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I have been running a site on the blogger platform for the past 5 years. I was using the option of hosting the site on my own server, publishing via FTP. My server is running ColdFusion, so I decided to take advantage of that. I created Coldfusion custom tags that provided additional functionality and included those in many of may posts -- to be clear, the body of my posts. Google decided to shut off access to this FTP publishing option. I took that news as an excuse to move to WordPress. Now I have to figure out what to do about all of those ColdFusion tags in my posts.
I'd like to not loose the functionality provided by the custom tags I have embedded into my posts. My primary question is what's the best way to add functionality to a PHP site using custom tags? My initial plan was to try parsing the page to find the tags, then write a PHP class to basically mimic the functionality that was provided by the Coldfusion file. I don't know much about PHP, so I'm not sure what tools or libraries are out there to facilitate that. Or if it's just a foolish idea. These are not well formed XML files, so I need something fairly robust.
I use the following tag:
<cf_taglinks>Tag1, Tag2, Tag3</cf_taglinks>
to generate a series of
Tag# elements that link to technorati or whatever I decide (thus the benefit of having a custom tag - very easy to change behaviors). The solution for this problem could really be able to handle any link, so if I have a
<stackoverflowLink post="3944091"/> tag, I should be able to translate that into
Stackoverflow Question: 3944091


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In Horror: Night and Blood, Witches' Night can have surprising events for who is alone, far from home. The chief character of this adventure tale will learn it at his own expense.
This is an interactive tale, your chooses will influence on events. Mind it, how this tale ends it will depend only on you!
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Can't get to the Olympics that are putting you in the mood to ski or snowboard? Well check out this news: Whistler, B.C. has reported two feet of new snow in the last seven days and is ready to welcome Olympic wannabes with winter vacation packages.
Whistler received more than a foot of snowfall (35 centimetres or 14 inches) in the last 24 hours, rounding out the seven-day total to 50 centimetres (20 inches) and pushing the alpine base to 173 centimetres (68 inches). The forecast is calling for another 38 centimetres (15 inches) of snow to blanket the alpine between today and Saturday.
With all the fresh snow, The Whistler Insider gives you tips on how to ski like a local.
The snowfall comes as Whistler celebrates the 2014 Olympic Winter Games with daily broadcast viewings on the big screen at Whistler Olympic Plaza, additional Fire & Ice shows at Skiers' Plaza (February 13, 16, 20, 23 and 27), Games edition Family Après at Whistler Olympic Plaza (February 12, 17 and 19) and Luge and Bobsleigh demos and activities. Guests are also invited to a special breakfast on Saturday, February 15 from 9-11 a.m. at Whistler Olympic Plaza, where Whistler's own Olympian Julia Murray will serve her Jules Fuel cereal (along with pancakes and bacon). Breakfast is by donation to the Whistler Mountain Ski Club. The detailed list of activities and events is available at http://www.whistler.com/olympics-2014/
In addition to the Winter Games fun, Whistler has a non-stop lineup of events throughout February, March and April.
Some of the highlights include:
• Luge Canada Cup until February 15 at the Whistler Sliding Centre
• Park Rider Ski and Snowboard slopestyle event on Whistler Blackcomb February 16 and March 23
• the BC Winter Games Biathlon and Cross Country events at Whistler Olympic Park February 21 to 22
• Whistler Blackcomb's Ski and Snowboard Snowcross February 22 to 23
• Sigge's P'ayakentsut cross country ski event at Whistler Olympic Park February 22-23
• King of the Rail on March 1 and 8
• Biathlon Series Event at Whistler Olympic Park on March 2
• BC Bobsleigh and Skeleton Provincial Championships at Whistler Sliding Centre March 15 to 16
• BC Luge Association Championships at Whistler Sliding Centre March 15 to 16
• Canadian Alpine Championships on Whistler Mountain March 19 to 26
• National Championships for Ski Jumping and Nordic Combined March 27 to 29 at Whistler Olympic Park
• Woppet cross country ski event at Whistler Olympic Park March 30
• and of course the legendary -- and not-to-be-missed -- annual World Ski and Snowboard Festival April 11-20
For a comprehensive list of all of Whistler's winter events, visit www.whistler.com/events.
Winter packages offer accommodation and activity options with Whistler winter stay and ski packages offering savings of up to 30 percent. Create your own Winter Games experience with the Whistler Olympic Experience package, featuring five nights' accommodation, three-day lift tickets and a bobsleigh or skeleton experience. The Whistler Romance Package, featuring accommodation, lift tickets, sleigh ride and fondue and Scandinave Spa bath access starts at $177 per person, per night.
If You're Going: Whistler-based travel consultants at whistler.com can customize vacation packages, taking care of flights, ground transportation, accommodation and activities. Or, call 1.800.WHISTLER (1.800.944.7853) to request a no-obligation quote.
About Whistler
Whistler is located in Canada's Coast Mountains 120 kilometres (75 miles) north of Vancouver, British Columbia. Consistently rated the top ski resort in North America, Whistler was the Host Mountain Resort of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. The resort offers an extensive range of accommodations totaling 10,000 bedrooms among 24 hotels as well as townhomes, condos, B&Bs and chalets. Whistler also boasts more than 100 restaurants and bars, 200 retail shops, 25 spas and countless activity options from world-renowned skiing and snowboarding, mountain biking and golf, to hiking, rock climbing, and watersports. The Resort Municipality of Whistler is home to a diverse community of more than 10,000 permanent residents.


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Release Date: 2005-07-29 (Limited)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 26min
A successful author, Liz, searches for her daughter, Rachel, in the Sinai Desert. Although her daughter objects, Liz remains at the beach and meets a Bedouin storyteller, who relays the unusual love story of Leila -- a Western tourist -- and the son of a Bedouin Sheik named Najim. Their relationship is torn apart when Leila is exposed to a female circumcision ceremony.
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Originally Posted by cycopath25
Tasted them both when we did the Boulevard Brewery Tour during the Big XII tournament and they weren't too bad.
Looking forward to giving those a try! I'm a big Boulevard fan, especially their famous wheat beer. Another of my favorites is 80 acre.
Their Mid-Coast IPA tasting room beer is awesome.
Originally Posted by scottie33
Tasted them both when we did the Boulevard Brewery Tour during the Big XII tournament and they weren't too bad.
Same here. The Radler isn't really my style. The ESB wasn't bad.
Originally Posted by cycopath25
Does the ginger beer leave you with a disappointing sense of unrealized potential?
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Triangular Log Cabin Pincushion Tutorial
Posted by Cindy on Friday, March 9th, 2012
Today's pincushion is by Jeni of In Color Order and is called Triangular Log Cabin Pincushion using Woodland Tails fabric.
Visit Cutting Corners College to see the entire tutorial.
This is adorable, such a cute shape! Will have to make some of these for gifts for fellow quilters..thanks for the tutorial.by Dianne Mitzel
March 09th, 2012 at 5:02 p.m.
This recipe is terrific! Made it with my mom yesterday and it was perfect! It turned out what we expect. If you are looking for more tasty and delicious recipes -- Now is the right time to make one just watch the videos and follow list of recipes at gourmandia and gourmetrecipe for more exciting and delectable recipes. Have fun!!by Brandy
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May 18, 2013
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Head Coach Patrick Murphy
Opening Statement:
"Just a great game - we came out with two runs in the first inning on speed alone. They come back and get good at-bats and get a two-run homerun [from Katrina Metoyer] and put three up and the same kid hits a key shot. I think our competitiveness came through in the bottom of the third with three hits and I think it was one of the best innings that we have had in terms of passing it down the line - everybody just did what they needed to do. I think we had three sacrifice flies in the game, which is something we haven't had very much at all this year and I preach it all the time - it's a good thing. And then we just made enough pitches at the end."
#1 Kayla Braud, OF
On the first inning:
"We have been talking about sacrifice flies this week and practicing it. Before the game Haylie McCleney was saying `you can hit away, you can do it,' and Coach Murphy was telling me, `hit away, you can do it.' My thought process is I'm not taking the biggest cut possible, it's just getting it out of the infield, that's the main thing. A sac fly would be perfect, line drive in the gap would be good, hard ground ball up the middle - whatever it takes. I just wanted to square up, get it done and I knew a run would score. That's just preparation. Like Andrea Hawkins said, we have been working all week on finding ways to score and I was so proud of the team today for being able to manufacture runs better than we have done all season."
#18 Andrea Hawkins, OF
On her performance today:
"I have been preparing all week. I have been working so hard on hitting away, because I was recruited mainly for slap-hitting. The opportunity came and I was like, `I'm about to get it right now.' I just took advantage of hitting away."
On the importance of little things"We worked on [the little things] all week. [If] you sacrifice bunt, you advance the runner and keep the inning going and put the runner in scoring position and that's how things get done. We have been working hard on that and I am glad we were able to execute."
Head Coach TYRA PERRY
Opening Statement:
"I am proud of my team in their efforts today. That was a game that was there for us to win. If a couple of plays had gone a different way, we would be on the other side of this. "
On her mentality in the scoring plays:
"It felt really great. I told coach that I was just thinking that it was practice. We have music going at practice to try and simulate background noise, so that is what I was pretending it was. I went out pretty relaxed."
On a missed opportunity:
"They have quick runners, and we know that, but we had some over throws that let them get into scoring position. I think if we could take those back we would be in a different position now."


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O2 UK to launch HTC Desire and HTC HD mini in April
Already available at T-Mobile UK and confirmed by Orange, the HTC Desire will soon be launched by O2, too. And by soon we mean April – since the Desire has made an appearance in the O2 April catalogue.
The catalogue also shows the HTC HD2 (which is already available), as well as the HTC HD mini – so the HD mini will likely be launched at about the same time with the Desire.
While the HTC Desire runs Android 2.1, the HTC HD mini is one of the new smartphones that come with Windows Mobile 6.5.3. Both devices, however, use HTC's Sense UI.
Starting April, O2 will also launch the Brew-based HTC Smart – which should be cheaper than both the Desire and the HD mini.
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Things to see and do - Uppsala
Leaving for Scandinavia
Linnéträdgården :
Nearby tourist sites
Nearby hotels
Park Inn by Radisson Uppsala from880 SEKBook
Hotell Kungsängstorg from529 SEKBook
Radisson Blu Hotel Uppsala from872 SEKBook
Linnéträdgården : Michelin's recommendations
The residence of Carl von Linné (1707-1778), who initiated our system of plant classification, is now a museum adjoining its own botanical garden with 1 600 plant varieties. On either side of the central avenue, annual plants and perennials are divided into 44 parterres according to the system devised by Linné. When he became professor of medecin and botany in 1741, he persuaded the university of the necessity to extend the garden and build the orangery, which was designed by Carl Hårleman.
Useful Information
- Address : Svartbäcksgatan 27 S - 753 32 Uppsala753 32Uppsala
- Phone : 018-471 25 76
- E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website : http://www.linnaeus.uu.se
- Prices : 60 sek
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Because of the amount of lint that a laundry generates, how often should my laundry be blown off, and to what degree? Do you recommend having a formal policy that describes exactly what is to be done and when? What benefits can I reap from a lint-removal program?HOTEL/MOTEL LAUNDERING: Neil MacDonald has managed the laundry at the Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club since the property opened in 1995. His other experience includes managing laundries at the Ihilani Resort & Spa on Oahu, the Westin Century Plaza Hotel and the Westin Kauai Resort.
Have you ever been in a laundry and seen fingers of lint dangling from the ceiling? That's poor maintenance.
And if lint is hanging from the ceiling, you know it's piling up under the ironer, causing a potential fire hazard.
As a laundry manager, it's your responsibility to provide a safe and healthy working environment. Blowing lint from your machines will keep your operation clean and safe.
I recommend that each piece of equipment get blown off at least once a week, top to bottom, over and under. It's the responsibility of the maintenance department or your maintenance man to oversee this procedure.
Some pieces of equipment may require daily service: towel folders, ironers and cross-folders, for example. They're utilized the most throughout the day.
Periodically remove equipment panels and clean the lint from the inside, especially in dryers. Lint will collect in and around the cracks, crannies and blowers of dryers very quickly.
Cover your clean carts before you begin the blow-off process, which will prevent the lint from settling on the clean goods. A good time to do this procedure is when the laundry operation is shut down.
Blowing lint around may seem useless as a small percentage of lint settles back on the machines, but the majority of lint ends up on the floor where it's easily swept or vacuumed up.
Blowing lint from machines is easy, quick, and a good habit to get into to keep lint from building up in your facility.
Wiping equipment with a damp cloth is another way to remove lint, especially on your small machines like 50- to 125-pound washers. Make it part of your equipment operators' duty to wipe down the machines at the end of the shift or when the machines are idle.
I believe written standard operating procedures are necessary, especially if your maintenance people rotate or if you're running seven days a week. The engineer who rotates into the laundry should have instructions to refer to.
I recommend recording the procedure on a daily checklist, which should include a section for notes or comments. List all of your equipment and the date the procedure was done and have the engineer sign it.
The benefits of a lint-free environment are a clean-looking facility, elimination of potential fire hazards, and longer-lasting, better-running machines.HEALTHCARE LAUNDERING: Earl Carter is the director of central laundry for FirstHealth of the Carolinas, serving five hospitals, four outpatient surgery centers, two health and fitness centers, and 12 family care centers. His career began in 1972 as a route operator for National Linen Service.
Your maintenance man or plant engineer walks into your office and informs you that your large-piece folder will be down for the rest of the day. He's ordered a photo sensor to be delivered "next-day air" for the third cross-fold on the folder, he says.What happened?
He explains there was an error message on the display stating, "Sensor failed/misaligned 3rd cross-fold, shut down before clearing."
He checked under the folder and couldn't find anything blocking the sensor, but the red LED stayed on so it had to be a bad sensor.
The sensor arrives the next day and your maintenance person starts replacing the old sensor. But once he touches the sensor, a piece of lint falls off and the red LED light goes out.What's the deal?
This is an everyday occurrence throughout the industry, causing a loss of productivity within the laundry, shortage of linen for our customers and ulcers for the supervisors and/or managers.
Had the folder been blown out the evening or morning before starting up, this event probably would not have happened.
With the advancement of photo sensors replacing a lot of tasks that were once performed manually, they have to work at optimum performance. For them to function this way, you must have a lint-removal program.
It should be a two-part program/policy in writing. The first part deals with removing lint and debris daily from equipment, the second with complete lint removal from the facility.
Some managers have asked how often their facilities should be blown down. Without observing their operation and seeing how much lint they generate, I can't answer that.
I remind them that lint is just like a fuse on an explosive device – one spark and the whole place goes up in smoke.
We run our ironers at 280 to 315 F on average, and our gas-fired dryer's inlet temperature is 425 degrees. Operating at these temperatures without a lint-removal program is asking for trouble.
When developing a program or policy for lint removal, daily observation will tell you a lot. But the manufacturers' manuals will give you the best ideas as to how to remove lint and how often.
It's a good idea to have your local fire marshal and your organization's safety officer involved in developing your lint-removal program or policy.
The fire marshal will have different ideas about program criteria. Their involvement also serves to foster a good working relationship between the fire department and your facility.
Your program will reap a side benefit, and that's better morale among your staff members. Everyone wants to work in a clean environment. By concentrating on removing lint from your operation on a daily basis, your employees will be thankful.
Frequent Lint Removal Improves Plant Safety and Productivity, Boosts Morale (Part 2 of 3)
Because of the amount of lint that a laundry generates, how often should my laundry be blown off, and to what degree? Do you recommend having a formal policy that describes exactly what is to be done and when? What benefits can I reap from a lint-removal program?HOTEL/MOTEL LAUNDERING: Neil MacDonald has managed the laundry at the Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club since the property opened in 1995. His other experience includes managing laundries at the Ihilani Resort & Spa on Oahu, the Westin Century Plaza Hotel and the Westin Kauai Resort.


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Hope In Jesus, The author will captivate you with her gift from God writings. You will actually feel the Lord's presence as you read each poem, of Light, Love, Mercy, and His divine direction for your life.
Adoption Specialist, Poet, Birth Mother Reunited, Author of: Hope In Jesus -Christian Poetry Book H.O.P.E. Healing of Post-Adoption Effects - Helping Birth Mothers with the after effects of placing there babies for adoption. The many cellular emotions physically, mental, and emotionally that are felt that many do not know how to move through effectively. "I called her precious" From the heart. Lucy Franklin, C.P.A.C.
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TC TO JWC ; 21 August 1858; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18580821-TC-JWC-01; CL 34: 152-153
Edinr, Queen's Hôtel, Saturday 21 Augt, 1858—
Am here safe; found Foxton waiting,—very talky, scratch'-o-plastery somewhat, but serviceable, assiduous, and good compared with nothing.
Stock,1 &c we (Jamie & I) picked up at Middlebie,2—sent forward from Gill—Isabella will write you to that effect: I thot at that time there wd not be a moment here, but our ship sails later than bargain.
Mrs Twistleton is very good, and must be cordially thanked: but it is certain Chapman has made a bargain with some American artist in the book way,3——a paltry pittance to be given me, about ⅕ more (or less?) than the Germans4 give me for liberty to print in English; and after bother, for five years back, in answering &c, in the American case. Which may the Devil sweep clean away! If the Yankee gentn will simply steal, next time, and not bother me with writing Letters, it wd be the height of my expectation!— — As to "sending back" the Twistleton Letter,—ach Gott, it is impossible! I never saw that part of my precept5 till after arriving here; woe's me;—directly on reading (Twistln), in the railway which, I tore the whole to shreds, and had sent it streaming in the breeze! Upon the whole, there was little, or nothing lost; in the bargain no thing, in the Note little,—and perhaps you can find the address at Twistln House,6 if you like to ask.
Stock fits to a t, and is a beauty of stocks, with its silver buckle, & dextrous new face to an old friend. I design to wear it at Hamburg (if I were once there), or wherever I first shew myself in my next clean shirt.
Oh my dear, my dear, what stuff is all this,—not so good as Nothing in the mood one's poor nerves are in. God keep thee ever my Dearest; adieu, adieu.
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George E. Tragos
George E. Tragos is the managing partner of the Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos where he has defended numerous highly publicized clients for over 30 years. As a former state and federal prosecutor, Mr. Tragos' experience allows him to handle every type of case ranging from DUIs to highly complex litigation in state and federal courtrooms.
As a Board Certified Lawyer in Criminal Trial Law (an honor held by less than 1% of the 80,000+ members of the Florida Bar), Mr. Tragos possesses exceptional knowledge, skills and proficiency in criminal law. His certification is the highest level of recognition issued by the Florida Bar concerning an attorney's competency and knowledge in their respective area of practice. Mr. Tragos holds an "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell (the highest possible rating issued by legal colleagues and judges in the community) and has been listed in numerous editions of SuperLawyers, Florida's Top Lawyers, Best Lawyers in America and multiple volumes of Who's Who in America and the World. Mr. Tragos has also been named a top attorney in Florida by The Wall Street Journal.
Mr. Tragos has been featured on NBC's Dateline, FOX's On the Record with Gretta VanSusteren, ABC's Good Morning America, Inside Edition and CNN's Nancy Grace. He has also appeared on numerous local news networks representing his clients and is a regular guest commentator on various national legal topics. Mr. Tragos is a frequent lecturer for continuing education seminars and is a long-standing guest lecturer on legal ethics at Stetson University College of Law. Additionally, Mr. Tragos is an acclaimed author whose professional works have appeared in numerous legal publications.
Well-known and respected by fellow attorneys and judges for his ethical and professional demeanor, Mr. Tragos' vigor, resourcefulness and captivating courtroom presence are the keys to his success as a trial attorney.
Most of all, George E. Tragos is a family-man with deep roots in his community and a strong commitment to his Christian faith. He considers the honorable duty of diligently representing his clients and defending their rights enshrined in the Constitution as the most fulfilling aspect of his career.
- Staff Analyst for the Finance & Tax Committee of the Florida House of Representatives
- Chief of the Felony and Misdemeanor Divisions of the State Attorney's Office
- Commissioner to the West German Government
- Chief of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida
- U.S. Government representative in the courts of Switzerland during investigations within France, Switzerland and Austria
- Lead Trial Attorney for the President's Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force
Legal and Community Leader
- Florida Bar Federal Practice Committee (former chairman)
- Criminal Law Section of the Florida Bar Association (former chairman)
- Florida Bar Rules and Evidence Committee (former chairman)
- Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (past president)
- Herbert Goldberg Criminal Law American Inn of Court (past president)
- Clearwater Bar Association (past president)
- Sixth Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission (former member)
- Sixth Circuit Pro Bono Committee (former member)
- Sixth Circuit Grievance Committee (former member)
- Federal Court Grievance Committee (former member)
- Board of Visitors Regent University College of Law (present)
- Clearwater Beach Jaycees (former president)
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Maybe the popularity of the fig won't get it voted "Class Favorite" because, lets face it, it's not as pretty as the plump, colorful blueberry, but because of it's nutritional value, it should be voted "Valedictorian." The fig wins votes for high dietary fiber and calcium. It's great for athletes who don't like bananas (yes, there are some) because it's packed with potassium. For all wine drinkers, give up the wine and eat a fig because the fruit has more antioxidants than that glass of red. Red wine = 200-800mg/200ml phenols compared to 1090 -1110 mg/100g in the fig. *Consumption of whole fruit recommended since most of the antioxidants are found in the skin. SOURCE: Robby Gardner, Nutritional Outlook
There are so many uses for all parts of the fig. The leaves are valuable to veterinarians in treating digestive issues. The tree produces latex, a sticky white substance which contains approximately 13 amino acids and may be used in oral or topical applications provided the recipient isn't sensitive to latex. Eyes, appetite, digestion, constipation, skin ailments, all may be treatable with compounds from the fig. SOURCE.
Even more good news: Figs are available early this year as reported by California Fresh Figs. Find them at the local grocery stores such as Hannafords, Price Chopper, your favorite grocer.
A nutritionally packed recipe using the all around healthy fig.
Hot Fresh Fig Slaw
Combining a bitter vegetable with sweet fruits such as figs offers a rewarding combination of bitter-sweet. With the delicate crunch of sunflower seeds, this is one side dish you'll want to make over and over again.
Serves 4
• 1 large head Radicchio, coarsely chopped
• 1 TBS olive oil
• 1 garlic clove, minced
• ¼ to 1/3 cup figs, chopped
• 2 TBS toasted sunflower seeds: Toast sunflower seeds in a dry saute pan over medium heat, watching closer so they do not burn. Toast just until brown.
• salt and pepper to taste
Heat oil over medium high heat and sauté the radicchio for 5 minutes. Reduce heat to medium and add the garlic. Cook for 30 seconds. Add the figs and toasted seeds, salt and pepper and continue cooking about 3-5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve hot.
What is your favorite recipe using figs? Did you know the fig was so nutritionally dense?


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While metalheads and hardcore fans were rockin' out a Spaceland Ballroom last night, across the way at The Space it was another signature acoustic night. Local talent, former member of Therefore I Am, Brian Marquis debuted some new songs from his upcoming album which he hopes to complete next month. He has been recording in California and will go back to the studio when he completes this short tour around his home turf. Prior to last night he played in Rhode Island, Seaford, NY and New Jersey. The tour ends tonight at The Loft in Poughkeepsie.
Marquis has a great voice and knows how to write for it. The only comparison I can come up with is Gordon Lightfoot but much better both lyrically, musical composition and vocal quality. As a New Englander I get almost a sea shanty feeling because you can get work done while singing along and the songs tell a story. Brian is not afraid to poke fun at or be proud of his Connecticut and Massachusetts heritage. He puts himself out there with no regrets or fear. Whether fast rock tune or slow ballad there are guts and passion in every song. Some singer/songwriters can get boring very quickly but Brian has quality tools in his kit and the chops to use them skillfully. The Iron and Wine cover Marquis performed spotlighted his beautiful and well-controlled falsetto. He closed his set with my favorite song of his to date, mainly due to the lyrics, "'84 Rookie Card" which is a great reflection on life in general.
Sean MacNamara from Milford played the lead-in spot before Marquis's set. He is more pop than indie but is a really good way. He has the cred to pull off wearing a fedora to perform and had some really catchy original songs along with doing justice to cover songs. It would be interesting to see him with a band behind him and put some real punch behind his performance.
Watch The Space's site for Brian's future shows here. He will be back in the area around the holidays and intends of doing another "Acoustic Basement Tour" in February on 2014. I can only tease that the line up will include performers from the 2013 Vans Warped Tour Acoustic Basement stage that you will not want to miss especially in an intimate venue.
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Career HonorsNCAA West Region All-Tournament Team (2015) … First-team All-Pac-12 (2015) … Pac-12 All-Defensive Team (2015) … Pac-12 All-Freshman Team (2014) … Pac-12 Tournament All-Tournament Team (2015) … Pac-12 Player of the Week (2-16-15) … EA Sports Maui Invitational All-Tournament Team (2014).
Sophomore Season (2014-15)An NCAA West Region All-Tournament Team selection … Named first-team All-Pac-12 and selected for the Pac-12 All-Defensive Team … Garnered Pac-12 Tournament All-Tournament Team honors after averaging 8.3 points, 9.0 rebounds, 2.5 steals and 2.0 blocks per game to help UA claim the championship … A Pac-12 Player of the Week selection on Feb. 16, 2015 … Named to the EA Sports Maui Invitational All-Tournament Team after averaging 11.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 2.0 blocks in helping lead UA to the title … A Karl Malone Award finalist … Played in all 38 games, making 25 starts … Averaged 11.2 points, a team-high 6.8 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.2 steals and a team-high 0.8 blocks in 28.7 minutes per game … Averaged 14.0 points and 7.5 rebounds, while shooting 78.6 percent (22-of-28) from the line in NCAA Tournament play as UA made its second-straight Elite Eight appearance … In overall games, ranked eighth in the Pac-12 in defensive rebounds (4.8), 10th in total rebounds (6.8), 12th in field goal percentage (.502) and offensive rebounds (2.0), 14th in steals (1.2) and 27th in scoring (11.2) … Ranked seventh in defensive rebounds (4.8), eighth in total rebounds (6.7), ninth in steals (1.3), 11th in field goal percentage (.512), 12th in offensive rebounds (1.9) and 26th in scoring (11.1) in Pac-12 games only … Led UA in rebounds 15 times, blocks 15 times and points seven times … Scored in double figures 27 times on the season and posted a team-high four double-doubles … Led Arizona with 43 dunks in 38 games.
Freshman Season (2013-14)Pac-12 All-Freshman Team … Finished the season ranked fourth on Arizona's freshman list for blocks (40), sixth in rebounds (215), eighth in both free throws made (103) and attempted (151) and 10th in both field goal percentage (.490) and minutes played (960) … Played in all 38 games, making six starts and averaging 9.1 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.1 blocks in 25.3 minutes per contest … Part of UA's first sub group a team-high 27 times … In overall games, ranked ninth in the Pac-12 in offensive rebounds (2.2), 10th in blocks (1.1), 15th in field goal percentage (.490) and 19th in total rebounds (5.7) … In Pac-12 games, ranked eighth in the league in offensive rebounds (2.3), ninth in blocks (1.2) and 20th in total rebounds (5.7) … Led UA in blocks 20 times, rebounds and steals six times each and scoring twice … Scored in double figures 18 times and produced two double-doubles.
USA BasketballInvited to USA Basketball's U19 World Championship team trials in 2013 … Competed at the 2013 Nike Hoops Summit as part of the USA Junior National Select Team … Won a silver medal with Team USA at the 2012 3x3 U18 World Championship and competed at the 2011 3x3 Youth World Championship for the U.S … A member of the 2012 U.S. U17 World Championship team.
High SchoolRated as the No. 21 overall prospect and No. 5 small forward in his class by ESPN.com … Ranked No. 21 overall in his class and No. 4 among small forwards by Rivals.com … Tabbed as the No. 15 overall prospect and No. 6 small forward by 247Sports.com … Participated in both the McDonald's All-American Game and the Jordan Brand Classic in 2013 … Named Pennsylvania's 4A Player of the Year as a senior … The first-ever two-time Delaware County Player of the Year, earning the award as both a junior and senior … Led Chester to a 91-5 overall record in his final three high school seasons … Propelled the Clippers to PIAA Class AAAA state titles in 2011 and 2012, and a runner-up showing in 2013 … Also the catalyst for the lone undefeated season in Chester history … Finished his prep career with more than 1,000 points and a school-record 780 rebounds … Averaged 15.5 points, 11.0 rebounds, 4.4 assists, 2.8 steals and 2.4 blocks per game as a senior… Posted averages of 12.1 points, 9.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists as a junior … Coached by Larry Yarbray.


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Brooklyn! Vietnam play an intimate show with Prince Rupert's Drops and Jonathan Toubin at Union Pool tonight (9/29) ahead of their SOLD OUT Music Hall of Williamsburg show tomorrow. See flyer below and get your tickets HERE.
Brooklyn! Vietnam play an intimate show with Prince Rupert's Drops and Jonathan Toubin at Union Pool tonight (9/29) ahead of their SOLD OUT Music Hall of Williamsburg show tomorrow. See flyer below and get your tickets HERE.
Vietnam recently walked with the devil and conjure a sinful set for Daytrotter.com. Check out Vietnam's soulfully stormy cover Exuma's "Mama Loi, Papa Loi" below and don't forget to check them out on their July tour dates.
7-2 Louisville, KY @ Zanzabar
7-3 Cincinnati, OH @ Jacob Hoffner Park – 9th Annual Northside Rock N Roll Carnival
7-5 Asbury Park, NJ @ Langosta Lounge
7-6 Philadelphia, PA @ MILKBOY
7-7 Kingston, NY @ BSP
8-29 Brooklyn, NY @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
Vietnam share a voyeuristic video for "Yaz" off their 2013-released an A.merican D.ream and announce a string of US summer dates. Scope both below.
The heart of America is on fire. Dial in to Daytrotter.com at 4 PM EST today to catch a live studio session with Vietnam.
Citizens of the United States of America. Pledge your support for Vietnam on the last leg of their tour in support of an A.merican D.ream. Gerner and the gang land at the Larimer Lounge in Denver, Colorado tonight – get your Denver tickets HERE and check out full list of dates below.
In the third and final installment from our SXSW Room 1006 Hotel Sessions, Michael Gerner of Vietnam brings his beautiful "Blasphemy Blues" to life with a medley of jams.
Vietnam are heading on their second stretch of their Spring tour, supporting their recently release album an A.merican D.ream. Kicking off April 19th in D.C. and hitting spots all over, check out a full list of dates below.
4-19 Washington, DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel
4-20 Asheville, NC @ Double Crown
4-21 Atlanta, GA @ The Earl
4-23 Nashville, TN @ The Stone Fox
4-24 Jackson, MS @ The Red Room at Hal & Mal's
4-25 Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's Downstairs (w/ Quinton & Miss Pussycat)
4-26 Austin, TX @ Austin Psyche Festival at Carson Creek Ranch
4-27 El Paso, TX @ Lowbrow Palace (w/ El Paso Block Party)
4-28 Tucson, AZ @ Club Congress (Free)
4-30 San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar (w/ Gap Dream)
5-1 Los Angeles, CA @ The Satellite (w/ Gap Dream)
5-2 Visalia, CA @ Cellar Door (w/ Gap Dream)
5-3 San Francisco, CA @ Independent (w/ Gap Dream)
5-4 Portland, OR @ Dante's (w/ Gap Dream)
5-5 Seattle, WA @ Chop Suey (w/ Gap Dream)
5-7 Boise, ID @ Neurolux (w/ Gap Dream)
5-8 Salt Lake City, UT @ Salt Haus
5-9 Denver, CO @ Larimer Lounge
5-10 Omaha, NE @ Slowdown (w/ Black Pus)
5-11 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue and 7th Street Entry
5-12 Fargo, ND @ The Aquarium (Dempsey's Upstairs)
5-13 Iowa City, IA @ The Mill
5-15 Chicago, IL @ Schubas Tavern
5-16 Ann Arbor, MI @ Blind Pig
5-17 Cleveland, OH @ Happy Dog
5-18 Brooklyn, NY @ Glasslands


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Hanting Express Suzhou Yinmaqiao
- Location: Guanqian Street
- Address: No.525 Shizi Street, Canglang District, Suzhou
- Tel: 0512-87779918 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 汉庭快捷酒店(苏州十全街店)(原苏州饮马桥店)
- Lowest Price: $38
Opened in 2006, the Hanting Express Suzhou Yinmaqiao is the third business hotel by Li Shan Investment Management Company in Suzhou. It is located at the city center, in proximity of the famous Bar Street and it is 3km away from the Suzhou Railway Station.
The Hanting Express Suzhou Yinmaqiao offers a total of 88 guest rooms, including twin room and king size room, etc. All rooms are provided with free broadband internet access and IDD/DDD phone and so on. Facilities such as meeting room, parking lot and chess and card room are available in the hotel. Apart from these, the Hanting Express Suzhou Yinmaqiao also provides service such as ticket booking, meal delivery service and laundry service and so on.
- Prices not include 18% service fee and tax.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
- Triple/quad occupancy may require an extra bed at extra cost.
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The trailer for the new movie Palo Alto was premiered by maker James Franco in late August at the Telluride Film Festival. It will be the second movie that is written about the area, after fictional film Palo Alto, CA, which was released in 2007. The new movie will be based on Franco's book of short stories that he wrote about his own teenage experiences in the Silicon Valley.
Now an Oscar-nominated actor, James Franco grew up here in Palo Alto, and graduated from Palo Alto High School in 1996. During his angsty teenage years, he experienced trouble with the law and almost got sent to juvenile hall, amongst other occurrences mentioned in his book.
Although he did not make all the right decisions, he was indeed very intelligent and was able to graduate with good grades going on to get a job at technology developer, Lockheed Martin.
The entirety of the movie revolves around the rebellious lives of the Northern California teens, and stars Emma Roberts as one of the lead roles. Roberts plays a girl who develops an intimate relationship with her soccer coach, played by James Franco. The film also features singer/actor Nat Wolff, who many may remember from the 2007 Nickelodeon show and musical endeavor the "Naked Brothers Band".
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Transferring to a four-year college or university has never been easier. Packed with information from over 20 four-year colleges and universities is Moraine Park Technical College's Transfer Fair. It will be held on the Fond du Lac, West Bend and Beaver Dam campuses on the following dates:
The Transfer Fair will allow attendees to see how their Moraine Park associate of applied science degree credits can transfer to a bachelor's degree program, attend presentations and demonstrations on the University of Wisconsin Transfer Information System, meet with representatives from a variety of four-year colleges and universities, and explore educational and extra-curricular opportunities that await at a four-year institution."This is a great opportunity for current students and alumni who have been considering continuing their education to meet with representatives from various four-year colleges and universities," said Karla Donohue, Moraine Park transfer support specialist. "Moraine Park is ready to help individuals reach their ultimate educational goals through the Transfer Fair."For more information, visit morainepark.edu/transferfair. Registration is not required, and the event is free to attend.
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- 12/03/13 Further Evidence Giving Impacted By Charitable Deduction
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- 11/8/13 Nonprofits and Charitable Giving are Keys to My Success
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- 8/12/13 Report: Eliminating Charitable Deduction Will Cost Economy 131,000 Jobs
- 6/27/13 Inclusion of Charitable Deduction Essential in Any Tax Reform Legislation
- 6/19/13 Charitable Giving Coalition Responds to Tax Reform 'Options' Paper
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- 5/6/13 PRESS RELEASE: Congressional Tax Reform Working Group Report is Released
- 4/1/13 ACR Disappointed President's Budget Fails to Protect Charity
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Joan Weldon is an American film and television actress. She began her career singing in the San Francisco Grand Opera Company chorus. Later she became a contract actress with Warner Bros. where she remained until her contract ended in 1954. Her most prominent film was the cult thriller Them! Weldon had a brief television career in the 1950s. Her first appearance in 1955 was in an episode of The Millionaire, starring Marvin Miller. She made three appearances on Lux Video Theater in various roles. She also played Marian Keats in the title role of the Perry Mason episode, "The Case of the Angry Mourner" in 1957. Her final television appearance was in 1958 on Shirley Temple Theater. She resumed her career as a singer in road company productions including The Music Man and Oklahoma!. Weldon retired in 1980.
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4J Studios released Title Update 14 for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition on Wednesday with plans to update Minecraft: Playstation 3 Edition on Thursday. Teleportation is one of the new features that was added to the console version of the game with this update but it is buried in the menus a little. So, this guide was put together to help Xbox and PS3 players zip around the world.
Note that this was tested using Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition but the PS3 Edition is expected to behave the same. Unlike the PC version, the console version of Minecraft allows players to teleport to another player or teleport another player to their location. Here's how to do it.
Getting Started
- When you create a new world or open an existing world, make sure the 'Host Privileges' option is checked under the'More Options' menu.
- Once in the game world, press the 'Back' button ('Select' on PS3) on the controller then select 'Host Options'.
- You'll see the options to 'Teleport to Player' and 'Teleport to Me.'
- Select either of those options and then select the player that you either want to teleport to or have teleport to you.
- Voila, you'll view the inside of your friend's head until one of you moves.
If you want another player in your world to teleport when they want, you'll need to do the following.
- Press the 'Back' button ('Select' on PS3) on the controller.
- Select the player you want to give teleport privileges to.
- Check the box 'moderator' box which enables the 'Can Teleport' box.
- Check the 'Can Teleport' box and then back out by pressing the 'B' button ('Circle' on PS3).
Now the other player will be able to teleport following the same steps above and you can do that with all of the players in the world whether they are local players or online players.
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TUCSON, Ariz. - The Arizona men's golf team concluded the first day of the National Invitational Tournament (N.I.T.) at the OMNI Tucson National - Catalina course in second place on Friday.
The team ended the first day seven-under 281, which set them behind No. 3 California. California leads the field 20-under par. The Wildcats finished the first round over six ranked teams, including No. 2 Oklahoma State.
"We told the guys it's more about competing against ourselves," head coach Jim Anderson said. "We aren't worried about other teams. We are worried about what we're doing. They stayed patient today. The reason we don't play one day tournaments is because over three days we can continue improving. We are going to simply try to position ourselves to shoot our best."
Leading the group were the two seniors Erik Oja and Benson Liu. Both shot a 69 (-3). The duo are currently tied for eighth place.
"They know how to perform at their last home event," Anderson said. "They were prepared, and I'm not surprised. We would love to have them set the tone for team for the team. They put in the work, and you have to do everything you can do to execute. Hopefully we see more of that from them the next two days."
In the No. 5 spot, Brenden Redfern ended the first round one-under 71 for a 17th-place finish. Behind him, junior Alex McMahon shot a 72 (E) to finish in a tie for 26th. Rounding out Arizona scoring, Kolton Lapa scored a 77 (+5).
"I can't tell u how proud I am of Brenden," Anderson said. "He has been patient all semester. Today's round was indicative of the player he is. He never gives up. Alex has been so rock solid. He's ready to go every week and continues to post number that contribute. Kolton knows how important he is to our team. He wants to bounce back, and he's a great player so I know he'll figure it out."
Representing Arizona as individuals were Christian Colegrove and Dylan Kornberg. The two also posted impressive scores. Colgrove ended the round 74 (+2). Kornberg shot a 76 (+4) on the day.
"The message stays the same leading into tomorrow," Anderson said. "We have to make sure we're ready to go. We know where we want to hit the ball and hole locations. We also have the luxury of being at home. However, our margins are small. We are going to keep fighting to the finish line. Tomorrow is important. We have to continue doing what we do well."
Round two will begin Saturday morning with a set tee time of 8 a.m. with each group beginning with nine minute intervals.
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Emmit Gooden felt the pressure to commit early in the recruiting process.
So Gooden, the Haywood County defensive end (6-3, 265) the No. 1 recruit in the state of Tennessee in the Class of 2016 according to 247sports.com, did just that in February committing to Tennessee after attending the Vols Junior Day.
But two months later, Gooden has reopened his recruiting process as he has decommitted from Tennessee.
Gooden took to Twitter and thanked the Tennessee coaches for recruiting him during the process.
"Just want to take the time to thank all the Tennessee coaching staff for all they have done for me it's been a good one," Gooden tweeted.
Despite the tweet thanking the UT coaches, the Vols are still in the hunt to land Gooden.
"Emmit feels that he committed too early and he needs to see all opportunities in the recruiting process," Haywood County head football coach Ernie Jackson said.
Gooden currently has interest from Tennessee, Penn State, Vanderbilt, Georgia, Mississippi State, Alabama, Ohio State, LSU, Auburn, Florida State, UCLA and Nebraska.
Gooden was a terror for opposing offenses during his sophomore year at Haywood County as he tallied 70 tackles in which 32 were for loss and nine sacks on his way to being named all state and the district 15-AA Defensive player of the year.
"He has a huge upside and has a terrific motor," Jackson says. "Emmit never gives up on a play."
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Montreal had a nice run last year, which means maybe hockey will finally take in that city. They're a regular Phoenix over there! Anywho, the Canadiens ended up finishing third in their division with a solid plus-11 goal differential. Then, they got a bit of a break in the first round against Tampa Bay, who lost Ben Bishop. However, they then beat Boston, so that all evens out. They couldn't get past the New York Rangers, but a run to the Eastern Conference Finals presumably more than sufficed, even in a city that once grew accustomed to winning titles.
As is usually the case when the Canadiens have success, Carey Price was excellent last year. He had a .927 save percentage during the regular season, and played well in the playoffs too, although an injury did lead to him ceding the net to Dustin Tokarski, but Tokarski was quite good too, so you can't really blame him for their ouster to the Rangers. Price is back now, of course, and while he may be slightly worse than last year, he's proven himself to be one of the best netminders in the league, and he's still in his prime.
Part of their success is that they've developed some other talent too. Max Pacioretty had a big year, and of course P.K. Subban has become one of the best, and most exciting, defensemen in the league. Brandon Gallagher and Lars Eller provide depth, and Alex Galchenyuk has not hit his ceiling yet. Andrei Markov and Tomas Plekanec and those guys are getting up there, but others will step up and replace their value, presumably. Daniel Briere is gone, as is Brian Gionta, but they brought in P.A. Parenteau, who is better than either of those guys at this point in their careers.
While Boston and Tampa are, to me, clearly better than Montreal, the Canadiens are probably the third best team in their division. The only real competition is Detroit, but even if the Red Wings pass them, a wild card spot should easily be theirs. They will have to pull a couple upsets to make another deep run, but they've proven themselves capable of doing that.


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Was 2014 going to be the year you finally started a blog or finished that novel?
Well, we're two-thirds of the way through the year. How's it going?
Of course, I hope that you've met all your goals and are enjoying a celebratory slice of cake right now. But if you're anything like me, those big plans you made at New Year's have long since melted in the summer heat. Here are Grammarly's top five tips for staying creative when you feel like quitting.
Just say no to excuses. It's too hot. You have to drop the kids off or pick them up. It's almost dinner time. The holidays are coming up, and you're just really, really busy, okay?
We make excuses all the time, but what we're really doing is making something else in our lives a priority. If you really want to write, then nothing should stop you. Ditch the excuses and remind yourself of how important your writing project is to you.
Time Travel. Think about how amazing it'll feel to type the last word on the last page of your book. Imagine seeing an archive of blog posts to delight your visitors. Picture all the ways that finally meeting your goal will put a smile on your face. Your awesome future self is waiting for you to catch up!
Find fifteen minutes. Joel Falconer at Lifehacker recommends creating a morning ritual to get yourself in the mood to create, saying that "if you repeat the same actions before doing creative work for long enough, it eventually creates an association that tells the mind to get in a particular zone." If you can carve out just fifteen minutes every day—first thing in the morning is best—you'll be amazed at how much progress you can make.
Challenge yourself. According to Sarah West Ervin over at Bustle, "the best fuel for creativity is discomfort. The easiest way to churn out the same work over and over is to get comfortable with your abilities and techniques, but seeking out new problems will challenge your skills." Try new foods, take a class in something you've never done, or go someplace you've never been. If you're stuck in a rut, a great way to break through writer's block is to free write. Don't worry about grammar or spelling; just get it down on paper. You can always proofread later.
Cultivate grit. According to Dr. Angela Lee Duckworth, the most accurate predictor of success is a quality she calls grit. Her TED Talk focuses on meeting educational goals, but her advice is sound for anyone with a challenging long-term goal. Perseverance in the face of frustration is more important than any other factor. Remember, as long as you keep moving forward, even one step at a time, you'll eventually reach your goal. The difference between success and failure isn't talent or luck, but the sheer bloody-minded determination to keep going.
I'll leave you with this quote from the great Ray Bradbury: "Don't think. Thinking is the enemy of creativity. It's self-conscious, and anything self-conscious is lousy. You can't try to do things. You simply must do things."
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This SLAM Seminar will focus on two U-M faculty projects involving the design and assessment of online learning resources.
Christine Modey, Sweetland Center for Writing (LSA), will present on her project to promote student learning of writing skills through online learning resources. This initiative is part of the Michigan Education through Learning Objects team, a U-M cross-disciplinary collaboration that facilitates development of technology-infused courses for enhanced learning.
Next, Robin Fowler, Technical Communications (CoE) will present on her quasi-experimental study examining the effect of discussion format (Google doc or face-to-face) on team dynamics in a first-year undergraduate engineering course. This project was funded by CRLT's Teaching with Technology Institute and Investigating Student Learning Grants.
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Live comedy is often called stand up. What would you call a comedy video not performed to an audience? This could be characters performing a story, someone talking to a camera, or someone more abstract.
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The critical aspect of stand-up comedy is that it is a direct communication between the comedian and the audience. The performer breaks the fourth wall in stand-up. It is often in the form of a monologue, but can involve a byplay between the comic and the crowd.
While stand-up is often (perhaps usually) performed in front of a live audience, there is no reason it cannot be performed to a broadcast only audience or even filmed or taped and replayed later. Many comedians relish the feedback of a live audience, but audio recordings of stand-up routines were a staple in the 1960s (Bob Newhart, The First Family, etc.)
Stand-up is distinct from a comedic skit in which the players interact with each other but not with the audience, such as situation comedies. Skits that act out humorous scenes and ignore the audience are not truly stand-up. Some vaudeville routines that involve a dialog between two or more comics are borderline stand-up in that they may or may not treat the audience as being present.
Stand-up also can be distinguished from slapstick comedy in which the performer often falls down.
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I would still call it "Stand-Up Comedy", since it would still be a solo standing comedy performance, just without a 'live' audience. Though the audience is not present, the existence of an audience can be inferred by the style of performance, so long as they are still 'addressing an audience' in some way as a solo performer.
It may be a bit unusual, since the reaction of the audience is usually seen as a key part in the performance, but it can still be done and still be considered stand-up.
To differentiate between the two, you could call it a "stand-up recording" or a "recorded act" to indicate that it was not performed live, or just call it a 'non-live stand-up performance'.
It would be called a shoot, [studio] shot, or [studio] taping. If you are in marketing you might call it a live taping or just use the term live. Everything is "live" but we tend to take that as people can't do retakes.


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A Chico mother appeared in court Wednesday morning on child endangerment charges.
Rebecca Moralez, 38, was arrested on March 23 after a fire broke out at her Chico home in the early morning hours.
Moralez admitted to KRCR News Channel 7 she left her 8- and 9-year-old daughters home alone overnight. Around 2:30 a.m. a fire broke out. The girls awoke to find their mother gone and the house on fire.
Both girls escaped without injury.
In court Wednesday, prosecutors said firefighters told them they found a Coleman gas can in the home, "surrounded by fuel." They did not specify if the gas can was the source of the house fire.
Previously, investigators described the fire as incendiary, which means it was a suspicious human-caused fire.
In court, the defense attorney asked the judge if Moralez could be released from jail to attend a 12-month drug recovery program. The judge denied the request and ordered Moralez to remain in custody.
Moralez's preliminary hearing will be continued Apr. 17 at 8:30 a.m.


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ELWAY'S is the Ritz-Carlton Denver's signature restaurant famed from John Elway, former Denver Bronco quarterback and NFL Hall of Fame Inductee.
Headed by Executive Chef Justin Fields of the Mile-High City's first and only AAA-Five Diamond hotel. Fields' experience is extensive along with previous experience at two other Ritz-Carlton resorts - Amelia Island, Florida and Half Moon Bay in California. Beginning his career as a line cook in 2002 advancing to levels of management to his current position as Executive Chef, all of the hotel's culinary operations are headed by Fields.
Prior to his Ritz-Carlton experience, Fields served as Executive Sous Chef in Las Vegas at Fleur De Lys under world renowned Chef Hubert Keller.
ELWAY'S restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour and most recently brunch. Complimentary valet is offered to all guests and visitors of ELWAY'S.
The concept represents fresh, fine, flavor and the simplicity of the dishes highlight said concept.
The restaurant boasts 165 dining seats, private dining for up to 50 guests, 70 bar seats with extensive menu options. Specializing in high quality USDA hand cut prime steaks, succulent lobster, salmon, sushi and fine epicurean wine.
Happy Hour is a great way for local business men and women to unwind, imbibe and discuss the day's events. ELWAY'S offers a selection of half-priced appetizers and drinks that are just as favorably priced.
Saddle up to the 70 seat bar which is divided by the main dining area and experience some of their signature cocktails such as a Dark & Stormy, Cucumber Spicy Mojito or a Berry Cucumber Sour. Experience the RAW bar which is adjacent to the bar and offers fresh nigiri, sashimi and rolls.
Notable dishes are:
-Hamachi Jalapeno Sashimi - 6 pieces of Yellowtail with Yuzu+Soy, Jalapeno, Micro Cilantro
-Toro Sashimi - 3 pieces of Bluefin Belly, Fresh Wasabi
-Striped Bass Carpaccio - 6 pieces of Thinly Sliced Striped Bass with Olive Oil+Ponzu, Tobiko, Chive
-Hokkaido Scallop - 6 pieces of Seared Sliced Scallops with Truffle Oil+Lemon Juice, Sea Salt, Brunoise
If you're looking for something more substantial dinner is a wonderful way to woo clients, family, friends and potential girlfriends.
Start with a hot & cold tower which includes: Rhode Island Calamari, Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail, Lamb Chop Fondue, Oysters, Dungeness Crab Cake, Steak Taco, Beef Tartar and Caviar
Dive into a serious entree with choices of hand-cut, aged USDA prime steaks, lobster or salmon some of which include:
-Bone-In Filet
-ELWAY'S Salmon
-Catch of the Day
-Ahi Tuna
-King Crab
With fresh and freshly made accompaniments of: Mashed Potatoes, Sugar Snap Peas, Macaroni and Cheese, Sautéed Broccoli, Au Gratin Potatoes, Creamed Corn, Crab Fried Rice, Creamed Spinach, Truffle Cauliflower.
If you're inclined to a mid-morning meal, ELWAY'S, recently began serving weekend brunch which is a perfect way for guests and locals to kick off their day before they head to a big game or to tour the city. Each table is greeted with freshly baked biscuits and an assortment of marmalades and jams. Pre-game libations of bottomless mimosas and a signature Bloody Mary are offered along with some notable menu items like the:
Lobster Club Sandwich - Bacon, lettuce, tomatoes and chilled steamed lobster meat on toasted brioche
Chicken Fried Steak Burrito -Prime tenderloin, hash-brown potatoes, pork green chili, sausage gravy and two eggs, cooked any style
ELWAY'S French Toast -Served with your choice of apple wood smoked bacon or sausage link
Each service is divine in its own right. ELWAY'S staff cater towards your specific needs and services individual rooms for a more intimate setting.
- Small Private Dining Room: Seating up to 20 guests.
- Large Private Dining Room: Hosts a maximum of 50 guests.
- The Semi-Private Room is a partially enclosed area of the restaurant that can accommodate up to 65 guests.
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On March 9, 2014, it was announced that singer-songwriter Si Astbury released new song "Hope" and has joined forces with Soundblitz Records.
"Hope" was originally released March 7. It is with Glencoe Event Management, and it is on rotation at West Leeds Radio.
"We are also going to be played on American Radio Station 'Rocks Medicine Show.' Our Song 'Hope' was heard on Live 365. 'Hope' is also an online shuffle/random music on Live 365 Internet Radio on 'Dr. Rock's Medicine Show Live 365!' All Proceeds of the song will go to charities." - Si Astbury
One can donate to Ataxia. Astbury asks that all please donate to the cause by downloading their latest track charity song 'Hope' by Si Astbury, with Evan Hendry. To donate go to Soundblitz Records.
The youngest of this Astbury-Hendry duo is Evan Hendry. Hendry, 14, and who resides in Swadlincote, England, has loved "all things" music since he was very young.
In addition to being a singer-songwriter, Si Astbury is also a TV host. He resides in Burton on Trent where he presents talent on Burton TV News' "In The Spotlight."
For more information go to:
- Cancer Research UK
- Hope Music on Facebook
- Soundblitz Records on Facebook
- Charity Song "Hope" by Si Astbury and Evan Hendry on Facebook
Enjoy above video on "Charity Single Released for Farleigh Hospice."
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- Si Astbury interview reveals 2014 gig, project and event (Photos)
- ZZ Top announces end of year tour dates (Photos)
- Singer songwriter Si Astbury launches new pop band Ignition (Photos)
- Si Astbury and Evan Hendry launch charity single 'Hope' (Photos)
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Since January 1963, the Environmental Measurements Laboratory (EML) has conducted the Surface Air Sampling Program (SASP) to study the spatial and temporal distribution of specific natural and anthropogenic radionuclides in the surface ambient air.
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Tonight viewers watched the big season finale of season four of "Sweet Home Alabama." On this Jan. 10 episode, fans wanted to know if this show was being renewed or canceled. Do you want more of this show?
After season three of this show, they did not come out for a long time with news about another season. Fans were expecting to hear that Bubba Thompson would be the one trying to find love on the show and then that never happened. Instead they eventually cast Kelsey Smith and she was not someone that had been on the show before.
So far CMT is doing the same thing they did before. They are not talking about a new season or revealing if it will happen or not. Usually fans want to know that the guy who loses will be coming back to find love, but so far they haven't revealed if this show will be renewed or canceled.
Do you want to see another season of "Sweet Home Alabama" on CMT? Please like my fan Facebook page for this show to stay up to date on the latest news.


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Golf Hall-of-Famer Annika Sorenstam's golf instruction and fitness school, the ANNIKA Academy, is returning to Lake Tahoe and to the Greenbrier Resort for 3-day Destination Golf Experiences this summer.
The Lake Tahoe program is scheduled for July 16-19 at Old Greenwood Golf Course in Truckee, California, while the historic Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia will welcome the Academy August 28-31.
ANNIKA Academy Destination Golf Experience
- Limited to 10 guests
- 3 days of golf/fitness instruction with Annika's team of instructors
- Private dinner (Tahoe) or cocktail hour (Greenbrier) with Annika and her Academy team
- Photos and autographs with Annika
- 27 holes of golf with course management instruction
- Cart and greens fee
- Video swing analysis
- Fitness education and nutritional overview
- Weight Training for Golf book by Kai Fusser
- Breakfast and lunch daily
- Gift package
- Skills clinic with Annika (Greenbrier only)
A state-of-the-art, "boutique" golf school at Orlando's Reunion Resort, the ANNIKA Academy opened in 2007 as a way for Annika to share her passion for golf, fitness and nutrition. Her personal team of coaches teaches simple, proven techniques to help players of any age, gender or skill level, including collegiate and professional players. The golf school is also a Certified Callaway Performance Center.
Click here for Annika's golf tips.
Founder/editor of BestGolfResortsofTheWorld.com, Karen Misuraca is a travel and golf writer from the California Wine Country. She blogs golf travel and writes about Deep Culture Travel. Check out Karen's iPhone app, California Coast North


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The new Continental Avenue Bridge park is, by all accounts, pretty awesome. Pedestrians, bicycles, and OH, chess tables! Yes! One problem, according to D contributor David Hopkins: they're set up wrong.
They set up the chess tables incorrectly! White square in the right corner. http://t.co/atBJPg9JRG #facepalm— David Hopkins (@davidhopkins) June 16, 2014
If you click through to the KERA story in the tweet you'll see that, yes, in fact, the tables are set up incorrectly. David—who knows way more about chess than I ever will—went on to say that he will not sleep until the error is corrected.
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When trying to drag and drop many FL Studio drum samples into Battery 3 I get: "ERROR: could not load sample (unsupported format feature)". Then I get an option to "Continue loading? Yes or No". Doesn't matter if I select "Yes" or "No" Battery will no longer produce any sound. I have to save the project and reopen it for Battery to work properly again.
So far it looks like FPC samples downloaded from the IL Downloader work fine. But so far all the samples in Data/Patches/Packs/... create this error. For example, samples from Drum Kit 01-08, Vintage, or Legacy/HipHop all produce this error. This list isn't all inclusive, I haven't tried all of them out yet.
There is a fix. If I simply open any of these samples in Edison and resave them, then they work fine. Simple enough for one sample, but it's going to be a HUGE pain in the ass to do for all of the samples. Any idea why this is happening?


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How can you believe in the New Testament? Isn't it full of anti-Semitism and lies?
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The New Testament--which simply means New Covenant--needs to be accepted for what it is, a Jewish book written almost entirely by Jewish people. Most of the concepts in the New Testament cannot be understood apart from their background in the Hebrew Bible. It was fashionable a few years ago to claim that the New Testament contained a large proportion of ideas which were not Jewish but Greek. More recently, though, archaeology has vindicated the Jewish origins of practically everything within the New Testament.
A glance at even a few verses from the New Testament shows the Jewish background involved:
A record of the genealogy of Messiah Jesus the son of David, the son of Abraham."
Matthew 1:1
"On the eighth day they came to circumcise the child..."
Luke 1:59
"Then came Hanukkah at Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was in the temple area walking in Solomon's Colonnade."
John 10:22-23
"Then Paul said, 'I am a Jew, born in Tarsus of Cilicia, but brought up in this city. Under Gamaliel I was thoroughly trained in the law of our fathers and was just as zealous for God as any of you are today.'"
Acts 22:2-3
"James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus the Messiah, To the twelve tribes scattered among the nations: Greetings."
James 1:1
That the New Testament is a Jewish book which stands alongside the Hebrew Scriptures is becoming increasingly recognized, even in Israel. The Israeli scholar Pinchas Lapide has reported an analysis of ten textbooks used in primary and secondary schools in Israel. He says that "six of the books quote a total of eighteen New Testament passages....Three books give detailed explanations of the historical, literary, and religious meaning of the four Gospels....In two books quotations from the Old Testament are juxtaposed with quotations from the New so as to point out similarities and affinities."1
As far as allegations of anti-Semitism go, remember that in the early days of Christianity, there were no Gentile believers. The whole question of whether Jesus was the Messiah was a family affair to be settled by the family of Jewish people. It is in this context that the tone of many passages depicting criticism of this or that segment of the Jewish people must be seen. The "harsh" passages in the New Testament resemble far more the moral exhortations of the prophets than they do the intolerant rhetoric of medieval sermons. Take this passage, for instance, referring to the Jewish people:
"Ah, sinful nation, a people loaded with guilt, a brood of evildoers, children given to corruption. They have forsaken the Lord, they have spurned the Holy One of Israel and turned their backs on him."
Did you think this passage came from the New Testament? Perhaps you didn't recognize it as a quotation from the Old Testament prophet Isaiah.2 These kinds of words, recalling our people from sin, have always been a part of the prophetic tradition. The New Testament continues this tradition, alongside the tradition of elaborating on the positive side of Israel's relationship with God.
The real question to be dealt with is not, "Is the New Testament Jewish?" but rather, "Is it true?" When the same tests of historicity and validity are applied to the New Testament as to the Hebrew Scriptures, both will be seen to be equally true.
End Notes
- Lapide, Pinchas. Israelis, Jews and Jesus (Doubleday & Co., 1979,p. 49.)
- Isaiah 1:4
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God the Father author of the whole Bible? One is
negligent if the question of this type are avoided.It
is given so that we have to use it to find out if this is so.
Unless we are sure God exists we cannot seek him and
we cannot know him so he gave us this to know him.
And I'm glad you brought up Romans 9-11, where Paul draws up the analogy of one cultivated olive tree made up of Jew and Gentile branches on the same tree. We all are the true circumcision, and we worship by the Spirit of God and glory in Christ Jesus and put no confidence in the flesh. All were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea and all ate the same spiritual food, and all drank the same spiritual drink. For they drank from the spiritual Rock that followed them, and the Rock was Christ. We are all one in Christ, who brought down the dividing wall of hostility that separated us (Jew and Gentile) and has made one new man in place of the two, and has reconciled us both in one body through the cross, killing the hostility. Now there is one flock with one shepherd.
All believers are all brothers and will never be separated, either in this age or in the age to come.
Yes absolutely we are all one in Christ and are part of the same body, one body and one shepherd. What I was saying is that you cannot appropriate the label "Jewish" and apply it to all believers. Maybe I misunderstood you. Within the diversity of the one body, the New Testament still distinguishes Jewish followers of Jesus and non-Jewish or Gentile followers.
Jesus calls the Pharisees sons of the devil. Just as Satan was a liar and murderer from the beginning, so too are those who do not believe what Jesus said. And the people Jesus was speaking to were about to murder him, so that's why he used that appropriate analogy.
Also, in the Revelation of Jesus Christ, Jesus refers to real Jewish people who worship in real synagogues who persecute His followers (both Jew and Gentile) in Smyrna and Philadelphia. He calls them a synagogue of Satan and that they are not Jews, but liars. The reason is because, according to Jesus and the rest of the New Testament, a real Jew--a True Jew is a child of Abraham. And Abraham is the father of all who believe. To Jesus, only those who believe in His Name are really Jews.
I also need to take issue with your statement that all who believe are "true Jews" or "really Jews." The New Testament continues to make a distinction between Jews and Gentiles (witness Paul's addressing his audience in Romans as "you Gentiles" - believing Gentiles). He never calls Gentile Christians "Jews." In the section of Romans addressed to Jews in the early chapters, he does say that a true Jew is one who is Jewish inwardly, not just outwardly. He is pointing out that to be true to the name "Jewish" means to follow the God of Israel. But he does not conflate Jewish and Gentile believers.
The Revelation passages (2:9 and 3:9) probably indicate some activity of Jewish synagogue attenders against Jewish followers of Jesus. But it is not denying that Jews who don't follow Jesus are not Jews. In 1 Cor, 9:20 Paul calls Jews who are not yet believers "Jews" and Romans 9:1-15 and 10:1 indicate the place of the Jewish people, even as not followers of Jesus, in God's plan and in his heart. See all of Romans 9-11 for the full unpacking. So Revelation is a particular circumstance, not a key verse in unlocking the meaning of "Jewish."
Then comes the Dispersion experience of Jews to the diaspora - all the four corners of the globe - that has made definitive Jewry either a complex , or at best ,conjectural issue.


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Marianna- Can you imagine someone giving up free utilities for a month? Well, Margaret Fears did exactly that.
"The City of Marianna does the Toys for Tots every year," she said, "and I put in my name for the month of November- they do it November and December. November, I went and took toys up [to city hall] when I went to pay my bill and put my toys in [the donation box]. [City employees] said, 'fill out the [raffle ticket] and put your name in the drawing."'
Low and behold, Fears won.
"We drew November the 8th and Ms. Margaret Fears won the drawing," Marianna City Clerk, Kim Applewhite said, 'and she actually donated it to a resident here in town who she thought was less fortunate."
"They live across the street from me," Fears said, "and they're both on fixed income. You know, I just try to help if I can."
Applewhite said the toy drive and utilities raffle was a great incentive to help support a worthy cause.
"They give back to those kids who are less fortunate and may not have a Christmas otherwise. And, they do a great job of making sure the kids who need the toys get them," she told us.
And though Fears knew she would likely never get to meet the child who will open her toy on Christmas Day, she knew how much her gifts mean to others.
"Mrs. Daffin came over to the house and she was very surprised. They really appreciated it."
The next drawing is December 6 at Marianna City Hall. You do not have to be a city resident to donate a toy and enter the raffle. If the winner is from outside of the city limits, they can choose a customer who lives in Marianna to donate the prize to. Toys for Tots requests new, unwrapped toys.


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Bunbury video scrapbook: Day Three with Young the Giant, ZZ Ward, Robert DeLong and poster talk
Meet the maker of Bunbury band posters
CINCINNATI—While early afternoon rain chased fans to shelter beneath any nearby bridge, people were ready to jump out of their skins once the music resumed Sunday at the Bunbury Music Festival.
WCPO arts reporter Matt Peiken's final video scrapbook from the 2014 festival features clips from Young the Giant, ZZ Ward, Robert DeLong, The Yugos and more, along with a brief look at the designer for the official poster imagery for the Bunbury and Buckle Up Festivals.
More than 60,000 fans were expected to attend the three-day music festival.
WCPO's live coverage from Bunbury is archived here. Make sure to follow our tweets, photos and videos July 18-20 from the first Buckle Up country music festival at Sawyer Point.


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It's a rare thing for a designer to become so enamored with a model that they'll build a show finale around them, but that's exactly what Karl Lagerfeld did for Ford Image's Ashleigh in Chanel's most recent couture show, which also saw Ford Image's Lexi on the runway. A pregnant Ashleigh closed the show in a custom-made bridal gown by Lagerfeld, walking with the designer as he made his final bow. This was one of those moments that can't be replicated.
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Should I not be using the default settings in the /etc/multipath.conf? Are there any specific settings that need to be configured to use multipathd with an HDS AMS1000 array?The controllers are not happy with the panging on the controllers.
----- Original Message ----- From: dm-devel-bounces redhat com <dm-devel-bounces redhat com> To: dm-devel redhat com <dm-devel redhat com> Sent: Mon Jul 28 13:54:52 2008 Subject: [dm-devel] Strange DM issue on boot EL 5.2 Hitachi AMS1000 array Qlogic HBA (qla2xxx driver)I am seeing a strange issue when rebooting a server connected to the AMS1000 disk array. If I have a mount point defined in /etc/fstab that points to a mulitpathe device I receive the following error:error calling out /sbin/mpath_prio_hds_modular 8:32That error would seem to indicate a path failure, but if I remove the entry from /etc/fstab and reboot I am able to mount the device from the command line. I have tried to include the qlogic driver in the initrd, but that did help in any way. Are the dm-multipath drivers loading at the incorrect time? Has anyone ever encountered this before?Regards, Sajesh -- dm-devel mailing list dm-devel redhat com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/dm-devel


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Working Mothers and Child Care
In 2005, 70.5 percent of women with children
under 18 years of age were in the labor force (employed
or looking for work). Of mothers with children younger than
6 years, 62.8 percent were in the labor force and 58.5 percent
were employed. Of women with children aged 6 to 17 years,
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to be employed full-time (77.0 versus 70.9 percent). Married
mothers with a spouse present were less likely than never-married,
divorced, separated, and widowed women to be in the labor
force (68.2 versus 76.1 percent); however, married mothers
in the labor force were more likely to be employed than
women in other marital situations.The unemployment rate
among married mothers was only 3.6 percent, compared to
a rate of 9.2 percent among mothers in other marital situations.
In 2005, 40 percent of children under
6 years did not require nonparental child care, while 60
percent required at least one child care arrangement. Overall,
60 percent of children with at least one child care arrangement
received center-based care, 22 percent received care from
a nonrelative, and 35 percent received care from a relative
other than a parent. Nonparental child care was more common
among older than younger children. Among children who received
child care, older children were more likely than young children
to receive center-based care.
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Chart: Mothers in the Work Force: 1975-2005
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Chart: Weekly Child Care Arrangements for Children
Aged 5 Years and Younger, by Age: 2005
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Child Health USA 2006. Rockville, Maryland: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2006.