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Deborah Henson-Conant: On The Rise
On the Rise
Deborah Henson-Conant (harp)
On The Rise (GRP GRD-9578)
Deborah Henson-Conant (harp), Mark Egan (bass), Danny Gottlieb (drums),
Lou Marini (saxophone), Clifford Carter (keyboards), Café (percussion).
Composed by Deborah Henson-Conant and Mark Egan.
Recorded: New York, October 1988
Rating: 84/100 (learn more)
I am a huge fan of Elements, the experimental jazz group formed over 20 years ago by bassist Mark Egan and drummer Danny Gottlieb. Every few years they come out with some new music. There have been some albums of uneven material. But the band, which uses revolving musicians to play with Egan and Gottlieb, has for the most part produced wonderful music. Why all the talk about Elements when I am reviewing a cut from the fine harpist Deborah Henson-Conant? The answer is simple. "On The Rise" is basically an Elements song with Henson-Conant's harp sitting in for the guitar of Stan Samole or Steve Khan. Café and Clifford Carter were also frequent Elements collaborators. "On the Rise" is even co-written with Egan. Henson-Conant acquits herself well on this involving sound exploration. The harp isn't exactly the type of instrument that allows you to cut glass. But Henson-Conant knows how to use its timbres to fill out a lush fusion piece.
Reviewer: Walter Kolosky
Tags: 1980s jazz · fusion · harp
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The 2015 International Symposium on Electronic Arts (or ISEA 2015) held in Vancouver ended yesterday, Aug. 19, 2015. It was quite an experience both as a participant and as a presenter (mentioned in my Aug. 14, 2015 posting, Sneak peek: Steep (1): a digital poetry of gold nanoparticles). Both this ISEA and the one I attended previously in 2009 (Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Dublin, Ireland) were jampacked with sessions, keynote addresses, special events, and exhibitions of various artworks. Exhilarating and exhausting, that is the ISEA experience for me and just about anyone else I talked to here in Vancouver (Canada). In terms of organization, I have to give props to the Irish. Unfortunately, the Vancouver team didn't seem to have given their volunteers any training and technical difficulties abounded. Basics such as having a poster outside a room noting what session was taking place, signage indicating which artist's work was being featured, and good technical support (my guy managed to plug in a few things but seemed disinclined or perhaps didn't have the technical expertise (?) to troubleshoot prior to the presentation) seemed elusive (a keynote presentation had to be moved due to technical requirements [!] plus no one told the volunteer staff who consequently misdirected people). Ooops.
Despite the difficulties, people remained enthusiastic and that's a tribute to both the participants and, importantly, the organizers. The Vancouver ISEA was a huge undertaking with over 1000 presentation submissions made and over 1800 art work submissions. They had 900+ register and were the first ISEA able to offer payment to artists for their installations. Bravo to Philippe Pasquier, Thecla Schiphorst, Kate Armstrong, Malcolm Levy, and all the others who worked hard to pull this off.
Moving on to 'I', while the theme for ISEA 2015 was Disruption, I noticed a number of presentations focused on biology and on networks (in particular, generative networks). In some ways this parallels what's happening in the sciences where more notice is being given to networks and network communications of all sorts. For example, there's an Aug. 19, 2015 news item on ScienceDaily suggesting that our use of the pronoun 'I' may become outdated. What we consider to be an individual may be better understood as a host for a number of communities or networks,
Recent microbiological research has shown that thinking of plants and animals, including humans, as autonomous individuals is a serious over-simplification.
A series of groundbreaking studies have revealed that what we have always thought of as individuals are actually "biomolecular networks" that consist of visible hosts plus millions of invisible microbes that have a significant effect on how the host develops, the diseases it catches, how it behaves and possibly even its social interactions.
"It's a case of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts," said Seth Bordenstein, associate professor of biological sciences at Vanderbilt University, who has contributed to the body of scientific knowledge that is pointing to the conclusion that symbiotic microbes play a fundamental role in virtually all aspects of plant and animal biology, including the origin of new species.
In this case, the parts are the host and its genome plus the thousands of different species of bacteria living in or on the host, along with all their genomes, collectively known as the microbiome. (The host is something like the tip of the iceberg while the bacteria are like the part of the iceberg that is underwater: Nine out of every 10 cells in plant and animal bodies are bacterial. But bacterial cells are so much smaller than host cells that they have generally gone unnoticed.)
An Aug. 19, 2015 Vanderbilt University news release, which originated the news item, describes this provocative idea (no more 'I') further,
Microbiologists have coined new terms for these collective entities — holobiont — and for their genomes — hologenome. "These terms are needed to define the assemblage of organisms that makes up the so-called individual," said Bordenstein.
In the article "Host Biology in Light of the Microbiome: Ten Principles of Holobionts and Hologenomes" published online Aug. 18 [2015] in the open access journal PLOS Biology, Bordenstein and his colleague Kevin Theis from the University of Michigan take the general concepts involved in this new paradigm and break them down into underlying principles that apply to the entire field of biology.
They make specific and refutable predictions based on these principles and call for other biologists to test them theoretically and experimentally.
"One of the basic expectations from this conceptual framework is that animal and plant experiments that do not account for what is happening at the microbiological level will be incomplete and, in some cases, will be misleading as well," said Bordenstein.
The first principle they advance is that holobionts and hologenomes are fundamental units of biological organization.
Another is that evolutionary forces such as natural selection and drift may act on the hologenome not just on the genome. So mutations in the microbiome that affect the fitness of a holobiont are just as important as mutations in the host's genome. However, they argue that this does not change the basic rules of evolution but simply upgrades the types of biological units that the rules may act upon.
Although it does not change the basic rules of evolution, holobionts do have a way to respond to environmental challenges that is not available to individual organisms: They can alter the composition of their bacterial communities. For example, if a holobiont is attacked by a pathogen that the host cannot defend against, another symbiont may fulfill the job by manufacturing a toxin that can kill the invader. In this light, the microbes are as much part of the holobiont immune system as the host immune genes themselves.
According to Bordenstein, these ideas are gaining acceptance in the microbiology community. At the American Society of Microbiology General Meeting in June [2015], he convened the inaugural session on "Holobionts and Their Hologenomes" and ASM's flagship journal mBio plans to publish a special issue on the topic in the coming year. [emphases are mine]
However, adoption of these ideas has been slower in other fields.
"Currently, the field of biology has reached an inflection point. The silos of microbiology, zoology and botany are breaking down and we hope that this framework will help further unify these fields," said Bordenstein.
Not only will this powerful holistic approach affect the basic biological sciences but it also is likely to impact the practice of personalized medicine as well, Bordenstein said.
Take the missing heritability problem, for example. Although genome-wide studies have provided valuable insights into the genetic basis of a number of simple diseases, they have only found a small portion of the genetic causes of a number of more complex conditions such as autoimmune and metabolic diseases.
These may in part be "missing" because the genetic factors that cause them are in the microbiome, he pointed out.
"Instead of being so 'germophobic,' we need to accept the fact that we live in and benefit from a microbial world. We are as much an environment for microbes as microbes are for us," said Bordenstein.
Here's a link to and a citation for the paper,
Host Biology in Light of the Microbiome: Ten Principles of Holobionts and Hologenomes by Seth R. Bordenstein and Kevin R. Theis. PLOS DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1002226 Published: August 18, 2015
This is an open access paper.
It's intriguing to see artists and scientists exploring ideas that resonate with each other. In fact, ISEA 2015 hosted a couple of sessions on BioArt, as well as, having sessions devoted to networks. While, I wasn't thinking about networks or biological systems when I wrote my poem on gold nanoparticles, I did pose this possibility (how we become the sum of our parts) at the end:
Nature's alchemy
breathing them
eating them
drinking them
we become gold
discovering what we are
As for how Raewyn handled the idea, words fail, please do go here to see the video here.

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ASK IRA: Should the Heat reconsider Iverson?
Q: Now that he said he will play next season, should the Heat try to get Iverson at the minimum to come off the bench behind Wade at the shooting guard and help at the point? I am sure he finally matured and if the Heat puts together a good team, he could get that elusive ring. — Jose.
A: Really, are we back here again? What has Iverson shown over the past two years, with the Pistons, Grizzlies or 76ers, to indicate there is anything left? Move on, people. There is no way Dwyane Wade would sign off on that.
Q: Is there any way of trading Beasley for a first round pick? — Franky.
A: If the Heat trades Beasley, it will be for a proven quantity, or for cap space that can be utilized on a proven quantity.
Q: Ira I know you and many others have Beasley gone by draft night or over the summer. I would hate to see him leave and torch us whenever he comes back, just like Glen Rice would. The kid has tremendous upside to his game and he will be a force in this league for a long time. Am I wrong? — Tony.
A: You might not be. But if the Heat upgrades this offseason, it will be living in the moment. It won't matter as much what Michael could become as where he stands on opening night.
Q: Is it safe to say the Lakers are now out of the Bosh running? — Jordan.
A: No. The Lakers also showed they could succeed for extended stretches without Bynum. Tons of teams are in the Bosh derby, with Houston expected to push hard. And don't rule out Cleveland, with a Varejao pitch. In fact, the Lakers could wind up in the LeBron derby, perhaps with a pitch of Bynum and Odom or Artest. The one thing the Lakers showed last summer, when they moved out Trevor Ariza in favor of Artest, is that they are not afraid to mess with a good thing.
Q: LeBron must be saying to himself that the only way that he can get by Boston in the East and beat L.A. in the Finals is to team up with D-Wade and Bosh in Miami. What say you? — Richard.
A: I think the sense is that Boston will never be as strong again, so I don't think the Celtics are nearly as much of a concern. And I'm also not sure LeBron's ego is such that he doesn't still think he mostly can do it all on his own.


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A big bunch of winter races beckons Badger State runners during the second weekend of March. Races include 5Ks, shamrock-themed runs, snowshoe races, and an indoor triathlon.
Take a gander at these races, all scheduled between Friday, March 7, and Sunday, March 9, in Wisconsin.
These Badger State running events are listed alphabetically by date for easy reference.
- March 7 – Friday – Pinnacle Indoor Triathlon #5 – Fitchburg, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Braveheart Midwest Snowshoe Racing Championship Run – Cable, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Chilly Chippewa 5K – Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Fifty Furlong Run – Belleville, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Green County YMCA Celtic Run Before You Crawl 5K – Monroe, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Rocket Blast-Off 5K – Neenah, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – UW-Eau Claire Shamrock Shuffle – Eau Claire, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – UW-La Crosse Indoor Triathlon – La Crosse, Wisconsin
- March 8 – Saturday – Welsh Prairie Livewires 4-H Shamrock Shuffle – Cambria, Wisconsin
- March 9 – Sunday – Tri Faster Tri Play – Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Race dates and venues may be subject to last-minute changes, especially with Midwestern weather surprises in midwinter. Also, race-day registrations may be available at some locations, while others may have closed in advance. Participants and spectators are advised to double-check before setting out for these events.
Are you hosting another running event in the region on this date? Feel free to add details in a comment on this running roundup article.
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Little Mix's cover version of Cameo's "Word Up" debuted at No. 6 in the U.K. for the week ending March 29, 2014, according to the Official Charts Company. Meanwhile, Little Mix plans to return to the U.S. for a few select concerts in 2014: at Verizon Theatre in Grand Prairie, Texas, on Sept. 16 and at Comerica Theatre in Phoenix on Sept. 19.
As previously reported, Little Mix did a cover version of Cameo's "Word Up" as the official 2014 single for Sport Relief, an annual U.K. charity event that is televised in the U.K. on BBC One.
Little Mix's "Word Up" was released in the U.K. and Ireland on March 16, 2014. Sport Relief 2014 took place from March 21 to March 23. In January 2014, Little Mix was in Liberia as part of a Sport Relief charity promotion.
Little Mix performed "Word Up" on "Sport Relief" on March 21, 2014 and on "The National Lottery" on March 22, 2014. Both shows were televised in the U.K. on BBC One.
In 2011, Little Mix became the first group to win on "The X Factor" U.K.
Little Mix's second album, "Salute," debuted at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States.
As previously reported, "Salute" was released in the U.S. and Canada on Feb. 4, 2014, and debuted at No. 1 on iTunes in the U.S. and No. 2 on iTunes in Canada.
Little Mix performed "Move" (the first single from "Salute") on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Feb. 4, 2014, and on "The Wendy Williams Show" on Feb. 6, 2014.
"Move" was a No. 3 hit in the U.K. in 2013, but the single flopped in the U.S., where "Move" failed to make it on Billboard's Hot 100 chart. Little Mix also performed "Move" on "The X Factor" U.S. in 2013.
Little Mix's first album, "DNA," was a Top 10 hit in several countries.
Little Mix's second album, "Salute," also hit the Top 10 hit in several countries when it was released in 2013. Little Mix was the opening act on select dates of Demi Lovato's "Neon Lights" 2014 North American tour. Little Mix is headlining a U.K. tour in May and June 2014.
On Jan. 21, 2014, Little Mix went to Japan to promote "Salute." Little Mix returns to Japan for a performance at the Summer Sonic Festival on Aug. 16, 2014.


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Aug. 9, 2012
Opening Practice Photo Gallery | Player Post-Practice Interviews
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa field hockey team held its first official practice Thursday at Grant Field. Despite clouds covering the field, an excitement was in the air, as the Hawkeyes eye their 22nd NCAA appearance.
"It's awesome to be back at practice," said senior Jessica Barnett. "It's really good to have the full squad here and be practicing on Grant."
"I thought everyone came out with a really good energy, an open mind, were coachable and had positive attitudes," said senior Kathleen McGraw. "It was a good first start. Some of our skills looked a little rusty, but I think that will come pretty fast."
Head coach Tracey Griesbaum welcomes back 15 letterwinners, including nine starters, from a 2011 team that advanced to the NCAA tournament and finished the season ranked 12th in the NFHCA poll. The depth and talent of the 21 member roster (six seniors, five juniors, five sophomores, five freshmen) was obvious at the first day of practice.
"We have more depth than we've had since I've been head coach here," said Griesbaum. "That's a really good thing, but we have to make sure as a coaching staff we stay organized, have our depth and not send out too many options to them. We have to take in information these first couple days and then start to solidly move toward game plans and tactics."
The depth was most evident to the Hawkeye head coach during team drills.
"Doing penalty corners, we literally have five people that can hit the ball," said Griesbaum. "Most teams heading into the season are hoping that they have three, and we have five. We have depth at every position."
The six seniors, Barnett, McGraw, Kelsey Boyce, Sarah Drake, Geena Lesiak and Sarah Pedrick, who entered their final preseason on Monday have already identified how their roles have changed on the team.
"You have more of a responsibility," said McGraw. "A lot of it is on your shoulders to make sure that you're passing along all of the knowledge you have in the last couple months before you leave the program. It's your last opportunity, so make the most of it. It's kind of an unreal feeling to be honest."
"It's different in the fact that I'm the person or my class is the people who are looked to for examples and experience," said Lesiak. "That's what I'm looking forward to most, is being able to share what I've gone through the last three years with everyone else below me. "
The seniors mindset doesn't surprise their head coach.
"They know this is their last go around. It happens for every student-athlete at the collegiate level," said Griesbaum. "Your senior year you're more mature, you understand the system and you take a little more ownership. With that, they have a ton of pride. They want to make their mark. I know it's a team thing, but I think it means a little bit more when you know it's your senior year. That's what you're going to remember."
Iowa will hold its Black & Gold intrasquad scrimmage on Wednesday, Aug. 15, at Grant Field. The Hawkeyes will host media day immediately following the scrimmage. The squad opens its regular season Aug. 25 in Winston-Salem, N.C., against Wake Forest as part of the annual Big Ten/ACC Challenge.


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Lady Gaga and Jean Paul Gaultier to appear in TV interview on The CW
Lady Gaga is coming to The CW.
And she's bringing Jean Paul Gaultier with her.
That's almost too much fabulous-ness for one network. But the fashion-palooza will happen Monday, September 12 at 8 p.m. In case you didn't know that's in the middle of New York Fashion Week (of course Gaga's monsters hardly need to be told that).
The program is a re-broadcast of an interview the French designer did with the top-charting songstress in Paris. Afterward The CW will preview the network's season from 9:15 to 10 p.m.
Full disclosure time: The Sun Sentinel and the local CW affiliate WSFL-TV are both owned by the Tribune Company.


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Shooting at local store sends one to area hospital
According to area residents and law enforcement officials, a shooting at a local convenience store during the lunch hour last Wednesday was the result of an ongoing dispute amongst two local men.
Witnesses at the scene as well as local law enforcement officers stated that 23-year-old Kendall Smith and Anzio "Zo" Camper arrived at A and H (Rocky's) Store at about the same time around 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 23. Smith fired at least three shots at Camper outside the business, before Camper ran into the store. Smith then followed Camper into the business and continued firing, striking the victim several times. Witnesses reported at least seven shots were fired. Store employees stated that after Camper fell to the floor, Smith exited the business, fleeing the scene in a vehicle.
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Gather 'round ladies and gents, as unsurprisingly enough a new rumor concerning the iPhone 6 has emerged. Said smartphone has lately been making the headlines more often than not, and a lot of digital ink has been spilled on account of countless iPhone 6 leaks and rumors.
The latest report concerning the next-gen iPhone is related to the whole sapphire display conundrum, and the latest word on the street is that the aforementioned premium material will most likely be restricted to the high-end iPhone 6 models. Care to learn more about what the world's top analysts have to say on the matter? Then join us below for details.
iPhone 6 Sapphire Display – Limited to High-End Models?
According to JPMorgan Securities Ltd., Apple will most likely not fit every iPhone with sapphire glass. Allegedly, the amount of sapphire panels manufactured this year will be limited to about 10 million units, for both (or either) the 4.7 and / or the 5.5-inch model(s). Interestingly enough, back in May there have also been reports suggesting that only 10 million 5.5-inch iPhone 6 will be produced, so could it be that the said device will be the only one enjoying the sapphire glass treatment? It's too early to be sure.
In addition, JPMorgan suggests that even if Apple will make use of sapphire, there's a possibility that only the high-end 128 GB models will take advantage of the material. Supposedly, due to various challenges regarding the production of sapphire glass, and given the material's price which is $30-$35 higher than Gorilla Glass, the iPhone 6 could mark only the beginnings of sapphire for the mobile market.
In other words, due to various limitations, this year Apple could test the waters with a limited number of sapphire panels, after which the material may become more popular starting with 2015.
We should also mention that this isn't the first instance we hear about sapphire glass being limited to high-end iPhone 6 models. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo previously stated that the only device that could take advantage of sapphire glass will be the 64 GB 5.5-inch iPhone 6. Whether or not that will be the case remains to be seen.
We'll keep you up to speed so stay tuned for more.


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TC TO JOHN A. CARLYLE; 23 December 1854; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18541223-TC-JAC-01; CL 29: 223-224
Chelsea, 23 decr, 1854—
My dear Brother,
It is very possible you may have yourself heard from Jean; but if not, or even any way, the enclosed Note may be worth sending you: the little sketch of the Mason working over his "Ezechiel Wheel,"1 to shorten labour, or abolish pain, and bring in the new Era, gives us a very curious glimpse into the "sin and misery" of this epoch!— At lowest this patch of paper will be a message from me to the Boys and you before the week terminate.
I have been busy enough, often, but very seldom with almost any perceptible success: I see nobody; I sit all day here, sally rapidly out about dusk; read, not often with much speech all evening;—determine to try to the uttermost whether this beggarly thing shall quite best me in my old days! On the whole, I feel it will not and shall not. And that is really all the good of it.— Except that, and multifarious thoughts, which have a certain sad greatness while kept in the silent state, but are apt to explode into the angry form if I utter them, I have no history at present. Thoughts enough;—and the thought of a certain "Christmas" we once saw, and shall none of us ever forget, is vivid enough among them.2 Ah me, ah me! But that surely is all peaceable and well; safe in the still and pure Eternity, where we too, with our work or no-work, shall soon be!— Much is gone this Christmas: but we must not murmur over the Past; the Present and the Future, these still make offers to us; our one business is, to profit wisely by these.
Jane continues to improve a little; but has not gone to The Grange; which probably was a judicious determination. There is a great cohue [clamorous gathering] of people there, ever-shifting figures, mostly unprofitable and even wearisome to me: I suppose we may still go at some future time, but it shall be when the house is empty or nearly so.3
A Professor Vaughan came last night; an accomplished, serious and able Oxford man, whom I think you do not know. Better worth talking to than anybody I have tried for weeks. T. Ballantyne was also here; going to do a Chrestomathic ("Select Passages from the Writings of" &c) for which Chapman is to give him a £50, poor soul, and I have given my leave.4 Neuberg, too, has been corresponding for me with a Bookseller of Stuttgard, who is set on bringing out a Sä¯tliche Ausgabe [collected edition] in German (none yet in English, such is lazy Chapman's will);5 towards which, as there is no money or other clear call in it, I mean to contribute nothing. However, the man seems to have some sense, and some reality of earnestness; and I will let him be doing, with my good wishes.
I know not if I ever told you about a certain Old Tithe-Register, kept by successive parsons, 3 or 2, in the Parish of Ecton in Northamptonshire (about 1660–1700), which came into my possession, presented by a certain gaunt admirer, who had picked it up in Smith's Old-Book shop for a few shillings. The charm of it was that Ecton was the native Parish of Benjamin Franklin's Father and Ancestors. There accordingly they all figure; sturdy Blacksmiths of the Village, who keep so many sheep, and have so many pence to pay quarterly to the Parson: Franklins and no mistake, down to Benjamin's Father, whom he mentions in his Autobiography as the Emigrant to New England.6 -duce7 it at the inauguration of some Franklin Statue,—and in short, work wonders with it, after their sort! I was sensibly entertained, and somewhat gratified, by all this small affair; which is the chief event of the present week for me. A Pamphlet has come from the poor Glasgow Boys, too, about their Lord Rectorship (poor souls), and the calumnies of certain too-orthodox Able Editors, &c &c: but of that at least I will say nothing.
Jane is gone out; and I ought also to have been gone. The Smith is due before this,—to operate on my weary dreary "grate" again. I shall get it right at last! For once in the week it will do me no harm to see an hour of daylight;—it is now getting towards 3, and fine weather, amid our miserable mud. Clifton I dare say is very rainy too; but you have a clearer atmosphere there than we.8 No doubt


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April is Healthy Homes month, which coincides with many people's spring cleaning activities and transitioning from winter into summer.
Here are some tips to keep your home healthy for your entire family:
- If you home was built before 1978, have it tested for lead-based paint by a licensed professional. Lead paint can cause mental retardation and serious illness, especially in children.
- Keep your home dry, clean and pest-free, which helps reduce asthma and allergy symptoms.
- Store food and water in sealed containers and clean up spilled food right away to help keep pests out of your home.
- Seal garbage containers.
- Keep hazardous household products stored out of the reach of children and pets.
- Make your home safe from slips, trips, and falls by removing clutter, rugs and slippery surfaces.
- Install handrails near stairs.
- Set your water heater at 120°F to avoid scalds and burns.
- Install carbon monoxide detectors and smoke alarms on each level of your home and near sleeping areas.
- Test your home for radon, it's easy and inexpensive.
- Make your home a "no smoking zone."
For more information, visit Columbus Public Health.


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Through various partnerships around the city, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) will provide opportunities for the District's school-aged youth to enjoy an educational, fun-filled and safer summer. Get more information about summer programs below.
Additionally, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) will offer a number of summer activities for young people. Learn more about their programs at the Department of Parks and Recreation website.
"Beat the Streets" - Age Group: All Ages
This community outreach event serves as a traveling Community Festival and is a partnership between the Metropolitan Police Department, local social service agencies and community vendors. In a 3 to 5-hour block of time, community members (of all ages) enjoy musical performances from local marching bands and the MPD Police Band "Cops Come Knockin," as well as a street festival-like environment with local vendors and literature distributed by local social service agencies. This is an opportunity for members of the community to experience the lighter side of the police department while enjoying dancing, free food and fun. (Free)
- Download the Beat the Streets Flyer [PDF]
For more information on the summer schedule, contact:
Officer Arthur Douglas
School Resource Officer
Metropolitan Police Department
Phone: (202) 297-5124
Email: email@example.com
Evening with the Arts — Age Group: 11-18 years
The MPD Patrol Services and School Safety Division summer arts program is designed for youth interested in the various artistic expressions to include drawing, painting, photography, videography, papier-måché, landscaping and gardening. The program will allow youth to participate on a daily or "drop in" basis to receive art lessons from Officer Theodor Brannum, Officer Tracey Taylor and landscaping/gardening instruction from Officer Maria Nicholson.
Each week, our activities will host a different theme and youth will participate with various outings to include museums visits, photographs of city statutes and buildings, visits and engagement with seniors, and putting together a flower/herb garden. Youth participating in the various SYEP programs will also be encouraged to participate in the arts program. At the end of the summer, the art work produced by the youth will be displayed in a community exhibit. Some of the art will be retained for display in MPD facilities.
The Evening Arts program will be held at 801 Shepherd Street, NW, and the hours of operation are from 1 PM to 9 PM, Monday through Friday. Interested youth and parents may call (202) 576-3408 for any questions or concerns.
- Download the Evening with the Arts Flyer [PDF]
Junior Police Academy Summer Job Program- Age Group: 14–18 years
This ten-week summer program is for students who are curious about law, politics, the court system, government or law enforcement to gain an insider's perspective of the criminal justice system and the internal operations of the Metropolitan Police Department. The Jr. Police Academy offers students an opportunity to compare what they see on TV shows like "CSI" and "Law & Order" to MPD and the District of Columbia Government. (Summer Job)
Students will:
- Meet homicide detectives, investigators, police commanders, etc.
- Visit the Forensic Science Services Division at MPD.
- Visit the Crime & Punishment Museum.
- Participate in round-table motivational discussions.
- Visit the courthouse and interact with local judges.
- Meet members from the US Attorney's Office and Office of the Attorney General.
Hear from lawyers about DC law and legal cases in the District and much more.
- Visit the Junior Police Academy page for more details.
STARS Teen Camp Program - Age Group: 14–17
A partnership with the Summer Youth Employment Program, this summer job program will host two groups of teens (100 total) throughout the summer. The program will provide mentoring, motivational and recreational activities for youth between the ages of 14 and 17.
The STARS program is specifically designed to target youth, who are selected by School Resource Officers (SROs) and patrol officers, during the school year to participate in this educational and safety awareness summer day program. (Summer Job)
For more information, contact: email@example.com
MPD's Safe Summer Kickoff/WPGC Community Softball Game - Age Group: 13–18 years
This event will take place on the softball field of Stanton Elementary School on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 from 4pm – 8pm. It will serve as the kickoff to a summer campaign promoting a safe summer for families and youth of all ages.
The event will also provide parents with some last-minute options for structured events (camps/summer jobs) for their children during the summer months, while enjoying the first of a series of Community Softball Games in conjunction with WPGC's Outreach Team. The event will feature free food, fun and entertainment. (Free)
For more information, contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or (202) 698-1454
National Night Out — All Ages
National Night Out is a law enforcement event, held the first Tuesday in August of each year. This year, (August 7th) the Metropolitan Police Department will host a series of festive community events around the city on that night, related to this national celebration to include free food, entertainment and fun for all ages. (Free)
- Visit the National Night Out page for more information.


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College Hockey:2009-10 Denver Season Preview
Coming into this season, coach George Gwozdecky is optimistic about his team's chances, and with good reason. While several of his peers lost key components of their teams, Gwozdecky didn't lose all that much, comparatively. His team is stocked and loaded with depth he hasn't seen in years.
"Our seniors will give us the luxury depth that we haven't had in that class for at least three years, if not four," he said. "Obviously the leadership experience of that senior class will be obviously crucial to the season for us."
As a result, it's no surprise that the Pioneers were the unanimous preseason pick to finish the season holding the MacNaughton Cup center ice at Magness Arena. They also want to be "good enough" this season, for Gwozdecky described last year for the Pioneers as being "close, but not good enough."
Of course, the Pioneers aren't going to be taking that praise and early expectation to their heads — they know better than that.
"The WCHA poll is something that creates interest," said Gwozdecky, "but once the puck drops, when the season begins, it means absolutely zero. I think that's the way we looked at it and the players looked at it and said, 'Fine, we'll move on now.'"
Up Front
The Pioneers didn't lose a lot offensively last year. Their main loss up front was sophomore Tyler Bozak, who missed half the season with injuries but scored 23 points in the 19 games he did play. They also lost Patrick Mullen, a utility player who filled in up front and on the back line.
However, the Pioneers return a lot, most notably in the form of senior Rhett Rakhshani, junior Anthony Maiani and sophomore Joe Colborne. Rakhshani tends to be streaky, but in Denver's case, it works out as there are plenty of other players to fill the void. Particular examples include senior Tyler Ruegsegger, juniors Maiani, Jesse Martin and Kyle Ostrow and sophomores Colborne and Luke Salazar.
The Pioneers also have some freshmen forwards coming in they expect to contribute immediately; namely Ostrow's little brother Shawn and Drew Shore.
On the Blue Line
Except for the aforementioned Mullen and captain J.P. Testwuide, the Pioneers return a large chunk of their defensive corps, particularly sophomore Patrick Wiercioch. Wiercioch was the team's third-highest scorer last season with 35 points (12 goals, 23 assists) and should continue to improve as he gets more experience under his belt.
Wiercioch is joined mainly by senior Cody Brookwell, juniors Chris Nutini and John Ryder and sophomore John Lee.
However, Gwozdecky plans to play his three incoming freshmen defensemen — Matt Donovan, Paul Phillips and William Wrenn — as well to help acclimate them to the WCHA grind.
In the Crease
Denver returns junior goaltender Marc Cheverie who was the team's workhorse last season. Cheverie played in all 40 contests and performed admirably with a 2.34 goals against average and .921 save percentage.
However, Gwozdecky has said that he will be platooning Cheverie with freshman and U.S. Under-18 Team product Adam Murray for at least the first several games. Although some people might be scratching their heads why, it's fairly simple — Denver has typically gone with a rotation in the past and it's going to need someone who can step in if Cheverie goes down (or leaves early).
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MALIBU, Calif. ?- The Arizona men's tennis team completed play on Sunday, in the Wilson/ITA Fall Regional Championships in Malibu, Calif. Arizona competed in two matches of the main draws today, as they also wrapped up competition in the consolation bracket.
In Arizona's only main draw action today, the Wildcats went 1-1 in doubles competition to finish in second place for the tournament. No. 5 senior Colin O'Grady and junior Roger Matalonga, started the day by defeating a very tough team of No. 23 Scott Doerner and Pedro Rico of Pepperdine University, 8-6. Later on in the afternoon, O'Grady and Matalonga fell to No. 3 Alberto Francis and Krzysztof Kwinta of UCLA, 8-4.
On other courts, the Wildcats made a very strong showing in the consolation bracket, as two Wildcats made it to the finals.
During the first round of the consolation bracket, the Wildcats had six competitors playing, as all six of them went on to advance. Senior Paul Warkentin defeated Christian Frick of UCR, 6-0, 6-1. Sophomore Jason Labrosse defeated Oscar Plotnik of San Diego, 3-6, 7-5, 10-3. Freshman Bruno Alcala defeated Purav Raja of LMU, 6-4, 6-4. Freshman Luka Cerenko defeated Linas Cicenas of LMU, 6-3, 7-5. Sophomore Nathan Cochrane defeated Aaron Badart of USC, 6-4, 6-2. In the last match of the first round, Freshman Francois Vandermerwe defeated Arash Borman of UCI, 6-1, 6-4. For second round action, all the Wildcat players received bye's to advance onto the third round.
In third round action, the Wildcats continued their superb play as they went 4-2, in their matches for the round. Warkentin defeated Kevin Borzenski of Pepperdine, 6-2, 6-1. Labrosse, in a tough match, fell to Leo Basica of UCSB, 6-4, 6-4. Alcala defeated Ryusuke Kashiwabara of UCI, 6-4, 6-1. Cerenko defeated Sammy Atri of San Diego, 6-4, 7-6. Cochrane fell to Peter Surapol of UCI, 6-4, 7-6. Vandermerwe defeated Beau Burgland of LMU, 7-6, 6-2.
In the Quarterfinals the Wildcat team continued to turn heads with their hard play, as they dominated the round, going 3-1 to send 3 players to the semifinals. Warkentin defeated Eugenio Romero of SDU, 6-2, 7-6. Alcala, in what was the hardest match for the Wildcats this round, defeated Basica 6-7, 6-0, 10-5. Cerenko, in a tough match to lose,
fell to Surapol, 7-6, 2-6, 10-4. To finish up the second round, Vandermerwe defeated Brian Wright of USC 7-6, 6-1.
The semifinals of the tournament guaranteed a Wildcat spot in the finals as it was a battle of two freshman and one senior to make it to those final two spots. In a very well fought battle of senior against freshman, Alcala showed his ability as the new kid on the team, defeating fellow teammate Warkentin in a well-fought match 7-5, 6-7, 10-7. Vandermerwe decided to continue this show of freshman brilliance as he defeated Surapol, in a come from behind victory, 6-7, 6-2, 10-8, to set up a battle of the freshman in the consolation bracket finals.
With two Wildcat freshmen in the finals, it was sure to be a battle of pride among teammates. Alcala came out ahead as he defeated Vandermewe, 6-0, 6-2.
The Wildcats will continue action next weekend Friday Oct. 29, as they will take Vandermerwe, Cerenko, along with Tim Mullane, to compete in the Alabama Classic, held in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Doubles Semifinals
Matalonga/O'Grady (UA) def. Doerner/Rico (Pepp) ?- 8-6
Francis/Kwinta (UCLA) def. Matalonga/O'Grady (UA) ?- 8-4
1st Round
Paul Warkentin (UA) def. Christian Frick (UCR) ?- 6-0, 6-1
Jason Labrosse (UA) def. Oscar Plotnik (SD) ?- 3-6, 7-5, 10-3
Bruno Alcala (UA) def. Purav Raja (LMU) ?- 6-4, 6-4
Luka Cerenko (UA) def. Linas Cicenas (LMU) ?- 6-3, 7-5
Nathan Cochrane (UA) def. Aaron Badart (USC) ?- 6-4, 6-2
Francois Vandermerwe (UA) def. Arash Borman (UCI) ?- 6-1, 6-4
3rd Round
Paul Warkentin (UA) def. Kevin Borzenski (Pepp) ?- 6-2, 6-1
Leo Basica (UCSB) def. Jason Labrosse (UA) ?- 6-4, 6-4
Bruno Alcala (UA) def. Ryusuke Kashiwabara (UCI) ?- 6-4, 6-1
Luka Cerenko (UA) def. Sammy Atri (SD) ?- 6-4, 7-6
Peter Surapol (UCI) def. Nathan Cochrane (UA) 6-4, 7-6
Francois Vandermewe (UA) def. Beau Burgland (LMU) ?- 7-6, 6-2
Paul Warkentin (UA) def. Eugenio Romero (SDU) ?- 6-2, 7-6
Bruno Alcala (UA) def. Leo Basica ?- 6-7, 6-0, 10-5
Peter Surapol (UCI) def. Luka Cerenko (UA) - 7-6, 2-6, 10-4
Francois Vandermewe (UA) def. Brian Wright (USC) ?- 7-6, 6-1
Bruno Alcala (UA) def. Paul Warkentin (UA) ?- 7-5, 6-7, 10-7
Francois Vandermewe (UA) def. Peter Surapol (UCI) ?- 6-7, 6-2, 10-8
Bruno Alcala (UA) def. Francois Vandermewe (UA) ?- 6-0, 6-2


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Everyone say a warm "Welcome back!" to today's guest poster, Janet at Snarkaholic! She blogs, often irreverently, about life in Los Angeles from the point of a non-native, non-celebrity-chaser.
Oh, Lindsay Lohan, Lindsay Lohan. Really? Suing E-Trade for $100 million over the fact that the "milkaholic" baby in their Super Bowl ad was named Lindsay? Um, not to split hairs or anything, but I personally know at least thirty or forty Lindsays and Lindseys, none of whom took offense at this ad. Can they get in on that $100 million action, too? Huh, huh, can they? No one I know thought of you when they saw that ad, but now they will. Ergo, I suggest you indulge in a little Baby's Bliss Gripe Water ($9), since it's guaranteed to calm crying, angry babies. Of which you are now one, thanks to your redonkadonk lawsuit.
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Like most teasers, it doesn't reveal much. Subtitled �The Sea of Dreams,� the short video features what appears to be an older Little Sister holding a Big Daddy doll and staring at the sea, when suddenly pillars begin emerging from the sand to form a city. Check it out after the jump!
BioShock is one of the best games released so far for current generation consoles, combining a pretty impressive story with an awesome atmosphere, good music, and great gameplay. The teaser trailer will certainly get many excited for the sequel, which has been confirmed for a release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC in the second half of 2009.


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Macy's annouces Alberta Ferretti fashion capsule collection hot on the heels of Doo.Ri mini line
We were still breathlessly awaiting the Doo.Ri capsule collection hitting Macy's Impulse departments on Feb. 15th, when the retailer announced today that the next designer they are collaborating with is none other than the Euro-fab Alberta Ferretti.
So far all we have to go on before the April 17th debut are the sketches, but Jeff Gennette, Macy's chief merchandising officer, said in a press release that Ferretti's line will be "…an irresistible combination of bohemian styling and figure-conscious silhouettes, the Alberta Ferretti for Impulse collection will strike just the right chord with our Impulse customer."
Key items will include bold hued dresses in maxi and strapless styles, bohemian blouses, oversized and abstract floral prints and macramé and lace detailing – all priced between $49 to $110.
Oh an here is a nice little fashion nugget: Ferretti's brother Massimo is chairman of Aeffe SpA, the corporate umbrella for brands such as Moschino, Jean Paul Gaultier, Pollini, Cacharel, Cedric Charlier and…of course…Alberta Ferretti.
As for Doo-ri Chung - that's her full name – she counts First Fashionista Michelle Obama as a fan of her signature draped jersey dresses, which will go for $39 to $159 at Macy's. She got her start with Geoffrey Beene and worked with Alber Elbaz.


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The caption package provides a lot more feature and is very well documented.
KOMA-Script provides commands for customizing fonts of certain elements:
The latter can be used for using the configured font for further elements. Among the supported elements are
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The memoir document class has this baked in. The provided functionality allows adjustments to the following parameters:
And much more. See section 10.6 of the memoir manual for full details.
Memoir also includes support for things such as sub-captions and side-captions. Chapter 10 of the manual describes all this and much more.


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4J Studios have disclosed a new update concerning the release date for Minecraft: PS4 Edition. According to an official Tweet made by 4J Studios on Aug. 20, the PS4 version of Minecraft has failed Sony's certification test and must be reevaluated before the title can be released. With the title having failed certification, the release date has been delayed until further notice. Furthermore, the Xbox One and PS Vita version of Minecraft remain in development and will be sent for certification in the near future.
In a series of Tweets made by 4J Studios, they explain and detail the current work being done on each version of Minecraft. With the PS4 version having failed certification, the development team must address several issues within the game. The context of the issues found by Sony has not yet been disclosed. 4J Studios has committed themselves to fixing the problems, but warns that the title will need to go through the entire certification process again before a release date can be announced. Find the full Tweet below:
Sony found some issues we have to fix in their final test of #MinecraftPS4 :( We're fixing, but we need to go through the process again.
As for the Xbox One and PS Vita version of Minecraft, the development team is still bug fixing them. Hopefully these versions don't fail certification when they are sent to Sony and Microsoft upon completion. Release dates for Minecraft: Xbox One and Minecraft: PS Vita are currently unknown. Find an update on each by 4J below:
We're still bug fixing #MinecraftXbox1 and #MinecraftPSVita. We'll give you news when we have it.
Minecraft was announced for PS4, Xbox One, and PS Vita in early 2013.


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Kruger, Moser, Miller … and other bites to chew on
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(by Ron Kantowski) Remember when Lon Kruger took the money and ran off to Oklahoma, and people around here were mostly OK with it, because Kruger ran a boring offense? Well, Kruger's Oklahoma team is running and gunning and averaging 87.3 points, the fifth most in the NCAA. It also...Read more


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The suspect entered the branch at 10:43 a.m. and implied he had a weapon, demanding cash from the teller, police said.
He received an unspecified amount of money and fled on foot, west on Wealthy Street. His zip-up patterned sweater was recovered near the scene. He also wore a black knit hat and blue pants, police said.
The branch was previously robbed on January 17. The suspect's physical description is similar to that earlier robbery and detectives are considering other similarities as well, investigators said.
The Grand Rapids Police Department's Major Case Team is investigating.
Anyone with further information is asked to contact Grand Rapids Police Department at 616-456-3604 or Silent Observer at 616-774-2345.


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Boneless Chicken Wings with Green Olive Puree - these were good, but I can make them at home. In fact, I will! You can come over. I'll make 900 so you can have more than 2 without worrying about bankruptcy.
Caprese Salad - those are liquid Mozarella balls. Liquid goo explosion in your mouth? I know....
The Infamous Cotton Candy Foie Gras - I put "The Infamous" in for dramatic effect. Because there is none of that when it actually comes out.
It was actually really delicious, but drippy sauces on my finger are the arch nemesis to my OCD.
Then we had to goof around in the lobby, much to the chagrin of all the other patrons. Why so serious?
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Nov. 12, 2012
Washington tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins has been named one of eight semi-finalists for the John Mackey Award, given to the nation's top college tight end, the Nassau County Sports Commission announced today.
Seferian-Jenkins, from Gig Harbor, Wash., already holds numerous UW tight end records, including career receptions (96) and yards (1,267) and single-season receptions (55). His 55 catches this season leads the nation among tight ends.
Finalists for the Mackey Award, first presented in 2000, will be announced next Monday, Nov. 19. The award will be presented in December in Orlando, Fla. The eight semi-finalists include three Pac-12 players and six from the west coast. Seferian-Jenkins is the only sophomore on the list, which also includes four seniors and three juniors.
Here are the eight semi-finalists for the 2012 John Mackey Award (alphabetical):
Jack Doyle, Sr., Western Kentucky
Tyler Eifert, Jr., Notre Dame
Zach Ertz, Jr., Stanford
Gavin Escobar, Jr., San Diego State
Joseph Fauria, Sr., UCLA
Ryan Otten, Sr., San Jose State
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, So., Washington
Zach Sudfeld, Sr., Nevada


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According to Metacritic, Guerrilla's upcoming PS3 exclusive, Killzone 3, is scoring lower than its predecessor. Killzone 2, released two years ago, scored a 91, based on 95 Critics. As of right now, Killzone 3 is scored at a very respectable 86, based on only 35 Critics.
Said Playstation Lifestyle, "Killzone 3 is the ultimate ending to a new form of sci-fi epic. It is a story of interpersonal conflict and struggle more than two civilizations at war. By taking full advantage of the PlayStation 3 Guerrilla Games has created an expansive world and proves that even shooters can have a compelling narrative With plenty of variety to keep the action fresh throughout the entire campaign, it never feels tiresome."
On the other end of the spectrum, Joystiq said, quote, "No amount of 3D waggle can change the fact that the Killzone 3 campaign is a miserable experience. Killzone 3 certainly offers more bells and whistles than its predecessor -- it's just a shame they've been affixed to an inferior game."
You can decide for yourself when the game hits store shelves next Tuesday (February 22nd).
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Cold in July (opening today) is a dark and gritty thriller with a slick undertone of humor. But this pulp fiction tale degenerates along the way, becoming a disappointing shoot 'em-up that gives in to every genre cliche.
The story takes place in the deep South, where you don't have to look too far to spot a passing mullet or over-sized belt buckle. Richard (Michael C. Hall), his wife (Vinessa Shaw) and their young child awake to some bumps in the night, when Richard reaches for his revolver. He strolls out to his living area to discover a masked assailant in his home. He pulls the trigger and his life (and the lives of others) instantly takes a dramatic turn.
As Richard and his family try to re-adjust to normal life, they have become somewhat of local heroes. The local police captain (Nick Damici) investigating the break-in informs Richard that the robber was a convicted felon, whose father, Russel (Sam Shepard), just got out on parole. It seems the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Russell starts showing up wherever Richard is at and his not-so-idle threats shake Richard to the core. Russell looks to seek revenge for his son's demise and Richard looks to protect his family. But things are not at all as they seem. A plot twist here and a plot twist there, and suddenly, we find Richard and Russell engulfed in a suspenseful mystery, hot on the trail of answers.
The film is injected with snide comic relief when Jim Bob (Don Johnson) appears about mid-way through. He is a dirty Marshal that gets involved in the manhunt that Richard and Russell find themselves a part of.
The problems begin early when characters start making unexplainable choices. By the film's end, the story devolves into bad guys and worse guys emptying out clip after clip in one tense gun-fight after another. Director Jim Mickle keeps things visually interesting, mostly out of necessity, because some of the many stray bullets seem to have shot gaping holes in the film's plot. You will ask yourself what is motivating each character to do what they do, and if you aren't distracted by the action, disappointment will surely set in if you try to make sense of it.
This is despite pretty great acting all the way around, from Michael C. Hall, to Sam Shepard, to the scenery-chewing Don Johnson. Their performances aren't enough though, to make Cold in July anything more than an average thriller, a film that will test the limits of your suspended belief, and one that is in need of some serious script re-tooling.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Run Time: 1 hour, 49 minutes, Rated R
Starring: Michael C. Hall, Don Johnson, Sam Shepard, Vinessa Shaw, Wyatt Russell, Nick Damici
Based on the novel by Joe R. Lansdale
Written by Nick Damici (Mulberry St, We Are What We Are)
Co-Written & Directed by Jim Mickle (Mulberry St, We Are What We Are)
Opens locally on Friday, June 6, 2014 (check for show times).
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I found this x-rated parody of Sabrina sucking some cock behind her aunts backs. The dirty witch also puts her magic broom to good use reaming her tight little asshole while she gobbles that meat.
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ATI's web site has had an AMD makeover. The new site – and its AMD green colorscheme – follows today's announcement by Advanced Micro Devices detailing its successful acquisition of ATI.
Brosers pointed at www.ati.com are now redirected to the new site at ati.amd.com where AMD's corporate green has replaced the familiar ATI-red branding. The web site may have lost its identity but the ATI brand will live on, according to AMD Chief Technology Officer Phil Hester.
Speaking to RegHardware in London today (AMD: we will not kill ATI brand), Hester revealed that the ATI name will continue to be used in association with what are now AMD's discrete graphics products and its chipsets.
"This makes eminent sense if only because its allows Nvidia and its new arch-rival to continue to describe each other as the 'red guys' and the 'green guys'. If AMD dropped ATI, all GPUs – well, the ones that matter – would be all green, and how would anyone tell them apart?" says El Reg.
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The Australian Housewives Manual is a facsimile version of a publication written in 1883 by an Old Housekeeper who provides advice for young married women on how to care for house and home. To the modern reader, the guidance offered in The Australian Housewives Manual is a mixture of amusement and wisdom. When was the last time you read such exacting instructions about what time to go to bed in the evening, the temperature water should be for washing the dishes and on which day of the week to do the ironing? Suggestions to young couples about the importance of saving, the benefits of taking out life insurance and the advantages of carefully selecting quality over quantity are just as applicable today as they were in Victorian times. The Australian Housewives Manual would make a wonderful gift for newlyweds, anniversaries, Christmas or simply for anyone driven mad by housework and husbands!
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ReviewsEven while reminded of the feminist mantra that every woman needs a wife, it is impossible not to be charmed by the wisdom of an old housewife. Thrifty common sense laced with self-discipline and self-denial will build long, happy lives. Diligent husbands, who saved and had a £200 life insurance policy by age 18, married at "about 20 or a little later". His wife of "suitable age" should have had a few pounds for furnishings and a fair stock of clothing. The manual was for those starting out on modest means in a three -or four- room cottage. Here a wife came into her own, as on hot, dusty, summer afternoons when the husband arrived home "fierce as a hungry bear", to find his house closed on three sides, southern windows open with damp towels hung to cool the air. On his bed were fresh clothes, clean, white bath towels and a sponge. His wife had "had three clear hours of rest, so you are cool, and lightly clad in pleasant, cool-looking stuff, so your very presence as you open the door shows him something comforting and nice". Ah, wedded bliss.
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College Hockey:Nanooks Hold Off Irish Rally
Four-Goal Lead Just Enough For UAF
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Ryan Campbell and Aaron Voros scored two goals each and defenseman Felipe Larranaga had a three-point game (a goal and two assists) to lead Alaska Fairbanks to a 6-5 win over Notre Dame Saturday night at the Joyce Center.
The Nanooks took 5-1 and 6-2 leads only to see the Irish rally with four second-period goals but fall short in the 6-5 loss.
Junior center Connor Dunlop sparked the Irish offense with a four-point night (a goal and three assists) but it was not enough as the Nanooks held off the Irish for the weekend sweep.
The loss, Notre Dame's sixth in its last seven games, drops the Irish to 9-14-5 overall and 7-11-5 in the CCHA. The Nanooks go to 16-10-2 on the year and move into fourth place in the league with a 12-10-2 record.
UAF took a 3-0 lead in the first period before Notre Dame could get its offense in gear. Campbell got his first of two goals at 7:08 when he scored on a breakaway for his 10th goal of the year.
Larranaga gave the Nanooks a 2-0 lead with a power-play goal at 11:54 as he fired a rebound past Irish goaltender Morgan Cey from the bottom of the left wing faceoff circle.
Campbell got his second goal of the night at 15:00 when he combined with Larranaga on a two-on-one to give Alaska Fairbanks the 3-0 lead.
Notre Dame was able to break through on UAF goaltender Preston McKay when Dunlop took a lead pass from defenseman Derek Smith, got by the defenseman and beat McKay with a wrist shot from between the faceoff circles for his career-best eighth goal of the season.
The Nanooks got their three-goal lead back with just 30 seconds left in the first period as Ryan Lang whipped a centering pass from Cory Rask past Cey for his sixth of the season.
Cey gave way to senior Jeremiah Kimento to start the second period, but the Alaska Fairbanks' power play clicked again as Voros got his first of the night and one of four on the weekend at the 2:00 mark.
Rob Globke answered back with his ninth of the season off a Yan Stastny setup at 4:49, but Voros got his second of the night and the eventual game-winner as he deflected Keith's centering pass from the left wing boards past Kimento on a bang-bang play at the crease at 7:28.
The Irish would then score three times in the final 8:11 to make it 6-5 after two periods. Stastny scored on the power play for his fourth of the season and third in three games at 11:49.
Kyle Dolder blasted a shot from the top of the right wing circle that beat McKay to the far post for his second of the season at 12:23. Dunlop picked up his third assist of the night with a nice drop pass to Dolder as he had a hand in Notre Dame's first four goals.
Neil Komadoski then scored on a slapshot from the left point at 18:52 for his first goal of the season and the Irish were back in the game.
After seeing 11 goals scored in the first two periods, the defenses took over. Alaska Fairbanks replaced McKay with Lance Mayes in goal and he turned away all six Irish shots in the third period as neither team could get on the scoreboard.
Notre Dame finished the game outshooting UAF by a 39-33 margin. Cey made nine saves in 20 minutes of action and Kimento turned aside 18 in his two periods of action. McKay made 28 saves in two periods to go along with Mayes' six in the final period.
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Kentucky should be included because of our use of force laws. Kentucky recognizes all states permits.
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Kentucky should be included because of our use of force laws. Kentucky recognizes all states permits.
Kentucky is a Constitutional carry state and OC state. If you get a CCDW License you just show it and you can buy guns without a background check. If you don't have a CCDW License the dealer just makes a phone call and you walk out of the store with your new gun.
Ky has no gun laws at all - They are a 2nd amendment state. It's also a - stand your ground state.
You DO NOT need a permit to OC in Kentucky or to buy guns. If you want to CC you go to the Sheriff's office and get one. I know - I have one and I OCed before that.
In Our CC class the instructor asked how many gun laws KY has. I answered - none. He told the class that I was right - KY has no gun laws - it's a 2nd amendment state.
The only restrictions are that you cannot be charged with a felony, and convicted, and have a gun and you cannot have one of you're been convicted of spousal abuse.
I never have either - even when I OCed before I got my CCDW License. You can walk right by a LEO OCing here and they don't even say anything to you about it. I live in Murray.
I OC in Wal-Mart and they have never said anything to me about it or has any other business here in town.
A Kentucky State Trooper lives two houses from me and sometimes I walk for exercise and when I do I OC. He sees me and has never said anything to me about it.
Hey actapplied reciprocity( well kind of sort of )is not a problem WE get 29 states with our easy to get permit. Legal in bars and more places than most states allow.our problem is that the bordering states (5) ohio ny nj de md do not honor that is why we need national reciprocity bill s.2188 to pass in the senate. It has passed in the house already.We can get a florida nonresident and gain 7 more including de and ohio 2bordering states.
Hate to give the Brady bunch any credit, but their state rankings are one place to start when comparing the gun-friendliness of the states. Lower score = more friendly. Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence
Any score of 4 or less would be a really friendly place.
South Dakota is one of the least restrictive states. Permitless OC (though I haven't seen anyone doing such in Rapid City), CC permit is quick, easy and cheap. No waiting, no purchase permits, we recognize all other CC permits, no state level NFA restrictions, and two ammo makers here in the Black Hills!
Why aren't more saying Montana? Any gun that is manufactured in the state, and remains in the state is exempt from any federal law.
Only a concealed carry permit is required in town, outside of town it is a true constitutional carry. Everyone here owns a gun, and your looked at funny if you don't (okay maybe all of montana except for the liberal cess pool of Missoula).
Kentucky scored a 2. I just love it.
Add WA to the list. No classes to carry, must issue , OC OK. Even though Seattle and parts if the Eastside are liberal all laws must pass via the constitution. The rest of the state is very pro gun
Apparently the winners are Arizona, Alaska, and Utah with a tie of 0 points each but I'm still glad WV just has 4.


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Eleven Wildcats have earned all-HAAC first-team honors under Weaver. Two players — John Smith (1989, 1991) and Brent Dorsey (1998) — were named conference player of the year. Dorsey was Baker's first NAIA All-American in 1998.
Weaver, a three-time Heart of America Conference Coach of the Year, graduated in 1972 from Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa, where he was an All-North Central Conference selection. Weaver recently was inducted into the Morningside Athletics Hall of Fame.
"I know this was a difficult decision for Rick as he weighed the pros and cons of retirement from coaching," stated Baker President/Interim Athletic Director Pat Long. "When Rick approached me over a year ago about his possible retirement from coaching, his main concern was and has always been about his players and his team. We at Baker have been fortunate to have Rick's energy, sense of humor and care for our students. Alumni from Rick's program have gone on to do great things, and his Roundball publication has a local, regional and national following."
Weaver received a master's degree in 1977 from Iowa State University while teaching and coaching at Jefferson (Iowa) High School before serving as a graduate assistant at Eastern Kentucky during the 1977-1978 season. Weaver was the head coach at Westmar College in LeMars, Iowa, in 1978-1980 and head coach at Wayne State in Wayne, Neb., from 1980 to 1985 before coming to Baker.


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Anthony Bernard Scott
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: February 10, 1984 in Wichita Falls, TX
High School: Vernon
College: Abilene Christian
Drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 6th round (209th overall) of the 2009 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 9 (7518th overall since 1950)
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Pac-12 Announces Men's Golf All-Academic Teams
Four Cats were honored by the league
Cats Ready to Tee Off at the Pac-12 Championships
The Wildcats will compete in the 54th annual event in Los Angeles
Cats Finish Seventh at Don Puckette NIT
Juan Pablo Hernandez finished tied for 10th individually for the Cats
Men's Golf in Seventh at Don Puckette NIT
The Wildcats opened the tournament with a 277 team score, their lowest in the history of the event
Arizona Earns Sixth at the Fresno State Classic
Junior Erik Oja plays strong at the Fresno State Lexus Classic
Sophomore (2011-12): Made four appearances (9 rounds) this season and posted a 77.67 stroke avg. ... Low round is a 71 ... In competition against Grinnell College, carded a 79 (+8) in Arizona's 309-325 victory ... Competing as an individual at the National Invitational Tournament, tied for 50th place with a 229 (+13) ... At the Arizona Intercollegiate, competed as an individual and carded a season-low 71 in the third round to finish at 288 (+15) and tied for 51st place ... At the dual match at New Mexico, Liu finished with a 163 (+19) total.
Freshman (2010-11): Registered an 85.67 stroke average in six rounds played ... Finished the Arizona Intercollegiate with a 52-over 265 total and in 93rd place ... Tallied a 33-over 249, which included a second-round 76, his low of the season, in the National Invitational Tournament to finish 94th.
High School: Attended Xisong Senior High School in Taipei, Taiwan ... Has extensive junior golf experience, mostly in Southern California ... Finished 23rd at the 2010 Southwestern Amateur ... 2009 SCPGA match play champion ... 2009 Toyota Cup runner-up after carding a 74-68 ... 2009 JAGS Inland Empire Junior champion and a U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier ... Finished 19th at the 2009 AJGA Tee-Up with a 70-75-75 ... Also competed in the 2009 Optimist International Junior Championship, where he tied for sixth place with a 71-71-74-73.


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25 Things You Didn't Know About Cara Delevingne
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This morning's Western Mail reveals that a major report will be launched this week proposing a new funding deal for Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland that would give the Welsh Government control of all income tax.
The report from the influential IPPR think tank also recommends that the Welsh Government would receive a share of VAT and gain control of a range of smaller taxes and alcohol and tobacco duties.
Report author Alan Trench has calculated that in 2010-11 this system would have transferred £9.7bn in tax to the Welsh Government. These funds would still need to be supplemented by a needs-based grant but he argues the new system would give much greater spending choices to the devolved governments.
He said: "It's a model that's designed to be durable, stable and work for all three devolved governments. They get significantly greater scope to do things that are different in substantive policy terms without being tied to the UK's policies for England which is one of the things the Barnett formula does."
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More than half a billion eggs have been recalled across the United States this summer because they may be tainted with salmonella bacteria. No one has died from salmonella poisoning, but thousands have fallen ill. Between May and July, 2,000 salmonella cases were reported, and an additional 40 new cases surfaced in the past few weeks.
Don't buy bad eggs! Get your eggs from local farmers or buy certified organic, free-range eggs at your grocery store. Photo By Nick Wheeler/Courtesy Flickr
The tainted eggs come from Hillandale Farms and Wright County Eggs, both in Iowa. The eggs span 10 different brands in 17 different states, but they can all be traced back to one person: Jack DeCoster, who is known in industrial agricultural circles for continually violating laws set up to protect workers and the environment. In 1996 DeCoster was fined after workers at his Maine factory were found handling fecal matter and dead chickens with their bare hands. DeCoster moved to Iowa to raise hogs and was fined again three years later for water pollution and animal waste control violations. In 2000 the Iowa Attorney General named DeCoster a habitual offender.
Do you know the farmer who supplies your eggs? (Let's hope it's not this guy!) Your best options are to buy eggs from a local farmer or to even raise your own! (Raising chickens—even in the city—is one of the hottest trends around.) If these two options aren't feasible, know your egg labels before making a purchase. And don't forget to watch out for these 10 brands that the tainted eggs are being sold under!
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Here's a chance to get a free sneak preview of the new DirectTV series "Rogue!" starring Thandie Newton.
There will be a special two-hour services premiere at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 2, at Sunset Place. The free screening will be followed by a Q&A with two of the stars, Joshua Sasse and Leah Gibson
Here's the info on the show: "ROGUE is a sexy, high-quality thriller about the search for the truth and the consequences that follow. It is 'Homeland' meets '24,' with the incredible Thandie Newton at the helm and an impressive array of brilliant newcomers. The show is a dramatic "whodunit" about Grace's two lives and what happens when they clash and collide, built on the themes of justice, truth, love and loss."
You can get free passes to the premiere from GoFobo. The site requires you to register and fill out some basic information to get the free pass. The free pass does not guarantee seating, and screenings are often overbooked, so it's wise to arrive early.
You can download your free pass here. You do not need a promo code for this event.


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Episode 64 of HIGH TIMES Presents Free Weed from Danny Danko blossoms forth with marijuana growing information galore.
We begin with a special announcement for our upcoming Bay Area Medical Cannabis Cup (June 28 and 29) and a preview of our July issue, featuring the 2014 Dab Report.
We also speak to Sabrina Fendrick from the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), who explains how you can get active and help end pot prohibition.
This week's cultivation segment features a discussion on CBDs (Cannabidiol), a game of Puff or Pass and, as always, answers to listeners' grow questions.
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FDA Approves Brisdelle for Hot Flashes Due to Menopause »
"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Brisdelle (paroxetine)to treat moderate to severe hot flashes (vasomotor symptoms) associated with menopause. Brisdelle, which contains the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor paroxetine mes"...
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Overdosage of estrogen may cause nausea and vomiting, breast tenderness, abdominal pain, drowsiness/fatigue and withdrawal bleeding may occur in females. Treatment of overdose consists of discontinuation of ESTRING (estradiol vaginal ring) together with institution of appropriate symptomatic care.
ESTRING (estradiol vaginal ring) vaginal ring should not be used in women with any of the following conditions:
- Undiagnosed abnormal genital bleeding.
- Known, suspected, or history of cancer of the breast.
- Known or suspected estrogen-dependent neoplasia.
- Active deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism or a history of these conditions.
- Active or recent (within the past year) arterial thromboembolic disease (for example,stroke and myocardial infarction).
- Known liver dysfunction or disease.
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how do i get my boyfriend to want to step up and be a father?
i am 25 weeks pregnant and my boyfriend and i are constantly fighting and he just doesnt want to help me out with anything even the simple stuff. i just dont know how much longer i can take this any advice?
Posted: 06/28/2010 by AmberLynn62890
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You can't make someone take on this kind of responsibility unless they really want to. If he isn't helping now do you really think he is going to get better? It's not fair of him to just ride the pregnancy train never helping and then when the baby comes want some part. unfortunately he probably wont get any better. I would have a very serious talk with him and then tell him to either start being involved or leave. I know that sounds harsh but you deserve better and you can get better dont settle for less than you and your baby deserve. Good Luckposted 06/29/2010 by Devin_jl87
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