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Juan Parras, a leader of the local environmental group called TEJAS, was arrested today in a protest against Chevron a few minutes ago. A little information on the event: Protest Rally at Chevron in Houston Wednesday, May 26 2010 7-11am Houston, TX On May 26, 2010, Chevron will move its annual shareholder meeting from San […]
Admiral Thad Allen is the US government's top guy overseeing BP's oil spill in the gulf. He was recently interviewed by CNN's Candy Crowley. Even top Democrats, like James Carville, have railed against the Obama administrations response, lampooning the administration for thinking that "they are actually partners" with BP and for thinking that BP actually […]
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Giant Foamex Business Cards
These are some giant business cards made from foamex that we made up for Simon at Simon Says Media.
The cards are 15cm x 10 cm, are printed on both sides and also have QR codes on them, as you can see from the picture.
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Temporary Shopfront Hoarding London – Gerrards Cross
Temporary Construction Hoarding London
This temporary hoarding was constructed and installed for Gibbs Gillespie to cover the frontage of an un-let shop in Gerrards Cross, London.
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Ford Ranger Vehicle Graphics – Unique Bedrooms Direct, Northwood
Vehicle Graphics Northwood
This Ford Ranger pick-up truck from Unique Bedrooms Direct in Northwood, was signwritten by Eastcote Sign & Display with a logo and simple, clear text for the phone number and website.
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Hot Dog Stand Graphics London – O2 Arena
Catering & Food Stand Signs
This is a hot dog concession stand at the O2 Arena in Greenwich.
The front of the cart was wrapped with branded graphics, whilst a suspended light box sign was fitted above the cart.
Construction Hoardings London – Kingswood Bespoke in Hendon
Construction Hoardings London
This hoarding was recently constructed and installed by Eastcote Sign and Display for a project in Hendon, north-west London. Kingswood Bespoke asked us to provide them with hoardings and high quality hoarding decoration to reflect the standard of their bespoke building work on this synagogue development.
The timber frame for the hoardings was constructed by Eastcote Signs in front of a brick wall. The gates were constructed by Eastote Signs from timber with dibond and legally required signs on the front.
The gate-posts were constructed using steel uprights and which were fabricated by our partner, Arc Fabrications.
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Smart Car Vehicle Graphics London – Tal's Cosmetic Tattooing
Smart Car Signwriting
This is the Smart Car belonging to Tal at Tal's Cosmetic Tattooing in Hayes.
Smart Car Vinyl Graphics
We managed to get this Smart Car signwritten last week during the horrible weather we were having. You can see how the picture of the face has been fitted to both the door and frame, following the contours of the vehicle.
Smart Car Vinyl Lettering
In addition to vinyl lettering, you can see we've also applied a digital print to both sides of the car.
Smart Car Vehicle Graphics
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Refrigerated Vehicle Graphics – Iveco Daily Van Signwriting
Refrigerated Van Signwriting and Lettering London
This is an Iveco Daily refrigerated that we did the signwriting for T&S Enterprises in Wembley.
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Address Plaque – Address Sign for Bellway Block of Flats – Bushey
This is one of the flat block address signs we made for the new Bellway development in Bushey.
The address plaque was fitted above the entrance to the block
Transit Vehicle Graphics for Target Locksmiths in London
This Ford Transit van was signwritten for Target Locksmiths in London.
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Despite budget woes, harsh criticisms and her highly publicized debate debacle, voters decide to keep Jan Brewer as Governor of Arizona.
If not for the signing of SB1070, yesterday's election might have turned out differently.
Earlier this year, two weeks prior to the signing of SB1070, a Rasmussen poll indicated that Brewer had an approval rating of 40% among likely voters; after signing the law her approval jumped to 56%
Brewer and her fight against illegal immigration became national news when the federal government, labor and civil rights groups threatened to sue over the law's constitutionality; thus casting Brewer in a modern day David and Goliath scenario. Monday the ninth circuit court of appeals heard from both sides and a decision is expected in the coming weeks.
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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases are characterized by pain, swelling, and limited movement in joints and connective tissues in the body. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, nearly 47 million people in the US have some form of arthritis or chronic joint symptoms.
Arthritis, which literally means inflammation of a joint (where two or more bones meet), actually refers to more than 100 different diseases. Rheumatic diseases include any diseases that cause pain, stiffness, and swelling in joints or other supportive body structures, such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones.
Arthritis and other rheumatic diseases are often mistakenly associated with old age, because osteoarthritis (the most common form of arthritis) occurs more often among elderly persons. However, arthritis and other rheumatic diseases affect people of all ages.
Arthritis is usually chronic, which means that it rarely changes, or it progresses slowly. Specific causes for most forms of arthritis are not yet known.
The three most prevalent forms of arthritis include the following:
It occurs in most people as they age, but also may occur in young people as a result of injury or overuse of joints.
An arthritis rehabilitation program is designed to meet the needs of the individual patient, depending upon the type and severity of the arthritis. Active involvement of the patient and family is vital to the success of the program.
The goal of arthritis rehabilitation is to help the patient return to the highest level of function and independence possible while improving the overall quality of life - physically, emotionally, and socially. The focus of rehabilitation is on relieving pain and increasing motion in the affected joint(s).
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The goal of hip and knee replacement surgery is to improve the function of the joint. Full recovery after joint replacement usually takes about three to six months, depending on the type of surgery, overall health of the patient, and the success of rehabilitation.
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NEW ORLEANS — Looking for those charming underdog stories? Go find the DVD from last year.
This year's Final Four brings together an ensemble of big-name schools, all saddled with their typically big-time issues — a reminder that everything in college sports is not as pure as the NCAA and its "student-athletes" would like us to believe.
In the national semifinals Saturday, Kentucky plays Louisville and Ohio State meets Kansas. All the schools have made headlines for a variety of off-the-court reasons over the last several months, including the proliferation of one-and-done players, stories about coaches in courtrooms and a handful of financial misdeeds involving recruits, players, coaches and even ticket managers.
And so, while there are no little vs. big stories this year — the way tiny Butler or overlooked VCU beat the odds last season to make it to basketball's pinnacle — we're regaled with tall tales of redemption and resurrection: Teams and coaches that overcame their problems and got everyone thinking about basketball instead of the underside of a business driven by a $10.8 billion TV contract.
"There are a lot of good players out there who are performing right now," Kentucky coach John Calipari said.
For his part, Calipari is perfecting the art of luring a player for one, maybe two seasons, to contend for a championship, then saying a guilt-free goodbye. During his more candid moments, he'll tell you he's no fan of the rule that allows players to leave college after a single year. But it's out of his hands. It's the NBA that put in the rule stating players must be 19 before they can enter the draft.
What's a coach to do?
"I think they trust that when the year is out, they're going to get the right information and be treated fairly," Calipari said. "They don't worry about it. Historically, we don't convince kids to stay who should leave. They are going to get the information, and they know that. They are just going to play basketball."
It means freshmen Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, both projected as high lottery picks, probably will be gone after this season, and it's not impossible to think the rest of the starting lineup — all freshmen and sophomores — could leave, as well.
Calipari, who has had NCAA trouble at every step along his college head-coaching career, said this is a price worth paying for running a "players-first" program — with players who worry about winning first, then reap the benefits when the NBA comes calling.
While he applauds his team's unselfishness, the NCAA insists it is toughening its academic standards and isn't so concerned with the 15 players who do leave after one year, but rather the 5,500 who don't.
"I've made no secret of the fact I'd prefer to have a different model," NCAA president Mark Emmert said. "Most people want a different model. It would be nice if that were the case, but I don't think we should blow one-and-done out of proportion and suggest this is undermining the educational mission of the NCAA."
While the NCAA spins that issue, its rules police have spent plenty of time visiting Ohio State's athletic department over the last several years. First, there was the firing of coach Jim O'Brien, who was found to have given money to a recruit, then later sued the school for wrongful termination because he got the ax before the NCAA had officially determined he'd done anything wrong.
Thad Matta cleaned up that mess and has led the Buckeyes to the Final Four twice in the last seven years. Though the basketball program has recovered nicely, the athletic department didn't learn all its lessons: The football team is on probation because of violations that happened during Jim Tressel's tenure.
The takeaway quote from that entire episode came from university president Gordon Gee, when asked if he was going to dismiss Tressel while the coach's problems were still unfolding.
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Drunk Tank Pink: And Other Unexpected Forces that Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave by Adam Alter
Release date: 272 pp / 2013
Synopsis (from Amazon): Why are people named Kim, Kelly, and Ken more likely to donate to Hurricane Katrina victims than to Hurricane Rita victims? Are you really more likely to solve puzzles if you watch a light bulb illuminate? How did installing blue lights along a Japanese railway line halt rising crime and suicide rates? Can decorating your walls with the right artwork make you more honest? The human brain is fantastically complex, having engineered space travel and liberated nuclear energy, so it's no wonder that we resist the idea that we're deeply influenced by our surroundings. As profound as they are, these effects are almost impossible to detect both as they're occurring and in hindsight. Drunk Tank Pink is the first detailed exploration of how our environment shapes what we think, how we feel, and the ways we behave.
Review: Adam Alter's title Drunk Tank Pink alludes to a 1979 study that revealed staring at the color pink dramatically decreased the strength of men. This discovery led to a rash of pink prisons, doctor offices, housing projects and even visitor locker rooms. Alter states "This book is an attempt to uncover the role of Drunk Tank Pink and dozens of other hidden forces as they shape how we think, feel, and behave."
Some observations may be familiar to readers: Freakonomics explored the effect of names on expectations and NYC subways saw sharp decreases in crime once graffiti was removed promptly. And many of the findings will seem common sensical: Who hasn't experienced road rage on the hottest day of the year when sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic or felt the debilitating effects of decreased sunlight on the shortest day of the year? But who knew observing daylight savings or living on the ground floor of an urban apartment complex might make our children dumber? Or that blue lights will transform high crime areas and decrease suicide rates?
Alter re-frames familiar studies with more recent findings and concludes "At it's heart, this book is designed to show that your mind is the collective end point of a billion tiny butterfly effects. Your thoughts, feelings, and actions are the products of chaotic chain reactions, fueled in no small part by… our names, the labels and symbols that surround us, who surrounds us and what they look and act like, the culture in which we were raised, colors, locations, and weather."
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Rachel Carter creates sculptural pieces for the garden/landscape using mild steel and woven willow. Trained at The University of Derby in 3D Sustainable Design, she mixes her love of art and design, with her passion for the environment. Inspiration for her work comes from the plants within her own garden and trips to botanical gardens and the English countryside. Nature creates beautiful fluid shapes and this finds its way into the shapes that she creates with willow and mild steel. Rachel's studio is based in Ilkeston, Derbyshire with five other designer/makers to create the collective group 'Shed 2 Studios.'
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The fashion world in Second Life contributes greatly to the virtual economy. Avatar add-ons and fashion are, perhaps second to land sales, the largest factor in Second Life's L$ trade. For a lot of people, it can also yield a real world income in USD – this is less true today than 3-4 years ago, but some of the top SL content creators have made a decent living creating fashion for avatars.
For many other people, Second Life provides an escape and virtual way of life. The glamourous and creative field of fashion is a fascinating hobby, and these interests can be explored online without spending a fortune. We'd like to share our insight, experience, and creative flair with you, whether it's creating texture maps for Second Life fashion, producing an in-world fashion event, or walking a virtual catwalk.
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Dvd Release Date: 2003-07-15
Genre: Family, Comedy
Rating: G
Duration: 1hr 48min
A remake of the classic children's tale which centers on a wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy. Despite guidance from the beautiful Blue Fairy and the love of his father, Gepetto, Pinocchio's curious spirit leads him into one wild adventure after another.
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"We have to make difficult decisions . . . It's a balancing act every day"
Los Angeles Times | March 16, 2010 7:55 a.m.
The Los Angeles Times Sports department, like other newspapers around the nation, has undergone reductions in recent years, and in a recent "conversation on newsroom ethics and standards," Sports Editor Mike James addressed those cutbacks, and the difficult coverage decisions that result: "Because our staff, space in the paper and resources are so much smaller than they used to be, we simply can no longer cover everything the way we once did. Consequently, we have to make the difficult decisions every day on what events and sports we do cover and those that we can't. . . . It's a balancing act every day. I won't say all our choices are always correct, but I'll say that they are all made after careful consideration."


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[619] Fantastic apartment in excellent location - Santa Cruz area
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Elegant and comfortable apartment with a careful decoration.
The house can accommodate up to 4 people, it is spacious and bright, located on the first floor of the building.
It has a bedroom with double bed, a bathroom with bath, a large living room with sofa bed for two people and a fully equipped kitchen.
In less than five minutes, you get to all the major sights in the area:
La Giralda, the Cathedral, Archives of India, the Torre del Oro, Plaza de España, etc ...
No pets, no smoking.
This apartment and its perfect location will not disappoint you!
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First time using Wimdu and it was a great experience. The house was very nice and clean overlooking a beautiful plaza. The beds were comfortable but the sofa bed not so much. However, we were only there two nights so it was fine. The house is spread out in three floors, with the bedrooms on the 1st and 2nd floor, so there is space for everyone. The best part of the house is the terrace and it's location.
Nieves was wonderful and very helpful. She welcomed us, answered all our questions and gave us some great tips on restaurants and bars in our neighborhood. We had a great experience thanks to her. Gracias Nieves!
An excellent apartment close to the Cathedral & the bullring , calle Adriano with a large selection of restaurants & bars was mere steps away from the front door.
The apartment was air conditioned , the TV had a facility to change the Spanish version of many programmes back to the original English language version , hot water was constantly available & the washing machine was a Godsend.
Hugely impressed and would return.
Fine appartment a bit noicy but that's a feature of the Spanish temper.
Great location, clean apartment and equipped to comfortably accommodate 4 persons. I highly recommend it.
Ottima posizione, appartamento pulito e attrezzato per ospitare comodamente 4 persone. Lo consiglio vivamente.
We had big expectations on this apartment, due to the very high price. We are very disappointed! Improvements have to be done to make this study serious, otherwise stop rent out.
Negative things:
- The study did not have any air-conditioning this must be mentioned in the description of the appartment!!!! Imagine, in July with 30 degrees and three Tapas bars just under our balcony, made it impossible to sleep, because we had to have the balcony door open (noisy until 3 a.m.). With closed door you could not sleep due to the heat.
- The study was quite dirty and non-fresh. Marks on wall paper etc. and we had to clean the bathroom ourselves before using it.
- The stove was in a bad condition. Only two out of four stove plates functioned.
- The sheet was too small for the mattress, so where ending up laying on the mattress itself
- The balcony was very small
- The pots and pans were worn out with broken layer. Must be upgraded (the rest of the kitchen and tools were Ok)
Positive things:
- The study is very close to the beach
- The view from the balcony was very nice
- The study has a washing machine
- If it is too windy on the beach there is a swimming pool included
Okay, it recommended 100% for a few days, very complete apartment and a few meters walk, bars and playa.Una very nice area and easy parking.
Muy bien, recomendable 100% para unos días, apartamento muy completo y a unos metros de paseo, chiringuitos y playa.Una zona muy bonita y de fácil aparcamiento.
We were very pleased, new apartment conform to the description situated in a quiet location from which you can walk to all major tourist destinations. The owner is a very nice and helpful, we recommend it.
Siamo rimasti molto soddisfatti, appartamento nuovo conforme alla descrizione situato in una posizione tranquilla dal quale si possono raggiungere a piedi tutte le principali mete turistiche. Il proprietario è una persona simpaticissima e disponibile, lo consigliamo.
The apartment is perfect and quiet with all the necessary details. Strolling arrive at a time when the Cathedral. Highly recommended. We were 4 and had a blast.
El apartamento està perfecto y tranquilo, Con todos los detalles necesarios. Paseando llegas en un momento en la Catedral. Muy recomendable. Nosotros eramos 4 y lo pasamos genial.
The apartment was not very clean, everywhere was hair and it is noisy until late at night and early, as the apartment is located on a busy street. The location was of course top, all attractions are nearby.
Das Appartement war nicht ganz sauber,überall lagen Haare und es ist bis spät in die Nacht und früh laut,da das Appartement an einer viel befahrenen Straße liegt. Die Lage war natürlich top,alle Sehenswürdigkeiten liegen in der Nähe.
Beautiful apartment on the 2nd floor you reach the stairs. Simple kitchen, spacious beautiful and full bathroom, passage to the first terrace where the washing machine. Living room with sofa bed and separate bedroom with good beds with adjoining roof terrace with plenty of sun protection if necessary. Enrique, the owner is very helpful and gives you plenty of information, documentation of the tourist and city maps. And if you want lots of suggestions to see or do. All in Spanish, but his son also speaks excellent English. We enjoyed Seville and welcoming stay.
Prachtig appartement op de 2e verdieping dat je met de trap bereikt. Eenvoudige keuken, ruime mooie en complete badkamer, doorgang naar het eerste terras waar de wasmachine staat. Woonkamer met slaapbank en aparte slaapkamer met goede bedden met aangrenzend ruim dakterras met voldoende zonwering indien nodig. Enrique de eigenaar is heel behulpzaam en geeft je ruim voldoende info, documentatie van het VVV en plattegronden van de stad. En als je wil tal van tips om te zien of te doen. Alles in het Spaans maar zijn zoon spreekt ook prima Engels. We hebben genoten van Sevilla en het gastvrije verblijf.
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LaCie Mirror: Portable Storage Worth Looking At
Portable hard drives aren't much to look at, but the new LaCie Mirror is likely to turn heads. This 1TB portable drive is housed in Corning Gorilla Glass and was designed in collaboration with French designer Pauline Deltour.
The idea, according to LaCie, is that digital technology and the data preserved by hard drives serves as a reflection of ourselves.
The Mirror drive connects via USB 3.0 and sits in an included ebony wood base. It ships this month for $280.
For those who need their portable storage without the metaphysical symbolism, LaCie also introduced a new Rugged RAID portable drive. The new drive offers hardware RAID in modes 0 and 1–the only drives in this category to offer such a feature, according to LaCie.
The 4TB drive offers both USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt connections plus transfer rates up to 240MB/s in RAID 0 mode. It can withstand a drop from up to 5 feet and is dust and water resistant.
The Rugged RAID drive ships in the first quarter of 2015 for $450.


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Kanban is the process by which workers start to work on and finish projects, and it is often used in conjunction with lean manufacturing. The focus of lean is to get waste out of the supply chain, and the main principal behind Kanban is to move projects, or stories, through the various stages of development. Use a Kanban Station to keep track of the stories going on in your facility. This lean technique helps your facility become more productive because it also emphasizes the importance of validation. The idea is that it's just as important to validate your final product as it is to actually finish.
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Use Kanban around your facility to increase productivity.
Kanban is a lean technique that helps move projects, or stories, from being just ideas to fully complete. There are four parts to Kanban:
Use Kanban Cards to help your workers move stories along the Kanban path. These cards are designed to record the movement of materials through the Kanban process, which helps increase productivity. In fact, the word "Kanban" in Japanese has been loosely translated to mean, "card you can see."
You can also use a Kanban Station to keep track of all the stories in your facility.
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Apple isn't Google's biggest fan. Steve Jobs believed that Android was a stolen product, and Apple's lawsuits against Samsung (and others) are an expression of that feeling of being wronged. So it shouldn't be too big of a surprise that Apple chose today – the kickoff of Google I/O – to announce a major milestone. We're talking 50 billion downloads of App Store apps.
No matter the motives for Apple's timing, that's quite an accomplishment. As reported by The Next Web, the last we heard from Apple on this front was in January. Then the mark was 40 billion downloads. Ten billion downloads in four months? Not too shabby.
Apple likes to celebrate these occasions by holding contests. So, it's dishing out a US$10,000 gift card to the customer who snagged the 50 billionth app. A few runners-up get $500 cards ... mere drops in the ocean of Apple's war chest.
Apple vs. Google ... againJust a few hours before Apple's announcement, Google touted that Android had hit 900 million device activations and 48 billion app downloads. It's hard to call 2,000,000,000 of anything a minor difference, but that's a relatively small gap. The App Store was around for a while before Google Play (formerly the Android Market) arrived, and Android has a larger global market share. So it's a reasonable assumption that Android will pass iOS in this department before long.
Companies will joust, boast, puff their chests out, and try to one-up each other. This is a prime example of that. But for customers, it really just tells us that both platforms – and mobile devices in general – are thriving. Unless you've been living in a cave for the last three years, there's nothing surprising about that.
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Woman Sentenced for Killing Her Boyfriend by Running Over Him With Her Car
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Last updated on October 15, 2013 @ 7:23PM
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A 30-year-old Clarksburg woman was sentenced Tuesday after she ran over her boyfriend with her car, which later killed him.
Amber Smith will spend the next three to fifteen years behind bars for the death of Roscoe Keener Junior. The two of them were fighting before she ran him over and dragged him several feet along Philippi Pike in Anmoore. Keener died almost four months later.
The Exponent Telegram is reporting that Smith will receive credit for the 14 months she already has served. She also was fined $4,000 on top of being ordered to pay about $20,000 total restitution.
Smith blamed drugs for her actions. She said she was under the influence of heroin, Xanax, and alcohol when it happened.
Smith was sentenced for DUI causing death.
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When the Stampede pulls up stakes and leaves town, there is one place that remains active thoughout the year, Stampede Park.
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|Access off 25th Avenue and 3rd Street SE or Olympic Way and 14th Avenue SE
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|Administration: Monday – Friday, 8:30AM – 4:30PM, Weekends and Holidays: 9AM – 12noon.
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When the Stampede pulls up stakes and leaves town, there is one spot on the grounds that remains active throughout the year - Stampede Park. The oval track hosts live thoroughbred and standardbred horse racing for seven months a year, plus year-round simulcast wagering from across North America and Hong Kong.
The Races
The Spring Thoroughbred Meet leads up to the Alberta Derby in mid-June, and the $200,000 Nat Christie Memorial, held in late August, is the crown jewel of the summer standardbred season. The grandstand at Stampede Park offers outdoor seating for those who just have to be close to the action. Hang out down near the rail and watch the horses twitch their ears as they warm up prior to the race.
High and Dry
When the weather takes a turn for the worst, you can head inside and watch the races on several televisions throughout the grandstand. If you prefer to sit in the lap of luxury, you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for it. You can enjoy a reserved box or rail seat in the clubhouse and swap betting strategies with your neighbours over a pre-race meal.


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|ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE PhD THESIS AWARD
|Award Criteria
|For post-graduates who have been awarded a PhD, whose work is considered by their supervisor to be outstanding. The research involved should be a significant contribution to the science of entomology.
|£800 plus Certificate, plus one years free Membership. The winner will also be invited to present their work at a major Society meeting (where expenses will be met) and submit an article to Antenna.
|All post-graduates who have been awarded a PhD degree, on the basis of a thesis written in the English language, within the twelve months preceeding the closing date for nominations.
|Annual, entries to be received by 1st October in any year. Winners announced in the following year.
|A group of senior Fellows of the Society.
|The candidate's supervisor should complete the entry form (link below), append a copy of the abstract of the thesis, and send it to the Registrar to arrive by 1st October. Please do not send a copy of the thesis itself until requested to do so. The candidate will at that stage be asked also to provide a 500-word statement expressing in layman's terms the contribution that their work has made to entomology. A letter of support from the external examiner confirming the quality of the thesis will be sought, when required the thesis should be submitted as a pdf.
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|Further information
|Link to Alfred Russel Wallace website
|ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE PhD THESIS AWARD PRIZEWINNERS
|2014/15 winner:
|Mihail Garbuzov for his outstanding work "Helping the honey bee and other flower-visiting insects in urban areas."
|2013/14 winner:
|Toos Van Noordwijk for her outstanding work "Through Arthropod Eyes: Gaining mechanistic understanding of calcareous grassland diversity."
|2012/13 winner:
|Dr Sarah Beynon, for her outstanding work on Ecosystem Service Provision by Dung Associated Invertebrates which has added to the understanding of insect biodiversity. Visit the website
|2011/12 winner:
|Dr Richard Merrill for his ground-breaking work on Heliconius that has contributed to some major new knowledge and insights, in a field that is basic to our understanding of insect biodiversity.
|2010/11 winner:
|Dr Ben Longdon for his ground-breaking work and the outstanding contribution that he has made to knowledge of the evolution of sigma viruses in Drosophilidae, which opens up new avenues for research.
|2009/10 winner:
|Dr Katherine Barry for her work on the evolution of mating behaviour in mantids.
|2008/09 winner:
|Dr Tom Fayle for his studies of the ant community structure in a rain forest microcosm.
|2007/08 winner:
|Dr Hannah M Rowland for her studies of the visual and behavioural ecology of countershading and other prey defences.
|2006/07 winner:
|Dr Timothy C Hawes for his studies of Plasticity in arthropod cryotypes - a polar perspective.
|2005/06 winner:
|Dr James Logan for his studies of differential responses of mosquitoes and biting midges to human host odours.
|2004/05 winner
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|Dr Joseph Parker of M.R.C. Cambridge for his work on size control mechanisms in fruit fly embryos.


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Eric Brewer, the bomb-throwing, hell-raising, score-settling yellow journalist, is the new mayor of East Cleveland. Can he fight his biggest foe ever, the troubles that plague his neglected city?
Where some might see rubble, new CMA director Timothy Rub crafts his vision.
A playwright's journey after 9-11
Cleveland pioneers of integrated dance kick off a new national festival this month.
Akron Beacon Journal sportswriter Terry Pluto's new Indians book "Dealing" dissects the Dick Jacobs era, Larry Dolan purchase, and front office moves that morphed an aging ballclub with a $96 million payroll into a young, less-expensive contender.
Discover your sense of place in a glass
Envisioning our new economy
Northeast Ohio's best restaurants judged in 45 categories. Plus, our food writers share their favorite place to sit down for a bite.
Senior vice president of the Schwebel Baking Co.
It began as a story assignment. It turned into a passion. It started out with 30 seconds gasping for air. It became an hour of mind-clearing devotion. Her story began with a pledge to run just three miles (a marathon to many of us). This month, she'll surpass all her old beliefs and expectations on the way to 13.1 long, satisfying miles.
Our writer tracks down the story of Cleveland's other World Series champions of the 1940's: the Negro League's Cleveland Buckeyes.
A final tour of the house the writer grew up in offers a bridge reaching back 52 years to the family with the little brown dog who once called it home.
Getting older has never been so expensive. Manage your life savings so you can afford the care you deserve without sacrificing your assets.
Social ties are an important part of a senior's healthy life.
Or how I learned Swahili on my summer vacation to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
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Where did she go? Maybe she'll never tell. Having put Vox on holiday hiatus, I thought we could start off the year with a hypocritical bang: after all, a more pressing question then 'Who's George the Third?' has… Read More
Aspiring Georgetown gossip blog George the Third has finally started earning its arch tone. When we found George last month, he was busy squandering his promise ("the essence of the Vanity Fair campus") on writing about Sarah Palin… Read More
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|Jerry Reese
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|Marc Ross
|Vice President of Player Evaluation
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|Director of Pro Personnel
|Martin Mayhew
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Corvette Forum's 2013 Father's Day Gift Guide
Father's Day is June 16th, and since we know just how much most of our members love to shop, we've assembled a list of some gifts that'll be surefire hits. There's still plenty of time to have things delivered in time for Dad's day, so get on the ball now and rest easy knowing that […] More »
C6 Corvette Colors, Ranked
This list is completely based on the CF editor's personal preference and nothing else. If you don't like it you obviously have crap taste and your opinion can't be taken seriously, anyway.
Hawk-Prepped Vette Sweepstakes!
Andy Bolig
Hawk Performance reaches out to enthusiasts with the Hand Me the Keys Sweepstakes awarding one lucky winner the keys to a custom 2013 Chevrolet Corvette.
The Hawk Performance online and social media sweepstakes features a customized Corvette, complete with the Hawk Performance Peregrine Wheel, Performance Brake System and dozens of upgrades that makes it truly one-of-a-kind.
"Our customers know a great ride when they see it. We wanted to give all our friends a chance to stop dreaming and start living with a dream car. Our racing heritage and partner relationships allow us to create a truly custom package from the ground up," says Hawk Performance Sales and Marketing Director Andrew Hisey.
Hawk Performance has partnered with notable automotive product leaders including Bilstein, Denso, Eibach, Falken, K&N, Magnaflow, Mothers, Optima Battery, Royal Purple and Superchips to complete the customized one-of-a-kind Corvette. In addition to the Grand Prize, five lucky finalist names will be drawn in late August and provided an expense paid trip to Las Vegas to attend the SEMA Show. At SEMA, one of the five finalists will be handed the keys to the customized Corvette.
The promotion, launched on April 17, 2013 just as the Hawk Performance race teams prepared to take to the streets for the Long Beach Grand Prix Weekend. Visitors to the race were be able to enter at Hawk Performance's display in the Long Beach Convention Center, or use their own personal media devices and enter to win online at hawkperformance.com, or at facebook.com/hawkperformance.
2014 Corvette Power and Torque Numbers
Larry Jewett
The 2014 Corvette Stingray's all-new LT1 6.2L V-8 engine is SAE-certified at 460 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 465 lbs-ft of torque at 4,600 rpm, with the available performance exhaust system. The Stingray is SAE-certified at 455 horsepower and 460 lbs-ft with the standard exhaust system. They are the highest standard power ratings ever for the Corvette, delivered with efficiency that is expected to exceed 26 mpg on the highway.
"The 2014 Corvette Stingray's LT1 engine is a triumph of advanced technology, delivering more power and torque than ever before with greater efficiency," said Jordan Lee, Small Block chief engineer. "The LT1's performance complements the Corvette's low mass with a tremendous feeling of power that builds as the rpm climbs. Drivers will experience more power and acceleration than ever before with the standard engine – in fact, its power and torque surpass many uplevel engines offered by competitors."
At 74 horsepower per liter, the LT1 has greater power density than the C6 Corvette's LS3 6.2L engine and even the C6 Z06's racing-derived 7.0L LS7. It also produces comparable torque to the LS7 – up to 4,700 rpm – and its peak torque is within five lbs-ft of the 7.0L engine. That torque is generated early and sustained across the rpm band, with 316 lbs-ft available at only 1,000 rpm and 90 percent of peak torque available from 3,000 rpm to 5,500 rpm – giving the lightweight Corvette Stingray excellent acceleration at all speeds.
The new LT1 engine's high output, and high power density and efficiency are due to several advanced technologies, including direct injection, Active Fuel Management and continuously variable valve timing, which support an advanced combustion system. Direct injection is a primary contributor to the engine's combustion efficiency, ensuring a more complete burn of the fuel. Direct injection also keeps the combustion chamber cooler, which allows for a higher compression ratio. Emissions are also reduced, particularly cold-start hydrocarbon emissions, which are cut by about 25 percent. Active Fuel Management, or cylinder deactivation, is a first-ever application on Corvette. It helps save fuel by imperceptibly shutting down half of the engine's cylinders in light-load driving. Continuously variable valve timing is refined to support the LT1 AFM and direct injection systems to further optimize performance, efficiency and emissions.
These technologies support the all-new, advanced combustion system, which incorporates a new cylinder-head design and a new, sculpted piston design that is an integral contributor to the high-compression, mixture motion parameters enabled by direct injection.
Daytona Racer Enters Great Hall
Andy Bolig
The induction ceremony will be held Friday, June 28th at 4:00p.m.
Although not the last '67 built, this is the last C2 Corvette to leave the factory.
Due to delays, it was stored in the factory until August when Cliff Gottlob drove it home. That was the last time it was the last of anything. Entered in over 350 competitive events, it finished first over 150 times—winning 52 consecutive races. It finished in the top three over 75% of the time, including 2nd place at the 1970 Daytona 24 Hour. Unsponsored.
Not only did it complete the 1,940 miles of the Daytona race, it was driven 3,272 miles from Kansas to Daytona and back—in full racing livery. Try that today. Speeds reached 186 mph at Daytona and 203 mph at Talladega. This is the only known pre-C3 production Corvette to reach 200 mph.
Advice from Chevrolet engineer Vince Piggins prompted Gottlob to remove the original L88 engine with 138 miles and store it. David Burroughs re-installed it during his 1985 restoration. Not only does the block retain its original factory paint and stampings, volumes of factory paperwork remain perfectly preserved.
Don't miss the induction of this great Corvette and many other cars and stars during the The Great Hall Event at the Bloomington Gold Show.
For Your Information
Induction Ceremony: Friday, June 28th at 4:00p.m.
Register: Online by June 1st
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2013 Bloomington Gold Show
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Video Interviews: Research & Development
About this clip: Research and Development
Seven people discuss the treatment that is now available for their conditions. They also talk about how research is progressing in finding further treatments that could potentially lead to cures in the future.
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Research Development and the Future
I would like to see research developing to the point that if I was carrying a baby with TS in the future, it would not be a case of aborting that child or not. It would be a case of being able to treat the foetus from the start. To know immediately the test is done that this foetus has this sort of problem. Then, with whatever genetic test or progress was available, to be able to start treating the problem. In many cases a genetic test or progress might not be able to erase TS completely but if they could stop the severe affects of TS, such as autism and even early death in children who are severely affected by TS, it would help. If they can somehow attack the TS from the start and stop it getting any worse, for example brain tumours with TS children can develop and the idea is that, perhaps, if you can identify the potential for those in a foetus or a child so young, genetic progress could be fantastic and I would hope that that would happen.
The speed that research is going at these days I feel a cure is imminent, but when I actually say imminent I don't think of about a year or two years, I think more in the region of 10 - 20 years. Science has to expand and be tested but I do feel that my two girls who are carriers should never have to worry about passing the gene to their sons.
At the moment there is no effective treatment, no cure, not only for PSP but for many of these other related neuro-degenerative diseases but there is light at the end of the tunnel. There has been a lot of recent, really good research, for example the human genome. Various pieces of related work all give great hope that within the next 10 - 15 years many of these diseases may be treatable and maybe even cured. I think that there has been a lot of progress, particularly in the covert field of genetics, and the human genome. I mean we now know that in chromosome 17, the tau gene is the suspect gene and one of the variations of that gene is particularly implicit in this disease but there is still a lot of uncertainty among the researchers as to whether this is triggered off through the environment or whether it is the actual genetics that starts the disease. So, there is still a lot of work to be done and is being done in that area and it is of enormous concern to our families because of the issue of inheritance.
When Laura was diagnosed the CF gene had not even been found, it wasn't found until 1989 by the team in Toronto. I was told that the prognosis was that she really wouldn't live past five, that has all changed so dramatically. In Laura's life, she's sixteen now, she has got a future and a future to look forward to and that wasn't the case sixteen years ago it was quite grim. Genetic research, and research in general into cystic fibrosis is moving forward at such a pace that anybody that is being diagnosed today their future is so bright, there is so much hope for the future. The main thing we have got to do, is fight for - as parents of children with genetic conditions or people themselves with the condition is - the right to receive the treatments that are being developed through that research. There is a lot of controversy about the use of the transgenic animals that are used, but at the end of the day it comes down to the fact that these people are dying and they need those animals at the moment until alternatives are found. They need to live, they need to be given that chance live and the chance to have a better quality of life and if it's down to the patient or a few mice I know which way I'd go and I think most people feel the same.
Research into cystic fibrosis is very important, it's crucial that new treatments are found, and they are being found and hopefully one day there will be a cure it's just a case of waiting and so it's not that far away. Anyone who thinks that research is wrong, animal testing in medical research. I suggest you come and spend a week in my shoes and see what it's like.
The funding issue of research. Many charities obviously raise a great deal of funds directed towards research, including the NF Association which put some money into research in conjunction with Cancer Research UK. They're looking at cell malformations but obviously an awful lot more money is needed for this purpose and whilst individuals can raise a certain amount I honestly believe that the government can do a great deal more. I am led to believe that in America the whole genetics field, particularly the NF Association, is supported a great deal more than they are in this country. We are a relatively young charity, as NF has only been identified in the last twenty years or so. It needs an awful lot of money in, not only in research, but also providing family support workers so that many families don't feel so isolated. I think that's the greatest shock when you have a child diagnosed with the condition, is that you feel very much on your own, you're not sure which way to turn. We were fortunate enough that the NF Association was there for us to give us that support along with the doctors and the specialists. We, as a family, have been very fortunate everything seems to have fallen into place, fortunately for us. We speak to some families and you can understand their frustrations, in that they go from pillar to post, from hospital to hospital and possibly don't get the support they need, which is totally different to our experiences.
Two things that I really hope to see; first of all, I hope that the genetic research goes on at a pace, so that we can really see improvements in these little girls, that really to all intents and purposes are born normally and then regress after a period of one to two years. If we could then find that there was some sort of, not cure but genetic possibility of therapy, then perhaps these little girls would not be trapped as they are in their own little bodies. They would have some better hope for the future because it really is a devastating condition. It takes away all their chance for a normal life.
I'd hope for that, and I'd also hope for improvements in care, in residential care, in nursing care. As the girls get older, they are living longer, Susie's now 31 and we are in our retirement stage now and we are at the stage where we thinking, what will happen to Susie when we can't care for her any longer and there is a great shortage of nursing homes and residential homes. They are very expensive, they are very scarce and the ones that are good are very often full so I would hope for improvements in that field as well.


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Supergroups Paramore and Fall Out Boy will hit the road for the must-see concert event of summer. MONUMENTOUR, presented by Live Nation, will kick off on June 19 at the Xfinity Theatre in Hartford, CT before traveling through cities such as Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, St. Louis and Indianapolis.
Paramore formed ten years ago in Nashville, the 3x-Grammy-nominated rock group released their fourth studio album, "Paramore" in 2013. The self-titled album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 Albums Chart and was named "Best Rock Album" by Entertainment Weekly. Paramore has performed on a series of arena tours, including their most recent headline trek on "The Self-Titled Tour" in 2013 with their first headline show at Madison Square Garden, the 2010 Honda Civic Tour, and multiple visits to Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and South America.
Fall Out Boy most recently released their latest album "Save Rock And Roll". The album is the gold certified fifth studio album from the Grammy-nominated band and features the multiplatinum hit "My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light Em Up)" and the new hit "Alone Together." Save Rock And Roll debuted at #1 on Billboard's Top 200 and #1 on iTunes in 27 countries when it was released in April.
Upon speaking with Hayley Williams of Paramore briefly about this tour and being able to come back to Indianapolis, the first time since the Honda Civic Tour in 2010, she had this to say.
Josh- "It's been a little while since you've been able to come through the Indianapolis area. The last time being the Honda Civic tour in 2010. What is it like to be able to gear back up for such a huge opportunity especially with a band like Fall Out Boy, who you guys kind of came up through the industry with?"
Hayley- "The whole tour, for me, I think is a long time coming. Our bands really did grow from the same scene and we share a lot of the same fans. And still exist with two separate fan bases as well. I think with the overlap of fan bases this is going to be perfect to really celebrate where we came from, and where we are going. It's amazing. The Honda Civic Tour was such a milestone tour for us and we hit so many cities. We are a band that hates to go backwards, we like to do theater shows, and underplays to reconnect with people. When we did the self titled tour last fall we were excited because it was the first really big tour since the Honda Civic Tour. So now to be able to top that is incredible. To be playing amphitheaters again and some of the ones that we played in 2009 with No Doubt. I can't wait to see how much celebration there is between Fall Out Boy fans and our fans who have watched our bands come from nothing. I think that's the part I am most excited about."
Josh- "Since you both have come through the industry along side each other do you think there is going to be some competition to sort of steal the show from each other since you will have the same set times?"
Hayley- (laughs) "Um I mean to me any competition is friendly competition. I just feel excited for it. For us we just have to put on the best Paramore show that we can every night. Every single tour we think that, whether we are co-headlining a tour, headlining it, or playing a festival. Everything has to top the last thing that we did, thats how I feel about it. I don't know everything about their set yet because we haven't really rehearsed with each other yet. I think we all get to do rehearsals together next week which will be really exciting. I know they are going to put on an amazing show. To me thats the most important because if both bands aren't bringing their A game then we are doing our fans an injustice. I think it is going to be rad and I'm really pumped about it."
This tour is set to be one of the most incredible shows of the year. Both bands have been putting on amazing shows their entire career and after each of their hiatus's both bands have a renewed passion and are impressing new and old fans alike. You can find the tour dates here and purchase tickets here.


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Day 1 of new Taylor County Sheriff Ricky Bishop's first term in office resulted in a flurry of personnel announcements.
According to a sheriff's office release, Bishop made the following changes:
*- Lt. David Doherty was promoted to the position of Chief Deputy. He had been the lieutenant over the Patrol Division, prior to the new appointment.
*- Lt. David Atkins was moved to Patrol Division lieutenant. He will continue to serve as the lieutenant over training. Atkins had been the lieutenant over the divisions of Civil, Courthouse Security, Extraditions, Training, Transportation & Warrants.
*- Sgt. John Cummins was promoted to lieutenant over the Civil, Courthouse Security, Extraditions and Transportation Divisions. He previously served as sergeant over Civil, Extraditions and Transportation.
*- CID Investigator Angel Gonzalez was promoted to lieutenant, and will serve as one of two lieutenants at the Detention Center.
*- Sgt. Tommy Stoneham will serve as sergeant over Civil, Extraditions and Transportation. He was previously assigned as a sergeant on the Patrol Division's day shift. A successor has not yet been named to fill Stoneham's prior position.
In addition, Bishop announced Lt. Brad Birchum will continue to be over the Criminal Investigations Division and Narcotics Division.
Sergeants Bailey, Castillo, Griffis, Guerra, Henderson, Levario, McLain, and Wuorinen will retain the same positions within their respective divisions.


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J.L. Anderson rounds out the performers for the men's team. Anderson (No. 19, 60-meter hurdles) clocked his best time at the HAAC Indoor.
Katie Thurbon, Stephanie Nelson and Carrie Lister will represent the women's team. Nelson (No. 19, shot put) and Lister (No. 25, shot put) posted their top throws at the HAAC Indoor. Thurbon (No. 23, pole vault) achieved her best mark at the NWU Invitational.
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Is there a horsepower war in the combine harvester segment? Probably not, but it's more fun if we pretend there is. New Holland Agriculture has thrown down a grainy gauntlet to Claas, John Deere and the rest of the harvesting industry by releasing the CR10.90 – the world's most powerful combine harvester with a chaff-smoking 652 horsepower (486 kW) fit to thresh the plants off the competition.Read More
A new study has examined the potentially disastrous implications that a combination of global warming and air pollution could have on crop yields by the year 2050. The research is one of the first projects to take into account a combination of the two dangers, and highlights the humanitarian crisis that could arise should the threat not be tackled head-on. Read More
Researchers have discovered a new way to increase plant growth by suppressing the natural response to environmental stress. The scientists have found a modifier protein that can be used to interfere with the plant's growth repression proteins independently of the previously identified hormone Gibberellin. They believe this will lead to higher crop yields, even in unfavorable conditions.Read More
Scientists from the University of Liverpool, in collaboration with the University of Bristol and the John Innes Centre in Norfolk, have sequenced the entire wheat genome. They are now making the DNA data available to crop breeders to help them select key agricultural traits for breeding. The data is presently in a raw format, and will require further read-throughs and annotations, plus the assembly of the genetic data into chromosomes, before it can be fully applied. Using advanced genome sequencing platforms, however, the task isn't as daunting as it might seem. While the sequencing of the human genome took 15 years to complete, the wheat genome has taken only a year. This is thanks in no small part to U Bristol's next-generation genome analyzers, which can read DNA hundreds of times faster than the systems that were used to sequence the human genome.Read More
It has pretty much become a given that grain crops, such as wheat and barley, need to be started from scratch every spring. This means farmers must buy seeds, use seeding equipment to get those seeds into the soil, then apply a lot of fertilizer and hope for weather conditions that won't be too hot, cold, wet or dry for germination. There are such things as perennial grains, however - plants that, like the grass in your lawn, simply pick up in the spring where they left off in the fall. While perennial versions of common annual grains have seen little in the way of development, a new research paper says it's about time they did. The advantages of cultivating perennial grains, the paper's authors submit, could be one of the biggest advances in the 10,000-year history of agriculture.Read More
Ford is the first automaker to develop and implement environmentally-friendly wheat straw-reinforced plastic in a vehicle. Before you get carried away, the car itself, a Ford Flex, isn't made of plastic, instead, it's just the third-row interior storage bins made from the natural fiber-based plastic that contains 20 percent wheat straw bio-filler. Surprisingly though, Ford says this application alone reduces petroleum usage by some 20,000lbs per year, cuts CO2 emissions by 30,000lbs per year, and represents a smart, sustainable usage for wheat straw, the waste byproduct of wheat.Read More
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Fresh off a performance at the 2014 Sasquatch Music Festival days before arriving in Portland, and in the midst of a 29-date 2014 Summer Tour --- the majority of which are European festival shows, Jillian Banks (aka BANKS), played to an ecstatic crowd at the Doug Fir Lounge May 26. Those in the know were treated to a dynamic performance by the young artist.
With the release of her newest single, Goddess, excited anticipation is swelling for the release of her full length debut, Goddess, and is scheduled to drop September 9. BANKS has gone from a relative unknown, but openly shared from the stage she was composing songs in her bedroom just a year-and-a-half ago -- a girl and her piano -- is now on a full-fledged summer festival circuit. Needless to say, BANKS' star is skyrocketing.
With two critically acclaimed EPs and the instant global connection of online videos and music streams, the youthful, sultry singer has amassed a growing, loyal fan base from around the world. Her modest number of songs have been played millions of times on Spotify and SoundCloud, with repeated pleas from Facebook fans to come to cities not scheduled or previously missed.
The crowd erupted as a slender silhouette emerged from the side of a darkened stage. As she reached for her mic, BANKS broke into the haunting, alluring heartbroken love ballad Before I Ever Met You. The mood continued to simmer on the enchanting dubstep groove of This Is What It Feels Like, as she seductively swayed with equal conviction amid pulsating LED flashes that showered the stage also revealing her band mates, guitarist/keyboardist Nate Mercereau and drummer/percussionist Derek Taylor.
BANKS kept the night grooving and slide into the after hours vibe of Brain. Using the hypnotic bridge to engage the crowd, she motioned everyone to raise their arms in the air and had the room waving in unison.
Next was her newest released track, Goddess. And any self-referential interpretations could be quickly dismissed as BANKS discussed the importance of self-worth and emphasized the song's lyrics applied to everyone, even the guys, and in a supportive New Thought affirmation professed to the crowd, "Everyone is a goddess."
BANKS continued her impressive set covering the slinky R&B groove of Warm Water. And for good measure played to her sensuous videos and sexed it up, but not before she acknowledged her nerves before performing and needing to turn it to something "loosey and juicy", and then jumped into Aaliyah's Are You That Someone.
She rounded out the her sizzling 60-minute set with the soulful shuffle of Change, followed by the intense, broodiness of Waiting Game, with glitching synths pulsating like love's heartbeat before she sincerely thanked the crowd and waved good night.
But the screaming crowd was not going to let here go easily and roared for more. Graciously she returned, acknowledging she had one last song from the new album, entitled Stick, and delivered a classic R&B shuffle accompanied by a stylish guitar solo from Mercereau.
After experiencing her performance, it's no wonder why she'll continue to earn rave reviews for her music and concerts. Despite the speculative critique of her upcoming album title and her seductive and alluring music videos, BANKS revealed her unassuming girl-next-door with sincerity, and gave heartfelt thanks to the sold out crowd. Even admitting her nervousness before performing, she's a singer in control once the music started and gave a passionately inviting performance with confidence.
If you didn't make it to Sasquatch or missed her at the Doug Fir, just know that BANKS is not to be missed. When this young lady gets on stage to sing, she's all business. And kudos to the Doug Fir for landing BANKS, because it's money in the bank she will not be playing an intimate night club next time in Portland and tickets won't last.


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PITTSBURGH — The Hurricanes landed here a little more than an hour ago. RB Graig Cooper did not make the trip, so he won't play against Pittsburgh, missing his second consecutive game with an unspecified lower extremity injury.
RT Joel Figueroa, DE Marcus Robinson and DT Luther Robinson, all of whom are listed as questionable on the injury report, traveled with the team. Assuming they feel well physically, I expect they'll play Thursday night.


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