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The Jordan School District Board of Education is taking a strong and united stand in opposition to a potential district split. The South Jordan City Council is in the process of conducting a feasibility study looking into the idea of creating a separate school district within its own city boundaries.
On Tuesday, the seven-member Jordan School District Board of Education signed a resolution stating that such a split will be damaging to the educational quality for students and employees throughout the District. The resolution also states that a separate South Jordan City school district might create unintended consequences which could be avoided if the Jordan School District and South Jordan City Council work together to find solutions to individual problems.
In an effort to be proactive and communicate accurate information to patrons and taxpayers, the Board of Education will personally deliver the signed resolution to each mayor and city council member within the boundaries of the entire District. The complete resolution is available by clicking on the image.


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Think about this a moment. Sometimes, even often, actors actually make movies. Heck the late great John Wayne made a whole bunch of movies after "Wagon Train" moved him from relative obscurity to super star status. Of course John Wayne was just huge in every way. But these days a lot of feature films and television shows begin their lives as "shorts." Shorts are films under 45 minutes in length. They are created for many reasons but one of the driving forces behind short films is to show case a film concept and hopefully get it into a position to grow it into a feature film. Some of the best achieve that goal and right now you can go and watch some of the best of the best not at all surprisingly right here in Southern California at the "Festival of Pelagia."
The "Festival of Pelagia" presents quality short films produced by actors. This year it is being held at the Crest Theater, 1262 S. Westwood Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024 on April 25th 2014. If you like movies I am pretty sure you will love this short film festival with a huge heart. There are two online ways to get all of the information about the Festival of Pelagia. Either at: http://festivalofpelagia.com/ or at their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pelagia.festival. Just hurry because the event is just a few days away.
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Elevation: 4350 ft. Bear Mountain Farm and Wilderness Retreat, located on Bear Mountain in the Alleghany Highlands, has the highest mean elevation (approximately 4400 feet) east of the Mississippi River. In this area, three great rivers–the James, Potomac, and Greenbriar–all begin their journeys to the Chesapeake Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. The extensive Bear Mountain Farm and Wilderness Retreat offers several trails that meander through spring-fed creeks, beaver ponds, mature hardwood forests, and scenic vistas. In addition to being a great getaway site for the naturalist on vacation, this site is also used as a venue for teaching and public education. The flora and fauna of this site are unusual due to its high elevation. In addition to atypical plants such adder's tongue and snow trillium, this site is also home to the endangered northern flying squirrel and snowshoe hare. Nesting avian species include black-capped chickadee, chestnut-sided warbler, and perhaps even horned lark, vesper sparrow, and magnolia warbler. Spring migration can be quite productive for neotropical migrants as well as Brewer's blackbird, and sometimes northern saw-whet owl. Beaver ponds and other wetland habitats can be productive for an assortment of dragonflies and damselflies in the summer. Look for dragonflies such as common green darner and slaty skimmer, as well as damselflies such as Rambur's forktail and common spreadwing. Turning over a few logs may turn up quite a diversity of salamanders. Red-backed, northern dusky, and northern slimy salamanders can be found, as well as other species of the genus Plethodon. Frequent mammals include black bear, red and gray foxes, and bobcat.
From the Blue Grass Valley at the intersection of Rt. 640 and US 250, travel west on US 250 for 6.5 miles to Rt. 601. Turn left on Rt. 601/Bear Mountain Road and continue for 1.5 miles to the gate (end of state maintenance). Continue past the gate for 0.8 miles to the entrance on the left.


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#CTIA 2010: Samsung Announces Android-Based Galaxy S
At this morning's keynote at CTIA Wireless 2010, Samsung Mobile President JK Shin gave us a few morsels of information to chew on about its latest handset offering, the Samsung Galaxy S.
It was speculated over the weekend that the Galaxy S would be announced, and it was pretty much established that it would have Android and Super AMOLED. But what else does it have?
The new device is Android-based and will be available worldwide (including the US) this year. Some of the specs include:
- Samsung's new 1GHz mobile processor that includes 3D graphics performance
- 4″ Super-AMOLED touchscreen
- New content ecosystem
- Social Hub
This is pretty much all we know of the device so far, but chances are we'll learn more about the Galaxy S throughout the course of the day, with Samsung's S-Life press conference coming soon. We'll keep you posted as we get more information.
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Hello! My name is Junkie Poo and I'm Dad Richard and Aunt Phoebe's latest bundle of fur! My dad loves adopting stray kitties like me. He's awesome like that! Here are my first photos at home:
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Awww... Junkie Poo! You're so cute! Yeah, you're in good hands with you mommy and daddy :)
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Well done to mommy and daddy on this wonderful effort. Smile Junkie Poo! (what a name!)
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I need to sync two PostgreSQL databases (some tables from development db to production db) sometimes.
So I came up with this script:
pg_dump -a -F tar -t table1 -t table2 -U user1 dbname1 | \
pg_restore -a -U user2 -d dbname2
The problem is that this works just for newly added rows. When I edit non-PK column I get constraint error and row isn't updated. For each dumped row I need to check if it exists in destination database (by PK) and if so delete it before INSERT/COPY.
Thanks for your advice.
(Previously posted on stackoverflow.com, but IMHO this is better place for this question).


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Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword release date
The new Legend of Zelda game for the Wii will be released on the 24th of November 2011.
For more information on the game itself go here: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Blurb taken from the Nintendo.com site:
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword will be available as a special limited edition bundle. This bundle will feature: a copy of the game, a CD featuring orchestral arrangements of iconic music spanning the history of the franchise that will be performed as a part of The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary Symphony performance, and a rare golden* Wii Remote Plus controller bearing the Hylian Crest. Also available will be the game and the music CD (no Wii Remote Plus controller), and the game as stand alone
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You should never feel guilty about Zelda
Nintendo has been focusing quite alot on it's handhelds and the wii2 lately so there haven't really been that many new games to get excited about.
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Showed that review to my son (the biggest wii fanatic in the household) and he is now saving his pocket money.
He tells me: We ARE getting that mum.
He was rather firm about it too...and his eyes were slightly glassy at the time.
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Have anybody looked at the Dolphin emulator? Gamepro has an article about how you can play this on PC hardware. Not sure how this works.
Zelda: Skyward Sword Looks Badass on PC, News from GamePro
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Ok, who else has got it? I held off opening it until tonight, but I have a 4 day weekend in front of me. I started playing a bit after work, and I'm what looks like about halfway through the first temple, judging from the map.
The gold remote is kind of spiffy.
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News Czechs lose to Sweden at world hockey championships
The Czech national hockey team lost to defending champions Sweden 3-2 in the second game at the hockey world championships in Minsk, Belarus, on Sunday evening. The Czechs were 3-1 ahead but Sweden equalized and took two points for a win in a penalty shootout. With three points after two games, the Czechs are ranked fourth in Group A of the championships; on Monday, the Czech team face Canada.
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Lucie Šafářová saves three match points to progress at Wimbledon
In tennis, Lucie Šafářová is through to the second round of Wimbledon after saving three match balls against US doubles partner Bethany Mattek-Sands. Šafářová converted her first match ball to win the tie 6:7, 7:6, 7:5. She faces another US opponent, Samantha Crawford, in the next round.
ČEZ seeks to claw back billions from Dukovany closure
Czech electricity producer ČEZ has began proceedings to reclaim billions of crowns lost after the prolonged closure of three out of four of its nuclear reactors at the Dukovany plant following faulty safety checks on pipes. Czech Radio reported that proceedings have begun against engineering company Škoda JS to reclaim around 3.5 billion crowns. Škoda JS recruited a sub-contracted to carry out X-ray checks on pipes at the plant which were later found to be flawed. Much of the reactor was closed in late 2015 and into 2016 as a result. Škoda JS has denied being guilty.
Government leaders pay homage to victims of Communism
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka and deputy prime minister Pavel Bělobradek have paid homage on behalf of the government to the victims of Communism. Bělobradek, the leader of the Christian Democrats, laid a wreath at a memorial in Prague 5 district. Monday is the 66th anniversary of the execution of Milada Horáková, the woman member of parliament found guilty in a show trial in 1950 staged by the Communist regime. The death penalty was carried out in spite of last minutes pleas for clemency from the likes of Albert Einstein and the Pope. A series of commemorative events were scheduled in the Czech capital and across the country.
Pavel Vrba cleared to talk with Russian club Makhachkala
In football, the future of Czech national manager Pavel Vrba is in the balance. The web pages of the football association reported Monday that it has been approached by officials of the Russian club Makhachkala. The club is interested in the possibility of using an escape clause in Vrba's current contract and has been cleared to start preliminary talks. Vrba's Czech squad finished early in the Euro 2016 championships with just one point from a draw with Croatia in the group stage. Makhachkala was 12th in the Russia league last season.
Ztohoven to cut up and dispatch presidential standard taken in underpants stunt
The guerrilla arts group Ztohoven has said it has cut up a presidential standard into 1152 pieces that will be sent ad hoc to people across the Czech Republic. The group took down the presidential banner and replaced it with a giant pair of red underpants in a stunt in September last year. The group had gained access to Prague castle after dressing up as chimney sweeps. The court trial of the three, who could face prison terms of up to three years, starts on Wednesday. The fate of the presidential standard was for many months the subject of mystery to the outside world.
Spending watchdog says publicity campaigns fail to boost awareness of EU programmes
The Czech state's spending watchdog, the National Audit Office, has concluded in a report that awareness among most Czechs of how EU funds were spent and the existence of various operational programmes has not increased in spite of the hundreds of millions of crowns spent by ministries to publicize them. The office said around 250 million crowns was spent between 2008 and 2015. Around half that total was spent on a series of tv spots which the office said offered hardly any basic information. The ministries of labour and social affairs, regional development, and education were the biggest spenders on publicity material.
Finance ministry cuts funds earmarked for servicing national debt
The Czech Ministry of Finance has cut the estimated cash set aside this year for servicing the state debt. The total has been reduced to 337.4 billion crowns from 342 billion crowns. Last year the total was 311.2 billion crowns. The cut is the result of the latest mid-term economic outlook and April's macro-economic estimate. The expected public deficit for this year has been set at 70 billion crowns.
Government moves to relax qualification rules for nursing sisters
The government has moved to relax the rules for nursing sisters to qualify in the future in a move that is being described as a step towards the stabilisation of the health sector. In what has been described as the four plus one formula, sisters will in future have to undergo one year of special training after four years of high school. In the past they were expected to undergo the equivalent of three years of bachelor studies.
Czech PM says EU best way to avoid mistakes of 20th century
The Czech prime minister said that he fears that there will be a new wave of separatism following the British Brexit vote. Speaking in an interview with Austrian paper, Der Standard, Bohuslav Sobotka said the British vote would probably encourage nationalism and separatism. He maintained that the European project is still the best guarantee that the horrors of the 20th century are not repeated. The Czech prime minister warned thought that the EU should reform itself so that it can be more effective, more flexible, and less bureaucratic. Foreign minister Lubomír Zaorálek said after a meeting of foreign ministers from the Visegrad Four as well as France and Germany that Britain's exist should not stop the EU's evolution. He said new relations with Britain should be on friendly terms. Zaorálek added that rapid further EU steps towards integration would be the wrong response to the British referendum result.
Special Czech working group to deal with Brexit
The Czech government has decided to create a special working group to deal with the possible implications of 'Brexit,' the result of last week's British referendum decision to leave the EU. The group will be headed by the Secretary of State for European Affairs, Tomáš Prouza. It will mainly focus on determining the Czech priorities in the upcoming negotiations with Britain. Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka announced the step on his Twitter account.


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Harry Potter fans rejoice! Today The New York Times announced three new megamovies are planned for the Harry Potter spinoff of J.K. Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The 42-page paperback novel is being transformed into three movies with the first screenplay being written by Rowling herself.
The story is not a prequel or a sequel, but is a separate story set in New York 70 years before Harry and his friends arrived. The main character is a "magazoologist" named Newt Scamander.
The three new films won't be the end for Potter fans as Rowling is also continuing her beloved series with new chapters at the official fansite, Pottermore.com. A stage play of "Harry Potter" is also in the works. And, of course, the new movies will include new video games and consumer toys.
Fantastic Beasts doesn't have a director, start date, or cast lineup yet. But Potter fans are just thrilled to know it will happen.


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Rick Pinchot, a fourth-grade math and science teacher at Chets Creek Elementary has been selected as a state finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. It is the nation's highest recognition that a kindergarten through 12th-grade mathematics or science teacher may receive for outstanding teaching.
The PAEMST, which is administered by the National Science Foundation, was enacted by Congress in 1983. The program authorizes the president to bestow up to 108 awards each year on behalf of The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Pinchot is one of three finalists in the state in the field of mathematics, and was chosen by a state selection committee, which included prominent mathematicians, scientists, mathematics and science educators, and past awardees. Pinchot has been teaching at Chets Creek Elementary since he was hired with the district in 2001. He's been an exceptional education teacher, a gifted instructor, a co-teacher and an inclusion teacher. He's taught third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students, and has been an Intervention Math Navigator teacher guiding second- and third-grade at risk students toward mastery.
"This is an elite group of teachers who can say they have been selected as a finalist for this presidential award, and I am proud to know that the dedication and commitment of Mr. Pinchot is being recognized on a national level," said Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals. "Mr. Pinchot is one of our district's phenomenal teachers who go above and beyond for our students. He is a prime example of the dedicated teachers that make up our district, and I congratulate him for receiving this honor."
The award recognizes those teachers who develop and implement a high-quality instructional program that is informed by content knowledge and enhances student learning. Since the program's inception, more than 4,100 teachers have been recognized for their contributions in the classroom and to their profession.
"Rick Pinchot is a mathematical leader with the vision, conviction and energy to make unprecedented results become a reality in mathematics, both in his own classroom and in classrooms across our school," said Principal Susan Phillips. "The teachers, coaching staff and administrators at Chets Creek Elementary are blessed to call Rick a colleague. "
The finalist selected as the state recipient will receive a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation, as well as a trip for two to Washington, D.C., for a weeklong series of recognition events and professional development opportunities. Award winners will be announced right before the trip, which occurs this spring.
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Highway HORROR!!!!
Tomorrow is Halloween, and our culture is once more engaged in its annual flirtation with the macabre and the supernatural--ghosts, witches, ghouls, monsters, ancient legends that turn out to be all too real, mad scientists tampering with Things Man Was Not Meant To Know, open portals to Hell, and nameless horrors from A to Z.
In the, ah, spirit of the times, Car Lust today counts down the five most horrifying things ever to roll on four wheels.
Come along and see for yourself.
#5 -- 1958-61 Austin-Healy "Bugeye" Sprite.
Then, there are the eldritch abombinations, manifestations of powers far darker than any man can conceive. There's no mistaking what they are; these monsters wear their monstrosity on their sleeves. H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulu is perhaps the best-known example from literature. What is not generally known is that after he retired from writing, Lovecraft moved to France and secured a job in the styling studio at Citroen. How else to explain this grotesque, mis-shapen horror on wheels:
A different kind of horror arises when mad scientists go to work. Their motives may range from simple scientific curiosity to greed to even a noble desire to help mankind. Whatever the case, something goes tragically wrong, or they lack a sense of perspective and dabble in things that are better left undabbled, and their creation emerges horriffic and unnatural, and often as not turns upon its creator. The archetype of the mad scientist's evil creation is Frankenstein's monster, as rendered in the classic film from 1931. Other examples are the robots of Karl Capek's play R.U.R. and the creatures inhabiting H.G. Wells' Island of Doctor Moreau.
In the automotive world, the best example of this is the number three entry in our countdown, an attempt to build a versatile multipurpose vehicle which came out looking like an angry kitchen appliance--and which turned on its creator, dragging GM down into ridicule and bankruptcy and its Pontiac division into oblivion.
With the dawn of the nuclear age, a new source of man-made horror emerged: radiation. A full-scale shooting war between the nuclear-armed superpowers would destroy civilization as we know it--and blasts of radioactivity would transform the survivors into hideous mockeries of their pre-apocalyptic selves, like this mutant minivan: #2 -- 1998-2003 Fiat Multipla
And now, if you haven't already run away screaming in panic, it's time for the most terrifying thing on the roads, the Number One Highway Horror. What makes it so terrifying is its utter relentlessness: once it starts coming after you, you can't run away, you can't hide, you can't fight back, and if you plead for mercy, your pleas will be in vain, for it knows nothing of mercy. It is the most frightening thing on the highway, especially when it looms in your rear view mirror....
#1 -- Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
--Cookie the Dog's Owner
The publicity images for the Japamese release of the 1977 horror-exploitation flick The Car came from film fansite Futuro Finale 2080AD. The photo of an Austin-Healey "Bug-Eye Sprite" is from VWVortex.com. My law school classmate Jay took the photo of the Crown Vic--unfortunately for him, it wasn't staged. The other illustrations came from Wikipedia.


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Chris Jericho told Live Audio Wrestling the plan was for him to return to WWE for five months and leave at the end of May.
"I went to Connecticut to meet with Vince [McMahon] last year after SummerSlam and my plan was to come back in December, do the month of vignettes, then work January to the end of May, and then in June we were supposed to embark on the tour for 'Sin and Bones,' because originally it was supposed to come out in June," Jericho said.
"Then when I found out that the record wasn't going to come out until mid-August, I said, 'Well, I'll stay for another three months, until the end of August.' Until SummerSlam, basically. I kind of re-signed and extended my deal for another three months at the beginning of May."
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Pippa Middleton joins a team of men to cycle 3,000 miles across the USA for charity. The little sister of Kate Middleton, who is known worldwide for her most famous asset, will peddle this really tough course as the only female on the team. This means you might get lucky enough to see Pippa and the most talked about bum in the world on the seat of a bicycle somewhere along your travels!
According to MSN Wonderwall on June 16, Pippa will be the only female on the team that is representing Britain in the event "Race Across America." Kate's little sister is seen above decked out in spandex biking attire that sports the British flag on the front.
Kate's brother James, who is sporting a beard these days, joins his sister in this race. This means that Kate's only siblings will be on U.S. soil at the same time biking across America.
ABC News reports that the team will shoot for traveling 300 to 500 miles a day on a charted route that includes some steep terrain. They will ride through 12 states in eight days. The team includes six other bikers along with Kate and James, which makes eight bikers on this team.
The world first got a good eyeful of Pippa when she attended her sister as maid of honor on her wedding day. Pippa's dress was form-fitting and her backside made headline news for weeks and it still gets quite a few mentions in the media today.
Pippa and James are training for this long and painstaking feat and the paparazzi caught up with them to snap a few photos of the brother-sister cyclists. Pippa was in great form in her tight-fighting spandex bike shorts, as seen in the picture above.
Poor James Middleton, while he is just as much a sibling to one of the most famous women in the world, Kate Middleton, he takes a backseat to Pippa. The headlines read "Pippa to bike across the U.S." and a little way down in the articles posted online comes something that resembles, oh, yeah and James too!
James has been headline news in the past with his online cake business, especially when he launched an "adult only" line of cakes. Back a few years the media tried to make a scandal out of those cakes, but it just fizzled out.
It is not known what type of entourage will tag along with the future queen's siblings in their ride across America, but chances are they will have some sort of protection via bodyguards peddling alongside of them.
According to the Race Across America website, The cross-country trek starts in San Diego and ends in Annapolis, Maryland. There are six time stations on the route:
Time Station 6 - Congress, AZ
Time Station 32 - Camdenton, MO
Time Station 41 - Oxford, OH
Time Station 42 - Blanchester, OH
Time Station 52 - Mt Airy, MD
The British team of bikers with Pippa and James Middleton are expected to draw crowds of spectators along the course. So if you see a group of people standing along the side of the road waving British flags, you will have a good idea who they are waiting for!


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A secret love affair in a time when these things were discouraged is the bases of this women's life. Ellen "Nellie" Ternan has a secret love affair with Charles Dickens that may change the way we view this historic writer.
The story begins in Margate, England in 1883 when Mrs. George Wharton Robinson, known as Nellie (Felicity Jones) is putting on a play with her school students from the works of Charles Dickens (Ralph Fiennes). After the completion of the play her husband, George Wharton Robinson (Tom Burke), has a party in honor of their successful completion of the play and shows off her collection of Charles Dickens books. When Rev. William Benham (John Kavanagh), has interest in a particular piece of work by Dickens she begins to have flashbacks to her past experience with this historical man.
The story continues with many flashbacks to detailed experiences that she had with Charles, starting from their first meeting when she participates in a rehearsal of a play written by Wilkie Collins (Tom Hollander), Charles's best friend and fellow author. Her mother Mrs. Frances Ternan (Kristin Scott Thomas) and her sisters Maria (Perdita Weeks) and Fanny Ternan (Amanda Hale) are involved with the play that eventually goes on in front of a thrilled audience. With Nellie working so close to Charles they start to fall for each other. They continue to work together on many theatrical projects and spend more time together. The relationship begins to get more involved and continues for many years being kept as a secret to everyone including Charles's wife Catherine (Joanna Scanlan).
Director Ralph Fiennes does a good job recreating this mysterious secret love affair. The recreation of this time period and the blending of Nellie's later life of her time with Charles were performed thoroughly. He helps you understand Nellie's true feelings for Charles and how hard things were for her to not reveal their involvement together. The period settings look realistic and help make the story believable.
A well performed film that does a great job with the time period and displays the storyline accurately. It is an interesting story at a time when forbidden relationships were persecuted. The way the story was displayed was a perfect fit to understanding how the main character felt from this historic experience.
Final Grade: I give this a C for its excellent recreation of this forbidden love story.
Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Felicity Jones, Kristin Scott Thomas, John Kavanagh, Joanna Scanlan, and Tom Hollander.
Director: Ralph Fiennes
Writer: Abi Morgan (screenplay), Claire Tomalin (book)
Runtime: 111 minutes (1 hour and 51 minutes)
MPAA Rating: Rated R for some sexual content.
Genre: Biography, Drama, and Romance.
Production Company: BBC Films, Headline Pictures, Magnolia Mae Films, and Sony Pictures Classics.
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ILC names research director
Oct 2, 2007
The Japanese physicist Sakue Yamada has been appointed the first research director of the International Linear Collider (ILC) — a next-generation particle accelerator that could be up and running in 2019. Yamada, who is emeritus professor at the University of Tokyo, will coordinate the international effort to develop detector technologies for the collider.
Yamada was appointed by the International Linear Collider Steering Committee (ILCSC), which is a group of particle physicists coordinating the global effort to design and build the ILC. A reference design for the ILC was released earlier this year and the project is now in the "engineering design" phase during which the details of how to build the facility will be ironed out. Yamada's appointment is expected to last throughout this phase, which should end in 2010.
One of Yamada's main responsibilities will be to implement procedures for deciding which two of four proposed detector designs will be used at the facility. He plans to appoint an International Detector Advisory Group to assist him in his new role.
Yamada had been director of the Institute of Particle and Nuclear Studies at Japan's KEK national laboratory. He was involved with detector design for the Large Electron and Positron Collider (LEP) at CERN and worked on several experiments at the DESY particle physics lab in Germany.
The ILC is seen by particle physicists as the next big facility after the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, which is due to start taking data in May 2008. The ILC will be about 31 km long and will smash together electrons and positrons at energies of at least 500 GeV. A location for the ILC has not yet been selected and the facility is expected to cost as much as $15 bn to build.
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The stylish studio offers a sleeping area with a double bed and a tiled bathtub. The living room includes flat-screen TV with a DVD player, a comfortable leather sofa and a dining area. The kitchen is fully fitted with stainless steel appliances. There is a separate WC.
Diagonal Metro Station is just a 5-minute walk away for direct connections to Camp Nou Football Stadium and Barcelona Sants Train Station. Plaça de Catalunya Square can be reached within 20 minutes' walk.
The bohemian neighbourhood offers many amenities including a selection of restaurants and bars.
A €200 refundable security deposit is required on check-in, or guests may leave a credit card imprint with the host.
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Fantastic. Location , recommendable ,very good studio apartment two minor pitfalls needs shower curtains please!,,,,!.and. It is a four floors stairs excellent foe exercise and help to digest superb Spanish food .
The plus points about the apartment are the location. It is just behind Avenue Diagnol on Carrer de Seneca. The neighbourhood is safe.
The apartment has all the facilities you need - nice kitchen which is well equipped. Hairdryer, iron etc. It has a seating area and a dining area. The bath is actually in the bedroom and it is a lovely bath. However, there is an unpleasant smell from the plughole when the bath is emptied and this does become quite strong. We had to keep the window open to remove the smell. If this was resolved then I would rate the apartment much higher. Also, I think some of the previous guests have not looked after this apartment, for example the Audrey Hepburn screen had been folded together when wet and this had stuck together making it unuseable. The apartment is starting to look a little worn but as I've stated its due to guests not taking care with the apartment.
The apartment is up about 8 steps of stairs - 80 steps in total so you need to be fit! Its fun though!
Cynthia who meets you at the apartment is very helpful and her service was great.
Overall the price for the apartment was reasonable.
Nice appartment, is a pitty the 4th floor without elevetor, but it's located in good district and all the facility are really confortable...subway, supermarket, etc.
Just a suggetion to Fernando to close the partion wall from living room and sleaping room, because if some coupple of people need live in this apparment having some privacy and relax or work during the night time (like me) is impossible :-)....anyway I suggest this apparment :)
Very nice appartement, we had a really pleasant stay here!
It's location is perfect near Diagonal subway station from where you can go any direction.
The appartement itself looked exactly like the pictures, everything was in good state.
We would reccommend this appartement to everyone!
We stayed in this lovely appartment for a long weekend. The location is perfect, near a pleasant shopping area, restaurants and near public transport. The room is clean and and the bed is comfortable. We had a very good time and will recomment this appartment to anyone who wants to visit Barcelona!
The place was just amazing. Went there for a weekend with my girlfriend. Bathtub is hughe!!!! Everything nice and clean. The kitchen is perfect. Location couldn't have been better. Close to the Metro (Diagonal), near by: Restaurants, Bars, Parcs, and some sites like the Gaudi house.
Thanks Fernando!
Waren im Mai vom 9.–14.5. dort. Vor der Tür war eine riesige Baustelle die vermutlich auch noch einige Zeit dort bleiben wird. Die beworbene Badewanne ist nur zum duschen gerade so zu gebrauchen, für ein Bad reicht das Wasser bei weitem nicht aus. Die Vermieter wissen davon und werden daran auch nichts ändern. Im Badezimmer tropfte wasser von der Decke.
Da wir uns innerhalb der der vorgegebenen 24 Stunden beschwert hatten, haben wir 25% bekommen. Wenn man um die Mängel weiß udn damit leben kann ist die wohnung ganz nett.
El piso está en muy buena situación, en zona céntrica, cerca del metro y la calle es tranquila, sin ruidos.
Con respecto al interior, es tal como aparece en las fotos, está bastante bien.
La peor parte, la limpieza, encontramos el baño un poco sucio (limpio por encima), las sábanas evidentemente estaban limpias, pero con la funda del edredón tenemos nuestras dudas...y no había sábana encimera.
Hay WiFi como pone en el anuncio, pero ojo, limitado.
En general contentos teniendo en cuenta calidad precio.
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Cheat Sheet
Happiness For Dummies
Happiness is an important part of life — no less than anger, sadness, and fear. But how do you know if you're happy? Are you as happy as most people? If you have lots of money or a fancy title at work, shouldn't that be enough to make you happy? Discover how balancing your life is one way to achieve overall happiness.
What Happiness Isn't
Human beings are wired with an innate, neurological potential for happiness, but if you're like most people, you're not entirely sure what happiness is. Well, here are six things that happiness isn't:
Happiness isn't about being wealthy. Money buys you comfort, support, and freedom of action, but it doesn't make you happy.
Happiness isn't about being powerful. Power is about exerting your will on others; happiness comes from working together in mutually satisfying ways.
Happiness isn't about achieving success. Some of the most successful people are very unhappy — and vice versa. The only exception: people who decide to succeed at being happy.
Happiness isn't just about being excited. If you fall down a flight of stairs, there certainly is a great deal of excitement — but you're surely not happy! Sadly, excitement often creates an illusion of happiness — and that illusion doesn't last.
Happiness isn't a life-transforming experience. Happiness is momentary — it comes and goes — but it doesn't change your life in any significant way. Enjoy happiness while you have it!
Happiness isn't always an easy thing to achieve. Most people have to work at being happy. Life has its challenges, for sure, so how do you deal with them?
Are You Happy? 10 Questions to Figure It Out
If you want to know how close you are to happiness, here's some self-assessment you can do. Be honest with yourself as you answer the following questions — otherwise, the exercise won't be helpful.
Do you feel safe in your everyday life? If you feel unsafe, that's all you can focus on — you don't have the time or space to be happy.
Do you feel you have enough of what you need to be happy? Having enough of what you need isn't the same as having everything you want. Sure, you may be dying for a new car, but do you have a car that gets you from point A to point B? If so, you have what you need.
Do you have moments when you look at the totality of your life instead of the events of the day? This is called taking stock, and it helps you appreciate the whole of your life rather than just the part you're living today. You could just be having a bad day in an otherwise good week.
Do you often find a quiet place to enjoy a moment of self-reflection? Sanctuary is a good thing. Unfortunately, in today's hectic, fast-paced world, most people have too little of it. A quiet moment here and there can make all the difference in how you feel throughout the day.
Are you satisfied with your finances, relationships, and career? Being satisfied doesn't necessarily mean that you have all the money in the world, a perfect marriage, or an outstanding career. It just means that things are all right for the moment.
Are you optimistic about your life? From where you're standing, does the future look bright? Do you envision more good times than bad in the months ahead? Are you hopeful about the future? If so, you can move forward with joyful anticipation.
Are you grateful for the way your life is unfolding? Being grateful can be as simple as waking up every morning and saying "thank you" for the challenges, promises, and opportunities this day offers you.
Do you often experience peace of mind? Can you actually hear yourself think without the noisy outside world intruding? Can you feel the power of silence? A quiet mind and a quiet body go hand in hand.
Would you rate your health and well-being as above average? You don't have to be a perfect 10 — anything from 6 on up means you're ahead of the game. If you're comparing yourself to others, make sure it's a fair comparison. A 60-year-old can't rate his health as above average if his standard is the way he felt when he was 20.
Do you often find yourself feeling content? Being content means you're comfortable with where you are at this moment in life and you have no burning desire to make a change. Life is good and you want to savor it.
So are you happy? It depends on how many of these questions you answered with "yes."
5 Ways to Attain Happiness at Work
If you're tired of being unhappy at work, you can do something about it. Here are five tips that you can use to remedy the problem:
Always say "please" and "thank you" to your fellow employees. The better you treat others, the more willing they'll be to help you get the job done.
Establish healthy boundaries. Don't confuse personal and professional relationships — look for intimacy in other areas of your life.
Avoid toxic co-workers. These people are the naysayers, complainers, and spoilers who want to rain on everyone else's parade. The more you're exposed to them, the unhappier you'll feel.
Look for win-win solutions. It's a fact: Employees who engage in win-lose battles with each other waste a lot of productive energy and end up exhibiting counterproductive work behavior. Why not try compromising, accommodating, or collaborating once in a while? Believe it: Things will go more smoothly.
Handle your anger constructively. If anger leads to an improvement in how you and your co-worker relate and work together, then it's constructive. If it simply ends up hurting the other person, it's not.
Strive for Happiness by Balancing Life
Overall happiness results from striking a balance in all aspects of your life. Happiness occurs in moments, not in hours, days, weeks, months, or years. The trick is to enjoy the moment, to relish the experience, and to be mindful that it'll be gone before you know it.
Learn how to create and have more of these moments of happiness by balancing these factors:
Hassles and uplifts: The small pleasures of life offset the inevitable stresses, conflicts, and irritants that come your way.
Structure and freedom: Structure (rules, rituals, purpose) gives life meaning; freedom makes life enjoyable.
Work and play: You probably know how to work, but do you know how to play? And do you play enough? If you're all work and no play, you'll have trouble finding happiness.
Socialization and solitude: Having a confidant can literally save your life. People who have meaningful social ties to the world around them enjoy better health and a longer life. Solitude is about being alone without being lonely — it's your opportunity to get to know yourself.
Selfishness and generosity: Happy people don't think only about themselves — their wants and needs — they receive joy from serving others. But they don't ignore themselves either. After all, if you don't take care of yourself, who will?
Competition and cooperation: Whether at work, in marriage, or at home, there's a time to compete (trying to have it your way) and a time to cooperate (going along with what others want). Sometimes you have to choose between winning and being happy.
The me and the we in intimate relationships: Couples need to maintain their individuality while at the same time being partners.
Needs and wants: Needs are the basics you need to sustain human life (water, food, shelter); wants are everything else. Happy people know how to negotiate their wants.


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College Hockey:Girgensons signs with Buffalo, will not play for Vermont
Vermont recruit Zemgus Girgensons will not play for the Catamounts in 2012-13 after signing an NHL contract Friday with the Buffalo Sabres.
Girgensons was Buffalo's first-round pick (14th overall) at last month's NHL draft in Pittsburgh.
"Throughout the recruiting process, Zemgus has been very loyal to UVM, turning down offers to play major junior hockey as well as Russia's premier professional league, the KHL, in order to maintain his goal of playing for the Catamounts," Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon said in a statement. "We have stated often that if we are going to lose Zemgus, we hope it's to the NHL team that selects him in the draft. Buffalo feels confident that Zemgus can play for them this year as well as with the Rochester Americans of the AHL.
"Though we are disappointed that we won't have the opportunity to coach him, we are very optimistic about our incoming class as well as our returning student-athletes and we will continue to prepare for a great 2012-13 season."
Girgensons also commented in a statement released through the school.
"I would like to thank coach Sneddon and his staff for giving me the opportunity of a lifetime to play for UVM," said Girgensons. "This was a very difficult decision for me to say the least. I always felt that the NCAA was the best way for me to develop on and off the ice. After attending the Buffalo Sabres camp and learning their plans for me, I feel I am ready to begin my professional career.
"I will always be thankful for what the coaching staff has done for me as well as the current players. I love UVM, the community and the fans. I will always be a Cat and will always cheer for UVM."
Girgensons began his junior career in 2009-10 with the Green Mountain Glades, based in Vermont, of the Eastern Junior Hockey League and played the last two seasons with the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the USHL, winning a Clark Cup title in 2011 and being named captain this past season.
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The focus with the Patriots continued to be on wide receivers Thursday as the Pats hosted free agent Donald Jones and officially announced the signing of Danny Amendola.
Jones played the last three seasons with Buffalo after signing with the Bills as an undrafted free agent out of Youngstown State in 210. He has gotten better each year, going from 18, to 23 to 41 catches in his three years. He had four touchdowns this past season, including a two-yard touchdown reception against the Patriots. Jones is a 6-foot, 208-pounder.
There also were reports that kick return specialist Leon Washington, who had good years with the Jets and this past season was with Seattle, was visiting the Pats. Washington has had eight kickoff returns for touchdowns in the last seven years.
The Pats obviously are in the market for a returner, which was a weakness last season. There were reports earlier in the week that the Pats were interested in Josh Cribbs, another of the league's top returners. Cribbs, who has been with the Browns, reportedly also was being pursued by Arizona.
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Texas Tech enters the Big 12 Championships with both the Red Raiders and Lady Raiders ranked in the top 20.
April 30, 2013
LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech will be one of just two Big 12 schools with both its men's and women's track and field teams in the top 20 of the national rankings entering the Big 12 Championships.
The Lady Raiders checked in at No. 17 and the Red Raiders at No. 18 in the Week 5 edition of the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association computer rankings released Tuesday. The two squads, fresh off a strong performance at the April 25 Red Raider Open, now eye the conference meet set for May 3-5 in Waco, Texas.
Texas Tech collected 14 first place finishes at the Red Raider Open last week highlighted by a school record performance from sophomore sprinter Cierra White in the 100-meter dash. White finished first overall with a time of 11.09 seconds - currently No. 1 in the Big 12 and No. 4 on the IAAF 2013 World Rankings list.
White has broken school records in both the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash this season.
The Red Raiders enter the meet led by sophomore Kole Weldon (shot put/discus) and senior Bryce Lamb (long jump/triple jump) who each appear in the top 25 of the NCAA Division I performance list in two separate events.
Texas Tech opens competition at the 2013 Big 12 Outdoor Championships Friday May 3 at the Hart-Patterson Track.


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I have just istalled ubuntu 12.04 on my laptop and it works fine.
I am now looking for ways of connecting to itunes, in order to access my account there. In other blogs and forums I read that I need to install playonlinux, which I have tried to do. However, although the internet connection is working fine for firefox, I get an error in Ubuntu Software Centre. It says
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has recently released a copy of their new simpler proposed credit card agreements. One point that caught my eye was the use of the term "Workout Arrangement" in conjunction with defaulted debt. The use of this term, rather than specifying credit counseling or some other debt relief channel is very interesting. It mirrors the language ... Read More »
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Wolf, M J; Seleznik, G M; Zeller, N; Heikenwalder, M (2010). The unexpected role of lymphotoxin beta receptor signaling in carcinogenesis: from lymphoid tissue formation to liver and prostate cancer development. Oncogene, 29(36):5006-1508.
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The cytokines lymphotoxin (LT) alpha, beta and their receptor (LTbetaR) belong to the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) superfamily, whose founder-TNFalpha-was initially discovered due to its tumor necrotizing activity. LTbetaR signaling serves pleiotropic functions including the control of lymphoid organ development, support of efficient immune responses against pathogens due to maintenance of intact lymphoid structures, induction of tertiary lymphoid organs, liver regeneration or control of lipid homeostasis. Signaling through LTbetaR comprises the noncanonical/canonical nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) pathways thus inducing chemokine, cytokine or adhesion molecule expression, cell proliferation and cell survival. Blocking LTbetaR signaling or Fcgamma-receptor mediated immunoablation of LT-expressing cells was demonstrated to be beneficial in various infectious or noninfectious inflammatory or autoimmune disorders. Only recently, LTbetaR signaling was shown to initiate inflammation-induced carcinogenesis, to influence primary tumorigenesis and to control reemergence of carcinoma in various cancer models through distinct mechanisms. Indeed, LTbetaR signaling inhibition has already been used as efficient anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer therapy in some experimental models. Here, we review the pleiotropic functions attributed to LT, the effects of its deregulation and extensively discuss the recent literature on LT's link to carcinogenesis.
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Yesterday morning, I think I hit "rock bottom". Today is the first day of the rest of my life. Truly. I can feel it and I can feel the positive vibes you all here are giving me. I wasted a year and didn't keep on track, but this year...I'm gonna look fine in 09!! I've started a new fitness program, my husband is starting a new nutrition program and I'm joining him. I feel I have to do this...my life depends on it. I want to be strong for my two sons, healthy for me. I want the energy back. I need it!!! I am embracing the whole food plan with no refined crap anymore! I am wrapping my head around this. Any more good vibes are welcome!
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I took Water for Elephants out of the library and we started reading it tonight. I read the prologue and 1st chapter to my daughter Gabrielle. She fell asleep by the end of chapter 1 and I started reading 2 to myself....my mouth dropped open as I got to the bottom of the first page of the chapter and he says he is leaving Ithaca for Norwich.....I grew up in Norwich NY-that's freaky! It's a tiny place, I've never seen it mentioned in a novel before. Don't tell me if it figures in to the plot.....I'll let you know when I finish the book.
I am also reading a very motivational book "Younger Thinner You Diet" by Eric R. Braverman, MD TONS of good sensible talk about getting on track and getting the crap out of our diets. Lots of good info on fighting cravings and healthy eating in general-how foods/exercise effect our brain chemistry, etc. I know it's all about my brain and gaining the power to succeed. I think you would find it a positive read.
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Thanks so much for the reading suggestions, Oh , "Bert Breen's Barn" by Walter Edmonds is a really good read aloud for kids, I think boys would especially like it. It's about a boy in the Adirondack Mountains near the turn of the 20th century and his way of life, an eye opener for kids today, not preachy just a good story
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Ketchup Prawns
I simply love prawns (or better known as shrimps in some parts of the world). This dish – combining ketchup, tomatoes and prawns – is such an easy, fuss free and yummy way of cooking prawns. I love the gravy over my steamed rice too.
(Serves 2)
Credits: Adapted from philliptan's ketchup prawns
– 10 large prawns, shells & veins removed (leaving the tail end intact)
— 1/2 tbsp cooking oil
– 1/2 tbsp chopped garlic
– 1/4 cup of ketchup, mixed with 25 ml of water
– 1 chilli, deseeded and cut to long strips (retain some chilli seeds if you want spicier)
– 1 small tomato, cut to small chucks
1. Heat oil in wok and stir fry garlic & chilli until the garlic just starts to change colour.
2. Add prawns and stir fry briefly until they are almost cooked.
3. Add the ketchup liquid and tomato wedges. Stir evenly and let the sauce simmer briefly. Serve with steamed rice.
Note: You can stir in a beaten egg to cook at step 3 if you like.
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E for KC, juhuacha: Thanks n hope u like it! Feel free to give me any feedback ;)
Tom Aarons: Thanks & welcome! :D
MWL: Thanks! Nice blog u have! :up:
Katie: In Singapore, we tend to refer to shrimps as the smaller prawns. But I noticed that in the western countries, people refer to what we call 'prawns' as shrimps :?: -> confused look :P
WC: Thanks! Actually I wasn't sure if ketchup counted as 'tomato' in the strictest sense, so I added tomato chunks :|
WORC: Thanks … you are so kind :-)
I just tried this recipe on Fri.
Gosh, it's really nice and I think it tastes like Chilli Crab. Especially with the egg beaten in.
Thanks for the great recipe!
Thanks for your feedback Josephine … glad to hear your like it :halo: :-)
I also cook something similar to this, but no ketchup, more tomatoes (if tomatoes aren't sweet, add a dash of granulated white or brown sugar), & I use garlic chili.
I substitute the prawns with either fried hard-boiled eggs (cut in half length-wise) or deep fried eggplant (deep fried with tempura batter & egg or you can just use the normal flour & egg batter).
The taste is more spicy & less tangy (because no ketchup) 8)
Tried the dish just the other day. Thanks for the recipe!
Hope you don't that I add your link to my newly set up blog so that my friends whom are novice cooks like me can learn too. :-)
this is really simple to cook!
I added beaten egg to the last step and it really looks like chilli crab sauce juz that this is tomato.
Very yummy. Thanks for the great recipie
Hi Wiffy
Once again, thanks for your constant sharing of your recipes. They are pretty easy to follow for a noob like me. I am seldom in the kitchen bec my MIL is in charge ;o).
My girls have requested me to try cooking chilli crab (not to spicy) but I searched your web site and could not locate it. May I know if I could use the above "ketchup-prawns" recipe to subsitute with crab. How much ingredients must I increase?
Please help, thanks!
Hi Felicia, I think chilli crab involves a slightly different sauce recipe. I'll post a recipe if I ever try it out in future :)
Thanks much for your reply. I shall patiently wait ;o).
Hi, tried your recipe and took the liberty to tweak a bit on my own by adding oyster sauce. Noticed that the chopped tomatoes in your ingredient list was not mentioned in the cooking directions. I added the chopped tomatoes after the prawns are cook. Is that your method too? Thanks for all your great recipes.
Hi! Saw your lovely prawns, they look yummy! I added the tomatoes to simmer a little, so that the flavours can be infused in the sauce. Amended recipe. Thanks for pointing it out.


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We came upon this video from Dirt Rag Magazine titled, "Juliana Bicycles' backcountry New Zealand adventure". It reminded us that sometimes the best vacations with your bike are in your own backyard. Here are some great quotes that got us excited to re-explore Colorado by bike this Spring. Helicopter optional.
"Four friends and myself we wanted to go on a little adventure..."
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LOS ANGELES — The Pussycat Dolls have landed yet another hot MC. Snoop Dogg will be joining the ranks of past superstar collaborators Busta Rhymes, Timbaland and the Black Eyed Peas' Will.I.Am, who've each churned out beats for the group's platinum debut disc.
"You're going to love our special guest on [this remix]," the group's Nicole Scherzinger teased as the girls perused the racks of designer duds, shades and plush handbags at the 2006 Grammy Style Studio event Saturday (see "Pussycat Dolls Fetch Fashion Freebies From Gwen, Good Charlotte" ).
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The girls first joined forces with the West Coast rapper for their sexy performance of "Santa Baby" on the 2005 Radio Music Awards in Las Vegas in December, where Snoop dressed up as Santa Claus.
It seems the Dolls have quite a knack for landing guest stars. Busta spat some rhymes on PCD's debut single, the Cee-Lo-produced "Don't Cha" (see "Pussycat Dolls Stress Importance Of Looking And Feeling Hot" ), while Will is currently featured in the Dolls' current clip, "Beep."
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"We're reconfiguring [things] and starting all over with the choreography," Scherzinger explained. "We want to make it really big because we're on tour with the Peas and they always have the best show, so it's definitely going to be high-impact and really high-energy."
"We're gonna put a little throwback to the Pussycat Dolls and show our history a bit [too]," added Pussycat Kimberly Wyatt.
"There'll be some gymnastics, some fireworks and some skinny-dipping onstage," Scherzinger joked.
The Dolls have been basking in the success of PCD and just returned from Germany, where they received the Golden Camera Award for Best International Pop Group. They have even higher hopes for the future, though.
"Next year we hope to be on the Grammys," said Scherzinger. "[But right now] every day is like a roller coaster for us and we feel very fortunate and very blessed."
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The National Weather Service estimated that winds are expected to range from 15 to 20 mph, with gusts hitting 30 mph.
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Mary Lou Williams (piano), Bob Cranshaw (bass),
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Mary Lou Williams was the rarity for jazz in her era and beyond. She left a legacy of great piano playing, stellar arranging capabilities and a substantial body of work as a composer. She started as a prodigy, venturing to play the piano at age 2˝, and logging her first paying gig at 6. She made her recording debut at 17, and by the early 1930s found herself in the midst of the thriving Kansas City jazz scene. This piece reflects the blues foundation that she witnessed and participated in with many of the founders of the swing and modern jazz eras. There isn't a stilted note in this performance, and the bass and drum simpatico is all funked up.
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When taken at face value, pictures from the olden days are either fake as hell or proof that the entire time between the Big Bang and our birth was totally fucked up. But, as we've shown many times in the past, with just a little backstory, even the strangest old-timey photo starts to make sense. More or less.
#11. "Within a Week, You Won't Even Miss Your Real Hand!"
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"Gentlemen, three men died to bring you the Jack-o-matic prototype ..."
Now this is bullshit. This photo was taken about 50 years ago -- why are we not all wearing mech suits right now? We understand that this dude was almost certainly killed by Superman days after this photo was taken, but somebody should have picked up where he left off and given us all the terrifying cyborg future we deserve (which, of course, we would all simply know as "the present").
This is a 1965 General Electric concoction called the Hardiman, one that we're fairly certain they have never used to coerce deadbeats into paying their electric bills. Their goal was to build the ultimate human helper, a giant mechanical exoskeleton that provided "super strength for average man." Strenuous tasks and the handling of dangerous materials would no longer be a hassle, as the ton-plus of steel enveloping your body would easily handle all the heavy lifting. You know, like how Doctor Octopus just wanted help doing his experiments.
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This is what happens when a Village Person turns to supervillainy.
The problem was, it was too heavy, and GE abandoned the Hardiman in 1971, never promoting it past prototype level. Come on, guys, how the hell is Ripley going to defeat the alien queen if we don't get this shit working?
#10. At One Time, G.I. Joe Vehicles Existed in Real Life
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And were inspected by spiffy swing trios.
Owning a tank would certainly be badass, but where would you store it in between bouts of squashing your enemies and blowing up any building you deem too ugly to live? Back in 1938, Frenchman J. Lehaitre unveiled the compact tractor-cycle, named as such because the "you-die-now-fucker-cycle" didn't roll off the tongue as well.
Its big hook was supposedly its ability climb up steep hills and handle rocky terrain that a regular old Harley would simply wuss out over. Unfortunately, its low top speed (25 mph on a boring-ass straight road), ensured that the tractor-cycle never caught on. It also might explain the downright-bored look on that poor test-driver's face.
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While this may look like the Love Boat-Dukes of Hazzard mashup we all demanded but never got, it's actually a real boat with a real problem. In August of 1910, a steamship known as the Princess May was sailing around Sentinel Island in Alaska when a combination of fog and low tide threw her off guard, sticking her smack-dab on a tiny batch of rock roughly the same shape and size as the ship herself.
The above photo's realness becomes even more apparent with the follow-up shot, featuring the Princess May hoisted up on scaffolds to keep its hull from getting scratched up by the rocks.
Princess gotta look pretty.
While this has to be the second-most wrong thing you can do while steering a boat, it could've been worse. It could've been the other Sentinel Island, the one with pissed-off natives who violently murder anybody within arrow-shot, no matter how nice their boat might be.
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The bowtie was so he'd look dignified.
This isn't a creative rendering of that sad moment when grandpa completely loses it and you need to put him in a home -- that man is Hugo Gernsback, widely considered one of the founding fathers of science fiction, even though his magnum opus, Ralph 124C 41+: A Romance of the Year 2660, is widely considered to suck quite a bit.
Ever the imaginative soul, Gernsback believed that one day we would watch television via special goggles with the screen built right in. That up there is his prototype. And sure, it looks pretty stupid, but compared to Google Glass or the Oculus Rift, it's classier than a goddamned monocle. Half a century later, and we wish we could make that shit as comfortable and compact as that.
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"Better? Or worse?"
This is just straight-up torture porn, right? Those needles are clearly burrowing into her skull, and that head vice is forcing them in deeper and deeper, allowing brain matter to seep out at will.
Ha, don't worry, this is actually just 1930s-era cosmetic surgery. Oh, wait, that might actually be worse.
That unassuming-looking supervillain working the Saw helmet is Max Factor, a Hollywood beauty legend who knew how 200-foot theater screens could really bring out the ugly in an otherwise normal-looking face. Thus, he designed the beauty micrometer, a giant studded mask that pointed out exactly where everything was supposed to go on a perfect face. If anything wasn't where the screws said it should be, Factor would mark it down and recommend surgery to correct the crime against sexanity.
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"Activate the smile clamps!"
Factor died in 1938, but his legacy of sexing up an otherwise-ogrish squash with medieval torture devices did not die with him. If the phrase "torture devices" seems like hyperbole, you should look at how they removed freckles:
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This is a combo of at least three traps from Saw.
The white orb the gloved hand is smearing on that poor bastard is dry ice, the medieval torture device is intended to keep the head in place and protect the eyes during the treatment. We're going to assume the pipe in the patient's mouth is the result of a gruesome accident.
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#6. Even Back in the Day, Nobody Enjoyed Going to the Gym
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"Dammit, Junior! You march yourself right into the Rib Constrictor and keep tightening the grip until you hear something pop. That'll learn you to wear unshined boots in public."
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This lonely soul who can't find a girl to massage his achy bones for some reason:
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If the patient got too twitchy, the little bell would ring.
Never before had the human body been given so many opportunities to stank up a perfectly good three-piece suit. And don't forget the kids! What's happening to the child in the below machine is perfectly healthy, and legal! It's not doing anything at all to his butthole. Why would you even suggest that, you psychopath?
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In September of 2002 Washington opened its Husky Fever Hall of Fame. The 5,000-square foot display room is located on the west end of Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion, the remodeled room pays homage to Washington's rich athletic history and traditions.
The Husky Fever Hall of Fame room includes displays featuring all 23 of Washington's current athletic programs, retired varsity sports, and a room for the school's athletic Hall of Fame inductees. Photography, artifacts and rare personal mementoes from former UW student-athletes are included in the numerous colorful exhibits.
Artifacts date back to Washington's early athletic history in the 1890s. Some fascinating items include commemorative tickets from the opening of Husky Stadium in 1920; football gear from the Gil Dobie era (1908-1916), ornate showerheads featuring a Husky image from the early years of the Pavilion; national championship rings from football and women's crew and 360-degree panoramic photography of the Arena prior to and following its renovation. The hand-carved statue of "Sunny Boy" that served as the University's original mascot when its athletic teams were knows as the Sun Dodgers, is also on display.
A $1 million naming gift funded the Hall of Fame by Husky Fever during Washington's Campaign for the Student-Athlete. Husky Fever is a support organization for Washington's department of intercollegiate athletics. Formed in 1977, it includes retailers, manufacturers and brokers from the food industry. The total project cost for the Husky Fever Hall of Fame was $1.8 million.
Several companies were involved in the remodel of the Husky Fever Hall of Fame. LMN Architects of Seattle provided the conceptual design of the room and casework. Sellen Construction of Seattle was the general contractor. RCL Rhodes of Athens, Ohio developed the displays and oversaw the creative design team of Widmeyer Design of Seattle and Maltbie, Inc. of Mt. Laurel, N.J.
The remodel of the old Hall of Fame Room was the final step in the renovation of Hec Edmundson Pavilion that took place from April of 1999 to December of 2000. The original Hall of Fame Room included wooden plaques of each Husky Hall of Fame member and a general lounge area.
The Husky Fever Hall of Fame is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The room is open three hours prior to any Washington home football game and 90 minutes following the conclusion of the game. It is open during all varsity athletic events held in Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion.
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this was an amazing production. the costumes were top notch. the reason to see this show is for the cast. such incredible vocals, especially from the lead actor playing Jekyll & Hyde. so glad i went to this production. it is not to be missed.
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