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Release Date : 'August, 31, 2012
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The steeds cantered onwards at a leisurely pace. They were moving toward something that was glowing eerily in the horizon, something Sakura couldn't quite identify from their distance.
"What is that?" she wondered aloud curiously, squinting to see more clearly ahead. As the carriage ventured closer, the trodden ground beneath them blended into a new landscape, and her eyes widened at the sight that met them. Stretching out before them was a vast, rolling field, with long, slender, grey-green blades of grass that shone beneath the phantom moonlight and rustled in a gentle, cool breeze. Sakura sucked the air in, delighting in the welcome change it presented from the cold dampness of the inner caverns. Littering the plain were thousands upon thousands of luminous, ghostly white and pale-amethyst hued flowers. Asphodels, Sakura quickly identified, gazing around them in astonishment as the horses slowed further to a gentle trot. But these asphodels were larger and unlike any she had ever seen on the surface.
"The Meadows of Asphodel," Sasuke's voice spoke close behind her, "where ordinary and indifferent souls take rest."
His right hand released its hold on the reins and he reached around, brushing it lightly over Sakura's eyes before drawing it away. She gasped as her vision suddenly began to make out ghostly, semi-transparent figures walking all over endless plain. They seemed to fade in and out of existence. Souls. Their faces were expressionless, their movements unhurried. Mechanical.
"What's wrong with them?" she asked, spotting souls of all ages lumbering around in aimless directions.
Sasuke glanced indifferently down at a cluster of stationary souls, before answering, "All who enter Asphodel leave behind their past identities. They have no memories, nothing to tie them to their previous lives. They exist in neutrality."
"Can't they see each other?" Sakura had noticed the way the insubstantial figures seemed to be completely ignoring one other. "Don't they talk?"
"Each soul has a task it believes it must perform," the Death God stated. "And so it keeps to itself to complete it. But this is also an illusion, to keep them occupied. In reality, they simply wander."
It seemed dreadfully cruel, even with the provided explanation. Sakura felt her eyes sting with pity and compassion as she saw a particularly young boy amble past them. So this was some kind of limbo, the place where people who had committed good and bad deeds in equal measures were sent after they died; to a haunting and hushed, ethereal meadow, made to believe that they had been assigned an important task that required undertaking at once but were, unknowingly, only imagining that they were performing it in their heads, and in actuality just spent their time strolling around amongst the asphodel flowers.
"They don't eat?" She couldn't quite grasp the concept of wandering without any form of relief.
"Their souls are sustained by these flowers."
"And they never rest?"
"They are already dead."
Sakura shook her head incredulously. How lonely and terrible a fate it seemed! To be bound to such a place forever.
" she whispered, "that's awful
"Their actions in life dictated their fate," Sasuke pointed out.
Sakura didn't know what else to say to that. She fell quiet as the dark horses, which had stopped obediently during their conversation, began to canter forward again. But just as they set off, Sakura suddenly caught sight of a pale face amongst the swarm surrounding them and sharply caught her breath, twisting around to glance behind her, her heart all at once thumping. The soul altered its course, allowing her to glimpse its features more clearly and then she was leaning over the side of the chariot, overcome with a profound sense of grief.
"Mr. Arakawa!" she exclaimed in dismay, glancing at Sasuke before gesturing wildly behind them. "That's Mr. Arakawa!"
Her body was moving instinctively. Even when, deep inside, she already knew it was futile the man's soul could neither hear her nor see her she still tried to push past Sasuke, to step down onto the field and rush to her patient. Because it was difficult to accept that he was there at all, when she had not even been by his side to see him draw his final breath when she didn't even know when and how he had passed. Tears were burning in her eyes, but Sasuke's strong arms prevented her from dismounting the chariot.
"No, Sakura." She was too upset to pick up the uncharacteristic gentleness of his tone. "You must not disturb his rest."
"Please!" she pleaded, horrified to find her vision blurring as tears began to spill. Struggling to track the retreating soul's movements, she continued senselessly, "He's my patient I promised his wife I'd look after him, I promised-"
"He is dead."
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Oh my God! another screaming match will be taken! Just when things were getting interesting......
How sad...
I KNEW Mr. Arakawa would appear in the realm of the dead XD I had been waiting for that!
Great preview! Poor Sakura
Great preview! Poor Sakura
The Field of Asphodel Haven't heard that since Mythology class last school year ^^ Good to hear it somewhere else! This seems really interesting. Poor Sakura found out about the fields Can't wait to read it though!
oh wow
Ohhh, I was wondering if this was going to happen!!
Cant wait to read this chapter!!!
Your writing is too brilliant. Makes me more interested in Greek mythology!
But Sasuke and Sakura! Ohhh! <3
Awaiting your next chapter update!
But Sasuke and Sakura! Ohhh! <3
Awaiting your next chapter update!
aww, poor sakura!! I can't wait to read it!!

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Water main break slowing traffic in San Marcos
SAN MARCOS, Calif. - Crews in San Marcos on Wednesday are working to repair a water main break.
The city of San Marcos says two northbound lanes of Twin Oaks Valley Road at Barham Drive are closed, and left turns from Discovery Street and Twin Oaks Valley Road are being restricted while repairs are underway.
Vallecitos Water District crews are working to identify the exact leak location. Repairs are expected to be completed by about 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Following the Jan. 19 conclusion of the Sprint U.S. Snowboarding Grand Prix at Mammoth Mountain, Calif., the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) revealed the names of the 12 athletes who were nominated to represent the nation in the halfpipe and slopestyle snowboarding events at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
Five athletes were selected to compete in the slopestyle event, which will make its Olympic debut in Sochi. Included on the women's side are Jamie Anderson, who finished first at four of the five Grand Prix events, and Ty Walker. Rounding out the men's roster are two-time Olympic halfpipe gold medalist Shaun White, Sage Kotsenburg, and Chas Guldemond.
A total of eight riders headlined by a trio of 2010 Vancouver medalists will compete for golden results in halfpipe. The men's team features White, Greg Bretz, Taylor Gold and discretionary pick Danny Davis. On the women's side are reigning Winter Games bronze medalist Kelly Clark, Kaitlyn Farrington, Arielle Gold and discretionary pick Hannah Teter, who took halfpipe silver in Vancouver.
Following the big reveal, several nominees took to Twitter to share their excitement with fans. Clark posted a photo of herself and her teammates along with a message of gratitude that read "They named the Olympic Team today! I am honored to represent America again! #Roadtosochi #USA… http://instagram.com/p/jX4W2Su-0E/"
Walker, just 16, tweeted the same photo as Clark and the message "it's official! I'm going to Sochi! so honored to be a member of this incredible team. I can't wait to represent the USA in Russia! what a dream come true. #teamUSA #SOCHI2104 #olympians"
On the guys' side, Kotsenburg took a comically understated approach to the good news, tweeting "Yea yea made the olympics first slope team ever woohooo.... Now back to snowboarding......"
Snowboarding action at the 2014 Olympic Games in Sochi begins Feb. 8 with the men's slopestyle competition.
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- Fall residuals for glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass
- November applications effective
- Postemergence options for glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass in the spring are extremely limited and require at least two applications to even approach complete control.
- Residual herbicides applied in the fall offer the best opportunity for control.
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November applications effective
Most years, herbicide applications in November were very effective and controlled glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass until spring. However, in a lot of cases, field preparation for the following year is completed prior to November (depending on the crop) in Mississippi. So last year, we set out to determine if the residual herbicides could be applied to coincide with fall tillage without sacrificing efficacy against glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass.
In one study, Dual Magnum (1.33 pints per acre), Treflan (3 pints per acre) and Command (2 pints per acre) were applied at monthly intervals from mid-September through mid-November. Because of the rainfall totals in our area last fall, the September and October applications were nearly complete failures. By April 1, none of the herbicides controlled glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass more than 65 percent when applied in September or October.
Delaying the application until mid-November was better, but no treatments provided complete control. Rainfall through the fall and winter definitely impacted our fall residual herbicide treatments last year, and we also endured a huge flush of the weed in March. But the bottom line was that residual herbicides can be applied too early if rainfall totals are high throughout the fall and winter months. Even when we delayed application until November 2009, follow-up applications in the spring were required to control escapes.
For the money, Treflan at 3 pints per acre in the fall is a good choice for controlling glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass. However, Treflan does not fit everyone's production systems. Treflan must be incorporated into the soil within 24 hours of application, and the Treflan label is fairly detailed on suggestions for mechanical incorporation.
In our small-plot research, we incorporate Treflan with two passes in opposite directions with a tandem disk. However, if the disk inverts clods but does not break them up well, then glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass will emerge from the underside of the clods because no herbicide is present. Bedded fields also complicate the use of Treflan because if Treflan is applied in front of the hippers, then you risk burying the herbicide below the zone where the ryegrass will germinate.
So, even though Treflan may be attractive economically, it does require more planning and the additional tillage required for incorporation may outweigh the reasonable herbicide cost. Because they are soil-applied herbicides, Dual Magnum and Command still require incorporation, but this can be achieved with rainfall rather than mechanical incorporation. Dual Magnum and Command may be applied to the surface in no-till areas or following the final tillage pass in conventional tillage.
Because options for controlling glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass in the spring are limited and since we had escapes following all of our fall residual herbicide treatments in 2009-10, I reluctantly admit there are no one-pass programs for managing the weed. And, in years when the weather is similar to 2009-10, two-pass programs including herbicide applications in the fall and spring may not be adequate where weed density is high.
Similar to glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth management, glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass control will require a multi-faceted approach. Herbicide options are limited and Italian ryegrass has a history of rapidly developing resistance to herbicides. With that, tillage will be an integral component of management in the future.
At this point, we do not know what the impact of burying seed with tillage has on germination and emergence the following year. We also do not know from what depth the seedlings will emerge. At the very least, if the majority of fall-emerged glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass plants are destroyed with aggressive tillage, then postemergence herbicide coverage should be better on surviving plants and those that emerge in the spring.


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A new Save-A-Lot store opens Wednesday in the space formerly occupied by a Sparkle Market.
Save-A-Lot, which already has 10 other Mahoning Valley locations, opens its newest store at the corner of Belmont Avenue and Gypsy Lane.
The new store has about 24,000 square feet of groceries and a few thousand square feet for a beer and wine selection. It will have a full-service meat department and have a full selection of fresh fruits and vegetables.
The store will be operated by Horizon Management, Inc., owned by Elaine Kawecki, John Kawecki and Henry Nemenz Jr.
A special ribbon-cutting will take place at 9 a.m. Wednesday.
It's good to see the space occupied by a grocery store serving that side of town.
Union thugs are you kidding me. Getting paid a fair wage and some benifits are too much to ask?. These stores scare people to work. I won't shop there
My mother was a die-hard union worker. She is retired now and shops at Walmart as often as she can. She often meets many of her former fellow workers there and they talk about old times. I remind her that Walmart is a non-union store. She said she does not care, because the prices are low.
Is it a surprise that former union workers now shop at non-union stores and could care less that they are non union?


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In this podcast, Adam Green talks with Dana about the amazing success we're having with Xocai chocolate, and why we are so excited about being part of the team!
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Rumina caught in the act
Several years ago for a period of more than a year, I kept several live Rumina saharica, the smaller relative of the better known land snail Rumina decollata (actually, neither species is that well known). I had kept copious notes and took some photographs. So, recently I decided that I had enough data for a short paper and started working on it.
One activity that I was lucky enough to witness and photograph was R. saharica's mating.
In fact, I observed 2 pairs mating simultaneously next to each other. When I took this photograph, one pair had separated, but one snail (on the left) still had its penis everted (white arrow). The pair on the bottom was still mating. Their mating position is interesting: one snail lies on its side, while the other, also on its side, stretches its head over that of the lower snail. As far as I can tell, each snail inserts its penis into its mate's genital opening (red arrow).
Rumina decollata is known to be a facultative selfer, that is, it can reproduce without mating (Selander et al. 1974. Self-fertilization in the terrestrial snail Rumina decollata. Veliger 16: 265). Can R. saharica also reproduce without mating? You have to wait for my paper to learn the answer.


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Gateshead bring in Pools striker Mackay on six month loan
Gateshead have increased their firepower for the coming season with the half season loan of Hartlepool United striker Michael Mackay.
The 26 year old will be in the Tynesiders squad for the opening day clash with Histon at the International Stadium on Saturday.
Mackay was a prolific goalscorer in North East non-league football before he was snapped up by Pools in February 2007.
The quicksilver front man began his career at Birtley Town and then scored 59 goals in two seasons in the Northern League for Durham City.
Moving on to Consett he rattled in a remarkable 43 goals in just over half a season for the Steelmen which secured his move to Hartlepool.
Mackay signed a new deal at Victoria Park in the summer but will ply his trade with Gateshead until January 2nd.
"Gateshead are a club on the up after their promotion last season," said Pools boss Chris Turner "they have a good set up and I'm sure Michael will enjoy being part of things there."
Mackay was in Hartlepool's starting line up for the 2-0 FA Cup win over Premier League club Stoke City in January and has made 25 starts and 35 substitute appearances for the County Durham club.
Mackay will now join Graeme Armstrong, Steven Richardson and Darren Forsyth in the strikers department at the International Stadium.
Manager Ian Bogie is delighted to have brought in a player with proven goalscoring ability before the big kick-off on Saturday.
"Mackay is a player I have admired for some time," said Bogie "he is a striker with good pace who knows where the goal is."
"We tabled a £5,000 bid for him last season but he has since signed a new deal at Hartlepool where he has already made his mark.
"If he can use his time at Gateshead profitably, play well and score goals then it will be a win-win situation for both clubs and the player himself."
The loan signing of Mackay takes Gateshead's squad up to 21 with the club still waiting for international clearance to run the rule over German midfielder Christoph Ascherl.
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New York, 27 August 2013
The Spokesperson wishes to inform correspondents that the following live webcasts will be available on http://webtv.un.org on Wednesday, 28 August 2013:
The Hague, Netherlands 11:00 am local; 04:00am New York time:
Centennial of the Peace Palace, The Hague (Netherlands) – Speech by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at the official commemoration in the presence of H.M. King Willem Alexander of the Netherlands.
More information on that event can be found at:
Geneva, Switzerland 12:00 pm local; 06:00am New York time:
The Joint Special Representative for Syria, Mr. Lakhdar Brahimi, will brief the press on developments related to Syria.
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Sooners Beat ULL to Advance at WCWS
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- No. 7 Oklahoma survived its first elimination game Saturday, defeating sixth-seeded Louisiana-Lafayette, 3-1, at the Women's College World Series. With the victory, the Sooners advance to face top-seeded Oregon Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. on ESPN...Read more


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In his first season as an assistant for the Tide, Pujol helped guide the 2010-11 squad to a 25-12 record, an SEC Western Division championship and an appearance in the NIT title game. His work with the Tide's defense helped produce one of the toughest defenses in the nation, as the Tide surrendered only 59.4 points per game, the eighth-lowest average in the nation.
That 2010-11 defensive effort also ranked as one of the best in the history of the Southeastern Conference, as the 10th-lowest average in SEC history and lowest since 1984. Alabama's tenacious defense helped make Coleman Coliseum one of the toughest places in the nation to play, as the Tide posted a 19-0 home record in 2010-11.
On the recruiting trail, Pujol has helped turn Alabama into a national presence. His efforts helped the Tide land a 2011 recruiting class that rivals.com ranked as the fifth-best in the nation, with four prospects ranked in the top 100 nationally.
Pujol and Crimson Tide head coach Anthony Grant have a long and dynamic relationship, as Pujol served on Grant's staff at VCU for three seasons. The pair also both hail from Miami and began their coaching careers as high school coaches in south Florida.
While at VCU, Pujol and Grant coached the Rams to three straight conference titles and postseason appearances, including a pair of NCAA berths. He worked with 12 all-Colonial Athletic Association selections, two-time CAA Player of the Year Eric Maynor, and helped recruit a class that was ranked No. 5 among mid-major programs.
Pujol's ties to his native South Florida also helped attract future NBA lottery pick Larry Sanders to VCU, along with a host of other talented players from the Sunshine State.
Pujol joined Grant's staff after two seasons at Appalachian State, where he helped recruit the foundation that led to a school-record 25 wins in 2006-07. Pujol also was instrumental in obtaining the Mountaineers' Public Recognition Award, based on the program's Academic Progress Rate (APR) data released by the NCAA.


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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE ; 11 March 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420311-TC-JWC-01; CL 14: 67-69
Templand, Friday 11 March —1842—
Dear little Wife,—Here is another mournful little duty thou must do: Robert M'Queen is going off to Crawford1 on Monday, and I will set him on superintending this matter while there. We want the day of your Father's death;2 which you can insert at the blank space, and so return the paper, if you approve of the wording of it. Your uncle says your name should be Jean, like your Aunt's and Grandmother's: he approves of the rest: I strike out "frail," as better spared.
The day is again a tempest of wet. I have got all your uncle's expenditures, household and everything else (not without difficulty), and they are all ready for paying when I get down with him to Dumfries on Monday. He has been very kind, manful and considerate; his feelings doubtless are sad enough too, but he stands out like a rock, and yields very seldom to any shew of emotion.— He has absolutely refused to have any concern with the furniture here; says it was no longer his at all &c.— The people are here (M'Caig and another) even now, "valuing" for the tax-gatherer's sake:3 so soon as they are gone, Mrs Martin and Helen will finish their packing, and lock everything up. There is a box of "plate"; all well and carefully packed: had I not better send that up to you at once? Mrs Martin talks of going tomorrow if it prove fair.
I am dreadfully sad in the mornings, before I get up and some kind of work or endeavour after work fallen to. One has to look at the black enemy steadily, and contemplate him, in solitude, for oneself. All sorrow is an enemy; but it carries a friend's message within it too. O my poor Jeannie, all Life is as Death, and the Tree Igdrasil4 which reaches up to Heaven, goes down to the Kingdoms of Hela, and God (the Everlasting GOOD and JUST) is in it all.— We have no words for these things, we are to be silent about them; yet they are true, forever true.
I had a very poor letter this morning from Jeffrey, who says he has written to you.5 I will by no means forget Cavaignac. I have given Mrs Martin the two pictures of Stevenson (so like your uncle) and of the Duke of Wellington. The large oil-painting of Cousin Jeannie as a child, I thought of giving to her, as likely to be interesting when she grew older; but they say she does not value it: is that so?6——— Johnnie and Walter are gone to Thornhill in expectation of some Letter from Liverpool, and do not return on account of a new outbreak of rain. I will wait till they do get back and then close.———
Wa[l]ter7 and John are returned (3 o'clock, the rain still continuing): the report from Liverpool is good as to my poor Jeannie's health; but she is "sad, very sad": ah yes,—who can bid her not be sad! It is a sore stroke that has fallen; the sorest that can fall.
A little Boy is here waiting to take the Letters; I must end without more words.
M'Caig is gone, will report tomorrow. The likeliest way of settling here seems to be that the Tenant of the ground may get the Duke's people to accept him, may take the house too, and so we to bid it farewell.
My dear Partner, endeavour to still all feelings that can end in no action; compose thy poor little heart, and say tho' with tears, God's will be done.
Your affectionate /
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Lab talk
Nov 16, 2007
Thermopower measurements on individual 30nm nickel nanowires
The miniaturization of electronic devices has now reached a point where even the metallic interconnects are approaching the length scale of their electron mean free path (a few tens of nanometers at room temperature), where strong deviation from bulk electrical properties takes place. If any predictions on these properties have to be made, the basic mechanisms contributing to the scattering of electrons in reduced dimensions must be known. However, the development of experimental approaches for this study is very challenging.
A new experimental approach was developed by researchers at Tel Aviv University. This was developed on the basis that the same size-dependent electron scattering mechanisms that affect the conductance of nanoscale metal structures should also affect their thermoelectric properties. Thus, by determining attributes such as the Seebeck coefficient of nanoscale materials, valuable insight into electron scattering processes can be gained. Additional information can also be obtained that is critical in the search for superior thermoelectric materials that are expected to very efficiently convert a temperature difference into electricity (Seebeck effect) and vice versa (Peltier effect).
As a specific example, the thermopower of individual, 30 nm diameter, Ni nanowires has been determined as a function of temperature. The role of boundary scattering of phonons on the Seebeck coefficient and electron scattering at grain boundaries on conductance were determined. Any future interpretation of size-dependent thermopower in nanoscale ferromagnetic materials will have to explicitly consider the observed effects from this study.
About the author
Yoram Selzer is a senior lecturer at the school of chemistry in Tel Aviv University, Israel. He is also associated with the center for nanoscience and nanotechnology at this university. His group is currently conducting research projects on molecular electronics and the development of novel methods to probe the thermophysical properties of materials on the molecular scale.


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Leah Messer of Teen Mom Reportedly Welcomes Third Child!
February 4th, 2013
Leah Messer is a new mom again!
The "Teen Mom 2" star and husband Jeremy Calvert reportedly welcomed a baby girl on Monday.Read more...
February 4th, 2013
Leah Messer is a new mom again!
The "Teen Mom 2" star and husband Jeremy Calvert reportedly welcomed a baby girl on Monday.Read more...
October 23rd, 2012
"Teen Mom 2" star Leah Messer is pregnant again.
The 20-year-old and her husband Jeremy Calvert are expecting their first child together, she announced on Tuesday.Read more...
April 8th, 2012
Leah Messer quietly tied the knot to Jeremy Calvert.
The "Teen Mom 2″ star wed before 15-20 people, including MTV cameramen and producers, at the Catlettsburg Wedding Chapel in Kentucky.
Messer and Calvert's moms served as witnesses, and her twin daughters, Aliannah and Aleeah, were also in attendance.Read more...
March 15th, 2012
Jenelle Evans and Leah Messer may quit "Teen Mom," reports Reality Weekly, which claims the reality stars are threatening to leave unless MTV increases their salaries.
Evans' manager Leo Daniels tells the rag, "She needs to renegotiate because she's not getting anything near what the other girls are getting."
As for Messer, Reality Weekly claims she "is unsure she will continue to allow her life to be filmed unless she sees a lot more money!"
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February 21st, 2012
Leah Messer was reportedly attacked by three woman in West Virginia on Sunday.
The "Teen Mom 2" star claims to have been ambushed outside a movie theater by the trio of assailants, although nothing has been confirmed, and there's no police report.Read more...
January 13th, 2012
"'Teen Mom' Leah Messer Shocker: It's Twins… Again!" blares a headline from In Touch, which goes on to claim that the MTV reality star is "absolutely thrilled" about the news.
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January 4th, 2012
"Teen Mom 2" star Leah Messer is engaged to Jeremy Calvert.
And she's expecting her third baby!
Calvert proposed to Messer over Christmas.Read more...


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Rocket Motor, Solid Fuel, Gemini Retro, also Designated TE-M-385 or 5.4-KS-2580
This is a Gemini retro rocket that provided a means of slowing down the two-man Gemini Earth-orbiting U.S. manned spacecraft to permit its reentry into Earth's atmosphere. Four of the solid-fuel rockets fired successively. The rockets could also be used to separate the spacecraft from the launch vehicle in case of a high altitude launch abort but were never used for that purpose.
The retro rocket was fitted onto the top half of the spacecraft's adapter section. The motor produced a thrust of 2,580 pounds for about five seconds. The retro system was used in all ten manned Gemini missions from 1965-1966. This motor was donated to the Smithsonian in 1973 by the McDonnell-Douglas Corp.
McDonnell-Douglas Corporation
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Review: Iron Man 2 (2010)
You've gotta appreciate a comic book movie where the filmmakers don't suck all of the fun out of the hero being able to fly, shoot lasers and have super strength. As one comic book movie villain famously said recently "Why so serious?"
Iron Man 2 happily embraces the playfulness of comic books and brings it to the big screen in a tremendously entertaining sequel that's clearly set itself up as the summer blockbuster to beat.
Robert Downey Jr. (Sherlock Holmes) provides yet another dynamic performance as Tony Stark, the billionaire weapons designer who also runs around as the armor clad Iron Man.
At the end of the first film, Stark ditched his secret identity, which helps make the story fresher since he doesn't have to go through any cliché extraordinary lengths to keep his alter-ego a secret. Plus, Downey happily conveys that Stark wouldn't be content letting someone else take the credit for his hard work. Besides, Downey makes Stark just as much fun out of the armor as he is in it.
Director Jon Favreau gets what makes the Iron Man mythos work — a man so technologically ahead of his peers that he makes the impossible possible — and he applies it to the simplest tasks such as Stark having schematics appear in interactive 3-D touch displays or turning a table into a photo album.
The film, scripted by Downey's Tropic Thunder writer Justin Theroux, stars off with Stark basking in adoration from well-wishers out to celebrate the Stark Expo — a Disneyland for inventors looking to showcase their wares.
Beyond the smiles, Stark is harboring the secret that his life-sustaining power core is slowly killing him and thinking he doesn't have much time to find a solution, starts indulging in some very self-destructive behavior. Dying won't be a problem though as Ivan Vanko (Mickey Rourke, The Wrestler), a Russian genius, wants to settle an old score and killing Stark would just about square the debt.
Vanko finds an ally in Stark's business rival, Justin Hammer (a very fun Sam Rockwell), who wants to create his own iron army.
From a continuity perspective, it's annoying that Terrence Howard was replaced by Don Cheadle (Brooklyn's Finest) in the role of Stark's best friend James Rhodes, but Cheadle is stellar as always and you'll get over it quick especially since Rhodes gets his own suit of armor — War Machine — which he packs full of weapons for heavy combat.
Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury gets an expanded role here as he tries to determine if Stark is ready to join the superhero team he is assembling. Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) also gets more screen time and Gregg's chemistry with Downey offers some of the film's more unexpectedly fun moments.
Gwyneth Paltrow's Pepper Potts is still written like a cliché damsel in distress, but Stark's new assistant Natalie Rushman (Scarlett Johansson), is thankfully handled far more competently and isn't just added to the film to become the new eye candy.
Most commendable about the sequel is that Favreau and Theroux resist the urge to make this a darker outing following the phenomenal success of the far darker The Dark Knight.
At times it may be a bit too silly i.e. the Iron Man/War Machine throw down set to 'Another One Bites the Dust' and Stark comes across a few scenes as too abrasive, but it works in the context of the film.
Favreau doesn't disappoint in the action scenes either as he shoots them clear enough to tell what's going on and he's able to give them a dogfight feel without making the action look completely reliant on CGI.
Continuing the now established, Marvel Studios drops several teasers for The Avengers, with nods to Iron Man's superhero partners. Once again make sure to sit through the credits for a glimpse of the next Marvel production, which will definitely be a must-see if it maintains the quality of its three predecessors.
Iron Man 2 throws down the armored gauntlet to all the other summer blockbusters — bring your "A" game or be content being the season's second best movie.
Rating: 8 out of 10
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by Susan Littlefield
Shear back plants by one-third after their first flush of bloom is past to neaten plants and encourage a second flush of flowers later in the summer. Keep plants vigorous by dividing every 3-4 years in spring or early fall. Give newly set out or divided plants regular watering until established. While not as enticing to cats as true catnip, felines may still try to roll on catmints. If there are cats around, it's a good idea to protect young plants for a while with a dome made out of chicken wire. An annual layer of compost in fall or spring should provide catmint with all the nutrients it needs.
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ACLU questions gang ban
Published: Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at 1:43 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 1, 2013 at 1:43 p.m.
The American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina is questioning a city proposal to ban gangs in Wilmington parks.
Tonight, the city council will consider an ordinance that would ban gang members from trespassing in city parks.
On Monday, Sarah Preston, ACLU-NC's policy director, sent Wilmington City Council members a letter outlining the organization's concern with the proposed ban.
Preston said the ordinance could invite profiling and punish people for hanging out with others who may or may not be in a gang.
"The proposed ordinance will disproportionately affect people in certain neighborhoods, based more on where they live or who their neighbors, friends or relatives are," Preston wrote.
She also suggested such a ban likely violates "the right to travel which has been laid out by both the U.S. and the North Carolina Constitutions," she said.
At a Monday agenda briefing, City Attorney Bill Wolak said Wilmington is somewhat of a test case as it is the first jurisdiction in the state to seek to prohibit gang members from trespassing in parks.
Wolak told council members his office had vetted the proposed policy.
"We've looked at this extensively and we do believe it is constitutional," Wolak said.
The council meets at 6:30 p.m. today in city hall at 102 N. Third St.
Check back at 10 p.m. for an updated version of this story
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Fresno State: (2009-10) Named the team's Defensive Player of the Year ... Played in 33 games, starting 29, averaged 8.5 points and 5.5 rebounds a game ... shot 43 percent from the field and 81 percent from the free throw line ... had just over a steal a game and one block a game ... had a career-high 18 points in a win over Boise State on Jan. 27, 2010 ... had a season-best 10 rebounds against Louisiana Tech on Jan. 23 and against Idaho on Mar. 12. (2008-09) Played in all 33 games, starting the final nine games of the season ... was named to the WAC All-Tournament team ... averaged 6.4 points and 6.3 rebounds a game ... scored a season-high 16 points against Cal State Bakersfield on Nov. 14 ... had a career-high 14 rebounds against Nevada in the WAC tournament championship game ... had four blocks at Utah State on March 7 ... had 10 rebounds or more in all three games of the WAC tournament ... played a season-high 31 minutes against Nevada on March 14 ... had seven rebounds or more in 14 games during the season. (2007-08) Redshirted
University of Utah: Played two years at the University of Utah where she was instrumental in leading her team to the Elite 8 as a freshman ... team advanced to the second round of the WNIT as a sophomore.
Skyline HS: Captain of her high school team in 2005 ... named the Gatorade Player of the Year in volleyball ... First Team All-State as a junior and senior in basketball ... holds a Utah high school volleyball record for most blocks ... earned First Team All-State in volleyball.
Personal: Born April 10, 1987 in Utah ... parents are John and Tino Filipe ... has two brothers Victor and Devan and a sister Virginia ... brother Victor played football at Oregon and sister Virginia played volleyball at Alabama ... mother Tino played volleyball and basketball at BYU-Hawaii ... favorite athlete is Magic Johnson because "he is everything I want to be as a player, strong, unselfish, a leader, team player and he always as fun." ... biggest athletic thrill was against Arizona State when she stopped one the teams leading scorers and got five steals to lead her team to the Sweet 16 ... most admires her brother because no matter the situation he always continues to work hard ... majoring in Women Studies.
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Aug 9, 2013 8:50 AM
You know the friend or family member we're talking about: the one who refuses to get a Facebook account, won't enable their phone to receive text messages, and - when forced to use one - types on a computer with two index fingers and a perpetual grimace. Well, we've found them the perfect gift. This Chalkboard Tablet ($22) doesn't include a single chip or transistor - just good, old-fashioned wood, chalk, and paint. But with its decidedly Galaxy- or Slate-like design, it might just prove to be the gateway drug that'll lure them into giving up their Luddite ways.
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Free with museum admission.
A selection of entertaining, thought-provoking, and visually stunning short films for ages 7 to 14.
(UK, 2010, 2 min.)
Animation, Sumo Science
Multiple Oscar®-winning studio Aardman Animations (Wallace & Gromit, Creature Comforts) has created the world's smallest stop-motion character. Dot measures just 9mm tall and was animated using a microscope and tweezers. In this miniature escape adventure, Dot runs away from unraveling thread, jumps over pins, and hitches a ride on the back of a bee... all before grabbing a pair of nails and wielding them like swords.
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
(USA, 2010, 3 min.)
Animation, Dean Fleischer-Camp
An up-close and personal interview with Internet video star Marcel, a tiny shell with one eyeball, two shoes, and a really great personality!
Don't Go
(Turkey, 2010, 4 min.)
Animation/Live Action, Turgut Akacik
Awesome, thumpy, electronic disco music propels this non-stop chase scene of a movie – as a cute, pink-bellied, one-eyed CGI bunny gets chased around an apartment by a live action black cat.
(Canada, 2009, 2 min.)
Experimental Renaud Hallee
Falling objects are synchronized to produce rhythms and patterns.
(Germany, 2010, 4 min.)
Animation, Malena Modéer
Colorful stop motion, goofy live action, surreal homemade sets, and a ridiculous pigeon costume come together to humorous effect in the story of Johnny – a hilariously narrated, tongue-in-cheek fable about what happens to little boys who don't drink their milk!
The Deep
(USA, 2010, 2 min.)
Animation, PES
Metallic objects come to life in the depths of the sea, in the newest film from New York's brilliant stop-motion artist PES (Western Spaghetti, Dogs of War, and Game Over).
The Incident at Tower 37
(USA, 2009, 11 min.)
Animation, Chris Perry
A guard at a futuristic water tower intercepts a covert band of amphibian creatures trying to destroy the tower to rehydrate their planet.
Fluffy McCloud
(Ireland, 2010, 3 min.)
Animation, Conor Finnegan
A short film about mans' mixed relationship with Mother Nature. Fluffy McCloud uses his powers of precipitation mostly to annoy. But when one of his pranks causes near calamity, he decides to use his meteorological skills to make people happy.
(France, 2010, 3 min.)
Animation, Patrick Jean
Old-school video game icons take over New York City (and the world) in this music video for French techno-pop band Naïve New Beaters.
The Lost Thing
(Australia/UK, 2010, 16 min.)
Animation, Andrew Ruhemann/Shaun Tan
A boy encounters a strange creature on a beach and decides to find a home for it in a world where everyone believes there are far more important things to think about. This beautifully animated film comes from Passion Pictures, producers of past NYICFF favorites City of Paradise and Dog Who Was a Cat Inside.
(USA, 2010, 5 min.)
Animation, Kirsten Lepore
This transoceanic love story, animated in stop motion on the beach, forest, and undersea, details a long distance friendship that blossoms between a sandman and a snow woman who exchange gifts via a bottle in the water. But sand and snow cannot withstand water, so how can the two hope to be together?
(USA,, 2010, 13 min.)
Live Action, David Yarovesky
A story about a boy who was born a giant. Featuring Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville) and Harland Williams (Half Baked).


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Published on Jan 22, 2014
"Seize the Little Moment: How International Human Rights has Illuminated 8th Amendment Youth Justice in the United States"
Bernardine Dohrn, founding Director of the Children and Family Justice Center and Clinical Associate Professor at Northwestern University School of Law (retired), will speak on Thursday, February 20 at the Social Sciences Research Building, Room 122 (1126 E. 59th Street) from 5:00 to 6:30pm.
- Professor Dohrn will discuss how U.S. activists, lawyers and the U.S. Supreme Court have noted US isolation from -- and elaborated upon -- global standards of justice for young people given extreme sentences, such as juvenile death penalty and juvenile life without parole.
- In this presentation, Dohrn will be joined by Randolph Stone, Director of the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Project and Clinical Professor at the University of Chicago Law School, who will provide commentary after Dohrn's presentation.
- Professor Dohrn is a Visiting Lecturer with the University of Chicago Human Rights Program this winter quarter teaching a class titled, "Women, Children, Gender and Human Rights" (HRMT 28000/38000).
- Presented by the Human Rights Program and the Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture, Professor Dohrn's presentation is the fourth installment of our "Hard Times: Black Appeals Local and Global" lecture series.
[download the event poster here]
The "Hard Times: Black Appeals Local and Global" project consists of a year-long series of public lectures with by-invitation dinners afterwards to generate discussion about the history and future of human rights activism in the black diaspora and beyond. This project is part of the Human Rights Program's Human Rights at Home initiative. It takes off from our interest in An Appeal to the World, the 1947 petition to the United Nations by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The petition's authors included Dr. W.E.B. DuBois, Earl B. Dickerson, Milton Konvitz, William R. Ming, Jr., Leslie S. Perry, and Rayford Logan. We are particularly interested in the participation of Dickerson and Ming, for both are graduates of the University of Chicago Law School and important figures in the history of the South Side.


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These pieces are all you need to keep your weekend stylish and easy.
Navy stripes are the ultimate nautical-inspired detail on a cozy sweater.
J.Crew popover sweatshirt, $70; jcrew.com
Whether you pair it with slim jeans or with leggings, a chambray shirt is a casual-chic staple. Top it with a delicate necklace for the perfect menswear-goes-chic look.
Old Navy chambray shirt, $27; oldnavy.com
We know the camera adds ten pounds...and so can a parka. This puffer coat is warm and cozy, but doesn't hide your figure beneath layers of down.
The North Face coat, $249; macys.com
Spice up a jeans-and-tee routine with a cheerful patterned top. The henley is comfortable but the print is sophisticated, giving you the best of both worlds.
J. McLaughlin top, $135; jmclaughlin.com
There's nothing a great fur vest can't do: it looks as great layered over a long-sleeved tee as it does when peeking out from beneath a dark coat.
Kenneth Cole faux fur vest, $130; kennethcole.com
Nothing can beat the soft texture of corduroys in the winter. Just pair them with your coziest sweater for an ideal weekend outfit.
Boden skinny cords, $59; bodenusa.com
Forgo the classic button-up cardigan for an oversized, draped number in a punchy hue. It's as appropriate at brunch as it is for early-evening cocktails with your best friends.
Talbots cardigan, $129; talbots.com
With well-placed draping and trendy hemline, a striped skirt gets a fashionable makeover.
BCBGeneration, $98; bcbg.com
We dare you to find a woman who doesn't look good in a pair of bootcuts. Plus, the darker wash is extra slimming.
James Jeans bootcut jeans, $180; barneys.com
This style has more length in the back, making it ideal to pair with thick leggings, skinny jeans or even a skirt. Buy it for the versatility, wear it for the gorgeous dark blue shade.
Madewell tunic, $88; madewell.com
Bad weather is no excuse for clunky rubber soles. A wedge duck boot is the perfect blend of great form and equally great function.
L.L. Bean duck boot, $179; llbean.com
Brave the cold with a warm, peppy scarf. The cheerful stripes almost make twenty-below-zero temperatures seem bearable—the key word being almost.
Michael Kors scarf, $78; piperlime.com
Put some zest in your weekend uniform with a pair of spunky yellow flats. Wear them with everything.
APC ballet flats, $175; apc.fr
You'll never be unprepared with a sturdy carry-all like this. The pretty leather trim is just a bonus.
Ralph Lauren, $298; ralphlauren.com
Hailed as "the French girl's Converse," these sneakers are incredibly cute and comfortable. Need we say more?
Bensimon tennis shoes, $55; bensimonusa.com
Go hands-free with an elegant cross-body bag. We can't say no to a classic...or to that deep, nut-brown leather.
J. McLaughlin messenger bag, $235; jmclaughlin.com
Can you recite lines from Top Gun? Are you looking to boost your cool factor? Need to hide your puffy, post-margarita-night under-eye bags? If you've answered yes to any of these questions, these are for you.
Banana Republic sunglasses, $78; bananarepublic.com
A military-inspired watch is an unexpected touch of menswear that we can't resist.
Timex watch, $50; piperlime.com
Don't be afraid—pair these with skinny jeans and a knit sweater for a subtly androgynous look.
Clarks boots, $100; zappos.com
If you're heading out-of-town for the weekend, an suede, oxblood-colored weekend bag fits everything you need and keeps your style quotient high.
Cole Haan weekender, $498; endless.com
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SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — When William J. Tingue and William E. Brown formed Tingue, Brown & Co. in New York in 1902, the Yankees were still called the Baltimore Orioles, the first movie theater had just opened its doors, and paper dollars were still redeemed for gold at the U.S. Treasury.
Though much has changed in the 110 years since the company's founding, the core values, the product innovations and the focus on service to the laundry industry remain staunchly the same, the company says.
Integrity, loyalty and ingenuity set a strong foundation that enabled many good people to thrive in and grow the company, according to David Tingue, fourth-generation CEO of the close-knit family-owned and -operated laundry product supplier.
"Frankly, we're busy trying to focus on today, on one customer at a time, one laundry at a time and then at the end of the year, we realize another year has gone by and hopefully we can look back and feel proud of our efforts and the results," says Tingue. "That we're still doing this after 110 years is both humbling and gratifying."
Originally launched offering specialty felts, aprons and accessories for ironers during the infancy of the commercial laundry industry, Tingue, Brown & Co. devised, developed and often patented a host of product innovations to suit the many flatwork ironers and other machines then coming on the market, earning renown for their quality and the expertise of its representatives.
That proven formula lives on today as "Team Tingue" continues to roll out new products that help laundries worldwide boost finish quality, reduce energy consumption and support safety programs, among other objectives, while providing expert, personal service and on-site installation.
"As long as we move forward with this level of knowledge, dedication and commitment to customer service, then I feel we'll be prepared for whatever the next 110 years may bring," Tingue says.
Tingue, Brown & Co. today also encompasses laundry cart manufacturer Meese Orbitron Dunne Co., Ashtabula, Ohio; and laundry machine parts and equipment manufacturer Talley Machinery, Greensboro, N.C., also founded in 1902.


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I cannt believe another Christmas is almost upon us and ROJ is still in lots of little bits.
I honestly thought that working for myself would give me the time to spend more time on the car – instead it's been quite the opposite.
Last week I was at the United Nations in Geneva with the UK delegation to the Ottawa treaty meeting absolutely fascinating.
Looks like I've got a buyer for the Princess, so I really msut get up to the farm in january.


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Cory Warren Scholarship Fund created to honor former SIU grad assistant
The Cory Warren Scholarship Fund has been created in honor of Cory Warren, former Southern Illinois University graduate assistant football coach. Warren died in a tragic car accident earlier this month. The scholarship fund is set up to provide financial assistance to one graduate of Warren's alma mater, Uniontown (Kan.) High School, looking to attend college.
The fund is headed up by Warren's former high school football coach and close family friend, Chad McKinnis. All donations to the fund, big or small, are appreciated. The fund was initially set up through Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home and has been transferred to:
Union State Bank
204 Sherman Street
Uniontown, KS 66779
(620) 756-4305
For more information on the scholarship fund, contact Chad McKinnis at (620) 224-4166.


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It was the song that spawned two very famous versions. And it all began in January of 1969.
The song was "Proud Mary", and it began with Creedence Clearwater Revival, as it was recorded for the band's second album Bayou Country. According to music critic Joel Selvin, John Fogerty wrote the song while in the National Guard, and conceived the song's riffs during a concert at the Avalon Ballroom, then arranged from parts of different songs, one of which happened to be about a washerwoman named Mary. Two notable lines in the song came from a Will Rogers movie, and from Fogerty discharge from the National Guard.
"Proud Mary" became an immediate hit for Creedence Clearwater Revival, as it would hit number two on the charts (the first of five that the band would achieve). The song later became a staple on classic rock radio, and was ranked as one of the top 200 songs on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
The song would see numerous covers from artists including Solomon Burke, Elvis Presley, and Neil Sedaka. But the most famous cover of "Proud Mary" came from Tina Turner. She first covered the song in 1970, while at the time was married to Ike Turner, and was a member of the revue that bore their names. Turner's version began with a slow groove, where Turner states that she and Ike "don't do anything 'nice and easy', but will begin it that way. The song soon picks up in faster-paced funk rock vamp, or "nice and rough".
Released as a single in 1971, Turner's version of "Proud Mary" went to number four on the charts, and become her signature tune, both as a member of Ike and Tina Turner Revue, and as a solo artist as she would rerecord it a few more times, including for 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do With It. Both Creedence's and Turner version received the Grammy Hall of Fame Award, in 1998 and 2003, respectively.


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We'll admit it: a lot of the time, we buy body products based on how they smell instead of what they do. Get back to the basics and focus on what's really important with this Unscented Body Oil ($21). It uses sesame, grape seed, and avocado oils to make your skin as soft as can be, and it won't irritate sensitive skin. If the lack of fragrance leaves you underwhelmed, you can always apply your favorite scented lotion afterward.
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I'd rather watch the Great South Bay.
I'm not a football fan. I planned an entire day of "boycotting the Super Bowl" where I would do lots of fun things with a good friends of mine nowhere in the vicinity of a television. Unfortunately, I caught two bits of the Super Bowl. I saw Christina Aguilera get the words wrong to our National Anthem and I saw about 5 seconds while there was some celebrations saying Green Bay won.
I don't care, and I'd rather go watch the Great South Bay! That's exactly what I did today. I headed on over to the beach! Sure, there was snow on the ground but my friend Kierstin and I decided that we were going to the beach anyway.
We actually didn't end up staying there very long because surprisingly it's pretty cold at the beach in winter. Plus, part of the beach was fenced off for some reason and we didn't really want to stick around long enough to find out why just in case there was some sort of valid reason for there being a fence where there once was not.
We also went to a Kosher deli and had matzo ball soup. It was really, really tasty. I pretended it was Christmas. That's what I felt like because I felt like everyone was celebrating the "Super Bowl Sunday" and I didn't. (I'm not trying to insult anyone's religion here. I promise. I was just being silly.)
We also went shopping. I'll keep you in suspense for now. Not that it's anything super exciting being that my money is pretty much nonexistent right now, but I'll probably blog about my new acquisitions!
Did you watch the Super Bowl or did you do something random and fun like me?


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Well, I decided to burn some unused vacation time and do a little relaxing through the holidays this year.
My wife, Yoshi, proved to be the most awesome incredible Santa ever! She even came early!
My long time interest in assembling a high quality replacement box that I could deck out as a Windows Media Center machine at home was finally realized.
Here's what she got me:
It took the better part of the night the day before yesterday putting it all together. The Tyan board caused me a little grief due to the physical layout of the board. Most of the connectors for the case electronics (i.e. the power switch) were located at a difficult area of the board to access with the Antec case. The case also included a 3 pin power LED connector where the board wanted a 2 pin. It was also difficult to get the heat sink mount to properly mate with the supplied Opteron heatsink and fan. After a bit of careful struggling I was finally able to get it to go, but I would've liked to have the process go a lot smoother.
Once I got everything assembled, I installed Windows Media Center 2005 and began getting the media center stuff up and running.
I had a Haupauge WinTV – PVR 250 that I transferred over from my old machine that I installed an updated the drivers on my new box. I was initially thwarted by the lack on DVD decoder software, but a quick trip to Intervideo site and a download of WinDVD fixed things. For those of you who are putting together MCE boxes – don't forget the DVD decoder software!
Wow, have I been really impressed by the MCE experience! The MCE team did a great job of putting all my important media in front of me in a slick, easy to use UI.


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January Upfront News & Views
Asian carp are known to eat up to 20% of their body weight in plankton daily and may grow up to four feet long. The species was released into the Mississippi River basin nearly two decades ago and is now within 50 miles of Lake Michigan.
Built next to Orange County's busiest train station, Irvine's four-story cast-in-place concrete structure serves 3,000 commuters/day and includes 6,000 square feet of retail space. Photovoltaic panels will be installed on the roof level to provide electricity for the entire facility. Photo: Bomel Construction Co. Inc.
Buying Pineywoods Mitigation Bank credits allows permit applicants to compensate for their project's impact on the surrounding environment. Photo: PBS&J
Public Works Director Scott McGolpin urged employees to find a system that ensures resources are available when a disaster cuts off access to communities beyond the county's borders. Photo: County of Santa Barbara
Carp isn't the only invasive species threatening the watersheds and lakes.
The round goby and zebra mussel have both invaded the Mississippi River basin in the past decade via the Chicago Waterway System. Built in 1900 to reverse the flow of the Chicago River, the system carries the city's wastewater away from Lake Michigan and supports about 25 million tons of bulk commodities annually.
The gap between cities that implement "sustainable" concepts and those that don't is becoming wider.
Portland, Ore., has made the greatest progress toward becoming self-sufficient, according to a peer-reviewed study by SustainLane Media. The company ranks the 50 largest cities by talking to more than 100 officials and analyzing data from organizations such as the U.S. EPA, Smart Growth America, the Trust for Public Land, and the Texas Transportation Institute.
On the state level, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy has named California the most and Wyoming the least energy-efficient.
The council's analysis looks at utility-sector efficiency programs and policies; transportation and land use policies; building energy codes; combined heat and power; appliance efficiency standards; energy efficiency in public buildings and fleets; research, development, and deployment; and financial incentives for efficient technologies.
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Less than six months after the Iowa city was submerged in record floodwaters that affected more than 7,000 parcels of land and nearly rendered its drinking water system useless, the city council approved a $1 billion flood-control plan that would include the extension of some main downtown streets and a new levee system. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hopes to present a feasibility study to Congress by July 2010.
A 2 cent gas tax hike, 2.5 cent tobacco tax increase, and $16 million from the state lottery are just a few ideas that Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski is floating to raise $1 billion for new roads, bridges, and railways. The state is $1.3 billion short of the money necessary to maintain its transportation infrastructure. If approved, the package would be the state's largest-ever commitment to transportation.
The median annual income for all engineering fields is $85,000 — a 7.6% increase from 2007, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers. Licensed professional engineers earned a median of $92,100, while those with a PE as well as a second professional registration earned even more: $106,675. Engineers without a license or certification earned $86,000.
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REVIEW: 'Viva Riva!'
3 stars
Brutal, gangster crime-drama from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Chronicles the misadventures of an oil bandit and his sidekick as they run afoul of everyone from the police to the local crime boss. Now playing in Auckland and Wellington, click for movie times.
Some familiar cinematic conventions are delivered via a highly exotic context in this violent and sexually-charged crime thriller from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Filled with classic movie swagger, young n'er do well Riva (Patsha Bay) finds himself back in his home town of Kinshasa (the largest city in the Congo), with a pocketful of cash and a truckload of petrol. Which, in fuel-starved Kinshasa, makes him somewhat of a target.
But Riva just wants to have fun and he recruits his old buddy J.M. for a night on the town, which takes a turn for the perilous when Riva takes a shine to the local gangster's moll (the stunning Manie Malone). Making matters worse is Riva's old Angolan gangster boss Cesar (Hoji Fortuna), who has come to the Congo to track down his former employee.
The alien environment makes Viva Riva! a fascinating watch, as some clichés are embraced while others are turned on their head. Bay is an empathetic lead but he is blown off the screen by the angular Fortuna, who seems to carry himself with a permanent lean as the ruthless Cesar.
The initial grimness of daily life in the Congo is quickly offset by the vibrancy of the characters and the beauty of the locations but don't go in expecting anything too slick.


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Tuesday evening promises to be action-packed, what with two Kinect music demos and now a chance to build a light-theremin!
In this basic soldering workshop, Moldover will take you through the steps to build your own Light-Theremin CD case
Even if you've never soldered before, this workshop will give you the confidence in two hours. If you do have experience you'll learn how to solder better, and walk away with a fun and unique instrument, plus a copy of Moldover's album.
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An Amish family chemo case can have implications for all Ohio parents today, suggests the lawyer for the family. An Amish family who fled Ohio to avoid a court order that their daughter undergo chemotherapy, now has a court-appointed guardian to make medical decisions for the child, according to Fox News on Jan. 21.
The chemo goes against the Amish family's religion and they are fighting in court to get the appointment of the guardian overturned. The girl's lawyer, Sarah Hershberger, is asking the state appeals court to overturn the guardian appointment as it violates the family's constitutional rights. It also affects the rights for all of the parents in Ohio, the lawyer states in the court filing.
The guardian for the girl wants off the case, but said that the court "shouldn't overturn" the decision of having someone make these medical decisions for the sick girl. The family was so against these chemo treatments that they up and left their Ohio farm three months ago to go into hiding with their daughter.


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EPA Staff: EPA Yielding to Pesticide Interests at Children's Expense Researchers at the Environmental Protection Agency say the pesticide industry and the agency's top officials are exerting "political pressure" to reduce testing on pesticides that attack the nervous system. In a letter sent last week to EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson, the agency's former top scientist, unions representing federal and state EPA scientists alleged the agency "has lost sight of its regulatory responsibilities in trying to reach consensus with those that it regulates," thus compromising scientific integrity. The organophosphate and carbonate pesticides, which have been used for everything from agriculture to flea collars, have recently been shown to have the potential to destroy cells in the developing nervous system of fetuses and children, according to a report by the EPA's Office of Inspector General. EPA spokeswoman Jennifer Wood said the agency "has been reviewing all pesticides in question and applying new, stricter standards as required under the Food Quality Protection Act, with a specific focus on their effects on children's health." The agency faces an August deadline for reassessing human tolerance to pesticides in food and the environment.
Off-Label Prescriptions Not Based on Hard Science Doctors who prescribe drugs for illnesses not included on the Food and Drug Administration-approved label usually base their decisions on hearsay and personal experience rather than hard scientific evidence, according to a new survey reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine. The study revealed that 21 percent of the 725 million prescriptions written in 2001 were given for off-label uses, and 73 percent of those lacked strong scientific justification. Almost all off-label prescriptions for psychiatric drugs (96 percent) were administered without strong scientific support. The researchers contend patients run the risk of taking "ineffective, expensive and potentially dangerous" drugs when given off-label prescriptions. Brian Strom, chief of biostatistics and epidemiology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, told the Washington Post that "in this society...rational use of drugs is very much a problem."
Data Quality Act = Special Avenue for Special Interests Industry is effectively stalling new regulation on environmental and health issues through the Data Quality Act, a former director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health charges. In a commentary in last week's Journal of the American Medical Association (subscription required), Linda Rosenstock claimed that in the first 20 months of its implementation, 32 of 39 petitions under the DQA came from corporate special interest groups who wanted to "delay and inhibit" science that informs policy. For instance, the American Chemistry Council challenged the data used by the Consumer Product Safety Commission when it moved to ban playground wood treated with heavy metals and arsenic.
Ohio Solon Pressures Ag to Fill Empty Consumer Slot on Organics Board Senator Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) last week offered an amendment to the Agriculture Appropriations bill that would force the agency to fill the empty consumer slot on the National Organic Standards Board with a legitimate consumer representative. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns in mid-April refused to fill the slot after consumer group protests forced the resignation of the food industry official who held the position (see Integrity in Science Watch, 5/1/06). Kucinich withdrew the amendment after receiving cooperation from the committee, chaired by Henry Bonilla (R-TX), to write a letter to Johanns about the matter.
Consumers Confidence in FDA Sharply Declines A new Harris poll shows 58 percent of Americans believe the Food and Drug Administration does a poor to fair job at ensuring the safety and efficacy of new prescription drugs, while 36 percent said the agency does a good to excellent job. This represents a complete reversal of public attitudes from two years ago when 56 percent of Americans felt the FDA was doing a good or excellent job. The survey of more than 2,300 adults conducted in early May found that 82 percent of Americans believe the FDA's decisions are "influenced to some extent or a great extent by politics rather than medical science."
Odds and Ends The American Diabetes Association, a leading patient health group, privately enlisted an Eli Lilly & Co. executive to chart its growth strategy and write its slogan. This was one of several examples cited in a Philadelphia Inquirer article documenting the extensive ties between drug manufacturers and patient advocacy groups. . . The New York Times this morning editorially questions the decision by the American Society for Hypertension to expand its clinical definition of the disease to include "pre-hypertension" after receiving extensive funding from companies that sell blood pressure control pills. "No guidelines produced this way will have much credibility," the paper wrote. . . 94 percent of 330 comments received by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences opposed privatization of its open-access journal, Environmental Health Perspectives, according to a new report in Environmental Science and Technology. NIEHS director David Schwartz had proposed privatizing the journal last September for budgetary reasons.


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In a meet that had all the makings of a postseason event, the Bruins hit 24-for-24 routines without a fall and scored 49.325 or higher on all four events, including meet-highs of 49.475 on vault and 49.3 on beam.
Senior Samantha Peszek made a triumphant return to the all-around, scoring 39.65 in her first all-around competition since the 2012 NCAA Championships. Peszek, who has been held out of events due to a stress reaction in her heel, competed on floor exercise for the first time this season and scored 9.925. She also posted 9.925 marks on vault and beam and 9.875 on bars.
The Bruins started the meet with a rock-solid 49.3 on balance beam. Hallie Mossett posted her third consecutive 9.875 leadoff routine to set the tone and was followed by a 9.85 from Sophina DeJesus, 9.75 from Ellette Craddock, 9.925 from Peszek, 9.9 from Danusia Francis and 9.725 from Sydney Sawa. Despite the strong performances, the Bruins found themselves in third place after the first event behind Michigan (49.475) and Utah (49.425).
UCLA moved into second place ahead of Utah after posting 49.375 on floor exercise. Jennifer Pinches earned a career-high 9.875 to lead off. Mossett scored 9.775, and Francis returned to the floor lineup and scored 9.65 after stepping out of bounds. Sadiqua Bynum picked up the scoring with a 9.875, and Peszek and Sawa closed with back-to-back 9.925s. Michigan extended its lead to .225 over the Bruins after scoring 49.425 on bars, with all six gymnasts recording 9.875s or higher.
The Bruins blasted a season-high 49.475 on vault in rotation three to close the gap to just .025. Sawa scored 9.875, Bynum earned a new career-high 9.925, Peszek matched her season-high with a 9.925, and Olivia Courtney nailed a 9.95. Despite a perfect 10 on floor from Georgia Dabritz, Utah remained in third place behind the Bruins by .175.
With just .025 separating UCLA and the meet-leading Wolverines and less than two-tenths separating UCLA and Utah, the Bruins needed to be nearly perfect on uneven bars. All six Bruins went 9.8 or better, with DeJesus leading the pack with a 9.925, but it wasn't enough to overtake the host Wolverines, who posted three 9.95 scores and a team total of 49.65 on floor exercise. Michigan's final team total of 197.825 was the second-highest in program history. UCLA's 197.475 was just .025 off its season best, which was set a week ago.
UCLA hosts its final home meet of the season on Sunday, Mar. 16 at 2pm against Bowling Green and Utah State. General admission tickets are available at uclabruins.com/tickets.


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Sep. 8, 2010
By Chelsie Moreland
Darren Burrows, 19, sophomore of Columbus, enjoys a ride down the flexible water slide at Thursday's RLA event.
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