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Lena Headey Movies and Career Information
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Lena Headey is an English actress. When she was 17, her performance in a one-off show caught the attention of a casting agent, who took a photo and asked her to audition. Eventually she got a supporting role in the 1992 drama film Waterland and went on to appear in major films such as The Remains of the Day, The Jungle Book, Onegin, and Aberdeen. After working steadily as an actress in small and supporting roles in films throughout the 1990s, she found fame for her lead performances in big-budget films like the fantasy film The Brothers Grimm, in which she acted opposite Matt Damon and Heath Ledger, the action film 300, portraying the role of Gorgo, Queen of Sparta, and the adventure and biographical feature The Red Baron. Headey is also known for playing the title role Sarah Connor on Fox's television spin-off of James Cameron's Terminator film series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and villainous drug lord Ma-Ma in Dredd. She has portrayed Cersei Lannister in HBO's television series Game of Thrones since 2011. Her performance on the show has earned her an Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.
- Lena Headey Movies 2016
- Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV 2016
- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies 2016
- Lena Headey Movies 2015
- Jungle Book (1994) 2015
- Zipper 2015
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- Low Down 2014
- Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box 2014
- Purge 2013
- Dredd 2012
- St. Trinian's 2009
- Broken (2009) 2009
- Possession (2009) 2008
- 300 2007
- Imagine Me & You 2006
- Brothers Grimm 2005
- Ripley's Game 2003
- Aberdeen 2001
- Gossip 2000
- Onegin 1999
- Twice Upon a Yesterday 1999
- Mrs. Dalloway 1998
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MEMBERS ABSENT: Hudock, Merritt-Damron, Cowell, Finver, Green, Beaver, Szarek, Simmons, Lester, Adkins, Hankins, Forget, Carter, and Nicholson.
The meeting was called to order at 4:06 p.m. by Faculty Senate President Corley Dennison.
President Dennison made the following announcements:
New Senators:
It was moved, seconded, and passed to discuss proposed revisions to the Marshall University Faculty Constitution at an upcoming senate meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 5:26 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Dr. Ben Miller, Secretary
Marshall University Faculty Senate
Dr. Corley Dennison, President
Marshall University Faculty Senate

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Lester: The Angels are coming for me and Meredith! I'm guessing they think we're screwing around behind her man's back.
Huang: Why would they think that?
Lester: No reason. People can be so suspicious. Besides, it was only oral.
Huang: You moronic cunt. I hope they gut you and roast you you fat fucking pig.
Lester: Give me a break. I'm a lonely divorcee and a hot chick starts blowing me - what would you do? The problem is, it's gonna be impossible to get the true rat if Meredith finds out the gang's after us.
Huang: I'll keep the deadbeats off your backs. But move fast.
Lester: Of course. Shit. I'm starting to itch. I think that bitch gave me crabs.


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The Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra's 2013/14 season begins on October 5, and they're diving right into the thick of the classical music repertoire with the "Rite of Spring" concert.
The concert will of course feature Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," which might provide a nice seasonal buffer for those who aren't quite ready for autumn to begin.
Other works will include the second suite from Maurice Ravel's "Daphnis & Chloe" ballet and the "Four Last Songs" by Richard Strauss. The latter will feature a return of guest soprano Janice Chandler-Eteme to the HSO stage.
For a quick overview of the season and some answers from HSO's Stuart Malina, check out Richard Abowitz' interview with Malina at the season preview event.


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The Very Thing That Made It CatholicJan 4, 2012 • 3:48 pm No Comments
From Occupy Catholic, a new "testimony" by Steve Saporito:
I have been separated from the church for a long time, and the fulcrum of that split has always been my understanding of the sermon on the mount as the nexus of Catholic theology. I saw, from the vantage point of growing up in the church, a terrible paradox; on the one hand I learned a wonderful liturgy of social justice based on moral strength rooted in the lessons in the Beatitudes. It was my understanding that by putting those concerns at the core of our lives we will shine a light, as Catholics, for the rest of the world to see, and in the process make the world a better place, as we, individually embrace the very essence of God. But time and time again the church failed to overtly embrace the very thing that made it Catholic.


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This "Bundle up for Baby" baby shower is filled with soft and warm elements that make you want to get cozy and "bundle up"! Mint green paired with yellow and neutral colors, fun baby elements like yarn rattles, and of course the elaborate 3 tiered diaper cake made from extra-soft Little Snugglers diapers from Huggies!let's get this party started™


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The mission of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest (CMPI) is to discuss, debate, and demonstrate how exponential and accelerating technological progress coupled with smart public policy will enhance and advance 21st century health care by predicting, preventing, diagnosing, treating and disease with greater speed, more precision, and less cost. ( http://www.cmpi.org/mission.asp; accessed 04/01/08)
According to the organization 2006 990 form, the company's took in over 1.4 million dollars, a portion of which came from industry. ( http://www.guidestar.org/FinDocuments/2006/204/321/2006-204321812-038efcc0-9.pdf; accessed 4/2/08) Co-founder and vice-president Robert Goldberg admitted that CMPI accepts money from pharmaceutical companies in his blog, "Drugwonks." Goldberg wrote, "CMPI accepts grant from drug companies -- and we do so proudly because they actually invent things that help people." ( http://drugwonks.com/2007/09/health_care_renewal_defends_avorn_against_my_attack_1.html; accessed 04/01/08)
Co-Founder and president Peter Pitts is also the senior vice president for health affairs at Manning, Selvage & Lee ( http://www.cmpi.org/pitts.asp; accessed 04/01/08), a public relations agency whose client list includes: Allergan, Bayer, AstraZeneca, Biogen Idec, Eli Lilly, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, Millennium, Pfizer, Roche, Sanofi-Aventis, Schering-Plough, Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and Sanofi Pasteur. ( http://www.mslpr.com/practices/healthcare-pr/recent-clients; accessed 04/01/08)
CMPI was described on Online News Hour on PBS as "a group that receives funding from the pharmaceutical industry" by moderator Jim Lehrer. ( http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/media/jan-june08/jarvik_02-07.html; accessed 04/01/08) (Lehrer, J. Lipitor TV Spots Raise Debate Over Advertising Practices, Online NewsHour: PBS, 02/07/08)


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The Oregon men's and women's tennis teams got together with the local Boys and Girls Club to do some painting and cleaning on Martin Luther King Day. Check out photos from the day as one group of players from the men's team spruced up the interior of the Boys and Girls Club.
Senior Alexander Cornelissen refreshes his brush.
Men's associate head coach Jonas Piibor gives directions.
Freshman Nico Bjerke with the finishing touches.
Sophomore Sho Higuchi assisting with the clean-up.
Ric Mortera and Alexander Cornelissen continue working on the wall.
The teams posed for a photo with members of the Boys and Girls Club afterward.


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Nearly six years after federal agents raided properties of Luray-based IBR Corp., authorities filed a criminal charge Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Abingdon.
The case began May 29, 2008, when FBI and Internal Revenue Service agents confiscated financial documents and "company-related money" from four Page County properties owned by brothers William and Isaac George, including a home and two IBR Corp. buildings, all in Luray, and the Valley Exxon in Stanley.
The company signed a plea agreement admitting to tax fraud during the 2007 calendar year. It agreed to pay a $5,000 fine.
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After a bitter contract dispute in 2006, Bill Belichick and Deion Branch decided to split ways (Branch being traded to Seattle). No one would know that this was the beginning of Belichick's journey voyage into being an offensive innovator.
In trading Branch, Belichick left his WR cupboard almost bare. He carried four WRs in regular season and only three in the postseason.
In Branch's absence, Josh McDaniel and Belichick would need to formulate an offense for the upcoming season.
With only Troy Brown, Reche Caldwell and Jabbar Gaffney (who joined the club in October) as their pass catchers, the Patriots would have to be creative in finding ways to produce on offense.
In the preseason, they toyed with the TEs and RBs, moving them around into WR positions and in group formations.
2006 saw Tom Brady have his 9th best year statistically, but maybe his overall best career performance. Spreading the ball around and using the TEs and Backs more prominently created a certain dynamic in the matchups that were made. Having a RB on the line against a LB that isn't that good in pass coverage is an advantage. So is having a TE who is suddenly matched up against a slot CB who is at a big physical advantage.
The spread offense was developed by Urban Myer, who devised it while the Head Coach of the University of Utah. He then became the Head Coach of the University of Florida in 2005 and brought his potent offensive playbook with him.
He now could match the high octane offense with top level explosive talent. This was the opposite of the Patriots situation in 2006 where they were void of elite talent except for QB at the skill positions. What Urban Meyer had, Belichick saw as innovative and also something that could work at then NFL level.
The spread isn't a gimmick offense like the 'Wildcat". It's a full blown system that has proved the theory that an offense could be successful operating out of the shotgun. It was the first time in NFL history when the Patriots ran it as a base for more than 50% of their offensive plays out of the shotgun.
The spread forces defenses to cover the entire field by lining up WRs /TEs/RBs in all 5 positions on the LOS. Meyer used mostly WRs because of the speed and explosive plays that could be run. Belichick in his infancy in using the philosophy utilized this in 2006 without the WR portion as they did not have any speed WRs.
What makes the spread offense so difficult is the multiple option aspect of it. This forces defense into basic coverages, as playing man to man against it would be a mistake. The use of empty sets further forces defenses into simple schemes.Belichick was trying this out literally as the 2006 season progressed - looking for mismatches and changing the way he thought about offense.
In early 2007, Belichick and Josh McDaniels took a trip to Florida for a scouting mission on the spread offense. What they first learned is that they needed fast WRs and a highly productive slot.
He traded for Randy Moss and signed Donte Stallworth, both speed demons. Belichick then signed RFA WR Wes Welker away from Miami and kept Jabbar Gaffney, who was an ideal number four WR in a spread offense.
In breaking down the principles, we'll use the 'Double slot set' where the Flanker, Split end and both slot positions are lined up. The QB and WRs are looking at the Safety position to see what the coverage is.
A 'Cover 1' means both man to man with safety help, or a three deep four under. This translates that there are six men in the box. If there are six in the box, the call is to run the ball.
A 'Cover 2' means there are five in the box and the call is to run the ball. Finally, no safety called a 'Zero' means there are five men in the box and the call is to pass.
The logic goes against traditional pro concepts that if there's 5 or 6 in the box, you should run. The QB looks to throw underneath against press man to man with receiver 'rubs' to free guys against man. It deploys routes against man to man, such as options and whip routes.
The QB and WR will work the routes according to the defensive alignment (see route tree below). Inside routes are even numbered and outside are odd numbered for play recognition.
The running game has the HB positioned next to the QB and he pass blocks from this as well. The action is similar to a draw, except the QB isn't dropping back; he's in a stationary position. The principles for running the ball are similar to a single back set. There is no fullback or lead blocker unless it comes from someone in motion.
In New England's version, TEs are incorporated into the WR sets and prove to be integral not only as mismatches in the passing game, but as blockers who can motion and wham block along the line. This creates a dimension of deception as all the movement can result in counter plays once the defense plays it the first few times.
The Patriots used the running game less than 50%, but that doesn't mean they didn't value it. Remember that the rule is run when it's 6 or 7 in the box and pass when it's five. The blocking concepts for the Patriots were zone based and matched what was required to block for the spread offense. The standard runs are the inside zone, the counter and the trap.
What makes the New England spread so dangerous is when play action is incorporated.
The QB has the HB next to him so he can hand the ball off quick and defenders have to react (most defenses as rule, play run first and pass second). A play action fake with the HB freezes the LBs and CBs (catching them looking into the backfield), and gives the WRs/TEs time to get off the line and into their routes. Also having the QB in the shotgun allows more options in running play action reverses, a staple in the Patriots offense. Play action also helps with the draws as now DLs and LBs are looking for the fake and this slows down their reaction time.
There are many facets to the New England offense, but the spread brought a traditional offense into an innovation that became a trend in the NFL.
Bill Belichick is known as a defensive genius; however, one might want to rethink both offense and defense.


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With WebMobi client-side JavaScript framework WebMobi.js , retailers or publishers can rapidly go mobile and reuse most of the effort to create both HTML5 mobile sites or web apps and native apps for most platforms with common web code.
The Problem
The Problem How do you reach your customer on their mobile device when there are so many device types out there? How do you make the mobile experience easy to view and easy to navigate? And when you serve many different customer locations with information stored in a database, how do you design a mobile
app that is just as easy-to-use as the full "desktop-designed" website you already have deployed? Can you improve the design? Make it so easy for the customer to "like on facebook" - that they just do it without a second thought?
The Solution
uHAPs found WebMobi. WebMobi is a cloud based mobile web application creation and publishing platform that allows for rapid creation and distribution of mobile web apps for smartphones and tablets. With WebMobi, uHAPS found the programming expertise and solution platform they needed to build an engaging mobile web experience from their existing javascript powered website. During the initial meeting, a couple of concerns were highlighted. First, uHAPS wanted to integrate as much existing web content as possible. Second, the new mobile web would have to automatically sync with their database. The Webmobi team kept the content from the existing website by editing CSS and Javascript for the mobile website. For uHAPS customers, that means no more frustrating left and right screen navigation to look at the content. Webmobi also added a drop-down menu to select locations instead of a U.S map. That allowed uHAPS to use more page 1 screen real estate to add social media buttons and promote the key feature that makes their events viral – viewing pictures from the events. The Webmobi platform now mirrors all the latest updates from the desktop web page to the mobile pages. All information is synced automatically with the backend database. Moreover, Webmobi optimized images, text, and the navigation style to make the mobile customer experience much easier to navigate and use.
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uHAPS Media is a tactical marketing firm. uHAPS has been creating integrated marketing campaigns since 2008. uHAPS helps their clients reach their target audiences where they are - directly and locally. To effectively market custom events, there's always a website and there are social channels like twitter and facebook. However, with rapid mobile device adoption, the customers they are trying to reach today are now looking at websites from their mobile device. To create an engaging experience on a mobile device, uHAPS wanted to leverage the graphic designs and clear web navigation they already had in place on their website. uHAPS simply wanted to translate the nicely designed "desktop web experience" into an easy-to-use and equally attractive mobile experience. No marketing firm or design agency wants to hire or find new talent capable of designing or redesigning web pages for all the mobile device types out there – iPhones, iPads, Android phones and tablets, Blackberry – the list goes on and on. uHAPS went looking for a solution. What tool or SaaS could help them solve the "mobile experience problem" without a lot of cost or effort? Was there a team behind the tool or service that could understand their existing javascript code and database and help translate their existing website to a well designed mobile web experience?


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The Drum is dispatching industry professionals to this year's advertising and design degree shows to see what we can expect from the next generation of talent coming into the industry. If you'd like to review a degree show for us, or see your show reviewed, please email email@example.com
Equator creative director and co-owner, James Jefferson, finds sparks of good ideas, but little fire, at his old art school's degree show.
I love the Art School degree show.
Ever since my own graduation I get a real thrill going back and bumping into old friends and soaking up new ideas. But let me get one thing off my chest before I write about the work at this year's design exhibition.
As much as I love the Art School, I really think that chopping up the old dear, putting her bits into anonymous glass boxes all over the city might be killing her. Ever since renovation started and students have been moved away from the ugly buildings with ugly names on that little Glasgow hilltop, things have been going downhill.
The overriding feeling I took from this year's design show was one of missed opportunity. The work felt meagre – as if holding back. Which, as a creative person eroded by years of professional life looking for a fix of youthful excitement, I found quite saddening.
The whole thing needs a huge shot of adrenaline. Some work felt unfinished, some of it appeared to barely have been started. There were sparks of good ideas, but little fire.
If you're a graduate reading this, please don't get angry (not yet anyway, and when you do, I'd love to hear what you think) - it's not your fault. You are the blank canvas painted by the school, not the other way around. It seems that the god-awful monolith behind respectable shaded glass you're working in has coloured you all safe and professional. It really should be inspiring anger and rebellion.
It's a missed opportunity because there's never been a better time to be a designer. Innovation is exponentially accelerating, businesses are being radically reinvented, great ideas made in bedrooms are generating millions in minutes on Kickstarter. Companies like Maklab in the lighthouse are bringing amazing tech, like 3D printing, to anyone who cares to walk through the door. Not to mention the ever-growing energy, environmental and humanitarian challenges that can only be solved by the most creative minds. You've seen the TED talks right?
Product design
It's true that the landscape for wannabe product designers has changed a lot in recent times and PD courses have worked hard to try to keep up with the shift away from traditional manufacturing and growth in interactive and system design.
But in design, some things never change. Good design has forever been about a great idea, beautifully executed. With the execution becoming increasingly invisible, the reliance on a great idea only grows. A few students got this, designing systems based on a strong idea; an idea that communicates a benefit and excites.
The idea of a Good Dog Death (pictured above), by Kaitlyn Debiasse certainly resonated, the detailed thinking and crafting of the 'death kit' was really stunning. Also by Kaitlyn, the Domestic Bestiary - a really romantic idea, albeit less clearly presented – connects you to an adopted wild animal with a sensory device that replicates the animal's heartbeat, breath and movement.
The second idea that stuck with me was that of data as a gift. Circuits Confectioned by Alexandra Humphry-Baker imagined gift confectionary carrying unique personal data about the giver. I love this – it inspired me to think about this gift of openness between a couple rendered in the form of digital social data – imagine if you each swallowed a chocolate that relayed biometric and GPS data to a shared digital space, so you were intimately connected and entirely open, until the chip was digested.
Communication design
Downstairs, a similar restraint was holding back the communication design graduates. Communication design is just a language; you really need something to say to begin with.
Among polite pieces of attractive graphics and some really charming illustration (Watering by Sijia Ke and Observations by Gregor Watson were my favourites) there were two efforts that stood out for me. Both employed a digital element (to which my geeky side responded) to create a piece of communication that blurs the lines between the communicator and the audience.
ID (above) by Jessy Wang also played with thoughts around self-expression. This time based on augmenting your digital personality with a series of virtual masks. Online, we can move effortlessly between identities; this playful interface brings a little of that into the physical world.
Despite my upset, there is obvious talent in this year's cohort of graduates - I wish you all the greatest possible success as you embark on your career. It's exciting times with so much opportunity around; your challenge will be to remain focussed.
Hopefully the future's bright for the Art School too. It's not too long before the return to Renfrew Street begins. Phase 1 of the Campus redevelopment is due to open in September. I really hope it's designed to prompt the anarchy, energy and excitement that the old mish-mash used to. Perhaps next year we will start to see this creative powerhouse running at full tilt again.
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Temporary problem with RESTful client stubs created in JMaki framework
By Jeffrey Rubinoff on Dec 02, 2008
If you try to test a RESTful client stub created in a NetBeans Web Application with the jMaki framework, as described in Creating and Consuming RESTful Web Service jMaki Components, right now it will not work. This is because the code generator uses dojo 0.4.3, which was removed from the latest jMaki plugin, version 1.8.1. I have been informed that dojo 0.4.3 will be back in jMaki by the end of this week. For a longer term solution, Ayub Khan is working on changing the RESTful client widget to use dojo 1.0.x. See NetBeans issue 154158 for more details.


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This is a selection of tracks produced over the last decade. A variety of tools including hardware as well as software (especially Reason and Record) were used to produce these works.
Music on Soundcloud
Random Reasons.mp3
This is an experimental track that uses several random CV generators to control a variety of parameters including a random skipping glitch generator.
CM Tutorial Demo.mp3
Computer Music Reason Beginner's Guide Tutorial demo track.
Bel Rumore.m4a
Previously unreleased Reason Track. A demo song that was included with Producing Music with Reason video tutorial.
Chemical: ReBirth Tracks
A collection of Vintage ReBirth Tracks from waaay back when…
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I'm so glad you identified it yourself - I was squinting it and annoying myself thinking I'd seen one but couldn't recognise it - it certainly does look like one.
Ryan, if you lived somewhat closer I'd give you some - I've been dividing them up but I could have spared some. I don't know the names of the ones I have, but I think they're the common sort - the foliage lasted all summer and is only just wilting now despite a couple of frosts. It came out really early too.
They must be the ones who had the amazing stand at Chelsea this year (I didn't go, but I must have seen it on the news or something) - I would love to have a huge collection of them, but I think I'd better learn how not to kill the things in the garden and my three house plants first!
This shop is down the road from me, and their website seems helpful in specialist plant care - obviously as your plant is called Audrey you'll like the name!
We had a poly box thing, which did nothing whatsoever until the OH put it in a disused cupboard and we found one mushroom about 8 months later! We may of course have missed a magnificent crop ... my Mum had some success with a very expensive impregnated log from a garden centre but did say she could have bought truffles with the money!
Mixture of ferns?
Thank you for the compliments Linda - it really is not as big as it looks particularly in the second photo. I have had a huge amount of help with potential planting, much of it from this site (this is how I know the names Rodgersia and Nandina!) also from huge quantities of web research which confused me so much that I nearly ended up doing nothing at all. For buying pond and marginal plants, I find a helpful site is http://www.devonpondplants.co.uk
The man who runs the firm seems to be a very ethical one man band, isn't ruinously expensive and is very willing to share his expertise with those of us who can't tell a native pond plant from a flying saucer ...
I might prefer to char grill a few celebrities (not necessarily for nutrition or anything).
Interesting about the soil seratonin Clueless - I've often gone out to the garden in a rage and come back calmly contented.
You asked for it Lily .... Sorry about Ursula Andress emerging from the water! If I try and take a photo of her she won't keep still, if I don't want her in it she turns into Kate Moss ...
Sorry for long delay in coming back to you Linda - work irritatingly interfering with my leisure time, instead of just sending me a cheque ... I didn't finish my pond until last month, so it isn't fully planted as of yet but I have a lot of arum lilies, irises and ferns etc around the outer edges, have planted the world's tiniest Rodgersia in a boggy bit and a heavenly bamboo (nandina) at the back of the beach bit. There are a few pond plants which might burgeon in the spring - flowering rush, water mint and some other natives I have forgotten the names of. I have seeded with things like loosestrife in the non grass area, but I'm really looking forward to the spring when I can put in water lilies etc and plant the boggy bits up properly with things that might want to grow!


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Nine Kemp's ridley sea turtles, one green sea turtle, and one loggerhead sea turtle will be released by rehabilitation partners
Boston, MA - August 20, 2007
On August 20, 11 critically endangered sea turtles will be released back to the saltwater home they haven't seen for more than nine months. The event will take place on Dowses Beach in the village of Osterville in Barnstable, Massachusetts. In total, nine Kemp's ridley sea turtles, one green sea turtle, and one loggerhead sea turtle will be released by rehabilitation partners including the New England Aquarium, the National Marine Life Center (NMLC), the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Woods Hole Science Aquarium. The sea turtles – all juveniles – were found cold-stunned during the period from October through December of 2006, and were rescued by volunteers from the Massachusetts Audubon Society Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary.
Late each fall, many juvenile sea turtles feeding in Cape Cod Bay fail to migrate south. Since the turtles are cold-blooded, their bodies assume the temperature of the water around them and they eventually become hypothermic. Some die at sea while others drift to shore. Volunteers from the MassAudubon Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary rescue the turtles along the beach and transport them to rehabilitation centers. There the turtles are slowly warmed and treated for complications of hypothermia, including pneumonia and bone and joint problems. Sea turtle stranding season lasts from late October through December.
"Saving these critically endangered animals is essential to ocean conservation. We're thrilled to be working along side institutions such as the New England Aquarium, MassAudubon, Riverhead, and NOAA in the fight to save stranded sea turtles on Cape Cod" said Kathy Zagzebski, NMLC President and Executive Director.
"The Northeast stranding network partners do a great job caring for cold-stunned sea turtles. It's exciting to be able to release these animals all together," says Sara McNulty of NOAA Fisheries Service's Northeast Protected Resources Division. McNulty oversees the region's Sea Turtle Stranding and Salvage Network, a federal program operated under the joint authorities of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA Fisheries Service. The loggerhead sea turtle completed its rehabilitation at NOAA's Woods Hole Science Aquarium.
New England Aquarium biologists will attach satellite tags to two of the animals, including one of the Kemp's ridleys and the green turtle. Connie Merigo, the Aquarium's Stranding Program Director, explains that researchers "hope to use the data from the satellite tags to gather information about their post-release behavior, survival, migration and habitat, and to see how our rehabilitation techniques affect the turtles in the wild." The satellite tags will be attached to the turtles' shells just behind their necks. The tags are small and weigh just about a tenth of a pound. Physical identification tags are also placed on the turtles' flippers and just under their skin. The public may follow the turtles' progress at www.seaturtle.org/tracking.
Veterinarians perform a few routine procedures on the turtles to prepare them for release, including physical examinations, blood tests, and x-rays. "The turtles have to meet normal behavior requirements in diving, swimming, and feeding," says Aquarium Veterinarian Dr. Charles Innis, who is responsible for assessing the animals' health. "Some of the turtles have also had additional testing to determine that their medical problems are resolved. We've done ultrasounds, CT scans, and even nuclear scintigraphy on the animals with bone injuries." Nuclear scintigraphy is a procedure that involves the injection of a mildly radioactive drug into the bloodstream to highlight areas of the body with damaged tissue.
The rescue and rehabilitation of these turtles is prompted in large part by their extremely endangered status. Kemp's ridley sea turtles are the world's most endangered sea turtle, with only a few thousand breeding females known to exist in the wild. Kemp's ridleys are also among the smallest of the sea turtles, with adults weighing up to 100 pounds and reaching about two feet in length. The juveniles being released weigh 11-16 pounds. Kemp's ridley's range includes the Gulf coasts of Mexico and the U.S., and the Atlantic coast of North America.
Along with the Kemp's ridleys, one loggerhead sea turtle will also be released. Named for their large heads, adult loggerheads weigh about 250 pounds and reach about 3 feet in length. The juvenile being released weighs approximately 100 pounds. They can be found throughout temperate and tropical regions of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Loggerheads, though wide-ranging and abundant compared with Kemp's ridleys, are considered endangered because their population has dropped significantly in the past ten years.
Additionally, one green sea turtle will be released. Named because of the green tinge of the adult turtles' fat caused by a diet of algae, adult greens can weigh up to 350 pounds and reach more than three feet in length. The juvenile being released weighs approximately 13 pounds. Like Loggerheads, greens can be found in temperate and tropical regions of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Although wide-ranging and abundant compared with Kemp's ridleys, Greens are considered endangered because of significant population decreases caused by poaching, entanglement, and disease.
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Nicholas Payton: Chinatown
Nicholas Payton (trumpet)
Into The Blue (Nonesuch 439100)
Nicholas Payton (trumpet),
Kevin Hayes (piano, Fender Rhodes), Vicente Archer (bass), Marcus Gilmore (drums), David Sadownick (percussion).
Composed by Jerry Goldsmith.
Recorded: New Orleans, released 2008
Rating: 89/100 (learn more)
Nicholas Payton, hailed by some as a young lion of jazz trumpet, takes a fresh approach in this offering. Predominately blues-based, Into The Blue is true to its name. "Love Theme from Chinatown," as originally titled, was the centerpiece of Jerry Goldsmith's Oscar-nominated score for Roman Polanski's Chinatown (1974) starring Jack Nicholson. The soundtrack featured a memorably haunting trumpet solo played brilliantly by the underrated studio musician Uan Rasey with orchestration.
Nicholas Payton unabashedly takes on this challenge and confidently navigates the song's bittersweet sensibilities, creating a sensuously delicious mood of sultry, slow-steamed blues blended with the mystery of a Raymond Chandler novel. Conjuring up a shadowy back alley, Payton luxuriates in the mood with a deeply evocative tonal range that remains sparse yet elicits great feeling. No technical gymnastics here, just a soulful sound reminiscent of Terrence Blanchard's best scores. The subtle rhythm backing is marvelously in keeping with Payton's sensitivity, a quality too rarely displayed by today's trumpeters. Payton shows great savvy in choosing such subtle but penetrating music that somehow has been overlooked by others. It makes a wonderful vehicle for his artistry.
Reviewer: Ralph A. Miriello
Tags: 2000s jazz · soundtrack covers · trumpet
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The trumpet solo from the first time I saw Chinatown reminded me of Bobby Hackett, and for many years I wondered if it was, though I didn't think it was him for no credit for the haunting trumpet was given, only the orchestra/music direction of Jerry Goldsmith. Your comments regarding the outstanding trumpet play by Uan Rasey could only be an understatement without a doubt. This individual should have been a solo act as Hackett or Severensen.


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Barry Nelson, an American actor who was the first to portray British secret agent James Bond, has died while traveling in Pennsylvania at the age of 89.
Nelson, who died April 7 of still-undetermined causes, was an MGM contract player in the 1940s, appearing in numerous films, including such as "Shadow of the Thin Man,""Dr. Kildare's Victory,""Airport" and "The Shining."
His success on Broadway also spanned decades. His credits include appearing in "Light Up the Sky" and then-saucy "The Moon Is Blue" in the 1940s, "Cactus Flower" opposite Lauren Bacall in the '60s and "The Act" with Liza Minnelli, for which he received a Tony Award nomination as best actor in a musical in 1978.
It was while he was working on "My Favorite Husband" for CBS TV that Nelson was offered the role of Bond in "Casino Royale," the TV adaptation of Ian Fleming's first Bond novel, on the CBS anthology "Climax!"
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Eyewitness News spoke to Congressman Mike Pence about his decision not to run for US Senate. The long-time Hoosier representative was being courted for a possible Senate run to challenge Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN).
"In my role as chairman of the House Republican Conference, we have some unfinished business here. We have an opportunity to help lead Republicans to a majority in 2010 and I believe we can," Pence said.
Pence said it wasn't about personal ambition or political opportunity. "We tried to look at it from a standpoint of where we could make the most difference."
Pence said that meant staying at his current post. He did express gratitude for the support he got from Hoosiers all over the state.


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Pete is a natural cook, he loves to get into the kitchen and make us soup, stir-fries, and curry dishes. He somehow just whips together a delicious dish off the top of his head. Recipes stress him out so he usually avoids cookbooks, and when I ask him to write up a recipe for me (which is really for you), he usually puts me off and tries to avoid it.
But this time I insisted! His recipe for home fries is too good not to share.
This happens to be one of our favorite weekend recipes. If I'm lucky (and I am), I will come home from yoga and find Pete making us Sunday brunch. It usually consists of refried beans, eggs (Callum can tolerate eggs again, and he's so happy about this), avocado, and a big serving of Pete's home fries. They really are the best home fries.
They might take a little longer to cook, but they're so worth it.
Check out these home fries, they're ready to go into the oven to get their crisp on!
The Best Home Fries
- 5-6 medium-sized potatoes
- 2-3 tablespoons coconut oil
- Sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease a baking sheet or line with parchment.
- Wash and chop potatoes into bite-sized pieces.
- Preheat a large pan over medium heat and add coconut oil.
- Once coconut oil has liquefied, add potatoes and cook over medium heat, stirring every 2 minutes to stop them from sticking to the pan.
- After 20 minutes, remove potatoes from pan and spread evenly on prepared baking sheet. Bake in 400 degree oven for approximately 30 minutes, or until cooked through and crispy.
We use a cast-iron pan for this recipe.
When using coconut oil and starches in a pan, things tend to stick so stay on top of it by stirring regularly and add more oil if necessary.
Did you catch my last post about why you should give up sugar? Stay tuned for my tips on how to give it up! They're coming.


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Watermelons, cantaloupes, casaba, honeydew. These are just some of the varieties of nutritious melons that are low in saturated fats and sodium and high in dietary fiber, vitamins A & C and potassium. Interesting Fact: I bet you didn't know that watermelon has as much iron as spinach.
Now you have the opportunity to celebrate the mighty melon by attending the 56th annual Melon Festival in Milan, Ohio being held on Saturday, August 30, Sunday, August 31 and Monday, September 1. Milan is approximately a one hour drive from Cleveland.
Milan Melon Festival Taking place on the Milan Village Square, the Milan Melon Festival expects more than 50,000 people to attend. This family-friendly event will feature a wide variety of fun activities for all age groups. And of course, there will be lots and lots of melons.
The one thing you don't want to miss is the culinary delight of eating the watermelon sherbet and the cantaloupe ("mussmelon") ice cream.
Activities at the Festival include watermelon balancing, a Beautiful Baby contest, a cornhole tournament, a chalk drawing contest, a Big Wheel Race, A Queen's contest, a 5K & Fun Run, an arts & crafts show, a pedal tractor pull and a "must-see" presentation of melon bowling.
And make sure you don't miss the Grand Parade on Sunday at 2 p.m.
There will also be a Pizza Eating Contest and a Milk Shake Contest.
There will be plenty of free musical entertainment with performers including Nashville Crush (county and rock), Monkey Love, the Edison Band, Rumours, Joy UnSPEAKABLE, The Womack Family Band and G-Force (three little sisters).
Foodwise, in addition to melon items there will also be a Fireman's Chicken Barbecue at the Milan Fire Station on Sunday.
Hours for the Milan Melon Festival are 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. on Saturday, 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. on Sunday and 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. on Monday (Labor Day). Admission is free. Parking is also free.
For more information about the Milan Melon Festival call 419-499-3254 or get online at www.milanmelonfestival.org.
The Milan Melon Festival will take place on the Milan Town Square located 12 miles south of Cedar Point Amusement Park at the intersection of US 250 and SR 113. Milan is 57 miles from Cleveland and it is approximately a one hour drive.


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Battersea Dog Foxy Reaches One Year in Kennels
Right, this one's a bit of a tear-jerker so have a hanky at the ready, you really could make a difference to this young pups life.
Statistically, dogs spend on average 35 days at Battersea waiting to be rehomed. This week at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home Old Windsor, marks the one year anniversary of their longest ever resident, Foxy the loveable Akita.
Age: 1-2 years
Breed: Akita
Sex: Female
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Now were at a loss as to why Foxy hasn't found a loving family to take her in, you see, she's a bit of a celeb round these parts. Avid fans on the ITV award-winning series Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs, might recognise Foxy as the superhero hound who helped rescue an emaciated Great Dane cross named faith, who had been abandoned in a ditch.
When Foxy isn't saving lives, she enjoys amusing herself with her favourite toys. She shows high intelligence and already has good training in place and with the right owners will develop into a loyal and rewarding canine companion.
Vicky Snook, Battersea Old Windsor's Senior Rehomer, said: "She has had some interest from the public but so far the right home has not come along, we are very keen to find her a permanent home. At the moment she is on a foster with a volunteer at Battersea in the evenings which will help her adjust to her new home when the time comes. The whole of Battersea has its fingers and paws crossed for Foxy."
The loveable Foxy is looking for a home with experienced owners, who live away from the inner city without any other dogs or cats. She can live with children over 13 years old and will need regular walks and a private garden.
If you would like to rehome Foxy please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 01784 494443.
For more information about fostering a Battersea dog please visit their website www.battersea.org.uk/fostering
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Today in music history:
There were several significant events on this day between the years 1939 and 2009.
On this day in 1939 future singer-songwriter Marvin Gaye is born in Washington, DC.
On this day in 1952 Dave Bronze, future session man and bass guitarist for a reformed Procol Harum, is born in Essex, England. Also on this day Leon Wilkerson, future bassist for Lynyrd Skynyrd, is born in Newport, Rhode Island.
On this day in 1956 Johnny Cash, records the song "I Walk The Line".
On this day in 1961 Keren Jane Woodward, future vocalist for Bananarama, is born in
On this day in 1964 The Beach Boys record the tune "I Get Around".
On this day in 1966 Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass become the first act with four albums in the Top 10 simultaneously. Alpert's LPs spent more weeks at number on that year than The Beatles' platters.
On this day in 1967 an overzealous audience member tosses a smoke bomb onto the stage at The Rolling Stones concert at the Town Hall in Vienna, Austria, causing a riot and the arrest of 154 fans.
On this day in 1969 Frank Sinatra's "My Way" enters the charts.
On this day in 1971 Janis Joplin's LP Pearl hits number one in the US.
On this day in 1973 the disbanded Beatles release two double compilation albums: The Beatles 1962-1966 and The Beatles 1967-1970.
On this day in 1977 Fleetwood Mac's LP Rumours hits number one in the US. Also on this day Stevie Wonder releases the single "Sir Duke".
On this day in 2006 Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" makes history by becoming the U.K.'s first-ever No. 1 single to top the chart solely on download sales.
On this day in 2009 "Texas Legend" singer-songwriter/guitarist Freddie Everett dies at the age of 80.


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Distinguished Faculty Achievement
Five Trinity University professors honored for outstanding teaching, service, and scholarship
SAN ANTONIO - Outstanding members of the Trinity University faculty have been honored for distinguished achievement in service, teaching, advising, or research. The awards were announced by Trinity president Dennis A. Ahlburg and the University's Office of Academic and Student Affairs.
Steven Luper, professor and chair of philosophy, was recognized for outstanding scholarship, research, and creative work. Paul Myers, professor and chair of computer science, was lauded for his commitment and dedication to student advising. In addition, Barbara MacAlpine, associate professor at the Coates Library, received an award for distinguished University service.
Two junior faculty members - assistant professors E. Cabral Balreira, mathematics, and Amy Stone, sociology and anthropology - were cited for distinguished teaching and research.
Luper has published largely in two areas - epistemology, or the theory of knowledge, and ethics, specifically issues related to death and dying. Luper has edited or written 10 volumes and published more than 30 articles and book chapters. His first book, Invulnerability: On Securing Happiness, explored the concept of arranging our lives and desires in such a way that death would not be a bad thing, no matter when it might occur. He expanded this topic and others in The Philosophy of Death, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009, by examining metaphysical issues about what sort of beings we are, what death consists of, and what is valuable to us. He also discussed the ethics of suicide, euthanasia, and abortion. Luper has been an active member of the American Philosophical Association and has addressed non-philosophical organizations on topics related to biomedical ethics, including cloning, genetic engineering, and end-of-life decisions.
Although Trinity requires faculty to advise students every other year, Myers, who teaches software engineering and logic programming, rarely takes a break from first-year advising, functioning as an academic "life coach." Former students recalled him asking questions that led to serious reflection about why they were in college, often presenting the choice of courses and majors as an opportunity to "try new things and grow." He also was praised for his persistence and focus on life-long learning, gently drawing lines between reality, dreams, and pure fantasy. Students said Myers expressed a desire for each advisee to succeed in whatever he or she chose to study or do. Another student observed, "Not only did Paul believe in me, but he believes in the value of any genuinely held pursuit, be it academic, spiritual, musical, political, culinary...you name it. He gave me the courage to follow a dream."
At Trinity, MacAlpine has served on numerous committees, notably chairing the First-Year Seminar Steering Committee, advising the Academic Honor Council, and both founding and advising the Trinity Women Interested in Science and Technology. She was an active member of the Quality Enhancement Plan committee that developed the Information Literacy program and co-wrote a successful application for the Excellence in Academic Libraries Award in 2006. She is currently a member of the Commission on Promotion and Tenure and has co-chaired the steering committee for the Collaborative for Learning and Teaching, providing energy and organizational skills to help its launch. Off campus, MacAlpine has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and taught classes for local elementary and middle-school students on library resources and information literacy. She also has edited the STS Signal, a publication of the Science and Technology Section of the Association of Colleges and Research Libraries.
While teaching a broad range of math courses at all curriculum levels, Balreira has been active in course development while delivering what his department chair describes as "clear and well-prepared lectures in an enthusiastic and engaging manner." In addition, he conveys rigor and depth while remaining popular with students. His research focuses on global invertibility and injectivity and, since coming to Trinity, he has published three papers in respected academic journals and given 11 research presentations, including six international appearances and one invited talk at the Brazilian Topology meeting. Balreira has been active in research projects in mathematical biology under the National Science Foundation's Undergraduate Biology and Mathematics grant awarded to the departments of Mathematics and Biology in 2009. He also chaired the Library Activities Committee, served on the Open Access Committee, and helped organize the Third International Conference on Mathematical Modeling and Analysis of Populations in Biological Systems.
Stone has expanded and refined the teaching of research methods in her department, prompting one student to remark that she "makes statistics fun and easy to learn." She says that "students understand social theories if they have the opportunity to see them in action," and her students have worked with the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless, the San Antonio Children's Museum, and Trinity's Upward Bound program, producing reports that have circulated in urban planning and development communities. Since coming to Trinity, she has published three refereed articles, two book chapters, and two extensive review essays. Her book, Gay Rights at the Ballot Box, was published earlier this year, portraying more than 200 anti-gay ballot campaigns in the U.S. since 1974. Stone also has co-chaired the Diversity Committee, mentored First Generation and Low Income Students, and served on the steering committee for the Collaborative for Learning and Teaching.


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Sales Executive - Conference Sponsorship Sales
- Recruiter
- Carreras Lathane Associates - CLA
- Location
- City of London
- Salary
- £18000 per annum + comm.
- Posted
- 15 Nov 2012
- Closes
- 13 Dec 2012
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- Alan Hay
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- Classified, Delegate, Display
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- Full Time
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Entry level opportunity for a talented and ambitious graduate to join a leading publisher and events organiser to sell digital advertising and event sponsorship packages on a portfolio of websites and conferences in the education sector.
This is a trainee level position so no previous experience is required. However, you will need to demonstrate a passion for sales and the tenacity, commitment and hunger for success that is a prerequisite for a sales career.


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Vibrynt Poised for Australia's Biggest 2012 IPO
Are Australia's equity capital markets stirring?
Morbid-obesity therapeutic device maker Vibrynt is planning what could be Australia's largest initial public offering of 2012, through the primary issue of shares worth 120 million Australian dollars (US$122.7 million), two people familiar with the matter said.
The company will have an implied post-offer valuation of A$250 million, one of the people said.
Interest in companies targeting Australia's health sector is being driven by trends showing citizens are becoming more at risk of obesity as they exercise less and eat more food that is less nutritious. Around 61% of adults aged 18 years and over in Australia were either overweight or obese in the most recent national health survey in 2007-2008, up from 57% in 1995.
A$30 million has been committed by existing investors including private equity heavyweight TPG's life sciences venture-capital arm TPG Biotech, Delphi Ventures and New Enterprise Associates, the people said.
The remaining A$90 million will be sourced from institutional and retail investors.
Shares in the company – which is only expected to break even in fiscal 2018 following approval from the Food and Drug Administration – will be priced at between A$2.25 and A$2.70 a share.
California-headquartered Vibrynt, which is responsible for an implant system called Vibrynt Prevail, will begin to record revenues this year in Australia and Europe.
According to its website, Vibrynt was created in 2006 in the Exploramed incubator, which also housed sinus-relief device maker Acclarent. Johnson & Johnson paid US$785 million for Acclarent in late 2009.
J.P.Morgan is advising Vibrynt on the possible IPO, which is structured differently from TPG's last initial public offering in Australia, Myer Holdings, in which the buyout firm sold its entire stake.
Myer — now trading at A$1.69 a share — has never reached its issue price of A$4.10 a share.
The largest IPO in the year-to-date is Armour Energy, while Calibre Group will join the ASX in coming weeks. Heavyweight listings TRUenergy and McAleese Transport remain in the pipeline.


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There are few things more stressful than taking your child to the ER. That's why Banner Thunderbird Medical Center's Pediatric Emergency department provides specialized emergency medical treatment to children in a welcoming, kid-friendly atmosphere.
What's more, our Pediatric Emergency department is now open 24 hours a day, seven days a week!
Our new, redesigned Pediatric Emergency department brings together specially trained staff and Child Life Specialists in a calming, informative and assuring environment for children and parents. All patients receive care from medical professionals who specialize in caring for children.
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Banner Thunderbird's state-of-the-art Pediatric Emergency department has 14 treatment areas. The entire facility, from the waiting area to treatment rooms, was meticulously designed to meet the unique needs of pediatric patients. Those features include:
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Banner Thunderbird's Pediatric Emergency department is prepared to handle everything from minor emergencies such as fevers, cuts and sprains to life-threatening injuries.
Children who require additional care can be admitted to Banner Thunderbird Children's Center located on campus near our pediatric emergency department.
Our medical team works closely with community pediatricians to ensure that our patients receive the most comprehensive pediatric emergency care.
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Banner Thunderbird Medical Center is located at 5555 W. Thunderbird Road in Glendale, Ariz.
The Pediatric Emergency department is located inside Banner Thunderbird's Emergency department south of Thunderbird Road on 55th Avenue.


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Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 2 is a world phone
The HTC Droid Incredible 2 for Verizon has leaked many times until now, and it's quite clear that, aside from being the successor to the HTC Droid Incredible on Big Red, it's also going to be a US version of the HTC Incredible S that was announced internationally at Mobile World Congress in February.
Verizon still hasn't officially unveiled this device, and over the past couple of weeks we've had two different roadmap leaks that pegged the Incredible 2's release either on April 21 or April 28. So it's close.
Some of the specs of the Droid Incredible 2 have leaked over the weekend, and there's at least one surprise in store. The Droid Incredible 2 will apparently be a 'world phone', a.k.a. a 'global roaming' device – in short, it will have both CDMA/EV-DO and GSM/HSPA modems inside, letting you roam the world freely.
The Droid Incredible 2 will also have a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera for video calls, and it will come with a 16 GB microSD card preinstalled. DLNA media sharing is on board, as well as a new Sync & Connect feature. This will provide "multiple email and address books in one place". The 3G mobile hotspot functionality will cost you $20 per month for 20 GB – but that's probably a typo and was meant to be 2 GB. We'll see, if Verizon ever decides to announce this thing already.
Of course, things may have changed from when the above specs were printed, but this leak does offer us some guidance for the specs of the Droid Incredible 2. Everything not mentioned above should be exactly the same as in the HTC Incredible S.
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Professor Hether Macfarlane has served as the director of two legal writing programs: the first, at Albany Law School, and then at McGeorge from 2000-2009. She now teaches lawyering skills in the McGeorge Global Lawyering Skills program to first and second-year law students and is a coauthor of an important research text aimed at students and practitioners. In addition, she teaches international LL.M. students about U.S. legal systems and legal process. She is actively engaged in research and writing about experiential learning.
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Rethinking Oracle Optimizer Statistics for P6 Part 2
By Brian Diehl on Oct 18, 2013
In the previous post (Part 1), I tried to draw some key insights about the relationship between P6 and Oracle Optimizer Statistics. The first is that average cardinality has the greatest impact on query optimization and that the particular queries generated by P6 are more likely to use this average during calculations. The second is that these are statistics that are unlikely to change greatly over the life of the application. Ultimately, our goal is to get the best query optimization possible. Or is it?
No application administrator wants to get the call at 9am that their application users cannot get there work done because everything is running slow. This is a possibility with a regularly scheduled nightly collection of statistics. It may not just be slow performance, but a complete loss of service because one or more queries are optimized poorly. Ideally, this should not be the case. The database optimizer should make better decisions with more up-to-date data. Better statistics may give incremental performance benefit. However, this benefit must be balanced against the potential cost of system down time.
It is stability that we ultimately desire and not absolute optimal performance. We do want the benefit from more accurate statistics and better query plans, but not at the risk of an unusable system. As a result, I've developed the following methodology around managing database statistics for the P6 database.
1. No Automatic Re-Gathering - The daily, weekly, or other interval of statistic gathering is unlikely to be beneficial. Quite the opposite. It is more likely to cause problems.
2. Smart Re-Gathering - The time to collect statistics is when things have changed significantly. For a new installation of P6, this is happening more often because the data is growing from a few rows to thousands and more. But for a mature system, the data is not changing significantly from week-to-week. There are times to collect statistics:
- New releases of the application
- Changes in the underlying hardware or software versions (ex. new Oracle RDBMS version)
- When additional user groups are added. The new groups may use the software in significantly different ways.
- After significant changes in the data. This may be monthly, quarterly or yearly.
3. Always Test - If you take away one thing from this post, it would be to always have a plan to test after changing statistics. In reality, statistics can be collected as often as you desire provided there are tests in place to verify that performance is the same or better. These might be automated tests or simply a manual script of application functions.
4. Have a Way Out - Never change the statistics without a way to return to the previous set. Think of the statistics as one part of the overall application code that also includes the source code--both application and RDBMS. It would be foolish to change to the new code without a way to get back to the previous version.
In the final post, I will talk about the actual script I created for P6 PMDB and possible future direction for managing query performance.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — The Bowling Green Falcons overcame an early 3-0 deficit on Sunday, only to watch a lead slip away in the final minutes of the game as they settled for a 5-5 tie against the Alabama-Huntsville Chargers at the BG Ice Arena.
The Falcons were lit up early, surrendering a trio of Charger goals in the first three and a half minutes of the game. The team settled down after the initial bombardment, however; and chipped away at the UAH lead.
After completing a comeback to take a 4-3 lead in the second period, the Falcons were unable to capitalize on a pair of 5-on-3 chances in the third to put the game away.
Instead, they saw the Chargers come back with a pair of quick third-period goals to take the upper hand, but a timely goal by freshman Todd McIlrath late in the third period, with the BG net empty on a power play, gave the Falcons the tie and a three-point weekend to open up the regular season.
"It wasn't a great way to start, down 3-0," said BG head coach Scott Paluch. "but I really liked the way we were able to get the momentum back.
"I thought the difference in the game was our inability on the two 5-on-3s at the start of the third period and midway through the third period. We didn't extend the lead in those situations. I think we lost a little bit of focus."
"We got some goals that were kind of questionable," said UAH coach Doug Ross. "[Bowling Green] came back good and scored the next four. I'm glad to see our guys not quit and come back in the third."
The Falcons, down 3-0 early, did not quit. Instead, they drew from the experience behind the bench.
"[Coach Paluch] said we didn't need a timeout, and that gave the guys a little extra jump," said junior winger Derek Whitmore, who was responsible for BG's first two goals of the night.
"Coach showed that he believed in us that we could answer back without having to make it known that we were panicking. That was the big thing that he wanted to establish."
"We let down a little bit, and of course, [Bowling Green] picked up the intensity. They came back," said Ross. It was a good game for our guys; probably the best game we've played all year."
Timely scoring from juniors Whitmore and Jonathan Matsumoto, combined with some good, old-fashioned netminding from freshman goaltender Eddie Neville, provided the Falcons with a comeback opportunity.
Neville, making his collegiate debut, was pressed into service at the 3:29 mark of the opening period, after sophomore Jimmy Spratt surrendered the first three goals. The freshman from Greene, N.Y., gave up just a pair of goals while making 22 saves.
"Eddie is a warrior," said Whitmore. "Every day in practice, he works hard, and he's capable of playing well. With Eddie coming in and doing well, it was a good boost for us."
Dominik Rozman scored the Chargers' first goal at the 56 second mark of the period, banging a shot off a BG defenseman that found its way past Spratt for the 1-0 lead.
Brett McConnachie made it a 2-0 UAH lead at 2:07 as he blasted a shot over the left shoulder of the Falcon goaltender for his first goal of the year. David Nimmo and Grant Selinger assisted on the play.
Sophomore Josh Murray added a goal just over a minute later off a giveaway, picking up a rebound off a shot by Brennan Barker for the 3-0 lead.
The Falcons regrouped, however; and at 5:53 of the period, began cutting into the Charger lead.
Skating with a 5-on-3 advantage, junior forward Derek Whitmore fired a shot that trickled in off the pads of goaltender Jordan Erickson. Mike Nesdill and Michael Hodgson assisted on the play.
Whitmore scored his second goal of the afternoon at 16:17 off a neutral-zone giveaway. He sent a shot toward the goal which was stopped by Erickson, but Whitmore grabbed his own rebound and stuffed it through the goaltender's pads to cut the UAH lead to 3-2.
The Falcons outshot the Chargers 15-8 in the period.
Jonathan Matsumoto tied the game at three in the second period with a man-advantage goal. Erickson survived a flurry of shots on the power play, steering aside numerous BG scoring chances, until Matsumoto, standing to the right of the net, found a pass from freshman Tim Maxwell.
Matsumoto ricocheted a shot off the post and into the net to knot the game at three. Brandon Svendsen added an assist on the play.
The Falcons took a 4-3 lead on another power-play goal, just nine seconds into the man-advantage. Svendsen, standing at the point, drove a shot that was deflected off the backhand of Kai Kantola and into the net for his first collegiate goal. Todd McIlrath added a helper.
The Chargers retook the lead in the third period, scoring two goals in the span of 1:02.
Senior winger Steve Canter tied the game at 12:55 of the third period, skating up the left side and flicking a wrist shot that found its way through the five-hole of Neville for his second goal of the year. Matt Sweazy and Shaun Arvai assisted.
Freshman Tom Train netted his first collegiate goal just over a minute later. Center Kevin Galerno fired a shot from the right circle that was turned aside by Neville. The rebound bounced out to Train, who slammed it home for the 5-4 Charger lead at 13:57.
McIlrath tied the game with just under a minute left in regulation. Skating on the power play and with an extra attacker, the freshman center weaved through traffic between the circles, then wristed a shot which banged off the post and into the net to tie the game at five. Tomas Petruska and Whitmore assisted.
The Falcons' penalty kill was perfect on the afternoon, stifling all seven power-play opportunities it faced. The power play went 4-for-13 on the day.
Charger goalie Jordan Erickson stopped 40 of 45 shots he faced, while Spratt and Neville combined for 23 saves.
The Falcons will head east next week to play Providence on Friday night. UAH will open the CHA season next week, hosting the Wayne State Warriors in Huntsville.
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