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- Price: $249.99
- Official Site: Hercules.com
- Specs: Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS X; Two ¼" jacks; USB; 2 outputs and 6 inputs; 2 stereo preamps; talk-over feature
- Company: Guillemot Corporation S.A.
Modern, edgy DJs use modern, edgy equipment. Old-school turntables are being replaced everywhere by high-tech USB setups with DJ controllers and laptops. The newest USB audio interface by Hercules brings your next-gen setup all together, mixing decks, mixers and the PA system in one compact interface called the DeeJay Trim 4&6. Look for it in June 2009.
You're a hot spit DJ (not unlike Samantha Ronson) who can spin any crowd into a foaming furor or a mass of slow-dancing sexual tension. You can do anything and you do it well, but if you've cobbled your deck, laptop and sound system together with string and sealing wax, you're an epic fail waiting to happen. So it behooves you to take a gander at the forthcoming Hercules Deejay Trim 4&6. It's designed to be the brain of a well-appointed next-gen setup: a USB audio interface designed specifically for DJs. The interface acts as a three-port USB hub, as well as a digital interface with two ¼-inch jacks for your PA system, plus four RCA outputs. You can switch from four input/four output operation to a two/six system, which essentially means you can shoot two stereo tracks to your mixer, plus a third track for samples and effects. There is support for connecting an iPod or CD player, as well as phono for old-schoolers. Of course, no DJ interface would be complete without a pre-amped headphone jack, right? Right -- and the Trim also features a switchable microphone input for talk-over work. LED view meters make it easy to adjust your levels, even in a darkened club.
Physically, the Hercules DeeJay Trim 4&6 is made of sturdy steel, with face-mounted handles and no-skid pads underneath. Its look leans toward the rugged but stylish, and the size is perfect for a DJ on the go.
Physically, the Hercules DeeJay Trim 4&6 is made of sturdy steel, with face-mounted handles and no-skid pads underneath. Its look leans toward the rugged but stylish, and the size is perfect for a DJ on the go.
The DeeJay Trim 4&6's robust construction will keep it going even after a few years of on-the-road action, and DJ-specific features like the talk-over and preview functions alone are enough to get your attention. The separately powered three-port USB hub is a nice touch for any digital setup, and the input-output configurability opens up all sorts of possibilities, from cueing to effects and looping. And at the price, it's a good, mid-range solution that you'll feel no need to replace any time soon.


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March Ticket Renewal Deadline Friday, Dec. 10; Single Event Tickets Now On Sale For Food City 500
Fans who enjoyed seeing Sprint Cup stars do battle in the Food City 500 at NASCAR's most popular track last year, have one more day to get their same seats for the 2011 event.
The March race weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway features the first short track racing of the 2011 NASCAR season, kicking off with Ford Fan Friday qualifying March 18. The Scotts EZ Seed 300 Nationwide Series event, won in 2010 by Justin Allgaier, is March 19. The Food City 500, in which five-time Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson got his first BMS win last spring, is March 20.
Tickets for the Food City 500 are available for $93 while tickets for the Scotts EZ Seed 300 start at $45. Ford Fan Friday tickets are only $5 and are just $4 for fans who have weekend tickets to the Food City 500 and Scotts EZ Seed 300.
Race weekend packages for both the Scotts EZ Seed 300 and the Food City 500 are available for as low as $99.
The 2011 season ticket package also is available and consists of the Food City 500 and IRWIN Tools Night Race Sprint Cup events as well as the Scotts Turf Builder 300 and Food City 250 Nationwide races. Also included are lower-priced options to add Pole Day (March 18) and the O'Reilly 200 Camping World Truck Series/UNOH Perfect Storm 150 Whelen Modified Series races (Aug. 24).
Fans looking for the best value deal may want to consider the Wallace Tower package, the lowest priced season ticket at BMS in 2011. The package is only $185 and includes special food and beverage discounts for season ticketholders
BMS continues to have payment plans available for fans in 2011. Fans may lock in 2011 ticket prices for three years with a minimum deposit at the time of purchase, as well as a plan for the purchase of the single year's season ticket package, which is priced lower than it was in 2010. Season ticket holders also are now automatically enrolled in the iBelong at Bristol program, which is designed to provide additional benefits and rewards to our loyal season ticket holders.
iBelong at Bristol ticket holders receive substantial savings not be available to fans who purchase single-event tickets. The program offers more value, exclusivity and recognition to season ticket holders. Fans will be able to take advantage of savings opportunities each year, including a variety of ticket pricing options, concessions and souvenir discounts, and additional savings that can be used at the track and at home. Additionally, those fans will be invited to participate in exclusive prize drawings made only available to season ticket holders, get insider news and be invited to live video chats throughout the season. Also, they will receive an iBelong membership card, the annual Bristol bumper sticker, and their name will be listed on the newly created Fan Wall in the O. Bruton Smith Building.
To order tickets, please visit www.bristoltix.com or call the BMS ticket office toll free at 1-866-415-4158 or 423-BRISTOL (274-7865).

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Police identify teen in relation to Kawhia attack
Police have identified a teenager in relation to an attack on Kawhia's sole police officer.
Constable Perry Griffen was attacked by a number of people while trying to arrest a man on 11 January as a large crowd of people looked on.
Police say the 15-year-old boy who has been identified has been referred to Youth Aid.
They say the investigation is progressing well with lots of information and images being supplied by the public.
Inspector Paul Carpenter says police are building an accurate picture of what happened during and after the incident.
He says the police have been inundated with support from locals, not to mention a public meeting that 300 people attended in Kawhia on Tuesday night.
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I remember from before posting here cause people we're e-mailing me thinking I was Phoenix.
I actually got e-mails asking how the new album was going... Had to play along of course. People were severely dissapointed when I finally told them I wasn't Phoenix though
Hi guys!
Just got done scrolling through the site and saw your opinions on the Rock am Ring webcast issue. And just to set the record straight, we didn't have ANYTHING to do with that. When I found out I told the rest of the band and we're all seriously pissed. We were very excited for everyone to see the show, as we played several new songs like Leave Out All The Rest and The Little Things Give You Away. Apparently our label doesn't like us giving gifts to you hardcore fans out there. As you can probably tell, there's still a little trouble with Warner at this point (99$ for a super-fan edition? It made me feel sick!), and we're still trying to work the kinks out. I promise that we'll make it up to you guys.
I'm not in Linkin Park, and if you think I am you're dumb.
Thanks for supporting the album and being our fans!
I am not Mike Shinoda.
I can't believe I work with these fools.
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On Monday, May 5, VH1's "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" will return to television with its season 3 premiere. And while fans couldn't be more excited to see the return of show favorites like Stevie J and Joseline, it's Mimi Faust who will be the hot topic of conversation on Tuesday morning.
For anyone living under a rock, Mimi confesses to one of her best friends, Ariane, as well as fellow cast member Erica, that she and Nikko made a sex tape.
The women, as expected, are shocked.
Mimi's confession isn't simply shocking in and of itself, it's her seeming hypocrisy in the situation that appears the most dirty.
Throughout season 1 and 2 of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta," Mimi has been the woman who always tried to demean Stevie J for his nasty behavior. She didn't like how he acted when they were in a relationship, and she didn't appreciate his behavior and attitude when they were out of a relationship.
But one of Mimi's biggest sticking points with Stevie J was his inability to be a quality role model to their young daughter. Mimi never insinuated that Stevie J didn't take care of his fatherly responsibilities, but she did often try and help him understand that cheating on women while in a relationship doesn't provide a good example to a young daughter who looks up to him.
Now, on the premiere of "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta," Mimi has admitted to starring in a sex tape, a tape that has hit the Internet and has quite possibly been watched by a large majority of the viewers who will tune in tonight at 8 pm eastern.
As expected, there will be extreme backlash towards Mimi from both her co-stars and her fans. On the show, one cast member suggests Mimi is now a porn star for creating the tape, and fans have been far less kind in their takedown of the reality show star.
It was reported by TMZ that Mimi and Nikko not only made the sex tape, but that once Vivid got a hold of the tape, they contacted Mimi and Nikko so that the reality stars could sign off on it being released to the public.
The article also alleges that the "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" producers gave "their blessing" in regards to releasing the tape.
How will it all play out long term? We'll have to tune in to find out, as "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" season 3 premieres tonight on VH1.


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On this week's "Tech Night Owl,"Gene Steinberg, the Owl himself, and guests look at -- you guessed it -- the iPad. Oh yes, and the upcoming Office 2011 for the Mac.
First off, Kyle Wiens, from iFixit, takes the iPad apart in a virtual fashion, describing what makes it tick and how well it works after it's all put back together. And in a change of pace, Microsoft's Amanda Lefebvre reveals the inside details of the forthcoming Office 2011 for the Mac and gives you a preview of the new Microsoft Messenger for the Mac, which includes support for audio and video recording.
You can tune into the live broadcast stream Thursday nights from 6-8 Pacific, 9-11 Eastern from http://www.technightowl.com/radio ; an archive of the show will be available for downloading and listening at your convenience within four hours after the original broadcast. You can also access our show's podcast feed, now available at http://www.technightowl.com/nightowl.xml .


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CM Punk – "F— You"
CM Punk delivered a message to the "smart marks" following Thursday's Wrestlemania 29 press conference in New York. You can watch it in the video embedded below:
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Chris Jericho on Jimmy Fallon
Chris Jericho was a guest on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" Thursday night. You can watch the appearance in the video embedded below:
Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels
Steve Austin will be interviewing Shawn Michaels for a new podcast that will air on Friday, April 12, 2013. The podcast premieres this Friday, April 5th. Click here for more information.


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Brugge is a small kingdom on the Old Road. It is separated from its neighbours by the river Yaruga, its tributary Ribbon and the river Trava. Brugge is surrounded by Sodden in the east, Cintra in the south, Verden in the west and Brokilon in the north.
Brugge was originally an independent kingdom under the sovereignty Venzlav, but now, Venzlav serves as a vassal to Foltest, monarch of Temeria, who serves as the Senior Protector of the country. The coat of arms of Brugge is a silver anchor on a green field.
The Old Road runs through the country.
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WATCH: 50 Cent's "My Life" Video with Eminem and Adam Levine
50 Cent is on the run in his new music video for "My Life."
Joined by collaborators Eminem and Adam Levine, the rapper tries to out-run and out-drive a helicopter.
The track is the first single off 50 Cent's highly-anticipated new album, Street King Immortal, which will be released in February.
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I love Trader's Joes. For the uninitiated, this grocery store chain offers its own private-label products with high quality, low prices and great service. The store is practically a tourist destination. My wife's uncle and aunt drive almost 100 miles into another state to reach the nearest Trader Joe's.
If you know another Trader Joe's fan, assemble a TJ's gift bag. (See if a store is near you.) Start with the colorful, reusable Trader Joe's tote bag (ranging from 99 cents to $4). Then fill the bag with your TJ favorites. Or try choosing products based on themes like breakfast time, just snacks, taste of Italy, south of the border, Asian favorites, or chocolate lover.
My Trader Joe's dream gift bag would overflow with my favorite non-perishable products:
- Spicy and Tangy Almonds
- A bottle of Charles Shaw Chardonnay (a.k.a. "Two Buck Chuck")
- Pita Bite Crackers
- Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels
- Truffle Brownie Mix
- Olive Tapenade Spread
- Triple Ginger Snaps
- Baked Jalapeño Cheese Crunchies
As a bonus gift bag item, visit Amazon.com and buy Cooking with All Things Trader Joe's by Deana Gunn and Wona Miniati.


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Kell, Arthur (Scott)
Kell, Arthur (Scott), bassist composer; b. Winchester, MA, 6 June 1957. His siblings (Carolyn, b. 1946, Charleston, WV; Joyce, b. 1949, Charleston, WV; Wayne, b. 1954, Mineola, NY, d. 1994, New York, NY) were also raised in Winchester. His mother (born Louise Musser, Charleston, WV, 1919) and father (Thomas Nance Kell, 1919-1994, b. Decatur, GA, d. Concord, MA) retired to Jaffrey, NH in 1983.
Arthur was the only child in the family who was not required to take piano lessons and became the only professional musician. He attended and graduated from Phillips Andover Academy (MA) (1972-75). He started taking music lessons there in 10th grade (age 15) in order to pass a music requirement. He asked for guitar or violin but was steered to bass by violin teacher/orchestra conductor William Schneider. He met saxophonist and flutist, Thomas Chapin, there and the two became life-long friends, playing constantly and studying together during the summer of 1974 at Berklee College of Music. He studied with William Thomas in 1974-5. Less than two years after starting lessons, Arthur was second-chair bassist in the Massachusetts All-State Orchestra.
Arthur studied at Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Ohio from 1975-79. He studied classical music with Diana Mizelle and Mark Bernat and jazz and composition with Wendell Logan. It was at Oberlin that he first met and played extensively (on and off campus) with Ned Rothenberg, Jon Jang, Tom Varner and Eric Watson. He received a B.M. in music performance in 1979. Arthur migrated quickly to New York in the 1980's and played in bands led by Thomas Chapin (esp. the Spirits Rebellious Quintet), Bobbie Previte, Billy Bang, Mark Feldman, the Microscopic Septet, Fred Ho (Asian-American Arts Ensemble), Marc Ribot, Wayne Horvitz, Pete Malinverni, Roseanna Vitro, Joel Forrester and Shelley Hirsch among others. He toured in Europe with Geoffrey McCabe and drummer Aaron Scott.
From 1987-1995, Arthur took a hiatus from music and became a prominent environmental activist in New York City (his work is featured in a book by Benjamin Miller, "Fat of the Land" (Four Walls Eight Windows). He worked to organize communities (esp. the Hasidic Jewish, Latino and African-American communities of Williamsburg and Fort Greene), testified before the NY City Council, published two studies regarding the economics of garbage recycling and incineration in New York City and a third study regarding recycling compliance, took part and wrote briefs for an administrative law hearing, and appeared extensively in the media, including: Good Morning America (ABC-TV), the New York Times and WNET (public television).
In 1996 Arthur returned completely to music. He played in bands led by Guillermo Klein, John Stetch, Mordy Ferber, Steve Cardenas, Martin Krusche, Bill McHenry, Kate McGarry, Nora York, Armen Donelian, Christian Howes, Virginia Mayhew, Claire Daly, Jamie Begian, Sam Bardfeld, Dred Scott, Daniel Kelly, Rez Abbasi, Joel Harrison, Joe Smith and Sanni Orasmaa. He has also performed with Matt Wilson, Bruce Barth, Leon Parker, Tom Rainey, Bill Cunliffe, John Hart, Jeff Williams, Tony Moreno, Philip Harper, Ben Monder, Sam Newsome, Jay Clayton, Kenny Wessel and Ethan Iverson. He performed with a wide cross-section of the New York jazz community and in most major U.S. cities as well as in France, Germany, Belgium, Holland and Italy.
In 1998, he formed his own trio with guitarist Steve Cardenas and drummer Allison Miller and they enjoyed a long run at Chez Oskar's in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Arthur taught in Italy as an associate teacher for the State University of New York at Purchase in 1998. In 1999, he was invited to be a fellow at Music Omi, an international music colony in upstate New York and later joined the board of directors.
Arthur also traveled extensively in Africa, Kyrgyzstan and Europe. In a four-month period in 1994-5 he traveled alone by local transportation from Senegal to the Indian Ocean, including 900 miles by camel through the Sahara Desert in Niger and Chad.
Unreleased compositions (1996); Arthur Kell, Saul Rubin, John Arnold Trio: unreleased recordings (1996); See You in Zanzibar (2000)
As sideperson:
Thomas Chapin: unreleased recordings from his Spirits Rebellious songbook (1988); Peggy Stern: Actual Size (2000); Tommy Goodman: Doubleheader (2000); Andy Green Trio (2002); Lauren Cregor Mean Little Fingers (2002)
Television broadcasts:
Peggy Stern Trio: BET-TV (2000)
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Muscle-Bound Myths
Men's Health debunks 7 muscle myths. More from Scott Quill:
- Lifting incredibly slowly builds incredibly big muscles: "The best increases in strength are achieved by doing the up phase as rapidly as possible," says Gary Hunter, Ph.D., C.S.C.S., the lead study author. "Lower the weight more slowly and under control." There's greater potential for growth during the lowering phase, and when you lower with control, there's less chance of injury.
- If you eat more protein, you'll build more muscle: More important is when you consume protein, and that you have the right balance of carbohydrates with it. Have a postworkout shake of three parts carbohydrates and one part protein.
- Leg extensions are safer for your knees than squats: "The knee joint is controlled by the quadriceps and the hamstrings. Balanced muscle activity keeps the patella in place and appears to be more easily attained in closed-chain exercises," says Anki Stensdotter, the lead study author.
- Never exercise a sore muscle: If you're not sore to the touch and you have your full range of motion, go to the gym. Start with 10 minutes of cycling, then exercise the achy muscle by performing no more than three sets of 10 to 15 repetitions using a weight that's no heavier than 30 percent of your one-rep maximum, says David Docherty, Ph.D., a professor of exercise science at the University of Victoria in Canada.
- Stretching prevents injuries: Warming up is what prevents injury, by slowly increasing your bloodflow and giving your muscles a chance to prepare for the upcoming activity. To this end, Dr. Gilchrist suggests a thorough warmup, as well as conditioning for your particular sport.
- You need a Swiss ball to build a stronger chest and shoulders: A Swiss ball is great for variety, but center your chest and shoulder routines on exercises that are performed on a stable surface, Ballantyne says. Then use the ball to work your abs.
- Always work out with free weights: Free-weight exercises mimic athletic moves and generally activate more muscle mass. If you're a seasoned lifter, free weights are your best tools to build strength or burn fat.


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10 stories you might have missed: Johnny Depp won't star in 'Grand Budapest' after all
Also: Meryl Streep circling Rob Marshall's 'Into the Woods' adaptation
M. Night Shyamalan brings Moby Dick-inspired pilot to NBC
With his feature film career maybe not going so well, M. Night Shyamalan is making a big push on the small screen.
According to Deadline.com, Shyamalan and John Glenn have landed a put pilot commitment from NBC for a drama pilot called "Lost Horizon."
The report says that the pilot is set in an East Coast fishing village and has shades of a modern-day Moby Dick.
This is Shyamalan's first pilot sale to a network, but in August he and Marti Noxon received a put pilot commitment from Syfy for "Proof," which he may also direct.
The "Sixth Sense" director's next feature is Summer 2013's "After Earth," starring Will Smith.
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Token, Airplane Model, Lindbergh, King Collection
On May 20-21, 1927, Charles Lindbergh literally flew into history when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean in his Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis, thus becoming the first pilot to fly solo and nonstop from New York to Paris. This flight made Lindbergh a household name and catapulted him into fame and celebrity. The objects of popular culture in the National Collection display everything from ashtrays to wristwatches reflect the public adulation for Lindbergh and the powerful commercial response to his celebrity. More than 75 years after the Spirit's historic flight, Lindbergh's name still has the power help sell manufactured goods.
Gift of the Stanley King Family.
Physical Description:
A metal airplane that has a metal rod attached to the bottom of the airplane in the middle of the body. The rod is threaded at the bottom. The airplane is made from two pieces held together by a metal pin on the bottom of the plane. The top of the wing has raised text that commemorates Lindbergh's trans-Atlantic flight. The tail has raised text around the vertical surface that reads "Spirit of St. Louis" The airplane has no propeller.
- Location
- Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA
- Hangar
- Boeing Aviation Hangar
- Type
- MEMORABILIA-Popular Culture
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- Metal, non ferrous in nature
- Dimensions
- Model: 8.9 x 12.7 x 11.7cm, 0.1kg (3 1/2 x 5 x 4 5/8 in., 3/16lb.)


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I opened an app and the Dock was in the way so it automatically adjusted up and under the Finder. It seems to remember this position whenever I reopen it. I can "Zoom" but I really don't want to because it doesn't i the issue. I can only use the window in "Zoom Mode", then.
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The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners has rescinded our fire restrictions as of July 30, 2013 due to the advent of some much needed monsoonal moisture and the corresponding decrease in fire danger indices. It is not anticipated that any restrictions will need to be reinstated for the balance of the current fire season but should that change, notification will be made here and through press releases from the Larimer Co. Commissioner's Office. Even though fire restrictions have been lifted, forest fires still can start from untended campfires and the negligent use of fire or ignition sources in the back country so please remain vigilant. Any additional or follow up information on this can be found generally at http://www.larimer.org/.
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Current Fire Restrictions
Effective June 25th, 20213, Larimer County has imposed FIRE RESTRICTIONS due to the dry, hot weather and the present circumstances of wildfire in Colorado. The following is a copy of the resolution adopted by the County Commissioners. This is not a total ban and therefore some enclosed / contained open fires are still allowed - but within the guidlines noted in the following. Also note the following from a press release issued by the Commissioner's Office:
Also in effect, a ban on use of fireworks and public fireworks displays are also restricted but for a specific portion of the unincorporated area:
- the unincorporated area west of County Road 19 (Taft in Fort Collins & Wilson in Loveland), or west of County Roads 21 or 23 where County Road 19 does not exist; and, north of County Road 60, or north of County Road 58 where County Road 60 does not exist. MAP: http://larimer.org/bcc/130625/
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As of June 12, 2013, there are no fire restrictions in Larimer County. That may change shortly because of the hot, dry and windy weather plus fuel moisture and energy release criteria. If such restrictions are enacted, a report to that effect will appear here at larimer.org/emergency


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Kotalik brings shootout skills to Edmonton
The Edmonton Oilers improved their shootout lineup with the trade deadline day deal for winger Ales Kotalik. Only two players have scored more shootout goals — Atlanta's Slava Kozlov and Carolina's Jussi Jokinen. Kozlov is 22 for 37, Jokinen 21 for 39. Kotalik was 18 for 36 in Buffalo. Nine of those decided games.
The Edmonton Oilers improved their shootout lineup with the trade deadline day deal for winger Ales Kotalik. Only two players have scored more shootout goals — Atlanta's Slava Kozlov and Carolina's Jussi Jokinen. Kozlov is 22 for 37, Jokinen 21 for 39. Kotalik was 18 for 36 in Buffalo. Nine of those decided games.
The right-handed shooting Kotalik's signature move is a fake wristshot, then a backhand under the crossbar. Goalies know it's coming, but he's pretty lethal with it. He's six for 11 this year; only the Avalanche centre Wojtek Wolski has more goals (seven, in eight tries). With games so close down the stretch, and shootouts inevitable, Kotalik could be a nice weapon.
Since the NHL instituted the shootouts in 2005, the goalies have stopped two out of every three attempts by the shooters. But Kotalik's average is 50 per cent.
With his sparkling numbers, he'll surely be at the top of the list of the Oilers shootout guys now.
Oilers forward Ales Hemsky has taken more shootouts than any player in history (42), but he's only connected on 14 of them. He's only good on one out of every three, but he's got six game-deciding goals.
Sam Gagner has had 24 tries, and he's scored eight, again just a 33-per-cent success rate. Robert Nilsson is seven-for-14. Shawn Horcoff is five-for-nine. The other incoming Oiler, Patrick O'Sullivan, is seven-for-16 lifetime.
Oilers don't waste time inserting new players into lineup
Edmonton Oilers newcomers Ales Kotalik and Patrick O'Sullivan — who arrived in Ottawa just in time for a quick practice and a quick systems meeting — were in the lineup Thursday when the Oilers played the Senators. Kotalik played on a line with Ales Hemsky and Shawn Horcoff. O'Sullivan skated with Marc Pouliot and Andrew Cogliano.
O'Sullivan flew in from Los Angeles, ending his ties to the Kings after Wednesday's trade deadline day dealings. Kotalik had been a Buffalo Sabre.
"I got in an hour before I went on the ice. I'm pretty exhausted. All I can think about is having a nap," O'Sullivan said after the morning skate. "I think the guys here will make it easy for me."
"He'll be running on adrenaline, as will Ales," said MacTavish. "But we tried to impress upon them how important every game is. We need a good effort tonight."
Kotalik and Hemsky played together during the 2006 Winter Olympics, and there have been a few other occasions when they've both been in Czech jerseys.
"We have chemistry off the ice, that's for sure," said Kotalik. "We've been friends for a long time. He's one of the best players in the league and I'm excited to get a chance to play with him."
Hurricanes' Cole-fanatic back on the bandwagon
There is at least one Carolina Hurricanes who is ecstatic about the return of Erik Cole to_Raleigh, N.C.
When the rugged winger was traded to the Edmonton Oilers in the summer, Deborah Halaby told the Raleigh News & Observer she cancelled her season tickets and packed away more of her Hurricanes gear. Now that he's back, acquired in a three-way deadline-day deal with the Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings, Halaby has taken her Hurricanes jersey out of storage and purchased tickets for Friday's game against the Calgary Flames.
"I'm so thrilled." Halaby told the newspaper. "You wouldn't believe it. I just hope he stays this time."
No NHL game at Michigan stadium
Michigan and Michigan State plan to play an outdoor game NCAA hockey game at the 108,000-seat Michigan Stadium in December of 2010. But there are no plans in the works to make it a doubleheader with the NHL's annual Winter Classic.
"After talking to people involved in the game in Chicago, two games on the same day would be too much," Mike Stevenson, Michigan's executive associate athletic director, told MLive.com. "I don't know if we could expect people to sit through six or seven hours of hockey in that kind of weather."
The NCAA game is not finalized. It still requires conference approval.
Newest Flame garners kudos
Endorsements — on behalf of Olli Jokinen, from the opposition dressing room — continue to roll in.
One who shares a home town with Jokinen. The other who shared a dressing room with him — until Wednesday, that is.
"A great guy, I think, and a good player," said Philadelphia Flyers defenceman Kimmo Timonen, a native of Kuopio, Finland. "He can score from almost anywhere. I'm sure it's a good pickup. And I'm sure if you play almost 800 games without a playoff game that you're pretty excited to get in the playoffs. That's why we're here — to play for the Stanley Cup."
Added Daniel Carcillo, late of the Phoenix Coyotes, now of the Flyers: "He deserves a good team. He's a great player. A great guy. I've got nothing but good things to say about him."
Carcillo tried to put to rest the mounting gossip that Jokinen isn't a good team guy, that he's a cancer, that he's too hard on young players.
"He's tough on everyone," he said. "But he's not particularly tough on first-year guys or second-year guys or third-year guys. He's a good guy. I got along with him great — everybody did."
"I heard those comments, too, and I don't think there's any truth to them," said Carcillo. "He's real vocal in the room, a good leader. I'd play with him — and protect him — any day."
Carcillo spouts the party line
Whenever the Philadelphia Flyers add a gritty player, the acquisition never fails to mention that he always cheered for the Broad Street Bullies.
Daniel Carcillo, a native of suburban Toronto, is no different. Carcillo was picked up from Phoenix at the trade deadline.
"Obviously, I'm happy to be a Flyer — my favourite team," said Carcillo, the NHL's current penalty-minute leader. "It's kind of surreal. I always loved them growing up. Even while living in Toronto, it always attracted me, their style of play. How rough and tough they were, obviously. My dad liked how they played . . . and I never really took to the Leafs. I just loved the way the Flyers were banging and fighting and scoring and winning."
And you want to talk about contrasts?
Wednesday, one of Carcillo's bosses was Wayne Gretzky, the NHL's all-time point leader.
Thursday, one of Carcillo's bosses was Craig Berube, the NHL's all-time fight leader.
"I'm going to be disciplined and mean, and help this team any way I can," he said. "I think I've cleaned up my act pretty good. Obviously, it's something that I'm always going to have to work on. Just the way I play, it's on the edge and it's emotional."
Biron stays put
Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Martin Biron insisted Thursday he was never fazed by persistent rumours he was bound for another destination on the NHL's trade deadline day.
"No, I really wasn't worried," said Biron. "I was sliding on a hill with my little guy in the snow (on deadline day). So I wasn't really going through the phones or the TV, because I didn't need to."
But that's not to say he didn't feel for his younger — and more naive — teammates and their loved ones, who, more often than not, get sucked in by the hype.
"When (reporters) have scenarios and they put it out for everyone to see — they think they have a scoop — they have to understand that there's people being discussed, families being discussed," said Biron. "We're in the locker-room, we play the game, we're used to it . . . but then you get a call from Mom and Dad, and buddies. Your wife and kids are at home and they're there wondering."
Schedule favours Lundmark family
According to the schedule, the Calgary Flames were slated to be in Philadelphia for a couple of days.
Jamie Lundmark's wife, staying at the couple's off-season home there, couldn't wait.
And she didn't.
Erica delivered their second child — Carter — on Monday. The timing, with the two-day window in Philly, had been oh-so close to perfect.
"Earlier in the season, I looked at (the schedule) and thought that there might be a chance that I'd be around here," said Lundmark. "It kind of sucked that I wasn't there (for the birth), but they're back at home — everything's good. And it did work out really good. I went home (Wednesday) and got to hang out with the two-year-old (Austin) and the newborn, my whole family."
Demitra, Salo take a break
Left-winger Pavol Demitra and defenceman Sami Salo were both excused from Vancouver Canucks practice Thursday for "maintenance." Coach Alain Vigneault said Demitra was resting his fractured pinky finger, while Salo has a sore hamstring and "a couple of other issues."
"Nothing serious," Vigneault said.
Energy forward Rick Rypien, who began skating on his own last weekend, appears again to be a question mark. Rypien has been on a personal leave following sports hernia surgery. He's played just five games this season.
"Ryp's personal issue needed more time, so we've given him more time to deal with that," Vigneault said. "That's where we are."
He's No. 2
Forward Cody Hodgson, the Vancouver Canucks' first pick in last spring's NHL entry draft, is ranked the second best prospect in the world by The Hockey News in its annual Future Watch edition. _Hodgson, who was taken with the 10th-overall pick, ranks behind only Nikita Filatov of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Canucks goaltending prospect Cory Schneider did not similarly impress despite his superb season in the American Hockey League. Schneider was ranked the 26th best prospect.
The Canucks' system as a whole ranked a lowly 24th. The L.A. Kings were No. 1, followed Phoenix, Montreal, Columbus and St. Louis.
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Edmonton Oilers captain Ethan Moreau was placed on the IR with an eye injury suffered on Saturday. The winger has 12 goals and 11 assists in 61 games. . . . The Columbus Blue Jackets activated defenceman Rostislav Klesla and forward Fredrik Modin off injured reserve. Klesla hasn't played since Feb. 10, while Modin has been out of the lineup since Feb. 14. . . .
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Olympic FanfareEchoing the pageantry and grandeur of the world games, this stately procession of sterling brass and explosive percussion ideally characterizes the ultimate contests of skill, strength and will.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/high.jpgSingle1713-ST$ 39.951713-EX$ 59.951713-W$ 149.95Genre: Sophisticated, Themes, Orchestral, Minimal, Olympic Emotions: Positive, Uplifting, Bold, Competitive, Confident, Dignified, Heroic, Inspiring, Motivating, Regal, Sparse, Striving, Triumphant Instrument: Orchestra, Trumpet, Acoustic, Instrumental Production Types: Sports, Intros/Bumpers/Stingers
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OvertureThe kind of piece that makes you hold your breath, waiting for the event it narrates. This stirring, orchestral cut is ideal for the opening of Olympic-style sporting events or major product introductions.https://www.smartsound.com/music/images/high.jpgSingle1714-ST$ 39.951714-EX$ 59.951714-W$ 149.95Genre: Orchestral, Olympic Emotions: Exciting, Positive, Uplifting, Bold, Competitive, Confident, Exuberant, Heroic, Inspiring, Lively, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Regal, Spirited, Striving, Triumphant Instrument: Orchestra, Brass Section, Acoustic, Instrumental Production Types: Intros/Bumpers/Stingers
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Race To The PodiumSynths and a strong drum beat lay the groundwork in this track, filling the room with a driving intensity.Single?$ ?7100038-EX$ 59.957100038-W$ 149.95Genre: Orchestral, Alternative Rock, Olympic Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Uplifting, Cheerful, Competitive, Confident, Dramatic, Fierce, Heroic, Intense, Motivating, Powerful, Striving, Thrilling, Triumphant, Hopeful, Investigative, Upbeat Instrument: Studio Orchestra, Bass (Electric), Brass Section, Chimes, Drums, French Horn, Guitar (Electric), Strings, Synthesizer, Instrumental Production Types: Sports, Suspense, Action-Drama
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Face Off-SSThe title says it all; the game or match is about to begin, the two teams or opponents get ready to play, fight, battle...and there can be only one winner. This track features brass, strings and lead guitar.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCSP_200.jpgSingle66905-ST$ 39.9566905-EX$ 59.9566905-W$ 149.95Genre: Olympic, Specialty Emotions: Driving, Competitive, Fierce, Heroic, Powerful, Tense Instrument: Orchestra, Brass Section, Drums, French Horn, Guitar (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Sports, Epic
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End Of The LineThe championship is yours! Featuring Brass and lead guitar, this uplifting track will surely enhance the images of any winning team.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCSP_200.jpgSingle66904-ST$ 39.9566904-EX$ 59.9566904-W$ 149.95
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Bring It OnYou've just won the big game or received the gold medal, and are being hoisted up above your team and fans. Featuring brass, strings and guitar melody.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCSP_200.jpgSingle66902-ST$ 39.9566902-EX$ 59.9566902-W$ 149.95Genre: Olympic, Specialty Emotions: Energetic, Competitive, Fierce, Heroic, Intense, Powerful, Pulsating, Striving, Thrilling, Action Instrument: Orchestra, Brass Section, Drums, French Horn, Guitar (Electric), Instrumental, Guitar Production Types: Sports, Epic
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Definitions of SUCTION in dictionaries:
- noun - a force over an area produced by a pressure difference
- noun - the act of sucking
- verb - remove or draw away by the force of suction
- verb - empty or clean (a body cavity) by the force of suction
- The act or process of sucking.
- A force that causes a fluid or solid to be drawn into an interior space or to adhere to a surface because of the difference between the external and internal pressures.
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- To clean or evacuate (a body cavity, for example) by the force of suction.
- Creating suction.
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Dickey's Barbecue wants to join your Easter family tradition. The nation's largest barbecue chain is now offering a Barbecue Honey Ham and Complete Easter Meal options for family gatherings across the country.
"Our Barbecue Honey Ham is a unique and savory Easter dinner option," said Roland Dickey, Jr. president and CEO of Dickey's Barbecue Restaurants. "We had a great response to our Easter offerings last year and we're so proud to that our ham and complete Easter Meals will be served on family tables around the country."
Dickey's Barbecue Honey Ham is a 6-7 pound spiral cut ham that is glazed with a combination of sweet golden honey and Dickey's signature hickory smoke. Dickey's Complete Easter Meal includes the Barbecue Honey Ham along with baked potato casserole, green beans with bacon, Caesar salad and a dozen buttery rolls for $99.95. The Barbecue Honey Ham is also available for individual order for $59.95.
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Implantation Spotting??
I am on CD 25, have been spotting since cd 23. Very light spotting, only see it on tp. Mostly its brown, some is a rusty brown. My breasts are slightly tender and Ive had some very mild cramping for the last several days. Ive been pg 4x, with 2 children (teens now) and 2 m/c, but the only symptom Ive ever had was nausea at about 5-6 weeks. I know it's very early, but this is unusual for me...usually a couple days before AF I cramp a little & then there she is & if anything I have longer than normal cycles, not shorter! If anyone has any thoughts or advice, I would love to hear them!
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Similar situation here. Started spotting brown/ copperish blood yesterday, 21 days since last MP, and I have tender breasts. My cycle has never been this short in fact I can't remember the last time it's been less than 30 days. I'm hoping for a pregnancy as this would be our first but I'm not sure what it means.posted 09/23/2007 by daydreaminj247
I am in the same boat. Started "spotting" on the 19th. But its more of just when I wipe that it is on the TP. And it is usually that old blood color. The next day though after sex I got up and wiped and there was more but it was a reddish color. Its been 24 days since my last period so we are hoping it was implantation bleeding. My cycle is usually irregular but I can go anywhere from 24 to 33 days. So I am doing the waiting game. I dont even know when to test since I am so irregular. I hate waiting. I have already taken 3 tests. LOL We have been trying for 4 months so I am trying to not get excited just in case.posted 04/21/2008 by LuckyMama81
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Reminisce with me for a moment. I want you to think back to those trips to the department store when you were a child. Usually those events were pretty bland. Sears or Macy's was a blank landscapes of clothing racks and linoleum floors washed in white florescent light. The only thing that made these childhood trips to the department store interesting was the welcome grip of fear brought on by the cold, lifeless eyes of the plotting mannequins.
Old Navy, not satisfied with taking the joy out of wearing shorts and anything made from denim, has sullied our terror-filled memories and insured that no child will ever find a mannequin scary again with the creation of Supermodelquins.
Over the years, I've noticed the steady decline of display mannequins. And without kids hanging on to their parents' legs in fear, begging to leave the store, forcing their parents to make hasty fashion decisions that they'll regret later, I'm surprised any clothing gets sold. (To be fair, I probably go to a department store once every three years and while there my eyes are usually locked on the floor in confusion and enamor …ment? with my own reflection, but the last time I went I can't remember seeing any mannequins, so that's enough for me to feel comfortable making a sweeping generalization.)
Then Old Navy comes along. But instead of focusing on what works about mannequins (the dead-eyed stares, the creepy smiles, that certain "why does that look like my uncle? he drowned. I PUSHED HIM AND HE DROWNED." something) Old Navy gives us a group of smiling gossips who actually like being mannequins. Mannequins don't like being mannequins. Being a mannequin is the job you get stuck with after you forget how much pot is considered a misdemeanor or after they manage to get DNA off that kid's skateboard.
I should walk in to a store, see a mannequin, and wonder if I'm going to see the mannequin again later when the power goes out and I'm down in the basement looking for candles. Would it have killed Old Navy to incorporate some of the proud mannequin tradition in to their ad campaign? Couldn't they have kicked it up a notch for a new generation? I watch these Supermodelquins commercials and wonder why the little mannequins aren't covered in cigarette burns. Why isn't "Josh's" one eye closed to the light, preferring to hunt only in shadow? "Amy's" face looks a little too real, why doesn't it look like she's wearing a mask made out of paper-mache and baby-skin?
I hear that for their next ad, Old Navy is going to start a campaign staring Freddy Krueger from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies. But instead of Freddy killing kids in their dreams, he's going to use kids' dreams to find out how many tankinis they want and then the commercial's going to end with him using his knife hand to carve something out of a conch shell.


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High pressure will continue to dominate our weather for Easter Sunday with dry and mild weather, along with abundant sunshine. As high pressure slides east of the region into the start of the new workweek, temperatures will warm even more thanks to a southwesterly flow around the departing high.
A cold front and associated low pressure system approaching from the Great Lakes on Tuesday will then bring the next chance of widespread rain showers, possibly lingering into early Wednesday before drier and cooler weather arrives with high pressure into the mid-week period.
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Chaos ruled the end of the first stage of this year's Tour de France as a team bus got stuck under a banner at the finish line causing Tour officials to scramble in order to clear the way for the photo finish. With cyclists bearing down and less than 10 kilometers out, anxiety was high as the bus wasn't able to budge from beneath the banner.
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Senior Helena Perez Won The Hammer Throw On Day One Of The American Championship
May 2, 2014
TAMPA, Fla. (SMU) - Senior thrower Helena Perez and freshman distance runner Tova Magnusson claimed SMU's first and second American Athletic Conference individual titles on day one of the inaugural AAC Championships in Tampa, Fla. Perez claimed her title in the hammer throw with a mark of 61.22 meters while Magnusson captured her crown in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a personal-best time of 10:17.84. Along with the two individual champs, SMU had two other student-athletes earn all-conference honors for finishing in the top-3 of their respective events. The Mustangs sit in first place following day one of The American Championships as the Ponies posted a team score of 47 points. SMU leads second place Louisville by 25 points.
"This team has in its mind to honor the memory of a great teammate and beautiful person," Director of Track & Field Dave Wollman said. "Our whole team has made this commitment to each other: To do this by putting 100 percent effort into every single performance."
The Mustangs captured three top-4 finishes in the steeplechase including Magnusson's first place finish. Right behind the freshman was sophomore Shanoah Souza who finished runner-up with a personal-best time of 10:18.74 while senior Caitlin Keen placed fourth in 11:02.18. Souza earned all-conference honors for her top-3 finish.
In the 10,000-meter run, SMU had four top-10 finishes and were led by sophomore Melanie Stemper, who garnered all-conference honors as she finished in third place with a time of 35:32.25.
"Hannah Moss is in every single mind and we carry her with us in each performance as we compete to honor her memory," Wollman continued. "Today's performance by each and every student-athlete on this team was a performance motivated by love for their teammates."
"We do not know if we will win or not at the end of the next two days, but we do know that we are one team caring for each other and performing with Hannah front and center on our mind."
In addition to Perez in the hammer, junior Rayann Chin finished sixth in the event with a mark of 51.68 meters.
The heptathlon completed four of its seven events today including the 100-meter hurdles, high jump, shot put and the 200-meter dash. SMU has two student-athletes competing in this event including sophomore Lucija Cvitanovic and senior Lisa Egarter.
Cvitanovic recorded her two best finishes in the high jump and shot put where she placed first and second with marks of 1.73 meters and 12.05 meters, respectively. Meanwhile, Egarter earned her top finish in the high jump as she finished runner-up to her teammate with leap of 1.70 meters.
"Every single athlete performed up to and beyond their personal levels today," Wollman said in closing. "We are rocking and are going to continue going hard for the next two days."
SMU is back in action tomorrow to compete on the second day of the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship with the first female event beginning at 1:30 p.m. CT and the running events at 3:30 p.m.
Please visit http://www.theamerican.org/sports/2014/4/2/OUTDOOR_0402140602.aspx for a complete schedule of tomorrow's events and ways to follow and watch the meet live.
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As a new feature this year, the desktop calendar is now available in two versions: a US-friendly version that features Sunday as the first day of the week, and a French version that complies with international standards, featuring Monday as the first day of the week.
Our calendar for February is a picture of Gontran Cherrier's remarkably rye and red miso bread, which I dearly love.
The crumb is tight and almost cake-like in its tenderness; the crust is robust and toasts to a satisfying crisp. And the flavor — it is unlike any rye bread I've ever had, with the genius pairing of the malty aromas of rye and the umami sweetness of red miso. Read more about it here.
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According to a June 18 report from Cageside Seats, all three former members of The Shield received new walkout songs and uniforms this week, which would seem to indicate that the group is officially broken up. Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, who were part of The Shield tag-team for over a year until their recent breakup, are now each expected to the singles stars in the WWE ranks.
Ambrose, 28, has a now look that is similar to a 1950s greaser, as he now competes in jeans and a white tank top. Ambrose was spotted in his new get-up during this week's episode of WWE Smackdown, and its expected that he'll continue to sport the look moving forward. Ambrose's new theme song is a chaotic hard rocker, not far removed from the tune he walked out to during his time in The Shield.
As for Rollins, he still sports an all-black look, similar to the attire he wore while a member of The Shield. During this week's WWE Smackdown, Rollins looked a bit like a character from a superhero movie, as he wore skin-tight leather and boots lined in silver. He walked out to a yet-to-be-named rock tune that featured a pounding drum beat, which worked well for his heel gimmick.
Reigns' new look wasn't far off from his time with The Shield. Reigns still walks through the crowd like he always did, and he still sports all-black gear. Of the three former members of The Shield, Reigns' new look is the least changed. He now walks out to a remix of The Shield's former theme song, "Special Op."
The new changes seem to confirm that The Shield will not go on as a two-man tag team. After Reigns and Ambrose teamed up with John Cena for a match against the Wyatt Family during a recent episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, some in WWE Universe speculated that the new Shield would feature the 37-year-old superstar. It now appears the three-man tag team of Reigns, Ambrose and Cena was a one-night only gig.
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Ann Cannon
Watson M. Davis Professor of Mathematics and Statistics
Teaches statistics courses, and her main professional interest is in statistics education. She is co-author of Stat 2: Building Models for a World of Data (2012), a textbook for the second introductory course in statistics. Ph.D. and M.S. in statistics, Iowa State University; B.A. in mathematics, Grinnell College.
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Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics
Teaches courses in mathematics, statistics, and computer science. He has been a leader in bringing computing technology into teaching and learning at Cornell. M.S. in mathematics, M.S. in computer science, University of Iowa; B.A. in mathematics, Simpson College.
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Professor of Mathematics
Teaches courses in mathematics and introductory statistics. His professional interests include algebra and mathematics of origami. He managed Cornell's first Internet connection and networks and served as the college's first webmaster; created the first website for the Iowa General Assembly in 1996; and more recently has investigated the connection between origami and mathematics. Ph.D. and M.S. in mathematics, University of Notre Dame; B.A. in mathematics, Grinnell College.
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Having barely dried out my cloths from last month's SC09 conference in rainy Portland, its time to start thinking ahead to Spring sunshine and the 2010 Lustre User Group meeting in beautiful Monterey Bay. To ensure the conference remains conversational and interactive, registration for this event will be limited to 150 people. We are processing reservations on a first come first served basis, and note that LUG 2009 sold out.


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The BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT administers ECDL in the UK offering a range of ways of achieving this internationally recognised qualification. Here at Cardiff University we offer the full 7 unit ECDL qualification to help learners' improve their understanding of computers and promote efficient use of commonly used software. This core-level qualification is widely accepted by employers as proof of ability and competence when working with IT.
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Unlike the broad range of modules offered by the ECDL, Microsoft offers a range of individual certification tests designed to prove your ability in the specific use of their Office applications. Like ECDL, MOS tests are internationally recognised qualifications but unlike ECDL they are designed to test your knowledge to a more in-depth level and should therefore not be seen as an alternative but as an additional (higher) level of certification.
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For some marketers, Facebook's changes to its news feed add up to a real buzzkiller.
Gradually but inexorably,
(NASDAQ:FB) has been changing the algorithm that determines which posts its users see and in what order.
The company says it is doing this to improve the quality of the main news feed that each of its billion users sees. Brands that rely on Facebook to boost clicks to their sites claim the changes were made to force them to pay for better visibility and boost Facebook's revenues.
Almost certainly, both are right.
The issue has been boiling below the surface for a while now, but it has suddenly made the news via -- what else -- a viral post.
Eat24, a food-delivery site,
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Eat24's "breakup letter" reads, in part:
When we first met, you made us feel special. We'd tell you a super funny joke about Sriracha and you'd tell all our friends and then everyone would laugh together. But now? Now you want us to give you money if we want to talk to our friends. Now when we show you a photo of a taco wrapped with bacon, you're all like "PROMOTE THIS POST! GET MORE FRIENDS!" instead of just liking us for who we are. That's hella messed up.
The food site is indignant about the algorithm changes, and what they mean for its special kind of humor:
...your algorithm is saying most of our friends don't care about sushi porn, that they aren't interested in hearing our deepest thoughts about pizza toppings. Are you listening to yourself? Do you know how ridiculous that sounds? You know that all those people clicked "Like" on our page
it's full of provocatively posed burritos and cheese puns, right?
No surprisingly, Eat24 has gotten more buzz from this posting than it ever got on Facebook, even for its sushi porn.
But a Facebook spokesperson soon posted an equally irreverent comment on the Eat24 story:
"There is some serious stuff happening in the world and one of my best friends just had a baby and another one just took the best photo of his homemade cupcakes and what we have come to realize is people care about those things more than sushi porn."
As you can see, Facebook executives have as peculiar a definition of "important stuff" as Eat24 does. However, Facebook owns the algorithm here, and that's what counts.
Facebook says its intention is to improve the unique news feed that each user sees by prioritizing high-quality content. In the process, it is burying posts that are purely promotional, posts from so-called "content farms" that produce articles of dubious value, and posts that exploit the latest Internet memes.
It would be interesting to see Facebook's research on the subject. It may have reason to worry that its users are getting turned off by the sheer volume of junk posts -- even if the problem was caused by users' own casual "likes."
Inevitably, the process is both flawed and opaque, and the losers are up in arms. There's only one way around the system, and that is to pay to play. If you want your post to be seen, pay for a "promoted" post, Facebook advises its users.
In many if not most cases, it's easy to see Facebook's point. Major advertisers have been getting a free ride on the site for going on 10 years now.
Then again, so have many small start-ups with zero advertising budgets, and many worthy editorial operations that are not particularly profitable -- or won't be if their stories no longer get that all-important Facebook exposure.
For them, a tweak in the Facebook algorithm could be a buzzkiller of epic proportions.
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College Hockey:Hartzell stops 28 as Quinnipiac edges Clarkson
HAMDEN, Conn. — After losing its first game since Nov. 6, many Quinnipiac fans wondered if it might be a blessing that the team finally dropped a game. The Bobcats answered that question Saturday with a 2-1 win over Clarkson.
After Union beat Yale last night, the Bobcats clinched the Cleary Cup for the first time in school history. The team was presented with the trophy following tonight's game, but no Bobcats lifted, held, or touched it.
"I tried to explain to them that it is a different trophy we are trying to win," Quinnipiac coach Rand Pecknold said smiling. "They were adamant, saying 'No one touch it, no one touch it.' So I'll have to try to explain that again to them on Monday that we are trying to win a different trophy."
Senior goaltender Eric Hartzell noted after the game that while it is nice to win the regular season championship, it is not the end goal for the team.
"It's definitely something great to be a part of, but it is definitely not our main goal, so we'll take it, but we are moving on and we are looking for an ECAC championship."
Hartzell, who made 28 saves in the win, also did not touch the trophy.
"I looked at it," Hartzell said grinning. "It's pretty cool, but I didn't touch it."
Quinnipiac took a 1-0 lead just 2:22 into the first period on Bryce Van Brabant's fourth goal of the season. Jordan Samuels-Thomas fed Van Brabant at the right circle, and he skated to the top of the slot and wristed a shot past Clarkson goaltender Greg Lewis.
About three minutes later, Hartzell showed why he is one goaltending leaders in the nation with a sensational save on James Howden. T.J. Moor carried the puck into the zone on the left and tipped a pass across the slot, where Howden ripped a one-timer. Hartzell dove from the left post and denied Howden in the slot.
"My job is to make the first stop, and I think the defense and the forwards did a great job helping me out and clearing the rebound," Hartzell said.
Midway through the opening period, Connor Jones made it 2-0. Loren Barron connected with Jones as he skated through a defensive seam at the blue line. Jones walked in a step ahead of the defensemen, faked a shot, and went to his backhand to beat Lewis five-hole.
"I started on the wall and I was like, 'I should get to the middle of the ice,'" Jones said. "I don't know if it was the right thing to do, but it worked out alright. Barron made a great pass that found my tapeline, and I was able to break in and finally get a goal."
Play evened out after Quinnipiac's second goal, thanks to a few timely saves and solid defense from Clarkson.
"After [the second goal], I thought we battled hard and dug our heels in," Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. "We just started to play defense, forgot about the scoreboard and played Clarkson hockey."
Lewis kept it 2-0 with a pair of stellar saves in the second period. First, Barron wristed the puck to Kellen Jones at the right of the goal. Jones skated across the top of the crease to the left side, where Lewis stuck out his left pad to deny Jones's stuff attempt. Six minutes later, Matthew Peca raced out of the penalty box and into the Golden Knights' zone on a breakaway. Peca put the puck on his backhand, but Lewis stuck out his right leg pad for the kick save. Lewis finished the night with 32 saves.
"We're happy to escape with that win tonight," Pecknold said. "From a defensive standpoint, I thought it was a sloppy effort on our part. I think we gave up more two-on-ones tonight than we have in the past two months combined."
Clarkson added one goal with 13.7 seconds left in third period on Allan McPherson's ninth of the season. After a pair of penalties resulted in four-on-four action, Clarkson pulled Lewis for the extra attacker. A shot from the point deflected through the slot, where McPherson was able to tip it through Hartzell's pads to get within one goal.
"We knew even if scored, we'd still have a power play, so we were hoping to score a bit earlier," Jones said. "We were just trying to flood one side of the ice and see if we could get a scramble in front of their net.
There simply was not enough time left on the clock for another rush, as Quinnipiac quickly cleared the puck out of its end at the final buzzer.
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After baring her pain in the 2009 book Resilience, Elizabeth, finally aware of how thoroughly she had been duped, filed for divorce. But instead of opting for the relief of stepping out of the spotlight, she continued working to publicize her message of optimism and social change, this time through the decidedly non-Victorian channel of social media. As late as Monday, December 6, 2010, the day before she died, Elizabeth posted a message on her Facebook page: "I have been sustained throughout my life by three saving graces—my family, my friends, and a faith in the power of resilience and hope."
Her family—including the disgraced father of her children—was with her at the end, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. On December 7, news organizations announced Edwards' death. But her final message to her larger family, the many who admired her, grieved for her and cheered her on, had appeared hours earlier, on her Facebook wall: "Elizabeth Edwards has no more posts."
Elizabeth Edwards died young. She should have had another 30 years to carry on her fight for social justice, with all her trademark fire. Now she is gone. But her spirit—and her message—lives on.


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Having sex with a female is apart of my culture. I think it is super sexy especially with a man on looking you. I say it all the time; I guess I'm just a different type of women. I figured if my man isn't complaining about it then why not give it a try? Share your 3some stories with me. I'm eager to know your outcomes.
© 2011, Geri C. All rights reserved.
You know what you wanna do. Go for it. People are always going to talk about people who are DOING thangs anyway, So don't tell anyone.
May I suggest you minimize your risk by seeking out a married, swinging couple where the female is curious too.
You can go to a swingers party to "see" for yourself before you partake… LOL
Anonymous Jul 26 2011 - 8:31 pm
jd says ya if something i always wanted to try been looking for the rite ma to do it wit is there anyone out there whose ready firstname.lastname@example.com
FB Buddy Dec 1 2011 - 1:57 pm
I say yay, I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones that have had the opportunity to have a 3 some. Just like you said, you don't really want to do this with any random person with all that going around these days. I was lucky enough to have this happen with two women I knew for years. It was crazy how it all went down. One day the light bulb just hit me. I was on my computer surfing the net and I had that ah ha moment, I know two women that are bi-sexual, and both were into me. I asked both of them would they be interested in having a 3 some. What do I have to loose. They both said yes. So I introduced them to each other. They got to know each other over a period of time. I don't know if they hooked up before we had our 3 some or not. We eventually hooked up and it was worth every moment. Seeing them interact with each other and sharing the moment was epic. So I highly suggest you try this to curve your curiosity.
I'd say Nay. Ive done several 3 ways that went very well. It was with my girlfriend at the time and her good friend. We had blast sexploring one another and them with each other. The issues began outside the bedroom. She became very insecure afterwards and questioned my loyalty to her. Although it was an invigorating experience, I lost a great relationship with a great woman.
Sassy Jan 25 2014 - 11:19 pm
I say yay. Just don't do it with a boyfriend or a girlfriend (emotional rollercoaster)! I say find a guy and a gal that you are attracted to and have no strings attached or emotional bonds, make sure they are current on health (disease free) negative status and can show proof or maybe make it a date going to go get tested. I know you're saying "all of that is too much" I feel if you are going to do something that is risky and may kill you in the long run, then you should do the research and take the time to care before you share.
After you have done the important task of getting tested, don't plan the moment, let it happen naturally. Be in a comfortable setting with good food, spirits and music (also, candles, massage oils and toys).. maybe play an adult game to get it started.
Geri C, I just met you and just started reading your column, so, if you haven't done it already, do it to get it out of your system. Good luck on finding that discreet and not loose woman and a man that can handle your sexual appetite.


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