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Josh Cohen enters his fifth season at Penn after coaching a quartet of All-Ivy performers during his first four years on the job.
One of the players he coached, Hicham Laalej, finished his career as a two-time first-team All-Ivy selection for the Red and Blue in 2009 and 2011. Laalej was ranked as high as 105th in the nation during his career and also reached the round of 16 at the ITA All-American Championships in 2009.
Cohen came to Penn after completing an outstanding collegiate tennis career at the University of Miami. The winningest player in Miami history, Cohen was ranked No. 1 in U.S. Juniors at every age group, and finished his juniors career ranked 19th in the world. He reached the Round of 16 at the U.S. Open Junior Singles Championship, and was a quarterfinalist at the French Open Junior Doubles.
Cohen has competed in all four Grand Slam events at least twice and has participated in the U.S. Open four times. By the end of his senior season, Cohen was ranked No. 18 in the nation for singles play and No. 3 in doubles. He was a first-team All-ACC and Big East selection and also earned first-team All-America status. Cohen was also a finalist at the National Juniors Championship in Kalamazoo, Mich.
The top-ranked men's player in middle states, Cohen is no stranger to the Philadelphia area, having grown up in Philly. He was the singles winner at the USTA International Grass Courts in Philadelphia in 2003.
Along with his illustrious resume as a player, Cohen has already gained experience coaching some of the best athletes in the country, having worked with some of the top-ranked junior female players in the United States. He also spent time as a hitting partner for famed professional players Venus and Serena Williams.


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Is it possible for an IPv4-compatible IPv6 device to have only one IPv6 address?
For example, when device-A talks to an IPv4 device, device-A communicates using its IPv4 address 22.214.171.124. Later, when device-A talks to an IPv6 device, can it use its IPv6 address ::22.214.171.124?
Or must all IPv4-compatible IPv6 device have two IPv6 addresses?

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Will the Fed Remain an Aggressive Participant in the Market?
Andrew Keene
At this point, the iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF is a safe bet, but that could change after the Fed's June 18 meeting.
iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF
(NYSEARCA:TLT) is definitely something speculators will be keeping a close eye on over the next few days. We are getting close to the June 18 meeting, which is when the Federal Reserve board will decide whether they will retreat from bond buying or if they will remain aggressive participants in the market. In the meantime, the ETF has been reacting negatively to the latest employment report issued on Friday and yet the June 13 options have been trading today at unprecedented high levels. In midday trading today, a trader sold 27,000 TLT June 117-113 put spreads, clearly a bullish position.
The St. Louis Fed President James Bullard spoke today on why the Fed will stick to its aggressive bond buying campaign as opposed to easing up on it. US inflation remains well below the Fed's 2% target, which may signify that the Fed will continue its aggressive asset purchase program. Furthermore, Bullard said that the Fed did not want to taper off from purchasing bonds when the price pressure continues to fall. Consensus among economists is divided between the Fed pulling back by the end of September or the end of December. Of the economists polled, 35.1% believe that the bank will begin to pull back in September; another 35.1% believe the bank will begin to pull back in December. No economists polled believed that the Fed will pull back after its June 18 meeting.
It seems that for now TLT remains a safe bet. However, speculators should keep their ears to ground and closely follow any news from the Fed in the next couple days leading up to the June 18 meeting.
On May 13, 2013, a trader bought 53,000 TLT June 117-113 put spreads for $1.16 debit.
$116 per one lot
Potential Reward:
$284 per one lot
Cash Outlay:
This trader now received $7.566 million, netting a profit of $1.418 million and still has paper gains of $4.725 million that he/she is letting ride with hopes of turning those paper gains to $10.8 million.
Full Disclosure:
I am long the TLT June 117-114-111 put butterfly for $.53 debit.
Unusual Option Activity:
We define unusual option activity as large block trades that represent a large percentage of daily option volume. The block trade is considered "unusual" if the option volume is above the average daily volume over the past 22 days. At my firm, we scan and analyze order flow from all of the major options exchanges in order to identify any unusual option activity.
Analyzing unusual order flow gives traders a window into what the positions that large institutional players have. The majority of unusual option activity can be traced back to hedge funds, mutual funds, and other large institutions. Knowing where these institutions are placing their bets can be hugely advantageous for any trader. These institutions have informational and technological advantages that the average trader doesn't have, and the amount of time and analysis that goes into every one of their trades is substantial.
Order flow can however at times be deceiving. One might logically thing that a large block buyer of calls is bullish on the underlying. This is not always the case. Remember that a large number of participants in the equity options market are hedgers. Long calls are a hedge against short stock, and long puts are a hedge against long stock. With this in mind we have developed a 7-step trading plan that helps filter out unusual option activity that will not provide actionable trade setups. It is by using this plan that we are able to identify the most significant unusual options activity trades every day.
The author is long the TLT June 117-114-111 put butterfly for $.53 debit.


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April 14, 2013
Box Score
DEKALB, Ill. - A walk-off home run by Shelby Miller (Ottawa, Kan./Ottawa) gave the Northern Illinois University softball team an 8-7 come-from-behind victory over Eastern Michigan at Mary M. Bell Field Sunday afternoon.
"This win gives us momentum in conference play and gets us back into it," said NIU head coach Christina Sutcliffe. "We knew going into the weekend we had to at least go .500. We fought back in every inning except one. Knowing we can score in every inning is the difference for this team."
With the score tied, 7-7, with one out in the bottom of the seventh, Miller launched a Lauren Wells' offering over the left field fence to give NIU (13-25, 3-7) its second-straight win and the series sweep over Eastern Michigan (10-25-1, 1-9).
Northern Illinois opened a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first on a suicide squeeze play by Jennifer Barnett (Indianapolis, Ind./Roncalli) scoring Bryanna Phelan (Coal City, Ill./Coal City) from third. However, EMU answered with a run in the second and opened a 7-1 advantage with a six-run third.
"After we had that bad inning, I told them if we're going to play that type of defense, we better have a good enough offense to make up for it and we did," Sutcliffe said. "That really has been our theme, fight to the end, and we continue to do it."
NIU slowly chipped away at the Eagle lead with a run in the bottom of the third and another in the fourth. With two on and two out Erika Oswald (Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South) singled to drive in a pair and make the score 7-5.
The Huskies tied the game in the bottom of the seventh when Barnett drove in her third run of the game when she reached on a fielder's choice. Ashley Kopp (Burr Ridge, Ill./Hinsdale South) drove in the winning run coaxing a bases loaded walk.
Jessica Sturm (Wichita, Kan./Goddard), who came in to pitch for Emily Norton (Oak Forest, Ill./Oak Forest), picked up the win to improve to 8-10 on the season. She shut down the Eagles, allowing only three hits while striking out two in four-and-a-third innings.
The Huskies return to action Tuesday when NIU travels to Northwestern to face the Wildcats. First pitch is set for at 4 p.m. and fans can follow all the action live, via Gametracker at NIUHuskies.com.


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Some of my fondest memories from my childhood come from the back seat of a 1987 Chevy Suburban, and a Nissan Pulsar. The family road trips that we took to various states to see various parts of the family, or just a simple vacation.
Before gas got to be $4 a gallon it was cheaper to drive across the country, but considerably more time consuming, also miles and miles more fun. Leaving at some god awful time early in the morning to drive 8 plus hours to see someone I really didn't know.
Most families in modern days practice something called a staycation or jump on a plane for a weeks long vacation. The long roads are a better way to get to know your family, leave the Nintendo in bags and don't turn on the tvs in the car. And if you have to have an excuse to not use them unplug the tvs.
The radio is the old standard for entertainment, turn on the classics, or talk radio. Share the music you listened to on family road trips with your kids. Avoid the major fast food chains, yes they are faster and standardized however, mom and pop restaurants can be better.
If you need a place to go and not drive half way across the country, Ohio offers a lot. Kings Island and Cincinnati down south, Cedar point and Kelly islands in the north. State and national parks, any of these make for great day trips or weekend getaways.
Before you go your car should be checked out. Tire tread and pressure, engine oil, transmission fluid. All of which you can do yourself. Get out there and bond with your family.


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When a family gathers around the table to share a meal, memories are made. Even the casual, weeknight dinner can be filled with great family moments. With families busy schedules, it can be difficult to spend hours in front of the stove creating family recipes from scratch. Mama Mancini's brings the old world, family favorite dishes to your table in a convenient way.
Mama Mancini's brings the old world Italian food from their Grandmother's recipes to the family dinner table. Based on the Sunday "scented memory" of frying meatballs, the first recipe created with the Meatballs in Slow Cooked Italian Sauce.
Anyone who has tried to make meatballs from scratch knows that the process can be slow, tedious process. Mama Mancini's meatballs are are made from 100% beef, whole fresh eggs, Romano cheese, onion, parsley, a pinch of salt and pepper and the exact amount of bread crumbs. Formed by hand and lightly browned, these meatballs are cooked in the Slow Cooked Italian Sauce, which is pure Italian plum tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, some salt and pepper and a bay leaf. The cooking takes about three hours.
Since busy families usually don't have an hour, let alone three hours, to carefully cook meatballs, Mama Mancini's can bring all the flavor and care to the dinner table in just 20 minutes. These meals can be cooked on the stove top or in the microwave. In a fraction of the time, a family can enjoy a delicious meal that will bring everyone back for more.
The Meatballs in Slow Cooked Italian Sauce becomes a hearty meal when served with pasta. While a spaghetti is always a good choice, a penne or even an orecchiette would pair well with the dish. Personally, our family enjoys this dish with a side salad and a crusty loaf of Italian bread to soak up all the extra sauce.
Our family enjoys the Mama Mancini's meatballs because it tastes like some of our favorite restaurant dishes. Meatballs are always a favorite of the kids. Unfortunately, our schedule doesn't allow the leisurely time to create meatballs from scratch and eating out continually can be hard on the budget. With the Mama Mancini's meatballs, our family enjoys the flavors of traditional Italian cuisine at our family dinner table.
Mama Mancini's offers a variety of heat and serve Italian dishes. The company offers a variety of meatball dishes, including gluten free varieties and various meat options. Coming soon, the company will offer two pasta dishes Orecchiette Pasta with Broccoli and Pork Meatballs and Mac N' Mamas.
Mama Mancini's can be purchased at a variety of stores including Whole Foods. To find a retailer near your family, please visit the company website.


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Welcome to the Video Section of the Horse Racing Channel. If you would like to contribute to this online video library, please use our Video Upload Section.
CALDER RACE COURSE, 2009-08-08, Race 7 [02:01]
: (Pgm-Runner-Jockey-Finish) 1-Cape of Storms (NY), Boraco, D, finished 10; 2-Boris Bay (FL), Henry, Sr., W, finished 6; 3-Broadway Actor (FL), Ortiz, J, finished 3; 4-Chinsegut Bay (FL), Colon, L, finished 2; 5-Caravel (FL), Nunez, E, finished 1; 6-Dealing Lucky (KY), Maragh, A, finished 7; 7-Swingman (KY), Coa, D, finished 5; 8-Blues Brother (KY), Rivera II, J, finished 4; 9-Foolish Honor (FL), Aguilar, M, finished 9; 10-Rare Ransom (FL), Cedeno, O, finished 8; ... horse racing CALDER RACE ...
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FAIR GROUNDS, 2009-09-08, Race 9 [00:24]
Entries: Thoroughbred Race, FAIR GROUNDS, 2009-09-08, Race 9: (Pgm-Runner-Jockey-Finish) 1-Ms Shady Drive (LA), Mayo, R, finished 6; 2-Bikini Hotties (LA), McClurg, L, finished 7; 3-Zoobilee (LA), Laws, N, finished 3; 4-Finechicksnfatchecks (LA), Lujan, A, finished 5; 5-Jb What a Corona (LA), Yoakum, J, finished 8; 6-Jlo Laveaux (LA), Melancon, J, finished 1; 7-Sheza Fast Rona (LA), Ramirez, J, finished 2; 8-Fast Dashin Renee (LA), Vega, J, finished 4; ... horse racing FAIR GROUNDS ...
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FAIR GROUNDS, 2009-09-08, Race 10 [00:25]
) 1-Jdt Oh So Pam (LA), Watson, P, finished 10; 2-Pistache (LA), Ransom, B, finished 9; 3-Shes My Heart (LA), Vazquez, J, finished 1; 4-McMponderosaprincess (LA), Deschamp, J, finished 3; 5-Im So Lucky (LA), Hamilton, J, finished 8; 6-Ap Debs Cocktail (LA), Vega, J, finished 2; 7-Six Patriots (LA), Ramirez, J, finished 5; 8-Sheza Shiney Beduino (LA), Beaty, D, finished 6; 9-Bigmeanrunninmachine (LA), Laws, N, finished 4; 10-Lucy Perry (LA), Lavergne, D, finished 7; ... horse racing FAIR GROUNDS ...
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Moonee Valley 12th Sep 09 [06:25]
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Polish Miner - 2000 Gulfstream Allowance [01:51]
from the ages of 2 to 5 and compiled lifetime earnings of $344646. After breaking his maiden by nearly 10 lengths at Belmont Park, he placed in Aqueduct's Grade 2 Remsen Stakes and Grade 3 Nashua Stakes on the dirt at 2, Saratoga's Grade 2 National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame Handicap on the dirt at 3 and Aqueduct's Grade 2 Knickerbocker Handicap on the turf at 5 - all at distances of a mile or longer. ... gulfstream park horse racing ogden phipps shug mcgaughey john velazquez rollin with ...
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'The popular belief
that British troops suffered horrific
casualties as a result of the German use
of mustard gas is a myth,' he says.
'We have all seen pictures of lines
of men with bandages on their eyes, shuffling
along, hand on shoulder of man in front
and everyone thinks they have been blinded
by gas. But what mustard gas did was cause
conjunctivitis and temporary blindness.
The British and the French, in order to
make the Germans look more beastly, exaggerated
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Aug 26, 2009 10:05 AM
New Moon is not scheduled for release until November 20th, so how are you going to cure your Twilight thirst between now and then? Why, with the Ultimate Twilight Gift Set ($70) of course! You'll get a special edition blu-ray disc, the motion picture soundtrack, a limited edition jewelry box, a Cullen Crest watch, an exclusive charm bracelet - and some pictures and bookmarks that you can throw to the nieces at your next family gathering. Well now, that oughta quench some of that fire for Edward now shouldn't it?
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Mike Casady confirmed today that Component Concepts Incorporated, producer of the long acclaimed Phantom and Phantom Revolution, is returning to SuperGame XVLII from May 2nd through May 4th, 2014.
CCI is a brand that has been synonymous with pump-style paintball play since 1987. The company has been a cornerstone of the SuperGame, and is the headlining sponsor of the SuperGame 3 player pump tournament that takes place on the Saturday of the event.
In celebration of the exploding pump scene across the paintball industry, CCI has expanded their vendor booth format, doubling it in size from previous years. The expansion will showcase both the classic Phantom, as well as the new Phantom Revolution.
Component Concepts Inc. is based in Newberg, Oregon and has thrived in the global pump paintball scene for over 25 years. SuperGame XLVII is a Big Game paintball series that includes a variety of play formats including a pump tournament, a night ops game, appearances by industry celebrities and the ability for players to connect with their favorite paintball manufacturing and distribution brands.
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I read from a book that the jth level (starting from j=0 or the root) of a binary tree with n nodes divides a problem into $2^j$ subproblems, each of size $\frac{n}{2^j}$. I understand where $2^j$ comes from, but where does $\frac{n}{2^j}$ come from?
$n$ includes nodes above the level, right? Hence, how come the sum of the sizes of the subproblems of the subtrees of the level is $n$? Shouldn't it be less than $n$?


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According to DesJardin, this sequence was the most difficult to previz because of the importation and exportation of position data to achieve the precise moves that Gaeta and the directors wanted. "We were photographing a live element (the actor) that had to be accurate to the animation in order to achieve all the bumps, sways, and inertia on the human," DesJardin says, "so when the CG character was added, it all made sense and the animation lined up perfectly."
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This last week has been a whirlwind of excitement for my son and our family as we focused on his dreams instead of mine. American Idol auditions.
It started with a simple press release I sent out last Monday with the hope that some local media would respond to the subject line: Local Teen Wins Dream Ticket to American Idol Auditions This Summer. Then the calls and emails started coming in and as of this writing he's been interviewed for the newspaper, radio,and television several times.
Here's a snippet of the newspaper article by reporter Rita Sherrow:
While visiting Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando, the 17-year-old and his cousins spotted the American Idol Experience…
"We thought, 'It sounds like fun, so let's try that out,' " Conroy said in a recent interview. "We were all surprised when I won."
At the end of the day, the winners from all the previous rounds were invited to sing again. Conroy performed "Stand by Me," a classic song he had never heard before that day and one to which he added his own "pop twist." The audience liked what they heard, and he won a golden ticket to move to the head of the line for the "American Idol" auditions…All the daily winners of the "Experience" are invited to try out for the real thing.
It was an exciting interruption in my life and as you read this we have concluded our Idol journey. It didn't work out as we hoped, and we are processing everything knowing God has a purpose and is in control. I will share more pictures and specific details in a post to come, but through this whole process I learned a few things that I will touch on briefly here, then write out more thoughts in a future post or two.
Sometimes Being Helpful isn't Helpful
I took it upon myself to send out press releases thinking my son would enjoy the media attention, and he did, but there were other repercussions I didn't anticipate. I also gave him unsolicited advice from time to time which only stressed him instead of helped him. I'm still learning what a parent's support role to an almost 18 year old looks like!
Being Hopeful is Different Than Being Expectant
I'm still learning this balance. On the day of the audition a tv reported asked me about my expectations. I rambled off something like "I have no expectations and just wish for my son to do his best." In retrospect that wasn't completely honest. At the time I didn't know it. We all had expectations of him making the first round auditions. And he didn't. More thoughts to come later…
Sometimes Failures Lead You Down a Different Path
Even though we didn't make it past the first round auditions, an other opportunity has already presented itself to my son, and I'm a tad envious and very excited for him. I'll share more when I have more details.
A Child's Disappointments Are Often Felt Hard by Parents
I touched on this a while back, but I didn't expect to be hit this hard again. I think it goes back to my unintentional expectations of him getting through to round 2, and he didn't. But his "rejection" just intensified my own writing rejections I've felt over the years. I'm still dealing and processing with all the emotions of that and the weekend Idol experience.
When Disappointments Hit Hard Offer Space and Grace
Whether you're a parent or a kid, when disappointments hit we need to give each other space. I know when I'm dealing with a rejection I want to be left alone and so that's what I tried to do with my son. I also offered grace as my family needs to do with me when I get a writing rejection. A lot of ugly oozes out of our rejection sores, but I tried to remind myself it's only the hurt talking and I've oozed my fair share or ugliness.
Yes, our Idol experience is over and once again if we were completely honest with ourselves, it never really was my son's "dream." In fact, if he hadn't won the Dream ticket, he might not have auditioned and the perks were sweet.
Having the Dream ticket opened up new doors for him, but it could have been the thing to lock that Idol door. (More on that later) Then again, if Idol was not part of God's plan for his life, better to keep that door locked!
Now your turn:
How do you deal with your child's disappointments and rejections? What have your learned?


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Lloyd's Obituary
Lloyd Solberg, age 91, passed into eternal life on March 20th, 2014. He was the beloved husband of Phyllis Solberg, age 89.
Lloyd was born in Iola, Wisconsin on November 7, 1922, where he grew up, went to school and worked on the family farm. He is preceded in death by his parents Erick and Nannie Solberg. He served his country faithfully as a member of America's "greatest generation" during World War II. He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army in the European Theater - B company, 66th Infantry, and 12th Armored Division.
After the war, he returned to Iola, where he worked on his Uncle Ole Nelson's farm and later operated a sawmill. He married his life-long partner, Phyllis Helgeson, on August 17, 1947. Later he went to vocational school, learning carpentry, which became his chosen profession. Lloyd and Phyllis eventually settled in West Allis where they raised four children. Lloyd spent many of his working years with Voss/Hrdlicka and later A. Guenther & Sons Construction companies in West Allis, as both carpenter and project superintendent.
Lloyd had a deep commitment to the work of the Lord. He did much of that work with his heart, as a visitation counselor and Stephen minister at Mt. Hope Lutheran Church. He also served as an usher and on a number of church boards. He also got to do the Lord's work with his hands, as he applied his carpentry skills to the construction of many churches, of many religions, all around the Milwaukee area.
Lloyd was an avid hunter, who seldom missed the annual "Deer Hunt" with his sons, brothers, grandchildren, other family members, and his life-long friend Allen Berge in Waupaca and Portage Counties. He also loved to fish, whether it was netting for smelt at Lake Michigan, trolling for walleyes in Ontario, or fly-fishing for trout in Flume Creek back at home near Iola in Waupaca County.
Waupaca County was always Lloyd's "homeland." Many of his family and friends still live there. A large number of Norwegians settled in the area, and Lloyd always remained loyal to his roots and his culture (and torsk recipes!). In Milwaukee he served as president of Fosselyngen Lodge of Sons of Norway.
Lloyd is survived by his loving wife, Phyllis; and four children - Dr. Lloyd (Jayne) E. Solberg (Sioux Falls, SD), Leslie (Carol) Solberg (Stevens Point, WI), Kathryn Solberg (West Allis, WI), and Vickie (Joe) Rink (West Allis, WI). He is also survived by brothers Emery (Nancy) Solberg (Northfield, MN) and Orin (Irene) Solberg (Bloomington, MN); and sister Doris (James) Miller (Tampa, FL); and many other relatives and friends. Deceased siblings include brothers Clarence, Hilmar, Myron, Orin Henry and Alton; and sisters Ruth Brocker and Marcella Anderson.
Lloyd has six grandchildren who he cherished and one great-grandchild. They will miss him dearly.
Special thanks to Aurora Healthcare, Lexington Heritage and Compassionate Care Hospice for the wonderful and dedicated care given, and to the pastoral and congregational visits and prayers of Mt. Hope Lutheran Church. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be given to Mt. Hope Lutheran Church.
A Memorial Gathering will be held at MT. HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 8633 West Becher Street, West Allis, on Friday, April 11, at 4:00 PM until time of Memorial Service at 6:00 PM.
Memories of Lloyd
Les and your family, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Please accept Tom and my deepest sympathy. I am sure you loved your father dearly and have a lot of good memories, keep them close and with the help of the lord you will gather some peace of mind.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Please accept my deepest sympathy. May you find comfort from your memories, as well as God's word the bible. Why do people we love die? Romans 5:12 says: "That is why, just as through one man (Adam) sin entered into the world and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men because they had all sinned." How loving of God to promise what is found at Revelation 21:4 which says, "And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away."
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Re: Blocking GoToMyPC
From: Philip Duldig (maninwhite_at_tpg.com.au)
Date: 10/31/03
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To: <email@example.com> Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 15:55:42 +1030
> What is the easiest way to block GoToMyPC? I do not want employees either
working on their home machines from work, or opening up the network by
bypassing the firewall.
> I think from reading GoToMyPC's website the remote machine must login into
one of the servers, then the client connect to the GoToMyPC server and the
server relays commands to the remote machine. Also I think I read that
GoToMyPC uses HTTP and other protocols that normally the firewall allows
> One idea that we had was to put a phony DNS entry into our DNS server for
the GoToMyPC domain, to send that traffic to a non-existent IP on our
network. Would this work? What would be the major problems with it?
> What about disallowing access to any ip that on a reverse DNS lookup falls
into the GoToMyPC domain?
> Thanks for your time,
> Brandon
You may be interested in setting up a proxy that has URL
detection/redirection and or phrase checking -- there is a nice _free_ proxy
that works in conjunction with squid (http://www.squid-cache.org/) called
DansGuardian ( http://dansguardian.org/ ) (binaries for
linux/solaris/freebsd) that will redirect (ie block) page requests based on
the url (ie all sites such as blahblah.gotomypc.com) but it can also block
pages containing predefined phrases (such as "welcome to gotomypc.com", etc)
(ie it parses the HTML it grabs and checks to see if it can serve it to the
I recently set this up at work (A primary school ages 5 to 12) to protect
the users (mostly children) from nastiness online and might be useful if the
users are going to things that could break their workstations (dialers,
popups, ads arggg!!)
Might be what your after, might not be
worth a look never the less
Philip Duldig
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The key to seeing continued results when working out is to switch up your workout every so often. According to ABC News Rope skipping can burn twice as many calories as jogging, and anywhere from 600 to 1,000 calories an hour (depending on your weight and the speed and intensity at which you're jumping). That means you'll burn, at minimum, 10 calories for every minute you can jump.
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Teresa Poggenpohl, '86 MBA
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The onset of August is time not looked happily upon by many children. It means the tolling of bell for summer fun and leisurely activities. It marks the imminent arrival of textbooks, class bells, and school teachers calling roll. The vacations will quickly end and normality return to the lighthearted nature of summer. In spite of this, there is still some fun to be had here in Midland, TX.
Every week this summer the Museum of the Southwest has hosted Family Fridays at the Museum. Aimed at elementary school ages, the entire family is welcome to join in on various activities such as learning about the stars and planets or solving a mystery based on clues for everyone to discover. The last Family Friday at the Museum will be August 1 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Aptly named the So Long Summer Party, this event will constitute myriad art techniques for each participant to create something unique to take home as a token to fondly remember summer 2014. More information may be found at http://museumsw.org/explore/programs/family-fridays.
For those more inclined to the literary arts, the Midland County Public Library will be hosting book club on the second Saturday of every month from 2-4 pm called the Unabashedly Bookish Club. Meeting at the Centennial Library branch of the Midland County Public Library, this 21 and over adult book club will focus on F. Scott Fitzgerald's This Side of Paradise. Those who wish to attend will need to register by calling Joy at 432-698-0158.
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ARROYO GRANDE, Calif.--On Friday, March 29, the Bulldogs dramatic third and final match of the Cal Poly Match Play Championship came down to the 18th hole.
Playing against the host Cal Poly Mustangs, the 'Dogs had two wins, two ties, and one loss to win the match three-two.
"Match Play is usually exciting and today was no exception," head coach Mike Watney said. "It was definitely a good experience for the guys."
Senior Rufie Fessler won three and two and Johnny Partridge won three and one. Freshman Troix Tonkham, who won at Bandon Dunes earlier in the month, lost three and two.
The remaining two matches went down to the last hole with senior Jack Mulroy and junior Nate Jessup each sinking dramatic birdie putts to halve their matches. Those valuable half-points were the difference between winning and losing the match.
During the first and second matches of the tournament, held on March 28, the Bulldogs faced CSU Bakersfield and Utah State. In their first match, the Bulldogs tied CSU Bakersfield two and a half-two and a half. They were still tied after the first tiebreaker. But the second tiebreaker gave the win to the Roadrunners. In their second match against Utah State, the 'Dogs won three and one.
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Alabama was led in scoring by junior Daisha Simmons with 18 points. Senior Shafontaye Myers also recorded double figures, as she chipped in 11 points. Junior Cierra Burdick led the way for Tennessee with a career-high 21 points and 11 rebounds, while junior Isabelle Harrison and senior Meighan Simmons both posted 11-point games.
Tied 4-4 three minutes into the game, Alabama would outscore Tennessee 16-4 over the next four and a half minutes on the strength of four three pointers. The Tide led by as many as 15 and took an eight-point lead into halftime, 26-18. In the process, Alabama's stout defense held Tennessee to its lowest first-half scoring since Feb. 24, 2013, at Arkansas when the Lady Vols scored 19 points.
Alabama would weather several Lady Vol charges early in the second half, but Tennessee kept chipping away. With just over seven minutes left in the game, Tennessee re-gained the lead 42-39 on a Burdick three-point attempt, marking the first UT lead since 18:30 left in the first half. The Lady Vols closed out the game on a 25-15 run.
For the game, Alabama shot 33.3 percent (19-57), connecting on 7-of-22 three-point attempts. Tennessee shot 41.2 percent (21-51) and went 7-for-19 behind the arc. The Lady Vols won the rebounding battle, 41-32. Alabama turned Tennessee over 16 times, leading to 16 UA points.
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Last season, Adam led the varsity four to victories over No. 5 Stanford, to open the spring season, as well as No. 14 Texas, No. 20 Minnesota, and Syracuse during the first day of the Clemson Invitational. He led wins against No. 15 Harvard, No. 18 Oregon State, and No. 20 Minnesota on day two of the Clemson Invite, and also led the varsity four to victories over No. 17 UCLA and No. 18 Oregon State at Dexter Lake. The varsity four finished second at the Pac-12 Rowing Championships and seventh at the NCAA Rowing Championships.
In 2014, Adam led the varsity four to victories over Gonzaga and Oregon State in dual competition. His varsity four notched a win in the second session of the Clemson Invite, after finishing second in the first session. The varsity four finished fourth at the Pac-12 Championships and 13th at the NCAA Rowing Championships.
In 2013, Adam's varsity four boat finished fourth at the Pac-12 Championships and sixth at the NCAA Rowing Championships, marking the second-highest finish by a WSU varsity four boat.
During his second season, Adam led the varsity four to victories against Gonzaga and Oregon State in their respective duals. The Cougars out-stroked UCLA, Tennessee, USC, and Washington on their way to a second-place finish in the Karen Plumleigh Cortney Cup Grand Final at the San Diego Crew Classic. Adam coached the varsity four to a first place finish in their group final at the Lake Natoma Invite. His varsity four took fourth in the Pac-12 Championships, beating out Stanford, Oregon State and USC.
In his first season at Washington State, Adam helped coach the Cougars varsity four to a second-place finish in the OGE NightSprint at the Head of the Oklahoma in the fall season, beating out Stanford and Oklahoma. Later in the fall, Adam led the four to a defeat over Gonzaga. During the spring season, the varsity four defeated then-No. 15 Michigan and then-No. 7 Michigan State at the Ohio State Invite and capped off the regular season with a sweep of Oregon State.
At the Pacific-10 Conference Championships, the varsity four took home a fourth-place finish after out-stroking UCLA, Oregon State, and Stanford. At the NCAA Rowing Championships, Adam helped the Cougars take home a 12th-place finish after all three varsity boats advanced to the Petite Final.
At Indiana, Adam worked to develop novice rowers for the varsity squad, collaborated with team training, and served as the domestic recruiting coordinator.
Adam began coaching at his alma mater, Seattle Pacific University, in 2000 where he acted as an assistant varsity and head novice coach for the men's and women's teams through 2002. Following his time at SPU, Adam was the head men's novice coach at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Ore., from 2003-05. While living in Portland, he was also the head master's women's coach at Station L Rowing Club from 2004-05.
From 2005-08 Adam was the volunteer assistant and graduate assistant coach for the University of Minnesota women's rowing team. He volunteered to aid in the development of the novice women's squad for the fall 2005 season. Adam was reassigned in the spring of 2005 season to the varsity squad, where he remained as a graduate assistant through 2008.
Outside of collegiate and master's rowing, Adam has performed U.S. National team development work as a coach for both lightweight and open weight women. In 2006 he volunteered at the Pocock Rowing Center in Seattle, Wash. He coached the U23 LW2x at the U23 World Championship in Strathclyde, Scotland in 2007. During the summer of 2011, Adam coached the US Women's National Team Under-23 Scullers.
During the summer of 2008, Adam served as the head coach for the development camp and coached the U23 LW2x at the U23 World Championships in Brandenburg, Germany. In 2009, he led an U.S. National Pre-Elite group out of Indiana University. Adam is spending this summer as the head coach for the U.S. National Pre-Elite based out of the Vesper Boat Club in Philadelphia, Pa.
An athlete himself, Adam rowed for four years at Seattle Pacific University, culminating in receipt of the university's highest award for student-athletes, the Falcon Award for Excellence. He also participated in pre-elite rowing camps at Lake Washington Rowing Club in 1998 and Nereid Rowing Club in 2000.
Adam earned a B.A. in both history and Christian education with a minor in European studies from Seattle Pacific University in 2000 before going on to earn his master's degree in sports and exercise science at the University of Minnesota in 2008.


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Children and infants with cystic fibrosis grow more slowly than other children. They could also develop clubbing of the hands and feet. These issues are said to be caused by lack of oxygen in childhood developmental stages. These signs and symptoms develop in children with heart abnormalities for the same reason.
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Signs and symptoms of cystic fibrosis in children and adults include thick mucous discharge from the lungs. Watch for reoccurring lung infections as a sign of childhood cystic fibrosis. Children may cough and wheeze constantly. They might also be diagnosed with asthma or bronchitis. If childhood cystic fibrosis runs in your family watch children with these signs and symptoms carefully.
Children with cystic fibrosis might have bowel elimination problems. Stools may appear waxy or greasy. Floating stools are one of the signs of childhood cystic fibrosis as well. Symptoms could include pale or discolored stools. These signs are easy to spot in infants who are not yet toilet trained. Teach older children to let you know if anything about their stools looks odd.
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Childhood cystic fibrosis symptoms might include nasal polyps. Watch children for growths on the inside of the nose. These fleshy growths can further hamper breathing. Nasal polyps on the inside of the nose might cause a swollen appearance as well. Any unusual growths in the nose should be pointed out to your child's doctor.
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After two months, I still couldn't find any clue. But I want to start right away, no more excuses. Let me share this real story, a funny story. You might think it is a joke, but it is a real conversation between my little boy Eric and his mom.
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Eric: I don't like to.
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Eric: Dream will come true.
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Why do people live longer in Japan?
People in Japan usually live longer than in other countries. Do they just have good genes? Is it good healthcare? Or is it something else, like their diet, lifestyle and society? What makes the difference - and is this relevant to those of us living in other countries?
Genes help – Studies have suggested two genes in particular (DNA 5178 and the ND2-237Met genotype) help the Japanese live longer longer, by protecting them against some adult onset diseases. However, this doesn't seem to apply equally across the population. Some families in Okinawa for instance, have inherited more good genes than others. And even here other factors, including personality (especially conscientiousness, openness and being extroverted) also seem to be important.
Universal healthcare – This has been in place in Japan since 1961. It was seen as a significant factor in a 2011 study by the Lancet. Interestingly this universal healthcare has been provided for just 8.5% of Japan's GDP (Gross Domestic Product). That's around half the proportion the USA spends on private and public healthcare. Does this mean that Japan is more effective at providing healthcare – or that people in Japan are healthier so need less healthcare – or some combination of the two?
Diet – The high levels of vegetables and pulses has been seen as one reason for Okinawa previously having unusual longevity. Following an increase in Western diets and lifestyles in Okinawa the number of people living longer is falling. A high consumption of taurine (in fish) and of fucoidans (in seaweed) have also been suggested as helping Japanese people live longer.
However, the Lancet suggests the dietary picture is more mixed. The introduction of a more Western diet appears to have brought some health benefits, like a reduced salt intake. A straightforward correlation between diet and illness hasn't always emerged. And some aspects of the Japanese diet (like a preference for highly refined rice and bread as staples) could be responsible for increasing rates of diabetes (through a low dietary fibre intake and a high glycaemic index).
Lifestyle – The National Geographic cites a number of differences it perceives between Japanese and Western Lifestyles: The Japanese tend to eat less than their Western counterparts; to walk or cycle more frequently; to undertake tai chi and yoga; and even (due to the small size of many homes) to go out more to socialise. This is an attractive hypothesis. However, it would be helpful to see more evidence to support it, particularly because some aspects of Japanese lifestyle (like relatively high salt consumption) would normally be perceived as unhealthy.
Health Conscious – "First, Japanese people give attention to hygiene in all aspects of their daily life. This attitude might partly be attributable to a complex interaction of culture, education, climate [eg humidity, temperature], environment [eg having plenty of water and being a rice-eating nation] and the old Shinto tradition of purifying the body and mind before meeting others." That's the view of Professor Kenji Shibuya, of the department of global health policy at the University of Tokyo, and his colleagues, quoted in The Guardian - "Second, they are health conscious. In Japan, regular check-ups are the norm. Mass screening is provided for everyone at school and work or in the community by local government authorities."
Social Equality and Cohesion - Shiro Horiuchi, in the Japanese Journal of Population Studies considers a range of possible factors contributing to people in Japan living longer and identifies social cohesion as providing a particular advantage when it comes to longevity.
He accepts there are growing inequalities in Japan but provides evidence that Japanese people feel close to each other and strongly group-oriented. He contrasts this, for example, with the caste system in India. He argues, 'The strong group orientation seems conducive to the psychological well-being of Japanese people with low socio-economic status. It gives them deep feelings of belongingness to organizations and communities, keeping them from feeling alienated in the society…. The feeling gives them relatively high self-esteem (in spite of their low ranks and salaries), and helps them to have positive perceptions, emotions and attitudes about their lives….Persons with constructive attitudes toward their lives tend to be concerned about their health, adopt healthy life styles, and make effective use of medical services.'
But not the way children look after their parents? This has been suggested as another possible factor helping older people live longer. However, the tradition of care for parents appears to have begun to erode from around 1986 and a 2011 paper concludes, ' Widespread optimistic and simplistic assumptions concerning care of older people in Japan need to be challenged. The limits of family care have a longer pedigree and more serious consequences than is generally recognised. '
Will they continue to live longer? Some researchers believe that Japanese longevity is under threat from relatively high levels of smoking, alcohol consumption, suicide and changes in diet that have raised BMI (Body Mass Index). Will the Japanese health system cope with the effects of these health changes as well as the growing number of elderly Japanese – and will social cohesion survive? Only time will tell.
However The Lancet, which raised such questions, sees signs of hope in the commitment and expertise of younger Japanese. It notes, 'Central to the sustainability of a health-care system is the quality and commitment of its youngest members. One less publicised legacy of the Great East Japan Earthquake was that it was young people, skilled in social media, who coordinated assistance for 180,000 stranded commuters in Tokyo during the hours after the earthquake, and who—months later—continue to provide free medical services in the areas hardest hit by the tsunami.'
What lessons can we learn from the Japanese?
- Eat plenty of fish, pulses and vegetables. Walk and cycle when you can. Try Tai Chi, yoga and other healthy activities. Keep and build up your social networks. Find organisations you can contribute to and from which you can gain the benefits of social cohesion (eg as a volunteer or team member or member of a faith group). These all seem to help the Japanese live longer - and could help you too.
- Avoid smoking, salty food, eating too much, and drinking too much alcohol – as these seem to have an adverse effect on longevity in Japan.
Jamie Anders
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The U.S. Parents Television Council is criticizing CBS for inserting an expletive into the name of its new show, "$#*! My Dad Says."
"CBS intentionally chose to insert an expletive into the actual name of a show, and, despite its claim that the word will be bleeped, it is just CBS's latest demonstration of its contempt for families and the public. There are an infinite number of alternatives that CBS could have chosen but its desire to shock and offend is crystal clear in this decision," PTC President Tim Winter said in a statement Thursday.
"I ask the defenders of indecency on the public airwaves: How does the V-chip block this one?" Winter added. "Where does this figure into the absurd defense of 'fleeting' profanity? The title of this show is the opposite of fleeting -- it is bold, shameless, and in-your-face. ... The PTC will not stand silent and allow this program title to become the new accepted norm."
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Jeremy and Rudy tour around a small lake - learning and enjoying as they go. Suitable to be read and discussed with children.
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The following is a press release courtesy of Iowa State athletics communications.
AMES, Iowa Iowa State announced a 27-match schedule for the 2013 season on Tuesday that includes nine teams from last seasons NCAA Tournament, including two matches against reigning national champion and Big 12 rival Texas.
Iowa State will play 11 home matches during the season, including two Saturday matches at 4 p.m. CST against conference opponents. Two home matches will begin at times to be determined based on a Cyclone football home game on the same day.
The Cyclones begin the season on the road at North Dakota for three matches against South Dakota State, North Dakota and Texas A&M, who lost to the Longhorns in the second round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. A contest at Northern Iowa, another tournament team from a year ago, ends the four-match road trip to start the season.
Returning home, Iowa State hosts the annual Iowa State Challenge Sept. 6-8 at Hilton Coliseum, hosting teams from San Diego and Illinois.
A road trip to Nebraska for the Ameritas Players Challenge, Sept. 12-14, will test Iowa State who will face 2012 tournament teams from Dayton, St. Marys and Nebraska. Iowa State defeated the top-ranked Huskers last season in Ames but is unfamiliar with Dayton, whom Iowa State has not faced since 1996, and St. Marys, a first-time opponent. Times for the tournaments matches have not been announced.
Iowa State closes the bulk of its non-conference season at Iowa in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series match on Sept. 21. The Hawkeyes pushed the Cyclones to five sets last season at the Iowa State Challenge, but Tenisha Matlocks career-high 20 kills led Iowa State to the 3-2 win.
The team returns home to open the conference season against Baylor on Sept. 28 before taking off for Texas Tech and Oklahoma. After hosting Kansas State and West Virginia, the Cyclones play back-to-back road matches at Texas and Kansas, two of the squads to defeat Iowa State on the road last season, both matches going five sets.
October ends with home contests against TCU and Texas Tech, and the Cyclones take to the road against Baylor before breaking from conference play for a meeting with South Dakota at Hilton on Nov. 5. Four days later, the Cyclones are back on their home court for a match with Oklahoma before traveling to West Virginia on Nov. 13.
The last two weeks of the season include road trips to TCU and Kansas State, for the Wildcats final home match of the season, and Iowa State will host Kansas and then close out the home season on Nov. 27 by celebrating Senior Night against the Longhorns, whom Iowa State defeated in the 2012 regular season finale.
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Among the many joys of contemporary art—for viewers and collectors certainly, but also for the artists—is the discovery of unexpected insights into the nature of representation and understanding. And while this may be true of art in general, contemporary art seems to especially revel in the clever, the ingenious, and the unanticipated.
For four days starting on May 15th last month, the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion showcased a rich and varied collection of contemporary art, presented as part of the Art Market San Francisco international fair. The high-energy—and well-attended—show provided the opportunity for art lovers and collectors to engage with some fantastic pieces offered by a diverse group of domestic and international artists (and their dealers).
The brief survey that follows highlights only a few of the many acclaimed works on display at the fair. However, each combines the exhilaration and ingenuity that I particularly crave when searching for new art and artists.
Exploring The Art
Combining a meticulous hand with an interest in dissecting and interpreting lexical constructs, London-based artist Kim Rugg drew attention with two skillfully-drafted ink on paper works: The View from Oregon, 2014 and Big California, 2014. Ignoring boundaries, topologies, or political constructs of any sort, both works simply position community names in their expected locations, highlighting how these distinct entities play a supporting role within the mosaic of the larger.
Rugg is known for similar deconstructions of newspapers, magazines, and other media, notably crafting intricate cut-ups of the New York Times and The Daily Telegraph, rearranging individual letters alphabetically and by size to create unreadable, yet information-rich, reinterpretations of these everyday resources.
In a similar vein, Los Angeles-based artist Lynn Aldrich strives to make the common uncommon. In Aldrich's case, however, the focus is on otherwise mundane household objects that include kitchen sponges, garden hoses, drainage pipes, and T-shirts. In the process, Aldrich asks us to reengage with everyday objects, especially now that they have been theatrically transformed from their ordinary function and placement.
This has the whimsical taking on unexpected philosophical dimensions, allowing us to step back and re-examine our modern consumer society a bit more closely that we might otherwise. "Materials are ordinary, but I would like to generate notions of grandeur or the sublime through formal decisions, shifts in scale, and placement within the architecture," notes Aldrich.
Jason Salavon, in contrast, asks us to focus our attention on the ephemeral world of digital media, exploring the relationship between human communication and machine aesthetics. Or perhaps defocus might be a better characterization. Using computers as full collaborative tools, the Chicago-based artist has devised a set of algorithms and processes to extract correlations and inferences from routine online images, such as a database of realtor photographs, to generate alternate representations.
With the purpose of the original media removed, using overlays or through mathematical averaging, viewers can concentrate on the machine-derived aesthetic patterns inherent in otherwise very human activities. An example of this is One Week Skin (CNN), 2012, which represents a graphic reformulation (or "skin") of a week of CNN broadcasts. Salavon has completed similar explorations based on Playboy centerfolds (Every Playboy Centerfold, 1988-1997, 1998), weddings and graduations (100 Special Moments, 2004) and late night talk shows (The Late Night Triad, 2003), among others.
San Francisco-based artist Jeffrey Palladini also deftly mixes analog with digital in the Monitor Paintings series, which feature simplistically painted figures in the foreground, motionless, while a digital video image flows constantly in the background (and within the presumed gaze of the foreground figure). The effect is striking. Contrasting the abstraction and passivity of the foreground is the fluidity and consistency of the world always in motion, never at rest.
Adding to the intrigue, the foreground figures are presented with averted faces, placing the viewer squarely in the context of Palladini's constructions, as if we are merely another inert actor, helpless as a sequence of events unspool before us. While the works do include a video component, Palladini wants us to think of them as paintings—two-dimensional and intended to be displayed on a wall without intervention.
Finally, artist Hwang Seon Tae offers a similarly clever take on the relationship between viewers and their surroundings with a series of minimalist interior paintings featuring light—actual light—emanating through the painted windows onto the enclosed objects and space. Hwang, who was born in South Korea but studied art and design in Germany, creates this impressive and immediately engaging effect using LED backlighting, capturing the calmness and serenity of an unhurried morning, one might imagine, using the warmth of the light itself to emphasize the suspended nature of the captured moment.
In Summary
Of course, these artists represent only a small sample of the breadth of work on display at Art Market San Francisco. But common themes were evident, including the desire to imbue commonplace objects with robust interpretation, forcing viewers to look past the everyday uses and meanings for deeper understanding. And that, after all, is what makes contemporary art so wonderfully exciting.


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Release Date: 2011-03-25
Genre: Drama,
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Duration: 1hr 51min
A Gypsy family travels the French roads during the Second World War, followed by Little Claude, a young boy seeking a new family after his parents abandoned him. Upon reaching a town where they traditionally stop for a few months and work in vineyards, they learn that a new law forbids them from being nomadic. Theodore, the town's mayor, and Miss Lundi, the schoolteacher, protect and help them. Despite this, They are arrested and placed in an internment camp. Theodore manages to rescue them and gives them a piece of property where they can settle. But their deeply ingrained thirst for freedom makes this sedentary lifestyle difficult to bear. After Theodore and Miss Lundi are arrested for resistance, the Gypsies decide they must get back on the road in order to remain free.
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MALVERN Town need one more victory to reach their target of 40 points for the season.
Manager Les Jones was charged with saving the Langland Stadium club from freefall following relegation from the Midland Alliance last term.
Victory at basement boys Darlaston in the West Midlands League Premier Division next Tuesday (7.45pm) would see that landmark reached.
It is a busy few days for Town, who lost 4-2 at home to high-flying Bewdley Town last Saturday, as they visit Worcester-based Midland Combination outfit Perrywood in the Smedley Crooke Memorial Trophy tomorrow (3pm).
Jones said: "It's a cup competition we want to do well in but our priority is the league and stabilising the club which I think we have done.
"Darlaston are bottom of the league and a win next week could get us to 40 points which was our primary target for the season."
Against Bewdley, Malvern took a 13th-minute lead when Oliver Endacott supplied Dave Reynolds and he ran into the box to fire home.
The hosts continued to dominate and Pykett rounded three players only to be denied by keeper Darren Steadman in the 35th minute.
However, Malvern were caught napping 14 minutes into the second period when Endacott strayed offside and Bewdley launched the ball forward for Ollie Smith to net. The home side regained the lead in the 65th minute as Pykett's fine cross was flicked home by Reynolds.
But Bewdley levelled for a second time soon after when Rich Costello nodded in a corner and they went on to secure the points in the last nine minutes.
Chris Hough headed in to put the visitors ahead for the first time and Richard Burgess' close-range header in injury-time sealed the points for sixth-placed Bewdley.
Jones added: "It was frustrating more than disappointing. Four individual mistakes cost us but, up to 70 minutes, I was delighted with the performance."


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--UCLA extended its winning streak against Washington State to four games.
--The Bruins have had at least one rushing touchdown in each of the last 12 games.
--Junior running back Johnathan Franklin produced his ninth-career, 100-yard rushing game.
--The 58-yard completion by redshirt junior quarterback Kevin Prince to senior Nelson Rosario late in the fourth quarter tied a career long for the Bruin quarterback and wide receiver.
--The two extra-point makes and attempts by senior walk-on kicker Tyler Gonzalez were the first two of his career.
--The two passing touchdowns by Prince marked his fourth-career contest with at least two passing TD's.
--The two rushing touchdowns by senior Derrick Coleman was the third time in his career that he had a multiple-TD contest.
--Rosario's 120-yard game was the third time in his career that he has surpassed 100 yards in receiving.
--The receiving touchdowns in the fourth quarter by redshirt senior Josh Smith and redshirt sophomore Shaq Evans were the first TD catches of their careers.
--The blocked PAT by sophomore defensive lineman Owamagbe Odighizuwa was the first one for the Bruins since 2009 at Arizona (Jerzy Siewierski).
--The interception by redshirt junior cornerback Andrew Abbott was the first of his career.
--The eight tackles by redshirt freshman linebacker Eric Kendricks were a career best.
--Tonight marked the first career starts for senior defensive back Jamie Graham and redshirt junior defensive tackle Donovan Carter.
--Junior quarterback Richard Brehaut left in the second quarter with a fracture in his lower left leg.
Washington State Notes
-- The Cougars have registered points on their opening drive in four of their five games this season.
-- Andrew Furney has kicked a field goal in all five games this season. His four field goals are a single-game career high. Furney is now 4-for-4 this season on field goals of 40-yards or more and has hit is last five attempts from 40-yards plus.
-- Damante Horton's interception was the first of his career.
-- Aaron Dunn recorded his first career reception.
-- Jared Karstetter's touchdown catch was the 16th of his career, moving him into a tie for 10th on WSU's top-10 career receiving touchdowns list. Karstetter finished with two catches to up his career catches to 130 and move into sole possesion of eighth place on WSU's all-time career receptions list.
-- Marquess Wilson set a career single-game high with nine catches, surpassing previous high of seven (USC last season).
-- Rickey Galvin caught his first career touchdown pass and set a career highs with 16 carries for 93 yards.
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Cameras Reveal Albatross Feeding Habits
What do you get when an albatross tracks a killer whale? A clue into the foraging behavior of a bird that travels hundreds of miles for food.
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Another animal in danger these days was an inspiration for poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge at the turn of the 18th century when he composed "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
Unidentified Man: (Reading) Ah! Well a-day! what evil looks I had from old and young! Instead of the cross, the Albatross about my neck was hung.
RAZ: Today, the albatross, that romantic harbinger of good, or as some say, ill, is in trouble. It's been estimated that fishing fleets kill 100,000 of the birds every year. Almost every species of albatross on earth is considered threatened. Our producer, Kate Davidson, has the rest of the story.
KATE DAVIDSON: One of the scientists trying to protect the albatross is Phil Trathan. He's the head of conservation biology at the British Antarctic Survey. One day, he was huddled on the frigid island of South Georgia, counting albatross nests.
Dr. PHIL TRATHAN (Head of Conservation Biology, British Antarctic Survey): And then there's this sudden noise like a Concord going over my head. And into my peripheral vision, there was a black-browed albatross coming across, and it was just the noise of the wind over its wings. It just sounded like a jet aircraft. It was phenomenal.
DAVIDSON: These birds fly hundreds of miles in search of food, and scientists have always wondered just how they find that food in a vast and featureless ocean. So Trathan and his colleagues fitted four albatrosses with cameras the size of a lipstick, and they had these albatross-cams snap thousands of pictures.
Dr. TRATHAN: In these 28,000 images, we had a lot of pictures of the ocean, pictures of icebergs, lots of pictures of the darkness where it was pitch black but occasionally pictures of the moon and then one phenomenal image that we were really excited about, which was of a killer whale just surfacing.
DAVIDSON: Scientists think the albatrosses may have been tracking the killer whale, using it to scare up food. So it's just a snapshot, but Phil Trathan says that to conserve the albatross, scientists need to understand how it feeds. It's a tool, perhaps, to keep Coleridge from having the last word.
Unidentified Man: (Reading) And the good south wind still blew behind, but no sweet bird did follow, nor any day for food or play came to the mariners' hollo!
RAZ: A reading of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner." Our story was produced by Kate Davidson.
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