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Special events:
July 6: 50th anniversary screening of "A Hard Day's Night" with Pattie Boyd, July 6, Catalina Island Museum, CA. Info: http://tinyurl.com/knypowv.
July 7: Ringo Starr will celebrate his birthday July 7 in Los Angeles where, Ringo and his wife Barbara, and John Varvatos will join family, friends and fans in front of The Capitol Records Building and share a "Peace & Love" salute at noon. Ringo invites everyone everywhere to think or say Peace & Love, or in a special initiative this year share their #peacerocks pictures at noon their time on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
Ends today: San Diego County Fair, "Fab Fair" celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Beatles in the U.S. Performance by Britain's Finest July 6. http://www.sdfair.com
Your Beatles calendar for the week:
- Paul McCartney Out There! Tour: July 7, Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh; July 9, United Center, Chicago; July 12, Fargodome, Fargo, N.D. (Tickets for U.S. shows available here and here.)
Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band tour: July 9, Albuquerque, N.M. July 11, San Diego. July 12, Santa Barbara. July 13, San Jose, CA. Tickets are available here.
"Good Ol' Freda" is now out on DVD and Blu-ray and is also streaming on Netflix. Screening information at the film website at http://www.goodolfreda.com.
"A Hard Day's Night", remastered, is now back on DVD. It'll be in theaters starting July 4. See the list of theaters at http://janusfilms.com/harddaysnight/.
Beatles tours:
New York by Susan Ratisher Ryan, Fab 4 NYC Walking Tours,. Website: http://www.fab4nyctours.wordpress.com/.
Los Angeles by Gillian Lomax's A Magical History Tour. Website: http://www.amagicalhistorytour.com.
Liverpool by Jackie Spencer. Website: http://www.beatleguide.com.
London walking tours by Richard Porter: http://www.beatlesinlondon.com.
The Beatles LOVE, Cirque du Soleil, Mirage Hotel, Las Vegas. Performances: Thursdays through Mondays at 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. No performances on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Tickets: http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-3589362-10881223
1964: The Tribute: July11: Myrtle Beach, S.C. July 12: Sylvania, Ohio. Info: http://www.1964thetribute.com.
The Fab Four: July 11: Mequon, Wisc. More info: http://www.thefabfour.com.
Rain: Aug. 1: West Allis, Wisc. Jan. 21: Tacoma, Wash. Info: http://www.raintribute.com.
Laurence Juber: July 12: Culver City, CA. July 14: Grammy Museum, Los Angeles. More info: http://www.laurencejuber.com.
Britain's Finest: July 6: Del Mar, CA. July 18: Orange, CA. July 25: Oklahama City, OK. Info: http://www.beatlestributeband.net.
Creme Tangerine: July 19: Olympia, WA. http://www.cremetangerine.com/show-times/ .
The Fab Faux: July 19: Brooklyn, N.Y. July 26: Westhampton Beach, N.Y. Aug. 23: Liverpool, UK. Oct. 18: New York City. More info: www.thefabfaux.com.
Liverpool Legends (with Louise Harrison): July 8-31: Branson, MO. http://liverpoollegends.com/calendar.html
Forever Fab, Pacific Beach Hotel, Waikiki Beach. 7 p.m. Monday through Friday. Info: http://www.foureverfabshow.com/tickets.htm
Bootleg Beatles: June: Shows in the U.K., Australia, Thailand, Ireland. http://www.bootlegbeatles.com/gigs.html
Beatles Brunch, 12 p.m. Saturday, B.B. King's, New York City.
"Made In Liverpool Sunday Show," Beatles tribute, 14:30 London time, The Cavern Club, Liverpool. Information: http://www.cavernclub.org
"The Two of Us Monday Show," weekly tribute to Lennon & McCartney, 18:00 Mondays, the Cavern Club, Liverpool. Information: http://www.cavernclub.org.
"Saturday With the Beatles," weekly Beatles tribute show with the Cavern Club Beatles, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, The Cavern Club, Liverpool. Information: Information: http://www.cavernclub.org.
Beatleshow, 5:30 p.m. nightly, Saxe Theater, Las Vegas.
- Future events:
Beatles Japanese box set (http://amzn.to/1lZ4Klc), July 22, from Amazon.com.
Fest for Beatles Fans, Aug. 15-17, 2014, Chicago. Information: http://www.thefest.com.
Magical History Tour toLiverpool and London Aug. 17-24, 2014. Information: http://www.liverpooltours.com/.
Bestfest: Aug. 23, Casbah Club, Liverpool. Info: www.petebest.com.
Beatles mono vinyl box, Sept. 9. http://amzn.to/1p2ukqD
Fest for Beatles Fans, Oct. 10-12, 2014, Airport Marriott, Los Angeles. Information: http://www.thefest.com.
The Art of John Lennon: Website: http://www.lennonart.com/
The Artwork of John Lennon: Website: http://johnlennonartwork.com/
- Beatles history:
July 6, 1957: John Lennon and Paul McCartney meet at St. Peter's Church in Liverpool.
July 6, 1964: "A Hard Day's Night" premieres in London.
Beatles chart news:
This week: In the July 12 Billboard, The Beatles "1" is at #186 on the Billboard 200 and #46 on the Catalog Albums chart. On the Soundtrack album chart, "A Hard Day's Night" is at #18.
50 years ago this week on the British charts:
Singles: On the chart of 7-4-64: The Applejacks' "Like Dreamers Do" at #20. Peter and Gordon "Nobody I Know" at #10. Beatles' "Ain't She Sweet" at #29.
Albums: "With the Beatles" #2. "Please Please Me" #14.
50 years ago on the American charts:
Singles from 7-4-64: Peter & Gordon's "A World Without Love" #6. "Bad To Me" #9. "Love Me Do" #19. "P.S. I Love You" #37. Peter & Gordon's "Nobody I Know" #48. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops #74. "All My Loving" by the Hollyridge Strings #93.
LPs: "The Beatles Second Album" #4. "Meet the Beatles!" #14. "Introducing the Beatles" #17. "The Beatles' American Tour With Ed Rudy" #29. Billy J. Kramer's "Little Children" LP #99. "A World Without Love" by Peter & Gordon #114. "The Beatles Songbook" by the Hollyridge Strings #106.
Last week's best Beatles stories:
Paul McCartney returns to action with 'really big show' in Albany
Paul McCartney in Albany for first new Out There! show in over two months
Exclusive: Pattie Boyd on the Beatles and filming 'A Hard Day's Night,' part 2
Exclusive: Pattie Boyd on the Beatles and filming 'A Hard Day's Night,' part 1
Review: Essential Beatles movie 'A Hard Day's Night' is back on DVD
Beatles news: Cartoonist in S.F.; Pattie Boyd on TV; 'Train Music'; Macca tix
Beatles manager Brian Epstein honored with Blue Plaque at London office
Beatles artist reveals new artwork of Paul McCartney
On radio:
"Things We Said Today": Each week, myself and Ken Michaels of "Every Little Thing" discuss the latest Beatles news topics. On the latest show on Fab4Radio.com this weekend and on iTunes and Podbean.com, we review the new "A Hard Day's Night" DVD and update the "Train Music" story. "Things We Said Today" is available on iTunes (where you can subscribe to us) and Podbean.com, and can be heard at noon ET/9 a.m. PT Saturday and noon ET/9 p.m. PT and midnight ET/9 p.m. PT Sundays on Fab4Radio.com. You can write to us at email@example.com.
- "Every Little Thing": Wednesday: A Beatles/solo musical pyramid of songs beginning in 1967, with each song that follows released the next year. The show airs this Wednesday 8-10pm (est) on WNHU, West Haven, CT and can be streamed at www.wnhu.net, More info at www.kenmichaelsradio.com.
"Fab 4 Free 4 All": Latest show: "Free for All Fan Calls #2". Available on iTunes and at www.Fab4Free4all.com.
"Beatle Brunch": "Happy birthday, Ringo" and the day John met Paul. Website: http://www.beatlebrunch.com.
"The John Lennon Hour": 8 p.m. ET Sunday at Beatles-A-Rama. Available through iTunes. Website: http://www.johnlennonseries.com/radio_home.html.
"Magical Mystery Tour": Two-hour weekly show hosted by James D. Jones with Beatles and solo music. Saturdays at 3 p.m. CST on WKCC-FM (91.1), Kankakee Community College, Kanakee, Ill. Website: http://www.kcc.edu/radio/programs/Pages/mysterytour.aspx or http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kcc.edu%2Fradio%2FPages...
"Recipe Records": Weekly podcast by Lanea Stagg that features food and music discussion, and often Beatles discussion. Episodes have featured Jim Berkenstadt, author of "The Beatle Who Vanished"; David Bedford, author of "Liddypool: Birthplace of the Beatles"; Al Sussman of Beatlefan; Beatles Examiner Steve Marinucci (aka me); John Lennon Series author Jude Southerland Kessler, and Pat Matthews of Beatles-a-Rama. All shows are here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/recipe-records-cookbook.
"Dennis Mitchell's Breakfast With the Beatles": All-Ringo show. Show website: http://www.beatlesradioshow.com.
"Chris Carter's 'British Invasion': July 6: Songs from 1957 to celebrate the meeting of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Three-hour weekly show on Sirius/XM Ch. 21 at 9 a.m. and midnight ET Sunday.
"Chris Carter's Breakfast With the Beatles": On KLOS-FM (95.5) 9 a.m. PT Sunday. Website.
"The Beatledd Fab Four Hour": The show, hosted by Edd Raineri, airs live each Friday, 7-8 PM EDT, on WRKC-FM in Wilkes-Barre, PA. You can listen live online at: http://wrkc.kings.edu. The program's Facebook page can be found at: www.facebook.com/beatleddfabfourhour. .
"I've Got a Beatles Podcast": "Mother Nature's Dunce: The Career Mistakes of Paul McCartney.'" Information: http://ivegotabeatlespodcast.podbean.com/
Breakfast With The Beatles hosted by Cha-Chi Loprete: 8 a.m. ET Sundays, WZLX-FM (100.7 FM) in Boston or streaming at www.WZLX.com (Click on Listen Live).
"Saturday With the Beatles," KCSN, 88.5 FM Northridge, CA at 10 am Pacific, 12 noon Eastern, and 6 p.m. London time. http://www.kcsn.org/listen/index.php
"Breakfast With the Beatles": 8 to 10 a.m. CT Sundays, WXRT in Chicago. Also streamed at http://wxrt.cbslocal.com/show/breakfast-with-the-beatles/.
"Now and Then": An hour of the Beatles at 8 p.m. ET Monday. The station's frequency is 88.9 FM and is located in the Philadelphia, PA/Southern NJ market. Available online at http://www.Z889.org.
"Here There and Everywhere": 6 to 9 a.m. PT Thursdays, KZSC-FM. Hosted by Michael Bryant. You can listen here.
"On the Beat": Excellent show hosted by Beatles author Spencer Leigh on BBC Radio Merseyside. Not primarily a Beatles show, but a lot of the discussion focuses on the Liverpool music scene in the '60s, often with those who were there. Airs Saturdays at 17:30 (5:30 p.m.) in the UK and archived online for a week after at http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d7sj.
"Sounds of the Sixties": Brian Matthews, who interviewed the Beatles on the BBC in the '60s, hosts this weekly show featuring music by the Beatles and others from that decade. Programs air Saturdays and stay online for a week at http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006wqlv.
"Beatlesongs": Hosted by Rob Leonard airs 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET Friday on 90.3 FM WHPC and streaming at www.ncc.edu/whpc.
"Breakfast With the Beatles With Andre Gardner": The show airs from 7 to 9 a.m. ET Sundays on WMGK-FM 102.9 and 7-9 a.m. PT on KSLX-FM 100.7 in Phoenix.
"The Beatles Complete on Ukelele": Weekly show featuring new version of Beatle song played on ukelele. Information: http://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail?pid=51729
"Just Four Guys": New shows available at 4 p.m. ET Tuesdays at www.mvyradio.com.
"Beatles Brunch" with Geoff Lloyd: Weekly Beatles show on Absolute Radio in the UK . Airs at 2200 GMT (6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT).
"Dinner Specials With May Pang and Cynthia Nielsen": More info: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/maypang.
"Mid-Evening With the Beatles," from the Philippines, 5 to 9 a.m. Saturday morning Eastern time, at their website http://www.pbs.gov.ph/dzsr.
"Anna's Beatle Hour": Hour show hosted by Anna Frawley with music of Beatles group and solo years. From Poland, but in English. Available weekly at noon ET on Fridays at the show's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Annabeatlehouronradiownet?fref=ts.
"Across the Universe," hosted by Glenn Calderone from 8-10 p.m. EST Tuesdays on Inravio.com. http://www.inravio.com/batu.html
"Beatles and Beyond": Hosted by Pete Dicks. Available at http://beatlesandbeyond.homestead.com/contact.html .
Beatles radio stations:
Fab4Radio.com: http://fab4radio.com
Beatles-a-Rama: http://www.beatlesarama.com
Beatles Radio.com: http://www.beatlesradio.com
MaccaRadio: http://www.maccaradio.com
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This past weekend, three Pumas traveled to Walnut, California to run in the Mt. SAC Relays. They came home with three national championship qualifying marks and one personal record. Nico Montanez started things off with his first 10,000m run ever. He finished the event in 31:02.74, ranking him first in the event with the fastest junior college time in the country. That time would move to second later in the weekend, as Frankline Tanui of Iowa Central Community College would run faster at the Kansas Relays. "Nico ran very well," said Coach David Barney. "He's coming off of a hamstring injury that sidelined him for two weeks prior to the meet, so for him to run that fast was just great!"
Brandon Wheat ran the following day, clocking 1:55.30 in the 800m run after a somewhat turbulent first lap. "They had quite a few runners in the race," commented Coach Barney, "and on the first lap about a fourth of them got tangled up and almost went down." "Brandon was in the middle of that mess, lost his momentum, and did a great job of regrouping and finishing as well as he did."
Billie Jo Dytrt competed late Friday night in the 5000m run, running her second best time ever in the event in 17:52.50, which gives her the fourth fastest time in the country amongst junior college runners. Dytrt is also ranked fourth in the 3000m Steeplechase. "Billie Jo ran very well for us! She was in a challenging field and did a great job of running tough!" stated Barney.

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Some of the best scale modelers in the southeast came to the Museum of Aviation for the seventh annual ScottCon model contest sponsored by the Museum and the Gen. Robert L. Scott Chapter of the International Plastic Modelers Society. The contest was open to all modelers with 1st, 2nd and 3rd place awards given in categories for aircraft, armor, automotive, ships, science fiction, and more. This year there were special junior categories for modelers 16 and younger. The theme for last year was The Good Old Days emphasizing the fun and enjoyment of modeling. As part of celebrating the hobby, a special award was given for the best model using a kit that was first issued before 1975.
Over 130 first, second and third place awards given in 30 categories for aircraft, armor, automotive, ships, science fiction, and more. Other special awards included 60th Anniversary of the Corvette, Best Air Force Reserve, Best Museum of Aviation Subject, and Best in Show. This years show featured nearly 250 entries with entrants coming from as far away as Tampa, FL and Chicago IL.
Last years Commanders Choice Award was selected and presented by Brig. Gen. Derek P. Rydholm, Director. Air, Space and Information operations, Air Force Reserve Command, and was awarded to Greg Stankie for his 1/32 scale AV-8B Harrier.
Best of Show went to Walter Fryza of Jonesboro, GA for his WWII era Tiger I main battle tank that he built over a five year period. He started with a kit that was just a shell and added a complete interior including seats, engine and drivetrain. Each track link consisted of twelve pieces carved from styrene stock.
In addition to the models on display there was a vendor area with a wide variety of model kits, tools, and supplies available.
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On Friday, February 1, the day of his passing, the following message was posted to his Facebook page :
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By Julie D. Griffin
"One last note to Senor W: Should you feel moved to make any pantywaisted cuts or tasteful edits of this open-channeling, from darkest oblivion we will summon and visit upon you horrors that even the evil in their frothing at the mouth and pescular eruptive nightmares could not possibly conceive." Jack Nicholson writing about Hunter S. Thompson, A Very Fine American, Rolling Stone, Issue 970, March 24, 2005
"A place apart from." He said he liked Iggy Pop and Credence just because they know how to drink and remain themselves. A rock journalist he explains he gets no pay, free records, girls or otherwise and the bribe of drugs to write patronizing stories. Honest and some good L.A. friends, the writer of the about 1973 stories who lies about his age as a fifteen-year old boy to get an adult writing position at the Rolling Stone he goes to the top. And at the last moment top bottoms back down. Straddling a New York minute, a split second later, goes to the top of the writing chart. His anger over the way a band-aid, groupie girl, gets thrown aside for the wife of Willie after the tour of the band ends, culminates with her asking why he didn't love her. Besides, the verdict clear, the dark headed wife admits she slept with every last single one of his band members after the small craft plane they fly from one gig nearly goes down. So, while Penney Lane, or Lady Goodman, the real and concealed name of the girl truly loved Mr. Miller, and the real wife of that particular rock star represented the poster child for loose loving woman of the year. One scene, before Lady (Kate Hudson) driven to overdose on qualudes and alcohol due to the immediate rejection of the man after his wife finally makes an appearance, no doubt everyone watching would completely agree that Willie should ditch his wife and marry Lady. "I need to see you face-to-face. Let's say all the things we never said. I'm coming to you this time," He finally said. ~ Willie
A vinyl film production of a Cameron Crowe film, Frances McDorman and Kate Hudson, the daughter of Goldie Hawn stars in the 2001 film based on the true story of the director of the film. A young boy fakes his age in order to write for the Rolling Stone magazine. He rubs his hand over the surface of Led Zeppelin, and the top of a Bob Dillon record album. "An entire generation of Cinderellas," entices one radio announcer at the opening of the large concert hall. To use the kinds of words that insinuate the world of rock music as a hobby, the writer admits, "I'm a journalist, I'm not a groupie." And although both job categories satisfy the justification of professional, one inspires and the other writes about that. As one older media worker promises the young boy and girl, "If you want to be a true friend, be honest and unmerciful," not to themselves. The members of the band of course as the journey of a thousand better groans takes the crew of the starship road concert around the country, Penney Lane and Stillwater, a film made band end up at the end, she in tow with Humble Pie, at a continental house on Sunset Strip. Speaking of the world, I am going to live in Morocco for one year. Do you wanna come? If you ever get lonely, just go to the record store and find your friends.
Swill merchants, though the others assure the boy. And as the Almost Famous Tour 73' rolls on down the road, a writer learns just by watching. The group buys a gate after one band member electrocuted by a lazy stage set-up zaps him. It only happens sometimes, but it is the concert hall who is at fault, he later advises one of the band members of the legal endemnity. But William Miller whose professor mother constantly advises the calm, mature together boy who does not get involved with the drama or party life of the band, just keeps to himself portrays himself as a young man who loves honest writing so much that he does not want to become the lawyer his mother wants him to become. Beth, the original band-aid from Denver shows up at about this time. "You have to be depressed to write a sad song. You have to be in love to write a love song." Less cliche' than that, the weakest link of the band, felt so because the leader of the band lied to him to make him feel bad at the pep talk, and told him more or less that his looks were going down. Later that night at a private local party, he yells out as if to deny the claim himself, "I am a golden god." Russell, the man at issue here does take some of the young journalist advice to work on those last words. But before the return trip to the hotel, the musician jumps from the house roof and into a waiting swimming pool. Why most films like this feel compelled to make a singer or musician smack cold water with clothes on every time also remains a mysterious and strange analogy. As a result, that the band sings the song on the way to another place while everyone joins in make Blue jean baby and seamstress for the band make a lot more sense.
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Pretty eyed, pirate smile, you'll marry a music man
Ballerina, you must have seen her dancing in the sand
And now she's in me, always with me, tiny dancer in my hand
Jesus freaks out in the street, handing tickets out for God. Turning back she just laughs, the boulevard is not that bad. Piano man he makes his stand, in the auditorium. Looking on she sings the songs, the word she knows, the tune she hums ~ Back at the newspaper, the editor barks that friendship is just the booze they feed you to get you to write a good music critique about them. At the same time, the complaint that it is all written on napkins, old stomped on envelopes found floating around on the street and bits and pieces of torn and ragged paper. The professor mother back at her college who raised her kids alone and with no dad after he died, lectures the students there about how when you meet someone, sometimes you just feel like you can't live without them. It's a part of the collective conscience from a past life. Suddenly she bursts out with the terror and fear statement that rock stars have kidnapped her son. While the real writer of the story here and the story he worked on wrote at the paper at the same time as Hunter S. Thompson, the mother also lectures that it is not too late for rock star Russell to become a person of substance. He worships you. ~ In Boston, three lovely ladies in the custody of Humble Pie, every one trying not to go home. Nobody wants to say goodbye. And as Robert Plant sings about crowds of people with flowers in their hair, nobody does just yet. The writer holds Penney Lane in his arms and just before she falls to the floor, he calls her his wife and pledges to go where he is the only man who has ever gone there before now does. Mojo and the cover of the magazine mean only one thing the year the film depicts. Eighteen slow minutes per average copy page of writing. The message loud and clear. Write what you want. He follows her down the runway of the airport after she almost dies of an overdose and as her plane hydroplanes just before takeoff, so does he. He puts one hand up against the glass just before her plane takes off. And as one tear glides down her cheek, she sees him. She was your biggest fan, and you threw her away. And I love her.


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Nov. 20, 2010
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ST. THOMAS, USVI - The University of Alabama men's basketball team fell to Iowa, 55-47, in the second round of the Paradise Jam Saturday night.
Junior forward JaMychal Green led the Crimson Tide (2-2) with 17 points and eight rebounds. Sophomore forward Tony Mitchell added 13 points and freshman guard Trevor Releford dropped in eight points and grabbed eight rebounds.
After an outstanding shooting performance in the first game of the tournament, Alabama connected on only 33.9 percent of its shots (19-of-56) from the field and 12.5 percent (2-of-16) from beyond the arc. The Tide was unable to overcome its poor shooting, especially with the balanced scoring attack of Iowa (2-2). The Hawkeyes had three players score in double figures led by freshman forward Zach McCabe who came off the bench with 13 points.
Alabama opened the game up by scoring the first seven points in the midst of a 13-3 run. Following the run, the Tide didn't make a field goal over the next ten minutes and Iowa took its first lead of the game with 5:04 left in the first half on a three-point field goal by sophomore guard Eric May. From that point, there were three ties and four lead changes down the stretch of the first half, ending in a 29-27 Iowa half-time lead.
Alabama's shooting woes continued in the second half as the Tide made only 30 percent of its shots (9-of-30) from the field and was 0-of-9 on three-point attempts following the break.
The Tide opened the second half on a dunk by Green to tie the game 29-29, however Iowa's next basket gave the Hawkeyes the lead for good. Alabama pulled within one on two Mitchell free throws with 12:17 remaining in the game, but that was as close as they would get the rest of the way.
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Well, we've got limited time since many will be impacted by the holidays. Is there an objection to settin the date as Saturday December 13? I think the following weekends really will be a problem. And don't forget, Malty will be hosting a Xmas drams tasting the weekend of December 6th.
That said, please select up to three distilleries for the final poll. I'm looking to turn these around quickly since we will likely be moving up to an earlier part of the month.


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Transfer and Re-admit Students: Advisement and Registration Information
Congratulations on your decision to attend Genesee Community College! If you are still planning on attending Genesee, the next step will be to register for classes. As a transfer or re-admit student you are not required to meet with an academic advisor and you may complete the online web registration process in Genesis.
If you wish to meet with an advisor prior to registration, advisors are available at each Campus Center and on the Batavia campus in the Advisement Center, room C222. Please call to schedule an appointment.
Register early for the best selection
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In this post, the OP requires finding a Fibonacci number having some divisibility property with Mathematica and Maxima. I
tired tried that Mathematica code on Mathematica 9.0 and it's still slow (about 100 seconds). Can we improve the Mathematica implemention?
fibRatio[a_, b_] := FullSimplify[Sum[Fibonacci[n + i], {i, 0, a}]/Fibonacci[n + b]]
Flatten[Table[{a, b, fibRatio[a, b]}, {a, 1, 10}, {b, 1, a}], 1],
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National Science Foundation has issued a special Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase IB award to Bacterial Robotics for the development on non-surgical methods for treating Cholesteatoma, benign tumors of the temporal bone, ear, and skull base that can cause deafness, dizziness, facial palsy, brain abscess, and meningitis.
According to Dr. Ravi Samy, MD, FACS, Bacterial Robotics' Chief Medical Officer, as well as the Director of the Neurotology Fellowship at the University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Director of the Adult Cochlear Implant Program, and Associate Professor of the Department of Otolaryngology."Skull-base tumors destroy hearing and can lead to death if untreated. We are also concerned about the high rates of recurrence that require repeatedly invasive, risky, and expensive surgeries.Residual cells may lead to recurrence rates as high as 10% in areas where the most sophisticated care is available. Recurrence rates above 70% in less economically developed regions of the world are not uncommon. Our effort is meant to be life-changing and life-saving."
The BactoBot (aka AuriBot(TM), is being developed to augment current skull-based surgical practices by "killing microscopic cholesteatoma cells remaining after surgery in order to reduce the high recurrence rates." Bacterial Robotics intends to provide an unannounced go-to-market expert firm with the resulting BactoBot oncolytic product that can be delivered to surgeons. who perform approximately 150,000 such operations per year at a cost of around $40,000 each,
For more information readers can check out the on Bacterial Robotics website at http://BacterialRobotics.com.


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Christmas, a Time of Joy
Spent fun times with my kids over the weekend and here is our collage of…
After having a few days of complete awesome warmth and sunshine it has now started to get cold again here in New Hampshire which has left me frustrated and wishing we can just skip Spring now and head into swimming weather. What I wouldn't give to be pool side watching the kids splash around in the pool. Now that I think about it, while pool season totally rocks, there are some concerns that occur with pool season being that I am a protective Mama and all; pool safety!
I get so nervous around pools with my children, the oldest has been swimming for many years but is still a beginner in many ways. Let's face it, no matter the age of your child, a pool can be a dangerous place and that is why you should take the following precautions to ensure that your child is safe during the Summer swimming season;
There are many simple, low cost ways to try to instill every bit of safety around the pool this Summer season. Whether you choose to utilize a fence, gate and/or pool cover for your pool alongside setting rules with the children, I wish you all a warm and sunshine Summer full of laughter and great family memory making moments!
We had a pool when we lived down south & I had no idea there were automaticcovers, that would have been sweet!
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You may not be ready to put on a full-fledged, 1000-mile classic car road rally like the Copperstate 1000 held each spring here in Arizona, but you can borrow an idea from the event's organizers that could spark some new interest in your local cruise-in or car show.
For the past few years, the Copperstate vintage rally has started its 1000-mile drive route not from a typical car show venue like the parking lot of a drive-thru restaurant or the parking lot of a local business or school, but from the warning track around the baseball diamond at Tempe Diablo Stadium, spring training home to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim team.
"The Field of Dreams: A Celebration of the Automobile" is the theme for the launch party/car show, and much more than the Copperstate cars are featured, though they get center stage and are arrayed around the baseball diamond - parked on the outfield grass and along both foul lines.
And while the Copperstate departure is the featured event, with the cars doing a lap around the field before heading out the gate and up the road, there's also a big cruise-in style car show for all sorts of vintage, classic, tuners, low riders, muscle, sports and racing cars.
Each year, a specific group is selected for featured parking places on the stadium's mezzanine. This year, those places were reserved for a "hot rod showcase" presented by the Arizona outlet of the famed So-Cal Speed Shop.
I think the idea could work in any community: an annual Field of Dreams car show held on a local ball diamond, whether it's a high school or Little League field in a small town or a minor or even major league stadium in a big city.
Private services
We tend to focus on the big car auctions, but the truth is that 80 percent of classic car transactions are done in private, away from the limelight of the big auction blocks. With that in mind, we note two new "private services" opportunities:
If you do, you'll want to be in the Milwaukee suburb of West Allis on July 9-10 for the 16th annual Millers at Milwaukee Vintage Indy Car event on the Milwaukee Mile track. The event features cars by the famed Harry Miller but includes all sorts of historic Indy racers.
"Millers at Milwaukee offers its participants exponentially more track time than other events," said Dana Mecum, classic car auction house head and president of the Harry A. Miller Club. "Car owners typically drive 50 to 100 laps on the famous Milwaukee Mile's oval race track, which is where Millers were originally designed to run in the first place. So if you really want to exercise your vehicle, this is your can't-miss event of the year!"
Speaking of Mecum, his 23rd annual Original Spring Classic auction will feature some 1,750 vehicles May 19-25 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, where the features will include Harley Earl's personal and very customized 1963 Chevrolet Corvette.
Speaking of old-time racing…
I can't help it - I have to share this from The Tailpipe, the newsletter of the Relics & Rods car club from Lake Havasu, Arizona:
"Back in the day in Seattle… during those occasional Friday or Saturday nights in the mid-1950s that the old Merc was running… it was down to Dick's Drive-In on the cheap for eleven cent burgers and fries, then a cruise to the Triple XXX Drive-In, not for the pricier food, but for the cruise and chick action that went non-stop till early morning hours.
"The Triple XXX was near a 1466 foot long, two lane tunnel to the Lake Washington Floating Bridge. Races began with casual banter, till one car owner would challenge another, 'Come on, man, let's do the tubes!'
"Cars would slowly ease out of the drive-in to avoid tipping off the police drinking their free coffee that a race was going down. Since there was an access ramp at the far end of the tunnel for traffic to get onto the bridge, several cars would head there to block that ramp and to see the end of the race. And then the race was on!
"Two cars staged, then burned rubber as they went through the gears, engines screaming with wide open headers echoing through the tunnel till they exited at terminal velocity onto the bridge marking the Seattle City Limits, and an escape to Mercer Island."
Got your own story from back in the day? If so, please send it along (see email address below).
Houston classics
Vehicles from the collections of R.E. Monical and John O'Quinn will be featured at the sixth annual Houston Classic Auction the last weekend of April/first weekend of May, at the Lakewood Yacht Club in Seabrook, Texas. In addition to some amazing classics, the catalog includes the Batmobile, Batskiboat and Batduck from the movie Batman Returns.
Pate Museum auction
RM Auctions has been retained to hold an auction to sell, without reserve, 43 vehicles from the Texas Pate Museum of Transportation. The collection and museum were assembled by Aggie Pate, former owner of the Texas Refinery Company, and his brother Sebert. The museum was in operation from 1969 until 2009.
"While it will be bittersweet to say goodbye to the collection, we look forward to sharing my father's legacy with other passionate enthusiasts," said Aggie Pate's daughter, Sharon.
Dana Point adds classic motorcycles
Organizers of the 28th annual Dana Point concours d'elegance will add classic motorcycles to their event, scheduled for June 27 at the St. Regis Resort in the California beach community. The motorcycles - 65 of them - will not be judged, but will be shown in categories ranging from American Production 1901-1929 to Competition 1950-1977.
Mark your calendar
23-25 - VCRA Ruffneck Rally, Ponca City, Oklahoma
23-25 - Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este, Lake Como, Italy
24-25 - RM auction at Novi, Michigan
30-May 1 - Houston Classic Auction, Lakewood Yacht Club, Seabrook, Texas
1 - RM auction at Monaco
14-16 - Kruse Spring at Auburn, Indiana
15-16 - Goodguys Orange County Get-Together, Costa Mesa, California
16-21 - New England 1000, Stowe, Vermont
19-23 - Dana Mecum's 23rd annual Original Spring Classic auction, Indiana State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis
21-23 - Goodguys Nashville Nationals, Nashville, Tennessee
4-6 - Goodguys Colorado Nationals. Loveland, Colorado
4-6 - VCRA Sugar Valley rally, Scottsbluff, Nebraska
5 - RM Pate Museum auction, Cresson, Texas
5-6 - Goodguys Summer Get-Together. Pleasanton, California
5-6 - Funfest for air-cooled Volkswagens, Mid America Motorworks, Effingham, Illinois
11-13 - Kruse/Leake at Tulsa, Oklahoma
11-13 - Goodguys Hot Rod Nationals, Indianapolis
12 - Fountain Valley Car and Truck Show, Fountain Valley, California (www.fvcarshow.com)
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At 13:31 -0500 12/30/02, Joe Abley wrote: >It might be worth mentioning that neither of these proposals touch the >base EPP spec. I don't see how privacy concerns should stop the base EPP >spec from proceeding, when it seems clear that their scope is limited to >the object binding specifications which deal with data. The crudest answer to this is that the IESG won't permit the documents to progress without addressing privacy concerns - whether or not the proposed solutions touch the base spec. That is why we must address the problem. -- -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Edward Lewis +1-703-227-9854 ARIN Research Engineer


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Animal Education and Rescue will be having an adoption event and bake sale this Saturday, March 27 at Petranek's Pharmacy in Libertyville.
Join the fun between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and maybe you'll even fall in love and bring home your forever friend.
April is Prevention of Animal Cruelty Month and Animal Education and Rescue's humane investigators will be presenting a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of animals that have suffered because of abuse and neglect.
The vigil will take place on Sunday, April 11 from 6:45 p.m. until 7:45 p.m. at Cook Park in downtown Libertyville. Invite everyone you know and make it a special evening for those pets who so desperately need our help.
If you have any questions, please contact Animal Education and Rescue at 847-816-0831 or email@example.com.
RSVP is not required.
Petranek's Pharmacy
426 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Libertyville, IL 60048
Cook Park
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Growing churches require growing pastors and leaders.
Leaders are learners.
Can't use same methods forever
New problems require new solutions.
Methods are many, principles are few, methods always change, principles never do.
What kept Moses out of the promise land..traditionalism and inflexibility- he was unwilling to change.
"Greatest enemy of progress is yesterday's success"
Fear of change is unfaithful..change requires faith.
Never stop learning
You need the right skills- work smarter not harder


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Between 1961 and 1973, musicians in Greenwich Village banded together to sing about the radical social upheaval of the time. Their music challenged the status quo by addressing taboo subjects: fighting for civil liberties, protesting the Vietnam War, and holding governments accountable. Featuring poignant interviews, Greenwich Village combines talking heads with archival footage and new live performances to tell a story about a community that created a generation-defining music. This 2012 release includes dozens of music luminaries, including Tom Chapin, Judy Collins, Steve Earle, José Feliciano, Arlo Guthrie, Kris Kristofferson, Don McLean, Michele Phillips, Pete Seeger, Carly Simon, and Peter Yarrow.
"Greenwich Village: The Music That Defined a Generation makes you wish you'd been there too, hearing it all for the first time." —www.o.canada.com


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Sheriff Grady Judd has introduced a new program designed to assist parents/caregivers of special needs family members. "Project Safe and Sound" was developed in partnership with a local mother of a special needs child. Crystle Feran expressed her concerns to PCSO Crime Prevention staff regarding the possible challenges she faces with her 6-year-old daughter. Through those discussions, Ms. Feran's "Project Safe and Sound" was put into motion.
"Project Safe & Sound" is a voluntary identification program that aids in the safe return of special needs children and adults.
The program is offered free to those who apply. Funding for Project Safe & Sound is provided through a partnership with:
Caregivers who wish to participate will be asked to complete an application/authorization form which requires specific information about the child or adult being registered.
After the information is entered, the special needs person will be issued a "Safe & Sound" bracelet, which includes an assigned number. The bracelet also includes emergency contact information engraved on the plate of the bracelet. Should a special needs child or adult wander off and is found, responding law enforcement personnel will be able to contact the PCSO and confirm the identity of the individual. First responders will be provided the caregiver's contact information so that the special needs person can be reunited with their caregiver.
Safe & Sound Application/Authorization Form - Print this form
1. Download and print this form.
2. Fill out completely.
3. Mail the form to:
Polk County Sheriff's Office
1891 Jim Keene Blvd
Winter Haven, FL 33880
Attn: Heather Strafford
Polk County Sheriff's Office
1891 Jim Keene Blvd
Winter Haven, FL 33880
Attn: Heather Strafford
If you have any questions, contact Heather Strafford at 863-298-6679.


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Mt. Evans/Pro-Women's Purse Update
Submitted by Katie Macarelli on
To: The Colorado Cycling Community
From Deirdre Moynihan,
Ride Director, Mt. Evans
We have publicized throughout the year that if we get more than 19 SW Pro 1/2 racers we would provide a $3000 payout (or if less than that it would be $1500). This is in contrast to the $5000 men's payout. We have marketed it extensively to women, provided discounts to women's teams, reached out to WCA and we still just have 6 women registered for the Pro race. We are disappointed in these numbers, but we will keep trying next year to increase that field and ultimately provide an equal prize. We operate on a tight budget so our payouts are a big deal. So instead, we will use these funds to reward the juniors that are taking the challenge with some extra perks. We'll also recognize the Gran Fondo - which has the bulk of the women that are registered. I understand that we may receive some serious flack about this but feel I must make decisions for the fiscal health of the event. If by chance we get 20+ riders up to July 20th, we change it back to $3000.
Deirdre Moynihan
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Still two weeks to go, but
Submitted by Roadie (not verified) on
Might have over estimated number of Women racers. Don't ever see it topping 20 riders. If it goes over 10, that would be an improvement. Just not that many 1-2 women to market it too.
SW Pro-1-2 Numbers over the last few years.
2010 - 12
2011 - 10
2012 - 6
2013 - 6
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I have seen this with Bannock
Submitted by Rebecca (not verified) on
I have seen this with Bannock. In the past they have had very large purses for the P12 Women and the number of entries did not justify the amount of the purse. We women always complain about the lack of prize money in the P12 categories and when a promotor steps up like they did for Mt. Evans, we don't show up.
We either need to start participating in numbers that justify our demands for higher purses or we need to stop complaining.
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Purse should always be some
Submitted by td (not verified) on
Purse should always be some fixed amount plus some fixed % per entry for EVERY pro category
Something like $500 + 10%/entry*number of riders in that category.
This is the MOST fair payout system for all categories plus in encourages current riders to recruit more racers.
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Always a fixed amount??
Submitted by Jeff (not verified) on
Why does there need to be a 'fixed' base amount at all? Why not just have a percentage of total entry fees for the category? What could change is the percentage split for each place and how deep the field is paid.
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Center Line, Sterling Heights, Warren
Class of 2014 celebrates, looks toward the future
By Maria Allard
Posted June 18, 2014
WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS/CENTER LINE — Their high school years went by in a flash, and now is the time to celebrate and reflect the accomplishments of the Class of 2014.
Educators, family members and friends of this year's graduating seniors came together at various commencement ceremonies in early June to honor the students receiving high school diplomas who are getting ready to embark on their bright futures.
In Warren Consolidated Schools, there were 416 Warren Mott High School graduates, 358 Cousino High School graduates, 296 Sterling Heights High School graduates and 88 students who earned their diplomas from Community High School.
WCS Superintendent Robert Livernois called this time of year one of his favorites.
"I wish the graduates well in their endeavors and encourage them to pursue what interests them because the best job is the one you like," Livernois said. "I am proud of the work our staff has done preparing students for their future and am proud of students for reaching this milestone."
Between all four high schools, students received a total of $22.4 million in scholarship money.
Pomp and circumstance was also felt in Fitzgerald Public Schools as 174 Fitzgerald High School seniors earned enough credits to be called graduates. FHS Principal Carl Shultz called this time of year "bittersweet."
"I always tell our graduating seniors that there is an incredibly large world out there and that they should never settle for something less than their dream," Shultz said. "I truly enjoy the aspect of graduation and seeing our students leave for future endeavors. However, it is very difficult to know that I will not be seeing our graduates in the hallways and classrooms each day."
Typically, 80 percent of the FHS graduates enter a post-secondary program. Although final totals weren't available at press time, at last count FHS students earned $500,000 in scholarships to colleges across the country.
"We will have a higher number by fall 2014," Shultz said.
This is the district's last year for its alternative high school program known as FLEX, from which 23 students graduated. Due to budget cuts, FLEX is closing this year and the alternative high school students can now enroll in an online program.
A total of 163 Center Line High School seniors crossed the stage June 6 at Bethesda Christian Church in Sterling Heights to receive their well-deserved high school diplomas. Superintendent Eve Kaltz advised the students to take time to celebrate the milestone and reflect on the success and hard work that it took to get to this point.
"I would suggest that they carefully plan their future and follow that dream," Kaltz said. "It is a bittersweet time of year as we prepare to watch our seniors grow up and move out into the world, but at the same time, we have the joy of having tiny little people coming in to begin their educational journey with us."
At press time, CLHS students were offered $1.09 million in scholarship money. According to the My College Options report — a nonprofit educational research organization — a survey of the Center Line students indicated that 30.4 percent plan to pursue a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) career versus 25.5 percent nationally. The survey indicated 41 percent will be the first in their family to attend college and 94.7 percent of respondents said they plan to attend a four-year institution.
There were 129 Lincoln High School graduates this year in Van Dyke Public Schools. According to the district's Facebook page, 13 students graduated from the adult education program.
A total of 240 Warren Woods Tower High School graduated in 2014.
About the author
Staff Writer Maria Allard covers the school districts of Center Line, Fitzgerald, Van Dyke, Warren Consolidated and Warren Woods, and Macomb Community College for the Warren Weekly newspaper. She also covers the City of Grosse Pointe Woods and the Grosse Pointe Public Schools System for the Grosse Pointe Times newspaper. Allard has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Wayne State University, and she is in love with the Rolling Stones.
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For Immediate Release - August 29, 2000
Anastasia Burton / Governor's Office
(406) 444-5523
Rorie Hanrahan / DES
(406) 841-3171
HELENA - Governor Marc Racicot today signed a request for federal disaster assistance for individuals, agricultural producers, and businesses impacted by this year's severe wildfires. The request was forwarded today to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for review. The Governor's request, which he asked to be expedited, will be forwarded from FEMA to President Clinton for approval.
"We are exploring every possible avenue of assistance that we can find for Montanans who have been placed in harm's way by this year's wildfires," said Governor Racicot. "We will continue to work diligently to bring aid to our neighbors as quickly as possible."
Possible areas of assistance may include grants and low-interest loans to individuals, agricultural producers, and other business owners affected by the wildfires.
"Disaster programs won't make people whole for their underinsured or uninsured personal or business losses. The programs are a basic safety net to help people begin the recovery process," said Jim Greene, administrator of State Disaster and Emergency Services. If the request is approved, information and assistance will be available to help Montanans register for disaster assistance programs, each which have eligibility requirements.
Eligible areas to date mentioned in today's request include: Lincoln, Flathead, Sanders, Lake, Mineral, Missoula, Powell, Ravalli, Granite, Deer Lodge, Silver Bow, Lewis & Clark, Meagher, Broadwater, Jefferson, Beaverhead, Madison, Park, Gallatin, and the Flathead Indian Reservation.


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If anything can be said about the 34th Annual Brit Awards, the fashions audiences witnessed on the English red carpet were certainly interesting. The Brit Awards were held at the O2 Center in London, England on February 19th. The atmosphere appropriately emitted a pop-punk rock-grunge vibe as celebrities gathered together to celebrate the British industry's pop music awards, which are held annually. The Brit Awards are definitely noteworthy, since London is one of the major fashion powerhouses of the apparel, jewelry, handbag, and accessory industries.
This year, the Arctic Monkeys and One Direction cleaned house as far as trophies were concerned. American singer and actress, Beyonce, performed "XO" at the ceremony. Katy Perry lit up the stage during her Egyptian themed performance of "Dark Horse." International audiences enjoyed the high energy performances throughout the ceremony. The event was hosted by British film and television star, James Corden.
The British jewelry company, Duepunti, held the prestigious honor of being the official jewelry supplier to the 2014 Brit Awards "goodie bags" received by celebrities in attendance with their line of "Duepunti Unconventional Diamonds." The bracelets in the goodie bags were definitely unique- stars received red, white, and blue silicone bracelets embellished with a single white diamond. The bracelets fashioned from the unorthodox medium were advertised to the public at a price of 70 British pounds, or around $117.00 in US dollars, each.
Make sure to check out our "2014 Brit Awards Jewelry Showcase" to view the Duepunti bracelets received by celebrities, as well as jewelry fashion highlights of the evening.
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Beyonce's Lorraine Schwartz Earrings
Beyonce was stunning as always in her sequined teal Vrettos Vrettakes gown, complimented by her Lorraine Schwartz diamond earrings. We remember these gems from last month's Grammy Awards ceremony.
Rita Ora's Cocktail Rings and Cuff Bracelets
Fashionistas adored Rita Ora's choice of ensemble for the evening gala. Ora sported an eye popping banana yellow Prada gown. Emerald toned stones lined the straps of the gown, giving it a colorful appeal. Ora's chunky cocktail rings and gold cuff bracelets surely did the flamboyant gown justice.
Katy Perry's Bracelet and Ensemble
Not only was Katy Perry wow audiences with her Cleopatra style costume during her performance of "Dark Horse," but she enamored viewers with her off-stage wardrobe selection as well. Within hours of the conclusion of the ceremony, Perry's gown was the chatter of British social media. Perry's fashion forward gown debuted last week on the runways and was designed by Julien MacDonald. Most viewers didn't notice Perry's matching cuff bracelet, but we certainly did!
Kate Moss' Earrings and Bracelet
Many viewers were riled up over Kate Moss' decision to wear David Bowie's playsuit as she accepted an award on Bowie's behalf for "British Male Solo Artist." However, Bowie wasn't concerned, as he supported Moss' choice prior to the ceremony. Bowie originally wore the playsuit, which features playful rabbits, in 1972.
The most interesting thing about Moss' version of the "Rabbit Suit" was her selection of jewelry. Moss donned a pair of demure drop earrings and a colorful metallic cuff bracelet. The jewelry meshed well with the suit without overpowering the design.
Lily Allen's Earrings
Lily Allen's sequined black frock and macaroni yellow Chanel clutch received negative reviews from most fashion critics. The diamond chandelier earrings unsuccessfully attempted to pull the mismatched ensemble together.
Allen must not have been a fan, either, since she ditched the outfit altogether for a beautiful rainbow sequined House of Holland gown, chunky cocktail rings, and a lavender manicure. The House of Holland gown debuted on fashion runways last week.
Duepunti Unconventional Diamonds
"Duepunti Unconventional Diamonds" was the chosen jeweler for the 2014 Brit Awards. Celebrities in attendance received a goodie bag including the red, white, and blue silicone bracelets featuring a single diamond. The bracelets retailed individually online for about $117 USD each.


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Posted on Monday, April 29, 2013 by Chris Bliss
It was a CCA lovefest at the AIA San Francisco Design Awards 2013 on Thursday evening, April 25.
Every year AIASF and the local architectural community gather to celebrate exceptional projects. The gala honors the best of Bay Area architectural design and recognizes achievement in a broad range of architectural work.
CCA Architecture faculty, students, and alumni did extremely well, receiving 10 awards, including six out of seven of the Interior Architecture Awards:
- Three Honor Awards to IwamotoScott (Faculty: Craig Scott)
- Honor Award to Min/Day (Faculty: E.B. Min)
- Merit Award to Christopher Haas (Faculty)
- Citation Award to Jones / Haydu (Faculty: Hulett Jones)
Our students and alumni also won three out of four Unbuilt Architecture Awards, which is a professional (and not a student) category:
- Honor Award to Matt Adams (MArch 2011) for his thesis project
- Merit Award to Aubrey Davidson (MArch 2013) and Anesta Iwan (BArch 2013) for their Comprehensive Building Design project from fall 2012
- Citation Award to Liz Lessig (MArch 2012) for her thesis project from spring 2012
CCA Director of Campus Planning David Meckel also received a commendation / special achievement award. He was honored for "connecting architects and designers, young and old, building bridges across the generations and the design disciplines" and for his mentorship of young architects and designers.


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I'm happy to announce a new library, "netpbm", a full implementation of the netpbm image formats (PPM, PGM, PBM) in pure Haskell. The P*N formats describe themselves as "as easy as possible"; they mainly consist of dimensions + uncompressed data and are used especially in between graphics programs, e.g. between ImageMagick and its ghostscript part as well as in ffmpeg. There are six formats (bitmap, greyscale, color, each of them coming in binary and ASCII variants). This parses all of them. The main focus of this library is *pedantic* adherence to the spec (http://netpbm.sourceforge.net/doc/pbm.html) - in fact I claim that all implementations out there do not properly implement the spec correctly, not even the netpbm project itself. I have not properly verified this yet, but my library can parse valid PPM files that don't display in my image viewer (which is built on top of the C library in question). To be honest, one cannot really blame anybody for this since netpbm allows pretty insane things (such as comments inside numeric literals) and its claim to be simple is absolutely hilarious. haskell-netpbm is backed by an extensive test suite that checks its compatibility with images created by common programs (GIMP, convert), public data sets, and random pictures I found on the Internet. It is built using attoparsec. You can find it on http://hackage.haskell.org/package/netpbm Any contributions in form of code, tests images or claims that I don't(Continue reading)


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I installed Ubuntu 11.10 recently. After the first bootup the computer freezes so I have to force-quit my computer.
Then I turned on my computer after that. I tried connecting to the internet. My (and my neighbor's) wireless networks shown up, but no matter how many times I tried, I can't connect to my home network. I checked the password and the other laptop's internet works (a MacBookPro). It was a wireless network.
What's weird is that the Wireless network worked when I was installing ubuntu
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TC TO MACVEY NAPIER; 28 April 1832; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18320428-TC-MN-01; CL 6:148-150.
Craigenputtoch, Dumfries, 28th April 1832
My Dear Sir,
If it can gratify any wish of yours, I shall very readily undertake that little piece on Byron: but it will be tacente Minervâ, without inward call; nor indeed am I sure that you have fixed on the right man for your object.
In my mind, Byron has been sinking at an accelerated rate, for the last ten years, and has now reached a very low level: I should say too low, were there not a Hibernicism involved in the expression. His fame has been very great, but I see not how it is to endure; neither does that make him great. No genuine productive Thought was ever revealed by him to mankind; indeed no clear undistorted vision into anything, or picture of anything; but all had a certain falsehood, a brawling theatrical insincere character. The man's moral nature too was bad, his demeanour, as a man, was bad. What was he, in short, but a huge sulky Dandy; of giant dimensions, to be sure, yet still a Dandy; who sulked, as poor Mrs Hunt expressed it[,] "like a schoolboy that had got a plain bunn given him instead of a plum one."1 His Bunn was nevertheless God's Universe with what Tasks are there; and it had served better men than he. I love him not; I owe him nothing; only pity, and forgiveness: he taught me nothing that I had not again to forget.
Of course, one could not wilfully propose to astonish or shock the general feeling of the world; least of all, in a quiet Dictionary of Arts and Sciences.2 Indeed, I suppose nothing is wanted but a clear legible Narrative, with some little summing-up, and outline of a Character, such as a deliberate man may without disgrace in after times be found to have written down in the year 1832. Whether you dare venture to have his spirit traceable in it, I must now leave you to judge; adding only (if that be necessary) that you are freely left; that I can in no wise esteem it a slight or a disadvantage, should you see good, as perhaps I might do in your case, to employ some other hand.
If, on the contrary, you still persist, then be so good as transmit me your copy of Moore's Life of Byron3 (the second volume of which I have never seen), and word along with it, How many Edinburgh Review pages three or four of the Encyclopedia make. If the Parcel can be in Dumfries about Wednesday come a week, it will not have to lie; I shall be going down to Annadale about that time; will return with it hither, and hope to send back both your Book and the Article before you return to London: somewhat earlier if necessary.
The Cornlaw Rhymes has given some foolish trouble: it had better stay here yet a while and go with the rest. So much for business.
You will find the Literary World of London, and indeed all the worlds of it in a very wonderful condition; too like what Ephraim Jenkinson described long ago: "the World, my Dear Sir, is in its dotage."4 Heaven send it a speedy recovery, or quiet death!
Wishing you a happy journey and a happy return,
I remain always, / My dear Sir, / faithfully Your's /
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Hello fellow Palinistas
Yes. Join TPN then sign in using with email address and password. A button will appear in the upper right that says "join group". Push that and voila. Now I have an "invite button where the "join" button used to. Not sure what to do with that. It keeps telling me I have no friends. It makes me very sad.
Do you have to join TPN before you can join?
Steve, do you remember enough to show the other how to get in? I don't!
Hey, I'm a member. It took a while, but I just kept pushin' buttons till somethin' worked.
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In her last message to her parents before she was killed in a helicopter crash Saturday, a 25-year-old Scottsdale woman texted them, "I love you!!!"
The gesture was typical of the loving nature of Brynne Smith, a grieving family friend said Sunday.
Smith, a Saguaro High School graduate, was one of two people killed about noon Saturday when a helicopter returning from Sedona crashed 60 miles north of Phoenix, family friends said Sunday.
Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board authorities Sunday began investigating the crash that destroyed the helicopter, according to the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office, which was also on scene.
Debris from the privately-owned aircraft scattered as far as half a mile away, according to Sheriff's Office spokesman Dwight D'Evelyn. Witnesses told officials they'd seen flames and black smoke.
Authorities have not confirmed the identities of those slain in the accident, but friends of Smith's parents said Sunday that she had died with a man who was also a friend of the family. He has not been named.
The helicopter was a UH-1 and registered to a Cave Creek address, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Sheila Luber, whose daughter grew up with Smith, said the family is devastated about the loss.
"From the time she was a little girl, Brynne's greatest joy was scuba diving with her father in exotic locales. With her mother, Brynne shared a love of movies, bingo, happy hours and shopping," Luber wrote. "From an early age, Brynne displayed a flair for fashion and a gift of good taste. And, yes, she loved animals, especially her beautiful brindle boxer, Jax."
Family members asked that contributions be made in the name of Brynne Smith to the Arizona Humane Society.
Smith, who worked as an administrative assistant at Colony America, was enrolled at the University of Phoenix, Luber said.
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(c) To generations born, but misinformed- Ras cardo.
One of the questions that people will readily ask of me is: Where do you think reggae(i.e the music) , is heading?
For those who may know some truths about this message music, and have come to like it for whatever reason, this is a question that they can answer for themselves. For the light of truth dwells within each man to either accept or to reject.
You can have those who will criticize, ostracize, cynicise, or even philosophize, about anyone or anything, but Jah truth will never change.
When I say Jah truth, an example that is readily seen or understood by most is this: The sun is always shining whether you can see it or not. The rain is either falling or it is not. Things of truth which you can deny or accept will not change because of your feelings about them, or about the messengers who delivers them. I may not like the post man, but I like the mail he delivers to me. Jah truth never changes. it is the same, yesterday, today, and forever!
Sometimes one has to know just where to look to find what they need.
In today's world of mass communication and flow of information/misinformation powered by the technology, truth can be hidden in places where you would have to know how to find it and bring it to the surface in revelation. A mirage may look true from a distance until you finally reach the spot.
With so many deceptions in the struggle of good over evil, it is easy for some to get totally lost in the fight. A most beautiful plant may be a deadly and dangerous plant. Black ice may be on the road, but if you continue speeding you will find the truth for yourself as to its presence and consequences.
The attackers of reggae truths as revealed by the messengers of the music will never end. Jah spiritual truths will become like wax melting in the fire. Jah truth burns the evil intentions of the wicked. The universal struggle will always be- that of good over evil, and good will prevail.
Mis-educating, mis-informing, mis-conceptions and deceptions rules the pillars of evil men, but reggae is like a small axe which cuts down a large tree.
So much has been unleashed unto the internet that those who have no recourse to finding truth will remain forever in the darkness of deceptions.
Reggae has been showing the youths where and how to find Jah truth. Those who listen and learn will know how to. Those who want others to bring it to them on a platter may never know how to partake of it.
To a generation born but misinformed, I must ask: where have you been looking? Whom have you been following? Reggae is not like twitter. Reggae is the truth of Jah light which when shining on you makes you glitter. It makes you fitter in the fight of good over evil.
In all my works and my writings I have brought you truth about the matters which I address. There has been no attempt to sugar coat, deceive, or mislead anyone as to the facts that I described on the issues I discuss and share with those who care to learn.
This is the year 2013- and class is dismissed. Those who fail to graduate will have to deal with their own fate. I have spoken, the reggae messengers have spoken, Jah truths have been sent to the peoples all over the world. Those who cared not to learn will only have to wait and see how Jah fire will continue to burn.
To generations born, but mislead, my late great mother always said," be very careful just how and where you spread your bed."- Mama Scott. May her soul find eternal rest in Jah kingdom. May all those messengers gone before us find the peace in Jah kingdom as prepared for those who have done Jah works.(c) Ras Cardo speaks.


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Volume: 23 Issue: 6 (June 2000)
REVIEWS: Wacom PL-400 LCD monitor doubles as graphics tablet
One of the most vexing problems of computer graphics remains one of interactivity. A 10-cent pencil still has a better interface than most computers I've used: Press harder and the line gets darker. Angle the pencil and the line gets wider. Computers still have a long way to go in this regard. One of the biggest problems for artists is one of visual disconnect, meaning that you draw on a tablet or with the mouse, but have to look at a CRT screen in a completely different location. This messes with the visual hand/eye coordination that we've spent most of our lives developing. Many digital artists have become used to the disconnect, but only out of sheer necessity.
Wacom has tried to bridge this gap with its second-generation PL-400 graphics tab let. The device is a flat-screen LCD monitor mated with a pressure-sensitive Wacom tablet. The screen doubles as the drawing surface, which eliminates the visual disconnect. It's the closest thing to a digital version of pencil and paper you can get today.
The PL-400 allows artists to draft, design, and doodle directly on the monitor screen.
The tablet is 11.7 by 13.7 inches with an 8- by 10.7-inch screen (13.4-inch diagonal.) The whole thing is about 1.5 inches deep. On the back of the device is a foldout stand that allows it to be used vertically, like a monitor, or fold down, where it can be used horizontally as a tablet.
The PL-400 has a thick cable that plugs into a little junction box, which, in turn, has three plugs-one for power, another for the serial (or USB) connection, and a third for the monitor connection. This last plug is a DFP connector, which connects the LCD screen digitally to the video card. Most standard video cards support only analog 15-pin SVGA connectors, not the newer DFP connectors. This means you probably need a special video card for use with the PL-400. The one I used was made by ATI, and several other vendors also make cards with this connector. Check Wacom's Web site for a complete list of supported cards. The system also comes with a DFP-to-DVI converter for use with other graphics cards.
I tested the tablet first with MetaCreations Painter and Adobe Systems' Photoshop. Both these applications worked flawlessly. The pen was responsive and the pressure sensitivity quite good. Tracking was excellent-the cursor always re mained under the pen (though this is more the result of a fast CPU than the tablet.) The pen is battery-less, which makes it light and easy to use. An "eraser" on the top side of the pen worked well in both applications. The pen also has a two-way rocker switch on the barrel, which simulates a right mouse click.
I soon became addicted to drawing on the tablet. I even found myself doodling-something I normally do with pencil and paper, but rarely on a computer. My three-year-old son picked up the pen and started drawing on the tablet and became so enthralled that he wouldn't give back the pen. It shows just how easy to use and compelling this technology can be.
As cool as this tablet is, I wish it were bigger. The PL-400's 13-inch screen seems small compared to a 21-inch monitor. I think it would probably be best used as a second monitor. This means you should probably set it up under Windows 2000 or Mac OS, since Windows 98 and NT both have lackluster support for dual-monitor configurations. Another option would be to dedicate an entire system to the tablet. Another problem is that the LCD displays only 262,144 colors, as opposed to the 16 million of a standard graphics display. This deficiency shows up in areas such as fine color gradients, which can exhibit banding and other artifacts.
One last downfall was that none of the supported video cards seemed to have decent OpenGL support. This is probably not much of a concern for most people who would use this product-folks who like to draw and paint in 2D-but it would be nice to use this with 3D applications as well. The ATI graphics card provided worked pretty well with Painter3D, but failed miserably with Maya Artisan, a package that relies heavily on OpenGL. It would be nice if Wacom officially supported a 3D card such as the Intense3D Wildcat, which has excellent 3D performance as well as an optional DVI connector.
These problems are certainly minor compared to the tablet's biggest advantage, which is its completely addicting interface. The tablet would be perfect for anyone who spends large amounts of time drawing or painting on a computer. I certainly hope Wacom continues to expand and improve upon this very cool and promising product.
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As we reported last week, Dave Lagana is headed to TNA Impact Wrestling as the company's Director of Creative Writing.
While the title may sound catchy, I'm told he is not part of the weekly Impact Wrestling TV show and will be working in a different department that will be in charge of the company's expansion plans in India as well as the All Wheels Wrestling project that began taping last summer. Lagana will report directly to Senior Vice President of Programming and Talent Relations Bruce Prichard.
Sources with knowledge of Lagana's hiring tell me he basically got the job because "everyone approached wasn't interested." I'm told TNA officials once again reached out to Paul Heyman and Kevin Sullivan.
As for the ever changing power struggle in upper TNA management, I'm told neither Hulk Hogan nor Eric Bischoff were consulted before a final decision was made regarding the hiring of Lagana. They were reportedly surprised as sources close to the duo tell me they see Lagana as "kind of a goof." Prichard was in favor of the hiring because he doesn't see Lagana as a threat to his power. Lagana isn't known for being politically-aggressive backstage so was considered a "safe hire."


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On Wednesday, June 29, President Obama said the United States stands with the people of Turkey after Tuesday's suicide bombing at Istanbul's Atatürk Airport.
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Life is short.
Disease, unfortunate accidents, natural disasters, etc. the list is endless when it comes to ways of dying.
Life is precious.
Live each day as if it is your last. Wake up each day with positive thoughts no matter what your situation is there are others out there that are much worse off then you could even imagine.
It is not too late, sit down in a quite place and clear your mind of all negativity. Think about what you really want to do in this life time. Have pen and paper with you and start writing all your dreams and wishes to do list down on the paper.
Write any and everything you can think of whether it costs money like a trip to Paris or no money at all like watching a sunrise or sunset with the one you love.
Even if you don't have the money today you might have it in the months to come, or opportunity may knock like a job on a cruise ship to France or that special place you want to visit.
Whatever it is you desire, however big or small, if you wait too long it may be too late so start your bucket list today.