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Austal Limited (Austal) (ASX:ASB) delivered the future USS Montgomery (LCS 8) to the U.S. Navy, during a ceremony held aboard the ship at Austal USA's shipyard in Mobile, Alabama, USA on 23 June.
Conrad Shipyard has formed a new business unit focused on LNG projects.
Conrad, builder of North America's first LNG bunker barge scheduled for 2017 delivery,
The second of the largest warships ever built for the U.K. Royal Navy, the Queen Elizabeth Class carrier HMS Prince of Wales, was given the royal seal of approval when HRH The Prince of Wales,
Earlier this week spot returns in the VLCC market touched their lowest level since October 2014, with TCE earnings for Middle East/Japan (TD3) falling close to $20,
The rules of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping are in conformity to the International Maritime Organization (IMO)goal-based standards (GBS), the IMO's Maritime
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Rerun of this is on ESPNU at 6:30. Pumped to check it out for first time
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Wtf is this? Are they running late or what?
Must be. Some Alabama St vs Tuskgeehee went a bit long
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Wtf is this? Are they running late or what?
I'm guessing the game they were broadcasting earlier went long. I hope we don't get bumped to make up for it - I was looking forward to watching and this was the only convenient re-airing for me.
This show sucks! Bring on the Cyclones!
That was awesome.
Did they cut it short?
very neat. was i correct in seeing Rohach (#14 in green jersey) a few times taking snaps with the 1's?
I caught the last few minutes. Was on it but figured they were going to skip it because it wasn't on. Damn
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I think they cut it short, cuz that was only 15-20 min.
How is this not online yet?
Bump. On at 7:30 for those that missed it.
Can someone record and then post for those of us who don't have ESPNU?
And it looks like it will be cut short yet again as this god awful basketball game goes long. We've ticked off about 30 seconds in the last 5 minutes.
Pretty cool stuff
I don't do signatures. Blondes, brunettes, and red heads are a different story.
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ORONO, Maine -- The University of Maine football team plays its home opener on Saturday at 6 p.m. against the Albany Great Danes. Tickets are still available and can be purchased by calling 581-BEAR or toll-free (800) 756-TEAM.
Game Storylines
The University of Maine football team (1-1) plays its home opener and final non-conference game of the season against the Albany Great Danes (2-1).
Maine is coming off a 51-7 win at Bryant.
Maine RB David Hood rushed for 102 yards and two scores while fellow RB Rickey Stevens rushed for 168 yards.
Maine DB Kendall James returned an interception a school-record tying 100 yards for a score while DB Khari Al-Mateen returned an interception 77 yards for a score; the 177 return yards set a team record previously set of 160 yards in 1962 against Bowdoin.
QB Marcus Wasilewski went 14-20 for 229 yards and a 75-yard touchdown to WR Derrick Johnson.
The win gave Maine its fourth-straight over a non-conference regular season FCS opponent.
Albany is coming off a close 31-24 loss at #5 Youngstown State.
QB Will Flacchi went 23-35 for 228 yards and two TDs while WR Cole King made seven receptions for 115 yards and a score.
Last year in Albany, Maine jumped out to a 24-0 lead and took the contest 31-15.
TE Justin Perillo made six catches for 57 yards and a TD while DB Darlos James made four tackles and an INT to lead the defense.
Maine WR Maurice McDonald has 84 career catches and is 100 yards receiving shy of 1,000 for his career.
When: Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012
Where: Orono, Maine
Stadium (Capacity): Alfond Stadium (10,000)
Surface: FieldTurf
Kickoff: 6 p.m.
Series Record: Albany, 3-2
Current Winning Streak: Maine, 1
Maine 23/22
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Maine: Jack Cosgrove (Maine '78)
Career Record (Seasons): 107-113 (20th Season)
vs. Albany 2-2
Albany: Bob Ford (Springfield '59)
Career Record (Seasons): 256-178-1 (40th Season)
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Although the truth is often plain to see, investors don't believe what they see.
Are these "vibrations" merely happenstance?
Whenever there is a universality of opinion on the markets, what everyone knows is usually not worth knowing.
Is what everybody 'knows' worth knowing?
Currently, the vast majority of market participants worship at the shrine of the Fed.
The market could be in a similar position again going into the anniversary of the 1929 top.
A break below S&P 1650 should see downside acceleration.
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College Hockey:Dutchmen Attack Clicks in 5-2 Win
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. — Niagara came at Union in a purple rage during the first few minutes of Friday's non-league game. But the Dutchmen nicely weathered the Purple Eagles' storm in their Achilles Rink opener.
Flexing their offensive muscle, the Dutchmen scored three first-period goals, and received a good performance from freshman goalie Kris Mayotte in a 5-2 win.
Even though the Dutchmen (1-1-1) took a 1-0 lead on Marc Neron's goal 2:04 into the game, they were running around at times in their own zone, trying to stop the Purple Eagles' pressure.
"We had a lot of emotion going into this game," Union coach Kevin Sneddon said. "It was the first home game for a lot of the younger players. Even our veteran players were a little bit antsy at the beginning. Niagara came at us with a lot of firepower in terms of their forecheck. Our defensemen had a tough time all night because they had a purple jersey in their face."
Mayotte, who made 30 saves, gave up a bad goal to Chris Sebastian at 5:09 of the first that tied the score, 1-1. Mayotte stopped Matt Ryan's shot, but couldn't control the rebound. Sebastian put it home.
"It was a weak shot from the point," Mayotte said. "I had it. I tracked it in my glove, and it just hit the solid part of my glove and hopped out."
Shortly after that goal, the Dutchmen took control of the game. Scott Seney broke the tie with a power-play goal at 9:33. Kris Goodjohn, who had three assists, sent the puck to Chris DiStefano at the right point. DiStefano made a diagonal pass to Seney, who got behind the Niagara defense at the left of the net. Seney redirected the puck past goalie Rob Bonk.
"It gave us the lead and let us relax a little bit," Goodjohn said.
Chris Konnick gave Union a two-goal lead just over four minutes later when he put the rebound of his own shot past Bonk. Brian Kerr made it 4-1, 3:50 into the second period when he fired home a wrist shot from the left circle.
Niagara (2-3) cut Union's lead to 4-2 when Ryan scored with 7:02 left in the third period.
In the past, the Dutchmen might have panicked and start to do too much. But they maintained their composure and regained their three-goal lead 1:20 later when Joel Beal forced Bonk to turn the puck over. Bonk was out of position when Nathan Gillies fired home his second goal of the season.
"Our team is calm and relaxed," Gillies said. "It all comes down to having fun."
Ken Schott covers college hockey for The Daily Gazette in Schenectady, N.Y.
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Ohioans should be thanking Bill O'Neill for running for Supreme Court.
I'm not saying you should vote for him, just offer some appreciation for his presence in what would otherwise be a staid campaign for the state's high court.
Not to denigrate the three incumbents and their challengers or the importance of the Ohio Supreme Court, but judicial races can be real yawners, with candidates limited in what they can say.
It's poor form, for example, to offer positions on particular issues that could come before the court. And you're supposed to ignore political affiliation in November, since these are nonpartisan affairs (though voters had to pick a party and a candidate during the primary).
O'Neill isn't your typical Supreme Court candidate, as was evidenced during a forum last week in Columbus.
School funding
While the others, particularly the two sitting justices, were careful about what they said and how they said it, O'Neill plunged right in on issues (the high court really blew it on school funding, he said), on the court's disciplinary proceedings (he called them "frauds" and glorified "cocktail parties") and campaign contributions to judicial candidates ("I'm the judge who refuses to take any money from anybody," he said).
The latter was a point of debate between O'Neill and Justice Terrence O'Donnell, and the two aren't even facing each other in November. O'Neill is challenging Justice Robert Cupp, while O'Donnell is up against Democratic state Sen. Mike Skindell.
But the two do have some history. O'Donnell topped O'Neill in the 2006 general election, 59-41 percent.
O'Neill has been hammering on the campaign contribution issue.
"I believe that it is fundamentally wrong for a judge to accept contributions from a lawyer or litigant and then rule on their case," he said. "I think it undermines the integrity of the system. I think it tarnishes all who are involved in the process."
He cites contributions made by a company to O'Donnell and Cupp between oral arguments on a case and a final favorable decision.
"I am not saying that is a crooked decision," O'Neill added. "But I am saying it is impossible to avoid the appearance of impropriety when you accept money from a litigant and then rule on their case."
O'Donnell, not hiding his irritation, countered that, while justices are aware of the perception of influence of campaign contributions in judicial campaigns, there is no cause-and-effect relationship between contributions and case determinations.
"The fact is that judges are not permitted to accept contributions in Ohio," O'Donnell said. "... We regulate that by having them develop a campaign committee for the purpose of raising funds. Those committees are charged with collecting the money, reporting the money for full transparency."
O'Donnell also chastised O'Neill for not telling the whole story — that a grievance that he filed on the aforementioned contribution was tossed.
"He hasn't had the integrity to tell you his complaint has been dismissed, and these charges are false," O'Donnell said.
Again, I'm not endorsing O'Neill or O'Donnell or anyone else running for Supreme Court.
But O'Neill made last week's candidate forum and this year's justice contests a lot more interesting.
And for that, voters should be grateful.
Marc Kovac is The Vindicator's Statehouse correspondent. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hey let's be clear here. The forum in Columbus was in fact a good opportunity to actually talk about issues. But I did not call the Disciplinary Process a fraud. It was the fund raising process. What I said was that it is a fraud for Judges to pretend they do not raise money, then hold a cocktail party full of lawyers and litigants, and then the Judge shows up and thanks everyone who is present. That is a fraud. Say what you want. That is a Judge fundraising and thanking his loyal supporters. Money and Judges don't mix. Never have and never will. Bill O'Neill www.oneillforjustice.com


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Toshiba launches Ultra HD 4K TV line with Cloud TV updates
Claims to be the first to bring Ultra HD TVs to consumers
JAPANESE ELECTRONICS FIRM Toshiba unveiled the 9 Series Ultra HD TV range today as part of its 2013 home entertainment lineup, including updates to its Cloud TV service.
Toshiba's 9 Series televisions upscale picture quality four times that of standard full HD resolution via Toshiba's Cevo 4K multi-processor engine. The firm claims its the first electronics brand to offer 4K televisions to consumers.
"Containing over eight million megapixels natively, each screen can be viewed at closer distances without individual pixels being visible, creating a more realistic and immersive overall image," Toshiba said.
"With the addition of 800 Active Motion and Resolution (AMR), Toshiba's most advanced High speed picture processing technology to date the 9 Series displays ultra smooth images that maintain detail and minimise ghosting effects, even when watching fast moving scenes, typically found in sports or action movies."
The TVs will ship with 84in, 65in and 58in screens. Toshiba said the two larger screen TVs use passive 3D images for sharpness and clarity, while all models are capable of displaying 3D content at full HD resolution.
The Toshiba 9 Series is also able to convert 2D images to 3D in real-time. Users can control the 3D effect level via a "Depth Control" tool, which adjusts the 3D effect to the viewer's preference.
Shipped with the 9 series will be Toshiba's Cloud TV service that has be updated to include new content providers such as Netflix and Vimeo, which will now join on-demand service BBC iPlayer and Youtube.
Toshiba has yet to announce pricing and release dates for its 9 series TVs, but said we are likely to see them on the market this summer. µ
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Opinion 2.162 - Anencephalic Neonates as Organ Donors
Anencephaly is a congenital absence of major portion of the brain, skull, and scalp. Anencephalic neonates are thought to be unique from other brain-damaged beings because of a lack of past consciousness with no potential for future consciousness.
Physicians may provide anencephalic neonates with ventilator assistance and other medical therapies that are necessary to sustain organ perfusion and viability until such time as a determination of death can be made in accordance with accepted medical standards, relevant law, and regional organ procurement organization policy. Retrieval and transplantation of the organs of anencephalic infants are ethically permissible only after such determination of death is made, and only in accordance with the Council's guidelines for transplantation. (I, III, V)


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One of the safest ways to maintain proper form while performing the squatting motion, this leg press has features that raise it above the competition. A frame with lots of welds but few bolts means that little will loosen over time and absolutely no frame flex during the exercise, and closed linear bearings gliding on 1.25-inch solid steel rods provide uncommon smoothness and less long term maintenance. Compare to the competition using plastic wheels on tubes.


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To begin, I am going to describe my organisation domain set up which may be common or uncommmon to everyone else, I am not sure since I am inexperienced -- but here goes:
We have the domain company.co.uk which is a registered domain i.e. you can do an nslookup on it. Incidentally, our organisation is physically separated at 2 different places hence our AD and other servers are actually set up under country1.company.co.uk and country2.company.co.uk like so
the third party web host machine at the IP of company.co.uk's A record is the machine for the authorative DNS (and web server), has its usual A and NS records, and records for the services which can be accessed externally, for example mail and VPN.
QUESTION (finally): I realized that a single A Record for some-service.countryN.company.co.uk, defined at company.co.uk, seems to be sufficient for the internet to find its way to our LAN server. But, is it really sufficient?
As some-service is a 4th-level domain (or is it 5th?), it surprises me when it even resolves as there are no entries for the intermediate levels. Why is this so? Or do I need to also set the NS for some-service at least?


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I am running an python multithreaded application with multiple processes which scrapes data from some websites. While running on my localhost It works great, but on the vps server I am using( Centos 5.8, 2.6 GHZ with 4 cores) performs very slow.
From the nethogs command I get the network usage too low. I get around 8KBps with 15 threads. On other hand, in my PC I get the usage around 100-120KBPS.
I have read about the Python GIL and threading limitations. It seems GIL never releases the lock on the VPS though it should while doing I/0
Is there any configuration in the VPS that I need to change for the threading to work properly?
UPDATE: Actually multithreading is working but it's the cpu that was causing the problem. 15 Threads were too many for it and it became too busy with the thread switching. Though the vps claims that it's 2.6 GHZ cpu, I think It's actually not. Is there a way to measure the real processor speed in the VPS?


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Bret Michaels. AP Photo/Dan Steinberg.
After recovering from a brain hemorrhage, Bret Michaels intends to appear in the final episode of Donald Trump's "Celebrity Apprentice", and will go on to star in a new VH1 series this Fall.
Michaels previously starred in three seasons of VH1's "Rock of Love". The cable network plans to continue their good relationship with him, at least for ten episodes of another reality show.
The new series, according to Variety, will be about Michaels' everyday life with his two daughters and their mother.
A special sneak-peek episode of the series will air at 10 p.m. Memorial Day.
Following his career as front man for the rock band Poison, his association with the American Diabetes Association, his finalist position on "Apprentice", and his VH1 popularity, Bret Michaels is rocking life.


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Golden Boy – Rouben Mamoulian
When Columbia first announced its purchase of Clifford Odets' Group Theatre play Golden Boy, it seemed a strange choice, because that studio had never favored dramas of strong social significance. Odets was not hired to adapt his own play for film; instead, four top writers carefully deleted the play's social comment from the screenplay that was being prepared. Some of the controversial characters-were completely eliminated; the romance was built up; and the hero's conflict was simplified. A happy ending was devised as a substitute for the play's conclusion. All things considered, the screenwriters did a good job, for Golden Boy as a movie proved to be much stronger entertainment than the play. Today the play is dated, but the movie is still as pertinent as it was at the time of its initial release.
When the production was first announced in the trade magazines, it featured an appealing painting of Jean Arthur, who was announced as its star. Producer Harry Cohn was biding his time, hoping to borrow John Garfield from Warner Bros. for the title role, but Jack Warner and Harry Cohn were feuding, so Garfield could not be secured for the part. Things began to fall into place, though, when Rouben Mamoulian was signed as director. Mamoulian was a versatile man who could never be typed in any one kind of film. Whatever the background of the story he was directing, its cinematic mood was always beautifully sustained. He was faced with two strong dramatic story lines to resolve: the romance between an unworldly youth and a sophisticated girl; and the internal struggle of the boy who had to choose between fulfilling himself artistically through his music, and the opportunity to achieve quick success as a boxer. Mamoulian had one advantage in telling the story on the screen that could never be realized in the theater: he could show the prizefight sequences realistically. In the theater these scenes had to take place offstage; in the film they are superbly done, and convey an electric charge of quick ringside excitement and suspense.
Mamoulian demonstrated superb taste in casting his picture. He was fortunate in being able to get Barbara Stanwyck for the heroine, Lorna Moon, the girl friend of the fight manager Tom Moody, who is perfectly played by Adolphe Menjou. Stanwyck had just finished her last scenes as the heroine in De Mille's Union Pacific (1939), and she came over to Columbia with almost no break from her Paramount duties. Lee J. Cobb had been in the original stage play in a minor part, but was cast by Mamoulian in the more important role of Mr. Bonaparte, the boy's father, who dreams of his son's becoming a great violinist and who strongly opposes his son's boxing career because of the threat it holds of injuring the boy's hands. Joseph Calleia was exactly right for the mobster, Eddie Fuseli, and Sam Levene, as the taxi driver Siggie, provided the humor the story needed.
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I set Banshee up as the default app to launch when I plug in my Android device, but have changed my mind. I'd prefer that Ubuntu simply mount it as a drive and leave the rest to me.
How would I go about changing this behavior?
You could try changing the default behaviour for plugged in devices in Nautilus settings (the tab is called Devices I believe).
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The Young Children's Program provides an environment designed to help families:
- Participate meaningfully in their children's educational experience
- Grow in their understanding of child development and appropriate early education
- Develop a support network with other families in the program
- Become more familiar with family support resources within the community
Because the YCP views early education as the shared responsibility of home and school, it is critical that we communicate often and well about all aspects of a child's school experience. Communication during the year is verbal and written, informal and formal, and may be initiated by family members and school personnel. In an effort to promote environmental responsibility, communication will be electronic as much as possible. Parents are encouraged to contact a teacher or the YCP coordinator if the family is unable to receive electronic communication (via the web and email) or needs to communicate in a language other than English.
Communication initiated by the YCP is in the following forms:
- YCP Family Handbook
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Enter into an authentic railroad depot and take a step back in time. Here you will find books, artifacts, pictures and vintage clothing of Mercer since it was established in 1894. Mercer became organized as a town in 1908.
The Depot Museum is open weekends only from Memorial Day weekend until the 3rd weekend in June; thereafter it is open daily through Labor Day weekend and after Labor Day only on the weekends again through the end of September.
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Child Pedestrian Injuries and Built Urban Environment: Evaluation of a Safe Route
FOA Number: CE10-001 Preventing Unintentional Childhood Injuries
Project Period: 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2012
Application/Grant Number: CE001816
Principal Investigator: DiMaggio, Charles PhD
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The study addresses the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention priority areas of healthy communities, healthy children, and achieving public health equity. It is responsive to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Funding Opportunity Announcement research objectives of exploratory and developmental research that will expand and advance our understanding of causes and approaches to prevent unintentional injury among children, research into the cost-effectiveness of policies to prevent transportation injuries to children, and opportunistic evaluations of changes in environments that could influence the rate of unintentional childhood injuries. "Importance. In the United States, injury exacts a greater toll in potential years of life lost than cancer and cardiovascular disease combined. Injuries tend to afflict the youngest members of society, and no child is more at risk of serious injury than the pediatric pedestrian. In one estimate 50,000 children in the U.S. are struck by cars each year with 1,800 dying "Objectives. Our overarching goal is evaluate the effectiveness of a large-scale federally-funded Safe Routes to School (SRTS) transportation initiative of safety improvements to the built environment surrounding public schools to prevent pediatric pedestrian injuries. We will test the hypotheses that (1) changes to the built environment are associated with significantly decreased risk of pediatric pedestrian injury occurrence and severity, and (2) the probability of pediatric pedestrian injury is significantly lower in SRTS areas than in non- SRTS areas. "Design. We propose to conduct what is essentially a natural epidemiological experiment through the opportunistic evaluation of changes in the build environment to prevent and control child pedestrian injury. The study will be based on the secondary analyses of administrative law enforcement and health data sets using time series methods, Poisson regression and Bayesian hierarchical spatial modeling. "Setting. High population and traffic dense urban environments. "Participants. Children under the age of 18. "Interventions. Capital improvements including new traffic and pedestrian signals, the addition of exclusive pedestrian crossing times, speed bumps, speed boards, high visibility crosswalks and new parking regulations at 135 of New York City's 1471 public schools. "Outcomes. The project will result in the evaluation of a large-scale injury control and prevention initiative, the wider dissemination of the best available evidence on cost-effective changes to the built environment in urban settings, and the development and translation of a set of epidemiological tools utilizing recent innovative advances in evidence synthesis and spatiotemporal disease mapping to prevent and control pediatric pedestrian injuries.
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May is National Mental Health Month, helping to raise awareness of mental health and reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. Creativity has long been associated with mental health issues such as depression and bipolar disorder. Writers throughout the ages have struggled and some eventually committed suicide as a result of mental illness. With so many treatment options available today, and so much more understanding about mental illness, there is no reason for people to continue suffering in silence. Amid the headline-grabbing, tragic stories of creative people and their suffering, there are many stories of survival. Here is a list of four writers who lived with mental illness.
Isaac Newton famously wrote the "Principia Mathematica" describing the laws of motion and universal gravitation. The physicist, or natural philosopher as physicists were known at the time, suffered a nervous breakdown, probably depression, in the years 1692-93, possibly due to mercury poisoning from all the alchemical experiments he carried out. Newton recovered, was knighted in 1705, and continued his scientific experiments until his death at age 84.
Hans Christian Andersen, the children's author, suffered from depression while still at school. He went on to write some of the most famous children's stories of all time like "The Ugly Duckling" and "The Little Mermaid." Andersen is commemorated around the world for his contributions to children's literature.
Emily Dickinson the prolific poet only published a handful of poems during her lifetime. Her seclusion in later life is often attributed to some type of mental illness, possibly agoraphobia, the fear of wide open spaces. The first volume of her poems was published in 1890, four year after her death. A complete edition of her collected poems appeared in 1955.
Winston Churchill, the British statesman and politician was also a writer and painter. His nonfiction works include "The Second World War" and "A History of the English-Speaking Peoples." He famously suffered from depression, the "black dog" as he called it, but managed to lead Britain as Prime Minister during World War II. Churchill won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953 and continued writing and painting until his death at the age of 90.
For more information on mental health, check out the Mental Health America website and the mental health website of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services mentalhealth.gov.
Books by the authors mentioned above are all available online, in bookstores or at your local library.


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Galactic Illustrations by Aldous Massie
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From time to time I found a illustrator that can transmit the retro futuristic aesthetic with outstanding skills. This illustrations from Aldous Massie can really transport the viewer to another dimension, geometric and neon shaped.
You can see more for this great illustrator on his Official Website.


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Watch Mario Batali Discuss Banana-and-Mayonnaise Sandwiches
"One of the greatest sandwiches of all time."
Of course Mario Batali had an obligation to praise mayonnaise at Hellmann's 100th-anniversary party, but he took it a little far. Batali told Potluck Video's Ali Rosen that he uses mayonnaise as a substitute for fat in cupcakes, burgers, coffee cakes — and adds it to bananas. "I do a little Hellmann's balsamic, a thin slice of bananas, and then a little bit of Sriracha hot sauce, and it's one of the greatest sandwiches of all time," he says. Watch it all, straight ahead.


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Public-private partnerships are the future of public finance. That little sentence can light a fire in the world of public money, which is struggling to find the wherewithal to pay for infrastructure.
For a while now, public-private partnerships (P3s), which let a private entity handle everything from the development and operation of a public project to its financing, have become a standard option to replace roads, bridges, wastewater treatment facilities and other core infrastructure. Recently, there's been talk of using P3s for the reimagining of such icons as New York's Penn Station and LaGuardia Airport, Chicago's "L" train, and the Los Angeles Convention Center.
Special districts spend more public money than all city governments combined, much of it raised through borrowing in the municipal bond market. But proposed new regulations from the Internal Revenue Service could make it harder for special districts to borrow that money tax-free. And that could be very expensive for states and localities.
All totaled, the Census Bureau counts 39,000 special-purpose district governments, which are usually created to address -- and raise revenue for -- specific functions, such as airports, libraries, wastewater, mosquito control and so on. They exist separately from general-purpose governments, and may cross the borders of cities, counties and states.
So far, 2016 has been a year of tenuous economics. Record losses in the stock market. Slow job growth. Financial turmoil in China and Europe. For the first time since 2007, state budget planners are talking about the next recession.
That conversation naturally turns toward rainy day funds. These funds -- sometimes called "budget stabilization funds" or "counter-cyclical stabilization policies" -- are one of the few tools states can deploy to protect their budgets when recessions cause revenues to drop. The challenge, of course, is that putting money in a rainy day fund means limiting the state's spending on highways, education, Medicaid and other needs. As such, one of the biggest challenges of state government finance is finding a rainy day fund amount that's not too small, but not too large.
In our current federal system, states are endowed with the right to chart their fiscal destinies. Each state can choose which kinds of taxes it wishes to impose -- and what rates and rules will apply.
Not so with municipalities. States can, and do, impose fiscal straitjackets on local governments, defining their authority or lack thereof to levy certain kinds of taxes, or even how such taxes may be assessed, applied or collected. At the same time, they require local governments to balance their budgets, keep their debt under control, and promise more to retirees than can be paid.
Mark Zuckerberg is now a big-time philanthropist. Two months ago, Facebook's chief executive and his wife Priscilla Chan launched a plan -- the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative -- to give away most of their wealth. It's not clear what specific causes the initiative will target or what it will do. But what it does is not nearly as important as how it does it. Without spending a dollar, it has already brought disruptive change to philanthropy.
How? It's all about the organization. The initiative is set up not as a traditional tax-exempt nonprofit, but as a for-profit company. It is not bound by the rules that charitable and tax-exempt foundations are. Organized as a limited liability company (LLC), the initiative can call on a variety of capitalistic tools, such as funding nonprofit organizations, making private investments and participating in policy debates. Traditional nonprofits still do good work, but the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative makes "philanthrocapitalism" the center of gravity for a modern charity.


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Triple-Chocolate Quick Bread RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1-1/2 cups miniature semisweet chocolate chips, divided
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups unsweetened applesauce
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 to 3 tablespoons half-and-half cream
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Pinch salt
- Ina microwave-safe bowl, melt 1 cup chocolate chips; set aside to cool. In a large bowl, cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs and cooled chocolate; mix well. Add applesauce and vanilla; set aside. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in the remaining chocolate chips.
- Spoon into four greased 5-3/4-in. x 3-in. x 2-in. loaf pans. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing to wire racks.
- For glaze, melt chocolate chips and butter in a small heavy saucepan; stir in cream. Remove from the heat; stir in confectioners' sugar, vanilla and salt. Drizzle over warm breads. Cool completely. Yield: 4 mini-loaves.
Reviews for Triple-Chocolate Quick Bread
"I added all of the chips to the batter and skipped the glaze. I also added an extra 1/4 cup butter. The bread came out great! These would also make great muffins!"
"Just made these and they are pretty good. Didn't get to make the frosting, didn't have powdered sugar, and my daughter (helper) fell asleep before they got done baking. I will say they do need some kind of frosting or something. They are just slightly on the dry side. Maybe cause I did a muffins instead of loaves. I reduced the baking time. Anywho, I'll make them again, but with frosting or eat with a glass of milk."
"I made these as muffins like a previous reviewer did. They were very tasty, but I do agree they were a tad dry. Would definitely add more chocolate chips into the batter tho, as all I had was regular ones."
"I've made this for church activities and always get requests on the recipe."
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In a move that surprised even industry insiders, Celebrity Cruises announced today that it would add another Solstice- class ship to its existing three vessel shipyard order. The new ship will enter into service in fall 2011.
The original order, placed with Germany's Meyer Werft Shipyard in 2005, called for three 118,000-ton, 2,850-passenger vessels. The first, Celebrity Solstice, is due in fall 2008; Celebrity Equinox will debut in summer 2009; and Celebrity Eclipse is slated to launch in 2010.
The new ship will be identical to the other ships in the class in most ways -- but not all. For instance, the price has gone up: Celebrity paid $640 million for Solstice, Equinox and Eclipse; it will pay nearly $800 million for the fourth, as-yet unnamed ship. As well, the new vessel will be ever-so-slightly roomier than the other three; it'll measure 122,000 tons instead of 118,000 and yet carry the same passenger capacity.
Celebrity's Solstice class of ships will be distinctive beyond the fact that they're significantly larger than any other vessels in the fleet. Though few concrete details have been revealed, the ship will, according to the cruise line, feature larger-than-average standard staterooms; 90 percent of cabins will be outsides and of those 85 percent will have balconies.
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Frank, There was a women from VA that lived right outside the oak ridge area, that wanted to attend but it's to late to get her registered. I gave her your email address to contact you. Her name is Lynn Hudson.


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Anyone who witnessed the documentary Bill Cunningham New York (2010) knows that the veteran New York Times photographer has a treasure trove of photographic evidence of his favorite city and its ongoing evolution.
Riding about town on his trusty Schwinn, camera in hand, the octogenarian Cunningham has spent decades documenting the city's fashions as worn by a lovably eccentric populace.
Thanks to a 1976 bequest from Cunningham of 88 silver gelatin prints, the New-York Historical Society has mounted an exhibition of Cunningham's photographs from his Facades series that will run from March 14 through June 15, 2014 at the museum's home at 170 Central Park West in Manhattan.
An anthropologist of all things New York, Cunningham commenced his Facades project in 1968 by scouring the city's flea markets, auction houses, and thrift stores for vintage clothing, which he then utilized to pose models in period costumes at historic New York locales.
By the time he had completed his project in 1976, Cunningham had amassed more than 500 outfits and photographed nearly two thousand New York locations.
Apart from its focus on fashion, the eight-year project chronicled an era during which historic preservation became a cultural and political issue. (Alas, by the inauguration of Cunningham's photographic essay, the original Penn Station had already been razed – and replaced.)
Curated by New-York Historical Society Historian Dr. Valerie Paley, the exhibition enables a re-examination of the architectural riches of New York, juxtaposed with a timeline of the vagaries of city fashions. Cunningham's photographs capture elements of a city on the cusp of massive change and most New Yorkers will breathe with relief to see that such venerable buildings as the Bowery Savings Bank, Federal Hall, "21" Club, St. Paul's Chapel – and yes, Grand Central Station – are still with us.
Cunningham's commentary, dutifully jotted on the verso of his prints, attests to his immersion in the historical context of New York fashion, while also unearthing some startling facts. A model wearing a filmy dress from the 18th century while posing in front of City Hall evokes, as Cunningham writes, "the custom of the French ladies to immerse themselves in a tub of water when fully dressed so the gown would stick to the body, [which] caused an epidemic of influenza and many thousands of deaths that was called the 'muslin disease.'"
Cunningham's muse of that era, Editta Sherman, was also a photographer and, on the strength of these photographs, a willing and able – and ebullient – model as well. As much as anything, Facades captures the joie de vivre that Cunningham's oeuvre has documented for decades – and his work with the zaftig Sherman is a testament to their mutual adoration for New York and each other. Witness, for example, two photographs hung alongside each other that document Sixties fashion: Sherman on a ladder in front of the Paris Theatre (which is showing Marcel Carné's Children of Paradise) – and Sherman in front of Lever House with a grin as large as the flowers swirling on her dress and coat lining.
A photograph of Sherman garbed in 19th-century finery while sitting poised and prim in a graffiti-covered subway car beautifully mirrors the unsettling zeitgeist of New York in the late Sixties and early Seventies. As Cunningham has stated, "Fashion is the armor to survive the reality of everyday life." This illuminating exhibition gives credence to the manner in which New Yorkers throughout history have utilized fashion to survive – and flourish.


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Hawaii has given the world several ways of preparing food. Poke is one of the most delicious things they have created. Poke is basically fish marinated with seaweed, spices, onion, sesame oil and other items added. Roasted kukui nut, the Hawaiian candlenut, also adds crunchiness and flavor to the mix. Poke is not just made from ahi tuna, but in Hawaii it is made with many types of local, fresh fish, shrimp and seafood. Umeke's, in the heart of Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, is a small place that produces fresh poke with big flavors.
Walking into Umeke's, you have a counter for ordering with no seating. The seating is on umbrella tables outside, which is not a bad way to enjoy a meal in Hawaii. Next to the counter is a cooler with a glass front. Inside the cooler are a dozen bins labelled with different types of poke and salads. Shannon, manning the counter at Umeke's, was happy to provide a taste of any item of interest. The poke and salads are sold by the pound in hand-packed containers. One of the most popular ways to eat the poke are the Poke Bombs Umeke's version of a popular treat consisting of poke topping an inari (bean curd) sushi wrapper first filled with sushi rice. Another popular way to enjoy the poke is in a nice large bowl filled with brown or white rice or even quinoa and then topped with an assortment of salads and poke. It provides a good, substantial meal to enjoy and is very reasonable at $10.50 for a bowl.
The traditional ahi tuna poke was very fresh and flavorful, tender with just a little bite to it. The kimchee shrimp poke had a nice flavor, spicy and yet not overpowering. The shrimp were nice big jumbo shrimp and blended with the Korean kimchee sauce perfectly. A ceviche made out of local ono fish was melt-in-your-mouth tender, with Umeke's marinade bringing out the flavor of the fish. The lomi lomi salmon, an old variation on the marinated fish dish that is popular at luaus, had a nice texture to it from fresh Hawaiian sweet onions that contrasted nicely with the Hawaiian sea salt used. .A very unusual dish for those who only think of poke as fish is piupikaula, a poke made with beef that is reminiscent of beef jerky.
Nakoa Pabre, the founder and owner of Umeke's, takes his fish seriously. He buys direct from the local fisherman, augmenting his standard fishes like ahi tuna with locally caught mahi, kampachi (a Hawaiian yellowtail) and a local Hawaiian snapper called opakapaka. The fish are bought whole and broken down at Umeke's, with part of them going for the delicious poke and parts for "daily specials" such as a grilled yellowtail plate. Other cooked daily specials might include teriyaki beef or lau lau, a traditional dish wrapped in ti leaved and then baked in an oven.
Sides included a Hō'i'o Salad, made with the stems and leaves of a large Hawaiian fern. It is a local specialty that has a fresh, bright taste to it. Delicious and unusual, it is well worth trying it. Crab and Broccoli Salad gives a nice combination of flavors with the different pokes. Also available are a Seaweed Salad, a nod from the Japanese culture that has influenced so much of the food in the Islands. A kimchee salad with marinated cucumbers and even poi are available to go with the poke. White rice and brown rice are used as both sides and as the base for bowls topped with several choices of the fresh poke.
The owner, Nakoa Pabre, started Umeke's in February 2013 as a way to provide Kona with freshly made Hawaiian foods. Several locals in Kona had suggested Umeke's as the place for the best poke, so it was it seems that Umeke's has really hit the taste buds of the locals. Nakoa also showed that he can do poke-making with the best of them, winning the 2013 Sam Choy's Keauhou Poke Contest not only in the Professional Division but also taking the "fish" as the Overall Winner in the prestigious Hawaiian contest. He has been making poke for over 10 years now, starting at a grocery store in the town of Puna, before going on to become the poke chef at a popular Kona poke restaurant. Now, with Umeke's, he can not only make the traditional types of poke, but bring his creativity to bear with new variations such as avocado poke and lemongrass poke.
Umeke's is a one-block walk up from Kona's waterfront and shops. After eating some delicious poke and other ono (delicious) Hawaiian treats there on the patio, it is easy to walk back down to the waterfront and enjoy the Hawaiian ocean, knowing that you have just had one of the most delicious meals to come fresh from the surf right at your feet.
75-143 Hualalai Road, Suite 105
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740
Ph: 808-329-3050
Recommendations: Ahi Tuna poke, Hō'i'o Salad, Lemongrass poke, Ono ceviche, grilled Kampachi belly with miso, Kimchee Shrimp
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I recently downloaded Google Chrome with Ubuntu 9.04 and love it.
Ironically one site I consistently have issues with is gmail. When I enter gmail I will click a link, say an email or the inbox link. After a very long wait (on the order of 30 seconds to a couple of minutes) my page will load with an error such as:
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Googling the symptoms has not helped.
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Satoru Iwata has commented on the struggling hardware sales of the Wii U. According to a report from VG247 on May 15, the president and chief executive officer from Nintendo, the company behind "Pokemon X" and "Pokemon Y," compared the high-definition console to the Game Boy. He stated that the portable system was also not selling very well during the first few years of its lifespan.
However, business began to pick up with the release of "Pokemon Blue" and "Pokemon Red" in 1998. Due to the arrival of the two games, the Game Boy was able to achieved its stronger sales period over its lifespan. Satoru Iwata thinks that a similar situation may occur when it comes to the Wii U, which has shipped just 6.17 million units since launching in late 2012. In comparison, Sony Computer Entertainment recently announced that the PS4 reached 7 million units in sales despite launching a year later. You can find the comments from the executive below:
The fate of a video game system is often influenced greatly by the introduction of a single title. As many of you probably remember, before the release of the Pokémon game, Game Boy had been showing slow growth, and many people wondered whether it was the end of Game Boy. But the Pokémon game singlehandedly changed the landscape of the system, which then started to show the strongest sales in the lifecycle of the system.
Nintendo is projecting that 3.6 million units of the Wii U will be sold by the end of the company's next fiscal year that will be concluding on March 31, 2015. Nintendo does have several big-named titles plan for the console starting with "Mario Kart 8," which is coming out on May 8. You can find a screen featuring the racing game from Nintendo's Twitter page with the image attached to the top portion of this article. "Hyrule Warriors," "Super Smash Bros 4" for Wii U and other titles are also coming later in the year.
Despite the popularity of the "Pokemon" franchise, Nintendo previously revealed that the company has no plans in bringing the mainline role-playing games to the Wii U. The aforesaid "Pokemon X" and "Pokemon Y" sold 12 million copies sold far, approximately doubling the install base of the next-generation system. The publisher also announced "Pokemon Alpha Sapphire" and "Pokemon Omega Ruby," two remakes coming out later in 2014 that are using the same 3D graphics engine as the prior games.
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At the age of 53, Wayne Gretzky may be considering an NHL return. No, he will not be lacing up the skates and throwing on his number 99 sweater (which has been retired by the NHL); instead, the "Great One" may be returning as an owner.
According to the New York Post on Friday, Gretzky has been linked to a group of investors that are attempting to bring the NHL to Seattle.
It is currently unknown if the group is looking into expansion, or purchasing and relocating an existing franchise. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said last month that the league is not currently in "expansion mode.;" noting that in Seattle specifically he doesn't yet know if there is even the prospect of a building being constructed in Seattle that could house a franchise.
This would not be Gretzky's first foray into NHL ownership. After retiring as the NHL's all-time leading scorer in 1999, Gretzky became a minority owner of the Phoenix Coyotes in 2000. He took over as head coach for the Coyotes prior to the 2005-2006 season. He coached the franchise for four seasons, accumulating a record of 143 wins, 161 losses and 24 overtime loses.
After his tenure with the Coyotes had ended, his relationship with the league soured. The relationship appears to have been mended some, as the league reached an agreement in December to pay Gretzky nearly $8 million, to reimburse the estranged superstar for his losses during the Phoenix Coyotes' bankruptcy in 2009. After the filing, the league took control of the franchise, until selling it last summer. The previous owner, Jerry Moyes, had owed Gretzky money at the time of the filing.
In 1,487 NHL games with the Edmonton Oilers, Los Angeles Kings, St. Louis Blues and New York Rangers, Gretzky had 894 goals, 1,963 assists and 2,857 points; all of which are NHL records.
Gretzky declined to comment on the report.
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Just Shut Up and Eat Your Cookies
You're not fooling anyone with that anti-dessert soliloquy.
"There are even those that go so far as to deliver the exact same speech about how they are 'not a dessert person' every single time they take a bite of a cookie. Who are they convincing?! We all love cookies! They were created by scientists to sabotage Monsanto and regulate the bathing-suit industry. " — Ladies, you're not fooling anyone with those anti-dessert soliloquies. [Thought Catalog]


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UK drivers to face serious fines, possible jail time, if caught with Google Glass
It doesn't exactly take a rocket scientist to figure out that the impending arrival of Google Glass to the mass market holds in a lot of safety concerns for drivers, that is until Google unleases their driverless cars unto the world. The UK government, yes the weird bunch that blocked porn for all Brits, are working on a new law that will ban wearing Google Glass whilst driving.
For obvious safety reasons, the UK government has decided to add Google Glass while driving in the same category as the use of mobile phones; "careless driving." The government regulators fear that too many drivers will be distracted by the wearable and the content it displays, which may lead to disasterous consequences, ie. accidents which likely involves death. Google Glass has faced a lot of scrutiny over the past year including concerns over privacy which has lead to Glass being banned in a lot of establishments. The company has also allowed current explorers of the Glass accessory to invite some friends to join the program, but it remains to be seen when exactly the device will hit the mass market.
Google Glass is likely to face some stiff competition from the likes of smartwatches which seems to be the next big thing in the consumer electronics industry, especially with its current enormous price of $1,500 which seems high even for the rich and famous. Will you get Glass? Tell us below!
Dell apparently working on smartwatch of their own
As the never ending list of companies supposedly working on a smartwatch offering continues, Dell has filled a space of its own hinting at a Dell branded smartwatch before the end of the year.
Sony preparing new smartwatch for next week's Mobile Asia Expo
Sony first introduced their smartwatch early last year, it gained a following, but not as much traction as the company has hoped for. Nonetheless the company continued providing support to the device, but with recent rumours of an Apple iWatch and a Samsung Galaxy Watch, Sony seems to have upped their game and may lead the smartwatch revolution. The early bird catches the worm right?
Google Glass teardown reveals tiny inyards, even smaller battery
Google Glass has been floating around all over the internet for over a year now, the ultimate eyewear, but it's still not available. Two individuals, Star Simpson and Scott Torborg, decided to take theirs apart to see what makes it tick, and how disappointed are we now.
Google Glass to be manufactured in the US?
Google's Project Glass has been one of the most anticipated products the company has yielded to date, but it hasn't been without its faults, plenty have criticized the upcoming wearable for its privacy concerns. As the wearable era is about to kick off, it seems Google won't follow suit with its competitors by manufacturing Glass in China.


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|Univ. of Man - Employee Assistance Program: Health Quest - Suicide Signs and Prevention
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States, "a comprehensive prevention initiative can reduce suicide and attempted suicide, promoting a healthier and more productive workforce." See Reinforce the Role of Supervisors. - Read morehttp://www.valueoptions.com/suicide_prev/html%20pages/Support.htm
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|World Health Organization (WHO) - Preventing Suicide: A Resource at Work
Download this PDF document that addresses worker suicide and reveals that "for every worker that commits suicide, another 10-20 will make a suicide attempt. Suicide accounts for 8% of all working days lost due to death." - Read morehttp://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2006/9241594381_eng.pdf


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The Boulder City, Nevada Campus is located about thirty miles outside of Las Vegas. The landmark for this campus is a beautiful Spanish- style chapel at the entrance of the campus. When you walk into the chapel you will notice the paintings on the wall are of children who once lived at the ranch. Their names have also been written on the stones inside the chapel, a constant reminder of how many children have been cared for here. This campus sits on 40 acres overlooking Lake Mead, there are eight cottages and an independent living facility fully equipped to care for children who, through no fault of their own, have been abused, abandoned or neglected.
Children are placed in our care through the Clark County Department of Family Services. We are licensed for 59 children who have been taken from their natural parents because of some sort of abuse, abandonment or neglect. By the time the children arrive at the ranch some have already been placed in multiple failed private foster placements.
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The vampire popularity has officially crossed the line. Due to the insane fanfare of Twilight and Vampire Diaries, people are producing anything and everything that they can think of that they can cross promote with the vampire craze. Unfortunately, this brings forth some really insane products that makes you go "WTF?". Introducing, Fleshlight's "Succu Dry" vampire sex toy in a can. If you aren't familiar with Fleshlight, Fleshlight is a very popular male sex toy manufacturer. Fleshlight's gimmick is that sex toys are concealed in container that looks like an ordinary flashlight or 16 ounce can (like one of those giant Monster energy drinks). In an effort to tap into the vampire craze, Fleshlight has created a male sex toy that features a vampire mouth and fangs.
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Fleshlight also called upon internet model/burlesque dancer, Masuimi Max to be the spokeswomen for Succu Dry. I guess you can't blame Fleshlight for trying to meet the demands of the legions of vampire fanatics. In my opinion, this is ridiculous and scary as shit.
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Monadnock Mountain Music Jaffrey and the Temple Recreation committee are co-hosting an event.
WHAT: Potluck & Old-time Bluegrass Jam hosted by Monadnock Mountain Music Jaffrey (MMMJ) and the Town of Temple Recreation Committee.
WHEN: Sunday, April 15, 2012, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
WHERE: The Temple, NH Town Hall, Temple , NH
It's on Rte 45 right in the center of Temple (Rte 45 connects Rte 101 between Peterborough and Wilton to Rt 31 in Greenville). If you get disoriented, just call 603 398-4665 for directions.
What to bring: a nice potluck dish, instrument(s), your singing voice, and a friend.
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Frontier Communications has made another step in developing a presence in the emerging smart home market segment with the debut of its new Wi-Fi-based video monitoring service.
ABI Research: Security segment share of smart home market to drop 50 percent by 2019
Home security monitoring vendors continue to enjoy a dominant position in the U.S. managed smart home market, but according to a new ABI Research report, their market share will plummet over 50 percent as a host of new competitors emerges.
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Home automation as we know it has been around for two decades, but in 2013, it may finally come into its own, with analysts predicting a compound annual growth rate of as much as 45 percent. But what's driving the projected growth in home automation? And what could stop that growth in its tracks?
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota Vikings owner Zygi Wilf met with Gov. Mark Dayton on Friday, telling him that now is the time to discuss a new stadium since the outlines of a state budget deal are finally in place.
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The story is inspired by the animals of the Australian bush. It is also an interesting read for those children who might think they know a bit more than their mums and dads.
Goanna thought he knew better and had to learn a hard lesson. Maybe children can learn from this story too.
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The OpenPortal Portlet Container 2.0 Update 1(2.0_01) has been released.
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This release has some important fixes and enhancements to support WSRP Beta and Liferay integration. The changelog contains issues resolved. It is recommended that you uninstall previous versions before installing this release.
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MEDINA — When Pat Spoerndle came up with the idea to golf 100 holes in a single day to benefit HMC Hospice of Medina County, he figured he would do it for one year.
Not only has it lasted more than a year, the annual golf marathon benefit is nearing a milestone in terms of money raised.
Spoerndle will take to Fox Meadow Country Club on Monday for the fifth annual 100 For Hospice in hopes of surpassing the $100,000 plateau, with 100 percent of it going to Hospice.
"I had no idea it would evolve into this," he said. "I had this idea in 2009 and I thought I would just do it for one year.
"Year in, year out, I'm amazed by the support of people in our county and outside of the county."
Spoerndle came up with a goal of $10,000 in his first attempt to golf 100 holes in a day and found out right away about the generosity of local residents. He far exceeded that mark, pulling in $16,000, and the Medina resident has generated over $80,000 for Hospice heading into this year's event.
"I'm thrilled," Spoerndle said of nearing the monetary milestone. "Right now, I'm a little nervous, too, because the first year we had a number to get to and each year we've gotten there. Now knowing that the total (of $100,000) is in reach, it's a little nerve-racking."
Spoerndle wouldn't have it any other way, however, as he never needs an excuse to spend a perfect summer day on the links. He plans to start his marathon round at 6:30 a.m.
To keep the 56-year-old going, he will battle a team from WKNR-AM 850 that includes county residents Kenny Roda and Tony Rizzo, along with Bruce Hooley and Matt Fontana, in a friendly competition to see who has the best net score and finishes in the fastest time.
The team that takes longer than five minutes on a hole will be penalized by a stroke, which the KNR team found out first hand after being penalized 21 times in last summer's event.
"I killed them in time last year and that's always a goal of mine," said Spoerndle, who needed 7 hours, 7 minutes last summer to complete the task. "This year's objective is to play fast, like I always do, and play well. I was flying last year, but a lot of that had to do with that I've done it before.
"But as long as we raise the money I'm after, I don't care who wins. It's definitely great bragging rights and nice to have them involved."
Spoerndle is looking for donations from individuals and businesses to help his cause. For the first time, donations can be made online at his website www.100forhospice.com, or be visiting Hospice's webpage, www.hospiceofmedina.org/give.
Spoerndle said the target tax-deductible donation is $100, but he's encouraging those that donate to recruit others to give and so on.
Those willing to help in the event or in the cause itself can contact Spoerndle at (330) 721-8822.
"People have been very generous," he said. "We have core people that are there year in and year out making donations, and that has worked out great. The folks at Fox Meadows have also been great with helping us. I want to get that $20,000."
The public is also encouraged to stop by Fox Meadow throughout the day for moral support.
"One-hundred holes of golf is a lot of work, but it's fun," Spoerndle said. "The feeling and excitement I get is indescribable. I get to help a great organization and community with something I enjoy doing."
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Arizona is growing suspicious of a handful of doctors responsible for prescribing the majority of the medical marijuana throughout the state, and officials say they fully intend to impose a crackdown to put them out of business.
According to a recent report from the Arizona Department of Health Services, there are 21 registered physicians accountable for writing the majority of the medical marijuana recommendations across the state.
Will Humble, director of the state Department of Health Services, says that some of the statistics in the latest report has him concerned that there are a growing number of medical marijuana recipients in Arizona receiving recommendations for the drug without a justifiable medical issue to support their need for the reefer.
Statistics show that out of Arizona's 27,000 licensed physicians, 472 of them were responsible for certifying nearly 36,350 patients from July 2012 to June 2013. In addition, 99 naturopaths, which are those doctors that practice both traditional and natural medicine, certified nearly 27,280 patients.
However, the majority of concern stems from the fact that 21 of those naturopaths approved 72% of the state's medicinal marijuana recommendations. This makes Humble believe that many patients are bypassing their primary care physician and seeking out "certification mills" as a means to fulfill their desire for medical marijuana.
"It's a problem that all the states (where medical marijuana is allowed) face: Just a handful of physicians write the certifications," said Humble.
Humble adds that he believes it is important for patients to consult with their primary care physicians about receiving a medical marijuana recommendation, and not just sniff out some quack willing to write a script.
Yet, many doctors say they are apprehensive to even discuss medical marijuana with their patients due to it still being illegal under federal law.
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I am looking to optimize reading/writing huge data for a C++ simulation application. The data termed as a "map" essentially consists of integers, doubles, floats and a single enum. A majority of this map data is fixed in size but a small part of it can vary (from a few to several KB) in size. Several such maps (typically millions) are computed once at the start of the application and then stored in a single binary file to be parsed at each simulation time-step.
Since there are a few million maps, parsing of this binary file is quite slow with fseek and fread being the major bottlenecks. I am looking for an alternative approach to doing the same.
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
HIMALAYAN FAIR The 31st annual Himalayan Fair at Live Oak Park will run will run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 17, and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 18. The free fair features over 100 vendors, some here all the way from the Himalayas. Entertainment includes numerous dance and music offerings throughout the day, showcasing the cultural traditions of the region. Founded in 1983, the Himalayan Fair is a great Berkeley tradition. Live Oak Park, 1300 Shattuck Ave. … Continue reading »
Three cheers for Jazz on Fourth, Sunday in Berkeley
There's nothing like free music in a public space to bring people together, and there's no better line up on tap in town this season than the 19th Annual Jazz on Fourth, which runs this Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
A festival supporting the Berkeley High School Jazz Program, the event features powerhouse blues belter Sista Monica Parker, the dance-inducing Afro-Cuban grooves of Tito Y Su Son De Cuba, and the stylish jazz balladeer Ed Reed, whose remarkable late-blooming career has brought him international renown in his 80s. Of course, the festival is also a student showcase with performances by the award-winning Berkeley High School Combo A and the full 22-piece Berkeley High School Ensemble, directed by Sarah Cline. … Continue reading »
18th annual Jazz on Fourth kicks off on Sunday
The 18th annual Jazz on Fourth Street Festival kicks off on Sunday, May 19 at noon. The free festival supports the renowned jazz programs at Berkeley High.
"School districts around the country have trouble keeping their arts and music programs thriving," said Marshall Lamm, who helps organize the festival. "Berkeley High's jazz program has been a source of pride for the community for so long. It takes a community and it takes concerned citizens to support the kids. Every bit helps."
Sunday's program includes Dixieland from Mal Sharpe's Big Money in Jazz Band, blues from Mark Hummel and the Blues Survivors, and Latin jazz from drummer and BHS alumnus Josh Jones and his Latin Jazz Group. The full 22-piece Berkeley High School Ensemble, directed by Sarah Cline, will provide the festival's finale. … Continue reading »
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The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley this weekend
LET WORDS INSPIRE For more than 10 years the WriterCoach Connection has brought one-on-one writing support to thousands of middle school and high school students in Berkeley and beyond. The organization is hosting its annual Read-and-Write-a-thon at King Middle School on Saturday to raise funds for operations and to expand to Richmond next year. For 10 hours, an ever-changing cast of teachers and students will read poetry, prose, drama and fiction. Go listen to their amazing work. If you can't go, you can donate here.
HEAR THE DRUMS Taiko master Kenny Endo and jazz drummer Akira Tana are among the musicians performing this weekend at the 63rd annual Satsuki Bazaar and Arts Festival at the the Berkeley Buddhist Temple, 2121 Channing Way. The bazaar will feature a variety of Japanese, Hawaiian and Asian foods, including sushi, udon noodles, loco moco, kalua pork, curry rice, shave ice and American fare such as hot dogs, hamburgers and Portobello mushroom burgers. The festival runs from 3:00 to 9:00 pm on Saturday, May 19 and from noon to 7:00 pm on Sunday May 20. … Continue reading »
Take it to the street: Jazz on 4th benefits Berkeley High
For the impressive cast of young jazz musicians at Berkeley High, the road to Cuba runs right through Fourth Street. On Sunday from noon to 5:00 p.m., the 17th Annual Jazz on Fourth Street Festival transforms the upscale commercial district into a welcoming street fair with food booths, and two music stages. Funds raised at the event through raffle tickets and sale of beer and sake go directly to Berkeley High Jazz Program, funding travel to festivals, scholarships, and this year, the band's first trip to Cuba.
"The band has toured Europe and Japan many times, but this is especially cool because it's not something the ensemble has done before," says drummer Lev Facher, a senior. "There's also something of a community-service aspect, as we've also been raising money to bring various musical, medical and household supplies to families in Havana. It's a little more fulfilling in that way. The band is definitely buzzing." … Continue reading »
Jazz on Fourth: Great music and food, good cause, no rain
After everyone crossed their fingers hard, and the weather gods took heed, the sun shone bright, the live jazz exceeded all expectations, great food sizzled on the grill, the vibe was mellow and Jazz on Fourth, a benefit for Berkeley High's award-winning jazz program, was a splendid affair. Thanks to all of you who stopped by Berkeleyside's booth to say hello. It was great to meet you.
Reminder: Berkeleyside at Jazz on Fourth, Sunday
Berkeleyside will have a booth at Jazz on Fourth, a music, food, and shopping extravaganza that raises funds for the BHS jazz program — and which takes place Sunday May 15th, noon-5:00pm.
The family-friendly Jazz on Fourth street festival, presented by Fourth Street Merchants and KCSM/Jazz 91, is in its 16th year, and there's a more than impressive line-up to look forward to.
Up first is the legendary Dixieland outfit Mal Sharpe's Big Money in Jazz Band. Also playing : the … Continue reading »
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