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- University of Durham
- University of Manchester
- University of Aberystwyth
- Purdue University
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The most important part of any archaeological project is that the results are published, so that scholars around the world can take account of the new information in their research.
This often takes a long time – as the mass of material can take years to process, study and interpret.
Final publication of Amara West will take many years, but here are some published articles on various aspects of the work so far:
M. Binder and N. Spencer, "The bioarchaeology of Amara West in Nubia: Investigating the impacts of political, cultural and environmental change on health and diet." In: Fletcher A, Antoine D, Hill JD, editors. Regarding the Dead. London: British Museum Press, (2014), 123-136.
M. Binder and C.A. Roberts, "Calcified structures associated with human skeletal remains: Possible atherosclerosis affecting the population buried at Amara West, Sudan (1300–800 BC)", International Journal of Paleopathology 6 (2014), 20–29.
M. Binder, C. Roberts, N. Spencer, D. Antoine, C. Cartwright, "On the Antiquity of Cancer: Evidence for Metastatic Carcinoma in a Young Man from Ancient Nubia (c. 1200BC)." PLoS ONE 9(3): e90924. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0090924 (2014).
N. Spencer, "Amara West: considerations on urban life in colonial Kush." In Welsby, D and Anderson, J, R., editors, Proceedings of the 12th International Conference for Nubian Studies. 457-485, Leuven: Peeters, 2014.
M. Binder, "Cultural traditions and transitions during the New Kingdom colonial period and its aftermath – Recent discoveries from the cemeteries of Amara West" In Welsby, D. and Anderson, J. R., editors, Proceedings of the 12th International Conference for Nubian Studies. 487-503, Leuven: Peeters, 2014.
N. Spencer, "Insights into life in occupied Kush during the New Kingdom: new research at Amara West", Antike Sudan 23 (2012), 21–8
N. Spencer, with Sophie Hay, "Amara West: Remote sensing at a pharaonic town in northern Sudan", in Proceedings of the conference, Archaeological Survey and the City. University of Cambridge, 2013, 176-201.
P. Ryan, C. Cartwright and N. Spencer, "Archaeobotanical research in a pharaonic town in ancient Nubia", British Museum Technical Research Bulletin 6 (2012), 97-106. http://www.britishmuseum.org/pdf/BMTRB_6_Ryan-Cartwright-and-Spencer.pdf
N. Spencer, M. G. Macklin and J. C. Woodward, "Re-assessing the abandonment of Amara West: the impact of a changing Nile?", Sudan & Nubia 16 (2012), 37-43.
M. Binder, "The 10th-9th century BC - New Evidence from Cemetery C of Amara West", Sudan & Nubia 15 (2011), 39–53. http://issuu.com/sudarchrs/docs/s_n15_binder
M. Binder, N. Spencer, M. Millet, "Cemetery D at Amara West: the Ramesside Period and its aftermath." British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan 16 (2011), 47-99.
N. Spencer, 'Nubian architecture in an Egyptian town? Building E12.11 at Amara West', Sudan & Nubia 14 (2010), 15–24.http://issuu.com/sudarchrs/docs/s_n14_spencer
N. Spencer, 2014. 'Creating and re-shaping Egypt in Kush: Responses at Amara West', Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections 6/1 (2014), 42-61. https://journals.uair.arizona.edu/index.php/jaei/article/view/18030
M. Binder, N. Spencer and M. Millet, 'Cemetery D at Amara West: the Ramesside Period and its aftermath', Sudan & Nubia 14 (2010), 25–44 http://issuu.com/sudarchrs/docs/s_n14_binder
N. Spencer, 'Cemeteries and a Ramesside suburb at Amara West', Sudan & Nubia 13 (2009): 47–61. http://issuu.com/sudarchrs/docs/s_n13_spencer
R. Parkinson and N. Spencer, 'The Teaching of Amenemhat at Amara', EA 35 (2009): 25–7
Further reading
Egypt Exploration Society
The Egypt Exploration Society excavations at Amara West were not published by its excavators, but two books on the architecture, pottery and graves have appeared, based on the old archives:
P. Spencer, Amara West, I: The architectural report. Excavation Memoir 63 (London, 1997)
P. Spencer, Amara West, II: The cemetery and the pottery corpus. Excavation Memoir 69 (London, 2002).
Historical background and context
In addition, the following recommended books provide a good introduction to the historical background and context:
D.N. Edwards, The Nubian Past. An Archaeology of the Sudan (London, 2004)
S.T. Smith, Wretched Kush: Ethnic Identity in Egypt's Nubian Empire (London, 2003)


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Display Grid ... Coming to a home near you?
By brfoley on Jun 10, 2005
Maybe you've heard Scott McNealy mention the idea of a "Display Grid" in relationship to both the current Sun Grid projects and Sun Ray / Tarantella.
For the past year now I've been running a project where we've placed a Sun Ray server infrastructure externally to Sun's corp network. With it we've been doing demos and setting up executive level contacts to experience first hand how Sun Rays work in a wide area network setting (WAN), using of course the worlds largest WAN... the internet. From some of this work we've been garnering ideas and use cases that may be used to develop some initial "Display Grid" ideas.
How well does this model work?
Here's a blog written by one of our test users you might find interesting.
I've had test users running Sun Rays from across the Atlantic with very good performance. The fact that Sun Rays run blazingly fast across a WAN has huge potentials in my opinion to change how companies deploy desktop computing. Even if you don't need to do it across the internet, think about the benefits within your own company network of being able to easily deploy and support desktops from a more centralized compute facility. (It's back to the future, mainframe computing, done with a much nicer, multimedia, more flexible display device).

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Led Wolverines To Six NCAA Titles, Was First Air Force Varsity Coach
COLORADO SRPINGS, Colo. — Legendary University of Michigan and U.S. National Team coach Vic Heyliger passed away this morning at his home in Colorado Springs, Colo. Heyliger was 87 and is survived by his four grown children.
"Vic did so many great things for so many people," said John Matchefts, who played for Heyliger on three national championship teams at Michigan. "He was a great human being, an outstanding coach and was instrumental in developing the WCHA and college hockey in general."
"Vic was an American hero and legend who gave much of himself to his players and friends," said Lou Vairo, former U.S. Olympic men's ice hockey coach and current director of special projects at USA Hockey. "He was a true gentleman who always did good for everyone."
Before his coaching career, Heyliger played high school hockey in his hometown of Concord, Mass., and prep school hockey at the Lawrence Academy in Groton, Conn. He then entered the University of Michigan in 1934. There he was an All-American from 1935-37 and once held the school record with a career total of 116 goals. After graduating, he played briefly for the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League during the 1937-38 and 1943-44 seasons.
Between his stints in the NHL, Heyliger began his coaching career at the University of Illinois. He later returned to his alma mater as head coach and led Michigan to the first NCAA Division I Ice Hockey Championship in 1948. He then guided the Wolverines to the title five more times, in 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955 and 1956.
After retiring from the University of Michigan, he returned to coaching by overseeing the startup hockey program at the United States Air Force Academy. Heyliger came to the Academy in 1966 to coach the Falcons' club team. In 1968-69, he became the Falcons' first varsity head coach. In his six seasons at the helm, Heyliger led the Falcons to an 85-77-3 record, including a 25-6 record in 1971-72, the fourth season of varsity hockey. Heyliger officially retired from coaching following the 1973-74 season.
After current Air Force head coach Frank Serratore took over the program in 1997, he began the Vic Heyliger Award. The award, voted on by the team, is given to the player whose dedication, character, leadership and work ethic exemplifies Falcon hockey.
Heyliger helped revolutionize college hockey as the first coach to actively recruit players. He was also instrumental in organizing the first NCAA Championship and the formation of a conference that served as the forerunner to today's WCHA.
At the international level, Heyliger played a major role in helping to organize the only U.S.-hosted International Ice Hockey Federation World Championship in 1962 in Colorado Springs, Colo. He also served as head coach of the 1966 U.S. National Team.
Heyliger was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 1974 in recognition of his lifetime achievement in the sport of hockey.
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ErWang Temple, no more
By syw on May 24, 2008
Cross posted at http://www.nomadicminds.org
Just saw the report that ErWang Temple of DuJianYan collapsed during the earthquake. I took the picture on the left last November.
This temple was first built probably 1000 years ago. Last renovations was around 1908. It completely collapsed this time. Guess it qualifies as a once in a 100 years earthquake.
It is such as sad feeling that what I saw last year is gone forever. I had a similar sensation when the World Trade Towers collapsed during 9/11. I visiited the restaurant on top of them not too long prior to the disaster either.
The TV news showed workers spraying antiseptic over the debris. There are less and less "miracle rescue" stories and more and more on tent cities, heroic logistical efforts, and the national mourning. The whole country stood in silience for 3 minutes a few days ago. Cars stopped and honked at the same time. Many moist eyes, tears, or even crying during those minutes.
I honestly do not know if any government can do better than China handling a disaster of this scale. The actions were swift, organized, transparent, and open-minded. That 3-minute silence touched every citizens and solidified the entire country. Chinese showed their bests. Money poured in; factories mobilized to produce whatever; distribution systems efficiently move goods to the right places, even drop got a receipt from the recipient; civilians blogged, photo'ed, or emailed heart-wrenching stories.
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A select bibliography of SCOLAR's sources on slavery
View a small sample of images used in the exhibition.
Abolition & emancipation. Part 1. Papers of Thomas Clarkson, William Lloyd Garrison, Zachary Macaulay, Harriet Martineau, Harriet Beecher Stowe & William Wilberforce from the Huntington Library. [SCOLAR microfilm collection.]
Abolition of slavery trade, Act. Statutes of the United Kingdom (Tomlins) (1801-1837)
Albert, James, Berr hanes o'r pethau mwyaf hynod ym mywyd James Albert Ukawsaw Groniosaw (1779)
Annual Register (1807) [Discussion on abolition]
Breiniau dyn : Can newydd [1841?]
Cenhadwr Americaniadd, cyfrol 1, (1840 -)
Clarkson, Thomas, The history of the rise, progress, and accomplishment of the abolition of the African Slave-trade by the British Parliament (1808)
Coke, Thomas, A journal of the Rev. Dr. Coke's fourth tour on the continent of America (1792)
Coke, Thomas, A statement of the receipts and disbursements for the support of the missions established by the Methodist Society (1794)
Coke, Thomas, A history of the West Indies (1808)
Crebar, E., Poems, religious and moral (1811)
D, E. (possibly Edward Davies), Yn erbyn caethiwed Brutanaidd (1826)
Douglass, Frederick, Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass (c1997)
Draper, Edward Alured, An address to the British public, on the case of Brigadier-General Picton, late governor and captain-general of the island of Trinidad (1806)
Drew, Samuel, The life of the Rev. Thomas Coke (1817)
Duncan, Peter, Hanes yr erledigaeth ar grefydd a fu yn diweddar yn Jamaica (1833)
False sanctity, (versified) : or, The modern Tartuffes ; to my country (1831)
Farrell, Stephen, The British slave trade : abolition, parliament and people: including the illustrated catalogue of the parliamentary exhibition in Westminster Hall, 23 May - 23 September 2007 (2007)
Furneaux, Robin Smith, William Wilberforce (1974)
Griffiths, Evan, Y gaethfasnach, a thrueni y caethion [1853?]
Hall, William A., Slavery in the United States of America: personal narrative of the sufferings and escape of William A. Hall, fugitive slave, now a resident of the town of Cardiff (1862)
Hemingway, J., Llythyrau a anfonwyd at Dr. Coke ac eraill (1807)
House of Commons Parliamentary Papers 1801-1900. (Slavery Papers) [Law Library microfiche collection.]
Hunter, Jerry, Llwch cenhedloedd : y Cymry a rhyfel cartref America (2003)
Jackson, George, A memoir of the Rev. John Jenkins (1832)
Jacobs, Harriet A., Incidents in the life of a slave girl (1987)
Letter to Sr. R.S.C. Bart. on the proposed immediate abolition of the slave-trade (1790)
Monthly Review (1807) [Book reviews about slavery]
Y mor coch; Cwyn y Negro… (1830?)
Morrison, J., Seren ddydd rhydd-did y byd (1836)
Nutry, Solomon, Hanes, cyffes, achwyniad, anerchiad, a dymuniad y Negroes. [between 1830 and 1834?]
Phillips, T., A journal of a voyage made in the Hannibal of London, ann. 1693, 1694, from England, to Cape Monseradoe, in Africa; and thence along the coast of Guiney to Whidaw, the island of St. Thomas, and so forward to Barbadoes; with a cursory account of the country, the people, their manners, forts, trade, &c. [The journal of the Brecon-born sea-captain and slave-trader]. (London : [s.n.], 1732)
Price, Howell ap David, A genuine account of the life and transactions of Howell ap David Price, gentleman of Wales (1752)
Priestley, Joseph, Sermon on the subject of the slave trade (1788)
Prince, Mary, The history of Mary Prince, a West Indian slave (1993)
Proceedings at a public meeting, held at the Town-Hall, Chester, on Thursday, the first of May 1823
Raynal, G.T., Abbe de., Philosophical and political history… in the East and West Indies (1798)
Rhees, Morgan J.S., Dioddefiadau miloedd lawer o ddynion duon (1792)
Rhees, Morgan J., Cylchgrawn Cynmraeg (1793)
Richards, William, Ymborth ar ddydd-ympryd [1795]
Richmond, Legh, Hanes y bachgen du (1821)
Richmond, Legh, Hanes y bachgen du (1841)
Roper, Moses, Hanes bywyd a ffoedigaeth Moses Roper o gaethiwed Americanaidd (1842)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom's Cabin (n.d., 20th C.)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Caban f'ewyrth Twm : yn gosod allan echryslonrwydd y gaeth-fasnach [n.d., 185?]
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom's cabin, or, The history of a Christian slave (1852)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom's cabin, with numerous engravings (1852)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Uncle Tom's cabin : or, Negro life in the slave states of America with fifty splendid engravings (1852)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Caban f'ewyrth Twm (1853)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Aelwyd f'Ewythr Robert (1853)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Crynodeb o 'Caban 'newyrthr Tom [1853?]
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Caban f'ewythr Tomos, neu, Hanes caethwas Crist'nogol (1862?)
Swyddfa Cymru/Wales Office, Cymru a chaethwasiaeth : i nodi 200 mlynedd ers diddymu'r ddeddf masnachu caethweision = Wales and slavery : marking 200 years since abolition of the slave trade act (2007)
Williams, Cynric R., A tour through the island of Jamaica : from the western to the eastern end in the year 1823 (1826)
Williams, Edward, Poems lyrical and pastoral (1794)
Williams, William, Pantheologia, neu Hanes holl grefyddau 'r byd (1762-1778)


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|December 12, 2013 19:00 - January 23, 2014 19:00
We play around with FPGAs in an attempt to learn a new powerful technology for solving specific tasks in future projects. A few years ago, we had a few meetings and started out looking at this technology, but it somewhat died out and other projects took over, but we will give it a try again, but keep it relaxed and non formal.
There is a specific mailing list for FPGA related chatter that you can join when logged into the member system. The list is called "labitat-fpga" and you simply click the "join" link next to the list name. If the link says "leave", you are already on the list.
Round 2
There isn't any specific shared project, but the initial plan is to get the environment up and running and get everyone introduce to VHDL and the basic concept of designing logic as opposed to writing software for existing processors.
Planned meetings
- #1: December 12 2013: Initial meet and greed, looking at hardware, toolchain, etc.
- #2: January 9 2014: Play around with some simple examples (controlling led, servo, VGA, etc)
- #3: January 23 2014: more play
- Thomas Flummer, has an AVNET Xilinx® Spartan®-3A Evaluation Kit, a Mojo v3 and an Open Logic Sniffer board
- Christian Baumgarten
- Lars Ole Belhage, with a PapilioOne500 and a Spartan-6 LX9 MicroBoard (and PapilioPro, Mojo3 underway)
- Mathias is also working on a project with Atlys™ Spartan-6 FPGA Development Board
- Msquare, aka M-i-anden, M², ... just because it different to the usual procedural sequential programming.
- Kim Schmock with PapilioPro (Xilinx Spartan 6 LX9). A PapilioOne500 on its way from Gadget Factory.
- add yourself...
Round 1
There will be cooperation with the RepRap group, trying to improve the control. Event:FPGA_Playpen/Minutes/2010-10-07
This page might be used for the project RepRapper.
It is our goal to have a event every two weeks, right now thursdays in even weeks (It's been quite awhile since the last meeting, but some of us are in Labitat on a regular basis for questions etc.).
Earlier Meetups
Next time (May 20th 2010) we might experiment with ZPU [1] [2] and the wishbone bus.
We have talked about trying to use the Open Logic Sniffer as a "classroom" project to ensure all have similar hardware.
- #1: April 28th 2010: intro meeting. High-level intro given by Peter. See his slides
- #2: May 6th 2010: got Thomas' board running some designs, tested a logic analyzer on Peter's board, and looked at dev boards for a project that uses PCI and Ethernet
- #3: May 20th 2010: -
- #4: June 3rd 2010: -
- #5: June 17th 2010: Svenne and I managed to control an RC servo using my evaluation kit.
- #6: July 1st 2010: I cleaned up the servo control code and separated the different parts in individual entities.
- #7: July 15th 2010: This time, I made a decoder for a quadrature encoder, and hooked it up to control the servo.
- #7: Sep 23th 2010: Starting up new FPGA work. New project proposal: "Improving the RepRap platform, by means of feedback and FPGA implementation." Suggested by Mr.Alvin. This project is codenamed RepRapper (danish pun).
- #7: Oct 7th 2010: First meeting regarding the new FPGA project . Svenne, Stuge, asbjorn and omegasteffy
- User:svennek, has a Diligent Nexys2 board with a working linux-setup.
- Thomas Flummer, has an AVNET Xilinx® Spartan®-3A Evaluation Kit and an Open Logic Sniffer board
- Peter Stuge has a few FPGA boards, an Altera USB Blaster and an Actel FlashPro3-compatible LCPS. (Xilinx Spartan-3E XC3S500E, Altera Cyclone EP1C6, Cyclone II EP2C8, Actel IGLOO AGL125, TBC)
- Omegasteffy previously been working with Xilinx Spartan 2 for DMA control
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- 1 package (16 ounces) elbow macaroni
- 1 to 1-1/2 pounds cooked small shrimp
- 1 package (16 ounces) frozen peas, thawed
- 7 to 8 celery ribs, finely chopped
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1-3/4 cups mayonnaise
- 3/4 cup French salad dressing
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 to 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 to 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 1 to 2 teaspoons pepper
- Cook macaroni according to package directions; drain and rinse in cold water. In a large bowl, combine the macaroni, shrimp, peas, celery and onion.
- In another bowl, whisk the dressing ingredients. Pour over salad and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 8 hours before serving. Yield: 16 servings.
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Yesterday went very well with only 4 hours of poker action.
Chopped the Treasure Island $50 tournament for $200 when we were 4 handed and everyone had about 3 big blinds. Not much to write home about though as I had to buy into the tournament 3 times before getting anything going!
Myself, Shazbo, Shaun and Niel sat down in the Luxor for 2 hours before we went to Aquaknox for dinner. I followed my usual plan of playing like a lunatic for the first hour, losing a buy in. However, with an image of the table dunce, when I did start hiting some hands, I ran my stack up from $200 to $1300 in the last hour of play, because nobody would fold any longer to any of my bets at this stage, and I started betting two or three times the pot when I had the nuts :) Shazbo won a couple of hundred as well, although our massive bill in Aquaknox soon swallowed up the profit.
I even won $200 at roulette which is unheard of. With only two days to go, it would take a massive misstep to leave Vegas with a loss, although I'm sure I'll give it a good go ;)
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
Vegas - a good day
Posted by DungBeetle at 09:17
3 comments:
- James Atkin said...
Hey man,
It would be great if you'd be willing to swap blog links with me.
Have added you to mine @ http://atkinator.blogspot.com
GL in Vegas!
- 19 October 2010 at 10:48
- DungBeetle said...
Hi James - will do the link when I am back in London. Remind me with a comment if I forget - cheers.
- 19 October 2010 at 15:59
- James Atkin said...
That's cool, tyty...
- 19 October 2010 at 16:46
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Brendan Rodgers insists Liverpool have no intention of selling Luis Suarez in the January transfer window.
Speculation in Thursday's press suggested Manchester City have shown an interest in the Uruguay striker - but Rodgers is adamant he'll remain a Reds player.
The boss told reporters at Melwood: "He's certainly not someone we want to sell or move on. He has been a brilliant player to work with and we want to add to our squad - not take people out of it, especially a world-class player.
"We'll continue to work and stay focused on what we're trying to achieve. Luis has already shown in the summer his commitment to the club. He signed a new deal and you've seen up until this point, he's in a great moment in his footballing life here at Liverpool. He's scoring goals and working well.
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Sunday, the final teams played to round out the final schedule for the 2014 Little League World Series (LLWS). Saturday, four games were played to determine which US teams would go to the 2014 LLWS; the world series games begin Thursday, August 14. Sunday, the Canada slot was filled when the Vancouver, British Columbia team defeated Ontario 4-1. Sunday night, the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania team defeated the Newark, Delawareare little league team 8-0 for the final mid-atlantic slot; the game was played live on ESPN.
This is the 68th annual Little League Baseball World Series and each year the LLWS games are played in South Williamsport, Pa. The annual LLWS event brings tens of thousands of families, fans, and players from around the world to watch 10 day of games. The final LLWS championship game will be played Sunday, August 24.
Each year, the LLWS starts with sixteen teams which include: eight United States (US) and eight international teams. It's double elimination and each team gets to play three games at the LLWS with the final consolation game. The final championship game will consist of one US team and one International team.
This is the list of final 16 teams that will compete at the 2014 LLWS, according to LLWS.org:
Great Lakes - Jackie Robinson West LL - Chicago, Illinois
Mid-Atlantic - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Midwest - Canyon Lake LL - Rapid City, South Dakota
New England - Cumberland American LL - Cumberland, Rhode Island
Northwest - Lynnwood Pacific LL - Lynnwood, Washington
Southeast - South Nashville LL - Nashville, Tennessee
Southwest - Pearland East LL - Pearland, Texas
West - Mountain Ridge LL - Las Vegas, Nevada
Asia-Pacific - Seoul LL - Seoul, South Korea
Australia - Perth Metro North LL - Perth, Australia
Canada - South Vancouver LL - Vancouver, British Columbia
Caribbean - Miguel Luzunaris LL - Humacao, Puerto Rico
Europe-Africa - South Moravia LL - Brno, Czech Republic
Japan - Tokyo Kitasuna LL - Tokyo, Japan
Latin America - Coquivacoa LL - Maracaibo, Venezuela
Mexico - Guadalupe Linda Vista LL - Guadalupe, Nuevo León
The LLWS games can be dramatic, heart breaking, and an absolute joy for the teams that win. Making it to Williamsport is a hard earned dream for most of the 11 – 12 year olds (and 13-year-olds whose birthday is after May 1, 2014).
Even when a team loses at the LLWS games, they are able to return to their suite-like surroundings at The Grove and they get to live like rock stars for about ten days. Amenities include: a large swimming pool, video games, a room full of ping pong tables, and new friends who have come from all over the world. No parents are allowed! For more information on The Grove, click here.
To see a slideshow of photos from the 2013 LLWS games, click here.
See the video above for the tour that last year's LLWS winners were taken on after their big win.
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To read about, see photos and watch a recap video about the 2012 LLWS games, click here.
To read about the 2011 LLWS games, click here. To see a slideshow of photos from those games, click here.
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Intro: The yummy chicken recipes that I gravitate toward are foods like the Bisquick chicken and dumplings soup with peas and carrots. It's a comfort food favorite and so, so easy to make!
Other Yummy Chicken Recipes to Try
- Potato salad pesto with green beans and chicken
- How to make chicken and wild rice soup in the Dutch oven
- Winter dinner ideas: White bean and chicken chili recipe
- Grilled chicken sandwich recipe with creamy Swiss cheese and Fuji apples
- How to make chicken shish kabobs on the George Foreman Grill
About the Bisquick Chicken and Dumplings Soup
Chicken and dumplings soup figures into many of my childhood memories. Not only did my mom make this yummy chicken recipe quite a bit, it was also the special quite a lot of the time at Lakey's Cafe, the family restaurant that my grandparents started (and which my aunts and uncles subsequently owned).
As I admitted with my fried chicken recipe, I didn't quite learn how to make a tasty chicken -n- dumplins like someone from the Lakey family should.
Enter the Bisquick chicken and dumplings recipe. It takes a lot of the fuss out of making the dumplings, and it's just a plain yummy chicken recipe!
How to Make Chicken and Dumplings Soup with Bisquick
- 1 1/2 c. milk
- 1 c. frozen carrots
- 1 c. cooked chicken, cut it up
- 1 can (10.75-oz) creamy chicken mushroom soup, condensed
- 1 c. Bisquick®, Original
- 1/3 c. milk (additional)
- Garlic powder, paprika, white pepper
- Heat up the one-and-a-half cups of milk along with the chicken, the carrots and the soup. Allow it to boil. Stir it frequently.
- In a separate bowl, stir the Bisquick in as well as the additional one-third cup of milk until dough forms.
- Drop the dough onto the chicken mixture -- eight spoonfuls -- Don't let it dip into the liquid.
- Sprinkle the dumplings with the spices.
- Simmer on low heat for ten minutes and then cover the Bisquick chicken and dumplings soup and cook for another ten minutes.


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Audi A8 L vs. Lexus LS 460 L
The buzz around Lexus studios lately is L-finesse. Though it sounds like a smooth R&B wannabe, this is the design theme sweeping the company. Nowhere else has it been applied more than on the LS 460 L, stretched in wheelbase to 121.7 inches from the base car's 116.9 inches. If previous Lexus sedans have been pleasant, but uninspiring, in their execution, this car gains a little ground in aggressive looks without losing sight of the elegance owners have come to expect.
Interior design - 9/10
Everywhere you look or touch in this car amounts to luxury-car nirvana. Ergonomics, fit and finish are all impeccable. Lexus has accurately interpreted a car with loads of technology and thoughtfulness in a presentation that doesn't alienate the driver or passengers. A semi-aniline upgrade exists, but the standard leather seating is more than adequate for its rich feel. For that matter, every surface and the controls feel substantial and pleasing to the touch. The rear legroom of about 37 inches is down from the A8's, though most passengers' knees will still move freely back there. Regardless of price, only a few cars in production rate so highly and the LS may very well represent a new benchmark for interior design.
Sound system/goodies - 10/10
To summarize this car's features, you would have to describe it something like a La-Z-Boy in a concert hall that parks itself. I suspect the marketing folks would not be amused by such a concept, so I'll break it down and cover a few of this car's numerous features.
The recliner reference comes from the adjustable rear seats. Another option is built-in massaging (note that happy-ending controls have yet to be included). The right rear passenger can also indulge with a powered leg rest. Both lucky souls get the benefit of offerings like a DVD player with headphone controls, a cool box for drinks and dual-zone HVAC controls. All that aside, I cannot stress the importance of one very special option: the Mark Levinson Reference Surround Sound audio system. The 19-speaker, 450-watt system is loud, yes, but that's not the point. Simply said, no other factory setup reproduces full-bodied sound with such precision and depth. This is a rare occasion of reality meeting — possibly even exceeding — the hype.
Finally, the LS won't tool around on its own taking revenge like King's Christine, but it will park itself. The Advanced Guidance Parking System does most of the dirty work and only asks you to work the brakes when needed. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a voice-activated coffee machine integrated into the dash for next year's model…
Bang for the buck - 19/20
I simply can't imagine spending several times more than the LS's sticker price to acquire similar luxury and build quality (often less) wrapped around a more prestigious name. There's no question that $71,000 is grand, but I can't think of a luxury car that offers more for the money.
Driving experience - 17/20
The LS is a surprisingly adequate driver, with the ability to surprise and surpass quite a few cars off the line. Still, the decision is simple: This car is best appreciated from one of the rear passenger thrones, where you will never be uncomfortable or bored.
Final score - 88/100
Much of the '80s is best forgotten, but the 1989 introduction of Lexus and the LS stands as a high point in automotive history, signaling a quiet, dignified revolution that continues today in the LS 460 L.
and the winner is…There may be a cyclical market for executive rides, but these sedans pose a strong argument to pick a design and stick with it. The Audi A8 is a fine ride, but it trades some luxury for performance. If you want a big luxury sedan that can raise your pulse like a taut sports sedan, the A8 is your car. However, for an overachiever in capability, luxury, engineering, reliability, and value the Lexus LS 460 L dominates the market — it was built to conquer. Let Lexus' passionate pursuit continue, we like where it's headed.
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Baseball Squeaks Past IPFW, 4-3, In Nightcap
April 24, 2005
Chicago, Ill. - University of Illinois at Chicago senior shortstop Jeff Gremley broke a 2-all tie in the fourth inning with a solo home run, his third of the season, to help the Flames to the 4-3 non-conference victory over IPFW in the nightcap of Sunday's doubleheader at Les Miller Field on Sunday afternoon.
UIC sophomore reliever Zach Peterson (6-1) earned the victory for the Flames, tossing 4.1 innings out of the pen, while allowing three hits and striking out one. IPFW starter Eric Lambert (5-2) was tagged with the loss, surrendering four runs, seven hits in 4.2 innings of work.
With the victory, UIC improves to 20-15-1 overall, while the Mastodons fall to 19-15 on the campaign.
IPFW got on the board in the second inning, as designated hitter Sean Kirk (2-for-3, 2 runs, RBI) reached base on a single and moved over to second base on a sacrifice bunt by catcher Brent Doty and over to third on a groundout by Caleb Smith. The Mastodons went ahead 1-0, as UIC starter Ryan Martin uncorked a wild pitch, allowing Kirk to score from third base.
The Flames answered with two runs in the bottom half of the second, behind a RBI single from junior designated hitter Ben Trotter and a sacrifice fly from senior second baseman Mike Bruszer, giving UIC the 2-1 advantage.
IPFW evened the score in the third inning as outfielder Dustin Fremion connected for a two-out single and moved over to second base on a Bryan Nolte passed ball. Mastodons' shortstop Ryan Steinbach plated Fremion with a RBI single, evening the score at 2-apiece.
Following Gremley's homer in the fourth inning, the Flames tacked on an insurance run in the bottom half of the fifth. Freshman first baseman Mark Hallberg opened with a leadoff double, stole third and scored on a RBI single from junior leftfielder Bart Babineaux, pushing UIC ahead, 4-2.
Kirk, however, would not let the Mastodons go away quietly, as he connected for an opposite field, solo homer, in the top of the sixth to bring IPFW to within, 4-3.
UIC will be back in action on Wednesday afternoon, for an unconventional doubleheader. The Flames will square off with UW-Stevens Point at 4:05 p.m. and followed by Bradley at 7:30 p.m. in the nightcap.


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SEATTLE – With the 129th overall pick on Friday, Washington junior right-handed pitcher Jeff Brigham was selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
Brigham, from Federal Way, Wash., just wrapped up his junior season with the Huskies going 7-4 with a 2.90 ERA, giving up 79 hits, 33 runs (29 earned) in 90 innings pitched. He gave up one run or less in each of his first six starts, 9 of 16 total, and turned in eight quality starts. Brigham was honorable mention All-Pac-12 and first team Pac-12 All-Academic.
In his last outing, Brigham equaled a season-high throwing 7 innings in a 2-1 Oxford Regional loss at Mississippi on June 1. He gave up two runs on seven hits, striking out four and tossing a season-high 124 pitches.
Brigham is the highest UW selection in the draft since Nick Hagadone was selected 55th overall in compensation first round. He was the only Husky selected in the first or second day of the draft.
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An overview of an artist's 25 years in Mexico as seen through his drawings and watercolours.
These "on the spot" pieces have the immediacy and grit of the tropical South about them.
For those interested in Latin America, art and travel.
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About CSTEP
Designed for college students whose majors are in the fields of science, math, engineering, technologies and allied health, CSTEP provides historically underrepresented, economically disadvantaged college students with activities to foster academic excellence and nurture students as they progress through their college study. Activities include specialized tutoring, mentoring, presentations, career exploration, field trips, academic competitions, service projects, internships and workshops.
CSTEP is a New York State Department of Education grant-funded enrichment initiative designed to foster academic excellence, cultivate student independence, enhance students' college experience, and increase awareness and opportunities for historically and economically underrepresented college students:
- In pre-professional or professional undergraduate study
- Majoring in math, science, technology, and health related fields
- Seeking professional licensure
Members of CSTEP must:
- Be open to a holistic approach to their college experience
- Meet with the CSTEP Staff at least 3 times per semester to discuss academics, career plans, personal issues, and finances
- Attend all general meetings and at least 2 CSTEP sponsored activities per semester
- Be a self advocate and ask for the services that they need
- Maintain or increase their GPA
- Participate in 'CSTEP Service Days'
- Participate in at least one internship/research project prior to graduation
Eligible participants must:
- Be African-American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American/Alaskan or economically underrepresented
- Be a U.S. citizen or permanent New York State resident
- Be enrolled at MVCC as a full-time student in one of the following major areas: Science, Technology, Mathematics, Engineering, Construction Trades, Nursing, Health Services, Law, or Secondary Education (Science and Math)
- Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.8
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I second otter's comment, one of my favourite movies ever!
Nov 15, '08
YES! One of my all time favorite movies, OF ALL TIME! Baseball Furies, Gramercy Riffs, The Orphans, the Lizzies, and those no good dirty Rogues. Saw it on the big screen at a midnight movie last year.
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The Guitar
The shape is a slightly modified Martin OOO, with an adjusted waist and upper bout. The join is at the 13th fret. This, coupled with the Mahogany back and sides and sturdy bracing give it a middling, warm sound with a deep bass and clear trebles.
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Eating & Drinking Local at Your Next Virginia Meeting
For some meetings and groups, using local products as part of the resort experience is very important. Lansdowne Resort in Leesburg, Virginia is located in a part of the country where sourcing local products for a variety of meetings, and in their dining outlets, is almost routine. Northern Virginia has an abundance of local farms and vendors and Lansdowne has ongoing relationships with more than dozen of them.
Lansdowne Resort is an IACC-certified conference center with 50,000 square feet of total meeting space, including 33 meetings rooms, amphitheater and executive boardroom. Below are some thoughts on the importance of eating and drinking locally for your next meeting.
Why eat & drink local?
- It gives attendees perspective on the meeting location
- Adds a learning element to your food & beverage event
- Supports the local community where your meetings are held
- Creates built-in theme opportunities
What can be sourced locally?
- Wine, Spirits, Beer and sometimes even micro-brewed sodas, juices, etc.
- Produce – some conference centers even grow their own!
- Protein – local farms still abound in the U.S., find one near your meeting location for the freshest product
- Cheeses, Baked Goods, Craft Products – keep an eye out or Google that local cupcake shop, creamery or home made jam retailer – little touches go a long way
How can your IACC Conference Center help facilitate this?
- Your conference planner and/or the Director of Food & Beverage can point you in the direction of the local best in food & spirits.
- The conference center can source goods and may even have volume accounts with some smaller purveyors.
- Your conference team should assist with implementing signage, menu cards or verbiage for your materials that helps celebrate the choices you've made and educate your attendees on what they are sampling, where it came from and how to obtain products for themselves should they like to!
How can these local products be incorporated into my meeting food & beverage events?
- At your reception, feature a local winery, brewery or distillery – this can be as simple as adding these items to your bar or setting up a station with the proprietor so attendees can "meet the maker". Your reception is instantly interactive and the learning continues!
- Ask your conference center chef to tailor your awards banquet dinner using local artisanal products. If the kitchen is buying local, chef's cook with an extra special level of care – make sure to mention the farms/growers on your menu cards. Your attendees will know you are really celebrating them with your choices.
- Want to spice up a break? Ask your conference planner to do an entirely local break – cheeses, produce, snacks, beverages and baked goods from down the street make great conversation pieces and keep the networking going!
Your IACC Conference Center is your partner in helping make your meeting memorable. Eating & Drinking Local is a great way to make a lasting impression.
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Beautiful and bloody.
This aint Abe Lincoln
Very cool. That old article is bull, but it gave some links reliant to my interests. <3 xD
omfg is that real "scared" lol jk
I love this, gosh i wish i knew how to pull this off!
...That's kind of disgusting.
okay. don't you think typing that was kind of a waste of time?
May I ask how you did it?
I have the existing piercings and i just took the rings out and put the needles through with a catheter. add the fake blood and try take the photo of your self.. hence the bad angle..
oooh nice! [:
Mmm...Really triggering, but amazing nonetheless ;
I love the colour version way better!
Nice shot
Nice shot
amazing ♥ it!
HOLY FREAKING CRAP!!! (Falls over in amazement.)
hey, what does fake blood taste like? O_o
nice pic
nice pic
That particular one was kind of sweet, and oily.. but others i've tasted are really bitter...
awww that's awesome *stares in wonder like a little child* shiny needles
Did these needles go through holes from peircings? Or did you just shove them through your lip?
Either way, looks amazing
Either way, looks amazing
Walk around with that put together and freak some people out-hehe
It looks really cool, interesting idea
It looks really cool, interesting idea
REAL BLOOD? Yikes...
Nice pic though XD
Nice pic though XD
so amazing! did you really pierce yourself for this piece? i love it!
fantastic o.O
you're my star XD
you're my star XD
stupid girl,but like real!
I asked her if she minded if I did it.. it's more like in art when they tell you to paint the mona lisa
once agian awsome pic i think its better in color but now i need to ask is that real blood if it is cool if its not then tricky little you sure got a good deal on fake blood
All I can say is you're talented. I love this picture. Its simply amazing.
rock on man!
Painful, but lovely.
Painful, but lovely.
Aww Thats Amazing i love it
im ganna it caz its so so so SO COOL !!^^
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About Ratna Palakodeti, MD
Dr. Ratna Palakodeti is a graduate of Andrha Medical College in Vizag, India. He completed his internship and residency training in Internal Medicine and Family Practice at King George's Hospital in India, medical facilities in the United Kingdom, and Metro Health Center in Cleveland. Dr. Palakodeti was awarded the 2009 Family Physician of the Year by the Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Palakodeti is a member of the governing Board of the Dayton Foundation, is a clinical assistant professor of Family Medicine at Wright State University's Boonshoft School of Medicine. He serves on the Board of Trustees for Dayton Hospice Inc., is emeritus trustee for the Miami Valley Hospital Foundation, president of the Ohio Academy of Family Physicians and an executive committee member of Miami Valley Academy of Family Physicians.
Dr. Palakodeti is certified in Family Practice by the American Board of Family Physicians. He has been with Premier HealthNet since 1991.
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Cinnamon Restaurant and Bar
Cinnamon is an innovative and modern restaurant located in the heart of Canary Wharf. With its requisite cinnamon sticks decorating the dining room contrasting a menu possessing a strong British accent. The menu features classics such as goat's cheese and onion tatin and mains of Pan fried calves liver and bacon or grilled asparagus risotto with wild mushrooms. Round things off with English cheese or a tomato and basil sorbet. The wine list features old new world options, with a good range in the £20-30 bracket, while the adjacent bar serves a long list of cocktails and snacks such as salt pepper squid.
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Outstanding debut ... Ronny Chieng.
The first weekend of the festival is done and dusted, and already there's a bit of buzz building around several acts.
I've had a slightly quieter kick off to the festival than usual, but things will be ramping up this week. It's been a bit of a surprise to find that some of the best acts I've seen thus far have been performers presenting their first-ever shows at the festival.
The highlight for me, at this early stage, has been Ronny Chieng. As predicted in my 'five up-and-comers' tips list last week, Chieng's first show is a terrific hour of stand-up and the only thing that says "newcomer" about this is the size of the room.
Chieng has a rapid-fire, confident style that never lets up over the course of the hour. Though he takes on comedic staples like relationships and multiculturalism (he is "on a mission to make being Chinese cool"), he does it with a freshness and energy that injects new life into the well-worn topics.
Another debut show that's worth checking out is Luke Heggie. Though it's not in the same vein as his earlier work (he's moved from straight one-liners to a looser, more conversational style), it's still quality stand-up from a laconic, dry and deceivingly clever comedian.
Of the bigger names, Greg Behrendt has an excellent show that should appeal to anyone who is disappointed to find there's no Arj Barker this year. Behrendt's got a similar 'rock star' style on stage and delivers his stand-up with the confidence and professionalism one would expect from a 20-year veteran. His genius lies in his ability to take narrow topics, like buying goldfish or seeing wildlife in South Africa, and extend them into long bits - sometimes lasting 15 minutes or more - peppered with a multitude of jokes (there's no long build-up to a single punchline - the punchlines come thick and fast).
The first large batch of reviews from The Age's reviewers arrived yesterday and most were very good. Though I had some misgivings about the subject matter for Celia Pacquola's show this year (about her time in London), Cameron Wood's review puts her among stand-up's best. "Her ebullient stage presence and mischievous humour make you want to giggle from the get-go," he writes in the four-star review.
There are also four-star reviews for perennial festival favourites Wil Anderson, Akmal and Jeff Green. Relative newcomer Joel Creasey also impressed reviewer Mark Ellis with his confident, but self-deprecating humour.
The big surprise has been the negative reception to Fiona O'Loughlin's new show, The Divine Miss O, which managed only 1.5 stars from Cameron Woodhead. It sounds like there were a few technical problems on the night, but Woodhead's not the first person I've heard with little positive to say about the show. Of course, there are those who have never been fans of O'Loughlin's style, but most people (including me) would agree that she's normally one of the most consistently funny and entertaining stand-ups in the country.
Some of the shows I'm beginning to hear some buzz about include Canadian Glenn Wool (after a few good, but not great, shows at the festival, every person I've spoken to who has seen his show this year has named it as an early highlight - review here) and Paul Foot (word is that this show is even better than last year's Barry-nominated effort). Unsurprisingly, the word of mouth surrounding Wanda Sykes has been extremely good and she's only got a few more shows to go, so best book quickly (review here). Live 'silent film' Tie Her to the Tracks and Hannah Gadsby have also received four-star reviews.
But what about you? What did you see over the weekend? Highlights? Lowlights? Post your reviews and opinions below. (And don't just tell us what you thought was good - tell us WHY it was good)
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The Rotary Club of Redondo Beach presents Casino Night 2014: Casablanca on Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Toyota Auto Museum in Torrance.
The evening features casino style gaming, live music, no-host bar, live and silent auction, opportunity drawings and hearty hors d'oeuvres. Guests will each receive $100 in gaming chips.
The live and silent auctions offer up vacations, sporting events, meals, wine and pampering….lots of pampering!
A couple of the items up for grabs: a week-long getaway for two on a garden island in Fiji at the romantic Paradise Resort (includes air fare and lodging) and a seven or nine day fishing adventure on the 65 foot Captain Cook along the pristine coast of Alaska (includes a round-trip air ticket, meals and gear).
Sounds pretty fabulous, huh?
All donations go toward the club's charitable and humanitarian activities.
For additional information, ticket purchase and to view a complete list of the auction items, visit the website at http://www.clubrunner.ca/Portal/Home.aspx?accountid=2507.
The Toyota Auto Museum is located at 19600 Van Ness Avenue in Torrance.


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Cannabis Science Inc (PINK:CBIS) was a negative mover in the previous day trade and moved down -2.78% to finish the trading activity at $0.07. The stock gained the tremendous volume of 6.28 million shares in the prior session. The 52-week range of the stock was $0.03- $0.25.
A123 Systems, Inc. (PINK:AONEQ) traded 4.86 million shares in the prior session of Thursday, February 21, 2013 and its average volume remained 13.16 million shares. AONEQ was a negative mover and fell -10.27%. AONEQ started the trading activity at $0.04, to close at $0.0332. The 52-week range of the stock was $0.01 – $2.28. The one-month performance was positive +33.87%. The market capitalization of the stock was 6.70 million.
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The 86 meter long self-propelled barge Kelaniya collided head-on with barges being pushed by the 268 meter long self-propelled barge Veerhaven X on the Waal River in dense fog near Doornenburg, Netherlands. The Kelaniya and one of the barges being pushed by the Veerhaven X became entangled together. The Kelaniya also suffered significant water ingress requiring the crew to abandon the vessel. A vessel with dewatering pumps were able to stabilize the Kelaniya. No reports of injuries or pollution being released. The Kelaniya was loaded with 900 tons of coal at the time. The water police is conducting an investigation into the incident.
Day: November 23, 2011
Norvind Again
The 107 meter long, 5916 dwt freighter Norvind went aground at the entrance to Kragerø, Norway. The freighter had run aground into the shallows due to a navigation error. The Norvind was able to refloat itself without assistance and docked later the same day. No reports of injuries, damage or pollution being released. Authorities are conducting an investigation into the incident. Initial reports state that the master and chief mate were tested for alcohol and the results were negative. The Norvind has had two prior incidents in 2011.
Hoek van Holland Collision
The 97 meter long suction dredge Crestway collided with the sailboat Rio Scoe off the Hoek van Holland, Netherlands. The sailboat was dis-masted. No one was injured on either vessel. The KNRM lifeboat was dispatched to the scene and took the sailboat under tow back to Harbor Mountain. The water police are conducting an investigation into the incident. No reports of pollution being released.


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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Graduate and undergraduate courses focus on both theory and practice through a range of approaches and the faculty are some of the most highly respected figures in the contemporary art world. We offer a BFA Program in Studio Art, an MFA Program in Studio Art, and MA Programs in Art Education, Visual Arts Administration, Art Therapy, Visual Culture: Theory and Costume Studies, Art in Media, and Art and Public Policy, a Doctoral Program in Visual Culture and Art Education.
The department is expanding its Global Arts Studio curriculum in Africa, China, and Europe in collaboration with Global Education. Cross-School initiatives at NYU include collaborations with Steinhardt's Culture and Communication Department, Stern School of Business, and Tisch School of the Arts. We also offer courses in partnership with major cultural institutions in the city, including the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the International Center for Photography, and the Urban Glass Workshop in Brooklyn.
Community based initiatives in studio art, art education, and art therapy allow students and faculty to connect with diverse collaborators in urban New York and across the globe. Students also engage with the city through an extended network for internships and field placements with outstanding artists, museums, galleries, art publishers, art-related organizations, art teachers, and art therapists.
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I deleted the Ubuntu [ 12.10 ] Partition by accident from Windows 8.
I tried everything I saw on internet, but still I couldn't make it.
Is there a way to rescue Ubuntu from Windows 8 ?
Edit after Eliah's post
Actually my first problem occured when I restarted the system, there was "no such partition grub rescue>" problem, so I tried to fix that. First I tried Ubuntu LiveCD, I wrote necessary commands of
Testdisk and
Gpart to Terminal, but it didn't work. Then I tried the "Boot-Repair", it worked great. Now I can log into Windows 8, but I just can't figure it out how to rescue my Ubuntu.
Actually, I generally put my documents to Dropbox, but I had some very important Python scripts and large files located in Ubuntu's Home folder, and I customized Ubuntu for very long time, I really want to rescue Ubuntu, my last choice is starting over.
Edit 2 after Eliah's Post
sudo fdisk -l output:
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 * 2048 3074047 1536000 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
/dev/sda2 3076094 251176274 124050090+ f W95 Ext'd (LBA)
/dev/sda3 251176960 488408129 118615585 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
/dev/sda5 23551353 116647964 46548306 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
/dev/sda6 149452758 251176274 50861758+ 7 HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
output of
parted -l
Error: Can't have a partition outside the disk! `
Warning: Unable to open /dev/sr0 read-write (Read-only file system). /dev/sr0 has been opened read-only.
Error: Can't have a partition outside the disk!`


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According to CBC Sports, Canada shutout Finland 3-0 in women's hockey action at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi.
Shannon Szabados of Edmonton, Alberta made 14 saves as Canada improved to 2-0 in group A standings.
Jayna Hefford of Trenton, Ontario was Canada's best forward. She notched a goal and an assist. Her goal was an unassisted 2-0 insurance marker where she beautifully stickhandled the puck and beat Finnish netminder Noora Raty. Hefford also recorded an assist on a goal by Rebecca Johnston of Sudbury, Ontario as Canada entered the Finnish zone on an uneven rush.
Finland stayed close with Canada as the game was scoreless heading into the third period before Meghan Agosta-Marciano of Windsor, Ontario scored on the power play in the top corner of the Finnish net.
With the victory, Canada improves to 2-0 and will play the United States for first place in Group A (Wednesday, 5:30 a.m., CBC). They have also guaranteed a spot in the semi-final.