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Park City's annual culinary classic returns on Saturday, June 21, taking over the length of Main Street for a community-wide, open-air feast. Twenty-five of Park City's restaurants will be participating in Savor the Summit, celebrating the love of food, drink and music.
Each restaurant (and chef) offers its own take on an al fresco menu, many of which feature delightfully fresh and summer-y courses. It's no coincidence that Park City's "longest dinner party" coincides with the longest day of the year. More and more, the mountain town's short summer season is becoming synonymous with culinary events and gastronomical talent. And given that patio dining is a fairly new concept to all but a few well-established Main Street restaurants, eating outside has been largely an activity left for picnickers and a few bars. (Up until a few years ago, unless a restaurant had a designated patio that didn't obstruct the sidewalk, Park City prohibited outdoor dining—until the concept of temporary, streetside decks gained momentum.)
Savor the Summit will also feature a music stage and beer garden, opening at 5 p.m. and hosting music from Changing Lanes Experience (5:30 p.m.) and the Patwa Reggae Band (7:30 p.m.). You don't need tickets or reservations to stroll Main Street or drop by for music, though you do need to plan in advance if you want to dine with the Park City community. Many participating restaurants are already sold out, but a handful are still accepting reservations.
As of June 18, here are the restaurants that still have seats available:
501 on Main
Bandits Grill & Bar
Bangkok Thai on Main
Butcher's Chop House
Café Terigo
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Flanagan's on Main
Table One
Reservations are required and can be made by contacting restaurants individually. The mass dinner starts at 6 p.m. For more information or to be directed to the restaurant's contact information, visit Savor the Summit's website: savorthesummit.com.
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Shooting victim manages to get himself to hospital
COVINGTON, Ky. – Police found a man with multiple gunshot wounds at St. Elizabeth Hospital after 1 a.m. Thursday morning.
Covington Police Chief Spike Jones said the victim, Joseph Johnson, was shot near Lee Street and managed somehow to get to the hospital.
Johnson told officers he was shot by Jared Derkson, 25, of Covington. Police said Derkson was last known to live in the 1200 block of Lee Street.
The motive for the shooting is under investigation, Jones said.
Derkson is 5 feet, 6 inches and 155 pounds. He should be considered armed and dangerous, police said.
Johnson was shot in the torso and arm, Jones said. He was transported to University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.

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The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip today has begun refunding tickets purchased for Celine Dion's upcoming concerts after the vocalist canceled her future shows, citing family health issues. In a statement released on Wednesday, the multi-Grammy-winning songstress said, "I want to devote every ounce of my strength and energy to my husband's healing, and to do so, it's important for me to dedicate this time to him and to our children."
Dion's spouse and former manager, René Angélil, is still recovering from surgery he had last December for throat cancer, which entailed doctors having to remove portions of the now-72-year-old's tongue to give him the ability to speak. In 1998, physicians in Dallas, TX, successfully removed a malignant lump from Angélil's neck.
Furthermore, Dion's handlers say the beloved singer-songwriter has not yet recovered fully from an illness that affected muscles in her throat. Due to that affliction, Dion was forced to take a hiatus from entertainment during this summer.
Dion has cleared her calendar through March 22, 2015, to concentrate on her healing, her husband's continued recovery and their family. Dion and Angélil have three children together, René-Charles, 13, and three-year-old twins Eddy and Nelson. Her canceled engagements also include a tour of Asia that was slated for the fall season.
"I also want to apologize to all my fans everywhere, for inconveniencing them, and I thank them so much for their love and support," Dion said in the statement.
Possessing a five-octave vocal range, Dion is recognized as being one of pop music's most influential voices. Some of the recording artists on which her style has had a profound effect include Rihanna, Adele, Jennifer Hudson and Frank Ocean. With record sales exceeding 200 million copies worldwide, Dion remains the best-selling Canadian artist of all time.


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"Thick to Omo good hero, Zhuang Qi GAO Guan Ho-yo."
— Both Qu Ming "Song of the South China Sea shrines of ancient Kapok"
Kapok tree species are strongly positive, always above the canopy of trees around the vicinity in order to fight the sun and rain, kapok this enthusiastic spirit and bright as fire in the large flowers, often likened to a strong woman.
That Jiangsu Women , I can not help but think of the hero of kapok, outdone themselves, alone hold up half the sky of their own space. As a recent survey conducted by journalists found in shopping malls, Jiangsu Women to perfect Textile Relying on the industry chain to the Nanjing Women are rapidly emerging as the representative. Fashion design, stable personality style, their market performance soared. Present in all major department stores in Jiangsu, Jiangsu Women brand Sell Rank retaining its position as the forefront.
China Jiangsu Women clothing has gradually become a force.
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first choice, self-awareness is not strong, keep looking forward to rely on, when nothing can no longer climbing, leaving only one place lazy messy.
From the time of speaking, an early start in Jiangsu Women, 80 years from the last century, emerging from a group on a range of influential women's brands. Women's brands such as Nanjing, Robinson School, Supergrass, Sheng Shijia people, new pine, according to Shafei Er, great treasure, influence fashion, Thai Chi, kale, too rich, Wing Ping, Tao Yumei, Sheng Diao, Haiermansi, Days Villa, St can be Ni, cherry blossom season, and so pose Teng, Wuxi has called the "four big families" of the dream Yan, single-plank bridge, Kay and the Royal family, Suzhou is a large warehouse and other brands.
But despite an early start, and have a good industrial base, but the overall development of the offensive, always a kind of "do not" feeling. Style does not form a significant, did not scream loud.
2002, the newspaper made a through investigation and study, entitled "Nanjing real estate clothing brand" grow up "? "The report, from the inside and outside the two aspects, Women in Nanjing (Nanjing, mostly real estate brand clothing brand) why the slow start as early as the reasons for lack of development. Speaking from the internal, then the Nanjing Women's lack of design, brand awareness is weak, a single business idea. Part of the brand complacent, "also" and remain at the level of small workshops; another part of the brand increased capacity, turning processing; minority insists on being branded by the slow development of a variety of factors, he sacrifice the long corner. Not on the scale, the lack of advantages, not or dare not to make long-term planning, women's brand was a common problem in Nanjing. Reflected in the market, the performance of the Nanjing Women seem many styles, colors, fabrics have a lot of kind, is not the overall style. Management also stuck in "selling clothes" stage, willing to wholesale, or copied version of another type, in the hope of a paragraph or by a single product through a season, a content with too wanted stability and the complex has always been around Women around the brand in Nanjing. From the external terms, relative to the Hangzhou People's Government issued the "Women on the industry to speed up the development of a number of comments" document, published a series of supportive measures and incentives, Nanjing municipal government to private enterprises as the mainstay for the clothing industry , no special support policy. Women's Development in Nanjing basic through self-accumulation, credit difficulties are common problems facing enterprise development. There is also a lack of design and creative atmosphere, sense of team development is not enough and so on.
Terminal development in Jiangsu Women's market is basically to go shopping wholesale retail and professional market, the two routes, from the mall side, Jiangsu, local shopping home on the property can be said to love and hate clothes. Festivals, Chinese New Year season to do sales, shopping malls mainly in real estate mainly clothing, clothing during the peak season for real estate supply fast, break codes, interrupted time when replenishment, prices moderate. Women with the brand of Jiangsu, a lot of shopping centers profit, Jiangsu Brand Market thus has been a special favor. Along with raising the level of consumer spending, shopping malls introduce more foreign brands and foreign brands, the brand of Jiangsu Women have the feeling of being abandoned. The shopping centers on the general view is of Jiangsu Brand "seminar market, product development is not enough, there is a willing business owners and operators of the phenomenon, learning less Management Means and methods of marketing backward homogeneous competition severe. "
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Batteries for our computers are one of the aspects that allow them to be portable and allow us to get our work done in any setting. Needing strong batteries that can last long periods of time are essential to them. Batteries will only last a certain period of time before they need be replaced. Notebook computers have come along over the last ten years as a lighter more portable version of the traditional laptop computer. One of the main attractions they carry is the ability to hold a battery life longer because they do not use as much power to work. However, notebook battery are now the same as laptops which means a battery will need to be replaced at some time in the future. When the battery eventually fails replacing them is not as simple as walking into an electronic store to find the battery you need. When you need a battery replaced there are many different notebook manufacturers so a name brand electronic store does not carry them. Therefore, most people will need to have the battery specifically manufactured for the brand the customer owns. Ordering the battery directly from the brand manufacturer may cost more. Therefore, there are now manufacturers that can take your specifications for the battery and build one for a price less than the brand manufacturer. They can do this for most brands of notebook battery for all specifications such as voltage of the battery.
Moreover, when a product has to be specifically ordered and built a customer may want some assurances that the product will meet the specifications of the specific computer brand. This met by the notebook battery manufacturer assuring two different types of warranties. One is if the battery is sent and is defective then after the first thirty days of purchase the battery can be returned with no questions asked. Also, if the battery is not defective then it can still be returned with no questions asked with only a 15% restocking fee. There is also a one year limited warranty which allows for a customer to return a defective battery and have it repaired for no cost less shipping that needs to be paid by the customer. As due to increasing theft in every field of market, battery manufacturing is also affected. People sometimes buy stolen batteries with no proof of purchase and some with damaged barcode. Hence, warranty does not apply if the barcode is removed from the product, there is damage, or there is no proof of purchase.
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Nowadays most people use laptops or and notebooks in their everyday life. In my mind, everyone will have to purchase a battery for his or her portable device one day. Practice shows that when people decide to require a battery most of them have never bought batteries before. That is why I will willingly share 3 useful tips which customers should keep in mind.
When you purchase a battery for your notebook or laptop, the first thing you should look for is the reputability of the product. If the product is made by the manufacturer of your laptop, you can normally be sure that the product is qualitative. However, many manufactures are not actually producers; instead they are just the brander of the product. For example, if you open up an original laptop battery you may find put that the power cells inside are actually made by any other big name company. The producer of you laptop in this case has just made the plastic case of the battery. Thus, it means that the brand you purchase doesn't mean that the laptop battery quality is perfect. There are certain online stores where you can purchase items produced by original manufacturers.
Battery power rating must be kept in mind when you select a proper laptop battery. Laptop batteries have two principle ratings: Volts and Amperes. Lots of manufacturers of laptop batteries show ratings in Volts or Milliamperes (one thousand Milliamperes is equal to 1 Ampere). When you require a battery, try to select the battery with most Milliamperes (or mAh).
One more important thing is the battery type. Any battery contains certain chemicals. There are four main types of laptop batteries Ni-Cad, Ni-MH, Li-Ion, and Li-Poly. Ni-Cad laptop batteries are quite primitive. Ni-MH batteries are newer but they are rather heavy and their main competitors are Li-Ion and Li-Poly. Li-Ion and Li-Poly laptop are modern, more advanced and weigh less. They are widely used at the laptop market. That it why when you select a laptop battery try to select these types of batteries for your laptop or notebook.
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The South Alabama-hosted tourney will begin with a 36-hole shotgun start on Monday, Feb. 18, followed by the final 18 holes on Tuesday from the par-72, 7,212-yard Magnolia Groves Crossing Golf Course.
"We look forward to bouncing back in Mobile on Monday and playing like we are capable of," Head Coach Clay Homan said. "We know that if we capitalize inside of 100 yard we will contend to win. This week will be a great test with five teams inside the top 30 and several other solid teams competing."
The Bulldogs will join 15 other teams at Magnolia Groves, four of which will be from the Southeastern Conference. In-state foe Southern Miss will also join the Bulldogs this Monday.
The Maroon and White are hoping the return to Mobile will have the same success as previous trips to Magnolia Groves, as MSU won back in 2009 and former Bulldog Alex Rowland won a share of the title last year.
The same starting five will fill out the Bulldogs scorecard in Mobile: junior Chad Ramey, junior Joe Sakulpolphaisan, junior Axel Boasson, senior Robi Calvesbert and sophomore Fletcher Johnson will take the trip.
Ramey was the only Bulldog traveling to Mobile that played in the tourney last year; the Fulton, Miss., native finished 15th last spring.
Also traveling with MSU will be freshman Ben Woods and junior Barrett Edens, who will be competing as individuals. The two Bulldogs will play from the par 71, 7,158-yard Magnolia Grove Falls Golf Course in only two rounds.
Live stats will be available through HailState.com. Fans can also follow the men's golf program through Facebook at facebook.com/mstateMG and on Twitter at @mstateMG.


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This most under-appreciated best picture winners movie list features the top most-underappreciated Oscar films of all time, including only titles that have already released. In order to be included in this top 5 most under-appreciated best picture winners list each film has to have won the Academy Award for best picture of the year sometime between present and 1978. Author discretion is the final criteria used to distinguish these most under-appreciated best picture winners.
Box Office Gross: $170,687,518 Adjusted for 2015: $229,847,900
A starry-eyed would-be star discovers just how far the notion that "there's no such thing as bad publicity" can go in this screen adaptation of the hit Broadway musical Chicago, originally directed and choreographed by Bob Fosse. In the mid-'20s, Roxie Hart (Renee Zellweger) is a small-time chorus dancer married to a well-meaning dunderhead named Amos (John C. Reilly). Roxie is having an affair on the side with Fred Casley (Dominic West), a smooth talker who insists he can make her a star. However, Fred strings Roxie along a bit too far for his own good, and when she realizes that his promises are empty, she becomes enraged and murders Fred in cold blood. Roxie soon finds herself behind bars alongside Velma Kelly (Catherine Zeta-Jones), a sexy vaudeville star who used to perform with her sister until Velma discovered that her sister had been sleeping with her husband. Velma shot them both dead, and, after scheming prison matron "Mama" Morton hooks Velma up with hotshot lawyer Billy Flynn (Richard Gere), Velma becomes the new Queen of the scandal sheets. Roxie is just shrewd enough to realize that her poor fortune could also bring her fame, so she convinces Amos to also hire Flynn. Soon Flynn is splashing Roxie's story — or, more accurately, a highly melodramatic revision of Roxie's story — all over the gutter press, and Roxy and Velma are soon battling neck-to-neck over who can win greater fame through the headlines. A project that had been moving from studio to studio since the musical opened on Broadway in 1973.


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"And this is love: that we walk in obedience to his commands. As you have heard from the beginning, his command is that you walk in love." (2 John 1:6)
Most people want their family to show love and have harmonious relationships with one another. The art of getting along is taught with the results of avoiding strife. Conflicts do arise, but constructive communication is needed to preserve the relationship. The tone of voice is just as important as what is said. The goal is to share the truth with care and love for the other person.
God in His Holy Bible teaches the command to love others. Believers become apart of God's family and accept His command to love. Obedience to this command will preserve relationships with God and other people. Love is walked or carried out in daily conversations and actions. A love response cares more about the other person than being right or winning during a conflict.
Challenge: Believer, walk in obedience by obeying the love command. Your relationships with God and people will be blessed.


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I'm setting up a freebsd router and want certain IPs on my network to be forwarded to our local webserver if they make port 80 requests. An example would be - banned user tries to surf the web, but all his requests are forwarded to the web page which notifies him that he is banned. As I understand I can use IPFW for this and maybe NATD.
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Let $S,T\in\mathbb R$ such that $0\leq S<T<\infty$. For a function $X:\mathbb R\times \Omega\to\mathbb R$ I know that $$ \lim\limits_{t\to s}\int_\Omega (X(t,\omega)-X(s,\omega))^2\mathsf P(d\omega) = 0 \quad (1) $$ for all $s\in \mathbb R$. Here $\mathsf P$ is a probability measure on $\Omega$ but the probabilistic part of the question is not the most important one. I have to show, that given a family of partitions of $[S,T]$: $$ \mathscr T^n = \{S = t_0^n<t_1^n<\dots<t_n^n = T\} $$ the following holds: $$ \lim\limits_{\mu_n\to 0}\int\limits_S^T\left(\int_\Omega (X(t,\omega) - X^n(t,\omega))^2\mathsf P(d\omega)\right)dt = 0 $$ where $\mu_n = \max\limits_{j=0,\dots,n-1}\Delta t^n_j = \max\limits_{j=0,\dots,n-1}(t^n_{j+1} - t_j^n)$ and $$ X^n_t = \sum\limits_{j=0}^{n-1}X(t_j,\omega)1_{[t_j^n,t_{j+1}^n)}(t) $$ where $1_A(t)$ is a characteristic function of $A$. I've obtain the following bound: $$ \int\limits_S^T\left(\int_\Omega (X(t,\omega) - X^n(t,\omega))^2\mathsf P(d\omega)\right)dt\leq (T-S)\cdot \sup\limits_j\sup\limits_{t\in [t_j^n,t_{j+1}^n)}\int_\Omega (X(t,\omega)-X(t^n_j,\omega))^2\mathsf P(d\omega) $$ but I am not sure that the latter $\sup$ can be made as small as I want using $(1)$ only.
If I am not mistaken, it is equivalent to consider $$ m(t,s) = \int_\Omega (X(t,\omega)-X(s,\omega))^2\mathsf P(d\omega) $$ such that $\lim\limits_{t\to s}m(t,s) = 0$ for all $s\in \mathbb R$, and to ask if $$ \sup\limits_j\sup\limits_{t\in [t_j^n,t_{j+1}^n)}m(t,t_j) $$ can be made small by taking $\mu_n$ small enough.


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Pleasant Valley Evangelical Church in Niles will host a free event, Party in the Park, from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday at Wick-Saranac Park, corner of Wick Avenue and Saranac Street.
The event is for all ages and will feature stations for children, food, music, a concert on Friday evening, nightly giveaways, games, balloon creations and face painting.
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Narcolepsy is a neurological disease that knows no race, class, age or gender. Narcolepsy doesn't differentiate between popular people and obscure people, meaning famous people can be victims of this sleep disorder just as easily as Joe Bob Smith down the block. Throughout history there have been several cases of famous people living with narcolepsy, with even more speculated cases.
For those who do not already know, narcolepsy is a sleep disorders the affects an estimated three million people worldwide. It causes people to feel extremely tired, especially when their attention is required on a specific subject. More times than not, this extreme tiredness leads to episodes of uncontrollable sleeping, which in turn can lead to embarrassing situations, injuries, and in worst case scenarios, death.
The main symptoms of narcolepsy are extreme daytime sleepiness (E.D.S.), cataplexy, sleep paralysis, and hallucinations. A few secondary symptoms of narcolepsy are forgetfulness, insomnia, sleepwalking, and depression. People with narcolepsy very rarely have all of the symptoms associated with this disorder, but it can never be ruled as impossibility.
A Closer Look at the Symptoms of Narcolepsy
EDS- this is really the defining symptom of narcolepsy. Patients who suffer from EDS are not lazy, nor do they sleep more than a person with a healthy sleep cycle. Their nighttime sleep is polluted by insomnia or any sleep disorder that interrupts REM sleep, such as sleep paralysis, apnea, etc. As a result, their bodies try to make up for the loss during day. The patient is not given a choice, either. The desire to sleep is so strong it is a compulsion.
Cataplexy- Cataplexy is experienced by seventy percent of patients with narcoplexy. During a cataplectic episode, a patient temporarily loses muscle tone and control. This can be a minor event, like a slackening of part of the face. It can be so minor; it goes unnoticed, especially since it can be short- mere seconds. It can also be severe. A Cataplectic episode can last for over an hour and can result in total collapse. Cataplexy is triggered by extreme emotions and is experienced while the subject is completely alert and awake.
Sleep Paralysis- the third symptom is not exclusive to narcolepsy. A large number of people have reported an episode of sleep paralysis once or twice in a lifetime. About thirty percent of narcolepsy patients experience this phenomenon regularly. Sleep paralysis is sometimes accompanied by hallucinations that can seem surreal and dark. These hallucinations are experienced during the twilight while falling asleep or waking.
Famous People and Celebrities with Narcolepsy
Narcolepsy is not fun for the people that have to live with its symptoms, but that doesn't mean that people with narcolepsy can't have meaningful and prosperous lives. For some, it is all they can do to live on a daily basis. For others, it is a mere stone they must step over in order to achieve greatness.
Famous people and narcolepsy are not two things that are normally paired together when speaking or writing. It just doesn't seem to make sense, but this just goes to show how anyone can be diagnosed as narcoleptic. Here we will discuss some famous people with narcolepsy disorder, including movie stars, and politicians who have lived with narcolepsy and became iconic.
Jimmy Kimmel is an American comedian and talk show host that was diagnosed with narcolepsy a few years ago. His best known work is from The Man Show and Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! He said that he was having trouble staying awake during filming, so he began to drink gallons of tea on a daily basis to try to combat the fatigue. He has been known to fall asleep during normal working hours, prompting his doctor visit, which resulted in his narcolepsy diagnosis. He was prescribed Provigil, which he takes once a day to help control his mild narcolepsy.
Natassja Kinski is a German-born actress who has starred in over sixty films throughout her career. She won the Golden Globe Award for her role in the Roman Polanski film "Tess". She was known the world over as a sex symbol in the 1970's and 1980's. She was diagnosed with narcolepsy, although the exact extent of her condition has been kept from the public eye.
Harold M. Ickes is an American Democratic politician who has had a lengthy career, serving as White House Deputy Chief of Staff during the Bill Clinton Administration and being involved in other presidential campaigns. He also served as an advisor during David Dinkins' campaign for the mayor of New York City. He has been known to have trouble concentrating on the task at hand, whatever it may be, and has also been known to fall asleep at the office. He takes prescribed medication to help combat his narcolepsy.
Aaron Flahavan was an English football (soccer) player who suffered from frequent blackouts that was believed to be attributed to narcolepsy. In 2001 he lost his life in an automobile accident, which police said was a result of his narcolepsy. This was later ruled out; as the autopsy confirmed that his blood alcohol level was over the normal limit.
Winston Churchill was the British Prime Minister during World War 2 who had a well-loved personality. He had narcolepsy stemming from long periods of irregular sleep.
Nicole Jeray is a professional golfer who suffers from acute narcolepsy. Her battle with this chronic sleep disorder is probably the best known story in the circles of narcolepsy and famous people. She was diagnosed in 1993 after being pulled over by police for erratic driving. She had fallen asleep at movies, parties and any other place she tried to experience a fun time. The excitement of golf is a big trigger for her, and she is often forced into sudden periods of sleep during a game. With her case of narcolepsy, her emotions play a major role, as too much drama can cause an acute sleep attack.
Teresa Nielson Hayden is an American essayist and science fiction writer/editor who has been nominated for five Hugo Awards. Her fight against narcolepsy is well known in the literary world.
As stated earlier, anyone from any race or status can have narcolepsy disorder and famous people are not immune. Falling asleep during the filming of a movie or during an important sporting event can be crippling to a person's career. Anyone who suffers with sleep disorders, narcolepsy and other ailments of this type and goes public with their condition deserves much praise for being brave enough to face their situation.


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Sneaky Affairhttps://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPWP_200.jpgSingle7100049-ST$ 39.957100049-EX$ 59.957100049-W$ 149.95Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Happy, Positive, Comical, Effervescent, Exuberant, Fresh, Funny, Incessant, Refreshing, Suspenseful, Wacky, Quirky, Sneaky, Investigative, Spy Genre: Funky, Cartoon, Corporate/Technology, Urban Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Corporate, Video Games, Comedy, Corporate Communications, Home Videos Instrument: Bass (Acoustic), Drums, Piano (Electric), Vibraphone, Violin, Instrumental
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Overheard PlotSneaky and suspenseful, this orchestral soundtrack is geared for your next magical big screen adventure.https://www.smartsound.com/filmscore/images/fcp_b09_200.jpgSingle11005-ST$ 39.9511005-EX$ 59.9511005-W$ 149.95Emotions: Dramatic, Somber, Sparse, Suspenseful, Quirky, Drama, Sneaky Genre: Orchestral, Minimal Production Types: Cinematic, Suspense, Action-Drama Instrument: Orchestra, Acoustic, Instrumental
Overheard Plot from the album Richard Band Vol 9 - Mystery & Magic
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Hunter was a key member of SIU's nationally ranked track & field teams from 1974 to 1977. He was a three-time All-American in the pole vault, claiming the honor in the outdoor event in 1975 and 1977, and taking indoor laurels in 1977. He was also a five-time Missouri Valley Conference champion in the pole vault.
On the school's all-time records list, Hunter still ranks No. 4 in the indoor pole vault with a 17'-1'' mark and No. 5 outdoors at 17'-1 1/4''. As a team, the Salukis finished in the top 15 at the NCAA Championships twice during Hunter's career, taking 11th place in 1975 and 15th in 1976. Hunter currently lives in Fort Wayne, Ind., and is a regional sales manager for Baxter Healthcare International.


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April 22, 2012
Washington 6, Arizona 5 (12 Innings)
SEATTLE - The 13th-ranked Arizona baseball team saw its bid for a series sweep slip away in the eighth inning, then rallied to force extra innings in the ninth before host Washington prevailed with a 6-5 victory in 12 innings on Sunday afternoon at Husky Ballpark.
Branden Berry provided the game-winning hit, a two-out single with runners on second and third off reliever Stephen Manthei in the bottom of the 12th inning.
Washington (20-17, 6-9) scored three runs in the eighth inning to overcome a 4-2 deficit and claim a 5-4 lead. In the top of the ninth, Arizona (26-13, 12-6 Pac-12) scored an unearned run to force extra innings, its first extra-innings contest of the season.
The Huskies' winning rally began when Michael Camporeale hit a sharp grounder in the hole on the left side that shortstop Alex Mejia was unable to corral on a diving attempt. The ball skipped towards the left field line and allowed Camporeale to reach second on a double.
Manthei then intentionally walked Jacob Lamb to set up a force play. Caleb Brown attempted to move the runners with a bunt, but chopped back to Manthei who threw to third to retire Camporeale and leave runners at first and second with one down. Trevor Matsui grounded out and moved the runners to second and third, before Berry delivered the walk-off base hit.
Trailing 5-4 and down, Seth Mejias-Brean hit a two-out double and moved to third base on a wild pitch for the Wildcats. Bobby Brown then reached on a fielding error by Mitsui at first base, which allowed Mejias-Brean to score the tying unearned run.
The Huskies had rallied to tie and take the lead just an inning earlier. Releiver Mathew Troupe came in from the bullpen with a runner on first and no outs and issued a walk to Lamb to put runners on second and third. Chase Anselment then doubled to left-center to drive in both runners and tie the game 4-4.
Manthei replaced Troupe and quickly allowed a single to left field by Matsui that pushed pinch runner Caleb Brown to third base. Berry then gave the Huskies the lead with a sacrifice fly to right field to score Caleb Brown for a 5-4 lead.
The late-innings rallies by Washington spoiled a gritty starting performance by UA starter James Farris. The right-hander gave up two first-inning runs, but pitched into the eighth inning.
Arizona scored an unearned run in the top of the first. Mejia singled and stole second with two down, before Robert Refsnyder reached on error by second baseman Robert Pehl. Mejias'Brean followed with a single to center to drive in Mejia and spot the Wildcats a 1-0 lead.
The Huskies wasted no time claiming their first lead in the bottom of the first. Jayce Ray doubled to lead off and moved to third on Joe Megg's sacrifice bunt. Jacob Lamb then tripled to centerfield to drive in Ray, and Anselment followed with a groundout to score Lamb and give UW a 2-1 lead.
Farris wiggled out of a major jam in the bottom of the third. A walk and a single to open the inning were followed by a one-out walk that loaded the bases. But Farris didn't give in, striking out Anselment and getting an inning-ending flyout by Mitsui to leave the bags packed and keep the Wildcats within a run.
After facing the bases-loaded jam in the third, Farris went on to retire 15 of the next 16 UW hitters he faced, including 13 straight from the fourth through the eighth innings. With one down in the eighth, Farris hit Meggs with a pitch to signal the end of his outing.
Manthei worked a bit of magic in the 10th inning, too, facing a bases loaded situation. After a Meggs single to open the inning, Caleb Brown later doubled to right field with one down to put runners at second and third. Mitsui was then intentionally walked to load the bases, and Manthei struck out Berry and Ty Afenir to strand three runners.
In the top of the fourth, the Wildcats capitalized on their own bases loaded situation. Bobby Brown singled off UW starter Jeff Brigham to open the inning, before the right-hander issued walks to Riley Moore and Trent Gilbert.
Zach Wright relieved Brigham and was able to strike out Brandon Dixon for the first out. But Johnny Field hit a two-run double to left-center and Joseph Maggi followed with an RBI groundout to five UA a 4-2 lead.
Manthei (5-4) suffered the loss in relief for the Wildcats. Tyler Kane (3-1) earned the win out of the bullpen for Washington.
Despite the loss, Arizona remains in first place of the Pac-12 following losses by UCLA and Oregon, both of which trailed UA by a game in the standings and also lost on Sunday.
The Wildcats step out of conference action next week to host East Tennessee State. The series begins on Friday evening at 6 p.m. at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, Ariz.


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let's ignore him, he's just one of those cheap attention seekers!
Attorney Zahir Omar, representing a Gauteng-based organisation, the Scholars of the Truth, said he was seeking an interdict at the High Court in Johannesburg on Friday afternoon to halt the burning of the Bibles.
"This will be action taken by South Africans in South Africa to stop this man from disrupting peaceful religious relations in the country," Omar said.
Mohammed Vawda planned to burn the bibles in the Johannesburg CBD on Saturday afternoon and declare September 11 "Bible burning day" in South Africa.
Omar said he planned to argue that Vawda would be inciting violence through his action, which constituted blasphemy.
Vawda refused to comment when contacted on Friday, saying the matter was sub judice and he would be able to talk after the hearing.
Pastor Terry Jones in Florida in the US drew widespread condemnation for his plans to burn the Koran to commemorate the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York and Washington. He has since called off his plans.
The Muslim Judicial Council in South Africa has reportedly called on Jones to get to know the Koran a bit better before burning it.
Imtiaz Suliman, of the prominent Islamic relief organisation Gift of the Givers, appealed for calm heads.
He urged South Africans to "ignore this man and not give him attention".
"Leave him to God," Suliman said.
"Real people of religion don't carry out acts that create conflict... real people of religion bring about compassion, understanding and patience."
let's ignore him, he's just one of those cheap attention seekers!
If he knew what is written in the bible, he would think twice b4 burning it. Even criminals like me have some respect for the holy books. Suprised?
Poor Mohammed 'Vodka+Water". Since when was 9/11 Muslim/Christianity war? Can't u afford a ticket to the US or you don't have the balls to fight the Jones pastor, now you're venturing your anger towards SA and the Holy Book. You are a lost soul.
He must leave South Africa and move to the Middle East. He is gonna drag our country into issues that has got nothing to do with us. We have our own problems to deal with.
Let him try...the next time there's any news about him it will be because he's got a broken arm and blu eyes abadlali aboPastor bamanje bayatrapa goed!!!!
okay so its okay to burn the koran but not ayoba to burn the bible. haaaaaa bafwethu.
I get his point its wrong to burn other religions holy book
Ja ne, things we come accross. Now why tell us gore you are going to do somthing????Pleaseeeeeeeeee. Go the f....ahead and burn the damn thing and see who cares. I am going to burn my marriage certificate on 9/11!
All books related in any way to any religion should be burnt
Support Bible Burning Day 9/11
We can have braai's on that day too and a half day at work to support anti-religionism
Perhaps 9/11 should be burn all religious texts day. Surely thats acceptable / fair to all religions.
Har, Har, Har!
Religious fanatics always ignore their own beliefs when it comes to an excuse to cause kak.


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Winners 2013-2014
Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix Graduate Medical Education Housestaff High Value Idea Competition has a set of winners!
The innovative project ideas for our first annual contest really impressed the chairs and judges. We had 46 entries from residents and fellows in 11 programs.
Residents of the three winning projects will implement their ideas with the support of Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix's multidisciplinary teams and present their improvements at Graduate Medical Education Quality and Safety Day on May 16, 2014.
Winning entrants from 2013-14: (Left to Right: Ryan Evans, MD; Lise Harper, MD;
Christian Hourani, MD; Jeffrey Abildgaard, MD)
Congratulations to the winning residents!
- Jeffrey Abildgaard, MD, Orthopedic Surgery: Attempted reduction of unnecessary diagnostic testing b y utilization of cost transparency.
- Ryan Evans, MD, Family Medicine: An evidence-based approach to reducing the incidence of catheter-associated Urinary Tract Infections.
- Christian Hourani, MD, and Lise Harper, MD, Internal Medicine:
Implementation of a hospital-wide system to increase the appropriate use of cardiac stress testing.
The following projects are awarded special recognition as finalists:
- Natasha Bhuyan, MD, Family Medicine: Voice your Choice: Increasing values- based medical decision-making through planned group visits.
- Lauren Drake, MD, Family Medicine: Healthy after Hospital: Wellness starts at home.
- C. Luke Peterson, DO, Family Medicine: Team-based reductions in admission frequency in cirrhosis (TRAFIC).
- Erica Peterson, MD, MPH, Medicine/Pediatrics: Appropriate therapy for MSSA. Elijah Poulos, MD, Pulmonary/Critical Care: DuoTub es in the stomach are just fine.
- Rustan Sharer, MD, Internal Medicine: Yearly observation of gastrointestinal response to prob iotics (YOGRT-B).
- Nicholas Sparacino, DO and Sandra Till, DO, Pulmonary/Critical Care: Electronic order entry aid for improving compliance with accepted best practices in ARDS.
- Valerie Swan, DDS, and Gregory Romney, DMD, Oral maxillofacial surgery: Providing safe, efficient, effective and timely care: OMFS Non-Traumatic Dental Clinical Pathway.
Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix hosted its first annual Graduate Medical Education Quality and Safety Day on May 16, 2014.
Co-Chairs: Steven R. Brown, MD, Cheryl O' Malley, MD, Emily Mallin, MD
Housestaff, faculty and facility and health system leader attendees heard a national keynote speaker, oral presentations, viewed housestaff posters and celebrated accomplishments.
The three winners of the High Value Idea competition presented their project outcomes and the judges panel awarded an additional $2,500 to the grand prize winner.
Residents and fellows submitted 21 posters for display at the Quality and Safety Day poster showcase. The residency program with the highest level of participation was recognized.
Outstanding posters:
Identification of Unnecessary Daily CBCs in Decompensated Heart Failure Patient. Rishi Basnyat, MD, Danny Wang, MD, Appu Basnet, MD, Internal Medicine.
Readability and Content of After Visit Summaries in One Family Medicine Residency Clinic. Sarah Coles, MD, Family Medicine.
Appropriate Use Criteria for Diagnostic Coronary Catheterization in a Large Tertiary Care Facility. Tomas Rivera-Bonilla, MD, Michael Sultan, MD, Richard Gerkin, MD, Timothy Byrne, DO, Ashish Pershad, MD, Cardiology Fellowship.
Program participation winner:
Family Medicine
Outstanding poster abstract selected for oral presentation:
Can patients in a family medicine residency stop overusing proton pump inhibitors? William Dabbs, MD, Family Medicine.
Overall $2,500 "High Value Idea" Competition Winner:
Cutting out the CAUTI: A multidisciplinary approach to reducing the incidence of catheter-associated urinary tract infections. Ryan Evans, MD, Family Medicine.
Photo (L to R): Drs. Brown, O'Malley and Shah
Photo (L to R): Drs. Abildgaard, Hourani, Harper, Evans and Dabbs
Keynote Speaker
Neel Shah, MD: The challenge of considering costs while care for patients.
Thanks to our oral presentation judges:
Rachel Behrendt, RN; Jason Krupp, MD; Betty Davis, MD; Robert Groves, MD; Neel Shah, MD; Alan Leibowitz, MD; Richard Gerkin, MD
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Lucas Cherry
June 12, 2013
ST. LOUIS -- Former Saluki track and field student-athlete Lucas Cherry has been named one of two recipients of the Missouri Valley Conference Dr. Charlotte West Scholar-Athlete Award, the conference announced Wednesday.
Named after legendary Southern Illinois University athletics administrator and Saluki Hall of Fame member Dr. Charlotte West, the award is given to a male and female MVC student-athlete each year who display academic excellence, athletic prowess and a proven record of community service and leadership.
Cherry, now an SIU graduate with an accounting degree, has been a stalwart Saluki representative on the track, in the classroom and in the community during his time at Southern. The Carbondale, Ill., native is a three-time MVC Scholar-Athlete, a two-time All-MVC performer in the 3000 meter steeplechase, a two-time MVC Elite 18 recipient, and a 2012 first-team selection to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District team.
This spring, Cherry won the 3000 meter steeplechase at the prestigious Kansas Relays. He was a spring recipient of the Missouri Valley Conference Leadership and Service Award. An MVC President's Council Academic Excellence Award winner, Cherry was also honored as the SIU College of Business Outstanding Senior of the Year and SIU College of Business Outstanding Senior of Accountancy. He plans to pursue a Masters of Business Administration at Oral Roberts University this fall.


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Becoming Top Gun: Playing SMART in Fantasy Football
The SMART System for fantasy football. Rick Wolf & Glenn Colton used this system to win four FSTA titles.
When getting ready for the draft season to arrive, I like to watch the 1986 Tom Cruise formula movie, Top Gun. Top Gun is the story of a troubled but talented fighter pilot, Maverick Mitchell (Tom Cruise) who with his wingman, Goose (Anthony Edwards) are invited to go to Top Gun school in Miramar where they teach the best Naval aviators to be fighter pilots. Maverick is fighting his father's infamy, his own bravado, his falling for his instructor (Kelly McGillis) and of course winning the competition versus Iceman (Val Kilmer). It is a love story, but for the most part, it is about the fight sequences and becoming Top Gun.
So, since I play in all the expert leagues with my college dorm mate and good friend Glenn Colton, I always have a wingman. When playing as a team, it is a lot easier for you to not lose focus on the plan. Many times when drafting alone, I have grabbed a WR in one of the first two rounds and wondered why I spent the season making waiver pickups of Roy Helu types. After we drafted together 12 years ago, we wrote down our system for playing fantasy football following doing the same for the fantasy baseball system that won us our first LABR title in 2002. We figured this system would win titles in football. Not at first. We have been tightening the system for more than a decade and in 2007, it finally came together as in the last eight seasons of the FSTA Expert's League, we have won it four times and been to the title game six times.
Maverick: This could be complicated. You know on the first one I crashed and burned.
Charlie: And the second?
Maverick: I don't know, but uh, it's looking good so far.
The SMART system appeared for the first time in the very first Rotoworld.com football magazine in 2003 largely written by Matthew Berry, Glenn Colton and I. All three of us are among the seventeen people in the Fantasy Sports Trade Association Hall of Fame. The SMART system is an acronym for a set of general principles to guide you to a winning fantasy football season from draft to Fantasy Football Championship. Here is what the acronym describes and how to use it:
This pertains to the offensive system that is used by the player's NFL team. Each fantasy football player needs to look at all the head coaches and offensive coordinators of each team.
Manage your draft preparation and your team all season.
DO YOUR HOMEWORK – read as much as you can. Make your own lists even if it starts with someone else's list. It is more important to stick to the strategy than it is to know every projection for every player.
DO NOT DRAFT A QB IN THE FIRST OR SECOND ROUND – you will get good value later in the draft. Do not pass on a 10 TD RB or WR for a QB that will be only slightly better than a waiver wire QB.
RUNNING BACKS RULE – Draft an elite Running Back in the first round. Draft a Running Back in the second round in almost all cases. The exceptions are if there are four to five running backs that you value equally and there is an elite WR starring at you. With a Flex position, we commonly get three Running Backs in the first four rounds. Find great wide receivers later in the draft is simply easier than finding an elite Running Back.
TRACK COMPETITOR'S NEEDS – Make sure you keep up with all the teams so that you know what they need. Sometimes grabbing a 2nd QB before a handful of teams get their first is a good strategy to keep a good player from them and backs up your QB.
FOLLOW THE DRAFT WHILE NOT ON THE CLOCK – Watch the board for position runs or for a backup going before a starter to make sure you get the starter.
PAY ATTENTION TO BYE WEEK – Prepare for your BYE weeks on players a couple of weeks in advance. Players on BYE do not get picked up, but can provide value for you. Look ahead and replace a week in advance.
MAKE ALL MOVES THAT MAKE YOU BETTER – Trades and waiver pickups should be made if they make your team better.
The older the player, the more likely they are to get hurt. For RBs, it is about talent, youth and opportunity. For WRs, it takes some time to learn a system, some time to get used to the NFL and then it is time to move to super stardom. So we believe that 2nd & 3rd year WRs provide great value. For QBs, age can mean experience, but you need to discount them slightly and raise the value of young guys slightly.
RESERVES (Hand-cuffing)
In a typical fantasy football league, there are 12 teams with 19 NFL players on every roster. There are 32 NFL teams. Thus, you are guaranteed to have 2 starting QBs, 2 starting RBs and 2 starting WRs. Assume you draft 2 QBs, 4 RBs, 4 WRs, 2 TEs, K and DT to make up your 16 players. That leaves you with two spaces. Think about using at least one of those two spots to back up your best RB (provided he is in a good system and has a capable backup).
Football is FAR more predictable than baseball. The players with talent simple score most of the fantasy points. You should use a couple of roster spots on the best talented players. For talented players, opportunity presents itself.
Maverick: Tower, this is Ghost Rider requesting a flyby.
Air Boss Johnson: Negative, Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.
Although Fantasy Football is about having fun, making the games more fun to watch and getting a break from everyday life, winning is more fun than losing. Sticking to these strategy steps both in the draft and in-season can help make sure you have a better chance at winning. Throughout the movie Top Gun, Maverick is about beating Iceman. It is about the competition. After studying fantasy football for the last 25 years, I can tell you that with these rules, you will give yourself a better chance to win. Are there scenarios where a WR or even a TE like Jimmy Graham can make your whole season? Sure. However, having seen the movie that is fantasy football drafts literally hundreds of times, I have won far more times when I employ these simply things. So, take it from me, either play SMART or like Stinger (James Tolkan) says…
"…if you screw up just this much, you'll be flying a cargo plane full of rubber dog s%#@ out of Hong Kong!"
Stephen, Yahoo allows you to do everything you're looking for. Plus their site in general is more user friendly. I only play ESPN when I have to.07/25/2014 8:49 am
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Can you recommend a site to host a keeper league draft. ESPN does not let me enter the keepers with a round value the way i would like. Other thing i am considering is trying to do a hybrid live in person/online draft... where administrator at live draft enters the in-person picks and those who could not make it in person can make their picks online. Do you know of i site i could arrange something like this?07/23/2014 11:49 am
Miguel Enguidanos
The hardest thing is checking other players rosters. I'm usually busy getting my picks into the queue. I want to get the players I want first. So if you have them in your queue, it is much easier to keep track of say 4 RBs or 4 QBs, drafting them in the appropriate spot. I've tried drafting QBs as late as 100 and it is really hard. Generally I'm finding you need to do it by the 6th round. What I would like to know is which sites offer the better PPR set-ups. I use ESPN a lot, however getting a PPR team requires creating one and hoping people join.07/21/2014 3:57 pm


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Invasión – A Music Video Made With Instagram
Instagram's taking over. It's now commonplace to see every moment of our lives documented by its photographs, including one that made Time's cover, but now Perez, Faust and team have put Instagram in motion. I know this is the first of many similar films.I think it's a fantastic feat to put one thousand nine hundred and five photographs through the Instagram process using an iPhone and come out with a music video like this one. (Where's the intern?) The result emanates a nostalgic quality. We yearn for our halcyon days without having lived them. We long to be the boy or the girl with the balloons floating away into the blue, Instagram sky. The narrative of the music video also provokes nostalgia. Messages in bottles, treasure maps, adventures—this is the stuff of children's dreams.
Every detail of this music video was thought out and mused over. You can tell just in the way the boy and girl peek out from different trees frame-to-frame or her hair blows in the wind or he tosses the covers. It's also refreshing to see a music video without any booty-shaking. My peers are increasingly veering away from sex-injected bodies and moving into realms yet unexplored. Perez, Faust and team have found a whimsical way to venture down this path. We can all but follow.
The filmmakers matched the tone and the pace of the song to the video. Together the visuals and vocals are perfectly in sync. We forgive them for making a video that is longer than our attention spans because the song, the story, and the ideas blend together seamlessly and we like what we see. The Plastics Revolution must be psyched as well. How rad to be the first band to debut a completely, Instagram-made music video. Looking forward to seeing more.


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I'm trying to prove that $a^n+1$ can only be prime if $n$ is a power of $2$. Is there a general factorization of $a^n+1$?
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At the core it is the trivial identity $\rm\ (-1)^m \equiv -1\ $ for odd $\rm\:m\:.\:$ So if $\rm\:n\:$ has odd factor $\rm\:m\:,\ \ n = k\ m\:,\:$
then we have $\rm\ \ a^k\equiv -1\ \:\Rightarrow\:\ a^n \:=\: (a^k)^m\:\equiv\: -1\ \ (mod\ a^k+1)\:,\ $ hence $\rm\ a^k+1\ $ divides $\rm\ a^n+1\:.$
Alternatively put $\rm\ x = a^k\ $ in $\rm\ x+1\ |\ x^m + 1\:,\: $ by the Factor Theorem $\rm\ x-a\ |\ f(x)-f(a)\ $ in $\rm\ \mathbb Z[x]\:.$
Note the this is simply the case $\rm\:m\:$ odd, $\rm\ x\to -x\ $ in this prior question today.
This question has been asked at Math Forum. Here is the link.
For some non-negative integers $b$ and $k$, we have $n=2^b(2k+1)$, in which case
$$a^n+1 = (a^{2^b}+1)(a^{2k\cdot2^b}-a^{(2k-1)2^b}+a^{(2k-2)2^b}-\cdots -a^{3\cdot2^b}+a^{2\cdot2^b}-a^{2^b}+1)$$
If $k>0$ and $a>1$ then this is a factorisation (if $a=1$ then $a^n+1$ is prime); but if $k=0$, i.e. if $n$ is a power of 2, then it leaves you where you started so it is still possible that $a^n+1$ could be prime.


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Thanks to ALL our donors! We are now operating as a fully digital cinema.
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After more than a century of projecting light through film to produce moving pictures, technology has changed the movie theater industry. The CAMEO has shown movies on 35mm film projectors since we opened in 2000. But in 2013, all main releases will be available only in the Digital Cinema format. So, if we want to continue to show the quality films you have come to expect, we will have to show them on Digital Cinema projectors. We must convert or close our doors...
"Convert or die"– John Fithian, CEO and president of NATO (Nat'l Assoc. of Theatre Owners), 2011
Our goal is to install Digital Cinema projectors in both of our auditoriums by the first quarter of 2013. Converting both projection booths at the same time makes more sense from a practical standpoint (less down time) and also an economical standpoint.
The expense to convert both projection booths is steep. Between the necessary equipment & projection room modifications, we need approx. $100,000 per screen. Small independent theaters do not have the ability to finance this major capital expenditure out of annual earnings.
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Radiohead pulls into Miami to launch the next coming week, on Monday, February 27, 2012. They will take over the American Airlines Arena and if there are fans out there that do not yet have their tickets, this fan recommends you get your little fingers busy on your computer keyboard and grab them now. This band is not one to miss by any standards.
I have read reports where this could be their last tour; I will wait until the band announces that personally before I believe that one. They have been around for two decades thus far and I do not see them fading into silence anytime soon.
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Radiohead were one of the few alternative bands of the early '90s to draw heavily from the grandiose arena rock. Their original sound and detailed attention to the music and strong lyrics is what keeps fans buying tickets to this day.
But the band internalized that epic sweep, turning it inside out to tell tortured, twisted tales of angst and alienation. Vocalist Thom Yorke's pained lyrics were brought to life by the group's three-guitar attack, which relied on texture -- borrowing as much from My Bloody Valentine and Pink Floyd as R.E.M. and Pixies.
It took Radiohead a while to formulate their signature sound, but they indeed did get it down rather well.
Thom Yorke (vocals, guitar), Ed O'Brien (guitar, vocals), Jonny Greenwood (guitar), Colin Greenwood (bass), and Phil Selway (drums) formed Radiohead as students at Oxford University in 1988. Initially called 'On a Friday', the band began pursuing a musical career in earnest in the early '90s, releasing the 'Drill' EP in 1992.
Their 1993 debut,'Pablo Honey', only suggested their potential, and one of its songs, "Creep," became an unexpected international hit with its angst-ridden lyrics making it an alternative rock anthem. Many observers pigeonholed Radiohead as a 'one-hit wonder'.
The group's second album, 'The Bends', was released to terrific reviews in the band's native Britain in early 1995, helping build a more stable fan base. Having demonstrated unexpected staying power, as well as increasing ambition, Radiohead next released 'OK Computer', a progressive, electronic-tinged masterpiece that became one of the most acclaimed albums of the '90s.
'Kid A' was finally released in October 2000 and astonished many observers by debuting at number one on the U.S. album charts. While the band didn't release any singles or embark on a formal tour, the album met with a mixed critical response as the group was accused of creating a distant and radio-unfriendly record.
In June of 2001, Radiohead quickly released an album under the name Amnesiac that consisted of material that was recorded during the 'Kid A' sessions.
On October 1, 2007, the band members announced that they had finished their seventh album 'In Rainbows'; a "disc box" containing a double-vinyl version, a CD copy with an enhanced six-track bonus disc, a lyric book, and photos—notably without the involvement of a record label.
With Radiohead's release of 'The King of Limbs' on February 14, 2011, the band announced that the album would be issued in five days as a fixed-price download with physical releases to follow.
So for a band pegged as a 'one hit wonder' following the success of "Creep"...Radiohead has offered quite the artistic and professional relevant staying power like that of the bands of the past; bands like Zeppelin, Aerosmith and the Stones were [and for the most part] still are relevant to today's music scene. Two out those three mentioned are still actively touring today. This fan can admit that she awaits a Radiohead release like I recall doing as a youngster with my older siblings...waiting in line at the local record store to get the latest release from bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Yes.
All though there is one single that stands out a bit more than some and serves as Radiohead's most recognizable single to date--the band had really not enjoyed playing 'Creep' live anymore and stopped all together for a spell. All though this single may have been 'over-played' to say the least...I would love to still hear them do an amazing live rendition of it this coming Monday evening at the American Airlines Arena. I guess we all just have to grab our tickets and wait and see. Radiohead is definitely always worth the wait for a live performance and never disappoints.
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WHEN: Monday February 27, 2012; show time is 7:00pm
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Montrose Elementary receives grant for 'recess renovation'
Montrose Elementary School students jumped rope, played hopscotch and participated in games of foursquare recently on their newly painted blacktop during recess. But now, recess for Montrose students is a bit different. With the help of a grant from Capital One, Montrose was able to launch "Organized Recess," a time of day where students can participate in cooperative games that double as "teachable moments" in the areas of social skills and good citizenship.
"We have done some research and gathered that organized recess decreases discipline incidents," said Montrose Principal Dana Baldacci. "So we decided this year we'd do several days a week of organized recess, and through this grant, we are able to do it."
Capital One volunteers came out early in the week to repaint the blacktop and then again later in the week to show students how to safely use the equipment in a variety of games that aimed at fostering participation and fair play (pictured). Each classroom also received a bucket full of new recess materials that encourage students to interact and play with one another in a collaborative way.
"This is a great opportunity that Capital One gives us to give back to the community and the neighborhood," said Tim Gunn, a Capital One employee. "It's been a great experience, one of the kids even said it was better than field day, so that's just sort of the icing on the cake for us."
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
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The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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College Hockey:Bulldogs Skate Away With 'Sloppy' Win Over Badgers
MADISON, Wis. — With the WCHA standings cemented, Saturday night's game between Minnesota-Duluth and Wisconsin was mostly for pride and preparation for the postseason.
In what turned into an ugly contest, Minnesota-Duluth skated off with a 4-1 victory in front of a sold-out crowd.
"I don't think we could've walked a straight line if we wanted to," Wisconsin coach Mike Eaves said. "I don't think I've seen that many missed passes in a long time, so there was some frustration out there. It was a sloppy game."
The teams racked up 104 minutes in penalties, an interesting stat considering the teams had so much animosity towards each other in just their second meeting this season.
"It's just that time of the year," Duluth coach Scott Sandelin said.
It was a battle between backup netminders, as both starting goalies were given the night off to rest for the playoffs.
The two freshmen, Brian Elliott for Wisconsin and Josh Johnson for the Bulldogs, were tested all night, but in the end Johnson's efforts paid off.
The first period was much slower than the 25 shots on goal would suggest. But before it was over, the teams combined for 14 penalties and Minnesota-Duluth jumped out to the lead.
At the 4:28 mark of the first period the Badgers looked to take an early lead, but instead suffered their second disallowed goal of the series.
Johnson made an initial save and held onto the puck as the whistle blew. Simultaneously, Mark Heatley took a smack at the puck and it poked it into net. The goal was not only disallowed, but Heatley was dealt a minor for slashing the goalie.
The Bulldogs could not capitalize on the man-advantage, but ended up tallying midway through the period.
Junior Lessard skated the puck behind the net, drawing the attention of the Badgers, and then passed it out front to Justin Williams. Williams thrust his stick forward and poked the puck through the legs of a surprised Elliott, giving the Bulldogs a 1-0 lead.
The period was marred by penalties, many for misconduct and roughing as the officials did the best they could to make sure the contest did not get out of hand.
The second period was just as slow, yet just as feisty as the first. And again, the Bulldogs scored the period's only goal.
Halfway through the period Junior Lessard skated in and beat one man before smacking the puck top-shelf, over the glove of Elliott.
Play remained physical and the activity after the whistle continued. After a series of penalties with less than five minutes to go, the Badgers had a decent power-play sequence but could not convert and the period ended with a 2-0 lead in favor of the Bulldogs.
Ten more minor penalties brought the total to a combined 48 minutes, more time than had actually been played on the ice.
It was the same story in the third period.
At 9:12, Minnesota-Duluth scored its first power-play goal of the weekend. Marco Peluso's initial shot was blocked by the Badger defense, but the puck bounced straight to Bryan McGregor, who rifled the puck past Elliott's glove giving his team the 3-0 lead.
Lessard notched another goal deep in the third period and Johnson carried a shutout into the final minutes of the game, only to see it slip away.
Johnson finished with 29 saves on the night in relief of regular starter Isaac Reichmuth.
"He played very well," Sandelin said. "It's too bad he had to give up that last goal, but he got in there and gave Isaac a rest. More importantly he got the win and that gives him some confidence."
The game concluded with multiple penalties and fighting after Ryan Swanson slashed Nick Licari in the back of the leg. The referees, who had a busy night, were presumably happy when the dust settled and the teams concluded the game and shook hands.
Wisconsin pointed to an off-week of practice as one of the reasons for their troubles this weekend.
"We are a little bit of a byproduct of our week of practice. We always say that you play as you practice and we didn't have a good week," Eaves said.
Saturday's game was all Duluth. The high-energy win was just what the Bulldogs were looking for as the postseason arrives.
"We needed to end the year on a win and our guys went out there and played a great game," Sandelin said. "We played a solid game for 60 minutes and ended the year with a win."
In the opposing locker room, the Badgers felt that if they faced the Bulldogs again, which could happen in two weeks, that they are well-prepared.
"The first thing we talked about was let's not let tonight's lone game [detract] from what we achieved in the regular season," Eaves said. "And I asked the guys if they'd like a chance to play this team again, and absolutely the answer was there."
Minnesota-Duluth will take on Minnesota State at home next weekend while Wisconsin will host Alaska-Anchorage in the first round of the WCHA playoffs.
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In the new book, "As We Were Told, Vol. II," there is a section on "Yesterday's Notorious Events: Shootings, Robberies, Lynchings & Incidents from the 1850s to the 1900s."
The article is most interesting and worth spending some time reading. Here are some excerpts:
The First Indian Removal: In 1851 a treaty was signed with the Indians forcing them to quit claim their lands. The Indians were very resentful and there were fears of an Indian uprising.
Records show orders being issued in relation to an expected problem by James D. Savage, Major Commander, California Battalion. On May 6, 1851, his battalion was camped in what Major Savage called Coarse Gold Gulch.
Indian Attack at Store: Major James Savage had opened several stores, putting one of his Indian wives to work in each store. One of his enterprises was located on the Fresno River in Gold Gulch [Coarsegold]. Savage never allowed an Indian inside any of his stores, but instead he had built a special opening in the side to allow a "pass-through" of any merchandise an Indian had bought.
On Christmas night in 1850 at one of Savage's stores near the Fresno River, a double murder occurred. Savage had put two clerks and a man named Brown in charge of the store. Indians, who were on the verge of revolting, broke into the store and killed the two clerks. They then destroyed the store building. Brown, in his night clothes and barefoot, was carried across the river by the Indians and his life was spared.
Trading Post at Millerton: On Jan. 15, 1851, at a trading post two miles from the fort at Millerton, an incident occurred. The post was run by two gents named Cassady and Lane. They were also engaged in mining, employing about 30 men. The trading post and mining camp were well secured as the post was encircled by ditches and the mining camp was in a stone enclosure. Even though the Indians were on the verge of warfare, the men felt they were safe from attacks.
The Indians killed two men in the Finegold area, just 10 miles southeast of Gold Gulch, and they killed two other men below Millerton. Shortly after, word was received that Cassady had also been killed.
A Dr. Leach, who was attached to the Mariposa Battalion, accompanied a detachment of about 30 men to verify the facts. They found Cassady's body along the banks of the San Joaquin River. Company A of the Mariposa Battalion was sent near the headwaters of the San Joaquin where they battled with the Indians, killing 13.
James Savage Killed: On Aug. 16, 1852, an incident occurred on a rancheria (reservation) located along the Kings River. An unknown number of men rushed onto the Rancheria and killed many older Indian women.
It was thought that the men were incited by a Major Harvey and a Mr. W. J. Campbell because they had become jealous of Savage's success with the Indians. Savage immediately complained to the Indian Commission and publicly declared that Harvey was not a gentleman. Word got back to Harvey and he met with Savage in the presence of Judge Marvin. Savage and Harvey began arguing. Harvey demanded that Savage retract his statement regarding his character.
Savage slapped Harvey in the face, and in the course of doing so Savage's pistol fell to the ground and was picked up by Judge Marvin. The judge failed to disarm Harvey, and Harvey, finding Savage unarmed, shot him five times, killing him instantly. Harvey was not prosecuted and lived out his life in freedom. Interestingly, Harvey was also a judge.
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If confirmed by the Governor's Council, Geraldine S. Hines will be the first black woman to serve on the state's highest court. That makes her selection "a milestone," as described in a Globe headline after Governor Deval Patrick nominated her to fill the Supreme Judicial Court vacancy created by the retirement of Chief Justice Roderick Ireland.
While it's true that this nomination marks a significant moment in Massachusetts history, what makes Hines a worthy candidate goes beyond sheer symbolism. At 66, she is, first, a seasoned jurist and experienced lawyer. That's what gives her stature and gravitas, along with a life story that dramatically reflects the country's transition from segregated nation to land of more equal opportunity.
Hines grew up in the Mississippi Delta region as a child of the segregated south, and went on to graduate from Tougaloo College in Jackson and the University of Wisconsin Law School. She began her career working on prisoners' rights litigation as a staff attorney at the Massachusetts Law Reform Institute and, in the mid-1970s, she practiced criminal law with the Roxbury Defenders' Committee. She was a co-founder of Burnham, Hines & Dilday, the first New England law firm composed of women of color. Hines began her judicial career in 2001 as an associate justice of the Superior Court and has served as an associate justice on the Appeals Court since last year.
If Hines is confirmed for a spot on the SJC, she will serve about four years before reaching the court's mandatory retirement age of 70. That's not a problem, by any means. But it bucks the trend in Washington, where presidents have been appointing ever-younger Supreme Court nominees, seeking to influence the judicial branch for many decades to come. Thankfully, Patrick isn't that greedy; in Hines, he's choosing a candidate whose mature judgment will benefit the court for a short term, before she moves on to other horizons. It's an example that presidents should follow.


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Hollywood may have had their Golden Globes last weekend, but horror fans had Shockfest 2014! Each year for the past seven years, Shockfest has brought the latest up and coming horror films to light for the rest of the world to see.
Guil Claveria, director and producer of the event, gave horror fans and film makers alike, a weekend they will not soon forget. The festival began with a red carpet welcome to attendees on Friday night which included Ghost Hunters star, Britt Griffith, Jessica Cameron of 'The Black Dahlia Haunting', and Eileen Dietz of 'The Exorcist'. After the red carpet arrivals, the screenings began.
The Saturday screenings were a fun assortment of horror and suspense especially those that were shown in "Killer's Corner" including 'Skinhead Requiem', and 'House at the End of the Drive', which gave horror fans a nice potpourri of chills and thrills to keep them satisfied until the next fix.
The event culminated in an awards ceremony that was hosted by horror icon, Linda Blair, whose very name is synonymous with the horror genre due to her well known work as a child star.
The Shockfest 2014 winners include but are not limited to; Jessica Cameron for best director, 'Pelle Plut' (Sweden) for best foreign film, Sara Mayhem for 'Dominance' (best music video), Johnathan Weitzel for best screen play writer, 'Horror Show Theater' for best web series, David Oman for best writer ('House at the End of the Drive'), 'Polterghost' for best student film, 'The Gauntlet' for best feature film, and many others.
Shockfest is certainly an event that is here to stay for film makers in the horror genre and the fans that love them. Look for Shockfest 2015 next year for more up and coming films in horror. Until next time, Happy Haunting! ~Traci Otake, Los Angeles Paranormal Examiner