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Notebook: Leos pull out stops for opener
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Horace Silver: Cool Eyes
Cool Eyes
Horace Silver (piano)
Six Pieces of Silver (Blue Note 25648)
Horace Silver (piano), Donald Byrd (trumpet), Hank Mobley (tenor sax), Doug Watkins (bass), Louis Hayes (drums).
Composed by Horace Silver.
Recorded: Hackensack, NJ, November 10, 1956
Rating: 94/100 (learn more)
From the same Horace Silver album as his hit "Seńor Blues," "Cool Eyes," with its 32-bar AABA theme, is a delightful example of Silver's much-heralded craftsmanship. The harmonies are among the most basic in jazz: "I Got Rhythm" in the A sections, "Honeysuckle Rose" in the B section. What Silver does with them, though, is highly original. Note the last eight bars of the theme, for example, where he doubles the two horns with his piano, changing the color of the line in a fresh and unexpected way. Add to that a catchy written interlude between solos, plus a surprise ending, and the result is one of the most attractive "Rhythm"/"Honeysuckle Rose" contrafacts.
Reviewer: Bill Kirchner
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- Horace Silver: Cool Eyes by Eric Novod (89/100)
Tags: 1950s jazz · hard bop
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Release Date: 2003-01-31 (NY/LA)
Genre: Drama,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 37min
A dark ensemble comedy that follows a group of young men struggling through life at a drug rehab center in Los Angeles. The diverse group is comprised of a homeless ex-marine, a college graduate turned criminal, a guitar player, a rock star, and a rich kid obsessed with porn. The group of men struggle with recovery from various abusive behaviors as they manage the gritty rehab center.
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Darren E. Burrows, Devon Gummersall, Thomas Jefferson Byrd, Lombardo Boyar, Nick Gillie, Darren Burrows, Harry J. Lennix
- Directed by Paul Quinn
- Produced by Jason Kliot
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Pricing will be the same as the old 120GB Elite model ($299), but the revamped unit has a built-in 250GB hard drive as well as 802.11n connectivity. Microsoft reportedly plans to keep selling the existing Elite Xbox 360 at a reduced fee of $199, while the basic Arcade system will sell for $149. It's unclear whether this pricing is permanent or if the company is just trying to gut remaining stock.
Additionally, Redmond has slapped a price tag and ship date on its motion controller. Kinect (formerly Project Natal) will hit stores on November 4 with a stand-alone cost of $150, which is in tune with previous rumors. It will be accompanied by at least 15 games when it launches, and you can take a look at that list after the break. Some games expected to launch with Microsoft's Kinect motion controller:
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"Toronto ranks as the world's fourth best city to experience culture, behind only London, Paris and New York, a new study on globalization has found… Toronto placed 10th overall out of 60."
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Whether you're standing on the glass floor of the world's highest public observation deck or venturing 13 storeys below a roaring waterfall, Toronto's attractions add up to a trip that's nothing short of breathtaking. Catch your breath along beautiful lakeshore trails, or in the quiet splendour of intricately manicured gardens and parks. The many open spaces in the Toronto area offer a tranquil escape from the bustle of the streets.
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Ottmar Morett Born in Hanover, Germany I took in early interest in photography. Recently I showed parts of my work during the Arts and Crafts Exhibition of the Chorlton Arts Festival in Manchester. Currently working with a Kodak Z650 and a Canon EOS400D Other photobooks include: Barcelona Taiwan Watercolors by Margaret Mansfield (ed.)
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The Lady Hawks got blitzed in a pair of losses last week, 5-0 in non-league action at 1A Lakeside and 7-0 at Great Northern League opponent East Valley. In both games Cheney fell behind early and fell behind big before the half, getting out shot by their opponents 29-6.
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Entering play Sunday with a three-stroke lead, the Wildcats posted a team total of 299 (+11) and fell into a fourth-place tie at 896 with Stanford. No UA player shot better than 73 in the final round. USC won the event with a three-round total of 889, four strokes in front of tournament-host Arizona State. TCU finished third at 895.
Individually, freshman Lorena Ochoa was Arizona's top golfer, finishing in a tie for third place at 218 (+2). Ochoa, who held a one-shot lead heading into Sunday final round, posted a 75 and finished two strokes off the pace of Stanford's Stepahanie Keever, who carded a final-round 69 to finish at 216 (E).
Also competing for Arizona was Natalie Gulbis, who finished tied for 22nd place at 225 (+9); Laura Myerscough, who finished tied for 35th at 227 (+11); Christina Baena, who finished tied for 44th at 230 (+14) and Anne Lee, who finished tied for 49rd place at 232 (+16).
Two Wildcat golfers also competed as individuals in the event. Christelle Cuzon finished tied for 44th place at 230 (+14) and Christina Monteiro finished in 81st place at 249 (+33).
The 54-hole PING/ASU Invitational was contested at the Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Ariz. The course is a par 72, 6,101-yard layout.
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College Hockey:Two goals from Kwas lift Alaska-Anchorage over Michigan Tech
HOUGHTON, Mich. — Looking to build off their split last weekend in Omaha, the Michigan Tech Huskies returned home for Winter Carnival. However, it was the visiting Alaska-Anchorage, rookies to the Winter Carnival scene, who drummed up a little magic of their own to snap a 14-game winless streak with a 5-4 win at the MacInnes Student Ice Arena.
"I am proud of our guys, obviously," said Seawolves coach Dave Shyiak. "A win's important for us. More than the two points, is just kind of mentally. It's been a rough patch with all these ties. To come back on the road, and win the way we did, just says a lot about our guys."
With the game tied 4-4, Seawolves winger Jordan Kwas fired a shot at Huskies goaltender Pheonix Copley. The rebound kicked out to winger Scott Allen, who fired on goal. The puck hit Kwas and beat Copley, giving the Seawolves their first lead of the game with 45 seconds remaining in regulation.
"Tech obviously had us on our heels in the first half of the game," said Kwas. "We battled back and got some bounces, which kind of hasn't been our thing this year. It has been a bumpy season. The boys couldn't be happier right now."
The Huskies came out with plenty of jump, clearly fired up about their special weekend, and their efforts were rewarded just 4:28 in. An offensive zone faceoff win by center Dennis Rix led to quick shot from winger Aaron Pietila along the ice. The shot whistled through everyone, including goaltender Chris Kamal, and into the back of the net.
Leading 1-0 already, the Huskies' all-junior line of wingers Ryan Furne and Milos Gordic centered by Jacob Johnstone got to work. A keep-in at the point by defenseman Riley Sweeney ended up on the stick of Gordic, who fired a shot at Kamal. The rebound kicked right to Furne, who buried it in the back of the net.
"Winter Carnival is a tradition around here," said Furne. "It sucks not winning tonight. The only thing we can do is put it behind us and go into tomorrow night's game with more jump in our step."
After the Huskies' second goal, Shyiak used his timeout to settle his troops. He also used the break to switch goaltenders, putting Rob Gunderson between the pipes, a move that paid huge dividends for the Seawolves.
The Seawolves (4-16-7 overall, 2-15-6 WCHA) played better after settling down. Assistant captain Matt Bailey deked through two Huskies defenders before firing a shot over a sprawling Copley, beating the netminder at 10:42 to cut the lead to one.
A late power play allowed the Huskies to get back on the board when assistant captain Steven Seigo blasted a shot from the point past Gunderson at 18:30. Wingers David Johnstone and Alex Petan both assisted on the goal.
"We got off to good start," said Huskies coach Mel Pearson. "We were ready to play. I thought we got off to good starts the first and the second period. Obviously, it's a close game … and that's what they want. They've come back before on teams."
The Huskies (8-14-4 overall, 5-12-4 WCHA) started the second period much like the first, as they forced pucks to Gunderson often. Sweeney had perhaps the best early chance just 30 seconds in when he made a quick move to his forehand before beating Gunderson. Unfortunately, he couldn't beat the post.
A minute later, Petan fed David Johnstone for a one-timer, but again Gunderson was there to make the stop. Shortly after, Seawolves defenseman Scott Warner took his second penalty of the game, and the Huskies made him pay.
Tanner Kero received the puck at the left point. With Jacob Johnstone and Gordic both in front of Gunderson, he ripped a shot that was tipped by Gordic over Gunderson's shoulder at the two-minute mark.
"We are trying not to change anything," said Kwas. "We've been in those situations countless, at least five or six, times this season. We already have how many losses, so we're not worried about the outcome. We're just trying to play our game."
The Huskies continued to keep the pressure on over the next eight minutes. Kero fed winger Blake Pietila for a one-timer across the front of the net, but his shot was stopped by Gunderson. Pietila was led with a breakaway pass a minute later, but was again thwarted by Gunderson, who made 18 of his 36 stops in the second period.
Copley was equally good on the other end of the rink, as he was called upon to make three stops in the same sequence during a goalmouth scramble.
A late power play gave the Seawolves the shot in the arm they needed, as center Daniel Naslund used his body to redirect a shot from center Blake Tatchell past Copley at 17:25.
With Kero off for slashing almost six minutes into the third period, the Seawolves used the advantage to get within one. Bailey found Kwas alone in front of Copley for his first of the night, as his one-timer beat Copley at 6:58.
The game remained a one-goal advantage for the Huskies until Tatchell got loose in the late stages. Stepping just over the Huskies' blue line, Tatchell unloaded a shot that snuck underneath Copley's right leg at 17:51.
The Seawolves had a glorious chance to win the game before Kwas' second goal when Bailey took a saucer pass from Naslund. Bailey's one-timer was stopped by Copley, who finished the night with 23 saves.
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6/20/2014, 3:31 p.m.
Students seeking transferable college credits can get them in four weeks at Georgia Perimeter College this summer.
Starting June 30, GPC is offering half-semester academic courses that allow students to earn full-time, transferable credit in four weeks.
Because of the shortened and more rigorous schedule, classes meet every day for four weeks.
New material is presented every day, and tests are held every week.
More than 50 courses are being offered at the college's Clarkston, Decatur and Dunwoody campuses as well as online. Selected half-semester courses also are offered on GPC's Alpharetta and Newton campuses.
Registration ends on June 26. To enroll, visit www.gpc.edu.
Debora Constable, a GPC accounting professor, said students can take advantage of the quick pace of the courses and their transferability to the students' original institutions. She teaches first- and second-half accounting courses that are required for business majors.
"Our accounting classes are for all business majors in the U.S. – they have to take Accounting 1 and 2 courses," she said.
To supplement her half-semester online course, Constable uses online resources and YouTube videos.
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The spritz of rain we had yesterday hasn't changed the fire danger in the county. Cal Fire officials say they are ramping up staff all over the state. Here In San Luis Obispo County, 67 firefighters are on duty during the peak of fire season. But, this winter 21 firefighters remained on staff when it normally wouldn't keep any. Cal Fire says during the winter the same rules apply like not mowing after 10am, especially in this drought.
Officials say that just one spark could lead to big issues. In Paso Robles, the air attack base has kept allowing for eight air tankers and four air tactical planes to be immediately available. This year's fire season may not have an end date. Cal Fire in SLO is working on bringing even more additional firefighters next month. It said it plans on continuing with additional staff all the way into this coming fire season in mid May.


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April's Dressing Your Truth Club Night was a blast! We covered one of my favorite topics- "Tips and Tricks to Refashion Your Wardrobe!"
We went to a lot of preparation for this fun night to show you ALL the things you can do to give your clothes a new look- to honor your Type of beauty! Since the fashion world has not yet caught on to Dressing Your Truth (but believe me they will in time!) we taught you how to take matters of your style in to your own hands and taught you how to "tweak" your clothes using methods that are quick and inexpensive!
What was especially fun was seeing all the cool items women brought in to show off how they have been refashioning their wardrobe. Who knew you could use spay paint to create a new pair of shoes!
Learning how to refashion your wardrobe takes Dressing Your Truth to a whole new level! I know, hard to believe when it has already helped thousands of women take back their beauty, but believe me it does.
What I love about Dressing Your Truth is how much FUN woman are having with their bodies and appearance. And as you know, that is not common! Learning tips and tricks to refashion your wardrobe add even more FUN! We just can't have too much fun now can we?
Dressing Your Truth Club Nights are an exclusive event for Club Members only. You can attend monthly Club Nights live in Utah or live online as we broadcast right here on the internet. We also record and archive all Club Nights in our Dressing Your Truth Video Vault. We have a growing list of fabulous topics that enhance your learning after you go through the 3 hour online course for your Type of beauty. Some of our previous Club Night Topics include:
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The piece is up to Jae's usual great standards, and even if it is short, it was worth reading.
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No specific era given: The joining of two warriors, even unto death.
The only problem I had with this Source was why it was one massive paragraph instead of the three I would have used instead.
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KOTOR On Dantooine, The installment immediately following The Jedi, Reloaded: Our friend has not really learned any better…
The piece fits with everything written so far, so what can I say?
Pick of the week.
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 3, the True Sith War.
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There are problems with phrasing 'he might want to fight it out in the Unknown Regions and get himself possibly killed' is cumbersome, more readily understood if written 'more likely he might want to fight it out in the Unknown Regions, even if it meant is death' Some word usage problems sewing (connecting two things with thread) instead of sowing (scattering).
The piece is short, but what we do have is intriguing.
The Adventures of Revan, Gray Jedi Master.
Darth Scorpius
Spanning from KOTOR to Hoth: Sometimes you just have to go with the flow…
Having the POV change so drastically was a bit jarring, but I was able to follow it after a while. Problems with improper wording. A person manning a gun is called a gunner
The one thing I was hoping for was an explanation of how Revan survived for 4,000 odd years. Having him in the present as it were made an interesting view of the world. Still pretty good work.
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NSW Fiction: The problem is letting go…
An interesting piece. The problem was that it didn't really flow. It was more like a surrealistic painting, and like such a painting it becomes more interesting the longer you look at it. Worth reading.
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KOTOR After Korriban on to Kashyyk: Revan slides further out of control.
The story comes out of nowhere with a unique way of looking at the dark side. The arguments given are more rational than most of the 'I'm of the Dark Side' view, where the bad guy just goes from Jekyll to Hyde in the same scene. The slippage is more discussion leading to thoughts that go to the dark in a logical manner.
Well done.
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Nothing Lasts Forever
PreKOTOR to the future: How do you derail a prophesy? Can you derail one?
The story was well done, but the constant jumping in time caused some confusion. I enjoyed it though.
I Remember
The Disciple
TSL at the Traya Core: As she fades from life, The Exile remembers one last moment of pleasure.
This piece required a second reading. Not that it was bad, rather it was so well done I was moved by it. The sorrow was poignant and the end was just icing on the cake.
Pick of the Week.
The Crazies Only Come out at Night
TSL on Nar Shaddaa: Whose the baddest, Mical or Atton?
'complete the task correctly and timely.' would have been better as 'correctly and in a timely manner.' But that just might be me.
That said I enjoyed it. Irreverent, full of innuendo. Very funny. The discussions in the arcade merely make the same discussions in the store that much more amusing. The constant one-upsmanship between Mical and Atton is choice. Well worth reading.
Pick of the week.
One They'd Never Seen before
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TSL Enroute to Telos after Peragus: An artifact from the past links the Exile to the original crew
The story is short enough that it leaves you wanting more. It is an interesting twist on the canon in that you glimpse briefly what happened when Revan and her crew were aboard.
Pick of the week.
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TSL No specific period given: Mandalore gives some good advice.
Written in script form, the piece had Mandalore, not much for introspection, giving advice on love. It is interesting in it's own right, and gives some depth to the bluff warrior the game created.
'To argue with those who have renounced the use and authority of reason is as futile as to administer medicine to the dead.' Now who said that?
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According to Tuesday's Daily News Online, a Longview, Wash., man who tried to kill his dog with a sledgehammer will be spending time behind bars.
Though 40-year-old Chad Scott Miller will be jailed, it will not be for long - a Cowlitz County judge sentenced Miller to just 14 days in the county jail.
In 2012, Miller had attempted to kill his two-year-old pit bull, "Nero," by hitting him in the head with a sledgehammer after the dog bit him. Miller admitted to hitting the dog for eating some of his doughnuts prior to the dog's bite.
Miller claims that he could not afford to euthanize the dog, which is why he opted to use a sledgehammer instead.
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"I didn't want to hurt him. I loved him. There's not a day that goes by that I don't really miss him."
Nero managed to survive the blows to his head and he was found several days later and taken to the local humane society where he has since recovered and remains available for adoption.
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Make a shortcut to your "da2.exe" file (typically located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Dragon Age 2\bin_ship folder) on your desktop, Start Menu, or wherever. Right click on the shortcut, choose Properties, then add the following to the end of line in the "Target" field: -enabledeveloperconsole � it should look something like this: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Dragon Age 2\bin_ship\DragonAge2.exe" -enabledeveloperconsole Once that is all taken care of, type the following commands into the console after activating it, in-game (typically the "~" key). Note that you often won't see any notification that something has changed. Also note that you will not see the console, or what you are typing - this is normal. Furthermore, note that the console is automatically closed when you press Enter, so there is no need to "toggle it off" (doing so will bring it back on, which can make it seem like the game is stuck and doesn't respond to input).
Add experience points to your character(s) for faster leveling up: runscript addxp
Allows you to add any member to your party: runscript zz_dae_debug
God Mode: runscript pc_immortal
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Where "xx" is the amount of gold you want to add to your inventory: runscript addmoney xx
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Mogul (25): Had 100 or more sovereigns in your purse.
Crowning Glory (25): Became the viscount of Kirkwall.
Dedicated (15): Reached Level 10.
A Friend in Need (5): Upgraded the armor of one of your party members.
Enchanter (5): Enchanted an item.
Immigrant (5): Became a resident of Kirkwall.
Delver of the Deep (10): Explored the Deep Roads.
Birthright (15): Kicked the slavers out of your ancestral mansion.
Specialized (25): Learned two class specializations.
I Got Your Back (25): Completely upgraded the armor of one of your party members.
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Financier (10): Became a partner in a Deep Roads expedition.
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Dragon Slayer (25): Found and killed a high dragon.
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Oftentimes the most genius of ideas are born out of necessity. Such is the case with "Cupcake Caps" invented by Dallas resident and single-mom Brooke Brooks.
It's early Sunday morning and I'm at Brooke's house sitting at the kitchen table with Brooke's mom and her two daughters about to devour the breakfast Brooke is cooking over the stove. There's a medly of smells wafting out of the kitchen – fresh orange, maple, bacon, biscuits – and a thin layer of flour on the countertops, as she's just finished a large batch of Cupcake Caps for a party she's throwing the following week.
Her daughters are talking to me about school and friends and Cupcake Caps between coloring, cartoons and Farmville on their Apple laptops. "Mom makes some of the best food I've ever had and that's why her Cupcake Caps are so good ... whatever she's making smells good and is making me SO HUNGRY for breakfast right now," one of them is saying in one breath while the other finishes a picture, eyeing it thoughtfully before declaring it would probably look cool on Cupcake Caps.
I'm here to find out more about Brooke's creation, something I discovered after tasting the Fall-inspired Cupcake Caps she created for a company function. Though I worked with Brooke at the time, I didn't know her – but that soon changed. There's a bridal magazine on the coffee table open to a page featuring pastel-green Cupcake Caps. I pick it up: "Brides Party Style," it says, featuring Cupcake Caps in BRIDES Magazine. I'm impressed.
From the kitchen Brooke starts to tell me her story –
A cowgirl at heart from Tulsa, Okla., Brooke lives in Dallas with her elementary school-aged twin girls, is a self-taught pastry chef and used to sing with the Tulsa Opera. Today she balances her day job as an information architect (website guru) for one of the world's most popular travel websites with the Cupcake Caps business she runs out of her home.
Brooke created Cupcake Caps after being asked to bake and decorate cupcakes for a party at the girls' school … something that would travel well, and taste and look good at the end of the day. "Baking was the easy part," Brooke said. "It was figuring out how and with what I would decorate the cupcakes; that's when the idea for Cupcake Caps really came to life."
Brooke's recipe and process for Cupcake Caps is top-secret – not even her daughters (who often help with ideas for designs) know all of the ingredients. Over the past couple of years Brooke has tweaked her recipe here and there and, though it may look a lot like fondant, it's definitely not. "The problem with fondant is that it looks great, but it doesn't taste very good," Brooke said. Like fondant, Cupcake Caps have a firmness to them, but that's where the similarities end. Sugary-sweet and delicious, Cupcake Caps are more pliable than fondant and are made primarily of sugar, which gives them their sweet taste. "As sturdy as Cupcake Caps are, everyone finds them surprisingly easy to bite into," said Brooke.
Cupcake Caps are FAT FREE, easy to use and, if stored in a cool, dry and dark place, can last up to six months. Select from one of hundreds of designs from Brooke's Cupcake Caps website, or customize one of your own. Affordable (starting at $12/doz.), Brooke makes Cupcake Caps out of a professional kitchen in Dallas and ships them in individually sealed bags to keep their freshness preserved, which also gives customers the luxury of opening only what is needed at the time, saving the rest for later.
So how do Cupcake Caps work?
- Bake or buy standard-size cupcakes
- Cover the tops of each cupcake with frosting
- Drop Cupcake Caps on top
- Bingo! Party-ready cupcakes for guests
Order your own today at www.CupcakeCaps.com. Tell her Lea, the Dallas Food Examiner sent ya!


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If $E_1$ and $E_2$ are two elliptic curves over $\mathbb{Q}$ such that $|E_1(\mathbb{F}_p)|=|E_2(\mathbb{F}_p)|$ for all primes $p$, what does this tell us about the relationship between $E_1$ and $E_2$?
E.g. the identity holds (at least for all primes $p<500$) when $E_1$ and $E_2$ have the equations $y^2+y=x^3+x^2+2x+4$ and $y^2+y=x^3+x^2-208x-1256$. In what way are these curves similar?
They aren't isomorphic because their reduced forms ($y^2=x^3+ax+b$) are distinct. One of them has a torsion subgroup over $\mathbb{Q}$ of size 5, and the other has trivial torsion subgroup. The difference between the RHS's is $210x+1260=(2)(3)(5)(7)(x+6)$; is it relevant that this has a primorial factor? (Obviously it explains why $|E_1(\mathbb{F}_p)|=|E_2(\mathbb{F}_p)|$ for $p=2,3,5,7$, but why should this still hold for larger $p$ ??)
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"House of Cards" is in jeopardy of losing any tangible property they own that is used by the production company in Maryland to shoot the Netflix show. A threat to swoop down and seize the show's production company's property under the umbrella of eminent domain is looming over their heads. This may very well happen if the folks from "House of Cards" follow through on their threat of moving out of the state of Maryland, according to "Fox and Friends Weekend" on March 30.
Fox News reports on March 29 that a move out of the state is something that the "House of Cards" production company is considering unless they are awarded more tax cuts by the state. This entire ordeal could easily fit into this show as a plot line of life imitating art.
The main character of the show, Frank Underwood, who is played by Kevin Spacey, is a man whose claws come out as he climbs the political ladder on "House of Cards." This sort of threat from the government is something the character Frank could have orchestrated if the need should rise in one of the many sub-plots on the show.
This "cut-throat" threat to seize the "House of Cards" property came a step closer to materializing this week. The provision allowing the state to use the eminent domain powers was attached to the state's budget bill and passed by the House of Delegates this week. There was little to no debate on this, the provision proposed by Delegate William Frick passed without any fanfare.
The House of Delegates passed the provision which is very clear and so purposeful for use in the "House of Cards" dilemma. Under the new provision the state would be "required" to use the power of eminent domain to buy or condemn property owned by a film company that has claimed $10 million or more in tax credits, if they stop filming.
"House of Cards" saving grace will probably come from Maryland's Senate. State Senators were in favor of upping the tax credits and voted 45 to 1 to up the available tax credits to $ 18.5. The Senate is not in favor of this property grab, so the provision that would be used to swoop down and take the production company's property is unlikely to pass the Senate.
According to the Washington Post, this isn't the first time Maryland threatened an eminent domain seizure. It was back in 1984 when the Baltimore Colts literally packed up and left the state in the middle of the night for just this reason.
Back then the Maryland Senate passed legislation that awarded state officials an eminent domain seizure if the Baltimore Colts decided to leave for Indianapolis. They left alright, so quickly that there wasn't a morsel left to seize in an eminent domain seizure!


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Chris Thomas King: Death Letter Blues
Death Letter Blues
The Soul of Chris Thomas King: The Roots (21st Century Blues Records 2107)
Composed by Son House.
Recorded: New Orleans, July 1998
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It's hard to pin down Baton Rouge native son Chris Thomas King. Is he the actor who made his mark in Ray and that great Coen Brothers' film Oh Brother,Where Art Thou? Is he the bluesy rapper? Is he the pioneer of sampled blues? For my part, I would like to hear more of Chris Thomas King, the acoustic blues artist. When he digs into an old, old blues, like Son House's "Death Letter Blues," he captures the intensity of the Delta heritage as well as any musician of his generation. This is great roots music, from a modernist who is very much at home in the old traditions.
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2014 Past Event: Lancer Concert Band and Percussion Ensemble
- Date & Time:
- Friday, March 21, 8:00 PM
- Location:
- Sexson Auditorium, in Building C (PCC Campus maps and directions)
- Open To:
- Public
- Description:
Kyle Luck and Tad Carpenter, conductors.
Tickets are sold at the Center for the Arts Box Office, beginning one hour prior to start time.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Ehlis, John (Anthony)
Ehlis, John (Anthony), guitar, mandolin, ethnic flutes and percussion; b. Riverside, CA, 17 February 1964. His father, Bill Ehlis (1936-1994) was born in Dickenson, North Dakota. His mother, Judy Ehlis (b. 1941) was born in Riverside, CA. His brother, Chuck Ehlis (February 13, 1961-January 6, 2000) was born in Riverside, CA and played electric fretless bass, guitar, and homemade instruments. His sisters, Karen Ehlis (b. 1966) and Cheryl Ehlis (b. 1967), were both born in Riverside, California.
Guitarist John Ehlis is inspired by traditional music from around the world including Brazil, Cuba, India, Mali, South Africa and the Basque region of Spain and France. He rechannels the influences of these musically vast cultures into a unique sound that incorporates chanting, lyrical melodies, ambient sounds and collective improvisations.
Ehlis grew up in Riverside, California, Mt. Prospect, Illinois, and Phoenix, Arizona. His parents were not musical per se, but creativity and inquiry were fostered and there was often music in the air. Records by the likes of Johnny Cash, Arlo Guthrie, Cheech and Chong and Lenny Bruce and music from the radio, the Beatles, Hair, Midnight Cowboy, Ray Charles, 50's Rock n Roll were often heard. His maternal grandmother played the accordion and her mother trained on the piano at the Detroit Conservatory of Music in the early 1900's. She also played the organ in church and gave lessons.
His brother Chuck brought the first guitar in the house when John was in his early teens and introduced other music into their home, expanding their ears in all directions. Chuck, a man of many hats, was also an artist and amateur astronomer. He recorded with the Sand Box Trio, with saxophonist Tony Passerell and played with and was greatly respected by the members of two popular bands, Primus and Cake.
Primarily a self-taught musician, Ehlis enrolled at Mesa Community College (Mesa, Arizona) at age 19 to study under the direction of Grant Wolf. In Phoenix he befriended pianist and arranger Prince Shell, whose wisdom and understated style added new depth to Ehlis's understanding of musical structures and the importance of studying a tune in depth. Tenor saxophonist John "School Boy" Porter is remembered for his colorful personality and getting down to the "feel" of the tune.
Ehlis completed his formal music education at UC Riverside (Riverside, California) in 1989. He credits trumpet player and composer/arranger Donald Johns for shaping his ideas about form, textures and counterpoint. Guitarist Bob Scarano and trombone player and band director Bill Helms were generous supporters on the practicalities of playing music for a living. Ehlis pursued studies on the alto sax and bass clarinet with Frank Chase, a sought after woodwinds instructor in Southern California who when he was a young man in New York was crossing the color line on Jazz Recordings prior to Benny Goodman.
In 1990 Ehlis moved to San Francisco, California. There, he met guitarist David Lofton. It is with Lofton that Ehlis really began to develop his compositions and form his own groups. His earliest adventures were with the improvisational ensemble Beautiful Cuba and Francis the First, a cello, guitar and bassoon trio. These groups gave way to the John Ehlis Ensemble which led to two recording dates with producer Chris Cooper.
In 2000 Ehlis moved to New York City and shortly thereafter formed a trio with saxophonist Allen Won and percussionist Todd Isler called the Wu Wei Trio.
Ehlis has performed with musicians that include John Tchicai, Francis Wong, Jon Birdsong, David Lofton, Marie Afonso, Ken Butler, Joe Craven, Beth Custer, Tony Passerell, Rent Romus, Tapia and Leturia, the Gauden Bat Basque Dancers, Euskal Giroa, and many others.
John Ehlis currently resides in Montclair, New Jersey.
John Ehlis Ensemble (1996); San Carlos (2002)
Berkeley Public Television:
-XTV 1997 with David Lofton, Jon Birdsong, Horacio Altan
-XTV 1998 with David Lofton, Horacio Altan
Radio broadcasts:
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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – Mega Millions winning numbers for 9-17-13 last night went unclaimed. No one correctly picked all the Mega Millions winning numbers for last night September 17, 2013, officials tell news. As a result the massive draw will roll over once again to this Friday. Its next draw could make someone very rich. Lottery officials tell news that Friday's draw is worth one hundred forty-five million dollars. It will also carry a cash option of ninety-eight million dollars before taxes.
Several players won a big pay check last night. But they didn't get the jackpot numbers. Officials tell news that the Mega Millions winning numbers for last night September 17, 2013 were 6, 15, 27, 31, 39, Mega: 25, Megaplier: 2. And no one correctly selected them.
But twelve players are very happy this morning. Reps tell news that twelve players won the Match 5, correctly picking the five balls, for a prize valued around two hundred fifty thousand dollars. Reps indicate to news that the Match 5 winners heralded from Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas and Virginia. And two tickets were sold in Pennsylvania and New York as well.
Friday will not be a record payout, but will be one of the largest this summer and fall. The record still remains the March 30, 2012 draw. That carried a six hundred forty million payday with a four hundred sixty-two million dollar cash value. But we are approaching one of the biggest payouts in several months. The largest annuity payout was three hundred eight, officials tell news, which was from January of 2011.
What does it fell like to win Mega Millions? "Honey, we won the lotto!" Zippy Vonier exclaimed when he found out he won in December last year. He won $50 million. "My wife was brushing her teeth, and I told her to come in and sit down," said Vonier in a news statement at the time. "She was just kind of shocked." For live Mega Millions results this week click HERE. And will someone have the Powerball winning numbers tonight September 18, 2013? For those Powerball numbers click HERE.


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The UMass Sports Network put together a video for the UMass Sports Insider and a photo gallery for facebook.com/umassathletics to show fans the progress being made inside the John Francis Kennedy Champions Center for UMass Basketball.
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VAN NUYS, CA — According to the man himself, the porn starlets who come to 'Porno' Dan's study for his Slumber Party shoots are some of the most wild and fun-loving girls in the adult industry. Unlike other porn scenes, they girls aren't given a drab or boring script nor are they directed and posed into all sorts of positions they would otherwise never do. Instead the girls are told to have fun, go at it, and do what they really want to do to each other and have done to them. The 10 girls in this 19th volume of Slumber Party, now available through Pure Play Media, literally have a pussy eating fiesta and truly have a grand ole time.
'Porno' Dan Leal said, "These 10 models in this 19th volume had such a great time eating each other out that I felt it was only fitting that I called this volume the 'Pussy Eating Fiesta.' It's cover model Britney Amber has one of the prettiest pussy's I have ever see; Aiden Ashley has the immaculate vagina; Annie Cruz can spray more squirt juice from her twat than anyone I have ever seen, so it's no wonder that these girls had such a good time going dining at the Y."
Cover-model Britney "Baby Whore" Amber has a tight and delicious pussy and Julie Cash and Ashli Ames look like they have a great time eating it. Annie Cruz squirts like crazy and Cami Small and Haley Sweets have a blast lapping up her love liquids. Aiden Ashley is renowned on set for always having a sweet and tasty twat and Avril Hall, Victoria Love and Veronica Avluv give evey indication that they thoroughly enjoy feasting on it.
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The first hole I had pierced in my ears was around age six. That hole…
Ever since my five year old son was born I knew something was different about him, but I swore it was only because I felt not ready to be a mom. Honestly, I had zero interest in being a mother again but I was pregnant and about to have another child. I blamed myself for so long and to this day I sometimes am caught blaming myself for the way Aj is, but I have been reassured that my feelings of not wanting a baby, these internal feelings, are not the cause for who my child is. I am not to blame, even though I know this for a fact, it's hard to swallow and accept.
Ever since Aj was a baby he seemed angry, he was always crying, ate constantly and for that reason I only breastfed him for 8 weeks, yes I gave myself a hard time about that too, considering I had breastfed my first born for 9 months before she stopped taking to the breast and preferred the bottle. It seems that no matter what diagnosis Aj gets, I still go back to his days of being in my womb. I never listened to cool music, I don't remember ever "talking" to him, nothing. I just was at a total state of disconnect, which makes sense for the position I was in during that time of my life.
Now, fast forward to age 2, I finally realized something was truly different about Aj, he wasn't your typical acting out 2 year old, something was much deeper. At first we went to see a family psychiatrist after a referral from his pediatrician, that didn't go over so well. I left there pretty angry for that man wanted to put my 2 year old son on a skitzo type medication, seriously?! So I walked out and finally walked into a counselor's office, one counselor who has really assisted in getting answers and seems to truly care about my son.
After a long time of seeing this counselor it appears we are all on the same page, my five year old same may indeed be bipolar. The problem with being first diagnosed with ADHD and now a mood disorder is this: the new pediatric psychiatrist is "new to our situation" so they have to go through their route of diagnosis, which I respect, but despise. The mood fluctuations of my son need to be resolved now, not later. We've already spent at least a year in counseling, probably longer, to diagnosis a mood disorder, of course after testing out if this was learned behavior or not and other routes to ensure a mood disorder was proper diagnosis. We can not wait, he can not wait, he needs a chance now to have a normal life, to have bonds with friends that stem long term, that are not weathered by mood fluctuations and anxiety.
To make a long story short, we are now moving forward in trying to see what the pediatric psychiatrist will do, the counselor took the time to speak with her on his opinions and findings from our seeing him and stressed the importance of trying a mood stabilizer. I just hope and honestly, pray, that things will finally move forward, I hate watching my five year old son have no control over his moods, have no control over who he is and get sad over being mean but knowing he can't control it. He is in school now and has learned to communicate what's going on with him better, he has already told me that "sometimes when he is angry, he can think and it's okay but then other times he is so angry that he can't think harder to stop the anger" my son, at age five, went on to say that he "doesn't want to be a bad boy, but he can't think harder enough to stop sometimes".
My heart breaks, but behind that broken heart lies a mom ready to fight, fight with all of her might to get her son properly diagnosed and ready to have a fresh start at a real childhood with normal moods and normal behavior. I have no problems with a child acting at his age level on things, but watching my son grow is like watching my sister all over again and I refuse to let him go down the road she went down because no one knew what was going on with her, yes my sister is bipolar and she went through hell and back before being diagnosed in her early 20's with this condition. My son will not have to live that life, no way will I let that happen!
Good for you mama! My son is 9, and hasnt been officially diagnosed, but I believe he has ODD. I am trying hard to find how to help him before he goes down a life path that will make us all sad.
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Thank you. He was officially diagnosed on Friday as bipolar. Although he doesn't have 100% of the symptoms of child bipolar, as he has started to age he is showing more and more signs. They will be trying a medication but first we are weaning him off of the intuniv and he will be 2 days with no meds this week. I am nervous as he's hard to handle off medication completely. I will write an update soon, so come back to read more please!
I have just started reading the book – The Explosive Child – so far it is pretty interesting. You might want to check it out as its also for bipolar, and any explosive child. It explains why they behave the way they do and how we as parents can teach them the skills they are lacking to effectively interact with people and change.
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Oh thanks for sharing. I know that bipolar is a chemical imbalance in the brain so it's not something one can live with unless they are mediated for they can't comprehend normal parenting techniques nor would they respond to them due to the imbalance, however, I def think this would be a useful book for me to help make this as positive of an experience as possible. Will see if I can get it on my Kindle Fire.
My sister was bipolar. We went through much with her and she left this life before she was 40 years old. You keep up the fight mama!
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