 1-3 Ivy)
|Game Info:
|Friday, Feb. 7 • 7 p.m.
|New York, N.Y. • Levien Gym • Directions • Tickets
|All-Time Series:
|Princeton leads 42-16
|Last Meeting:
|Princeton won 98-36 on Feb. 22, 2013 at Jadwin Gym
|Live Media:
|Live Stats l Video ($) l @PUTIGERS l @PrincetonWBB
|About Princeton:
|Roster l Schedule l Stats
|About Columbia:
|Roster l Schedule l Stats
|Game Notes:
|Princeton Game Notes • Columbia Game Notes
|Game No. 19: Princeton (11-6, 2-1 Ivy) at Cornell (11-7, 3-1 Ivy)
|Game Info:
|Saturday, Feb. 8 • 6 p.m. *TIME UPDATE*
|Ithaca, N.Y. • Newman Arena • Directions • Tickets
|All-Time Series:
|Princeton leads 46-20
|Last Meeting:
|Princeton won 59-34 on Feb. 23, 2013 at Jadwin Gym
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This Week for the Tigers:
• With the Ivy League race wide open, the Princeton women's basketball team (11-6, 2-1 Ivy) will hit the road for its first back-to-back road league contests.
• The Tigers open at Columbia (4-14, 1-3 Ivy) on Friday, Mar. 7 at 7 p.m., before heading to Cornell (11-7, 3-1 Ivy) the next day for a 6 p.m. meeting. Please note Princeton's game against the Big Red has been moved up an hour from its previously released time of 7 p.m.
Last Time Out:
• After a three-week break in play Princeton struggled to find its rhythm early and a second half rally was not enough in a 78-68 loss to Harvard on Jan. 31.
• The Tigers came within a point, 62-61, at 6:17 in the second half and teetered within a possession, but were unable to ever retake the lead.
• Princeton rebounded with a 76-53 win over Dartmouth the next night, seeing contributions from every active player.
• The Big Green kept the lead within range until a Blake Dietrick triple at 14:14 in the second half put Princeton up by double figures for good, 47-36.
On Deck: The Tigers return home to host Brown (Feb. 14) and Yale (Feb. 15).
Get Connected:
• Are you following Princeton on social media? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics, Twitter.com/PUTIGERS, Vine.co/PUTIGERS and Instagram.com/PrincetonAthletics.
• To connect with the women's basketball program, follow the Tigers on Twitter via @CoachBanghart and @PrincetonWBB.
Ivy League Digital Network:
• Fans can tune into all Princeton's Ivy League contests live on the Ivy League Digital Network. All home games will feature live play-by-play with the video stream.
• To sign up visit IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.
Scouting Columbia:
• Columbia remains at home after a weekend sweep by Yale and Brown and head into Friday's meeting with a 4-14 overall and 1-3 Ivy record.
• The Lions' lone Ivy victory came over Cornell on Jan. 18, 71-64, but the Big Red responded the next week with a 71-64 win of their own to split the season series.
• Columbia and Princeton have played one mutual opponent this year in Portland State, a win for the Tigers and a loss for the Lions during the non-conference half of the year.
• The Lions are averaging 60.6 points per game, for a -12.1 scoring margin.
• Tori Oliver, who is coming off a 21-point performance versus Brown, leads the team with 10.4 points and 5.8 rebounds per game.
All-Time versus Columbia:
• Princeton owns the all-time series versus Columbia, 42-16, including winning the last 10 consecutive meetings.
• The series was established in 1978-79 and Friday's contest marks the 58th between the Ivy foes.
• Princeton swept the 2013 meetings, 87-41 on Feb. 2 in New York City, and 98-36 on Feb. 22 at Jadwin Gym.
Scouting Cornell:
• After opening Ivy play with a loss on the road to Columbia, Cornell has won its last three straight and holds an 11-7, 3-1 Ivy record.
• With one league loss, the Big Red sit with four other Ivy teams competing for sole possession of first place.
• Princeton and Cornell have played one mutual opponent this season in Drexel, a win for the Tigers and a loss for the Big Red.
• Cornell is averaging 64.4 points per game, for a +2.3 scoring margin.
• The Big Red have gone with the same starting lineup for all 18 games this season.
• Allyson DiMagno and Nia Marshall serve as a one-two punch for the Big Red, as DiMagno leads the team in points (13.4) and rebounds (7.7) per game. Marshall follows with 12.9 points and 6.1 rebounds per game.
All-Time versus Cornell:
• Princeton owns the all-time series versus Cornell, 46-20, including winning the last 10 straight matchups.
• The series was established in 1974-75 and Saturday's meeting marks the 66th between the Ancient Eight programs.
• The Tigers swept last year's contests, 77-46 in Ithaca, N.Y., and 59-34 on Feb. 23 at Jadwin Gym.
About the League:
• After last weekend's shuffle, five teams, including Princeton, are sitting with one loss and competing for sole possession of first place in the Ivy League.
• Things are still very much up for grabs as the Ivy season is only a quarter of the way completed.
CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25:
• Princeton drops to No. 16 in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 with 285 points this week.
• The Tigers are 3-1 versus polling opponents.
Home Ivy Streak Snapped: Princeton's loss to Harvard marked its first at home since Feb. 13, 2009 to Yale, 56-54.
The League's Top Offense:
• Princeton maintains its stance as the top offense in the Ivy League, averaging 74.2 points per game.
• Second-place Harvard is nearly three points behind the Tigers at 70.9 per game.
In the League:
• Princeton is the top-ranked team in the Ivy League in the following categories:
• Scoring offense - 74.2
• Scoring margin - +8.2
• Field goal percentage - 46.5 (466-1003)
• Rebounding defense - 34.1 (579)
• Rebounding margin - +8.8
• Assists - 16.5 (280)
• Alex Wheatley is No. 1 in field goal percentage - 52.6 (70-133)
The National Scene:
• Princeton is currently ranked in the top-50 nationally in four categories as of the Feb. 2 stats update:
• No. 12 - field goal percentage (46.5)
• No. 18 - rebound margin (8.8)
• No. 32 - assists per game (16.5)
• No. 49 - assist turnover ration (1.06)
• Blake Dietrick is No. 16 in three-point field goal percentage (44.0) and No. 35 in three-point field goals per game (2.82)
Get Some Wheaties:
• Sophomore Alex Wheatley is coming off a 27-point weekend, including a season-high 16-point performance versus Harvard on Jan. 31.
• Over 24 minutes, she matched her career-best with eight field goals, tallied a team-high seven rebounds and made two assists.
• The next night she added 11 points, second-best for the Tigers, versus Dartmouth.
• She went 5-of-6 from the stripe for a career-best mark.
Mighty Miller:
• Like classmate Alex Wheatley, Michelle MIller also is coming off a 27-point weekend.
• She was the team's second-leading scorer with 11 points versus Harvard, adding four boards and two assists.
• She followed that up with a 16-point game of her own versus Dartmouth, tallying five rebounds and a steal in 24 minutes.
Let it Reyn:
• Freshman Jackie Reyneke made her Ivy League debut a memorable one versus Dartmouth on Feb. 1.
• The post tallied seven rebounds for a career high and second-best in the game.
• She also added four points, an assist and a steal in 15 minutes of work.
Berntsen's Career Bests:
• Rounding out the sophomore class' big weekend was Amanda Berntsen who came shy of her first career double-double.
• She opened the weekend matching her career-high with four assists, adding seven points and four boards versus Harvard.
• Versus Dartmouth she had nine points and a game-high eight rebounds, tying her career high.
Back in Action:
• After battling a foot injury for much of the preseason and early part of 2014, junior Mariah Smith suited up and is back in action.
• Smith, who missed 11 games, had four points, a rebound, an assist, a steal and a block in 13 minutes versus Harvard.
• She added six points, three boards and an assist in nine minutes versus Dartmouth to close out her weekend.
• Classmate Jess Shivers also saw two minutes versus Dartmouth after being sidelined since November.
Stacking Up:
• Princeton currently ranks No. 62 in the Feb. 3 RPI poll.
• The Tigers are not the only Ivy team tabbed in the top-100, as Harvard is No. 70 and Penn is No. 73.
Road Warriors:
• With nine of 14 preseason games and the opening of the Ivy season on the road, the Tigers have definitely become road warriors.
• Princeton is 6-4 in games played away from Jadwin Gym.
Continuing to Trend: Princeton has had at least two players score in double figures over the first 17 games.
Some More Numbers: The Tigers have scored 80 points or more in five games this year and are averaging 74.2 points per game.


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Sogard was the first Sun Devil chosen, going the second round, 81st overall, to the San Diego Padres. Sogard was named the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year and eanred All-American status from Collegiate Baseball. He was undrafted out of
Matt Spencer went to the Philadelphia Phillies in the third round, 113th overall. Spencer earned All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors this season, and was a 24th round pick out of high school.
Andrew Romine was selected by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the fifth round, 178th overall. Romine earned All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors this season as well. He had previously been drafted in the 36th round coming out of high school.
Tim Smith went in the seventh round by the Texas Rangers, going 230th overall. Smith, who was Honorable Mention All-Pac-10, was drafted for the third time. He was previously taken in the 21st round in 2004 and the 17th round in 2005.
Brian Flores, who was Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 this season, was taken by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the 13th round, 395th overall. It was the third time
Scott Mueller was taken #639 overall (21st round) by the Baltimore Orioles. Mueller had been taken in the 41st round in 2004 and 37th round in 2005.
All-American and All-Pac-10 pitcher Josh Satow was selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 28th round, 855th overall. Satow was undrafted out of
Mike Jones, who doubles as a wide receiver on the Sun Devil football team, was selected in the 42nd round (1,265th overall) by the Chicago White Sox.
2007 Major League Draft
Player Team Round Overall
Eric Sogard San Diego Padres 2nd 81st
Matt Spencer Philadelphia Phillies 3rd 113th
Andrew Romine Los Angeles Angels 5th 178th
Tim Smith Texas Rangers 7th 230th
Brian Flores Tampa Bay Devil Rays 13th 395th
Scott Mueller Baltimore Orioles 21st 639th
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Neuronal Contortionist Holds Bigger Spice Jars! These spice racks are just what I was looking for! They hold bigger spice bottles than most racks, although bottles taller than ~4.75" have to go on the top level. The racks are wide enough to told the 5.5" tall (2" diameter) bottles even though those bottles must go on the top level due to height. The wire mesh makes it easy to read jar labels. I'm able to fit 5 of the 5.5" tall bottles and one smaller bottle in the top level of one spice rack. The racks seem very stable; I have had no trouble with tipping and just have mine set on the counter next to my refrigerator. The racks also each have 2 hooks in case you want to hang them. Since the outlets in my kitchen are in the middle of each segment of wall, I don't have wall space to hang racks. So these racks, which can just be set in place and actually fit my spice jars, have given me back my counters! Now I have counter space to cook and actually use all these spices! Yippee! June 22, 2011
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"This is a happy day for our family," the star says.
Brad Pitt has issued a statement to London's Evening Standard on partner Angelina Jolie's decision to have a double mastectomy.
"Having witnessed this decision firsthand, I find Angie's choice, as well as many others like her, absolutely heroic," Pitt said in the statement. "I thank our medical team for their care and focus."
"All I want is for her to have a long and healthy life, with myself and our children," Pitt continued. "This is a happy day for our family."
In a New York Times op-ed story written by Angelina Jolie and titled My Medical Choice, the star, 37, explained that she spent the last three months undergoing and recovering from a double mastectomy.
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Plasma televisions, Charlie Duke walking on the moon, computers, Bluetooth cell phones and iPods are proof that the world is a more technical place now than it was when I was a boy.
Yes sir, folks are smarter.
But at the same time, we're a lot dumber, too.
By today's standards, it appears that we might not have enough sense to come in out of the rain.
But I'll bet anybody a marble sack full of Indian head brownies that our early life – even with its shortcomings – was better than modern folks give us credit.
In their heyday, Long John Silver, Blackbeard and Jesse James stole plenty of money and jewels.
Bless Pete, somewhere out there are hundreds of old treasure maps with bloody directions scrawled on 'em as to where all those strong boxes are buried.
That's how you keep secrets from prying, greedy eyes.
It seems foolish to bury good stuff, though, seeing how something always happens to prevent us from digging it up later.
Sometimes, well-meaning folks will fill boxes with current information and plant it in places they call cornerstones.
I've always heard that our last thoughts or conversations before bedtime may come back to us in our dreams.
There's a good bit of truth to that.
While visiting with family in Maryland on Jan. 17, I noticed the television newscasts were filled with film clips of the late Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. and the impact his life made.
There were a lot of announcements of the many downtown activities going on in and around Washington, D.C., on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Make-believe gives a growing boy the chance to take a magical trip where his imagination rules the roost.
There are no illegal substances involved, and even better, there are no folks judging or finding fault with your choices.
That's the beauty of being a youngster.
But no matter how hard we try, reality eventually sets in and we have to face the task of returning to the present.
Try as we might, we just can't click our heels together and wish change into being. It takes hard work and willpower to get things done.
Somehow during middle of the night, that blanket at the foot of the bed got pulled up snug around my shoulders.
I felt all comfy and cozy until my feet touched the bare oak floor.
Bless Pete, it's cold.
As I navigated toward the kitchen to flip on the coffee pot, my better half stirred.
"Turn the heat up," she said. "We have a baby in the house."
You know, I seriously doubt if that child was as frosty as great-grandmama.
It's hard to admit the truth about yourself, but once you do, it's as refreshing as a cool, crisp morning.
I don't drink or smoke and try hard not to fuss (unless I'm in a long line at Walmart).
For me, worrying is the downfall.
I guess I'm a natural worrier and fret about all kinds of stuff.
When I was little, I worried about learning those poems we had to recite while standing in front of the classroom.
Then, I worried about those fifth grade spelling bees that Mr. Joe Connors held weekly.
The first day of a new year is coming up fast.
Frankly, I have no idea what 2010 has for any of us.
Hopefully – if things go my way – I will be 77 years young in February. My family members will also add another candle to their birthday cakes, too. Maybe the extra candlelight will make all of us wiser and healthier. For most of us, the wealthier part is out of the picture.
During the last few years, I've shared many of my memories of growing up on Chesterfield Avenue right here in Lancaster.
I guess I was just too young to understand or didn't know better.
Having a manger scene in front of the courthouse or in your front yard was an accepted norm.
Now, as one of the brightest (and best, I dare say) young men on the rolls at First Baptist Church, I didn't bat an eye when Mama started getting her "boys" ready for the annual telling of the Christmas story out in the church sanctuary.
She was more than my mom; she taught my Sunday school class, too.
After making a quick dash to the grocery store last week, I found myself pinned against the ice cream case by a faithful reader.
"You do write a whole lot about times long ago," she said.
Well, yeah, I thought to myself. That's what "Remember When" is all about.
I share some stuff from long ago, hoping that folks can recall similar events from their younger days, too.
But that did put me in a thinking mood.
Up here in Maryland, the cold winds are scattering the remaining oak and maple leaves across the back of the house.
And wouldn't you know it, we're fresh out of hamburger buns, colas and frozen French fries.
But we were at a point of no return, having thawed out hamburger patties.
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Retro Tiki Style Bikini with Bows
Added Aug 25, 2013
by nadia r
Akl, New Zealand
Retro Bikini – BurdaStyle 5/2013 #132
I didn't realize this pattern was intermediate skill level lol, but I got there eventually. Sewing with interfacing and shirring elastic for the first time were both interesting exercises. I added 3" to the top of the bloomers to really get that vintage Hawaii look, but it looked excessive. So I sewed 6 separate strips of elastic inside, using clear thread in zig zag stitch, going downward to ruch up the fabric. There is an elastic strip along each of the side seams, three strips running down the front, and one going down the center back. That idea I got from a Google search where I came across a tutorial lol. I think I had cut out some of the patterns for the top in the wrong sizes, and I added a small elasticized band to the front bust section so I could get into it, lol. Also I think I may need to move the back strap position over a bit. Location: Kiriwina Island
Material Notes
woven lightweight cotton print sarong, interfacing (sew-in), elastic underwear lace trim, elastic, elastic shirring thread, clear thread
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Sep 22, 2014, 03.38 AMby nadia r
I tried out this bikini last week while on holiday and it was a hit with me. It dries very well as it is made from a thin weight cotton sarong, it is lovely to swim in, and feels well fitted and secure to wear, with the full cup of the bikini top, and it is also comfortable. There is a feeling of being 'hugged' about it, with a slight looseness in the pants after swimming, yet they didn't balloon or anything. The only thing is after the laundry the vintage blue elastic lace frays easily, so I don't recommend using it for outer decoration (only for internal elasticity), and rather proper decorative stretch lace should be used. Overall I love the retro look of it.
Aug 26, 2013, 01.30 PMby nadia r
thank you ladies! – Xx
Aug 25, 2013, 05.12 PMby Mary Athey
this is lovely and i'm so glad you made this as i've been wanting to make this. I think if you move the back straps over about an inch would look even better. i'm toying with going for a cross over back (very 50's). great job though x
Aug 25, 2013, 03.00 PMby Ellen Hatteland
You've done a fantastic job! It looks wonderful on you ;) Fabric is Lovely!
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Lufthansa Highlights Berlin: "And the wall came tumbling down"
There's no stopping this Trabbi. It bursts through the Wall to freedom without sustaining a single scratch. Unstoppable it may be, but over the years graffiti almost destroyed it. That's one reason why Birgit Kinder is repainting the Trabbi in the East Side Gallery – for the fifth time. Surrounded by tourists and a Japanese television crew, she's been touching up her painting on the concrete wall on Mühlenstraße since the early morning. Nineteen years ago, artists from all over the world painted their euphoria onto what remained of the fallen Wall and created the East Side Gallery, the longest open-air gallery in the world.
The Wall's demise also marked the start of Birgit Kinder's career as an artist. In 1983, she moved from her native Gehren, in Thuringia, to East Berlin, working there for the railroad company and attending art classes in the evening. When she heard the news about the Wall, she said to herself, "This is my chance. All the walls are gray now," Ms. Kinder recalls today. She first painted the Trabi picture in July 1990. "I felt I had to get everything off my chest. We were so sick of being cooped up, of the general drabness," she explains. The Trabbi she painted was her own car, license number included. Later she changed the number on the license plate to the historic date the Wall came down.
The East Side Gallery, the longest preserved section of the Berlin Wall, makes history tangible, symbolizes both division and unity. In that sense, you could say that Ms. Kinder paints to keep memory alive. Twenty years on, there is precious little left to recall the mighty fortification that divided the city for 28 years, two months and 28 days. In early 1990, East Germany began tearing down the concrete border. Over the following months, Berlin's most imposing structure disappeared almost without trace. What remain today are gaps, wasteland – and memories.
You really have to keep your eyes open to detect any traces of the Wall today. Like the strip of paving stones on Ebertstraße near Brandenburg Gate, for instance, that runs like a scar through the city, retracing six kilometers of the Wall's path.
In the early days, Berlin showed little interest in preserving any traces or what was left of the Wall as most stories connected with it were stories of suffering. The historic structure divided what belonged together; tore families, friends and lovers apart. At least 136 people died attempting to flee.
Kieler Straße, 11am. Jürgen Litfin sits on a camping chair outside a former watchtower near Humboldthafen dock, waiting for visitors, as he does every day. People come in groups, school classes and adults, often several hundred a day, and sometimes so many he doesn't even find time to eat. A welder from Berlin-Weißensee and political prisoner bought free from the GDR by West Germany in 1981, Mr. Litfin rescued the watchtower from demolition. Of the 302 that encircled West Berlin, only three still stand on city territory.
Inside the tower, a memorial-cum-mini-museum, he tells the story of his brother Günter, the first person killed attempting to defy the then 11-day-old Wall, shot dead by a policeman on August 24, 1961. The 24-year-old tailor had planned to swim to the West here at the Humboldthafen dock. He had no idea the border patrol had orders to shoot – until the first shots fell. The tours are also a way of coping with grief for the gnarled retiree, who is still haunted by his brother's murder. Mr. Litfin's work at the watchtower has created a memorial that keeps alive the memory of the crimes committed at the Wall. "To forget would be the worst thing," says the widower. "The horrors of the Wall are no longer visible anywhere in Berlin."
Least of all at Checkpoint Charlie, where history is playacted and the border guards are as genuine as Disneyland characters. Sana Berjawi poses for tourists in front of a wooden barrack – one euro a photo. The attractive young woman in the US uniform holding a US flag in her right hand comes from a Tunisian background, but her nameplate reads: Gardner.
"You can make a picture with me," she says, breaking the ice. Ms. Berjawi also speaks French, Arabic, German of course, and a smattering of Spanish, Italian and even Chinese and Japanese, depending on where the tourists are from.
Some go straight up to her, particularly Americans, and tell her how inhuman the Wall was, and how humiliating the entry formalities were. Then Ms. Berjawi gives her visitors a comforting – complimentary – hug. That usually helps, that and her infectiously cheerful manner, which even earns her invites to faraway places. Her memories of the divided Berlin are limited. She was only ten when the Wall fell.
Twenty years on, Berlin, the city that originally wanted to obliterate all memory of the Wall, is fighting to preserve the last remaining segments. Now that the pain is easing, exhibitions, monuments and memorials are springing up to remind us of the defunct border. It's 12 noon and Frankfurt-born minister Manfred Fischer is holding a service for the victims of the Wall in the Chapel of Reconciliation.
His former parish church, the Church of Reconciliation, previously occupied this site, but he never saw it from the inside because when he came to work on Bernauer Straße in 1975, it had been in no man's land for 14 years, out of anyone's reach. The Wall had torn his parish in two. In the East, the border destroyed the houses, in the West, services were moved to the church hall in 1965.
Mr. Fischer was traveling in the United States 20 years later, when he saw his church being blown up on TV. The pictures traveled around the world, but the church was lost forever
After the collapse of the GDR, Mr. Fischer fought to preserve a section of the Wall on Bernauer Straße and together with a group of like-minded people, initiated the Berlin Wall Memorial, where a stretch of Wall runs alongside the Chapel of Reconciliation and the Documentation Center, demonstrating the true scale of the structure. An extension of the Memorial is scheduled to be completed by 2012. "We felt so powerless after the church was destroyed," he says, "but we realized how important it is to know our own history. So it cannot repeat itself."


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High School: A 2008 graduate of Germantown High School (Germantown, Wis.)... lettered in track & field and gymnastics four times each, three times in cross country and once in swimming & diving... captained the track team in 2006, the cross country team in 2007 and the gymnastics team in 2008... three-time state runner-up, including 2007 cross country, 2007 1600m outdoor track and 2006 3200m outdoor track... on the track, won the 800m and 1600m conference titles in 2006 both indoors and outdoors... captured 800m, 1600m and 3200m sectional titles in 2006 before taking runner-up in the 3200m at the state meet... state runner-up in the 1600m run in 2007... finished fourth in the state at 3200m and eighth at 1600m as a senior... in cross country, was the 2005 conference champion before taking runner-up honors her last two years... sectional champion in 2007 before finishing second at the state meet... combined to earn six all-state honors (three in each sport) and was a four-time team MVP... holds school records on the track in the 800m (2:18.84), 1600m (4:57.91) and 3200m (11:08.22)... also school record holder in the 4k cross country race (14:46)... earned the Academic All-State Team honor in 2007.
Personal: Majoring in kinesiology... parents are Bruce and Jane Lydy... has one brother: Tim... born September 28, 1990, in West Bend, Wis.... hobbies include gymnastics, being outdoors and spending time with friends... full name is Kate Ellen Lydy.
Personal Bests • 800: 2:18.84 • 1500: 4:35.38 • 1600: 4:57.91 • 3000: 10:05.51 • 5000: 17:19.16
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On December 2nd, President and Group Publisher Alan Klein and actor Gabriel Mann hosted 40 VIPs for a special sit down dinner at a $36 million estate in Beverly Hills. Upon arrival, guests were treated to an outdoor reception where they enjoyed exquisite wine from Saint Helena Winery's and Tallarico Vodka cocktails while they mixed and mingled and enjoyed exclusive access to Audi's luxury cars on display. Once dinner began, Petrossian Executive Chef Giselle Wellman made her evening debut as she prepared an exquisite five-course meal. As the evening continued guests were treated to a special dessert and offered exclusive tours of the multi-million dollar Beverly Hills estate.
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News: Baseball Starts SCC Season With 3-2 Win Over Harbor
The Pasadena City College baseball team used patience and a couple of strategic moves by head coach Evan O'Meara to help pull out a 3-2 win over Los Angeles Harbor College Tuesday afternoon in the South Coast Conference opener for both squads. The game was played at Brookside Park's Jackie Robinson Memorial Field.
In the bottom of the ninth, catcher Corey Richards singled to center and was sacrificed to second base by Lancers' centerfielder Charles Smith. O'Meara sent in pinch runner Tarik El Abour and the speedy sophomore went to third on a balk by Harbor reliever Anthony Konders. Shortstop Josh Clark drew a walk sending up Bobby Fraijo. The freshman second baseman worked the count on Harbor reliever Larry Brown and then squibbed a grounder to the right side. With Harbor's second baseman Robert Hurtado playing back, El Abour easily scored from third for the walk-off victory. PCC's players mobbed Fraijo in the post-game celebration (see photo).
The Lancers rallied from down 2-0 in the eighth inning. With two outs, designated hitter Cameron Silva and first baseman David Halstead received back-to-back walks against Harbor reliever Hector Avila. O'Meara then sent in Cody Van-Es as a pinch hitter and the freshman delivered, lining a double to center that tied it at 2-2. Van-Es' hit was an unfortunate decision by Seahawks centerfielder Alex Layton, who could have played the ball for a single but instead chose to dive for the ball in short center. Layton's attempt allowed Halstead to score all the way from first.
In the top of the ninth, with runners on second and third and two outs, O'Meara made the decision to intentionally walk Harbor's No. 3 lefty hitter Nicholas Ridio to load the bases. That sent up right-handed hitter Jordan Espino who flew out to center as PCC righty reliever Jamie La Pointe worked out of the jam. La Pointe picked up the victory.
The late-inning heroics overshadowed a brilliant pitching duel between PCC knuckleballer Tim Shiba and Harbor lefty Jonathan Hernandez. Shiba and Hernandez had a double shutout going after six innings. Shiba allowed two unearned runs in the seventh and finished allowing just four hits over seven innings. Hernandez scattered eight hits over seven innings and kept PCC off-balance on both the basepaths (two pickoffs on back-to-back baserunners in the fifth) and at the plate with a sharp breaking ball.
PCC kept the damage at two runs in the seventh thanks to a gun out at home by rightfielder Anthony Martinez who launched a perfect one-hop throw to Richards after a basehit to nab Nolan Meadows sliding at the plate.
"We did a good job of being patient at the plate, drawing some key walks later in the game," O'Meara said. "We did our usual routine of making it hard on ourselves with some shoddy defense (five errors) and not being able to move runners over with poor bunting. But we did get a good bunt by Smith that help set up the winning run. Our pitching was outstanding, especially Shiba, who has been an ace for us all year."
Shiba, Spencer Stute, who threw one shutout inning in the eighth, and La Pointe combined to allow only six hits and no earned runs over the nine innings. On offense, Halstead was 2-for-3 while Richards went 2-for-4. The Lancers totaled 10 hits.
The two teams continue their 3-game series on Thursday, March 7 in a 2 p.m. first pitch at LA Harbor (weather permitting). PCC is 3-10 overall and Harbor stands at 3-10-1.
[Photo--Lancer Bobby Fraijo (on ground right, next to David Halstead, 55) is piled on by his teammates following his game-winning, walk-off RBI Tuesday at Brookside Park, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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- What is TMC? What do you need in order to receive TMC?
TMC (Traffic Message Channel) is based on a news network. Traffic information is continuously recorded by the police and by automatic sensors along motorways. This information is delivered in a non-stop flow to the broadcasting corporations. They are digitally coded, classified according to roadway section and are broadcasted inaudible (over the RDS-Sginal). The coded data sets are converted by the navigation device (with TMC ability) into readable messages.
A TMC message provides details of a traffic obstruction's location and type, and sometimes also its beginning, duration or end. The messages are valid for only a certain period of time. A message is stored and can be recalled by the navigation device as long as it is valid. During a navigation the navigation software checks every message within seconds with the calculated route and if necessary calculates an alternative route.
TMC in NAVIGON products:
NAVIGON products which are suitable for TMC reception support FreeTMC wherever it is available. The use of PayTMC is either already included in the purchase price of the NAVIGON product or the service can be subscribed to. For more information refer to the description of the product in question.
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A TMC receiver is needed to receive TMC messages. Many navigation devices and GPS receivers come with a built-in TMC receiver. Car charging cables with a built-in TMC receiver are also available for many navigation devices.
If the TMC reception is poor, it often helps to use a Y adapter for connecting the TMC receiver to the vehicle's external antenna.


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Question of the Week: Anticipating senior year
Published: Thursday, January 31, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 4:04 p.m.
So as second semester has kicked off, I asked some of my junior classmates, "What are you looking forward to the most when it comes to senior year?"
"I'm looking forward to graduating early." — Victoria Martin
"I look forward to graduating and getting into a trade school for technology. I also look forward to having a blast. Senior year always seems fun, I'm ready to experience it." — Nickolas Rodgers
"When it comes to senior year, I become excited for all the changes about to take place in my life and also looking forward to the movements into being an adult one day." — Michaela Snider
"I'm looking forward to graduation, point blank." — Alex Kraeft
"I look forward to knowing I worked hard and accomplished something. I also look forward to being closer to the 'real world' and getting ready for college." — Violet Burkhart
"I'm looking forward to my final year with the friends I love the most. I'm looking forward to being on top at my school. But most of all, graduation, walking across the stage in front of my fellow mates and getting my diploma." — Emily Mills
"I look forward to working on the classes that help me towards my career and having fun with my friends." — Danielle Willits
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With a career that spans more than 50 years and a catalog of music that embraces gospel, rock, jazz, blues, funk, pop standards and more, Aretha Franklin earned the royal sobriquet the Queen of Soul with her passionate, expressive musicianship. Franklin's influence is expansive, her music resonating with generations, breaking down style barriers and fostering an eclectic appreciation of sonic possibilities. In celebration of Franklin's lasting impact, on Friday, November 4 at 8:30 pm, the House of Blues Cleveland will transform into a hotbed of soul, R&B and dance, as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum presents Jump To It, welcoming internationally recognized DJs MC Lyte, Mick Boogie and O-Dub to spin a lively mix of classic Aretha Franklin tracks and cuts by the soul and R&B purveyors who followed her lead.
"I can remember the first time I saw Aretha Franklin perform 'Respect' in the Blues Brothers film," says MC Lyte. "It was my favorite scene in the movie! She commanded attention with a no-nonsense attitude. I loved it!" For more than 20 years, the multi-talented MC Lyte has been a creative force in the world of hip-hop and beyond. Her rap recordings earned her two Grammy nominations, critical acclaim and commercial success, and she continues to inspire as a lecturer, author (Just My Take) and DJ, performing at major events across the country (2009 National Congress of Black Women Obama Kick-Off event, where she was honored with a Legacy Award; the 2010 Legends of Hip-Hop Concert at House of Blues in Atlantic City, New Jersey; and the 2011 Salt-n-Pepa nationwide tour). Lyte is the executive vice president and music supervisor of DuBose Music Group/DuBose Entertainment, and in June 2011, she was named president of the Los Angeles chapter of the Grammy's Recording Academy, the first African-American woman to hold that position.
Lyte cites "Respect" ("Love the lyrics and her delivery makes you respect her!), "Think" ("love how the track is simple, allows her vocals to cut through.") and "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)" ("Simply genius! I feel her.") among her favorite Franklin songs. Lyte's Jump To It set will include "Think," "Rock Steady," "Jump," "Baby I Love You," "Get It Right," along with tunes by the O'Jays, the Spinners, and Earth Wind & Fire.
"I remember as a kid seeing Motown specials on TV – back when TV had 'musical specials' and not reality overload," says Youngstown, Ohio–native Mick Boogie (pictured, left) of first hearing and seeing Aretha Franklin. "Seeing her perform songs like 'Respect' and 'Pink Cadillac.'" In his formative years, Mick, who makes his home in New York City, connected with the revolutionary work of hip-hop DJs – from the early stylings of DJ Jazzy Jeff, Kid Capri and Stretch Armstrong, to the later mixing of DJs Drama and Green Lantern – a connection that brought him full circle, back to Aretha Franklin. "I have two favorites because they were sampled in two of my favorite hip-hop songs of all time," says Mick of the Franklin tracks that resonate most with him. "'Call Me,' which was sampled by Slum Village for "Selfish;" and 'One Step Ahead,' which Mos Def used on "Ms. Fat Booty" – classic!"
Mick channeled similar eclecticism into a series of innovative mixtapes that eventually led to collaborations with Adele, Coldplay, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Common, Eminem, Ghostface Killah, Jay-Z, Nas, Kanye West and more. Mick is a fixture at A-list DJ events from Beijing to NYC, and he promises to bring a dynamic playlist to Jump To It. "From me, you can expect a very diverse set," he says. "Everything from Aretha, of course, to James Brown, Michael Jackson, Prince, Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye... I never really know what I'm going to play because it depends on the crowd, but I really have aspirations of digging deep that night."
Rounding out the evening's trifecta is DJ O-Dub AKA Oliver Wang (pictured, right). Based in Los Angeles, Wang is a noted journalist, writing about pop music, culture and politics for NPR, Vibe, LA Times, Village Voice and more. He is the co-author of Classic Material: The Hip-Hop Album Guide and maintains a popular audioblog, Soul-Sides.com. "I was born in '72 and certainly heard Aretha's music as a kid, but my first distinct memory of listening to hear was probably watching her cameo in The Blues Brothers, singing "Think" – oh-so heavy on sass and verve," he says. Wang was a radio DJ for KALX FM in Berkeley for 10 years, and he continues to DJ for various events, including Jump To It, part of the Rock Hall's American Music Masters™ week-long tribute to Aretha Franklin. He plans to include such Franklin signatures as "The Night Time Is The Right Time," "Until You Come Back To Me," "I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face," "So Soon," as well as the Marvels' cover of "Rocksteady" and Otis Redding's original version of "Respect."
"All my favorite Aretha songs are ballads, from both her Columbia and Atlantic catalogs," says Wang. "There's something about how the quietness of the song contrasts with the sheer power of her voice. I love how she plays in those moments of stillness before unleashing the full fury of her instrument. Like her song says, she's always 'giving you something you can feel.'"
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Planning the Last Fling
Even though most of our wedding tasks are quickly falling into place there are still a few things that need to be planned – Including the bachelorette party. Traditionally, the bridal party plans the festivities but since I loathe all plastic novelty items and "last fling" shenanigans, I decided it would be in my interest to take the reins and plan most of event myself.
Originally, I had high hopes for a "Sex in the City" weekend in New York City, filled with Cosmo martinis, cupcakes and shopping, however after looking into flights, hotel prices and my current wedding budget, I decide to leave that adventure for after the wedding and stick to a local celebration instead.
With a little creativity I am pretty sure I can keep my bachelorette party clear from any "adult" establishments while sticking to a budget and creating lasting memories. So, here are my ideas…
Channel your inner Marilyn with a pin-up photo shoot – Miami-based photographer Janette Valentine of Terribly Girly turns plain Jane's into sexy pin-up girls with the help of her glamorous comrades. For around $400 you will get to strut your stuff in vintage clothes and strike a pose! You will be amazed of the transformation and the pictures are priceless! Plus, the photos can be given to your fiancé as a wedding day gift.
Dinner, Drinks and Dancing - Grab your friends, your fanciest dress and your highest heels! If you are looking for dinner with a twist, Sushi Samba offers patrons the opportunity to partake in a Samba dance class, sushi making class or a sake tasting. If you are looking for something a little more risqué, Vice Lounge on Lincoln Road might be your answer. For a small fee you and 10 friends can enjoy dinner, drinks, a champagne toast and a one hour performance from a Vice dancer. For more fancy dining options check out Gilt City.
Learn a new routine - There are a few locations scattered around South Florida that offer pole dancing classes and almost all offer private parties. If you are ready to kick off your heels and break a sweat while attempting to look sexy check out Evette's Dance and Fitness Club, Crunch Fitness and Vixen Fitness. Classes range from $15 – $30 depending on the class and studio.
Become a master chef – Hone your skills in the kitchen by taking a cooking class with one the many great chefs around Miami. From the Biltmore's Culinary Academy to Eleanor Hoh's Wok Star class there is something for every palate. For more cooking classes check out South Florida Gourmet.
My day job has allowed me to plan and attend some of the swankiest affairs around town, so when tables were turned and my event was on the line only the best would suffice. But with only a shoestring budget to work with and Veuve Clicquot taste, planning a wedding is a little more daunting than I ever imaged.


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So I bought a brand new hard drive and put Ubuntu 12.04 on it. Then I decided to replace it with Windows 7, and I overwrote the entire Ubuntu partition. Now I am wanting to set up Dual Boot, but when I try to boot with the Ubuntu Live CD I get the following error:
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I am having difficulty setting up triple integrals. Perhaps an illustration would help.
Suppose f(x,t,z) = (2x - 1)yz^2, S is the solid in the first octant bounded by x + y = 1 and z^2 = x^2 = y^2.
I really don't understand how to set this up. Could anyone explain it to me? Thanks for any help you can be.


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The Cove Restaurant
The Cove Restaurant is located on Apple Canyon Lake with spectacular lake views from every table.
CITY:Apple River
J.M.'s Tap
Country tavern restaurant. Family owned and operated for more than 60 years, specializing in homemade pizza and a friendly atmosphere.
CITY:East Dubuque
Mid-Town Marina
Mid-Town Marina is a full-service marina, restaurant and lounge located on the Mississippi River in East Dubuque. Famous for our Bloody Mary's! Come for our Sunday buffet. Dock slips available for the restaurant. Rent a boat slip for the night or week, purchase gas at the dock, or pickup boat accessories and parts.
CITY:East Dubuque
Mulgrew Tavern
Fourth-generation owner of the Mulgrew family continues the tradition of serving up locally-famous chili dogs and cold beer.
CITY:East Dubuque
Timmerman's Supper Club
Fine dining with panoramic view of the mighty Mississippi River and valley. Lounge with dance floor/DJ entertainment on weekends.
CITY:East Dubuque
Massbach Ridge Winery - Tasting Room & Vineyard
In the tranquil rolling hills of northwest Illinois, Massbach Ridge Winery has been crafting estate grown wines since 2003. With a diverse selection of estate-grown Illinois wine, our friendly staff will help you discover a taste you'll fall in love with.
E Town Coffee Co.
Start your day with locally roasted, freshly ground coffee and espresso, panini for lunch. Free Wi-Fi and local art.
The Holy Mackerel
Masterful menu by renowned Chef Dan Kretschmer provides unparalleled gourmet cuisine and attentive service in a charming, historic church. Exquisitely fresh, simply prepared food.
Shark's Roadhouse
This 5000+ square foot restaurant tavern features a beautifully crafted main bar, multiple dining areas, beer garden and a unique decor with relics of the past. We serve lunch and dinner, along with weekly lunch specials and daily drink specials. Live entertainment; indoor/outdoor seating.
A Bushel & A Peck
Venture out into the country and experience an authentic general store. New and used home décor and furnishings, antiques, local food products, honey, fresh eggs.
Welcome Inn
A family restaurant/supper club featuring the best American and European cuisine in the region complimented with an all-you-can-eat soup and salad bar.
The Irish Cottage Boutique Hotel
Unique guest rooms featuring upgraded room amenities, Irish themed artwork, complimentary breakfast, day spa, pool, Wi-Fi and live entertainment in Frank O'Dowd's Pub. Suites w/whirlpools and valley views.
Cannova's Pizzeria
Cannova's of Galena features award-winning pizza, an excellent wine list and an inviting atmosphere. We are a small storefront Italian restaurant, perfect for romantic dinners for two, or pizza for the whole family. Special entrees are available nightly, including pastas, steaks, and fresh seafood. Free delivery in town.
American Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor
The 1846 shop features original cabinets & an old-fashioned fountain. Popcorn, candy, lunch, Coca-Cola merchandise, coffee bar. American Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor is the best ice cream in town!
Indulge your decadence in the heart of historic downtown Galena. With well over 200 flavors of Swiss, German, French, Belgian, Venezuelan and domestic chocolates – Chocolate' is the destination all chocolate lovers must experience.
One Eleven Main
Great chefs working with local producers to provide the flavor of Galena's culinary past, present and future. Local flavor cuisine.
Green Street Tavern & Restaurant at DeSoto House Hotel
Enjoy your favorite cocktails, snacks, sandwiches, salads, dinners in this historic pub. Serving everything from hand-cut steaks to fresh seafood. Enjoy our dining room, tavern and outside patio.
The Generals' Restaurant at DeSoto House Hotel
Named in honor of Galena's nine Civil War generals, this restaurant offers casual dining with Galena's ambiance and historic charm.
Gobbie's Sports Pub & Eatery
Find something for everyone at Gobbie's Sports Pub & Eatery, featuring homemade Chicago-style, thin, pan, stuffed pizza in a friendly, sports pub. Every pizza is made from scratch with only the freshest and finest ingredients. Plasma TVs. Karaoke. Live entertainment nightly. Outdoor patio.
The Market House Restaurant
Galena's best kept secret, overlooking downtown! Serving lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday. Homemade food; steaks, salads, seafood, burgers. Full bar.
Frank O'Dowd's Irish Pub & Grill in The Irish Cottage Boutique Hotel
Frank O'Dowd's Irish Pub & Grill in The Irish Cottage Boutique Hotel is Galena's premier live entertainment venue. The rich interior, handcrafted in Ireland, embraces an earlier time. The expanded pub menu includes classic dishes and modern twists using traditional ingredients. Hand-cut steaks/chops, salmon, shepherd's pie, traditional fish 'n' chips. Outstanding wine selection; great draft beers.
The Courtyard Restaurant at DeSoto House Hotel
Lovely four-story atrium serving breakfast daily. Join us for lunch (Sat. & Sun.) and for our wonderful brunch on Sunday.
Los Aztecas
A real Mexican restaurant. More than 100 authentic entrees; gigantic selection of Mexican/American beers. Lunch/dinner specials. Mega-Margaritas. Music Friday/Saturday.
Perry Street Brasserie
Best little restaurant in Galena. Consistently receiving outstanding reviews for food, service & dining experience. Featuring AcroAma Blends organic seasonings.


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1 Dublin Old Library
Architecture, castles and historic districts
College St. IRL - Dublin
This sober library (1712-1732) is by Thomas Burgh, chief engineer and surveyor general. The wonderful treasury includes some of the library's most important works including the extraordinary Book of Kells, and illuminated manuscript on vellum (c 800)..
2 Chester Beatty Library
Museums and art
Dublin Castle - accès par le château ou Ship St. IRL - Dublin
Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (1875-1968) established one of the most beautiful collections of Islamic and Far Eastern art in the world. A small part of it is permanently exhibited in a building on the edge of the gardens of Dublin Castle. It includes Ar..
3 Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship
Museums and art
Custom-House Quay IRL - Dublin
A touching reminder of the days of the Great Famine, this is an exact replica of the tall ship, which was initially built in Quebec in 1847. Owned by a family of timber merchants, it transported timber across the Atlantic from Canada and brought back..
4 Marsh Library
Architecture, castles and historic districts
St.-Patrick's-Close IRL - Dublin
The first public library in Ireland was built in 1701 by archbishop Narcissus Marsh. There are 25 000 volumes here: four benefactors including the founder himself allowed works relating to the sciences and mathematics to be kept here, along with text..
5 Bank of Ireland
Architecture, castles and historic districts
College Green IRL - Dublin
The old Irish Parliament was bought by the Bank of Ireland. The customer counters are in the old House of Commons, its ceiling decorated with lion heads; the old House of Lords has remained as Inigo Jones designed it with its beautiful coffered ceili..
6 Newman House
Architecture, castles and historic districts
85-86 St.-Stephen's-Green IRL - Dublin
The two restored 18C houses are named after Cardinal Newman, the first rector of University College, who lived here when the college was founded in 1854. The smaller house has a marble tiled floor and a Cuban mahogany staircase and the original decor..
7 Custom House
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Custom-House Quay IRL - Dublin
With its dome and its long façade, the old Custom House, built in 1791 by James Gandon, is one of Dublin's great monuments. The building was severely damaged by fire in 1921 but was subsequently restored. Behind the south portico, virtually unchanged..
8 National Museum - Decorative Arts and History
Museums and art
Collins Barracks - Benburb St. IRL - Dublin
One of the two sites of the National Museum of Ireland (the other being on Kildare Street), Collins Barracks (1700) used to house 3 000 men and 1 000 horses, and was in its time the largest barracks in the British Isles. The displays cover decorative..
9 National Museum of Archaeology
Museums and art
Kildare St. IRL - Dublin
This museum houses exceptional archaeological and Celtic collections, including the remarkable Treasury, gathering together items from the Bronze Age to the 15C: the miniature gold boat from the Broighter Hoard (1C AD), the Ardagh chalice (8C), the T..
10 Dublin Castle
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Dame St. IRL - Dublin
The castle was the seat of power of the British Crown for seven centuries until 1922; many prisoners languished in its dungeons and severed heads were displayed at is gates. At the urban heart of Dublin, it has evolved from an imposing fortress into ..
11 Anglican Cathedral
Religious buildings
Christchurch Pl. - Lord-Edward St. IRL - Dublin
With its combination of Romanesque and Early English Gothic styles, the cathedral, the seat of the Anglican archbishop of Dublin and Glendalough, and the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Southern Province of the Church of Ireland, second only to Armagh,..
12 St Patrick's Cathedral
Religious buildings
Patrick St. IRL - Dublin
Not much remains of the original 12C church built close to the fountain (rediscovered in 1901) where the patron saint of Ireland is said to have baptised his first followers.Jonathan Swift (1667-1745), the most famous Dean of Saint Patrick's, lies cl..
13 Trinity College
Architecture, castles and historic districts
College Green IRL - Dublin
Trinity College, sometimes referred to by the initials TCD, was founded in 1592 by Elizabeth I, and was exclusively for Anglicans until the end of the 18C. Women were admitted in 1903. Among its famous students are the writers Swift, Wilde, Stocker a..
14 Dublin old town
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Wood Quay IRL - Dublin
The heart of old Dublin occupies the ridge separating the Liffey and its now covered tributary, the Poddle. The Vikings settled on the south bank of the Liffey, where Wood Quay and the Dublin's Modern Civic Offices are to be found now. Excavations un..
15 National Gallery
Museums and art
Merrion-Sq.-West IRL - Dublin
The National Gallery has one of Europe's best collections displayed in a building which has been successively extended since its opening in 1864. The Irish art (17C-20C) is of course exceptional (see the room devoted to Jack Yeats, brother of the poe..
16 National Museum of Archeology
Museums and art
Kildare St. IRL - Dublin
Purpose-built in 1890, the museum houses the country's archaeological collections. An audiovisual presentation helps put into context the masterpieces of Irish art displayed in the Treasury, with precious objects ranging from the Bronze Age to the 15..
17 Kilmainham prison
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Inchicore Rd. IRL - Dublin
The old Kilmainham prison is a place of remembrance symbolising English oppression and the Irish spirit of resistance. Most nationalists were imprisoned here between 1792 and 1924. Souvenirs, photographs, letters and press cuttings, exhibited in the ..
18 Grand Canal Dock
Architecture, castles and historic districts
IRL - Dublin
A large enclosed harbour south of the Liffey, the Grand Canal Dock (1796) was for many years the largest in the world. Gradually abandoned after the arrival of the railway, it has been spectacularly rehabilitated. Overlooking the docklands, the Mille..
19 Tailors' Hall
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Back Lane IRL - Dublin
The Tailors' Hall, built between 1703 and 1707, is used as the head office of the environmental protection organisation An Taisce. This is the only survivng guild-hall in Dublin. The elaborate entrance opens on to a small garden containing plants whi..
20 Dublin City Hall
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Dame St. IRL - Dublin
This building was the Royal Exchange in the 18C until it was bought by the town council in 1851 following the economic decline caused by the Act of Union (1800). The domed rotunda in the entrance hall is decorated with frescoes (1914-1919) by James W..


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Sub Urban
Sub Urban is a clothing store in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto V.
Unlocked after "Nines and AKs", Sub Urban is one of three clothing stores initially made available in the game (alongside Binco and ProLaps). Presumably marketing to those interested in modern urbanwear, the store's interior is decorated in a gritty urban theme, and even features a stage, which use is unknown.
There are three Sub Urban outlets in the state, each based in the following locations:
Jefferson, Los Santos, near the Jefferson Safehouse;
Hashbury, San Fierro, near Hemlock Tattoo; and
Creek, Las Venturas, at the Creek strip mall.
Sub Urban may be considered a lower-mid range clothing outlet, and like Binco, specializes in generic attire or urbanwear popular among street gangs. However, items on offer in the store generally cost more than those in Binco, though they are still priced reasonably as most of them still cost below $100.
- For a comprehensive list of clothing available from Sub Urban in GTA San Andreas, see /Clothing in GTA San Andreas.
- As implied, the outlet's name is likely to a jab on the trend of selling urban attire to those who are not even city folk to begin with, such as suburbanites.
- The interior of the shop has a surfboard with a Rockstar Games logo on it, along with a plaid pattern.
- By zooming in on the mirrors next to the changing rooms with a Camera or a Sniper Rifle, the player can catch a glimpse of a portion of the outlying "blue hell"; an Ammu-Nation store layout, complete with a shooting range, is also visible from that position.
- The brand is mentioned in passing in Grand Theft Auto IV, where it is advertised on the Designerslave.com website and owns the White Widow brand.
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Sub Urban billboard, GTA San Andreas.