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The Official Publications of India University of Chicago faculty and students will soon enjoy immediate access to more than 23,500 volumes about the British rule of India. The University of Chicago Library has arranged for the British Library's duplicate set of the Official Publications of India to be deposited on campus, in the Regenstein Library's South Asia collection. Beginning their sea voyage from Liverpool, England, the books are expected to reach their new Chicago home in April 1998.
The Official Publications of India includes the pre-1947 publications of the Government of India and of other governments within the territories now comprising the Republics of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar (Burma). Published by the British during the Raj, the books and serials in the Official Publications chronicle the colonial rule of South Asia in minute detail. Among the topics covered are land tenure, ethnographies, trade statistics, archaeological surveys, crises such as plagues and famines, artisans and their trades, listings of civil and military employees, regional gazetteers, and legislative accounts. These documents are essential for the understanding nineteenth- and twentieth-century India.
A few specific titles may whet the appetite: Observations on the general and medical management of Indian jails; and on the treatment of some of the principal diseases which infest them (1845); Monthly accounts relating to the sea-borne trade and navigation of British India [confidential edition] (1917-1944); Administration report of the Municipal Commissioner for the City of Bombay (1866-1949); Reports of the Indian Law Commission upon slavery in India (1841); Sword practice for Indian Cavalry (1909); Report on the supply of wooden sleepers from Australia (1906). The set also includes what will be the 500,000th volume added to the Library's Southern Asia collection. That book is a beautifully aquatinted imprint titled A report of the Committee appointed ... May, 1844, to inquire into the practicability of providing Calcutta with the wet docks capable of containing ... the shipping frequenting the port (1846).
All of the publications come to the University Library on a long-term deposit from the British Library (BL) arranged by James Nye, Bibliographer for Southern Asia. The British Library's historical collections on India are world-renowned. In 1982, an administrative reorganization joined the former India Office Library and Records with the main British Library. This reorganization resulted in duplicate holdings of the Official Publications of India. While these books are available in British, South Asian, and Australian libraries, they are rarely found in the United States. Only about twenty percent of the titles to be deposited are found anywhere in the U.S. at present. With the move to the BL's new facility at St. Pancras already begun and the discovery that they have less space than they had hoped, BL administrators are anxious to reduce the duplication in their collections. That fact linked with the British Library's vision of service to an international community of scholars prompted this deposit arrangement.
Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty, of the University of Chicago's Department of South Asian Languages and Civilizations, said, "These materials will confer incalculable benefits on teaching and research in South Asian studies and in British Imperial history, not only in this University but in the North American region as a whole." He went on to add, "Scholars and students of Indian history in India, Australia and the UK have for some time now enjoyed the advantage of having these publications available in hard copies in libraries in their own countries. This deposit by the British Library will bring the same advantages to researchers in North America."
Why did the British Library choose Chicago? The University of Chicago's South Asia program is widely recognized as an academic leader in the United States. The University's Library collections on South Asia are only surpassed in this country by the Library of Congress.
As a part of this collaboration with the British Library, the University will improve access to the Official Publications of India by preparing a site on the World Wide Web. The University will be aided in this work by a recent grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation via the Association of Research Libraries' Global Resources Program. Under that grant the Library will digitize selected volumes of the Official Publications, making these essential imprints easier for scholars throughout the world to locate and use. More information on the project is available at http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/southasia/arl-w.html.
A grant of $10,000 from the Metropolitan Life Foundation will pay the packing and shipping expenses for the volumes. This award, made in October, was part of a broader program of grants by MetLife awarded in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of independence for India and Pakistan.
The collection will be located on the fifth floor of Regenstein Library. Cataloging records for the publications will appear in the Library's online catalog beginning this summer. In the interim, a provisional catalog of the Official Publications of India is available on the Library's web pages at www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/southasia/official.html
For more information, contact James Nye, Bibliographer for Southern Asia, at email@example.com or 702-8430.

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Albert Nelson
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 186 lbs.
Born: October 27, 1943 in Cincinnati, OH
High School: Robert A. Taft
College: Cincinnati (school history)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round (35th overall) of the 1965 NFL Draft.
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 9th round (72nd overall) of the 1965 AFL Draft.
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Strong Earnings Put Unconventional Oil ETF In Focus
The U.S. economy's goal to gain self sufficiency in its energy needs led to new hydraulic fracturing (fracking) methods and a boom in unconventional oil production. A pure-play on unconventional energy world – Market Vectors Unconventional Oil & Gas ETF (FRAK) – will likely be a true beneficiary of this aim. This two-year old fund has returned about 12% since inception, about 27% in the last one year and 12.3% so far this year.
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Occidental Petroleum's earnings of $1.75 per share beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 2.9% and improved 3.6% from the prior-year earnings. Total revenue came in at $6.1 billion (up 3.7%), lagging the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $6.2 billion by 1.5%.
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From thistles to soaring peaks, west coast seascapes to Quebec cathedrals, Frank King's photographic eye has ranged across four provinces for more than 30 years.
Moments of Light, Frank's fifth Blurb photo book, looks back on most of that time, from 1980 to 2010.
Frank has presented as wide a palette of images as possible so viewers of all tastes can find visual satisfaction.
Many of these images have been viewed and appreciated by thousands of photo enthusiasts around the world, thanks to the Internet and websites dedicated to photography.
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• Blue Symphony: Winter in the Canadian Rockies
• The Alberta Badlands: A Landscape Portrait
• Ireland: Visions of Light
• Special Places: A Landscape Photographer's Vision of Southern Ontario
• 'Til the SOUL felt its WORTH: Glimpses of Faith, Love and Eternity
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For more than 30 years, Frank King has juggled making pictures with his career, first in journalism and now as Communications Manager with the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada/Samaritan's Purse Canada. Besides Ireland, he's photographed extensively in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. His awards include Best in Show at the 1982 Markham Fair and Honourable Mention in the 2010 Calgary Stampede Photo Competition. His work has been featured in calendars by CBC Radio (Calgary), the Calgary Herald, Beautiful British Columbia magazine and the Irish Canadian Society of Calgary. He lives in Calgary, Alberta with wife Lori and an eccentric cat. "Frank is one of those rare people ... who makes each of his wonderful images seem like a masterpiece, with great care given to the details, as well as the overall composition and statement." -- Photographer Ed Brodzinsky, flickr.com
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Frank King's SOUTHERN ALBERTA Published February 19, 2014
Frank King's SOUTHERN ONTARIO Published November 25, 2012
'Til the SOUL felt its WORTH Published June 05, 2012
The GENDER DIVIDE runs through my DISHWASHER! Published January 20, 2012
Blue Symphony Published June 14, 2011
S p e c i a l P l a c e s Published January 09, 2011
THE ALBERTA BADLANDS Published September 28, 2010
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Sept. 10, 2013
2013 Weekly Football Release
GAME 2 - Northern Illinois (1-0) at Idaho (0-2) Sept. 14, 2013 | 4 p.m. | Moscow, Idaho | Kibbie Dome | 16,000 Radio: WYLL 1160 AM (Chicago) | WLBK 1360 AM & 98.9 FM (DeKalb) | NIUTube
^Northern Illinois enjoyed a rare September open date on Sept. 7 before traveling to Moscow, Idaho for a Sept. 14 match-up versus the Idaho Vandals.
^NIU has won 22 of its last 25 games dating back to Oct. 1, 2011 and is 35-8 since the start of the 2010 season.
^Kicker Mathew Sims made a 36-yard field goal with four seconds on the clock to give NIU a 30-27 win over Iowa Aug. 31 in Iowa City. Sims' three came after a Jimmie Wardinterception gave the Huskies the ball at the Iowa 30 with 1:17 to play.
^NIU received votes worth 21 points in this week's Associated Press Poll, up from 16 in the preseason, and earned 27 points from the coaches in the USA Today Coaches' Weekly Poll, up from 19 in the preseason. The totals put NIU 30th in both polls for the second consecutive week.
^Northern Illinois owns the longest conference winning streak (17 games) and the longest on-campus home winning streak (21 games) in the nation. The Huskies have also won nine straight true "road" games (since Oct. 1, 2011).
^Idaho was the last team to beat Northern Illinois at Huskie Stadium. The Vandals claimed a 34-31 win over the Huskies on Sept. 26, 2009. NIU has won 21 straight games in its home stadium, the longest such streak in the country.
^Rod Carey is 1-1 in his first season as NIU's head coach after making his debut in the 2013 Discover Orange Bowl. Carey served as NIU's offensive coordinator in the last 12 games of 2012 and as offensive line coach for the past two seasons.
^Northern Illinois' victory over Iowa gave the Huskies their third win in the last seven tries versus a Big Ten Conference team and was NIU's first win over Iowa in school history.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS FACTS Location: DeKalb, Illinois Founded: 1895 Enrollment: 23,850 Affiliation: NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision Conference: Mid-American (West Division) Colors: Cardinal and Black Stadium: Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium Surface/Capacity: FieldTurf /24,000 President: Dr. Douglas D. Baker Assoc. VP/Athletic Director: Sean Frazier Alma Mater, Year: Alabama `92Ticket Information: 815-752-6800
Web: www.NIUHuskies.com; www.JordanLynchfor6.com Twitter: @NIUAthletics, @Lynchfor6, @PrideinthePack, @NIUscoresFacebook: NIU Huskies, Northern Illinois Football
IDAHO VANDALS' FACTS 2013 Record: 0-2 2012 Record: 1-11 Head Coach (Alma Mater/Year): Paul Petrino (Carroll/1989) Record at Idaho/Years: 0-2/1st Career Record/Years: 0-2/1st Location: Moscow, Idaho Enrollment: 11,707 Conference: Independent Colors: Silver and Vandal Gold Stadium: Kibbie Dome Surface/Capacity: RealGrass Pro /16,000 President: Don Burnett (interim) Athletic Director: Dr. Rob Spear Athletics Website: www.govandals.com Twitter: @Idaho_VandalsTicket Information: 1-888-884-3246
NIU-IDAHO SERIES HISTORYOverall: Series Tied 3-3 In DeKalb: NIU leads 2-1 In Moscow: Idaho leads 2-1 Streak: Idaho, 1 Last Meeting: 9/26/09: Idaho 34, NIU 31 (H) First Meeting: 9/20/69: NIU 47, Idaho 30 (H)
NIU HEAD COACH Rod Carey Rod Carey, who spent the last two seasons on the coaching staff of the most successful teams ever at Northern Illinois, was named the 22nd head football coach in school history on Dec. 2, 2012. The 41-year old was promoted after serving as NIU's offensive coordinator during most of the 2012 season. On the same day Carey was introduced as the new head coach, Northern Illinois made history as the first Mid-American Conference team invited to play in a Bowl Championship Series (BCS) bowl game. Carey coached the Huskies in the bowl game, a 31-10 loss to Florida State. He spent his first two seasons at NIU helping guide two of the most prolific offenses in school history as the Huskies won back-to-back MAC championships and 11-or-more games each year. In 2012 Carey added run game coordinator to his duties as offensive line coach. Already faced with replacing five starters on the offensive line Carey assumed offensive coordinator duties after the first game of the year. In his first season at NIU, Carey mentored two All-Americans and three all-conference selections. Center Scott Wedige and left tackle Trevor Olson were named All-Americans by CBSSports.com and Phil Steele's magazine, respectively. A three-year starter at center for Indiana, Carey served as a team captain and won IU's Corby Davis Outstanding Offensive Player Award as a senior, playing for former Northern Illinois head coach Bill Mallory. He earned his bachelor's degree from Indiana in 1994. Carey joined the Huskies after three seasons as the offensive line coach at the University of North Dakota. His line paved the way for UND 1,000-yard rusher Josh Murray (1,146 yards) in 2008 and for the No. 2 running back in the Great West Conference a year later. Five of Carey's offensive linemen earned GWC all-conference honors in his last three seasons. Prior to going to North Dakota, Carey spent the 2007 season as the offensive line coach at Illinois State. From 2000-06, Carey coached at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, where he was the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach. His offensive units averaged nearly 400 yards per game during his seven seasons and set 14 records, including the all-time conference rushing record. In all, Carey coached 26 all-conference selections and seven All-Americans during his time at UW-Stout. A native of Wayzata, Minn., Carey began his collegiate coaching career at the University of Minnesota (1998-99) where he helped the Gophers to their first bowl game in over a decade with a trip to the 1999 Sun Bowl. Prior to UM, he spent four seasons in the high school ranks at his alma mater, Wayzata (Minn.) High School, from 1994-97.
The Redesigned NIUHuskies.com -- Northern Illinois Athletics unveiled its redesigned website at www.NIUHuskies.com, on August 29 -- The new site features a larger video player, a social media hub on the front page of the site, and easy-to-find links to tickets, promotions and fan information. -- Fans can connect with new Assoc. VP and Director of Athletics Sean Frazier in "Frazier's Corner" and link to GameDay Central.
Watch the Idaho Game Online -- The University of Idaho will stream the NIU-Idaho game through its VandalsXtra player at govandals.com. -- Purchase of a $9.95 monthly subscription is required.-- For more information and the link to the VandalsXtra site, go to GameDay Central at NIUHuskies.com.
Huskies-Vandals on Radio -- The Northern Illinois IMG Sports Network broadcast begins at 3:30 p.m. CT, 30 minutes before kickoff. -- NIU network affiliates that will carry the Idaho game are WLBK 1360 AM (DeKalb) and 98.9 FM, WYLL AM 1160 (Chicago). -- Bill Baker is in his 34th season as the play-by-play voice of the Huskies and is joined by 28-year color analyst Mark Lindo and Andy Garcia, who begins his first season on the sidelines.-- The game can also be heard online via NIUTube, accessible through NIUHuskies.com.
NIU Weekly Radio Show -- NIU's weekly 30-minute show on WSCR 670 AM in Chicago highlights the best of Huskie Athletics. -- The show airs on WSCR AM 670 The Score in Chicago on Saturday mornings at 7:30 a.m. -- WLBK 1360 AM/98.9 FM in DeKalb will carry the show at 6:30 p.m. Friday nights. -- Hosted by Andy Garcia and NIU Associate Vice-President/Director of Athletics Sean Frazier -- Features a weekly interview with football head coach Rod Carey, other NIU head coaches and the latest Huskie news.
NIUTube -- Hear all NIU live radio broadcasts, including football and basketball games and NIU radio shows. -- Watch live Huskie games and see weekly and post-game press conferences, video features and special events. -- Cost is $6.95/month or $49.95/year -- Go to www.NIUHuskies.com/allaccess
#NIU-IDAHO: NIU and Idaho have split six previous meetings with each team winning two of three at home. The home teams have lost the last two games in the series with Idaho defeating NIU 34-31 at Huskie Stadium in 2009 (see page 7) and Northern Illinois claiming a 42-35 win at the Kibbie Dome in 2007. Prior to 2007, the teams played four times between 1969 and 1975.
#IN SEARCH OF 2-0: Northern Illinois is looking to go 2-0 to start the season for the first time since 2003, when the Huskies opened the season 7-0. In the nine years since (not including 2013), NIU has lost its first game eight times. In 2011, the last time the Huskies won their opener, they lost their second game.
#NOT OPEN: Following a season-opening win at Iowa on August 31st, NIU enjoyed its first "true" open week (14 days between games) since 2009. Over the last three seasons, Northern Illinois has had breaks as long as nine, 11 and 12 days when making the switch to the ESPN weeknight schedule in November. The Huskies' last truly open Saturday came on Oct. 10, 2009, between games versus Western Michigan and Toledo.
#GREAT START: NIU opened the season by defeating Iowa, 30-27, on a 36-yard field goal by Mathew Sims with four seconds to play. Sims' kick came two plays after safety Jimmie Ward's interception gave the Huskies the ball on the Iowa 30 with 1:17 to play and the score tied at 27. NIU led 10-0 in the first quarter, but Iowa scored 17 straight points and led 24-17 at halftime and 27-20 with 6:42 to play. Northern Illinois QB Jordan Lynch hit Da'Ron Brownfrom 33-yards out with 5:05 on the clock to tie the game, paving the way for heroics by Ward and Sims.
#MAC HONORS: Following the Iowa win, NIU kicker Mathew Sims and quarterback Jordan Lynchwere named the Mid-American Conference West Division Special Teams and Offensive Players of the Week, respectively. Sims made all three of his field goal attempts, and capped his day by hitting the game-winner from 36 yards out with four seconds on the clock. Lynch accounted for 331 yards of total offense by completing 25-of-41 passes for 275 yards and three touchdowns and leading NIU in rushing with 56 yards on 22 carries.
#THE I'S HAVE IT: Each of the Huskies' 2013 non-conference opponents hails from the four states that begin with the letter I. NIU opens its season with road games at Iowa and at Idaho before returning home to face Eastern Illinois (Sept. 21). NIU closes out the non-conference slate versus Purdue in West Lafayette, Indiana on Sept. 28.
#HITTING THE ROAD: Northern Illinois will play four of its first five games of the season on the road and has just five home games in 2013. A pair of road games sandwiching an open date in the first three weeks of the year means NIU will not make its home debut until Sept. 21. Only five other Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams play their home opener on Sept. 21 or later and only one - Texas-San Antonio - has a later home opener.
#IDAHOMECOMING: The Huskies' game at Idaho is a "homecoming" for new NIU President Doug Baker, who came to Northern Illinois after spending eight years (2005-13) at the University of Idaho as provost and executive vice-provost. Baker was hired as NIU's 12th president in April 2013 and officially assumed his duties at NIU July 1. Prior to his time at Idaho, Baker spent 24 years at Washington State, located just nine miles from Moscow.
#FROSH FACES: Six redshirt and three true freshmen made their Northern Illinois debuts at Iowa, led by defensive tackle Mario Jones, who started the game and was in on a pair of tackles. Jones' classmates Clayton Glasper (WR), Cody Hazelett (LB), Mike Ippolito (DT), Charles Ivory (S) and Levon Myers (OT) and true freshmen Mycial Allen (S), Aregeros Turner (WR) and Austin Smaha(LB) also saw their first action in Cardinal and Black. Ippolito and Allen played on the Huskie defense, Turner and Glasper took snaps with the Huskie offense, while Hazelett, Ivory, Allen and Smaha saw action on special teams.
#BIG KICKS: Senior kicker Mathew Simsrecorded the third game-winning field goal of his career when he hit from 36 yards out with four seconds to play to list NIU to a 30-27 win at Iowa. Sims made a pair of game-winning threes in 2011 - the first to defeat Ball State at home (41-38) and the second to win the MAC Championship game over Ohio (23-20). Sims also hit a game-tying field goal a year ago in the MAC Championship game to send the game into double overtime. Sims has made seven consecutive field goals and has 40 career threes.
#STEPPING IN & STEPPING UP: The "new" Huskie receiving corps showed it was ready to step in for departed seniors Martel Moore (75 catches, 1,083 yards, 13 TDs) and Perez Ashford (34, 373, 1) as Jordan Lynch completed 23 passes for 272 yards to wide receivers versus Iowa.Junior Da'Ron Brown set new career highs for catches (seven), receiving yards (92) and long reception (33 yards), including the game-tying touchdown catch with 5:05 to play. First-time starter Angelo Sebastianomatched his 2012 season total for catches with five and surpassed last year's yardage total (64) with 69 yards while also handling punt and kickoff return duties.
#TD TOMMYLEE: In just one half of play at Iowa, NIU's most experienced returning wide receiver, junior Tommylee Lewis, made his presence felt by catching a pair of touchdown passes - of 40 and 21 yards - as part of a five-catch, 82-yard half. Lewis ranked second on the Huskie team in receiving a year ago and now has 12 touchdowns in his NIU career with seven receiving, two rushing and three kickoff return scores.
#BIG BACK: Former linebacker Cameron Stingily made his first career start at tailback for the Huskies at Iowa and finished the game with 42 yards on 12 carries. Stingily, who entered the season with one career carry for five yards, is a 6-1, 244-pound bruising back. His longest career carry came on the Huskies' final drive at Iowa as he ran nine yards on NIU's penultimate play to considerably shorten Mathew Sims'game-winning field goal.
#BIG PLAY: Senior safety Jimmie Wardmade arguably the biggest single play of the Iowa game with his one-handed interception with 1:17 to play and the score tied 27-27. Ward perfectly read the out route he had seen multiple times during the game, broke on the ball and snagged it with his non-casted hand. He returned his fifth career interception to the Iowa 30-yard line. Ward, who has made 100-or-more tackles in back-to-back years, also led the Huskies in stops with 13 for his 11th career game with double-digit tackles.
#LYNCH FOR 6: After dipping its toe in the Heisman campaign waters last November, Northern Illinois embarked on an aggressive effort this offseason. In June, a revamped JordanLynchFor6.com website, complete with video, quotes, notes and stats, launched along with a re-branded Facebook page and new @LynchFor6 Twitter feed. Every day, a new fact about Lynch is tweeted out with the hashtag #LynchLines. In late July, the Huskies mailed "Lunch with Lynch" boxes to approximately 600 Heisman voters, complete with reporter's notepad and a postcard urging the reporters to follow Lynch's exploits this season.
#WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES: Entering the season opener a year ago, Jordan Lynch was an unknown quantity. He had never started a game, had thrown 26 career passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns. He was constantly asked how he would replace one of the greatest quarterbacks in school history, Chandler Harnish. Lynch entered 2013 as the NCAA record holder for rushing yards by a quarterback in season (1,815) and the owner of 14 NIU school records. Only one player gained more yards of total offense than Lynch a year ago... Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel. For more on Lynch, see pages 7-9 of this release.
#IN A RUSH: Jordan Lynchadded to Northern Illinois' legacy as a rushing team by breaking the NCAA record for rushing yards by a quarterback in 2012, and became the second NIU quarterback in as many years to lead the team in rushing. Northern Illinois has had a player rush for 1,000 yards or more in 13 of the last 14 seasons dating back to 1999. His 1,815 rushing yardage total ranks as the third-highest total by an NIU back in the last 14 years, topped only by Wolfe (1,928 in 2006) and Turner (1,915 in 2002).
#TRAINING GROUND: There are five current FBS head coaches who previously coached at Northern Illinois, beginning with Minnesota's Jerry Kill and N.C. State's Dave Doeren. Kill served as the Huskies' head coach from 2008-10, while Doeren coached at NIU in 2011 and `12. New Syracuse head coach Scott Schaefer spent eight seasons (1996-2003) at NIU as defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach under Joe Novak while new Western Michigan head coach P.J. Fleck played at Northern Illinois (2000-03) and then returned to coach wide receivers from 2007-09. Georgia State head coach Trent Miles spent the 1991-94 campaigns with the Huskies as wide receivers coach. #GRADS: The Northern Illinois roster includes five players who have already earned their undergraduate degrees. Offensive tackle Matt Krempel earned his degree in health sciences (pre-physical therapy) in Spring of 2012 and is well on his way to a graduate degree. Fellow offensive lineman Jared Volk and safety Dominique Ware graduated from the NIU College of Business in May 2013, while offensive lineman Matt Battaglia (history) and quarterback Jordan Lynch(kinesiology/exercise science) completed their degrees this past summer.
#EVERY YEAR THEY'RE SHUFFLING: Several Huskie veterans changed numbers for 2013. Senior cornerback Jhony Faustin made the switch from 28 to 5, while safety Dechane Durante laid claim to the No. 1 previously worn by receiver Martel Moore. Sophomore Marlon Moore abandoned number 30 to take 21. Linebacker Michael Santacaterina, meanwhile, moved from No. 52 to No. 7 and wide receiver Juwan Brescacin, who wore No. 82 a year ago, now sports No. 11. After wearing No. 12 as the Huskies' third-string quarterback last season, Matt Williamsis now playing wide receiver and wearing No. 8. #NATION'S BEST: Northern Illinois owns the longest on-campus home winning streak in the country with 21 straight wins at Huskie Stadium dating back to 2009. The Huskies kept the streak alive with six wins at home in 2012 and have not lost a game in DeKalb since Sept. 26, 2009, when Idaho claimed a 34-31 win. Northern Illinois also has won 16 straight MAC home games, dating to a 33-30 overtime loss to Central Michigan on Nov. 12, 2008.
#DEFENDING CHAMPS: After waiting 28 years to win its second Mid-American Conference title in 2011, the Huskies wasted no time earning MAC Championship No. 3 with a 44-37 victory in double overtime over No. 17 and 11-1 Kent State on Nov. 30, 2012 at Ford Field in Detroit. NIU became the first MAC team to repeat as league champs since Central Michigan in 2006-07. Northern Illinois, which has played in the last three MAC Championship games, begins the 2013 defense of its title on Saturday, Oct. 5 at Kent State in a rematch of the 2012 championship game.
#SENIOR CLASS: The Huskies' 2013 roster includes 17 seniors and 14 are listed on the depth chart entering the Idaho game with 10 slated to start. Although NIU graduated four players off its defensive line a year ago, the 2013 group features six seniors, including starters George Rainey, Ken Bishop and Joe Windsor and back-ups Stephen O'Neal and Zach Anderson. The other large concentration of seniors is at defensive back where Jimmie Ward, Jhony Faustin, Dominique Ware and Sean Evans are the backbone of the Huskies' secondary. Northern Illinois has three seniors on the offensive line in Matt Krempel, Jared Volk and Matt Battaglia, who was honored as a senior last year but redshirted due to injury and has returned for his final season. Quarterback Jordan Lynch and kicker Mathew Sims, a three-year starter, round out the list of seniors on the depth chart. Senior Nate McNeal is not on the depth chart but is on several of the Huskie special teams, while running back Akeem Daniels remains sidelined as does defensive lineman Anthony Wells.
#MAC PRESEASON POLL: Northern Illinois is the preseason favorite to win the Mid-American Conference West Division by league media, and the Huskies were also the preseason choice to win the MAC. In the preseason poll, NIU tallied 138 points and 16 first-place votes to finish ahead of Toledo, which earned five first-place votes and 122 points. Ball State, Central Michigan, Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan rounded out the MAC West. In the east, Ohio was the choice with 15 first-place votes, followed by Bowling Green, Kent State, Buffalo, Miami (Ohio), Akron and UMass.
#NEXT: Northern Illinois plays its first home game of the 2013 season on Sept. 21 when Eastern Illinois, ranked 14th in this week's Sports Network Football Championship Subdivision College Football Poll, visits Huskie Stadium for a 6 p.m. match-up.


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WASHINGTON — Borrowers and lenders of U.S. Small Business Association-backed loans will have greater access to capital and less paperwork as a result of a proposed regulation aimed at streamlining the application process while strengthening oversight and program integrity.
"Streamlining and simplifying has been a key focus of our agency over the last few years," says SBA Administrator Karen Mills. "The changes are the latest steps to reduce paperwork burden, with our eye on the larger goal of expanding access to capital and giving entrepreneurs and small-business owners the financial resources to grow and create jobs."
The SBA proposes the new measures after extensive consultations with lenders and borrowers to identify the greatest challenges they face and find ways to reduce barriers to making and accessing loans, while still maintaining strict oversight.
Among the proposed changes are:
- Eliminating the Personal Resource Test — A borrower will no longer be required to obtain a maximum level of personal finance resources for a 7(a) or 504 loan. This will streamline the loan process by eliminating complicated regulations used to determine the amount of collateral required.
- Revising the Rule on Affiliation — Revising this rule will open access to SBA loans to businesses that, under current rules, would not qualify as a small business under SBA's size standards by virtue of their association with other companies. It also would streamline 504 loan applications and reduce paperwork requirements for 504 and 7(a) loan applications.
- Eliminating the Nine-Month Rule for the 504 Loan Program — This will remove a restriction that limits a business to include in its 504 project only expenses incurred nine months prior to submitting the loan application. The new rule would allow inclusion of expenses incurred at any time (e.g., projects put on hold for more than nine months due to a natural disaster).
Visit the SBA website for comprehensive information on the new rules and their potential benefits for your dry cleaning business.
The full text of the proposed rule published in the Federal Register is available here.


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The firestorm of hatred directed at gun owners following an evil misfit's stabbing/shooting/car ramming spree in Isla Vista confirms this column's observation that no amount of "gun control," short of a total ban, will ever be enough for citizen disarmament proponents.
That's because California is top-rated by "gun control" groups, and Santa Barbara County public areas are effectively "gun-free zones" due to Sheriff Bill Brown's commitment to restrict and rescind concealed carry permits (after conning NRA into giving him an "A" grade and endorsing him to their members). There's literally no place left for the gun-grabbers to go.
But don't take my word for it.
"You say gun control doesn't work? Fine. Let's ban guns altogether," Scott Martelle wrote yesterday in an opinion piece for The Los Angeles Times.
"Hunters could own shotguns (and rifles where state laws allow them for hunting), but they would have to be registered and the owners would have to pass a gun safety course before they could get a hunting license," Martelle generously offers. "Ammunition sales would be tracked much like we do sales of pseudoephinedrine (an ingredient in meth)."
Well why not? Guns have already been compared to porn, so why not toss in the drug analogy, just to make them double-icky?
"As for handguns, assault-style weapons, etc., let's have a flat-out ban," he idiotically proposes (it's pretty funny that his Twitter handle is "Smartelle"). The rationale he goes into is hardly important. He's told us what he and those behind the "common sense gun safety laws / nobody wants to take your guns, you paranoid nuts" lie really want. Of course they want to take them. Martelle just told us. And anyone paying attention knows the Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists at The Times have been after them for years.
And it's hardly like that should be a surprise.
It's not like the MILMs didn't let their outrage show with trademark howls when their demands to prohibit legal gun sales weren't met with obedience. And it's not like Martelle's dream edict wasn't stated as the end goal from the outset, with Nelson "Pete" Shields, the founder of what would become the Brady Campaign, revealing that while they intended to work up to it in increments, "The final problem is to make possession of all handguns and all handgun ammunition-except for the military, police, licensed security guards, licensed sporting clubs, and licensed gun collectors-totally illegal."
What can someone who believes in the right to keep and bear arms possibly add to such a "national conversation on guns," except possibly "No"? That and "Your move" as the most moderate of possible two-word answers...?
An attempt at disarming you may come sooner than anyone realized was likely if a television actor has his way. At first, I resisted the suggestion from WarOnGuns Correspondent JM to link to the disturbed ravings of Lucas Neff, because I suspected it might primarily be a PR move to get his name and fame spread around (his Twitter ID is @RealLucasNeff, in case you were agonizing that there might be counterfeits out there), and also because it's possible that personal emotional issues may be unraveling here. But the guy's Twitter meltdown is just so typical of the type of psyche that shrieks indignantly against gun ownership that I figured the illustrative potential merits at least the same glance you'd give some screaming street person, if only to avoid him.
"On the record... F*** THE SECOND AMENDMENT," he shouts in one tweet.
"I will be happy to come down and personally take your guns," he promises in another. "Unarmed. With a ton of video cameras. Let's see your alpha bravery in person."
There's no shortage of takers, but it appears he's committed to writing a check he has no intention of allowing anyone to cash.
When people reply that they will respond with force appropriate for some unknown wacky lawbreaker threatening to physically deprive them of their lawfully-owned property (guns, incidentally, that a stranger and thief could then use against them or others), he resorts first to playing victim ("Yo dudes with guns threatening to kill me") and then to martyr ("If some dude kills me with a gun, at least I'll die proving that dudes with guns kill people.")
There are plenty of neighborhoods right in LA where he could prove that brilliant thesis, and he wouldn't even have to threaten to initiate aggression against "dudes" who have peaceably jumped through all the hoops to legally own guns in the state rated tops by the Brady Campaign. There are plenty of street gangs and drug trafficking organizations that would be equally happy to accommodate some suicidal braggart who tells the world he's interested in personally testing alpha bravery. That might even earn some 13-year-old initiate full membership. Perhaps after he takes your guns, Neff will get right to work on South Central or East LA.
At some point, even Neff must realize he's being ridiculous and juvenile, because he then tries to inject a bit of (ignorant) legal philosophy into the mix, as if he merits adult conversation, as opposed to repulsion. Perhaps he's just doing it to elicit support from anyone who thinks he's more than a lottery-winning stage prop.
"Ergo the context of 2nd Am when written is different than how it exists today and an appeal for its redaction/repeal wholly justified," he declares with scholarly authority, just like he knows what he's talking about. No, why tell him? He knows everything.
It kind of confirms that up-front observation though, doesn't it...?
Still, as long as we're now talking law instead of just some deranged stranger showing up and demanding your guns like a foul-mouthed little crazy man, perhaps he ought to know that if he tries that in California, he'll be breaking all kinds of state laws on transferring firearms without background checks, waiting periods, tansporting firearms and the like, and if he goes out of state and it's not done through FFLs ... nahh. Why bother? It's not like he's actually going to do anything besides rage against self-defense like a whiny anti-gun male...
Say, here's an idea: Angelina Jolie was in town the other day for the "Maleficent" premiere at the El Capitan. Perhaps bold Mr. Neff could try to take her guns away. Unarmed. With a ton of video cameras. Talk about a career boost!
That's about the only thing the silly, inconsequential and obnoxious hoplophobe could do that I'd actually pay to see.
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Exclusive: Lisa D'Amato talks 'America's Next Top Model' (Part 2)
By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 12/14/2011
Lisa D'Amato
was crowned
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winner of its first ever all-stars edition during last week's broadcast of The CW reality competition's seventeenth-season finale.
On Friday, the 30-year-old who previously appeared on Top Model's fifth season, talked to Reality TV World about her
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victory and overall experience -- including whether she stands by her claims that runner-up Allison Harvard wasn't passionate about modeling, why she believes she had ultimately won the competition, and what characteristic she feels disqualified finalist Angelea Preston lacked in the competition to be successful in the entertainment industry.
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Reality TV World: During the finale episode, Allison said she mainly wanted to go on the show for the exposure and had many interests besides just modeling. Many of the girls this season have criticized Allison's passion for modeling and even said she hated runway modeling. What's your opinion on that? Would you say maybe she didn't deserve to win because she wasn't very passionate about modeling?
Lisa D'Amato
Well, it was definitely difficult to be in a competition with Allison when you genuinely can see that she's not enjoying it.
Reality TV World: Could you talk about why you think the judges ultimately picked you over Allison? It seemed like they preferred your CoverGirl ad over Allison's and your final runway performance, but do you think other things weighed into their decision as well?
Lisa D'Amato
Yeah, I think that I was crowned the All Star because my genuine love for this industry and the performing arts and being a model, actress, quadruple threat is genuine. It's undeniable. You can see it in my eyes that I love every single moment of every single day of everything they throw at us. And not to mention, they also know what I've been working on over all these years.
They've seen me on Perez Hilton. They've seen me in my music videos and they're checking my IMDB. It's funny because you're in a competition and girls are like, "Oh!" As soon as it was a music challenge, "Oh, I've always wanted to record music! I've always wanted to do this!" And it's like, "Oh wow, really? Okay, so you've never been in a studio. Oh, you've never written a song. Interesting."
It's like check my Myspace music page. And then it's an acting challenge and it's like, "Oh, I've always wanted to act!" Well, "Oh really? That's so funny. You never did a workshop. You never had any training or you've never gone on a commercial audition. Interesting. Check my IMDB." You know what I mean? So that's kind of where I always stood with it.
Reality TV World: Do you think one of the reasons why the judges ended up picking you was because they had an idea that you wanted it so much more than Allison?
Lisa D'Amato
I think that the reason why they crowned me
America's Next Top Model
All Star is because they expect me to be the most successful winner in the history of
America's Next Top Model
Reality TV World: You and Allison were clearly complete opposites in many respects. You were known for being daring and outgoing, while Allison was very introverted. How much of a surprise was it to you that two polar opposites ended up in the Top 2 fighting for the All-Star title? Do you think that was a sign at all that the judges weren't entirely sure what they were looking for in their winner from the beginning of the competition?
Lisa D'Amato
No, I think that it was so beautiful that the All Stars was embracing such different eclectic, dynamic personalities and beauties and they weren't embracing just something that was conventional, and they were really pushing the envelope. I thought that that was beautiful and I loved being a part of it.
Reality TV World: You were shown saying a couple times throughout the season that you felt like all Allison had to do to succeed in photo shoots was just look at the camera because her eyes were very unique and captivating. It seemed like whether her eyes were open or closed, most of the time, the judges loved her work. Do you still stand by that comment, and if so, how frustrating was that for you throughout the season? Do you think she didn't have to work as hard as the rest of you to get a good shot because she had such unique natural qualities?
Lisa D'Amato
I think Allison is definitely a force to be reckoned with, but at the same time, luck is definitely on her side. (Laughs)
Reality TV World: What was your reaction Nigel Barker and Andre Leon Talley both really liked your CoverGirl commercial but
Tyra Banks
didn't? She said you only gave 50% percent of yourself in your performance and she wanted more of your personality, but what did you think about it? Did you agree with Tyra that you could have done more or would you argue that it was just right?
Lisa D'Amato
I definitely gave them a bunch of different takes that were a lot different than what was shown on the show. I can't control what they pick, but there's always, always room for improvement -- always in life. I'm not perfect.
Reality TV World: Your personal brand on the show was daring and your wild side really came through during the season -- which is great -- but some viewers feel that isn't really a good fit for Express's branding, which is kind of sophisticated and reserved. What are your thoughts about that? Do you think your personal brand is a good fit with the Express brand or do you understand the perception that they clash a little?
Lisa D'Amato
I think that Express is all about embracing who you are and being unique and being confident. The name is "Express" and one thing that I do all day long is try to find creative ways to express myself. So, I think that it's a perfect fit.
Reality TV World: You seemed very disappointed when you got the second call-out at panel during the week when you girls had to star in your own music videos. That particular episode concentrated heavily on how you thought you owned that challenge and needed to win it because you thought music was your strong suit. When Allison ended up winning, your face kind of dropped at the announcement, so how were you feeling in that moment? Were you a little angry you didn't win because you felt music was your niche or was that not the case?
Lisa D'Amato
I won the songwriting challenge. I'm not in control of how they're going to film our videos.
Reality TV World: Okay, so you were basically just very happy with the fact you had won the songwriting challenge, right?
Lisa D'Amato
Yeah, absolutely, and being a performer in my video, I definitely think I did a really great job. But it's also a challenge that people just thought that I had the upper hand in, but a lot of the time in challenges, because I am who I am, they're just like, "Okay, let's just let Lisa go" whereas a lot of the other girls get a lot of direction. So, it kind of evens out the playing field.
Reality TV World: What does your music career look like at this point? Are you still planning to heavily pursue music or are you more focused on modeling right now? Which aspect of entertainment do you have more of a passion for?
Lisa D'Amato
What I'm the most passionate about is being the ultimate extreme
Lisa D'Amato
extraordinaire. I, of course, music, it speaks to the masses. It has no language barriers and I definitely want to broaden the dance floor worldwide for me and everyone with my music.
But with being the ultimate celebrity brand personality, comes with everything -- photo shoots, interviews, and being able to sit across from Chelsea Lately and Jay Leno to do an interview, to being the spokesperson for CoverGirl and representing a fragrance line -- those are all things that are right up my alley and I couldn't be more prepared, more thrilled, more appreciative, and more ready to execute it and take it to the stars.
Reality TV World: You kept insisting during the show that you didn't think Angelea had enough confidence to be crowned
America's Next Top Model
All-Star. You said she broke down way too often and had to stay fierce during all times no matter the circumstances. Looking back, do you back your claims and would you say you were surprised that the judges kept advancing Angelea throughout the competition despite her frequent breakdowns?
Lisa D'Amato
This industry is very cruel. That's the nature of the beast and one thing that I have that I have earned from also coming from a very humble background -- but luckily I did get therapy -- is something that is priceless and that is thick skin. To be in this industry, you need that.
Reality TV World: So what's next for you now? I'm assuming you already shot the Express ad and CoverGirl parts of your prize package, but what's in store for you?
Lisa D'Amato
Oh, I have a lot of work to do. 2012 was already, before All Stars, was already going to be a huge, huge breakout year for me in the entertainment industry with my own unveiling of a TV project that I've been working on. Also, this iPhone -- I have a free iPhone app that everyone can download on their iPhones called "Earth to Lisa."
You can watch me in all my exclusive videos of my adventures in Hollywood. I have my second album -- "Flipping the Bird" -- with the producers like The Cataracs, who produced "Fly Like a G6" [among others]. My video for "Whiplash" was produced by The Cataracs and it comes out soon.
So watch out for that! And then now, I also have all the prizes from
America's Next Top Model
All Stars and I'm now excited to turn them and create them into more opportunities. I'm just going to drive all these opportunities into the ground and take it to the stars and back.
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Last week, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, unveiled a brand new exhibit featuring iconic fashions from Beyoncé's blockbuster career. From the white cotton tank-top with stones, J Brand Denim shorts and red Stuart Weitzman patent leather sling-back pumps from the "Crazy In Love" video all the way to the Rubin Singer leather and lace body suit, skirt and jacket from her 2013 Super Bowl performance, Beyoncé's fashions stands among a rock and roll pantheon in the Museum's Legends of Rock section, positioned beside the likes of David Bowie, James Brown, the Supremes, the Who and ZZ Top – artists who've made bold sartorial statements throughout their careers. Those unforgettable style cues – Bowie's Ziggy costumes, James Brown's jumpsuits, the Supremes' matching dresses, the Who's Mod sensibilities, the beards of ZZ Top – are arguably as recognizable as the music each created. At the very least, the fashion and the music is inextricably linked. So, is Beyoncé a fashion icon? New York Times fashion critic Vanessa Friedman doesn't think so.
In a July 31, 2014, New York Times article titled "Beyoncé, a Legend of Rock, but Not Fashion," Friedman writes: "Because despite all the accolades that Beyoncé has garnered — most powerful celebrity in the world, according to Forbes; No. 1 on People's Most Beautiful list; the artist behind the fastest selling iTunes album ever; a global juggernaut; subject of her own documentary — the one she does not seem to actually merit is "fashion icon. … Beyoncé hasn't moved, or influenced, the direction of fashion writ large in the way that, say, Rihanna, the winner of this year's CFDA Fashion Icon award, has." (Rihanna is featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Right Here, Right Now exhibit.)
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Writer Allison P. Davis of New York Magazine was quick with a rebuke of Friedman, writing in a piece titled "Why Would Fashion's Biggest Critic Slam Beyoncé?": "Beyoncé isn't always 'fashion forward' or experimental or cutting edge — something we've come to expect from the Rihannas and the Gagas of the world — but to say she hasn't influenced fashion is shortsighted. The definition of 'fashion icon' should stop being so narrow and as inaccessible as it is these days. It should be about more than just wearing the most avant-garde or fresh-off-the-runway looks. Because if you pay attention to the whole picture, not just the one painted with a rarefied brush, Beyoncé's fashion truly matters to people."
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These comparisons indicate that the health status of infants living in large U.S. cities is generally poorer than that of infants in the Nation as a whole. In 2007, 8.7 percent of infants living in cities were born at low birth weight, compared to a national average of 8.2 percent. The infant mortality rate showed a similar disparity, with a rate of 7.2 per 1,000 live births among infants in cities compared
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Verizon Communications Inc., a global leader in delivering broadband and other wireless and wireline communications services to consumer, business, government and wholesale customers, today announced plans to nearly double its capacity to generate clean, reliable and affordable solar energy. This year, Verizon will install 10.2 megawatts (MW) of new solar systems at eight Verizon facilities located in five states, including California, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.
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Saying it would enhance regulatory certainty and bolster the investment climate in New York's solar market, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) today congratulated Governor Andrew Cuomo's decision to transition the state's multiple solar programs into the single, statewide NY-Sun Incentive Program.
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WASHINGTON, DC - Saying the team wants to be a "positive example" to its community, pro football's Kansas City Chiefs have installed 308 solar panels as part of a sustainability partnership with local utility, Kansas City Power & Light. Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), applauded the venture:
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Hanwha SolarOne (NASDAQ: HSOL), a top-10 global photovoltaic (PV) manufacturer of high-quality, cost-competitive solar modules, has officially joined the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) at the board level. Hanwha SolarOne is a flagship company of Hanwha Group, one of South Korea's largest enterprises and a Fortune Global 500 firm.
Hanwha Q CELLS completes 13.3MW Portugal plant
Hanwha Q CELLS has completed its first project in Portugal as an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor.
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A solar-powered plane nearing the close of a cross-continental journey landed at Dulles International Airport outside the nation's capital early Sunday, only one short leg to New York remaining on a voyage that opened in May.
Kennedy: Make New York the solar hub for the East Coast
Albany lawmakers are on the verge of passing solar legislation that promises to allow New Yorkers to lower their energy bills, deliver billions of dollars in economic investment, create thousands of new local job opportunities, modernize New York's aging power infrastructure, and ensure a reliable clean energy supply in the state for generations to come. There's strong bipartisan support for this bill, but precious little time remains on the state legislative calendar to enact the New York Solar Bill before lawmakers adjourn for the summer. So they must act fast.
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A goal of mine in writing for Forbes.com on energy issues is to point out intriguing business models, trends, and new concepts that may change the way we think about energy-related issues. Lately, I've been focused on dramatic changes in solar models and economics. Things have really changed in a very short timeframe, as the following story illustrates.
Ask Bill Clinton: How Can We Encourage Homeowners to Adopt Solar Energy?
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"With the cost of solar panels now just 10 percent of what they were five years ago, how do we streamline the local approval process and reduce the friction costs so that U.S. homeowners can realize the solar value of their property while paying less for their electricity?"
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Washington, Feb 3 (ANI): A new study has revealed that light jogging is very effective for longevity.
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London, September 5 (ANI): Justin Theroux joked about his "prominent package" and said that he didn't know it was "a thing" till he was told to wear more than one pair of underpants for a jogging scene in 'The Leftovers'.
New exercise regime 'Zuu' makes you crawl like bear, squat like frog and walk like gorilla Apr 25, 12:31 pm
London, Apr 25 (ANI): New Australian-born workout regime Zuu is set to help us rediscover the basic principles of movement, by combining high- interval training with exercises based on seven primal movements of pushing, pulling, bending, twisting, squatting, lunging and on our gait (walking, jogging, sprinting).
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Andrew Austin's reputation as one of Canada's most dynamic singer/songwriters keeps growing. Having recently wowed audiences in Toronto with two Canadian Music Week showcases, and reached living rooms coast to coast on Canada AM, Austin has produced a timely video for 'To Love Like This Again,' the lead-off track from his acclaimed debut album 'While It's Still Light Out.'
The song lent itself perfectly to Austin's idea to pay tribute to fathers, especially those like him who are taking a more active role in raising their children. "The gender norm is changing and it's awesome," Austin says. "More and more, real world fathers are engaged, involved, and doting. They're taking paternity leave and taking over more domestic duties. They are involved in their kids' lives and proud of it. Everyone's lives are enriched by this."
Austin adds that his goal with the video is to put some of these images in the mainstream media to show that modern dads are more than just caring playmates. They can attend to a child's needs just as well as Mom. The opening frame is a photo of Andrew as a baby with his father, which segues into a shot of Andrew with his child. From there, many more young dads are featured.
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"Star Trek" icon and legendary actor William Shatner sparked the curiosity of many fans after he rolled into the 45th annual Comic-Con International celebration of the popular arts in a wheelchair. The 83-year-old Shatner, who became world known for his role as Captain Kirk in the series "Star Trek," had to be pushed onstage for his appearance at the Legends of TV Land panel.
According to a July 28 Yahoo! report, Shatner was in a wheelchair due to an unfortunate horse-riding accident he had been in the previous weekend. He explained that he was in a great deal of pain and was unable to walk, but there was no way he was going to miss the event.
Shatner told the crowd, "I was not going to miss Comic-Con. In a couple of days I'll be fine, but right now I'm in a lot of pain." He added..."I was riding a horse and had an accident. The horse got off scot-free. I did not. I wrecked my leg."
At the event, the Canadian actor appeared alongside veteran actress Betty White and "Scrubs" star Donald Faison. The "Golden Girl" took the stage with Faison and Shatner who joked around with the nonagenarian about her age. Shatner also talked about how he landed the role of Kirk, and detailed his struggles of being an older man learning technology.
The unlikely trio discussed quite a few other subjects such as social media and movies, along with zoos and conservation. Strangely enough, the topic of zombies came up, and Shatner said to White..."It comes from the idea that the dead will come back to life" and White hilariously replied with "I never thought I'd work with zombies. Dated a few…"
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Azienda Agricola Marchetti
Pontelungo, 166 - 60131 Ancona
Tel. Az. (071) 897386 - Fax (071) 897376
Since last century, Doctor Mario Marchetti's wine-growing company has stayed
faithful to a productive tradition, that displays, in small quantities destined
to refined consumers, all the class and quality of the Rosso Conero wine.
The company is situated on the outskirts of Ancona, in the heart of the Rosso Conero D.O.C. growing area. The vineyard, intentionally of small dimension to assume the maximum timeliness in cultivating operations, is made up of a single unit facing south.
The wines, trained on espaliers, are made up of 90% Montepulciano and the remaining 10% of Sangiovese. The harvest is conducted in several cycles, a little later compared to what is normal in that area, to ensure that every bunch of grapes is picked at the moment of optimum maturation. The yield does not exceed 10 tons per hectare.
The actual wine - making occurs in the company cellar, with a happy synthesis between antique traditions, like the fermentation in barrels, and modern technology, that guarantees quality and longevity to the wine.
Maturation takes place in Slavonia oak barrels, and goes on for two or three years. Bottling follows, and the wine benefits from a period of refining in the bottle, never less than three months.
The Marchetti wine-growing company do not normally produce more than 50.000 bottles, that for the recognized quality of the wine are destined to a selected group of consumers, who are in a position to appreciate refined bouquets and exclusive flavours.
After having reached excellent levels in the production of Rosso Conero, the company in the last year have started producing also Brut D.O.C. sparkling wine and a Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classic D.O.C. obtained from family vineyards placed in the centre of the Verdicchio Classic area.
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Rosso Conero D.O.C.
Region: Marche
Province: Ancona
Commune: Ancona
Grapes: Montepulciano grapes
Colour: ruby-red colour with granata reflections
Nose: vinous and ethereal
Taste: lean and robust
Alcoholic content: 13% vol.
Ageing: fair
Temperature: 18°- 20° C after oxygenation
Gastronomic combining: it is best suited to red meat roast
Rosso Conero
Region: Marche
Province: Ancona
Commune: Ancona
Grapes: Montepulciano and Sangiovese grapes
Colour: ruby-red with granata reflections
Nose: vinous and ethereal
Taste: lean
Alcoholic content: 13% vol.
Ageing: fair
Temperature: 18°-20°C
Gastronomic combining: it is best suited to red meat roast and venison
dei Castelli di Jesi
Region: Marche
Province: Ancona
Commune: Ancona
Grapes: Verdicchio and Malvasia grapes
Colour: white to straw coloured
Nose: delicate and persistant
Taste: fresh, harmonic and slightly bitter
Alcoholic content: 12% vol.
Ageing: to be consumed young
Temperature: 10°- 12° C
Gastronomic combining:it goes perfectly with seafood and hors d'oeuvre


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Chad Miller is an anti-war soldier returning home from Iraq to escape the death and destruction of war. His battles are just beginning though, as America is invaded by the Chinese Army forcing him back into battle. This time he's not trying to establish democracy in a foreign land, he's trying to defend his home.
Chad leads a ragtag group of insurgents against the invading soldiers, but will they continue to follow him when they learn of his awful secret?
For Which it Stands is the story of two brothers thrust into the front lines of a new kind of war. The war rages in front of their eyes and the casualties are their friends and neighbors. Now the Americans are the insurgents fighting back against an occupying force on U.S. soil.
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When Windows is loaded and I am logged in into my desktop, the system gets unresponsive for about 10-15 seconds. During this time, the HDD led indicator at the case is either flashing or on (solid).
I suspect that it's the 1.5TB HDD (which might has some bad sectors), because Windows is on a 60GB SSD (so programs go to the HDD).
I thought that I count try to identify which process or processes have the problem, then block the startup of this program or check what other options I have. How can I do this? It would be good to be able to request from the app to:
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Steve Jobs is still amazing us with his multi-facetted technology. The latest discovery from Eva Giselle (@EvaZebra) gave us a great idea to try out over the weekend -- try to successfully open a beer bottle with an iPad charger.
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As karthick87 already pointed out installing software from source tarballs can be difficult for less experiences users.
It is always better to have software loaded from a ppa or install it from a DEB package if this is available. Maybe this is also the case for your software? Then you could use the software center or synaptic for a safe installation. Further reading on how to install software can be found in the Community Wiki.
A .tgz file is just a compressed file, like a .zip. It can contain anything, so the installation method could be very different from one program to another:
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February 24, 2012-- Home Textiles Today,
KARACHI, PAKISTAN - Multi-category home textiles manufacturer Gul Ahmed will make its first appearance at the New York Home Fashions Market next month.
The company will show at 7 W (7 West 24th St.) in Suite 822.
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Sept. 25, 2009
TEMPE, Ariz. - Freshman Bojana Todorovic had a career-high 11 kills, while junior Dicey McGraw had a double-double with 13 kills and 11 digs, but the 14th-ranked Bruins fell to Arizona State in three sets on Friday night at Wells Fargo Arena. Set scores were 25-16, 25-22, 25-22.
The Bruins fall to 10-4, while the Sun Devils improve to 11-2.
Senior Kaitlin Sather had seven kills and 12 digs, sophomore Lainey Gera added 15 digs and freshman Lauren Cook posted 30 assists. The Bruins hit .131 as a team.
The Sun Devils led from start to finish in the first set, scoring seven of the first nine points. The Bruins closed to within three on a couple of occasions, but got no closer. Leading 13-9, Arizona State scored five of six to go ahead 18-10. The Sun Devils' biggest advantage was 10 at 24-14 before they won the opener 25-16. McGraw and Todorovic each had three kills in the first, as the Bruins were out-hit .417 to .273.
The second was another wire-to-wire victory for the Sun Devils, but not without some tense moments at the end of the set. Arizona State took an early 10-3 advantage and extended its lead to as many as nine at 15-6. Trailing 21-15, the Bruins scored three in a row on an ASU ball handling error, a combo block by Cook and sophomore Katie Camp and a kill by McGraw to make it 21-18.
However, Arizona State came back with three of the next four to earn set point at 24-19. The Bruins staved off three set points on back-to-back kills by Todorovic and an ASU attack error. But a UCLA error on Arizona State's fourth set point gave the home team a 25-22 victory. Todorovic added six kills in the second, while McGraw had four. Neither team hit well, with ASU holding a .111 to .087 advantage.
In the third, the Bruins had a lead for the first time in their last six sets, scoring the first four points. Sather started the set with a kill, and following a Sun Devil attack error, Sather and Camp teamed up for a block and Todorovic had a kill. UCLA still led 6-1, but a 5-0 ASU run evened things at six. The Sun Devils ran their lead to three at 11-8, but the Bruins came back with four straight to go up 12-11. McGraw had two kills, with an ASU attack error sandwiched between, while Sather also had a spike.
The Bruins still led 14-12, but four straight by the Sun Devils put the home squad up 16-14. Arizona State would not trail for the rest of the set. The Bruins tied it up at 17 and 20, but could not get the lead back, as Paige Mittelstaedt got the match-clinching kill to win it 25-22. McGraw had six kills in the third, while Sather had four. The Bruins hit just .078 in the third, while the Sun Devils swung at a .146 clip.
Sarah Reaves had 15 kills and 10 digs to pace the Sun Devils, who snapped a 13-match losing streak to the Bruins. Cat Highmark also had a double-double with 32 assists and 10 digs, as Arizona State hit .217 as a team with 12 blocks.
The Bruins face #19 Arizona on Saturday at 7 p.m. Gametracker will be available on the schedule page of UCLABruins.com.