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Huber, M; Kullak-Ublick, G A; Kirch, W (2009). Drug information for patients - an update of long-term results: type of enquiries and patient characteristics. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 18(2):111-119.
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PURPOSE: To analyse the type of enquiries to a drug information service in Germany, available exclusively for patients. METHODS: Sociodemographic characteristics of the patients who used the service, number and kind of drugs taken, existing diseases, reasons for enquiry as well as type of answers provided were recorded. For the present evaluation we analysed all enquiries to the service from August 2001 to January 2007. RESULTS: A total of 5587 enquiries were received. 5013 enquiries from 4091 patients were available for further analysis in detail. The patient group using the service most frequently were women between 61 and 70 years (23.3%). 1457 enquiries (29.1%) were made by patients who had contacted the information service once or several times before. The group of drugs most often asked about were cardiovascular drugs (33.4%), followed by drugs for the nervous system (16.2%) and for the alimentary tract and metabolism (12.4%). On average, each patient had questions about 2.6 (median 1; 1-22) drugs simultaneously. Common reasons for contacting the service were adverse drug reactions (22.1%), the need for general information about the drug (19.9%), information about therapy (12.4%) and drug interactions (10.2%). CONCLUSIONS: A lot of patients need additional information about their medication, especially concerning drug groups that are frequently prescribed. The presented drug information service can be one helpful tool to counteract these information deficits and to increase patients' knowledge about their drugs.
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College Hockey:Alabama-Huntsville Wins Consolation
Sweazey Nets Game Winner In Third
TROY, N.Y. — Junior Matt Sweazey's goal at 11:07 of the third period broke a tie game and Alabama-Huntsville went on to defeat American International, 5-3 in the third-place game of the RPI Hockey Holiday Tournament. The Chargers improve to 2-7-1 overall while the Yellow Jackets fall to 2-6-2.
Knotted at 3-3, Sweazey cut across the front of the net off a pass from junior Scott Kalinchuk, putting the puck past the reach of AIC goalie Tom Fenton.
Sophomore Tom Train closed out the scoring for the Chargers off a feed from behind the net from classmate Cale Tanaka at 19:02.
UAH opened the scoring at the 16:56 of the first period on Train's first goal of the contest. Tanaka passed the puck to Train, who came around the right side of the net and slid a shot under Fenton. Senior Tyler Hilbert was also credited with an assist.
The Yellow Jackets tied things up just one minute into the second frame as senior Bryan Jurynec redirected a shot off the stick of sophomore Mike McMillan past Chargers goalie Cameron Talbot. Sophomore Frankie DeAngelis also earned an assist.
The Chargers broke the tie at 7:18 after a goal by Andrew Coburn. Junior Joe Federoff and Brandon Roshko received assists. Sophomore Kevin Morrison made it a two-goal UAH advantage at 9:10 after centering a pass from junior Josh Murray.
McMillan cut the AIC deficit late in the frame after he corralled a quick pass from senior Brent Griffin and put it past Talbot's glove-side at 16:51
A goal by senior Jereme Tendler tied things up at 11:07 of the third period. After finding the puck through traffic in front, he lifted it past Talbot. McMillan and freshman T.J. Smith were credited with the assists.
The Yellow Jackets are back in action on Friday when they host Atlantic Hockey foe Air Force at 7:05pm. The Chargers are idle until December 7th when they head to Bemidji State for a 7:35pm match-up.
Amie Canfield and Jayson Moy contributed to this article.
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Particle Data Group: Anahad
Particle Data Group
Steve Swell Presents Particle Data Group (Cadence Jazz CJR 1139)
Steve Swell (trombone), Bruce Eisenbeil (guitar), Gregg Bendian (vibes).
Composed by Steve Swell, Gregg Bendian and Bruce Eisenbeil.
Recorded: NYC, September 26 2000
Rating: 93/100 (learn more)
Unusual configurations afford the opportunity for unprecedented, radical sounds and risk-taking. This triad of exceptionally open-minded musicians is more than up to the task and in fact clearly delight in the challenge. "Anahad" lives entirely in the moment, an improvised piece that goes in all directions at once but is held together by the psychic interplay of participants that despite the individuality of each, a group aesthetic emerges. Swell blurts and bellows; Eisenbeil chases seemingly elusive sounds all up and down the register; Bendian fills in the wide space between the two with well-placed taps of his vibes occasionally interspersed with runs that respond to Eisenbeil. The virtuosity of all three doesn't mean performing "Anahad" was any less random or unstructured, but it does mean that they didn't need a net for this sonic high-wire act.
Reviewer: S. Victor Aaron
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Humid temperatures did little to keep the crowds away at the Downtown Raleigh Food Truck Rodeo on Sunday, June 8.
Thousands of people milled around Fayetteville Street in downtown Raleigh and stood in line for the fifty-plus participating food trucks that canvassed the surrounding city blocks.
Long lines snaked around local food truck favorites Chirba, Chirba (winner of the Independent Best of the Triangle 2014 for Best Food Truck), The Parlour and Belgian Waffology camped out in City Plaza.
Food trucks for the event came as far away as Wilmington's Catch the Food Truck serving fresh, Baja-style street food using local seafood and Asheville's Root Down creole and Southern-inspired comfort food truck.
The sweltering heat made cold and liquid treats popular items. Revelers strolling down Fayetteville Street were seen enjoying SweetWater Ices, Citizen Pops from Citizen Yogurt and fresh-squeezed lemonade from Fahsyrah's Lemonade stand.
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June 27, 2002
Summer Fun For Kids
School's out and the kids are home. Unless you happen to run a summer camp, chances are you're in need of some serious kid-friendly activities. So, before your child memorizes the daytime line-up on Nickelodeon, check out these low-cost summer events for families.
Skirball Cultural Center
Stories on Sundays
Celebration of American Freedom
Heroes & Sheroes
The Animal Guys: Wildlife Education
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Student Musicians of Jazz America
L.A. County Museum of Art
Family Tours
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FIRST GRADERS from Ontonagon County schools smile outside their schools during a pinwheel planting project recently. Above, Ewen-Trout Creek School students include, from left, first row: Riley Voigt, Samantha Badgero, Cameryn Cichy, Ben Lundberg, Evelyn Deerwester, Addisyn Avedisian, Kailey Maki, Gentry Huettl and Craig Sullivan; second row: Thomas Logghe, Kia McMahon, Chase Goll, Timmy Isabel, Jolie Anderson, Mason Lind, Braedyn Kirtland, Rex Strong and Aaron Lesinski.
First grade students in Ontonagon County recently participated in the "Pinwheels for Prevention" campaign by planting pinwheel gardens at the Ontonagon Area School and Ewen-Trout Creek School.
The campaign, unveiled by Prevent Child Abuse America, introduces the pinwheel as a symbol for child abuse and neglect prevention nationwide. "It is a reflection of the hope, health and safety that we desire for our children," said Paula Domitrovich, of the Ontonagon County Children's Trust Fund.
The pinwheel represents Prevent Child Abuse America's efforts to change the way the nation thinks about prevention, focusing on community activities and public policies that prioritize prevention from the start to make sure child abuse and neglect never occur.
"It represents our efforts to ensure the healthy development of children nationwide, while recognizing that child development is a building block for community development and economic development," Domitrovich said. "Shining in the sun, the pinwheel is reflective of the bright future all children deserve and our belief that getting it right early is less costly than trying to fix it later."
The first graders helped plant the pinwheel gardens to raise awareness in the Ontonagon and Ewen communities. The project was initiated by the Ontonagon County Children's Trust Fund.
"As a community, we can learn more about child abuse prevention, lend your voice to bring about change for children, volunteer your time and talent," Domitrovich said. "Becoming a foster parent is a great way to support children in our community."
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The meeting was held at the Washtenaw County Annex building and was called to order at 5:45 p.m.
There was some discussion of domain names for the community networkhvcn.org and hvcn.washtenaw.mi.us. It was agreed to register the name hvcn.org. Mr. Glazier said that Jennie Howard was going to send him the names of two domain name server administrators to put on the application for a domain name. Mr. Glazier said he would call Ms. Howard.
The treasurer, Mr. Hayes, announced he would be out of town for a few weeks. The secretary, Mr. Stanger, took the bank stamp and deposit slips. The account is with NBD, Campus Branch. Mr. Hayes' email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mr. Barr observed that two key dates have been tentatively set: February 5, 1995 for a kickoff fund-raiser and February 13, 1995 for a presentation to the Board of the Friends of the Ann Arbor Public Library. Mr. Ogden commented that we should probably assume that we won't have a machine that can demonstrate a prototype of our community network and that we should develop a presentation around an operational community network that we like that can serve as an example of what we want to do. Any prototype we developed would be relatively empty, while a functioning community network would be dynamic and alive. It would serve as a demonstration of what we want to accomplish, but do not yet have the resources to bring to life.
Mr. Glazier said he was just about finished with the description of the requirements for a system that would allow us to bring the community network online. Mr. Ogden suggested that Mr. Glazier forward the description he had to Joet Reoma at Concordia College, who might be able to provide a loaner machine.
Mr. Glazier asked if the Board had any problem with taking a contribution to support the community network from Playboy. Mr. Ogden said that if there were no strings attached and it was not our first contribution or only contribution [ :-) ], he thought it would be okay. Mr. Ogden was sensitive to perception issues about the Internet and sex and children; the Playboy name could arouse concern in some people. Mr. Glazier said he would express the Board's interest in a Playboy contribution to the Playboy representative he knows.
Mr. Barr asked when we would need the texts of such things as a registration form, formal membership agreement, and acceptable use policy. Mr. Ogden said that a committee of members should help draft an acceptable use policy. Mr. Ogden stated that in addition to signing up members at the kickoff, we needed to sign up volunteers. At the kickoff we will need to explain our hopes for the system, sign up members, and sign up volunteers to help. Mr. Stanger said that Mary Udoji had a list of the committees developed at a prior organizational meeting.
Mr. Ogden warned that we should not promise what we might not be able to delivera working community network. We must make it clear that people will be signing up to help start an organization, which, if successful, will deliver an operational community network. We want people to join, and to be part of, and to help create the envisioned community service. Mr. Barr asked what if we don't raise enough money to start the network? The consensus seemed to be to position the kickoff as a meeting to start gathering funds and sign up volunteers to create the community network. However, unlike at the first organizational meeting, the framework for our charitable status [501(c)(3)] has been set. People who become members will be risking the possibility that the community efforts will not succeed.
Mr. Ogden said that before we hold the kickoff we need to set up a regular schedule of meetings that people can attend/participate in.
Mr. Glazier said that Ms. Howard indicated that Eastern Michigan University would be able to provide a machine on which he could set up a mailing list server. This would be used to communicate with those individuals who want to keep up-to-date with the efforts to start the community network. Mr. Glazier said he would call Ms. Howard to see if the resources were still available at EMU to host the list server.
The next meeting was scheduled for either Tuesday, January 3, 1995 at 5:30 p.m. or later or Friday, January 6, 1995 at 5:30 p.m. or later at the Washtenaw County Annex building.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:55 p.m.
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The Guadalajara Soccer Club was crowned champion on May 8. Not the Chivas of Guadalajara, Jalisco, in Mexico, but the Chivas of Denver.
This modest Hispanic soccer club recently won the State Cup Championship in the sub-18 division, and their sub-14 division team won the President's Cup, two very prestigious trophies and the highest achievement in Colorado Youth Soccer.
Chivas of Denver has 350 to 400 players in several teams from sub-5 to the sub-18 divisions. The club was founded in 1999 by director David Campos, who together with sports director Matías Sánchez, has led Chivas to a stellar track record and a number of eye opening accomplishments.
The results have come from the kids who not only have tremendous abilities and talent, but great passion and hunger for winning. "We don´t have quantity, we have quality," adds Sánchez.
Chivas players pay less than $200 per season, compared with the $1,500 to $2,000 price tag that other teams put on the season for their members. This is due to Chivas being an "inner city club," according to Sánchez.
"Many of these kids can´t even afford to pay what we charge because their parents don´t earn enough. Some don´t even have a father or don´t have the attention and support they need."
For many of the players, Campos and Sánchez have become like fathers.
Assael Ramírez, one of the sub-18 team´s star players, says that Campos and Sánchez are their inspiration.
"They constantly tell us that we have to get good grades; they guide us and give us advice to better ourselves and to make a better future for ourselves."
Campos and Sánchez are soccer coaches at Lincoln High in Denver, where they work with many of the same players they coach at Chivas.
They provide the kids with support and guidance in school and, as members of Chivas, with transportation and even with jobs to help them meet the costs of competing.
"David puts a lot of money into covering their needs," says Sánchez.
In return, these players have turned out to be champions not just on the soccer field, their coaches claim. They are mature young men who have developed great discipline, responsibility and self-respect.
According to the coaches and parents, the concepts learned from Campos and Sánchez have allowed these Chivas players to deal with what Sánchez calls "an ugly reality we face in every game."
Discrimination and racism are the hardest obstacles the Chivas kids face during their games, according to Rafael Ramírez, Assael's father.
"The officiating is shameful," he says.
"[We face] a lot of discrimination from other teams and from the officials during games," Sanchéz agrees.
As for Assael, he says that sometimes it seems the Chivas are playing against the 11 opposing players and the three officials.
Yet, according to Sanchéz, the difficulties exist at the club and individual level and not from Colorado Youth Soccer, because "the organization only cares about the level of talent and competition."
Campos and Sánchez are former Guadalajara players, teammates at "Chivas Rayadas," where they shared the same field and facilities as the present coach of the Mexican national team, José Manuel "Chepo" De La Torre.
Sánchez says that at Chivas Denver they try to instill five fundamentals aspects in soccer, the same things they learned as players.
"As coach I base their training on the physical, tactical, technical, strategic and psychological aspects."
This has served the kids as the building blocks for their success on the field, in school and as responsible young men, Sánchez says.
The majority of these Chivas players are moving on to different universities and colleges, many with scholarships not just for soccer but also for academics.
They are going against many odds, but they are proving to themselves and everyone else that they are standing tall. They are standing as champions, Sánchez says.


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"Inspired by Nature" was the theme for the Art Center College of Design's Car Classic on the school's hilltop campus in Pasadena this year, so there were Stingrays, a Mako Shark, at least four cars with gull wings (though none of them were 300SLs), a Bug and several Bug-attis. (And -- see photo -- a 1957 Buick Caballero wagon and a 1949 GMC truck pulling a 1947 car hauler carrying three classic Nashes.)
Also on hand was Jay Leno, who arrived in and displayed his 1991 McLaren F1 and who conducted a "Tonight Show" interview with Peter Brock, designer of the original Stingray race car (and of the Shelby Daytona Coupe, among others), and with Tom Peters, who led the team that designed the new C7 Chevrolet Corvette, a car so spectacular it again wears the Stingray badge.
The sculpture-garden lawn next to the school's postmodern steel and glass building was filled with spectacular vehicles, including the huge 1939 Bugatti Type 64 coupe that only recently was completed. Bugatti created the chassis, but no bodywork. The chassis was purchased several years ago by Peter Mullin, who commissioned Art Center transportation design director Stewart Reed and his students to design the car in the spirit of Ettore and Jean Bugatti. Not only was the completed car on display, but so was the wooden buck (see photo) constructed so the aluminum body panels could be shaped.
Artistic license: Crashed Ferrari sold as art
Seems classic car enthusiasts aren't the only folks who appreciate cars as rolling sculpture... even when they no longer are rolling.
Bloomberg news service reports that a 1993 Ferrari Dino GT4 that was written off after a crash was deemed a work of art by sculptor Bertrand Lavier and sold for $250,000 at the FIAC art fair in Paris.
Hilton Head festival concludes 2013 show season*
We include the asterisk because there will be plenty of local car shows in November and December, especially in the south and southwestern states, but the annual Hilton Head Island Motoring Festival and Concours d'Elegance pretty much wraps up the classic car national event calendar for 2013.
The festival actually began October 25 with the Savannah Speed Classic races and concludes November 2-3 with a car club jamboree, motoring midway and the concours, which will feature vehicles such as 1917 Paige Brooklands built for Tom Lyle Williams, founder of Maybelline cosmetics, an award-winning 1928 Auburn 8-115 convertible sedan and cars from the collections of Sam and Emily Mann and of Jim Schmidt.
The Manns are among only three collectors to win best-of-show honors at Pebble Beach four or more times and will show their 1934 Voisin roadster, 1937 Delage D8-120 Aerodynamic coupe and their 1938 Delage D8-120 DeVillars cabriolet.
Schmidt, a long-time supporter of the Hilton Head event, will bring a 1930 Lincoln sport phaeton, 1957 Ford Thunderbird and 1970 Ford F-100 Explorer sport custom.
Motorstalgia sale adds ex-Schumacher Ferrari F300 F1
A 1998 Ferrari F300 F1 raced by Michael Schumacher has been added to the lineup for the Motorstalgia Auction d'Elegance scheduled November 16 at Austin, Texas.
Motorstalgia was founded by Antonio Brunet (see photo), whose great grandfather was a car enthusiast in Spain and later in Mexico. Among Antonio's treasures are his great grandfather's first driver's license and car-club membership card.
Like his father, Antonio became a civil engineer and owner of a large construction company who, with his brother Manual, traveled around the world, building -- including humanitarian projects -- and searching for classic cars.
After visiting an orphanage in the Philippines in 2011, Antonio launched Motorstalgia to generate funding for charities through the sale of classic cars.
"The inner joy that we experienced when we presented the orphanage with a new motorized tricycle to help with their daily transport into town, to the doctors and to schools was far more impactful than the first time I bought my childhood dream collector car, a 1963 Split Window Corvette," Brunet said in a statement, which noted that "Driving to Give" has become the company motto.
"Through their grand collector car catalog auctions they create an opportunity to expand his humanitarian goals with some of the proceeds.," the Motorstalgia news release continued. "Brunet and his team... search out the rarest of cars from every corner of the world. Their most recent treks have taken them to Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, across Europe and to tiny little towns with names barely recognizable. So ambitious and exciting are their journeys that a major cable network has followed their quests and a series showcasing their finds is set to begin airing sometime in 2014."
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Story-wise it also treads familiar territory - dystopian society, the girl reluctantly becoming a symbol of rebellion, Government forces out to get her, and hunky Abercrombie model love interests. The first film in a proposed series is slated to hit March 21st, and a new poster and trailer for it has just gone online.
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In a vast and all-embracing study of Africa, from the origins of mankind to the AIDS epidemic, John Iliffe refocuses its history on the peopling of an environmentally hostile continent. Africans have been pioneers struggling against disease and nature, and their social, economic and political institutions have been designed to ensure their survival. In the context of medical progress and other twentieth-century innovations, however, the same institutions have bred the most rapid population growth the world has ever seen. Africans: The History of a Continent is thus a single story binding living Africans to their earliest human ancestors.
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Before a sold-out crowd at Pechanga Casino, in Temecula, Calif., Tyrone Harris displayed speed, power, ring generalship, heart, a chin and superior counterpunching to upset the favored top prospect Marvin Quintero via an eighth round TKO.
Harris was coming off a knockout loss at the hands of Urbano Antillon, and was the loser of two of his previous four fights, but displayed a quiet confidence from the outset of the bout.
By all appearances, he seemed to be in attendance merely to serve as a stepping stone to the promising Quintero, but Harris had other ideas in mind.
Meanwhile, Quintero, against more limited opposition, and never having gone more than eight rounds in a previous bout, came into the contest with 12 consecutive victories while making his third ShoBox appearance. In his prior appearance, on the same evening of May 1, at a different venue, Harris suffered a knockout by Antillon, while Quintero had his biggest career night with a domineering unanimous decision victory over Wes Ferguson.
In the opening round, it was immediately apparent that this would not be a walk in the park for Quintero and that Harris' style matched up extremely well to that of Quintero. Each time Quintero would try to push the action, he would, in turn, eat counterpunches from the slick boxer-puncher, Harris.
With both fighters being southpaws, neither seemed to have an edge there, but it was Harris who was better able to land his jab, while many of Quintero's punches seemed to land just short of their intended target, Harris' head.
The best punch for Harris seemed to be his right hooks which he used very effectively as a counterpunch, in addition to his quick straight left hand crosses.
By the third round, Quintero seemed to start drawing even with Harris and perhaps accidental, perhaps not accidental, Quintero landed a low blow on Harris that seemed even a few miles south of his native Tijuana. Harris recovered after a few seconds and did not retaliate in kind.
Round four saw Harris take back control of the action and stagger Quintero with his effective counterpunching.
Round five's action was a prequel to what would come three rounds later as he staggered Quintero to the point where the referee, Raul Caiz Jr., took a very hard look at Quintero and possibly thought about stepping in to wave off the fight if there was any further damage. Quintero, however, to his credit, fought back valiantly and survived the round.
Somehow, Quintero seemed to get a second wind and in the 6th and 7th rounds, seemed to pull back almost even with Harris who seemed like he was fading. Quintero's punches were suddenly finding the mark as he seemed to win both rounds.
In a fight with plenty of ebbs and tides, the eighth round saw Harris come back and in an action-filled exchange, he rocked Quintero, hurting him badly. After a few unanswered power shots and with Quintero on queer street, referee, Caiz Jr.,stepped in and called a halt to the fight, giving Harris the upset victory via a TKO at 1:05 of the 8th round.
With the victory, Harris improves to 24-5, 16ko's, as well as earns the biggest victory of his career.
In defeat, Quintero drops to 16-2, 12 KOs, but, at only 22 years old, still has a very promising future. It is further worth noting that Quintero may have broken his right hand early in the fight.
Overall, a very good fight that left the live audience very pleased, but not so much for Quintero's promoter, Gary Shaw, who appealed his case to press row and criticized both the referee and professional boxing concurrently.
"That's what's wrong with boxing!" stated a visibly upset Shaw. "That was a horrible stoppage! Let the fighter go down!"
Quintero, on the other hand, seemed to be less upset with the decision of the referee to stop the fight and offered up little protest, recognizing that he was in trouble at the time of the stoppage and with an injured right hand would have little chance to secure a late round or decision victory.
"My hand really hurt", Quintero said. "I agree with the referee."
Harris, meanwhile, was classy in victory and credited the referee with a job well done.
"I tried to keep control of the fight", Harris said. "My corner told me to pick up the pace and keep at him. I kept putting my hands on him and he was feeling it in the last couple rounds.
"The referee knows what he is doing. If you can't defend yourself then the fight has to be stopped."
Avalos wins
In the co-main event, a bantamweight attraction, talented young Chris Avalos brought in his perfect record to face powerful young Andre Wilson.
The opening round was a bit of a feeling out round, and was pretty even.
However, in the second round, Avalos wasted little time and was able to floor Wilson hard with a left hook that left him visibly hurt. Showing a tremendous heart, however, Wilson beat the count and continued on, only to, again, be floored by another Avalos left hook just seconds later.
Although Wilson rose again, the referee wisely called an end to the fight and by way of TKO in the second round, with the very talented looking Avalos improving to 11-0, 9 KOs, and Wilson dropping to 11-3-1.
Undercard action
In undercard action, an eight-round welterweight affair, the once-beaten Freddy Hernandez, from Mexico City, Mexico, completely dominated the overmatched veteran Hicklet Lau. Hernandez floored Lau in, each, the fourth and the eighth rounds, winning a one-sided affair in a unanimous decision by scores of 80-69, and 80-70 (twice).
In other undercard action, a six-round super welterweight bout, hometown favorite, Deshon Johnson, of nearby Escondido, was victorious over the heavily inked Alan Velasco via 2nd round TKO. With the victory, Johnson improves to 7-2-2, 5 KOs, while Velasco drops to 8-3-2.
In a walkout bout, a six-round super lightweight contest, undefeated Aris Ambriz was fed the overmatched Daniel Gonzales. Gonzales seemed completely clueless and it took Ambriz a mere 94 seconds to secure the first round TKO victory. With the win, Ambriz improves to 11-0-0, 6 KOs, while Martinez drops to 9-24.
Overall, it was an excellent evening of boxing put on by Gary Shaw Productions and broadcast on Showtime as part of the ShoBox, The New Generation, monthly series.
Ring announcer was Lupe Contreras.
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STANFORD, Calif. - As part of the Read Across America program, members of the Stanford football team celebrated the birthday of Dr. Seuss on Friday with students from local elementary schools.
Participating players included senior tri-captain Usua Amanam, and All-American offensive lineman Shayne Skov and Tyler Gaffney; juniors Alex Yazdi and freshmen Connor Crane, Noor Davis, Josh Garnett, Craig Jones, Luke Kaumatule, Drew Madhu, Ikenna Nwafor, Aziz Shittu, Conrad Ukropina and Sam Yules.
Read Across America Day is designed to celebrate the great author and to highlight the importance of reading in America's elementary and middle schools. Stanford football plans to visit several more elementary schools throughout the spring.
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The night she arrives at the remote Collingwood lakehouse, Mari and her friend are kidnapped by a prison escapee and his crew. Terrified and left for dead, Mari's only hope is to make it back to parents John and Emma. Unfortunately, her attackers unknowingly seek shelter at the one place she could be safe. And when her family learns the horrifying story, they will make three strangers curse the day they came to "The Last House on the Left."
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Domino's Pizza now accepts payments for orders through Google Wallet, with the new payment method now baked into the company's Android-based application. Once you're in the check out with your pizza order, you can select "Buy with Google" to complete the order.
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Mars, Earth, and the Sun are about to align in an somewhat rare astrological event, according to an April 7 Yahoo News report. In this event, Mars will be the exact opposite of the sun in the sky, and it is known as opposition. This opposition occurs every 778 days, and you can view a live stream video feed of the 2014 Mars Opposition on the Slooh YouTube channel. The video is also embedded above this story.
Tomorrow Mars, Earth, and the Sun align in a straight line, and some people believe there is a significance to this event that affects their lives and the lives of others on Earth. Even if you do not believe that this alignment of the three celestial bodies will affect your life, it is still an interesting phenomenon to observe.
Tomorrow, not only will the Sun, Earth, and Mars align, but Mars will also be a mere 57.4 million miles from Earth as this opposition takes place. Because the Red Planet is closer to Earth, tomorrow it will appear 10 times brighter than a first magnitude star if you are looking at it from the surface of the Third Rock from the Sun.
The best viewing times for the Mars Opposition are looking to the east at sunset, and then again at midnight when Mars will be overhead in the night sky. Mars will be shining at -1.5 magnitude in the constellation Virgo tomorrow night if you intend to star gaze to view the Red Planet's alignment with Earth and the Sun.
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November 23rd, 2013 was a monumental day for Arizona's Elvin Kibet.
Former Wildcat Brigetta Barrett and senior Lawi Lalang were both finalists for The Bowerman, the award given to the most outstanding male and female collegiate athletes.
Sophomore Kayla Beattie and head coach James Li each received Pac-12 honors on Tuesday.
The women's cross country team earned a second-place finish at the NCAA Championships on Saturday in Terre Haute, Ind.
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The No. 1 women's team in the country won the NCAA West Regional on Friday in Sacramento, automatically qualifying for the NCAA Championships.
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In the first ever national championship between two unbeatens (men or women), the game wasn't really close. The Connecticut Huskies (40-0) outscored the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 18-4 in the first 10 minutes of the second half and cruised to a 79-58 victory on April 8, in Nashville, Tenn.
The victory gives UConn a NCAA record ninth national tile and it also marks the fifth time the Huskies have finished a season undefeated – Overall, eight women's teams have finished the season with a perfect record. The Huskies are also the second team in women's college basketball to end a season 40-0 , joining Baylor in 2012.
With the Huskies 60-56 win over Kentucky in the men's national title game on April 7, the women's victory gives UConn their second double basketball title. The Huskies became the first school to reod the rare double when they accomplished the feat in 2004.
Breanna Stewart, who was named the Final Four Most Outstanding Player for the second consecutive year, scored 14 of her game-high 21 points in the first half, where the Huskies built an early 22-8 lead. The 14-point first half deficit the Fighting Irish trailed by were the largest deficit they faced this season
Stewart scored 10 of UConn's first 22 points with three buckets coming on layups. She made 7-of-10 shots in the half. Stefanie Dolson, who had an outstanding overall game, also tallied 14 first half points as UConn led 45-38 at halftime. 32 of the 45 points that the Huskies, scored came in the paint – UConn hot 56.8 percent from the floor in the half.
Connecticut continued their dominance of the paint early in the second half as six of the Huskies first seventh buckets were layups as they pushed their lead to 20 (62-42) with 13:06 to go. UConn was never challenged from there.
Dolson, in her final collegiate game, fell three assists shy of posting the first triple-double in the National Championship game. She finished with 17 points, 16 rebounds, seven assists and three blocked shots. Fellow senior Bria Hartley also reached double-figures with 13 points while Kaleena Moqueda-Lewis added 18 points.
Kayla McBride, who was tremendous versus Maryland in the Final Four, led Notre Dame with 21 points. Jewell Loyd added 13 and Michaela Mabrey contributed 10 points for the Fighting Irish, who were playing without senior Natalie Achonwa (torn ACL) for the second straight game.
Notes: UConn is now 9-0 in NCAA title games. Geno Auriemma surpassed former Tennessee coach Pat Summitt for most titles by a women's basketball coach tonight (nine). The Huskies won back-to-back titles for the third time. UConn now has won 46 straight games, which marks the third longest streak in program history.


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Petition delivered several days ago with 16,000+ signatures and 96 pages of comments, many already boycotting. Delivery trucks stopping back at stores for empty tray racks each morning should take the day-old donuts back to Hartford's food banks and soup kitchens. Great tax write off, maybe better than Dunkin' gets by dumpstering. The good will would be worth its weight in a Boston creme donut. Or gold.
I know that the goodies go into the dumpster at my local Dunkin' in Canaan, Connecticut, USA. Employees are not allowed to take any of them home. A church food bank is a block away. Ironically, at one time, they were given instead to a pig farmer to use as pig feed.
Have just now finally received a response from the corporation, which says it does not have a policy on dealing with leftovers and leaves that to the individual store. I think they should have a policy.
I couldn't believe it when I found out how wasteful my local Dunkin' Donuts is: every day when new baked goods arrive, my local store gathers up their leftover donuts and muffins and throws them into the dumpster. They don't allow employees to take any home, and even though there's a food bank one block away, they won't donate these perfectly good leftovers to the needy.
Each Dunkin' Donuts store is allowed to dispose of leftovers however they wish, and since throwing out leftovers is the easiest thing to do, hundreds of Dunkin' Donuts around the world are wasting leftovers while people in their communities go hungry. I think it's wrong to deprive people in need of food that Dunkin' Donuts no longer wants to sell. Instead, Dunkin' Donuts should direct their branches to donate to local food banks and other outlets that help feed the hungry.
Baked goods may not be the healthiest food to be giving the poor and homeless, but the rest of us pay good money for them, so why shouldn't those without resources have what's not sold? It's food!
Sign my petition to ask Dunkin' Donuts to rewrite their policy so local branches will be required to donate leftovers, and to ask my local Dunkin' Donuts to start right away.
Dear Dunkin' Donuts,
I think it's irresponsible that hundreds of Dunkin' Donuts stores around the world are wasting leftovers by throwing them away when they should be donating the goods that will no longer be sold to less fortunate people in their communities.
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Parade offers a ëGrimm' kickoff to Halloween
Published: Friday, October 26, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 25, 2007 at 11:00 p.m.
Laura McKnight
The parade planned for downtown Houma will include all the usual elements: a marching band, cheerleaders, dune buggies, candy and royalty.
But this parade should look a bit different, possibly even taking a creepy turn, as the creatures marching and riding past crowds peer through monster masks or toss candy with ghostly hands.
Houmas first Halloween Parade, organized by the South Louisiana Center for the Arts, promises to be a festive affair. The parade begins at 7 p.m. Oct. 26.
The route begins at Town Hall on the corner of Barrow Street and Tunnel Boulevard, continues on to Main Street, and ends on Church Street next to the Courthouse in downtown Houma. The parade will end at about 8 p.m.
The parades theme is "Grimms Fairy Tales," so spectators could see characters like Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Hansel and Gretel and others from the beloved childhood stories.
Members of every participating community group should be in some kind of costume, either in keeping with the theme or sporting other ghostly gear, according to Jonathan Foret, executive director of South Louisiana Center for the Arts. Paradegoers also are encouraged to wear costumes.
"Its always fun to see people in costumes," Foret said. "I think people are excited to dress up in costumes, and people at the parade are going to have fun seeing those costumes."
The parade is set to include the Shriners, several local businesses, Carnival krewes, cheerleaders, the South Louisiana Center for the Arts, a belly-dancing troupe and the Houma Junior High School band.
The parades queen, Tammy Chaisson of Bayou Blue, said she plans to go "all out" to ensure she looks royally hideous for her first-ever parade appearance.
"Its gonna be big cause Im the queen," she said.
Chaisson, who has captured international awards for her ghoulish makeup skills, said she will refine her usual decayed "hag" look for her reign as Queen of Halloween. Chaisson said she wants to keep parts of her makeup and costuming a secret, but divulged that she would boast the traditional queenly accessories -- a tiara, black roses, a sash and a black dress -- when she rides through Houma perched on the back of a convertible driven by her husband, Frank Chaisson, who also will bear a grim appearance. Chaissons niece, 21-year-old Candice Hebert of Houma, will accompany the ghastly couple.
Tammy Chaisson said shes eager to see friends and neighbors during her ride, though she suspects they might not recognize her unless they already know shes the queen.
Glynn Dagenhardt, band director for Houma Junior High School, said band members are excited to flaunt their own scary looks, a welcome change from marching in band uniforms.
"Were going to try to stick to the theme as much as we can," he said.
Dagenhardt said hes also trying to scare up some Halloween music for the parade. The young musicians also anticipate a fun time because the parade will be a first for about half of them, he said.
South Louisiana Center for the Arts, a nonprofit arts group based in Houma, put on a haunted house last year but opted to organize the parade this year instead to entertain the community with a free event.
"People in Houma love parades," Foret said in an earlier interview. "Parades are a part of our culture."
"People have actually been calling and asking wheres the best place to catch the parade," he added recently.
Linda Younger of Houma, whos organizing the roughly 30-strong crew of marchers with the arts center, said she looks forward to seeing the joy of children along the parade route as they catch candy. Youngers own children, ages 6, 8 and 15, also are thrilled at the chance to toss sweets to paradegoers.
"Theyre gonna have a blast," she said.
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Bucknell's Dave Paulsen won his second straight Patriot League Coach of the Year award.
Feb. 27, 2012
2011-12 Men's Basketball All-Patriot League and Major Awards
Center Valley, Pa. - Only the legendary Adonal Foyle had won three individual men's basketball awards from the Patriot League before this season, but that list grew by two on Monday as Lehigh junior guard C.J. McCollum won his second Patriot League Player of the Year award and Bucknell senior guard Bryan Cohen claimed the Defensive Player of the Year honor for the third consecutive season.
The major awards and All-Patriot League team were announced during the Men's Basketball Tournament media teleconference. The eight Patriot League head coaches voted for the honors, and were not permitted to choose their own student-athletes or themselves.
McCollum became just the third two-time Patriot League Player of the Year, as he previously won the award along with the Rookie of the Year honor as a freshman in 2009-10. Foyle won the honor at Colgate in both 1995-96 and 1996-97, while Lafayette's Brian Ehlers was named Patriot League Player of the Year in 1998-99 and 1999-00. McCollum matched Foyle by winning two Player of the Year honors and a Rookie of the Year award.
Cohen became the first person in Patriot League history to earn the same individual award three times as he claimed his third consecutive Defensive Player of the Year honor. A Bucknell student-athlete has won the award in five of its eight seasons.
Cohen was not the only repeat winner, as his head coach, Dave Paulsen, won his second consecutive Patriot League Coach of the Year honor. Paulsen becomes just the third repeat winner of the award. Holy Cross freshman guard Justin Burrell rounded out the major award winners with the Patriot League Rookie of the Year honor.
McCollum led a star-studded first-team All-Patriot League squad, as he was joined as a unanimous first-team pick by Bucknell junior forward/center Mike Muscala, Army junior forward Ella Ellis and American senior forward Charles Hinkle. Lafayette senior forward Ryan Willen rounded out the squad. McCollum and Muscala join a list of now 17 players that have earned three All-Patriot League honors in a career. McCollum is just the eighth player in League history to earn three first-team honors. Both players are candidates for the Lou Henson Award as the Mid-Major Player of the Year. Willen received his second All-Patriot League honor, and the Neuroscience major was also selected as the Patriot League Men's Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year on Monday by the men's basketball sports information directors.
The second-team All-Patriot League squad includes three players from regular-season champion Bucknell, as Cohen, sophomore guard Cameron Ayers and junior forward Joe Willman all made the team. Holy Cross senior guard Devin Brown, Lehigh junior forward Gabe Knutson and Lafayette junior guard Tony Johnson filled out the second-team All-Patriot League squad, with Brown earning All-League status for the second consecutive season.
Burrell was joined on the Patriot League All-Rookie team by Lafayette guard Seth Hinrichs and forward Dan Trist, Army guard Maxwell Lenox and Navy forward Worth Smith. Only freshmen in their first academic year are eligible for the Patriot League All-Rookie squad.
McCollum leads the Patriot League and is in the top 10 nationally with 21.7 points per game, and is also among the Division I leaders with 2.5 steals per contest. He did his best work in Patriot League action, leading all players with 23.8 points per game and placing second with 7.1 rebounds per contest. McCollum topped 20 points in 12 of 14 Patriot League games, and has scored in double figures in every game against Division I opponents. In addition to leading the Patriot League in scoring and steals in both overall and League only statistics, McCollum also placed in the top five in rebounding and assists for the season and in Patriot League play. McCollum won six Patriot League Anaconda Player of the Week awards, matching the single-season record he set last year. He earns Lehigh's third Player of the Year honor, with Austen Rowland winning the award in 2003-04.
Cohen has been regarded as the best on-ball defender in the Patriot League since setting foot at Bucknell in the fall of 2008, and that was no different in his senior season as he was honored with the third consecutive Defensive Player of the Year award. He was largely responsible for McCollum's only two Patriot League games with less than 20 points, helping hold the Lehigh standout to 14 and 15 points in two matchups this season. Cohen also stepped up on the defensive end to help Bucknell sweep American by limiting Hinkle, the Patriot League's No. 2 scorer, to 15 total points on 5-of-20 shooting in the two games. Cohen was instrumental to a Bucknell team that led the Patriot League in most defensive categories, including allowing only 57.6 points per game during League action. Cohen contributed 6.9 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game for the season, and cracked the 1,000-point mark in his career while earning All-Patriot League honors for the first time. Bucknell has won five of the eight Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year awards, with Stephen Tyree (2007-08) and Abe Badmus (2004-05), who won the inaugural honor, also taking home the hardware.
Paulsen becomes just the third coach in Patriot League history to win consecutive Coach of the Year honors, joining Lafayette's Fran O'Hanlon (1997-98, 1998-99) and Lehigh's Billy Taylor (2002-03, 2003-04). He is one of seven to claim the award multiple times. After leading the Bison to the Patriot League Championship in his third season at the helm, Paulsen directed his team to another outstanding year in 2011-12. Bucknell finished 22-8 in the regular season for the second straight year, and also captured its second consecutive outright regular-season Patriot League title by going 12-2 in League action. The mark included a 10-0 start in League play, as at the time the Bison had won 20 consecutive games against Patriot League opponents. They tied a record by winning 17 straight regular-season League contests in a two-year span, and enter the Patriot League Tournament with 14 wins in the last 16 games overall. After losing two straight games, the Bison came through with a 55-50 win at American on Thursday to clinch the No. 1 seed in the Patriot League Tournament. Paulsen gives Bucknell a sixth Patriot League Coach of the Year award, joining past winners Charlie Woollum (1992-93) and Pat Flannery (1994-95, 1996-97, 2005-06). No other school has won more than four Patriot League Coach of the Year awards.
Burrell was a key cog in leading Holy Cross to six consecutive wins entering the Patriot League Tournament, as the red-hot Crusaders finished with a 9-5 record in Patriot League action. During that stretch, the 5-foot-9 freshman guard averaged 11.7 points and 3.7 assists per contest while recording a 2.4/1 assist-to-turnover ratio. He scored 16 points in a 70-63 win at Lafayette on Feb. 15 and followed it three days later with 15 in a 54-52 victory over Bucknell as the Crusaders claimed the No. 4 seed and a home game in the League Tournament. For the season Burrell is second in the Patriot League with 3.8 assists per game and averages 7.4 points per contest. Burrell was named Patriot League Rookie of the Week three times, including twice during Holy Cross' win streak. He is the sixth Rookie of the Year recipient from Holy Cross, and the first since teammate R.J. Evans claimed the honor in 2008-09. No other school has more than three Rookie of the Year winners.
Muscala just missed out on his second consecutive Patriot League Player of the Year award as the junior put up another outstanding season. He has 16.7 points and 9.1 rebounds per game for the year, and was even better in Patriot League action with 18.9 points and 9.0 rebounds per contest. Muscala led all players in rebounding in both overall and Patriot League action, and was second only to McCollum in scoring during League play. He also led the way in free-throw percentage (89.5) and blocks per game (1.8) during Patriot League action. Muscala leads the Patriot League with 14 double-doubles, 10 more than any other player. His most significant may have come on Thursday when a 26-point, 14-rebound performance helped lead Bucknell past American to claim the top seed in the Patriot League Tournament. Muscala earns first-team All-Patriot League honors for the second year in a row after a second-team selection as a freshman in 2009-10.
Hinkle stands second in the Patriot League with 18.8 points per game, ranking among the national leaders all season after averaging less than five points per contest last year. He also pulls in 5.4 rebounds per game and leads the Patriot League with 79 three-pointers while connecting on 43.6 percent of his shots from beyond the arc. Ellis finished in double figures in all but one of Army's 29 games, and places third in the Patriot League with 17.7 points per game. Willen is sixth in the Patriot League with 14.6 points per contest while also pulling down 5.3 rebounds per game. He was a second-team All-Patriot League selection in 2009-10.
Brown is the only repeat selection on the second-team All-Patriot League squad after scoring 14.5 points per game for the year. The Bucknell trio each had key roles in the team's success, with Ayers (10.9 ppg) and Willman (10.4 ppg) averaging in double figures to go with Cohen's outstanding play on both ends of the court. Willman leads the Patriot League by hitting 52.7 percent of his shots from the field for the year, while Ayers is second in the League in three-point field-goal percentage (46.2). Knutson ranks in the top 10 in the Patriot League in both scoring (12.1 ppg) and rebounding (5.5 rpg) while making 50 percent of his shots from the field. Johnson has played in only 12 games for the season, but the action all came in Patriot League play where he averaged 8.0 points and led all players with 4.3 assists per contest.
Hinrichs and Trist each experienced success in their first season for the Leopards. Hinrichs leads all Patriot League freshmen with 8.6 points per game for the year, and tops the League chart by making 46.9 percent of his three-point attempts. Trist averaged 6.8 points per game during Patriot League play. Lenox averages 6.6 points, 3.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game for the season, while Smith averaged 6.9 points and 5.6 rebounds during Patriot League action.
The postseason begins with the quarterfinal round of the 2012 Patriot League Men's Basketball Tournament on Wednesday. The four games on tap are No. 8 Navy at No. 1 Bucknell, No. 5 Lafayette at No. 4 Holy Cross, No. 7 Colgate at No. 2 Lehigh and No. 6 Army at No. 3 American. All four of the games can be seen on Patriot League All-Access, with three contests starting at 7 p.m. before the Army/American matchup tips off at 7:30 p.m.
All Patriot League Tournament games are played at the site of the higher seed, with the semifinals on Saturday at 2 and 4:30 p.m. and the League Championship on March 7 at 7 p.m. Both semifinals and the Patriot League Championship will be televised on CBS Sports Network.
2011-12 Men's Basketball All-Patriot League Team and Major Awards
Patriot League Player of the Year: C.J. McCollum, Lehigh
Patriot League Rookie of the Year: Justin Burrell, Holy Cross
Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year: Bryan Cohen, Bucknell
Patriot League Coach of the Year: Dave Paulsen, Bucknell
First-Team All-Patriot League
Ella Ellis, Army
Charles Hinkle, American
C.J. McCollum, Lehigh
Mike Muscala, Bucknell
Ryan Willen, Lafayette
Second-Team All-Patriot League #
Cameron Ayers, Bucknell
Devin Brown, Holy Cross
Bryan Cohen, Bucknell
Tony Johnson, Lafayette
Gabe Knutson, Lehigh
Joe Willman, Bucknell
# - One additional player due to tie in voting
All-Rookie Team
Justin Burrell, Holy Cross
Seth Hinrichs, Lafayette
Maxwell Lenox, Army
Worth Smith, Navy
Dan Trist, Lafayette


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Cheesiest Lines Spoken by America's Cup Announcers
I can't say I'd do any better at coming up with witty repartee on live TV, but there have been some real stinkers. I can't tell who's saying what, but the announcers have been Todd Harris, Ken Read, and Gary Jobson. I think Todd Harris uttered all three of these great pillars of sailing wisdom:
3. "Let's not forget that just a few months ago seeing a boat foiling was like spotting Sasquatch."
2. "So the lead is back up to 300 meters for the Americans! They rolled the dice and it came up Yahtzee!" (Note cheesy metaphor, grammatical error, and bad pun, all in one.)
And the all time cheesiest line of this America's Cup (in my book):
1. "These guys have nine lives! No wonder they're sailing catamarans!"
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I've tried 3 different systems including VMWare with very same Ubuntu 10.04 (Server Edition) basic installation.
- Phisical computer
- VirtualBox
- VMWare
On first two, I am able to easily change console resolution(not grub resolution) by altering /etc/default/grub:
Then of course sudo update-grub2; sudo reboot
However, with VMWare,
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=keep will result to blank screen (although based on windows size seems like resolution is set after bootup).
I've tried on 7.x and 8.0.2 versions of VMWare Workstation. So the question is, what special steps to be done in order to change console resolution on VMWare?


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A round-up of film-related happenings in the Cleveland area for March 14-16
- "Afternoon of a Faun: Tanaquil Le Clercq" @ Capitol Theatre (1390 West 65th Street): Directed by Nancy Buirski ("The Loving Story"), this documentary explores the life of the great ballerina, Tanaquil Le Clercq, whose body and sense of movement redefined the world of ballet, and became the muse of two great artists, George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins. Showtimes at 1:30 PM, 4:15 PM, 7:20 PM, and 9:45 PM, Friday and Saturday. Click here for tickets.
- The 2014 Oscar-winner for Best Foreign Language Film, "The Great Beauty" (La Grande Bellezza) @ Cedar Lee Theatre (2163 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights): An Italian comedic drama, directed by Paolo Sorrentino ("This Must Be the Place"), this film follows a wealthy journalist, Jep Gambardella (Toni Servillo), after his 65th birthday party, as he looks past his lavish and flashy lifestyle, and reflects on his lost love and sense of unfulfillment. Click here for tickets and showtimes.
- "Journey to Italy" @ Cinematheque (11141 East Boulevard, at the Cleveland Institute of Art): The critically-acclaimed 1954 film, "Viaggio in Italia," directed by Roberto Rossellini, stars Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders as a dysfunctional married couple whose relationship problems intensify when they make a trip to Italy together to sell a property they both have inherited. Showtimes at 5:15 PM on Saturday and 6:30 PM on Sunday. Click here for tickets.
- "The Wind Rises" (Kaze tachinu) @ Cedar Lee Theatre (2163 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights): A 2014 Oscar-nominee for Best Animated Feature, this Hayao Miyazaki-directed film takes a look at the life of Jiro Horikoshi, a man who dreamed of flying airplanes and who ended up designing Japanese fighter planes during WWII. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, John Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Martin Short, and Stanley Tucci provide voices. Showtimes at 4:00 PM and 9:55 PM, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Click here for tickets.
- The classic James Dean film, "Rebel Without a Cause" @ Capitol Theatre (1390 West 65th Street): In this 1955 cult hit, directed by Nicholas Ray, James Dean plays the iconic rebellious teenager, Jim Stark, the new kid in town with a troubled past. Natalie Wood and Sal Mineo also star. Showing at 10:00 AM on Sunday. Click here for tickets.
List of new theatrical releases for this weekend-
Need for Speed- Action/ Thriller {PG-13} 130 min. Stars: Aaron Paul, Dominic Cooper, Imogen Poots
Veronica Mars- Comedy/ Drama {PG-13} 107 min. Stars: Kristen Bell, Jason Dohring, James Franco
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One group of students in particular really touched my life in a special way. These third- and fourth-grade children were designated to be pulled out of their regular class for one hour each week to work with my supervisor and I on various environmental projects. As these students had underperformed on their Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) tests the previous school year, the goal of these weekly meetings was to get them to focus on the concept of change as demonstrated through various transformations occurring year-round in the natural world. It was hoped their test scores would improve in this subsequent school year due to increased proficiency in such important test-taking skills as pattern recognition and attention to detail.
A number of students in this group (self-named the "Brainstormers") were fairly rambunctious, which was perhaps at least partially related to why they were performing poorly on their assessments in the first place. There were weeks when these kids were so poorly behaved that we felt near our wits' end by the close of our lesson with them. The acting up got particularly bad when we took them outside, which was unfortunate because connecting children with the outdoors (in the most literal sense possible) is one of the greatest joys of environmental education. We were able to endure the running loose, the yelling, the fidgeting, and all the other issues encountered by keeping our minds focused on what was truly important: we were exposing these kids to something they had had few previous opportunities to explore, at least in a formal educational setting.
I will never forget the day these students completely blew me out of the water. After an entire school year of mitigating less-than-stellar behavior, it was mid-April and I was getting ready to transition to a different job for the summer season. During our last meeting with these kids my supervisor presented me with a stack of beautifully handcrafted farewell cards, one from each student. The time I thought they had been using over our last several meetings to write to their pen pals in Russia had in actuality been used to make these treasures for me, complete with pictures and all kinds of color! She then gathered them all around in a circle and had them take turns describing what they would miss most about me. I was touched beyond belief.
It's moments like those that make one realize why educators do what they do. Teaching children about the environment might not always be a cake walk, and the rewards are often subtle and long in the making. If ever I get discouraged due to poor behavior or lack of enthusiasm among future pupils, I will think back to this one moment that completely reaffirmed my belief in spreading the good news about nature to our young folks. One letter in particular stands out in my mind. I cannot recall the exact words, but it went something like this (adorable misspellings not included): "When we first started I did not feel good about myself. I did not think I was smart. Now I am a smart boy, proud boy, nature boy. I can do anything." I consider my job well done if I can touch just one student in that manner in the course of a school year.
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Some of you may remember this. I uploaded this on my last account. It was fairly popular on here and it's been downloaded by many for their desktop's wallpaper.
I'm not going to upload wallpaper sizes for download but if you google the name, you'll find some sites that still offer it. I think.
I made this with Apophysis over three years ago. The watermark is now updated with the one I currently use.
I miss fractals.
I don't know why I keep ditching 'em.
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Wow! A DD! Thanks so much to ^SaTaNiA! It means a lot!
Thanks for all of the favs and comments!
Also, this is NOT to be used anywhere WITHOUT my PERMISSION.
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I see the letter A in that yellow swirl to the left. What does it mean?
That's a part of my watermark. I had to place another since people love to steal my work and crop out the watermark in the bottom-right corner.
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I love how work w/my name on it was stolen and placed on a wallpaper site, which placed its own watermark on it to only have it stolen by someone else.
I love how work w/my name on it was stolen and placed on a wallpaper site, which placed its own watermark on it to only have it stolen by someone else.
I used this title (only!) for #TheTitlePage found poetry here- [link] - and linked it back to you. Thank you!
very nice!
A belated congratulations on the DD feature! It's certainly captivating.
I must congratulate you! For awhile now I've been looking for something like this: colorful, the form, such an abstract piece. It has amazing depth, too. Plus I feel the amount of positive and negative spaces are just right, along with their placements. Great work!