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I got this very recently and I must say, I'm amazed, astounded, stupefied. This is one hell of a game and I'm hooked. Great graphics, awesome weapons and lovely vehicles. I still haven't finished it, but I will soon. The only thing I felt wasn't totally realistic was the vehicle damage factor. The warthogs never showed a sign of damage even after I bumped it around everywhere possible. I loved the blood and gore though, very very cool stuff.
2. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
This was actually my first ever RPG and I fell in love with it the moment I started out. The leveling up, the awesome combat and force power effects were all totally great. It had a really nice storyline, lots of choices, lots of quests, etc. I think this will remain my favourite SW game for a while.
3. Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
To hell with all of the new flight sims with flashy aircraft and sexy graphics. Nothing beats this old classic. I still enjoy playing this a lot. This was my very first Star Wars game and I'm never going to get bored of it.
4. Star Wars: Battlefront II
Plain fun to play. Very easy to get stuck to. The storyline wasn't very great, but it was pretty good, good enough. I really liked the award scheme of the game, and the rewards were really appealing too. Only thing that I really disliked was the fact that Jedi were supposed to go around killing like maniacs to sustain themselves. I'd have preferred a normal health bar and the usual ability to heal with the medic droids rather than the "kill-to-heal" system.
5. Star Wars: Republic Commando
Really fun to play FPS. I liked the variety of weapons and grenades and such, but there isn't a lot of replay value since there's only 3 main battlefields. And losing Sev was really unpleasant to me the first time I played it. Overall though, I like it a lot.
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HARRISONBURG — A Harrisonburg man wanted in the shooting death of a father of three on Christmas Eve turned himself in early Saturday at the Rockingham County Jail.
Delano Dontae Fitz, 28, is charged with first-degree murder, felony possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and felony use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
He was arrested at about 3:30 a.m. Saturday after surrendering to police at the advice of family members, according to a press release.
Police say Fitz shot Traman T. Turner, 27, of Harrisonburg, in the parking lot of a townhome subdivision on Commerce Drive shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Dec. 24. Sources say Turner was shot three times and pronounced dead at the scene.
Police believe an argument between the two men began when Turner arrived at a woman's home on Commerce Street. Police say Turner had a child with the woman, who was living with Fitz at the time of the crime. The argument then led to gunfire.
The Christmas Eve crime was not the first run-in with the law for Fitz.
In December 2008, Fitz was convicted in Amherst County on a charge of felony possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute. He was sentenced to five years in prison with all but seven months suspended.
Fitz is being held without bond in the county jail pending his first appearance in Rockingham County General District Court on Monday.
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Could one of the celebrities to be featured on season 19 of "Dancing with the Stars" be Atlanta housewife Kenya Moore? Yes, if she gets her way. In an interview with RumorFix, posted on Tuesday, May 27, the controversial star of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" admitted that she would love the chance to dance in the ballroom.
When asked if it was great to watch her co-star NeNe Leakes dance with Tony Dovolani in pursuit of the trophy, Kenya said that she didn't watch her at all. At least Kenya's response this time around was more cordial than what she has said in the past. In late March, Kenya said that she would only watch NeNe on the dance competition if she wants to fall asleep. NeNe herself said that Kenya was not supportive of her gig, having failed to congratulate her on nabbing the big opportunity like some of the other housewives.
Kenya was then asked if she would join the dance competition herself. She gave an affirmative yes. "I'm a great dancer. I'd love to be on that show!" she said. She added that she's known for her twirls. Viewers of "Real Housewives" have seen her do a lot of twirling on the show, especially when leaving the other housewives after an argument. Her fan base is even named "Team Twirl" after her love of twirling.
If Kenya Moore, who recently completed filming "Celebrity Apprentice," does star on "Dancing with the Stars," she'll be following in Lisa Vanderpump's and NeNe Leakes' footsteps. Lisa, cast in season 16, partnered with Gleb Savchenko. She was sent home early on, during week four of the competition. NeNe was able to do much better. She and Tony reached the seventh week of competition before being sent home.
Considering NeNe's strong dislike of Kenya, it's likely that, if Kenya does indeed join the dancing competition, she won't be watching her either. Perhaps NeNe will even come out with an insult even bigger than Kenya's "I'll watch NeNe dance to sleep" insult!
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Jan. 17, 2000
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Bruins Host UNLV and Hold Annual Raqueteer Day
The top-ranked UCLA men's tennis team (1-0 overall) plays host to the No. 49 UNLV Rebels on Thursday Jan. 20 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. The match begins at 1:30 pm and admission is FREE. Also this week, UCLA will be holding its annual Bruin Raqueteer Day on Saturday, Jan. 22 at 9 am at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
About The Rebels
Thursday's match between UCLA and UNLV will be the season-opener for the Rebels, who are led by nine-year head coach Larry Easley. The Bruins own a 2-0 series record against the Rebels, however the two teams have not met since 1998, when UCLA defeated UNLV 7-0. The Rebels finished the '99 season with a 12-10 dual match record, falling in the regioanl semifinals. They return four lettermen from last year's squad.
Last Week
UCLA Defeats San Diego State 6-1
The UCLA men's tennis team, slated at No. 1 in the national rankings, opened the season with a 6-1 victory over No. 54 San Diego State Wednesday, Jan. 12 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. The match was the season opener for both teams. The Bruins started the match by sweeping doubles play to claim the first point of the day. First off the court were UCLA's Jean-Noel Grinda and Erfan Djahangiri, who would not relinquish an early lead, defeating SDSU's team of Dan Castro and Blair O'Hara 8-4. The Bruins clinched the doubles point after Brandon Kramer and Chris Sands defeated SDSU's Travis Hasson and Sean Walker 8-4. Court No. 1 provided the most exciting doubles play, as UCLA's team of Jong-Min Lee and Lassi Ketola bounced back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat the Aztecs' Adam Webster and Matt Bere 8-5.
In singles action, court No. 6 was the first to finish, as UCLA's Jean-Julien Rojer defeated Blair O'Hara 6-2, 6-4. Soon after, Lee handed Webster a 6-3, 6-2 loss on court No. 1. UCLA clinched the victory after Sands defeated Walker 7-5, 6-1 on court No. 4. Courts No. 3 and 5 went into three sets. On court No. 5 Djahangiri prevailed, defeating Castro 6-2, 5-7, 6-1. The Aztecs' only point came on court No. 3, the last to finish. Ketola won the first set 6-3 but Hasson staved off the loss, battling back to claim the last two sets, 6-2, 6-4.
UCLA at the NCTC
The Bruins were one of eight top teams to compete in the 24th Annual National Collegiate Tennis Classic held at the exclusive Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Calif. from Jan. 14-16.
In singles action, UCLA's Sands, Ketola and Erfan Djahangiri all dropped second round matches, while senior co-captain Brandon Kramer fell 6-3, 6-2 in the first round to Pepperdine's Sebastien Graeff and senior Jong-Min Lee lost 6-3, 6-3 to Kentucky's Carlos Drada. Sands posted a 6-2, 6-2 win over Pepperdine's Steve Racioppi before Brandon Hawk of Texas eliminated him 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. Djahangiri defeated Kentucky's Reven Stevens 6-2, 7-5 and then took a 6-3, 6-3 loss to Michael Blue of Texas. Ketola handed USC's Parker Collins a 7-6(4), 6-1 loss before dropping 6-3, 6-2 to Stanford's Alex Kim.
UCLA's doubles team of Lassi Ketola and Chris Sands advanced to the semifinals, where they eventually fell to Texas' Jorge Haro and Brandon Hawk, 8-4. Ketola and Sands cruised past USC's Christian Jenson and Scott Merriman 8-2 on the first day of competition and then went on to post an 8-5 victory over Pepperdine's Sebastien Graeff and Anthony Ross on Saturday. The team of Brandon Kramer and Jong-Min Lee fell 8-6 to Ryan Moore and Daniel Langre in the first round.
Next Up
UCLA continues its long homestand next week when it meets Fresno State on Wednesday, Jan. 26 at 1:30 pm. Pac-10 action begins on Jan. 28 when the Bruins host Arizona and Arizona State the following day. The homestand concludes when UCLA meets Pepperdine on Tuesday, Feb. 1.


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Puss N Boots is a musical collaboration between Norah Jones, Sasha Dobson, and Catherine Popper. If that was not enough musical talent Dwight and Nicole will be opening the show. The show is scheduled for Thursday night, July 17, 2014 at Washington's famed 9:30 Club and doors are scheduled to open at 7 PM.
Dwight and Nicole have just released their second album Shine On. The duo mixes folk, blues, reggae, jazz, gospel, and pop to create a sound all their own. The blending of genres just expands their musical pallet to express their feelings through song on a musical canvas. In their short career they have opened for the likes of BB King, Buddy Guy, Chuck Berry, Irma Thomas, Mavis Staples and more. You can learn more about this up and coming duo at their website.
Norah Jones by herself could draw a large crowd. Norah Jones is a nine time GRAMMY Award winner. Yes perhaps Puss N Boots is more country then her usual material. She has surrounded herself with talent, playing in smaller venues, and tickets are not priced sky high. The last time I saw Sasha Dobson she was opening for Norah Jones at Wolf Trap in 2012. Dobson is more associated with Jazz and has released three solo albums on her own. Catherine Popper has been the bass player for Ryan Adams and the Cardinals, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and Jack White. Their debut album No Fools, No Fun features five original songs and seven covers. The covers range from songs from Wilco, Johnny Cash, Neil Young, The Band, George Jones, Tom Paxton, and Jeb Loy Nichols. Their debut album is scheduled to be released tomorrow. .You can find out more about Norah Jones at her website. You can learn about Sasha Dobson at her site.
The 9:30 Club is the place to be Thursday night to experience another side of Norah Jones as she performs with Sasha Dobson and Catherine Popper in something new called Puss N Boots. It should be a fun night of musical discovery, talent and fun. You can find out ticket information, more about the venue and details about other upcoming shows at the venue's website.


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The afternoon programs will be CLOSED once that session reaches 320 children. This will be determined by first come, first serve.
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PULLMAN — Bill Moos, who has vowed to change the "culture" of Washington State athletics, may have changed the landscape of Pacific-12 Conference football for years to come when the Cougars announced Wednesday that offensive guru Mike Leach has agreed in principle on a five-year contract as head coach.
"I asked athletic director Bill Moos to select the best head football coach in the country and I am convinced that he has done exactly that," WSU president Elson Floyd said in a news release.
From 2000-09, Leach's Texas Tech teams featured high-scoring, pass-happy offenses. Moos stressed the need to put "butts in seats" when he fired Paul Wulff on Tuesday with one year left on Wulff's five-year contract.
"I have spoken about the need to re-energize our fan base and take Coguar football to the next level," Moos said. "I believe the hiring of Mike Leach accomplishes both of those goals."
The Cougars, backed by millions of dollars of added revenue from new television contracts that kick in next year, will reportedly pay Leach almost four times as much as Wulff's $600,000 annual salary.
Bruce Feldman, a CBSSports.com columnist who co-authored a book with Leach, reported the Cougars will pay Leach more than every Pac-12 football coach except Oregon's Chip Kelly ($2.8 million) and California's Jeff Tedford ($2.3 million).
Washington's Steve Sarkisian currently ranks third at $2.250 million, according to USA Today figures that exclude bonuses. USC and Stanford, the only private schools in the Pac-12, did not release salary numbers.
On Tuesday, Moos estimated the average annual salary of a Pac-12 head football coach at $1.5 million to $1.6 million.
"In order to compete on the field, you have to compete with salaries," Moos said.
Moos said he "ideally" wanted to hire an established head coach known for winning with a "flashy, high-octane offense." Few coaches fit that description better than Leach, who has worked in sports broadcasting since being fired by Texas Tech in an acrimonious breakup prior to the Alamo Bowl at the end of the 2009 season.
Leach, 50, compiled an 84-43 record in 10 years at Texas Tech. All 10 teams posted winning records and went to bowl games. Prior to taking his first head coaching job at Tech, Leach had been offensive coordinator at such schools as Oklahoma and Kentucky.
Leach is known for his colorful and outspoken personality. He was fired at Tech after long-running disputes with school officials boiled over when a player suffering from a concussion (Adam James, the son of ESPN broadcaster Craig James) was sent to a shed with limited lighting during practice.
Leach said he did not know where James was sent. He was fired after refusing the school's request that he apologize to James.
Over the years, Leach has drawn both praise and criticism from players for his demands on players.
"He pushed his players and coaches as hard anybody I have ever been around, but he is fair to every player," former Texas Tech quarterback Graham Harrell once said.
Leach, who alleged that his firing was tied in with an $800,000 bonus he was about to receive, has sued the school and ESPN in connection with events surrounding his dismissal.
Leach, the married father of four, has been living in Key West, Fla. Leach has reportedly gone without a car in Key West, preferring to ride a bicycle. He's been known to dive for lobsters in the Atlantic Ocean, and he has a bar stool with his name on it at a Key West bar once frequented by famed author Ernest Hemingway.
Leach is the rare college football coach who did not play in college. Born in Susanville, Calif., he graduated from Cody (Wyo.) High School, Brigham Young University and the Pepperdine University School of Law.
Leach is expected to be introduced at noon Tuesday at a press conference in Pullman. A school spokesman said previous commitments prevent Leach from arriving sooner.
Moos selected assistant coaches Steve Morton and Chris Tormey to remain on the job until a new coaching staff is appointed. Shawn Deeds, the longtime coordinator of football operations, also continues to work for the Cougars.


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In 2007, Tulsa Community College began a Corrections Education program. The Oklahoma Department of Corrections, Dick Conner Correctional Center, and Tulsa Community College created a unique partnership to offer onsite classes. TCC classes are offered at a reduced cost and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections provides grant funding for Youthful Offenders age 25 and under, while the Dick Conner Correctional Center provides classrooms and administrative support.
With over 23 percent of Oklahoma inmates returning to prison annually, it is clear that inmates face a multitude of challenges upon release. Beyond re-acclimating to society and family-life, inmates must immediately look for employment. However, with nearly one-fourth of all jobs nationally requiring an associate degree or higher, inmates struggle to meet minimum job qualifications.
Statistics show inmates who pursue a college education are less likely to return to prison (CBS Interactive Incorporated); this factor motivates our College, our instructors and most importantly the inmate/students and their families in this program.
The program provides for basic student educational needs. In addition to classes, TCC has started to create a library of textbooks and materials along with support services that include academic advisement, placement testing, and financial aid assistance.
Tulsa Community College established the Second Chance Scholarship to help bridge the gap between available public funding and the actual cost of tuition and textbooks to attend college.
Through the Second Chance Scholarship campaign we hope to establish a $50,000 endowment so that the needs of these students can continually and consistently be met.


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Happy holidays from In the Library With the Lead Pipe! We had so much fun putting together our November 26 post, "Getting to Know You," that we've decided to do it again! In the spirit of vacation and merrymaking, we've put together another trio of semi-personal questions selected and answered by yours truly. 1. What […]
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Torrie Wilson
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"If there was one thing I'd like to teach young women, it would be that you can eat and still be fit and lean."
- Torrie Wilson
Torrie Wilson is famous for her stint on the fitness pageant circuit and appearances on Baywatch, but most of all for her role in the WWE. Now she's the latest blonde seen on the arm of New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez.
Sure Torrie Wilson looks good (damn good). Would we say "no" if she took her clothes off and waved the runner home? Hell no. However, we do have to praise this retired wrestler's insane body -- Torrie Wilson is an active girl, and the proof is in the flat stomach and toned physique.
However, aside from that personal triumph, Torrie Wilson has yet to hit the big time (unless you count A-Rod). We're rooting for you, Torrie!
Torrie Wilson BiographyTorrie Wilson was born in Boise, Idaho on July 24, 1975. She was raised in a small town north of Boise with a population of 2,500. As a child, Torrie was rather shy but took comfort in her small community and began to excel in cheerleading and track and field in high school.
As a sophomore, her mother encouraged her to pursue her interest in modeling. When an agency owner informed her that she would have to drop some weight in order to make it in the business, Torrie Wilson complied. Although she lost the pounds, she also developed a serious eating disorder that haunted her for four years. Offers came in after high school for contract work in New York and Los Angeles, but Torrie decided not to stray from her hometown roots.
torrie wilson in ms. galaxyHesitant to get caught up in the fashion industry so soon after recovering from an eating disorder and scared to leave what she knew behind, Torrie Wilson set her sights on fitness. She decided to compete in the Ms. Galaxy competition and, after researching different publications, followed a strict diet and exercise regimen. With overall health and fitness as her main priority, Torrie Wilson found new life and placed in the top third in her first competition.
With the help of a coach and a grueling regimen, Torrie Wilson achieved her goal of victory at the Ms. Galaxy competition in St. Petersburg, Florida. Many magazine covers and pictorial work followed, and Torrie Wilson became interested in extending her talent further.
torrie wilson in wweShe moved to Los Angeles in 1998 and began taking acting classes. A friend introduced her to a reliable agent, and Torrie Wilson was able to avoid potential career suicide as a result. Instead, another contact exposed her to the world of sports entertainment during a WCW event. Torrie was fortunate enough to be allowed backstage where she mingled with the performers. She was brought before the crowd with wrestler Scott Steiner and made an immediate impression.
Torrie Wilson was enamored with the energy rush she got from the experience and she was soon offered the chance to join the WCW family.
After a brief appearnace in '99 on the hit show Baywatch, Torrie Wilson made her debut as a member of World Wrestling Federation (which later became the WWE) in 2001. She then joined SmackDown! in April 2002.
torrie wilson in playboyThe May 2003 Playboy edition belonged to Torrie Wilson, as she appeared on the cover as well as in a sexy spread.
In 2005, Torrie Wilson officially moved to the Raw brand, along with fellow chick-wrestler Candice Michelle. She followed this up with a temporary "leave of absence," something that sparked a long line of rumors when, in fact, she admitted to just attending to some personal issues. She returned to the ring that November.
After several fights with the WWE ECW brand and more infamous feuds, she took additional time off to care for a nagging back injury.


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Macho Chef: Plumbing
The reason plumbers charge such exorbitant prices is because they are worth every penny. From recent experience I have learned that one good plumber is worth four regular people.
The old faucet had been leaking for the last 18 months and Mrs. Chef was unimpressed with my solution of placing a washcloth beneath the dripping water so it wouldn't make the annoying noise. On those days when we left the house without placing the strategic washcloth to mute the plink-plink-plink all day long, even the cats were starting to look a little twitchy by the time we came home.
So we bought ourselves a new faucet, and being the handyman that I fancy myself to be, I installed that puppy one afternoon while Mrs. Chef was at the grocery store.
The pleasure she expressed when she came home lasted until she tried to run the water to wash some dishes.
"Hon, the water isn't getting hot."
What, I thought. "Hang on and I'll check it out."
So I went over to the sink where she had been running water for the past 10 minutes and checked the temperature by the scientific method of sticking my hand in the stream.
It was cold, confirming that Mrs. Chef was a good judge of relative temperature and that there was something wrong with the faucet.
I put on my best Competent Dude Face as I looked at fittings and I twisted some knobs, but the water refused to become warm. Apparently the CDF technique wasn't going to work.
We called the plumber, but it was the weekend and he wasn't around.
Later in the evening, we sent the youngest son to get his shower. While he was in there, I went for a drink of water at the new faucet.
The water was hot.
For some reason, running some hot water in the shower across the house made the water also hot in the kitchen sink, but the pressure was so low the hot water wasn't that useful.
So I called out through the bathroom door to my son in shower, "Turn off the water."
"Turn off the water."
And Mrs. Chef popped her head into the bathroom, "Your father wants you to turn off the water."
She turned from the door, rolling her eyes.
Suddenly, as my son twisted the knobs in the bathroom, the stream of water in the kitchen sputtered and spat once or twice, like a cat sneezing, and then the water started coming out in a steady stream.
But it was cold water. Now it was my turn to roll my eyes.
But at least we had something we could work with.
So until the plumber shows up this week, our kitchen routine to clean dishes involves the whole family. One person washes, and one person dries the dishes and puts them away. Another person stands by the bathroom shower and turns the hot water on and off according to the messages the fourth person relays between the person scrubbing dishes and the person manning the shower.
Four people are doing what one plumber could fix in an afternoon.
So when the plumber does arrive, and we all pray he will arrive soon, I'm going to pay my bill without blinking an eye.
Piping Hot Seafood Chowder
5 cans of assorted shellfish like clams, shrimp, oysters, etc.
1/2 pound haddock, cubed
1/2 pound scallops
1 cup minced onion
1 cup diced celery
2 cups cubed potatoes
1 cup diced carrots
1 bottle of clam juice
3/4 cup butter
3/4 cup flour
1 quart half-and-half
2 tbs red wine vinegar
1 1 /2 teaspoons salt
ground black or white pepper to taste
1. Drain the juice from the canned shellfish into a large soup pan, along with the onions, celery, potatoes, carrots and clam juice. Add water to cover if necessary. Cook over medium heat until tender.
2. Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, melt the butter over medium heat. Whisk in the flour until it is smooth, then whisk in the cream. Heat on medium while stirring constantly. Once it is hot and smooth, pour it into the soup pan with the vegetables.
3. About ten minutes before serving, add the haddock. At five minutes to serving add the rest of the sea food.
4. Stir in the vinegar, salt and pepper and serve. Makes 8 servings.
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Washington Blues Society 2014 Best of the Blues Awards
("BB Awards") Winners Announced
The Washington Blues Society's annual Best of the Blues Awards ("BB Awards") was held at the Kirkland Performance Center on Sunday, June 29th to honor musicians and artists nominated by blues society members in 29 award categories.
Brian Lee and the Orbiters received awards in the Best Blues Act and the Little Bill and the Blue Notes Traditional Blues Act categories, and guitarist Mark Riley was honored for Slide Blues Guitar and Lifetime Achievement. Riley joins a select group of musicians in the Washington Blues Society Hall of Fame, and Alice Stuart and the Formerlys is the second band inducted in the Hall of Fame. Bandleader CD Woodbury received Blues Songwriter and Electric Blues Guitar awards, and the CD Woodbury Band received the BB Award for Washington Blues Recording ("Monday Night") and band-mate Mike Marinig won for Best Blues Horn. The Stacy Jones Band was honored in the Chris Leighton Blues Drummer (Rick Bowen) and Blues Female Vocalist (Stacy Jones) categories. Bowen also picked up his second plaque as Best Blues Writer.
"The BB Awards is a signature event of the Washington Blues Society and we are pleased to have returned to the Kirkland Performance Center," said Washington Blues Society President Tony Frederickson. "It was an outstanding night of music that honored the past, the present and the future of blues music in the Pacific Northwest. Music Director Cherie Robbins and the rest of the Board of Directors worked hard to put on a memorable show for our members and the musicians honored at this year's BB Awards. The evening featured many nominees performing live and our after-party at Hector's in downtown Kirkland with our Best New Blues Band nominees was amazing!"
2014 Washington Blues Society Best of the Blues
("BB Awards") Winners
Mark DuFresne Blues Male Vocalist - Sammy Eubanks
Blues Female Vocalist - Stacy Jones
Electric Blues Guitar - CD Woodbury
Slide Blues Guitar - Mark Riley
Blues Bass - Polly O'Keary
Chris Leighton Blues Drummer - Rick J Bowen
Blues Horn - Mike Marinig
Paul Green Blues Harmonica - Jim McLaughlin
Blues Piano/Keyboards - Arthur Migliazza
Acoustic Blues Guitar - Rod Cook
Blues Act - Brian Lee & the Orbiters
Little Bill & the Blue Notes
Traditional Blues Act - Brian Lee & the Orbiters
Solo/Duo Blues Act - Son Jack, Jr. & Michael Wilde
New Blues Band - Jesse James & the Mob
Blues Performer - James King
Blues Songwriter - CD Woodbury
Blues Recording - "Monday Night" by the CD Woodbury Band
Blues Club - Highway 99 Blues Club
Blues Writer - Rick Bowen
Blues Image - Patti Allen Bluesletter Cover (Photo by Tom Hunnewell)
Blues Graphic Artist - Dennis Hacker
Blues DJ - Jonathan "Oogie" Richards /Mighty Mouth Blues on NWCZ
Keeping the Blues Alive - Paul Quilty & Willow Stone
Lifetime Achievement Award - Mark Riley
Hall of Fame - Mark Riley
Hall of Fame Band - Alice Stuart & the Formerlys
Non Festival Blues Event - Washington Blues Society Blues Bash at the Red Crane (Shoreline, WA)
Blues Festival - Sunbanks Blues Festival
Open Blues Jam - The Madison Pub
Blue to the Bone Award - Don Polson
Blue to the Bone Award - Robert Horn
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IMCA Sanctioning Pahrump Modifieds
PAHRUMP, Nev. – Pahrump Valley Speedway resumes sanctioning of the IMCA Modified division this season, pairing the open-wheeled class with 13 dates for the West Coast Super Stock Weekly Racing Series.
IMCA Modifieds last ran at Pahrump two years ago; IMCA will administer the super stock series, overseeing points and the point fund. Pahrump is one of three venues hosting tour dates that will crown a track champion.
"We're glad to have IMCA back. We want to show people that dirt track racing is here to stay," said promoter Chad Broadhead. "There aren't a lot of big venues to draw from in this area. We're doing our best to keep the sport alive and IMCA gives us a better chance of doing that."
The first Saturday point race of the season is tomorrow night; Season championship night is Sept. 28. A local bomber class will transition this year to the sanctioned IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks.
The quarter-mile clay oval was reshaped, with banking added in the first and third turns. It's now approximately 40 feet wide in the straightaways and 75 feet wide in the turns.
Pahrump will alternate race nights with Mohave Valley Raceway. Programs start at 1 p.m. through March 16, then begin at 7 p.m. for the rest of the year.
Modified points earned at Pahrump apply toward IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing National, Larry Shaw Racing Western Region and Allstar Performance State standings.


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It's been a stigma I've carried for quite some time now; that of the lonely loser playing video games in the dark of his parents' basement. Never mind the fact that video games have become a much more socially acceptable pastime, or the fact that the medium is finally beginning to earn a little respect in the entertainment industry. Oh no, I play video games so I must be a socially inept mouth-breather.
In truth, the only way we can really move past this sort of stereotype is to show people it's not true. I've convinced many people that their prejudices are unfounded simply by talking to them for a bit. Most of them understand fairly quickly that I'm akin to someone who loves to read or watch movies, except instead of turning pages I'm turning mythical foliage into potions and rather than getting teary-eyed when I hear "You had me at 'Hello,'" I get a little misty towards the end of, say, Heavy Rain.
GameCrush seeks to destroy all of that.
Yes indeed folks, according to IGN, gamers now have a website where they can pay real money for one-on-one game sessions with an actual girl. I'll give you all a moment to lament the loss of our carefully and painstakingly established credibility.
There's way too much wrongness to dissect here, so I'll just leave it up to you to peruse the article in question. I will say that I'm pretty put-off by this whole thing. Especially the fact that IGN seems to condone it. But maybe I'm just being an alarmist. I suppose it was bound to happen sooner or later, right?
For now though, I plan to hold on to the hope that this is just a really, really terrible April Fools joke.
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Marilyn Monroe - Gemini
(model, actress, singer, screen icon)
Marilyn Monroe (real name Norma Jeane
Mortenson) was born 1st June 1926 Los
Angeles, California, USA.
Marilyn did not know her real father and she lived with foster parents until the age of 7.
She then lived with her mother who suffered a breakdown and Marilyn was then brought
up in an orphanage.
To escape the orphanage she was married at 16 to James Dougherty. They divorced 4
years later when he returned from service in the Merchant Marines in World War II.
She began modelling and her acting career slowly followed. At the age of 20 she changed
her name to Marilyn Monroe.
Marilyn frequently turned up late for filming which caused endless disputes. Despite being
mostly cast as a dumb blonde, in reality she was anything but dumb, being witty, intelligent
and talented, but also vulnerable and self-conscious. When her acting career was starting
to take off some nude photos taken when she was struggling for work appeared in
Playboy magazine.
At the age of 25 Marilyn married baseball star Joe DiMaggio. On their honeymoon to
Japan she went to Korea to entertain the troops. Marilyn's fame and sexual image became
a problem for the couple and she divorced Joe 9 months later. However, they remained
good friends.
At the age of 30 she married the playwright Arthur Miller. During their marriage Marilyn
had a miscarriage and less than 5 years after the wedding they were divorced.
Marilyn appeared in 30 films and won a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Comedy for
her performance in Some Like it Hot.
There has been much speculation about her romantic life and she has been linked with
President Kennedy. In one of her last major public appearances she famously sung Happy
Birthday at his 45th birthday celebrations.
During her life Marilyn suffered bouts of depression and some resulted in hospitalisation.
She died on 5th August 1962 aged 36 from a drug overdose. There are many conspiracy
theories about a cover up surrounding her death.
- Marilyn Monroe was not what she seemed to be so you would expect to see a
strong Neptune or some Pisces in her chart. This could also indicate the use of drugs to
escape from the real world.
The Ascendant or rising sign (your appearance, how you are seen) is in Leo which
indicates Marilyn's natural acting ability, her confident performance and glamour.
The Sun (your personality, how you experience life, your essential energy) is in Gemini in
the 11th house and this shows her need to be around other people for constant
stimulation and to avoid being alone.
The Moon (your instinctive natural reaction, moods, habits and your mother) is in Aquarius
showing unusual and unpredictable reactions and eccentricity when dealing with everyday
problems. This position of the Moon also indicates the mother being detached or not
Mercury (your mind, intellect, communication, learning, mischief and criminal activities) is
in Gemini in the 10th house and this is Marilyn's public face through communication and
also showing the childlike quality that helped to make her famous.
Venus (your relationships, love, affection, harmony and sociability) is in Aries making
Marilyn very easily influenced by the attraction of the opposite sex. An early marriage is
probable as well as childish tantrums. With Venus conjunct her Midheaven, a career in
beauty, the arts or singing is indicated as well as feminine sex appeal seen by the public
and influencing her career.
Mars (your physical energy, initiative, action and how you get what you want) is in
mysterious Pisces which means Marilyn needed love, romance and fantasy. With Mars in
the 8th house she probably had a powerful sex drive and used her appearance of
vulnerability to get what she wanted.
Jupiter (your belief system, expansion and also representing the world of publishing) in
Aquarius in the 7th house indicates lots of marriages and older, successful spouses.
Being conjunct with the Moon gives exaggerated behaviour, possibly due to the absence
of her mother.
Saturn (your limitations, lessons to be learned, the key to your career, professional
performance and your father) is in Scorpio in the 4th house showing a restricted home life
due to no father being there. This position also gives a feeling of being emotionally
deprived or unwanted during childhood.
Uranus (your power to invent the new, desire for change, originality and unpredictable
behaviour) is in Pisces in the 8th house. With Uranus in the 8th house of death and being
conjunct the fixed star Scheat, this influence is sadness, cruelty, misfortune and sudden
death by suicide.
Neptune (the collapse of your boundaries, mysterious behaviour, elusiveness and
dreams) is in Leo in the 1st house making Marilyn vulnerable to drugs and/or alcohol. With
Neptune opposite Jupiter the influence is for excesses of behaviour involving alcohol or
Pluto (your hidden issues, compulsion and dark side) is in Cancer in the 12th house (your
subconscious and hidden enemies) indicating dying at home. But was it self inflicted?
Midheaven (your career, aspirations, public face and what you become) is in Taurus
giving a connection between her career, voice and singing ability. Taurus is also the sign
of sensuality and this certainly describes Marilyn's public persona.
7th house (your relationships and partnerships) contains the Moon which is another
indication of marrying early in order to satisfy an inherent need for the emotional support
of a partner.
So was her death suicide or murder? With the 8th house of death in Pisces and containing
Mars and Uranus, her death was sudden, unexpected and an accident. However, with
Neptune in the 1st house and Uranus conjunct Scheat, I would think it was of her own
doing. There are indications that Marilyn had hidden enemies due to her relationships
(12th house ruler in 7th house) but there is not really anything suggesting that her death
was murder.


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College Hockey:Tigers Outlast Seawolves
Two Power-Play Tallies Buoy Tech
HOUGHTON, Mich. — Just two minutes into the game Friday night, the parade to the penalty box started for the Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves as Nils Backstrom sat two minutes for holding. This was exactly what the Michigan Tech Huskies needed as they scored two power play goals en route to a 3-2 win over the Seawolves.
The Huskies couldnt connect during the two minute power play, but just as Backstrom left the box Alex Gagne put one past the goaltender to give the home team a 1-0 lead. Gagne put the goal in with assists from Brett Olson and Geoff Kinrade. Both Kinrade and Olson would finish the game with two assists, their first two on the season.
The Seawolves saw another penalty in the first 10 minutes, and for the second straight time they were able to move the puck around the perimeter and find a spot in the middle. Eric Kattelus made the pass across the middle to John Kivisto who wasted no time putting the puck in the top corner to put the Huskies lead at 2-0.
However, the Seawolves werent done and put the pressure onto the Huskies with several excellent opportunities in the first period including a breakaway attempt for senior defensemen Jeremy Smith.
The momentum from a good second half of the first period carried right into the second period where the Seawolves took advantage of an early power play. It was a beautiful feed from Brian Bales to Tommy Grant that put the Seawolves within one. Kane Lafranchise earned the second assist on the goal.
Momentum was just what the Seawolves needed as they continued to play excellent defense, allowing the Huskies only one shot during the first 11 minutes of the period. The strong play in their own end led to sustained pressure in the Huskies zone and eventually an odd bounce off the backboards came right to Grants stick and he put away his second goal of the game.
Grant had only seven points last season in 31 games, but this season he already has eight points in seven games. It was Grants third multi-point game of the year and first career two-goal game. The puck just seems to go in this year, said Grant after the game.
Grant has done a lot to improve his game this season, but puts all the credit to his linemates.
Everyone wants to contribute, and hopefully we can keep it going as a line, Crowder is doing well, same with Moir, a freshman this year, added Grant.
The Seawolves spent much of the rest of the period on the penalty kill. They killed four penalties, highlighted by over a minute of 5-on-3 action. However, the momentum was lost as they gave the Huskies 11 shots in the last eight and a half minutes of the period.
The third period started the way more than 2,000 Michigan Tech wanted it to with the Huskies moving the puck around well on the power play. Eventually sophomore Deron Cousens snapped a shot from the point over Jon Olthuiss shoulder to give the Huskies a 3-2 lead.
With a one goal lead Michigan Tech played smart defensive hockey for the rest of the game, allowing the Seawolves limited opportunities for good shots. The Seawolves leading scorer and captain Paul Crowder pulled an excellent move to get around the Huskies defense with 16 minutes remaining in the period, causing the Huskies to take a penalty, then just seconds later another Husky found his way to the box giving the Seawolves a 5-on-3 chance of their own.
Solid positioning and opportunistic efforts by the Huskies killed the chance, and also gave Kattelus and Kivisto a 2-on-1 opportunity during the kill.
The Huskies disciplined play limited the Seawolves to just seven shots in the third period. The Seawolves called a timeout with 1:41 left on the clock and pulled Olthuis to give them a lengthy opportunity. However, the Huskies clogged the middle and eventually cleared the puck out of the zone. With 11 ticks of the clock left Malcolm Gwilliam iced the game with an empty netter.
The Huskies finished 2-9 on the power play, but the first goal was scored as the Seawolves player got back on the ice. There was no doubt the game was defined by special teams.
They won the special teams battle, they got three power play goals, said Alaska-Anchorages Head Coach Dave Shyiak. Shyiak felt the team put in a good effort, but cited the teams nine penalty kills as an energy killed, something they were just short on at the end of the game.
The Seawolves were only 1-5 on the power play on the night, in large part due to the youngsters at Michigan Tech stepping up their game. Without Captain John Schwartz and several forwards the Huskies are playing with only 11 forwards. If youre healthy, youre in the lineup said Coach Russel, were shorthanded now, and its elevated everyone on our depth chart.
However seniors Geoff Kinrade and Rob Nolan have stepped it up for the Huskies. Nolan earned a big win for the team, his third straight solid game since giving up five goals on nine shots in the season-opener. Kinrade had two assists on the game, his first two points of the season.
Nolan stopped 24 of 26 shots, while earning a win for the Huskies. Olthuis stopped 24 of the 27 shots he faced in the game. The loss was the first WCHA loss of the season for the Seawolves, while it was the first conference win for the Huskies.
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Linux Foundation December Newsletter
In this month's Linux Foundation newsletter:
* IPv6 Workgroup Certifies Major Distros Compliant with DoD Mandates
* Technical Advisory Board Elects New Members
* Linux Foundation, Open Invention Network Co-Sponsor 'Linux Defenders' Program
* Linux Foundation in the News
* 2009 Linux Foundation Calendar of Events
* Linux Foundation Sponsors FreedomHEC
* Linux Foundation Holds Japan Symposium
==> IPv6 Workgroup Certifies Major Distros Compliant with DoD Mandates <==
On Nov. 24, the Linux Foundation announced that its IPv6 (Internet
Protocol Version 6) Workgroup has enabled the major Linux "distros" to
meet the U.S. Federal Government's Department of Defense (DOD) mandate
and certification requirements for this next generation Internet
IPv6 is the next-generation Internet protocol designed to replace the
current version, IPv4, which has been used for nearly 20 years. Due to
the explosive growth of the Internet, it is expected that IPv4
addresses will be exhausted within just a few short years, resulting
in an urgency for IPv6 compliance.
To accelerate IPv6 migration, the US Federal Government put into place
a mandate for all of its agencies to meet the next-generation Internet
protocol requirements for any computing and networking equipment they
The Linux Foundation, with leadership from Venkata Jagana, Senior
Technical Staff Member and Chief Architect of Networking within IBM's
Linux Technology Center, formed a Linux IPv6 Workgroup to
collaboratively address this major undertaking and enable Linux-based
machines to be next-generation Internet ready out of the box. Other
active workgroup participants included HP, Nokia-Siemens, Novell, and
Red Hat.
More information is available at
==> Technical Advisory Board Elects New Members <==
Last week, the results of the 2008 Technical Advisory Board (TAB)
election were announced, an election that drew record numbers of
candidates and voters.
The TAB consists of ten members of the Linux kernel community, who are
annually elected by their peers to serve staggered, two-year terms.
The TAB collaborates with The Linux Foundation on programs and issues
that affect the Linux community. The TAB chair also sits on the board
of The Linux Foundation.
The newest board members, elected to serve two-year terms, are:
• James Bottomley, Linux Kernel maintainer of the SCSI subsystem, the
Linux Voyager port and the 53c700 driver;
• Kristen Carlson Accardi, kernel developer at Intel and contributor
to the ACPI, PCI, and SATA subsystems;
• Christoph Hellwig, (one-year term), software architect and developer
in the storage software sector;
• Chris Mason, Oracle Kernel development team and creator of the Btrfs
file system;
• Dave Jones, maintainer of the Fedora kernel at Red Hat; and
• Chris Wright, employed by Red Hat, maintainer for the LSM framework,
and co-maintainer of the -stable Linux kernel tree.
Kristen, Chrisoph, Chris and Dave are all new members of the TAB. The
TAB is completed with the remaining four members, who are serving out
the rest of their two-year terms: Jonathan Corbet, Greg Kroah-Hartman,
Christoph Lameter and Arjan Van de Ven.
More information is available at
==> LF, Open Invention Network Co-Sponsor 'Linux Defenders' Program <==
Open Invention Network (OIN), a collaborative enterprise that enables
open source innovation and an increasingly vibrant ecosystem around
Linux, recently unveiled the Linux Defenders program
(http://linuxdefenders.org/), designed to make prior art more readily
accessible to patent and trademark office examiners, and increase the
quality of granted patents and reduce the number of poor quality
Co-sponsored by the Software Freedom Law Center and the Linux
Foundation, Linux Defenders is a first-of-its-kind program that aims
to reduce future intellectual property concerns about meritless
patents for the Linux and open source community. The program is
designed to accomplish this by soliciting prior art to enable the
rejection of poor quality patent applications; soliciting prior art to
enable the invalidation of poor quality issued patents; and soliciting
high quality inventions that can be prepared as patent applications or
defensive publications.
"This is an important program that will give the community additional
confidence in the code they develop," said Jim Zemlin, LF executive
director. "The open source community is getting an IP rights tool that
will limit distractions created from organizations that like to play
the FUD game. We enthusiastically encourage the Linux and open source
communities to contribute to Linux Defenders."
Visit http://linuxdefenders.org/ for more information on this new program.
==> Linux Foundation in the News <==
Linux Developer Network: As companies become more distributed and less
centralized in their operations, the need to spread IT out without
adding a lot of captial and resource overhead has become a real
challenge. Cisco is trying to address that need with a $100,000
developer contest to build the best applications for the distributed
workforce. (http://ldn.linuxfoundation.org/article/cisco-developer-contest-brodges-gap-between-networking-development)
LinuxDevices: "In an interview with the Linux Foundation's Jim Zemlin,
the group's executive director explains why Moblin is 'the project you
want to watch.' Zemlin also touts Linux for being ideally 'well
hedged' to survive the recession, but points to a future obstacle for
the OS." (http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT6156185477.html)
TechNewsWorld: "'Linux is now feature-identical to Windows. Despite
the nitpicking details, Linux won't be an unusual experience to use on
netbooks,' Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation,
told LinuxInsider."
PC World: "Byron applied the Linux Foundation's rather academic
methodology to the development costs of Microsoft's Vista and closely
related products and found that Redmond's costs were approximately $14
billion, which lines up pretty well with the Fedora costs. The real
takeaway from Byron's exercise is that the Linux Foundation estimate
is a reasonable one to use, and that the collaborative nature of
open-source development is a good deal for investors because cheaper
is obviously better if quality is consistent."
LinuxInsider: "'In cases where vendors fail to open their code, the
Linux Foundation and the Linux community can be helpful both in
education and driver development. Uncooperative hardware vendors are
often folks who just have not had as much exposure to the Linux
development process,' [Amanda McPherson, vice president of marketing
and developer programs for the Linux Foundation] said, 'We find that
most vendors are interested in collaborating on driver development.
It's also worth noting that the Linux community offers to write
drivers for free for any vendor through the Linux Driver Project.'"
==> 2009 Calendar of Events <==
Here are the latest dates for Linux Foundation events in 2009:
Collaboration Summit - April 8-10 - co-located with the Embedded
Linux Conference (April 6-8) and the Linux Storage and Filesystems
Workshop (April 6-7)
San Francisco, CA
LinuxCon - Sept 21-23
Linux Plumbers Conference - Sept 23-25
Portland, OR
Kernel Summit - Oct 18-20
Japan Linux Symposium - Oct 21-23
Tokyo, Japan
Dates for the End User Summit (Fall) and the Legal Summits (Spring and
Fall) are still to be determined.
==> The Linux Foundation Sponsors FreedomHEC <==
The first FreedomHEC Taipei event took place on November 20-21, 2008
in Taipei, Taiwan. FreedomHEC is a conference where hardware engineers
are invited to learn
how easy it is to make their hardware work with Linux. Support from
the Linux Foundation and the Institute for Information Industry made
the event possible.
The event was attended by 165 people representing 41 companies.
Speakers covered a large range of topics including X.org graphics
drivers, input devices, and how to work with the Linux kernel
During the conference, speakers made new contacts within hardware
companies that will help both parties fix issues on hardware running
Linux. And speakers helped get a few kernel patches that had been
sitting out of tree pushed towards mainline. Next year, the organizers
are looking to improve the conference even more by involving more
local speakers, providing translators, and offering tutorial sessions
for attendees.
==> Japan Symposium News <==
Tokyo, Japan was the host for the latest LF event: the Linux
Foundation Japan Symposium. On November 19, 102 attendees came to
Otemachi KDDI Hall in central Tokyo to get the latest news and
information on developments around the Linux operating system.
Kicking off the conference was the seminal Linux Weather Report from
Jon Corbet. In Corbet's report on the conference at LWN
(http://lwn.net/Articles/307990/), he cited a quick check of the
2.6.28 kernel code: "It appears that a full 5% of those patches came
from Japanese developers. If we exclude the work of one prolific
developer who currently lives in Europe, it can be said that about 4%
of 2.6.28 came from Japan itself," he wrote.
"There has been a distinct increase in the amount of kernel code
coming from that part of the world, and that can only be a good thing.
The Linux Foundation's events in Japan (which began in the OSDL days
and have been occurring regularly for a few years now) are, perhaps,
producing the intended result," Corbet added.
That, coupled with the audience's willingness to jump in and ask
questions of Corbet and the other speakers, only highlights the high
interest Japan's development has in Linux. That's a big part of the
reason the Foundation has chosen to host next year's Kernel Summit in
Japan, adjacent to an expanded three-day version of this year's Japan
Other topics at the 2008 Symposium included:
* "Cgroup and Memory Resource Controller… What is It?" –Hiroyuki
Kamezawa (Fujitsu)
* "Evolution and Diversity: The Meaning of Freedom and Openness in
Linux" –James Bottomley (The Linux Foundation)
* "Kernel Summit 2008 Report" –Ted Ts'o (The Linux Foundation)
* "Next Generation File Systems and Data Integrity" –Ric Wheeler (Red Hat)
* "Panel Discussion: Where Is Linux Going?" –Corbet, Bottomley, Ts'o,
and Tsugikazu Shibata (NEC)
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Please recall that $\left|\int_0^1 f(t)\,dt -w\right|\leq \int_0^1|f(t)-w|\,dt$. In general, let $(X,d)$ be a metric space. Given a function $f:I\to X$ let $m_f\in X$ be such that $d(m_f,w)\leq \int_0^1 d(f(t),w)\,dt$ for every $w\in X$. If such $m_f\in X$ exists then we call $f$ as $D$-integrable with $D$-integral $m_f$. ($I=[0,1]$.)
Question: Given a finitely generated group $G$ (with a usual word distance), does there exist a condition on the set of $D$-integrable functions $f: I\to G$ (which uses $D$-integrability) for the Gromov $\delta$-hyperbolicity of $G$? I.e, what is the characterization of hyperbolicity in terms of $D$-integrability?
(It seems to me that the real question here should be: how can one extract group theoretic intel from $D$-integrability?)


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Kiwi football fans got their first taste of Premierleaguepass.com last night and the new online broadcasting platform received mixed reviews around the country.
Coliseum stunned New Zealand's sport broadcasting market by securing the English Premier League rights from Sky in June, and CEO Tim Martin said he was very satisfied with their opening night.
"For the vast majority of customers, the service worked great," Martin said.
"There were a few minor hiccups - like the Norwich v Everton game which had some problems with its On Demand play - but the numbers were great, and for those people on top of their technological requirements, they had a great experience."
Thousands of fans fired up their computer's to watch Liverpool kick off the season against Stoke at 11.30pm and Twitter was quickly awash with praise, scrutiny and questions about the new service.
"What a dead loss #premierleaguepass is. Only game I can get to work over the last hour and a half, is Arsenal vs.
Villa #fail," said Twitter user @Nzcolin.
Peter O'Carrol tweeted "(working) Great, laptop then through TV. Watching 4 games at once was good. Watching 2 games PIP brilliant. Live pause & rewind works well."
The contrast in user experience stems from a difference in broadband speed, modem setup and the technology of the device the match is being viewed from.
Martin said that he was impressed with the fairly even split amongst the six games that were broadcast last night.
"There were thousands of people on every game. You could see the response on Twitter, people were working it out as they went. It's a platform that people will have to play around with."
Martin was apologetic to customers who were affected by the delay in releasing their Apple app, which has prevented customers from viewing games on iphones, androids and ipads.
"The app is with Apple, it's ready and it's working great. We are just waiting for them to put it in the store. It can be hard to push them along. We are hoping to have them through in the next few days. It is disappointing for the people who were relying on these clients and we are sorry for that."
Sky copped considerable criticism when they lost the rights to screen live Premier League games to Coliseum, but have hit back by securing the rights to show delayed coverage of four of the biggest teams in the competition.
Sky viewers can now watch delayed coverage of Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur games.
What they said on Twitter:
Ard Righ @ardrigh
Great video quality from @p_l_pass for Liverpool vs Stoke, doesn't make the football better #EPL
Hayden Meikle @HaydenMeikleODT
My download speed appears to be 4mbs. That's pretty frickin hopeless, right? And that will be why my Prem League Pass is crap?
Andrew Millar @a4design
Congrats @p_l_pass - this service is going to be amazing. not gonna lie, wasn't gonna purchase this season but may have to re-budget!
Ard Righ @ardrigh
Currently watching four games of football on one screen. Show me that option on the Sky decoder?
Paul Harper @paulharper_nzh
How is everyone else's @p_l_pass EPL quality? My stream looks like a 90s Fifa game:
Andrew @KopGoff
@pineyzb no buffering but very laggy for me, for as many people who had no issues think there were same amount who had them.
Adam Simmons @isoskim
(worked) good mate, lot of people not happy; no doubt sky was better, but it is actually good being able to choose what game to watch.
Peter O'Carroll @Nakiman
(workled) Great, laptop then through TV. Watching 4 games at once was good. Watching 2 games PIP brilliant. Live pause & rewind works well


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TV: Tueart recalls cup win
by Stuart Vose
1973 legend speaks ahead of 40th anniversary.
SAFC TV caught up with 1973 legend Dennis Tueart ahead of this weekend's commemorative dinner at the Stadium of Light.
The event, which has been sold out for months, will mark the 40th anniversary of Sunderland's famous win over Leeds United at Wembley.
In an exclusive interview, Tueart talks about the side's relaxed preparations for the final, as well as the game itself.


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From a pink pig sculpture with wings to intricately designed jewelry, the 49th annual Evergreen Fine Arts Festival featured a wealth of creative talent last weekend.
When the Evergreen Players founded EPiC — Evergreen Players Improv Comedy — in 2010, no one could have predicted how popular the troupe's improvisational comedy shows would become. This weekend, EPiC presents its 12th improv show, and the laughs are guaranteed to be even bigger and more original than before.
If you've ever known a hunter or a fisherman, you know their tales can be as long-winded as a hot-air balloon with a slow leak. StageDoor Theatre's upcoming production of "Escanaba in Da Moonlight" is a hilarious laugh fest that presents a hunting story to beat all hunting stories. If you're looking for a hysterically funny glimpse into traditional male rites of passage (both hunting and tall-tale telling), all roads lead to Escanaba.
Mirada Fine Art represents an array of talented artists from around the world. This month, Mirada highlights a local artist better known in art markets such as Los Angeles, New Orleans and New York, rather than in his own hometown of Evergreen. Andrew Baird is a former art teacher from Evergreen High School who has become a national phenomenon for his unique artwork. Baird's first exhibition in Colorado in more than three years, "Beautiful Chaos," opens Friday at Mirada Fine Art in Indian Hills.
Sculptor Dan Toone stood in front of his piece as it was being installed in downtown Evergreen.
While Toone, from Taylorsville, Utah, said he didn't worry that something might go wrong during the installation, his crossed arms and hand over his mouth belied something a bit different.
The 300-pound, 11-foot metal sculpture called "Austere" now stands in front of Evergreen Crafters as part of the yearly Sculpture Walk sponsored by Sculpture Evergreen, formerly Art for the Mountain Community.
On Friday night, the Evergreen Lake House will get into the swing at the Evergreen Chorale's Swing Into Spring event. This special evening of 1940s music and swing dancing is a fund-raiser for the chorale and for Center/Stage Theatre, and will include a group swing dance lesson, dinner, drinks, and a live auction.
Many dictionaries define "reality check" as "an assessment to determine if one's circumstances or expectations conform to reality." In the Evergreen Players' latest evening of short plays, "Reality Check," the actors and audience members alike will find themselves transported to four distinct and wonderfully warped worlds, each of which makes us question what reality truly is.
The partnership of artists David and Danna Cuin goes beyond a love of glass. The couple, both of whom have professional backgrounds in technical specialties, jumped into the world of art in 1998 and have never looked back. This month, the Cuins are approaching retirement from their second careers, as artists. After showing their work in galleries throughout the world, the Cuins will bring their entire collection of glass pieces home to the Evergreen Gallery.
The Evergreen Chorale's production of "Guys & Dolls" — in addition to having great music and a comedic plot — has some special elements.
First, Pat Payne is back directing his second show for the Chorale. Payne is well known in the Denver area theater scene, most recently at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities.
Second, the cast is a 50/50 mix of Evergreen Chorale regulars from the area and those coming up the hill to be part of the production.
The high school cast at StageDoor Theatre in Conifer has been working overtime — much longer than 9 to 5 — to prepare for the opening of the musical "9 to 5," which became famous in the 1980s thanks to the 1979 film and the music of Dolly Parton. Times have changed since the film, but anyone who follows the news knows that office politics and the role of women at work are still as fiercely debated in 2015 as they were in 1979.
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I have postfix server running on centos 6 server i have 3 user on my server when they send mails using my server and all 3 users bounce address are different by default in postfix now i want to store all users bounce back mails should come on a single user mailbox on another or same server such as firstname.lastname@example.com
This thread might be helpful for you, as i dont think there is a way to change the default Reply-To address in postfix, but if you are sending emails from other clients, like php or mailx,then you can change the Return path.
The bounce address is taken from the SMTP envelope from address provided by the client. This is usually the same as the RFC2822 from address in the message header, but it doesn't have to be. For example, in the following message submission the bounce address will be "firstname.lastname@example.com" and not "email@example.com":
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College Hockey:Iles stops 40 as Cornell upsets Quinnipiac
HAMDEN, Conn. – No. 13 Cornell came away with two points after the Big Red upset No. 5 Quinnipiac, 2-1, at the High Point Solutions Arena Friday night. Cornell improves to 12-7-5 (11-4-3 ECAC), while Quinnipiac falls to 21-6-5 (11-4-3 ECAC).
Senior goalie Andy Iles carried the team to the victory, turning away 40 out of the 41 shots the Bobcats sent his way.
"We got a little bit of puck luck tonight, fought it off at times," Iles said. "The 'D' was unbelievable, keeping things to the outside and clearing out the rebounds."
Cornell's offense only managed 12 shots, including one in the third period, but made the most out of their opportunities.
"It wasn't a thing of beauty I told our guys, but it was a road win and a much-needed road win," said Cornell coach Mike Schafer. "Our league is tough. If you look around the ECAC, they're a lot of good hockey teams and to get two points was a huge accomplishment."
Tommy Schutt picked up the first goal of the game when he threw the puck in front of the net and it deflected off the skate of the Cornell defense. The goal stood after it was reviewed to see if Bryce Van Brabant kicked it in.
Cornell answered back less than a minute later on Joakim Ryan's sixth of the season. The Big Red's leading defenseman hesitated as Travis St. Denis dropped to block the shot and rifled it past Michael Garteig to tie it.
Brian Ferlin gave Cornell a 2-1 lead when he picked up a loose puck on a Sam Anas turnover. Ferlin walked in alone on Garteig and fired it over his left shoulder for his team-leading 11th goal of the season.
"The turnover that led to that is unacceptable," said Quinnipiac coach Rand Pecknold. "You can't win playoff games or tournament games when you turn the puck over like that."
Quinnipiac had its opportunities on the power play, but Cornell's penalty kill came up with three kills to secure the victory. The biggest kill came late in the third when Quinnipiac had some quality looks on Iles.
The momentum shifted in Cornell's favor after Ryan blocked a Devon Toews' slap shot from the point with his helmet to keep the puck from getting to Iles. Quinnipiac had Iles out of position, but couldn't bury the puck in the net.
"When you play Quinnipiac, they work extremely hard," Schafer said. "You have to win puck battles. You have to be above them and if you don't do that, they're going to burn you."
"Quinnipiac is a great team," Iles said. "They've had our number lately. We have great games every time we play them. Every game at this point is a playoff game. That's the mindset we have at this point and are approaching each game with."
With the 40 saves, Iles moves closer to Ben Scriven's program record for all-time saves. The senior sits 33 shots shy of the Cornell record, cementing his legacy as one of the best in Big Red history.
"He may not have the best statistics in the league, but I wouldn't trade him for anybody," Schafer said.
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WHEN you want to enjoy a special menu with exotic scenery, simply come and try the menus presented at Matahari Restaurant. The dining venue located at the Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel Resort & Meeting offers diverse local, national and international delicacies.
This restaurant does not only offer palatable dishes, but also capable of generating complacency. Designed in Balinese architectural style, this venue also gives you magnificent views. White sandy beach stretching in front of the restaurant results in the relaxing impression.
Moreover, when delighting in the Sweet & Sour Fried Fish, a special and best-selling menu, you will get a special culinary experience. It poses a typical cuisine of Indonesia that has been most popular among tourists. Though presented in traditional spices, this menu is served with a modern presentation, so that it can be appropriately enjoyed by guests from different countries.
"This kind of fish-based food is very compatible with the beachfront Matahari Restaurant," said the Food and Beverage Manager, Faridah Iswahyuni.
Faridah explained the dish was very unique because it was made from fresh fish. The Sweet & Sour Fried Fish was made from snapper. To give a sense of steadiness, the fish was halved and then shaped like a wing. "Upon receiving a reservation, this fish will be fried and doused with a special sweet and sour sauce," she said.
Snapper was not presented as such, explained Faridah, because the dish was also added with French fries and sautéed vegetables consisting of carrots, green beans, broccoli and cauliflower. "Next to the fish is also garnished with lemon slices to add a fresh impression on the fish," she said.
In terms of taste, the Matahari Restaurant belonged to good category and was mostly enjoyed by foreign tourists. "Most visitors come from Norway, the Netherlands, Europe and Australia. In addition, they usually try the other menus such as the distinctive Dabu-Dabu grilled fish of Manado," she added.
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This undated combo of photos provided by the Florida Department. of Corrections shows Joseph Jenkins, left and Charles Walker. Walker and Joseph Jenkins were mistakenly released from prison in Franklin County, Fla., in late September and early October. According to authorities, the the two convicted murderers were released with forged documents. A manhunt is under way for the two men. (AP Photo/Florida Department. of Corrections)
The documents that fraudulently set two killers free contained all the right legalese say those close to the case.
One was a motion to correct an illegal sentence, the other an order granting the motion.
The Department of Law Enforcement says the documents likely did not come cheap.
Gerald Bailey, FDLE Commissioner says, "there is speculation and underline speculation that there was a source where, for a certain sum of money, that these documents could be constructed for 8 thousand dollars."
Escaped inmates Charles Walker and Joseph Jenkins, both 34, were found at Coconut Grove Motor Inn in Panama City Saturday night.
"There will be more arrests," says Bailey.
The original documents are now being analyzed for any traces of DNA.
"The challenge is going to be, the multiple profiles of DNA that are on those documents but if it's there, we'll find it through our touch DNA," says Bailey.
The fraudulent documents that resulted in the end mates walking free originated in the Clerk of Courts office, so Monday correction officials met with court clerks, try and make sure it never happens again.
The Department of Corrections receives about 2,000 routine documents each year that grant inmates gain time, but they get very few ordering a large sentence reduction.
Secretary Michael Crews says his department has already changed its procedure, from now on it will talk directly with judges in such cases.
State lawmakers plan hearing into the fraudulent documents and the release of two killers in early November.


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Dave Messersmith of Youngstown says his cat is not "officially adopted" from a shelter. He was a stray that worked his way into his life! He found Messersmith in November 2005. The vet "guestimated" his age then at 2 to 3 years.
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How Buying Into China, India Is as Risky as Investing in Africa
Executives at multinational companies consider investing in China, India and Southeast Asia almost as risky as investing in Africa.
But despite the perceived risks, China, India and Southeast Asia rank as the most attractive destinations for mergers and acquisitions in the next 18 months, according to a survey from Marsh, Mercer and Kroll, a unit of Marsh & McLennan.
Of the executives surveyed, 57% described potential interest in the three areas as significant or very significant. That outstripped runner-up North America, where the level of possible interest was 43%. Africa, with 19%, lagged well behind Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Middle East as well as Australia, Japan and Korea.
Among the issues identified as the most risky in the China, India and Southeast Asia region were "questionable" business practices, as well as problems with local intellectual-property rules. "Despite the perceived risks of investing in this region, the level of M&A activity in recent years suggests that the expected reward is much stronger," said Karen Beldy Torborg, global head of Marsh's private-equity and M&A practice. "We are witnessing a fundamental shift of the global business landscape, with companies all around the world eyeing the potential of these countries and ramping up their investment and presence."
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Obama's latest health-care proposals were unveiled publicly on Monday. The goals were more congruent with the Senate Bill, perhaps even more conservative. For example, Obama's plan raised the threshold for the "Cadillac tax," allowing individuals and families to pay more for top health-care plans before being taxed.
And to hardly anyone's surprise, Obama did not endorse the public option. The following day on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs defended Obama's plan, stating simply that there isn't adequate "political support" for the public option. Translation: democracy isn't important to the Administration. Even though for decades the US public has supported fundamental reform of the health care system, responses like Gibb's have been commonplace.
After several prominent polls have shown a majority of the public supports a public health-care option to compete with private insurance plans and lower prices, President Obama's and Gibb's assessment conveys how little faith they have in their own abilities. Since Obama's entrance to the presidency, little evidence exists to distinguish himself from Bush's last term in office. In his efforts to carry out bipartisanship and support what's "politically" possible, Obama diminishes the importance of his leadership role and ditches any meaningful, progressive change. Obama can continue to cave in and play politics, or he can stand strong and make politics.


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Three Cats in NFL Combine
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Criner Headed for Senior Bowl
Wide receiver joins Nick Foles in premier all-star game
Foles Gets Senior Bowl Nod
Foles, Weeden and Lindley tabbed for South squad
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Offensive tackle Fabbians Ebbele was named a Freshman All-American by the Sporting News last week.
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Is it possible to monitor the amount of memory that is in use or has been used by R to call a function? For example, I have an arbitrary function, e.g:
smallest.sv <- function(){
A <- matrix(rnorm(1e6), 1e3);
mysvd <- svd(A);
return(tail(mysvd$d, 1));
Running the function simply returns a scalar, but a lot of memory was used to calculate the function. Now I need to do performance benchmarking. Processing time is easy:
system.time(x <- smallest.sv())
However I would also like to know how much memory was needed for this call, without modifying the function (it should work for arbitrary functions). Is there any way to do this?
Edit: to clarify a bit. I am mostly interested in the upper bound of memory that was in use during the call of the function, i.e. how much physical memory is required to be able to process the function call. In many cases this is significantly less than the total amount of allocated memory I think.


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Germany's 2013 elections were a personal triumph for Angela Merkel - she will be renewed in post for a third consecutive term.
The CDU/CSU even came close to an absolute majority in the Bundestag, but a grand coalition with its Social Democrat (SPD) opponents looms.
The SPD netted their second-worst result since 1945. There was initial joy at the fortunes of the Free Democrats - Merkel's partners in the current ruling coalition - who netted around 4.7 per cent of the vote. But that initial joy faded when their own results filtered in - 25.6 per cent, their second-worst performance since 1945.
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