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Nick Jonas may no longer be making music with the Jonas Brothers , but now, it just means he has more time to steam up your local Cineplex with his very mature flick, "Careful What You Wish For."
The Jonas brother released a teaser for the movie on Monday (November 4), and it's clear from the 22-second preview that he's not a little kid anymore.
Hey everybody.. Go check out the 1'st teaser for the movie I did earlier this year Careful What You Wish For! http://t.co/4S0XHwjGrv
— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) November 4, 2013
In the clip, he and co-star Dermot Mulroney sit on a boat, and Jonas asks the older guy, "How'd you get all this?" Of course, he's referring to his riches as well as his hot, younger wife, played by Isabel Lucas. Nick starts lusting after Lucas' character, and before long, the two get lost in some passionate kissing. How far will their affair go? Fans will have to wait until the flick opens to find out.
Jonas shot the movie in North Carolina earlier this year. It is directed by Elizabeth Allen ("Aquamarine," "The Vampire Diaries," "Life Unexpected") and also features Paul Sorvino.
Nick dished about the grown-up movie role to MTV News earlier this year. "I play a guy named Doug Martin. It's an interesting movie; really intense sort of sexy thriller with a lot of twists and turns. It's a great acting role. It's something I can really dive into and sort of lose myself in and become this person for a little while, which is exciting," he said. "And I think it'll be a movie that keeps people on the edge of their seats and makes them uncomfortable and excited. It'll be good."
In addition to "Careful" and releasing a final bit of new music with the JoBros, Nick will also make an appearance on CBS' "Hawaii Five-O" later this season.

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Liverpool - Canadian dentist Dr. Michael Zuk, during an episode of "Dead Famous DNA" Thursday on Channel 4, announced plans to use DNA to create a clone-baby of Beatle John Lennon whom he would raise.
Zuk would introduce the new John Lennon to guitar lessons in music but try to keep him off drugs and cigarettes. However, the good doctor's humanitarian interests in blessing the world of music with a second John Lennon are tempered by his ambition to make millions of dollars from Lennon's dental DNA.
"If there is enough DNA to sequence it, it could be basically genetic real estate," Zuk said. The Canadian dentist purchased Lennon's molar for $33,000 at an auction he attended about three years ago.
It is not clear whether Zuk's argument that owning the tooth gives him the rights to Lennon's DNA would hit a sour note in the legal industry.
"I think I can, because of the laws," Dr. Zuk said. "Depends on where you do these things. If it can't be done in one country, you can do these things in another. To have John Lennon's DNA sequence outside of the family protection to me, and full access to it, is worth millions."
Taking a clue from the original John Lennon's life, Zuk plans to steer the Lennon clone clear of addictions while exposing him to the world of music early on, including guitar and voice lessons.
"He would still be his exact duplicate but you know, hopefully keep him away from drugs and cigarettes, that kind of thing," Zuk said. "But you know, guitar lessons wouldn't hurt anyone right?"
While even a John Lennon clone probably "can't buy me love," it would be interesting "Starting Over."
Should Zuk be successful in his bid to clone the famous Beatle, as sure as the Tooth Fairy will want a raise, a Picasso and a Mozart would be in the oven quicker than you can "Imagine."


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Brewer Science Receives Prestigious Safety Excellence Award From Missouri Association of Manufacturers
July 23, 2014 - Rolla, Mo. – Brewer Science recently was awarded the prestigious 2014 Safety Excellence Award from the Missouri Association of Manufacturers (MAM) for its commitment to worker safety. The company was recognized before a group of more than 100 Missouri manufacturers for creating a safe work environment for up to 699,999 hours.
Kim Inman, CEO of MAM, and Kathy Choate, SRC Safety Director who served as Chair of the MAM Safety Committee, presented the award. Accepting the award for Brewer Science were Shannon Whittle, Safety Systems Manager, and Tom Brown, Executive Director of Global Corporate Services.
"Brewer Science is all about enabling people to be successful in a work environment where safety is a top priority," said Tom Brown. "Ongoing training and an active interest in accident prevention have created a company culture committed to maintaining a safe and healthy work environment."
Brewer Science is an advanced manufacturer of innovative materials used in manufacturing electronic products such as smartphones, tablets, and LED televisions. In May of this year, the company opened a new state-of-the-art chemical manufacturing facility at Rolla National Airport located in Vichy, MO. In July, it expanded its R&D and manufacturing facility in Springfield, MO, to enhance its diversification into carbon-based materials and sensor devices.
The company received previous recognition for safety from MAM in 2010 and 2011. In addition, on May 8, 2014, the National Safety Council presented Brewer Science with the Les Reynolds Million Hour Award for accomplishing more than 2.5 million work hours without a lost-time accident. The award will be displayed at the company's global headquarters located in Rolla, MO, USA.
Other Missouri manufacturers receiving recognition at the July 16 event were CMC Recycling, Springfield; Tyler Pipe, Marshfield; SRC Electrical, LLC, Springfield; NewStream Enterprises, Springfield; and EFCO, Monett.
About Brewer Science
Brewer Science is a global technology leader in developing and manufacturing innovative materials, processes, and equipment for the reliable fabrication of cutting-edge microdevices used in electronics such as tablet computers, smartphones, digital cameras, televisions, and LED lighting. Since 1981, when its ARC® materials revolutionized lithography processes, Brewer Science has expanded its technology to include products enabling advanced lithography, thin wafer handling, 3-D integration, and chemical and mechanical device protection and products based on carbon materials and nanotechnology. On May 5, 2014, Brewer Science unveiled its new high-volume manufacturing facility at the Rolla National Airport. This expansion accommodates product demand growth and demonstrates the company's commitment to continuous improvement. With its headquarters in Rolla, Missouri, Brewer Science supports its worldwide customers through a service and distribution network in North America, Europe, and Asia.
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Tennessee visits Florida in their annual SEC East showdown while Florida State heads to Boston College as a new ACC rivalry is created. Those are just two of the many interesting games on-tap for this weekend.
The press conferences leading up to the Volunteers-Gators battle may not be as entertaining as they were when Steve Spurrier was in Gainesville, but the excitement surrounding the game is just as hyped. Florida fans are eager to see Urban Meyer emerge victorious over Tennessee after Ron Zook and the Gators wound up on the short end of the stick in each of his last two seasons.
Meanwhile, the ACC continues to evolve with new rivalries after the three-team expansion that has taken place over the past two seasons. Boston College plays its very first ACC game at home against Florida State on Saturday. The computer projected the Eagles as the Atlantic division winners, along with a few other notable publications. That can't sit well with the Seminoles, the perennial conference favorites. The two teams haven't met since 1980.
Another new rivalry was born in the ACC last year when Miami suffered a 24-17 home loss to Clemson. That was the first game between the two schools since 1956. A Hurricane loss at Death Valley this year would send the 'Canes reeling to an 0-2 start over-all and in conference play.
CUSA created a new state rivalry when it absorbed UTEP into its league and placed them in the same division as Houston. The schools from different sides of Texas will battle in Houston on Saturday in their first meeting in 57 years. UTEP won both games played in 1946 and 1948.
The Mountain West stages a great conference battle as Wyoming visits Air Force. The Falcons lead the series by a slim 21-19-3 margin but is 14-8-1 in home games against the Cowboys. They've played as conference opponents 24 times with each team winning 12.
Another excellent Mountain West offering this weekend is Utah's visit to TCU. The Horned Frogs are new to the conference this year and served notice when they opened the season by upsetting Oklahoma in Norman. But last week, TCU was turned into a toad with a just-as-surprising 21-10 loss to SMU. It is only the 3rd meeting ever between the two schools with Utah winning in 1996 and 1997.
In the MAC, two Ohio schools go head-to-head when Kent State hosts Miami. The RedHawks are off to an 0-2 start in Shane Montgomery's first campaign and reeling after last week's upset loss at home to Central Michigan. This week could either provide the reprieve Miami fans need or another blow to their ego as the Golden Flashes have only prevailed once since 1989.
Back in the SEC, Alabama visits South Carolina which won both meetings when Lou Holtz was the coach. Vanderbilt hosts Mississippi with the opportunity to go 3-0 for the first time since 1984. That year, they got off to a 4-0 start but stumbled to a 5-6 finish. This is the 80th meeting in the series which Ole Miss leads 45-32-2.
Two games evoke memories of the old Southwest Conference. Rice visits Texas for their 88th meeting in a series the Longhorns have dominated by a 65-21-1 margin. The Owls' last win was in 1994 and you have to go all the way back to 1965 to find another victory by the Rice. SMU's visit to Texas A&M is the first meeting between the two schools since the end of the Southwest Conference in 1995. The Mustangs, who are 0-8-1 in the last nine meetings, are looking for their first win since 1984. The Aggies lead the series 40-29-7.
One of the biggest marquee games of the week takes place in South bend when Notre Dame, 2-0 under first-year head coach Charlie Weis, plays host to Michigan State. The away team has won the last four games of the series which Notre Dame leads 40-23-1.
Not To Be Forgotten:
Arkansas at USC - Seemed more enticing before Arkansas lost to Vanderbilt last weekend.
Oregon State at Louisville - As a relative newcomer to the BCS schools, the Cards need to prove themselves every chance they get. Not to mention how badly the Big East could use the win.
Pittsburgh at Nebraska - So far, Dave Wannstedt has done the least with the most. Wanny was given the benefit of an experienced team to coach in his first season and one that finished 8-4 last year under Walt Harris. Now, the Panthers are 0-2, in danger of opening 0-3 and dropping off the map.
Wisconsin at North Carolina - The Badgers have put up a total of 121 points in two games. Can the Tar Heels slow them down?
Oklahoma at UCLA - The Sooners look to regain some respect while UCLA wants to show the football world that there is another powerful team in Los Angeles.
More In-state Battles:
New Mexico St. at New Mexico - 96th meeting in a series that dates back to 1894. Lobos have won last two, 4 of the last 5, and lead series 62-28-5.
UNLV at Nevada - The battle for the Fremont Cannon is tied at 15 games apiece with UNLV taking the last five.
Central Florida at South Florida - The new "War of I-4", it's the first-ever meeting between the two schools. UCF owns the nation's longest losing streak at 16 games.
East Carolina at Wake Forest - Wake has won last four. ECU's last win came in 1997.
Eastern Michigan at Michigan - 1998 meeting was first since 1931. Michigan has won all 6 previous games against EMU.
Northern Iowa (1-AA) at Iowa - Iowa has won all 12 games played against their 1-AA counterpart.
NW State, La. (1-AA) at La.-Lafayette - Northwestern State has already beaten La.-Monroe this year and defeated La.-Lafayette in 2000 and 1998. The Ragin' Cajuns won 14-7 last year.
Tenn.-Chattanooga (1-AA) at Memphis
Jacksonville State, Ala. (1-AA) at UAB
Cal-Davis (1-AA) at Stanford
Sam Houston State, Tx. (1-AA) at Texas Tech
More Non-conference Rivalries:
Kentucky at Indiana - Series is tied 17-17-1 but Kentucky has won last three.
West Virginia at Maryland - Terps lead 21-20-2 and had won 4 straight before West Virginia's victory in Morgantown last year.
Big 10/PAC-10 Showdown:
Purdue at Arizona
Northwestern at Arizona State
Illinois at California
More Cross-sectional Fun:
FAU at Minnesota
San Diego St. at Ohio State
Other Interesting Match-Ups:
Connecticut at Georgia Tech
Fresno State at Oregon
Louisiana Tech at Kansas
Troy at Missouri
Tulsa at North Texas
Mississippi State at Tulane
Ohio at Virginia Tech
Virginia at Syracuse
Poisoned Cupcakes?:
Western Carolina, NC (1-AA) at Cincinnati
VMI (1-AA) at Duke
Eastern Kentucky (1-AA) at N.C. State
Tennessee Tech (1-AA) at Northern Illinois
McNeese State, La. (1-AA) at Southern Miss
Grambling State, La. (1-AA) at Washington State
Southern Illinois (1-AA) at Western Michigan
Akron at Middle Tennessee
Arkansas State at Oklahoma State
Baylor at Army
Ball State at Auburn
Rutgers at Buffalo
Central Michigan at Penn State
La.-Monroe at Georgia
Idaho at Washington
Toledo at Temple (MAC match-up doesn't count in conference)
Here's Something You Don't See Everyday:
Have you looked at the Big 10 standings this week? I guarantee you don't see them looking this way very often. In fact, at first glance, most people would swear they're upside-down.
Goose Egg: Buffalo enters this week's match against Rutgers having been shut out for three straight games. They lost last year's finale to Connecticut 29-0, dropped this year's opener to Connecticut 38-0 and then fell to Syracuse 31-0. The Bulls host Rutgers on Saturday.
Hurricane Katrina Still Moving Games: The North Texas-LSU game originally scheduled to be played on Labor Day weekend in Baton Rouge but postponed due to Hurricane Katrina, has been rescheduled for Oct. 29 at LSU. But to make that date work for those two schools, other games had to be switched. As a result, the North Texas game with UL-Monroe was moved from Oct. 29 to Nov. 19 and the game between UL-Monroe and UL-Lafayette was moved from Nov. 19 to Nov. 26.
Separately, Tulane moved this week's game against Mississippi St. from the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans to the site of the Independence Bowl in Shreveport. Because of the hurricane, this is Tulane's first game of the season.
Pick On Someone Your Own Size: 13 teams play 1-AA schools this week. Last week, there were 16 such match-ups and there have been 28 played to date. The 1-A schools are 27-1 thus far (96.4%). The only loss was Louisiana-Monroe's embarrassing 7th straight defeat to a lower-classified school, all on the Indians' home field.
1-A teams won 50-of-56 games (89.3%) played against lower-classified schools in 2004. Even that stat is a bit misleading as three of the losses came against FAU, a school that was transitioning to the 1-A level. The Owls victimized Hawaii, North Texas and Middle Tennessee. Amazingly, all three schools were the home team. Hawaii's loss to FAU was the only defeat they suffered at home during the entire 2004 season. Two of those schools (Middle Tennessee and North Texas) are now FAU's Sun Belt Conference rivals.
From the beginning of the 2003 season through last week, 1-A teams have won 139-of-156 such games (89.1%).
Streaks: USC owns the nation's longest winning streak at 23. The Trojans also have streaks of 21 straight home wins and 15 consecutive PAC-10 victories. They have won 34 of their last 35 games. USC hosts Arkansas Saturday.
Boise State's string of 21 regular season wins was halted at Oregon State with a 30-27 loss last week. The Broncos still own nation's-best streaks of 25 straight home wins and 26 straight conference victories. Boise State is idle this week.
Utah has won 18 in-a-row over-all and 11 straight MWC games. Utah is at TCU Thursday.
Iowa has won 19 straight home games. They host 1-AA Northern Iowa Saturday.
North Texas has won 26 straight over Sun Belt conference opponents. They go out-of-conference to host Tulsa Saturday.
Central Florida has the nation's longest losing streak at 16. The Golden Knights host South Florida Saturday.
New Coaches: The 2005 season began with 23 coaching changes. 17 have already pocketed at least one victory but 3 of those have only beaten a 1-AA school. Dave Wannstedt, the new coach at Pittsburgh, is 0-2 with both losses coming against other new coaches. The Panthers have fallen to Charlie Weis at Notre Dame and Frank Solich at Ohio. His team travels to Nebraska this week.
Here is how each has fared thus far (list compiled alphabetically by team), who they've beaten and who they face this week:
BYU, Bronco Mendenhall, 1-1. Beat 1-AA E. Illinois. Idle.
East Carolina, Skip Holtz, 1-0. Beat Duke. At Wake Forest.
Florida, Urban Meyer, 2-0. Beat Wyoming, LA. Tech. Vs. Tennessee.
Illinois, Ron Zook, 2-0. Beat Rutgers, San Jose St. At California
Indiana, Terry Hoeppner, 2-0. Beat Central Mich., 1-AA Nicholls St., VS. Kentucky
LSU, Les Miles, 1-0. Beat Arizona State. Idle.
Marshall, Mark Snyder, 1-1. Beat 1-AA William & Mary.
Miami, O., Shane Montgomery, 0-2. At Kent State.
Mississippi, Ed Orgeron, 1-0. At Vanderbilt.
Nevada-Las Vegas, Mike Sanford, 1-1. Beat Idaho. At Nevada.
New Mexico St., Hal Mumme, 0-2. At New Mexico.
Notre Dame, Charlie Weis, 2-0. Beat Pitt, Michigan. vs. Michigan St.
Ohio, Frank Solich, 1-1. Beat Pitt. At Virginia Tech.
Okla. St, Mike Gundy, 2-0. Beat 1-AA Montana St., FAU. vs. Ark. St.
Pittsburgh, Dave Wannstedt, 0-2. At Nebraska.
San Jose St., Dick Tomey, 1-1. Beat 1-AA Eastern Washington. Idle.
South Carolina, Steve Spurrier, 1-1. Beat UCF. vs. Alabama.
Stanford, Walt Harris, 1-0. Beat Navy. vs. 1-AA Cal-Davis.
Syracuse, Greg Robinson, 1-1. Beat Buffalo 31-0. vs. Virginia.
Utah, Kyle Whittingham, 2-0. Beat Arizona, Utah State. At TCU.
Utah State, Brent Guy, 0-1. Idle.
Washington, Ty Willingham, 0-2. vs. Idaho.
Western Michigan, Bill Cubit, 0-2. vs. 1-AA Southern Illinois.


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Online note-taking application firm Evernote tells all users to change their passwords after hackers breached its security.
08:09, UK, Monday 04 March 2013
All users of an online note-taking app are being forced to change their password after suspicious activity was discovered on the company's network.
The firm said an attempt had been made to access secure areas of its service, where subscribers keep everything from written notes to photographs and voice memos.
But it added that no content stored on the service had been accessed, changed or lost.
"As a precaution to protect your data, we have decided to implement a password reset," users were told in a statement.
"The investigation has shown that the individual(s) responsible were able to gain access to Evernote user information, which includes usernames, email addresses associated with Evernote accounts and encrypted passwords.
"Even though this information was accessed, the passwords stored by Evernote are protected by one-way encryption."
The company said its decision to force users to change their passwords was the result of an "abundance of caution".
It added: "As recent events with other large services have demonstrated, this type of activity is becoming more common.
"We take our responsibility to keep your data safe very seriously, and we're constantly enhancing the security of our service infrastructure to protect Evernote and your content."
Microsoft, Apple, Twitter and Facebook have all been targets of hackers recently.
There were also high-profile attacks at The New York Times, The Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal.
They prompted President Obama to sign an executive order on cybersecurity.
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Bid for match-worn shirts
by Kate Smith
Raise vital funds for charity.
Sunderland's players wore commemorative shirts in support of the club's official charity, the Foundation of Light, in Saturday's game against Manchester United.
The one-off shirts, featuring the Foundation of Light logo alongside the club crest are now available on online auction site eBay.
Supporters have the chance to bid on unique match-worn shirts individually signed by the players and all proceeds raised from the auction will go straight to the Foundation of Light.
The Foundation of Light is one of the North East region's largest charities working with more than 45,000 disadvantaged children and families across the region every year.
All money raised from this auction will benefit the Foundation's broad range of innovative programmes helping improve lives across the North East.
Visit eBay to bid on a shirt now!


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Let's face it: kids are kind of stupid. It's not their fault; they're kids. They're still at the age when they think school is a cruel gauntlet invented by adults to wring all joy from their souls. We've all been there.
That doesn't mean we can't make fun of them though. In that spirit, we asked you to show us what textbooks would look like if they'd been written by the students. The winner is below, but first the runners up ...
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Samantha Fox
Former Page 3 girl Samantha Fox racked up an impressive string of hit singles when she retired as a topless glamour model and went into dance music. If you are old enough to have watched MTV in the 80s, you are likely to recall her biggest hit, "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)," which was #1 in seventeen countries.
But what about her lesser known "Love House"? Written and produced by Ferdi and Rob Bolland, the South African brothers behind Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus" smash, "Love House" was one of the very first "Acid House" songs to break into the mainstream charts, but is less recalled—and less respected—today than contemporary late 80s genre hits like "Theme from S'Express" and A Guy Called Gerald's "Voodoo Ray." There must be thousands of 12" records of this accidentally brilliant song in the cut-out bins just waiting to be rediscovered by younger DJs.
"Love House" (and the remixes it spawned, including the "Black Pyramid Mix" produced by dance music legend Kevin Saunderson) samples from Bohannon's "Let's Start the Dance," Kurtis Blow's "The Breaks," "Just That Type of Girl" by Madame X and Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock's "It Takes Two."
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Kowloon Shangri-La Rates & PoliciesKowloon Shangri-La rates are Daily in USDStandard: $393-$561 Suite: $623-$842 (USD) Credit Cards Are AcceptedReservations must be guaranteed with a credit cardMeals: No Meals IncludedDeposit Policy: 1st night's deposit or credit card guaranteeCancellation Policy: 24 hr prior to arrival, local timeHotel Discounts offered: Group discountCorporate discountGovernment/ Military discountAARP discountTravel Agents 50.0%Airline Personnel 50.0% Nearby AirportsHong Kong Intl (15.50 miles west)Shenzhen (33.25 miles northwest)Macau Intl (39.50 miles southwest)More Airports » Kowloon Shangri-La Room AmentitiesKowloon Shangri-La amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseAir ConditioningCoffeemakerDaily Maid ServiceKitchen/Kitchenette (some)Microwave Oven (some)Mini-BarFree NewspaperRooms for Non-smokersTelephoneRefrigeratorSafe (In Room)Cable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionDVD/VCR (some)Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Guest ServicesATM/BankBabysitting/Child CareBarber/Hair StylistCar RentalComplimentary CoffeeConcierge/Club FloorConcierge ServicesCurrency ExchangeGift ShopLaundry/Dry Cleaning ServiceMulti-lingual StaffPaid Onsite ParkingRoom ServiceWheelchair Access to Common/Public AreasCommon Area Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless) Security ServicesSmoke Alarm in RoomsSprinkler in RoomsValet Parking Service Nearby SightseeingHong Kong Space Museum, Hong Kong, Hong KongHong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong, Hong KongHong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong, Hong KongHong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong, Hong KongThe Clock Tower, Hong Kong, Hong Kong (0.50 miles southwest)DiningAngelini (Onsite)Shang Palace (Onsite)Napa (Onsite)Felix, Hong Kong, Hong KongThe Lobby at the Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong, Hong Kong On-Site RecreationHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageHot TubPool (Indoor Pool)Nearby RecreationBeachGolf CourseJogging TrailsShopping Mall/Area Kowloon Shangri-La Meeting Rooms & Events14 Meeting Rooms holding 2,583 people.2,235 sq m of Meeting Space1,743 sq m of Exhibit SpaceGrand BallroomLocation: Floor 1, Portable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 750, Classroom- 350, U-Shape- 120, Reception- 700, Banquet- 576OrchidLocation: Floor 2, Portable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 455, Classroom- 242, U-Shape- 106, Reception- 400, Banquet- 360Harbour RoomPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 108, Classroom- 62, Reception- 145, Banquet- 120 Kowloon Shangri-La Business ServicesA-V EquipmentBusiness CenterCopierFaxAdministrative ServicesMeeting Room Internet Access (Wireless) Kowloon Shangri-La Images, Videos, & Virtual Tours Photos & Videos Kowloon Shangri-La LobbyKowloon Shangri-La RoomKowloon Shangri-La Banquet travel42 Review for Kowloon Shangri-La Want to read the full Kowloon Shangri-La travel42 Review? 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THE association being formed, we have to inform the reader of its progress. In this instance we are not able to give an accurate statement; for the first three years, the churches did not make any regular return of their numbers, in which time five churches were constituted and joined the association. We find the number belonging to this body in the year 1770, to be 624.
A statement of the church at Chappawamsick was the first received into the association. This church was gathered chiefly by the instrumentality of Elder David Thomas. Violent opposition to the preaching of the Gospel appeared here, and worship sometimes prevented by the enemies of the same; but notwithstanding the opposition, the Lord God Omnipotent reigned, and the work of God prospered, so that in a little while a church was constituted, containing a considerable number of members, who joined the association August 17, 1767. This church proved a fruitful vine -out of her arose Elders William Fristoe, Daniel Fristoe, Jeremiah Moore, and William Grinstead.
Same year the church in New Valley, Loudoun County, was received into association -Elder Joseph Thomas, pastor.
August 1769, the church on Little River, Loudoun County, was received into the association. This church was gathered in under the preaching of Elder Thomas, and when constituted, Elder Richard Major was ordained their pastor, being one of those whose qualifications the church was satisfied with, and whose loving, tender carriage and plain manner of preaching, rendered him very acceptable among his people and popular abroad. He was advanced in years when he entered on the ministry, and continued pastor of the above church until his death, and died (we suppose) about threescore years old, leaving an ancient widow and several desolate congregations, to bewail their loss.
Same year the church on Mountain Run, Orange County, joined the association -Elder Nathaniel Saunders ordained their pastor. This last church was a part of the fruits of the ministry of Elder David Thomas.
In the year 1770, Birch Creek Church, Halifax County, joined the association -Elder John Creel their pastor .
About this time the church on Potomac Creek, Stafford County, was taken into association. This church was gathered in under the ministry of Elder William Fristoe. Something wonderful appeared in this church: the weakness of her members was in common such, that she was scarcely ever able to direct her own discipline, and yet out of her arose a number of useful, and some very eminent gifts, viz. Lunsford, Mason, Hickerson, and several others that are less known abroad.
In 1772 the church on Buck Marsh, Frederick County, was taken into association. When the Gospel prevailed in this place, the people were visited by different preachers, among which were Elders William and Daniel Fristoe; the two last went to preach to them every month during their gathering in, (tho' the distance was about seventy miles,) until their constitutions were impaired; but some time after, neither Winter's frost, nor Summer's heat was to be dreaded –frowns of men, and rage of Devils must be borne, when the object was the winning a bride for, and the espousing of souls to Christ.
Same year the church on Thumb Run, Fauquier County, became a member of the association. This church was collected principally by the ministry of Elder William Fristoe, who continued to preach to them monthly, though he lived about forty miles from them.
Same year the church at great Bethel, Redstone Settlement, joined the association -Isaac Sutton, pastor.
In 1773 the church on Mad River, North Carolina, was received into association -William Hill their pastor.
Same year the church at Brentown, Fauquier County, was received into association -Elder Daniel Fristoe, pastor.
Same year a church at Seneca Creek, in the State of Maryland, was admitted into the association. Elder Daniel Fristoe attended this church, whose ministry had been blest for the gathering of them in, and subjecting them to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.Same year the church in Fredericktown, State of Maryland, joined the association. This year, (1773) we find the sum total to be 1050.
In 1775 Linville's Creek Church, Shenandoah County, joined our body -Elder John Alderson, pastor.
Same year, Ten Mile Creek Church, Patterson Creek Church, the church in Goshen, belonged to Redstone district. The preachers in that district, were Isaac Sutton, John Corbly, Joseph Barnett and James Sutton. At this time they both joined and requested a dismission, which request was granted in order to form an association westward of the Alleghany Mountain. The number dismissed for that purpose was 121.
In 1776, Occoquan Church, in Prince William County, gave themselves a member of this body. This church was under the care of Elder Thomas, being a part of the fruits of his labor.
In 1783, the churches of Shenandoah, and South River, Shenandoah County, became members of this association -Elder James Ireland, pastor of said churches.
In 1785, the church in Greenbrier County was received into association -Elder John Alderson, pastor.
Same year Battle Run Church, Culpeper County, joined the association.
About this time the church at Mount Poney, Culpeper County, became a member of this association. This church, since she was constituted, has passed through several revolutions of declensions and revivals, has had different pastors at different times, but for a number of years, Elder William Mason has been their stated pastor. Numbers have been baptized within her limits, and several useful public gifts have arisen in her. At her request she was dismissed from Ketocton, in order to join Culpeper association, in the year 1803.
In 1786 the church on Long Branch, Fauquier County, joined this association.
In the year 1787, the churches of Waterlick and North, in Shenandoah County, became members of the association.
In 1793, the church in Nanjemoy, State of Maryland, joined the association.
In 1794, the church at Rich Creek was received into association.
In 1797, Apequan Church, Berkeley County, joined the association.
In 1799, the church at Zoar, Jefferson County, joined this body -Christopher Collins, pastor.
In 1803, Tuscarora Church, Loudoun County, was admitted into the association -Elder William Thrift, pastor.
Same time received the church in Alexandria, Columbia District. This year the number belonging to this association, appears to be 2317.
In 1804, the church at Ebenezer, situate in Loudoun County, was received into association.
Several other churches belonging to this association, are not enumerated here, owing to their not being stated in our records, or we have overlooked them.
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Gary Barlow Tweets Congrats To 1D & The Wanted Hit US TOP THREE
Only yesterday our Gazza tweeted his congratulations to The Wanted on their success in the US charts, and today it's the turn of One Direction to get a big-up from the X Factor judge. "Another big congrats to @onedirection on their US success.America loving our boy bands.Maybe I'll get me cycling shorts back on!! #ornot"
Zayn To Leave The US Tour After Death In His Family
Our hearts are with Zayn Malik this evening after it was announced he will be leaving the current US tour to fly home and be with his family, after hearing that a close family relative had died. Harry Styles tweeted earlier today: "Zayn has suffered a loss in his family & has had to go
CLOSED: February One Direction Competition! Win Three Brill 1D Gifts!
COMPETITION NOW CLOSED COMPETITION NOW CLOSED Enter our brand new One Direction competition and give yourself a chance of winning our amazing prizes. Simply text your answer to the above question and we'll pick a winner on March 21st when the competition closes. Texts cost £1.00 + one standard network service charge. Must have bill
All You Need To Know About Buying One Direction Australia Tickets
Tickets for the hottest concert to hit Australia in AGES go on sale on Friday March 2nd at 9am, and if you want to know where to get them, read on. One Direction will be playing the following three dates, and you can buy tickets at each venue, or get them online from Ticketek. FRIDAY APRIL 13TH
Liam Payne Chuffed He Was Originally Let Go By X Factor
One Direction superstar Liam Payne got through to the Judge's House stage of X Factor in 2008, but was later rejected by Simon Cowell after he decided that Liam wasn't ready for the live show. Phew! What a great decision by Simon! If it wasn't for that decision, Liam wouldn't be in the band now,
Lily Allen Bigs Up One Direction Whilst Jessie J Doesn't Slag Them Off!
On the back of the news that another British boyband export has just hit No.1 in the USA iTunes charts, Lily Allen has took to Twitter to give her opinion on the overseas success of One Direction, tweeting: "its amazing how well One Direction are being received across the pond ,no ? Good luck to
Canada Goes MAD For One Direction On Much Music
One Direction popped by the offices of Canadian TV channel Much Music for an interview yesterday, whilst THOUSANDS of screaming fans gathered outside the building. Toronto officials were actually forced to close down the street outside the Much Music HQ when the boyband stopped by to give their first outing on Canadian TV. The video
Niall Horan Caught Smoking?
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Up All Night Set For A March 20th US Release
Good news US fans, 1D's album "Up All Night" finally gets released in North America on Tuesday 20th March. The album features a total of thirteen tracks with a Deluxe Yearbook Edition also available with two additional tracks. The album is currently available for pre-order and you can grab it from Amazon for $21.64 right
1D And The Wanted Fly The UK Flag
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One Direction In Toronto Review
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Anderson Upsets No. 12 Lincoln Memorial, Stays Atop SAC StandingsJanuary 12, 2013
HARROGATE, Tenn. – Forward Bo Holston converted a traditional three-point play with just 3.3 seconds left to lift the Anderson men's basketball team to a stunning 67-66 upset over 12th-ranked Lincoln Memorial in South Atlantic Conference play Saturday afternoon at Tex Turner Arena.
Anderson improved to 8-4 overall and 4-0 in the league by recording its fifth consecutive win past the Railsplitters and took a 5-1 lead in the overall series, while No. 12 Lincoln Memorial slipped to 10-2 overall and 3-1 in the conference and had its win streak halted at four.
The victory marked Anderson's second win of the season over a team ranked in the top-25, after defeating 11th-ranked Montevallo in November.
In a game that featured 12 ties and 17 lead changes, Holston took an inbounds pass from senior guard Denzail Jones and drew a foul on LMU's Jake Troyli while dropping in his first field goal of the contest to knot the score at 66-66. Following a 30-second timeout called by Railsplitters' head coach Josh Schertz, Holston, who entered the game shooting 70.8 percent from the line, calmly sank the free throw to give Anderson the lead.
LMU senior guard Cam Carden, who finished with five points, fired off a heavily-contested shot at the buzzer, but was unable to connect for the game-winner.
The Trojans pushed out to their largest lead of the game, at 59-51, on two free throws from sophomore guard Myson Jones with 5:26 left and following a 3-pointer from Carden, AU'S DJ McGowan drained a trey to equal the lead, at 62-54, with less than five minutes remaining.
The Railsplitters answered with 12 unanswered points to claim a 66-62 advantage, but were unable to score again over the final 1:47.
LMU had possession of the ball and the four-point lead, when Myson Jones swiped the ball and drew a foul on Troyli with just more than a minute remaining. Jones pulled the Trojans within 66-64 with two from the line, setting up the final-second heroics.
Denzail Jones, the reigning South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year, led all players with 24 points. Chandler Hash scored 11 points in the contest on the strength of 3-of-4 treys.
The Trojans shot 41.2 percent (21-of-51) from the field, but was 11-of-21 (52.4%) from beyond the arc. Myson Jones tallied nine points off the bench, while McGowan notched eight points. Kyle Sledge led the Trojans to a 34-29 advantage on the glass with a career-high 14 rebounds.
The Railsplitters were led by senior guard Wally Jones' 17 points, while sophomore guard Lorenza Ross added 13 points. Junior forward Vincent Bailey tossed in eight points and recorded a team-high eight rebounds. CJ Wakeley netted nine points, with seven coming late in the second half.
The Trojans wrap up their conference road swing at Tusculum on Wednesday, then play host to Carson-Newman one week from today. Tip-off versus the Pioneers is slated for 8 p.m.


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Muslim Journeys Bookshelf collection coming to Oak Park [1]
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Presented with funding from American Library Association and National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the "Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: Muslim Journeys" collection has been selected to present new and diverse perspective on the people, places, histories, beliefs, practices and cultures of Muslims in the United States and around the world.
A screening of Islamic Art: Mirror of the Invisible World celebrates the addition to our collection on Wednesday, June 12, at 7 pm. Narrated by Susan Sarandon, this documentary transports viewers over nine countries and across 1,400 years of cultural history to reveal astonishing reaches of Muslim arts, crafts and architecture. Explore distant locations and many rare pieces of art. Reflect on the Islamic world as it developed and as it is today. A discussion will follow.
A second event highlighting the new collection will be a discussion of Marjane Satrapi's extraordinary autobiography, Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, including a screening of portions of the film on Wednesday, June 19, at 7 pm. Both stark and terrifying, the graphic novel and film tell the story of her life under the Islamic Revolution in Iran.


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Fortune is reporting a study by Nielson that claims that Amazon (AMZN) Kindle owners tend to be wealthier. 44% of them make more than $80,000/year compared with 39% of iPad owners and 37% of iPhone owners. They also tend to have more education: 27% of Kindle owners have Master's degrees or PhDs.
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Reputation management
The recent scandal where horse meat was being passed off as more palatable fare drew unfortunate attention to several leading food retailers and their processes. But the bigger issue was more about the customer feeling duped, and that if the retailer was prepared to mislead us about something so basic as food content, were we being had over a barrel in other areas too?
These days most businesses face stiff competition from others, and any uncertainty gives the consumer an opportunity to consider taking his money elsewhere, so reputations are fiercely guarded. And so those retailers' reputations were at risk and in the aftermath, they had an uphill task ensuring they retained customers and encouraged a resurgence of confidence in their brand.
A prominent company car, van or lorry fleet gives the fleet manager and his management team plenty of opportunity for angst about reputational risk, even more so if the fleet is liveried. Accidents, speeding, smoking, littering, poor parking – any of these draw public attention to our company in a way we'd rather not.
Earlier today I watched a bus driver merrily texting as he drove a passenger-laden bus through the local High Street. Yes, I did report the incident to his company, and I reconsidered how safe I would feel putting my life in the hands of that company's drivers, if they were prepared to so blatantly flout the law. Now I'm pretty certain the bus company management will be livid when they read my complaint, and the driver will be disciplined, but the damage to that company's reputation was done the minute I – and no doubt others – saw the guy on his phone.
Recently we introduced a new paragraph to our company drivers' policy. All cars must be left in gear when parked. This followed a spate of handbrake failures and runaway vehicles, from a mix of manufacturers and both old-fashioned cable and electronic handbrakes.
While we thoroughly investigated each incident individually, involved the manufacturers – with varying degrees of success – and even put a formal complaint to VOSA (which got us precisely nowhere) in the end my recommendation to management was that we adopt a belt and braces approach, and leave all cars parked in gear.
Management got the point instantly and supported the policy change. They understood the likely damage to our business reputation if one of our vehicles ran away and mowed down an innocent bystander.
Getting the drivers to understand the potential risk was harder. True, some of us always leave our cars parked in gear anyway, either because that's what we were taught to do, or from previous unlucky experience. The more technically-minded drivers insisted that a handbrake should work sufficiently well to hold the car in any situation and naively expected the manufacturer to make sure it did. It was much harder to make them understand that it didn't matter who was right, if someone got hurt both they and we were in serious trouble.
So I reckon that reputational risk should be incorporated as part of one's driver training initiative, hammering it home even if it's already been covered in a more general company induction. The "How's My Driving" stickers are along the right lines, because they encourage people to drive professionally. Some of us also have paragraphs in our policy about expected driver behaviour, especially when using liveried vehicles – but do we really hammer home the reasoning that it's about the necessity to protect our brand and that drivers matter, and can make a difference? Anyone for a veggie burger?
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Photo book of the Oregon coast "bad boys." From mischievous sea lions to ornery crabs. Fun photographs of common creatures found in the Pacific Northwest, USA. All original photographs were taken by EL Stevens, 2008.
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Eli's trying to camouflage with witty sophistry that he's a 'conspiracy-nut', too: His conspiracy is that 2500 feet of concrete and steel were literally pulverized into a heap of smoldering ash by 19 heavily surveilled fanatical brown kooks who managed to circumvent NORAD and defy both the laws of physics and thermodynamics using their wits and, of course, box cutters. It's a theory so absurd as to hardly merit comment. Perhaps we could all agree to disagree and chalk it up to Jesus. There's an idea. Jesus did it. Lenin, on the other hand, ignores the brown kooks all together, claiming that a 50-story steel structure could collapse onto itself at free-fall speed. How simple things become when one averts one's eyes from material reality! While their conspiracy theory - let's call it the Stephens-Ashcroft Hypothesis - may be compelling enough for some to accept, I'm afraid I find it a bit too... miraculous. I'm glad the analysis of other geopolitical issues on their respective blogs isn't so naive and pedestrian. If it were, I certainly wouldn't be a regular reader. Solidarity, Shawn(Continue reading)


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If nobody's willing to front the cash to erect a giant pure gold donut statue (the only material worthy of the great confection other than fried dough) today, that's okay. We'll just do our own subtle campaigning with these Gold Donut Earrings ($18) until some famous artist or billionaire decides to finally take our phone calls.
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Waccamaw Siouan 44th Annual Powwow
The Waccamaw Siouan Tribe invites the public to share in their 44th year of "Celebrating Culture and Traditions during the 44th Annual Waccamaw Siouan Pow Wow. The event will be held on Friday, October 17 and Saturday, October 18, 2014 on the Waccamaw Siouan Tribal Grounds in the Buckhead Community of Bolton, NC. Over $13,000.00 will be awarded in Competition Prize Money. During the two day event Waccamaw Siouan History, Traditional foods, American Indian Dance Competition, Drumming Competition, Horse Show and Gospel Singing will be taking place. There will be a special "Veteran Honoring Ceremony held on Saturday, October 18th. We invite all Veteran's, Native American and Non-Native American to come join us during this event and to participate in the Parade on October 18th.
Friday, October 17, 2014 Schedule of events.
9:00 A.M. Craft Traders Open
9:00 A.M - 2:00 P.M. School Day Activities (School's must be registered)
- American Indian Beading Technique
- Pottery
- Corn Husk Doll Making
- Story Telling
- Basket Making
- American Indian Traders and more
2:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. Displays, Demonstrations, Entertainment, Traders
7:00 P.M. Grand Entry #1
- Flag Song, Prayer, Veterans Song
- Inter-Tribal Dancing
- Exhibition Dancing
- Competition Dancing
12:00 Midnight Grounds Closed
Saturday, October 18, 2014
9:00 A.M. Craft Traders Open
9:30 A.M. Parade Line-Up begins
11:00 A.M. Parade
12:00 Noon Welcome
- Crowning of 2014-2015 Princesses
- Instructions from Arena Director
- Introduction of Master of Ceremony
1:00 P.M Grand Entry #2
- Free Style Competition Dancing
- Inter-tribal Dancing
- Style Competition Dancing
- Exhibition dancing
- Veteran's Honoring Ceremony
- Announcement of Tiny Tot Competition Awards
6:00 P.M. Grand Entry #3
- Inter-Tribal Dancing
- Exhibition Dancing
- Retiring of Colors
- Announcement of Competition Awards
- Victory/Inter-Tribal Dancing
12:00 Midnight Closing
For more information please contact the Waccamaw Siouan Tribal Office at 910-655-8778.
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About Us
The LGBT FSA serves to improve the climate for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender faculty and staff members of the Grand Valley State University community through examination of current policies and practices and through the initiation and promotion of programs which will result in a more equitable and supportive environment.
Former steering committee members
The LGBT FSA goals are as follows:
- To encourage and promote scholarship, research and teaching that addresses questions relevant to LGBT persons and to all members of the university across disciplines concerned with understanding the role of sexual orientation in culture and society.
- To help faculty across the university develop pedagogical approaches that are sensitive to the sexual diversity present both in our classrooms and in the larger community that will be served by the undergraduates and graduates we are preparing for professional service.
- To help faculty and staff across the university understand and model behaviors that contribute to making GVSU a productive learning and working environment for gay and lesbian employees and students.
- To foster retention of LGBT faculty and staff.
- In the spirit of the university's desire to establish a diverse community, the Association shall seek to provide support and guidance for the University regarding issues that affect the well being of LGBT employees of the University.
Current initiatives include:
- Establishment of the LGBT lending library in the LGBT Resource Center
- Promotion of LGBT University Endowment Fund
- Promotion of information on household member benefits enrollment
- Establishment of the LGBT FSA grant through CSCE
- Development of more social opportunities for the membership
- Partnership with FTLC to promote seminars related to LGBT issues in the classroom
- Further development of the new faculty/staff mentoring Program
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It's a good line-up this week.
I found some new favorites, that's for sure.
p.s. I am just now starting to get into VSCO.
I can feel an addiction coming on.
01. Shelter Protects You – Karie Reinertson is an artist, designer, maker, and founder of Shelter
02. Melissa Green – An Oklahoma based photographer
03. This Is Paper Mag – An online magazine / shop
04. Esme Winter – Printed patterns that are designed and made in London


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Wheaton Park District's Leisure Center and Cosley Zoo are hosting a Sock Hop, with special guests from classic rock: Bob Abrams, formerly of Chicago's own Buckinghams: "Don't You Care?" "Kind of a Drag;" and Mick Broch, formerly of Herman's Hermits; "I'm into Something Good," "I'm Henry the VIII I Am." Come and dance the night away!
The Wheaton Park District's Leisure Center will be hosting the Sock Hop on Friday, October 14, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the Wheaton Park District Community Center, located at 1777 S. Blanchard Road in Wheaton. The doors will open at 7 p.m. Tickets purchased before October 13 are $15 per person and $25 per couple. Tickets purchased on the night of the event are $20 per person and $30 per couple. Register for the event online at www.wheatonparkdistrict.com or by calling (630) 665-1415. The cost of a ticket covers live musical entertainment by Broch and Adams, food, prizes, an optional costume contest and more. All proceeds from the show will benefit the Wheaton Park District Leisure Center. Sponsoring the event is APEX Home Health Care.
The live entertainment will be performed by two of the most entertaining guys from the classic rock circuit, playing popular hits from the 50s, 60s and beyond.
For more than 30 years the Wheaton Park District Leisure Center (formerly the Senior Center), has been a leading provider of innovative research programming for active adults. The Center is conveniently located downtown in picturesque Memorial Park. The 125-year-old coach house is a warm and inviting place with a casual atmosphere. The Wheaton Park District has long been at the forefront in improving the quality of life for Wheaton's 50+ population by offering their 3,000 members a wide variety of high quality, trend-conscious programs, services and travel opportunities.
For more information or to register for the event, please contact Linda Dolan at (630) 510-5030 or by email: email@example.com


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Craft beer is slowly taking a strong hold on the world and below are the top reasons why you are now smarter for banishing fizzy yellow beer from your life.
Big Beer thinks you are dumb
A television advertisement for an apple "ale" shows a man getting hit in the head with a piece of fruit, knocking him out. Coming out of a daze the man proceeds to order a beer. A craft beer drinker would NEVER succumb to such a treatment. Unfortunately for the vast majority of beer drinkers in this country, the Big Beer companies thinks we are all idiots.
Big Beer thinks we need blue mountain graphics on our beer labels that tell us if our beer is of acceptable temperature to drink, common sense (or touch) be damned. Big Beer wants us to think drinking beer is about dancing on a cruise ship with hundreds of people we don't know and not about enlightened conversation with a group of close friends (or new ones). Big Beer wants you to think adding a wedge of fruit to your beer is acceptable and so is drinking out of a dirty bottle. Big Beer wants you to think more about the temperature of the beer than the taste, and how quickly the liquid comes out of the technologically advanced shape of the container. Truth is, the tongue cannot taste certain flavors if something is below a certain temperature, thus the true quality of the beer can be and obviously is masked.
Thankfully as a craft beer drinker, you have made the decision to seek out quality, innovation and taste and make the millions of dollars Big Beer spends on advertising and research just a waste of money. Soon, our beer dreams will come true and Sierra Nevada will have a commercial on during the Super Bowl and taste buds around the world will be awakened.
Sciency stuff
Ask a friend, your neighbor or your parents what Humulus lupulus means and you're likely to receive a blank stare. But ask any beer geek and they will probably tell you it's the genus name for hops. When us beer geeks heard the name then learned the plant was closely related to the cannabis family, we dug deeper and discovered other cool facts about the plant, such as their medicinal and preservative qualities.
As beer geeks, words like mash tun, wort and fermentation now just roll off the tongue. Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Brettanomyces bruxellensis sound more like words from a poem recited by Ninkasi herself than the difficult to pronounce scientific words they are. ABV and SRM are wondrous things to try to explain to the uninitiated.
As the world's third most popular beverage, beer has a lineage that spans centuries. Beer has been used to create civilizations, end wars and even be a form of currency. Sure the recipes and styles have changed over the years, but no other beverage has had a huger impact on culture and world history than beer.
Think the names of some of your favorite craft beers just appeared out of nowhere? North Coast Old Rasputin Russian imperial stout was produced in the tradition of 18th Century English brewers who supplied the court of Russia's Catherine the Great. Not just the name of an overrated IPA, Pliny the Elder was a Roman author, naturalist, and natural philosopher, as well as naval and army commander of the early Roman Empire. Even the macrobrews of today have roots in American settlements (Pabst, Adolphus Busch, Coors) when their German ancestors landed here. The story of beer and American agriculture, technology and innovation is tied together tightly.
They brewed what?
Craft beer style guidelines are continually being blurred by creative and innovative breweries around the world. Gone are the days of the 6% ABV IPA, given way to the double and even triple IPA hop bombs of today. But have you seen some of the ingredients brewers are using today? Sierra Nevada has used plums, mandarin oranges and peppercorn in their Ovila series. New Belgium has used pluots and yuzu juice in their brews recently (yes, you'll want to look both of those ingredients up). Grains of paradise, kaffir limes, chipotle and Anaheim chiles, spices…. the lineup of ingredients of craft beers these days looks like an episode of Top Chef. Innovation and novelty are some of the reasons we got into craft beer, and we're not about to turn back now.
Fish species
Thanks to Ballast Point next time I find myself on a fishing expedition and pull a fish out of the sea I am likely to be able to tell what kind it is. From Sculpin to Black Marlin, Ballast Point through naming and amazing artwork have combined a love of brewing and the deep blue sea while producing award winning craft beers for 18 years. The branding and artwork are top notch and the nautical and water themes go great with San Diego's position right on the Pacific Coast.


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TSA Talks About Suspicious Photog Poster Sparking Outrage On Blogs
A handful of blogs recently pointed out a new Transportation Security Administration poster depicting a hooded photographer shooting pictures outside an airport fence. The poster encourages people to report suspicious activity, e.g. suspicious-looking people mulling around airports with cameras.
According to TSA representative Anne Davis, the posters were created for General Aviation (GA) facilities, the hundreds of smaller airports all over the country used by private aircraft owners at which TSA has no jurisdiction. The poster is not for commercial airports, so it shouldn't increase the likelihood that your average nervous traveler is going to call the authorities if they see you taking pictures of an airplane while you're waiting for your next flight to board.
But the posters could encourage local law enforcement and security personnel to question and/or harass professional photographers and hobbyists more than they already do. Davis says TSA works with these small GA airports and offers them guidelines on how to operate security, but has no real control over whether their suggestions are implemented. Operation of GA airports is left up to local, not federal, law enforcement.
Davis says the posters were given to GA airports, but she did not know where the posters would be hung, and said that GA facilities might choose not to hang them at all. She also was not sure why a photographer was the suspicious person of choice for the posters, rather than, say, someone trying to break into a GA facility or loitering around aircraft.
"I always suggest that photographers check with the airport press office," before photographing around GA airports, Davis says. By law, though, photographers don't need permission to photograph anything from public property. And the unfortunate message the TSA is sending with its poster is: cameras in the hands of government agencies protect us; cameras in the hands of private citizens and the press are a threat.


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John E Jaqua Academic Center For Student AthletesVideo Tours | Full Architect Brochure
The John E. Jaqua Center for Student Athletes at the University of Oregon explores the limits of transparency and connectivity to provide the UO's student-athletes a place to gather as a community focused on study and learning. The challenge of creating a tranquil environment where students feel connected to natural landscape elements and daylight was heightened by the chosen location: a busy intersection between campus and the city of Eugene, on the site of a former parking lot at one of the major campus entrances."The Jaqua Center," as it has become known, uses a series of creative innovations in the design of the building envelope and the surrounding landscaping in support of resolving the challenges of the site, all while addressing and leveraging opportunities within existing state energy policies and state regulations.
This new 40,000sq state-of-the-art academic learning center accommodates the NCAA-mandated academic services for the tutoring of 520 student athletes. It contributes to the retention and success of these athletes as well as the recruitment of new athletes, replacing the 8,000 SF Mac Court Annex where these services were previously housed. The first floor of the building is open to the public with a café, auditorium, and atrium for public events and heritage space that recognizes past, present and future student athletes at the University. The first floor also includes staff offices and shared tutor areas for student-athlete/general student body group sessions. The two floors above are for the exclusive use of Oregon's student-athletes and staff and require secure access. The facility includes a 114-seat auditorium, 35 tutor rooms, 25 faculty/advising offices, conference room, flexible classroom, computer lab with 54 computer stations, graphics lab, 3 teaching labs, library, separate lounges for students, tutors and staff, and 40 study carrels configured to accommodate two student-athletes per carrel, enough for all freshmen. The site also includes 34 metered parking spots for building visitors.
The facility is the result of a generous gift from Phil and Penny Knight to encourage academic achievement along with athletic performance. The building is named after John E. Jaqua, who was a varsity athlete at Pomona College, war hero, adored father/grandfather and longtime supporter of the University of Oregon. Jaqua's legacy is meant to awaken every generation to look itself in the eye and be the best it can be, and his namesake represents a challenge to student-athletes to fulfill their promise. Donor recognition in the facility is subtly treated, as names are etched into glass on an entry wall panel.
Design Concept
Authenticity to the University of Oregon student experience was a key design driver. As is the celebration of the success of student-athletes in the pursuit of knowledge and athletic achievement, an atrium forms the "heart" of the building. The atrium walls are infused with graphic displays that relay the heritage of athletics at the University. It also includes a scoreboard-inspired wall listing upcoming tutorial appointments for student-athletes.
Through the seamless integration of art, environmental graphics and architecture, the facility serves as a pantheon of student athletic achievements. For example, the "A Few Who Just Did It" wall celebrates the post-graduate academic achievements of notable former student-athletes, including the faces of author Ken Kesey, Nike co-founder Phil Knight and Ann Bancroft (the first woman to cross both the North and South Poles), engraved in 8x8 square oak blocks. On another atrium wall, a three-story mural is constructed of 10,000 small 3x3 photos of student-athletes acid-etched onto stainless steel and assembled in a large-scale pixilated pattern such that Albert Einstein's face emerges when viewed from a distance. This mural depicts the life of student athletes at the University, dating the building as circa 2009 when the photos were captured. Other elements include floor engravings of Academic All-American honorees, a color and sandblasted glass wall celebrating PAC-10 All Academic recipients and stair well that contains the names of more than 4,000 lettermen that graduated from the University between 1945 and 2009
Directly off the entrance to the atrium is the café, which features a four-sided gas fireplace, surrounded by a leather lounge seat suggesting the shape of the University's signature "O." The café welcomes the public seven days a week and serves coffee, sodas, pastries, pizzas and sandwiches (with many named in honor of former University athletes). On the far side of the atrium is the auditorium/lecture hall which contains 114 leather chairs, in Oregon's signature yellow, each individually wired for power and Internet capabilities.
A student lounge area on the second floor is set on axis with the katsura maple tree in the garden below. This axial move was carefully planned in order to provide a sense of being at the tree top while in the space. Several 'beanbag-like' sofas are arranged throughout the room offering student respite. A custom rug covers the floor with a large supergraphic of a traditional University slogan used as part of its rivalry with the Oregon State Beavers, "When ducks fly beavers…." The image across the rug depicts several ducks flying through the air as a beaver scurries away on the ground. Walls are covered in white oak and a TV is placed within a band of black glass that makes a graphic 'stripe' along one edge of the room.
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That time of year is rapidly approaching. Unfortunately, it's not spring as Mother Nature has recently made apparent; it's Valentine's Day, a time to celebrate love with that special someone and to make some memories to go along with it. Harrisburg and its surrounding areas makes building those memories easier than ever.
For a Valentine's date in the area, consider the following options, listed in alphabetical order.
Just as it sounds, Alfred's Victorian brings fine dining in an intimate, romantic setting to life. With a menu known for Tuscan, Italian cooking that expands into American and European cuisine, Alfred's has something to offer everyone. For a special treat, bring your own bananas for banana's foster made tableside.
Combining the best local foods that Pennsylvania has to offer with an Italian-Mediterranean flare, Bricco personifies world dining. For an upscale dining experience in downtown Harrisburg, Bricco should be at the top of every local's list for a uniquely Harrisburg Valentine's Day experience.
What's better than dinner followed by a movie? Dinner and a movie. Midtown Cinema provides a unique date-night option for Valentine's Day to bring out the fun in everyone. The Platter Café offers drinks and food ranging from brunch options to dinners that can be enjoyed during the films. With affordable ticket prices, this throwback cinema is a can't-miss.
What's better than celebrating chocolate where it all began, in Hershey, right outside of Harrisburg? Nothing. The Hershey Story makes it easy. Their Chocolate Lab is offering a special "Truffles for Couples" class Valentine's Day weekend. Check it out!
It may be cold, but that doesn't mean a quick stroll along the river should be out of the question. After dinner, take the time to walk down Harrisburg's Riverfront Park. The views of the Susquehanna are stunning regardless of the time of year. A break from the busyness of everyday life should be on the top of every Valentine's Day participant's agenda.
This Valentine's Day take the time to enjoy what Harrisburg and the local area has to offer. With exquisite dining options and experiences that cannot be found elsewhere, Harrisburg has something to make every Valentine's Day date a memorable, special experience.


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|Topological pressure for non-compact sets, Kamae entropy and Kolmogorov complexity
|Logic Seminar
|Daniel Thompson, Pennsylvania State University
|For compact spaces, the theory of topological pressure and equilibrium states is a cornerstone of modern ergodic theory. It has long been thought desirable to generalize this theory to non-compact spaces. I will give a brief over-view of the various approaches to this problem in the literature and give an elementary alternative definition of topological pressure in the non-compact setting. It turns out that this definition is a generalization of the Kamae entropy. The definition assigns a non-negative number to each point in the space and can be interpreted as a sort of complexity. In Cantor space, this quantity is related to the Kolmogorov complexity. I will attempt to give an accessible explanation of the dynamical systems context of this theory. I will then describe some results by Brudno, Kamae, Van Lambalgen and White to illustrate the connection with Kolmogorov complexity and to demonstrate why this may be of interest to Logicians.
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|11 / 30 / 2010
|02:30pm - 03:45pm


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Grrrdian wrote:ztf vs 1o1 to find out who gets into semis (which are 1v4 and 2v3)
if ztf wins, LoA cy@ ztf and eXc get into semis, in that order?
if 1o1 wins, ztf eXc and 1o1 will be tied in terms of points. so who is going into semi's mick?
btw, whats the point of a semi's and finals in a round robin??? everyones played each other. final standing should be decider tbh. (in which case loa will play cy@ in what'll be a finals of sorts)
Camahawk wrote:who did we lose to?
Grrrdian wrote:also, we cbf playing youse twice, so lets just call it a forfeit from loa re: group stage game. see you in finals, if we make it =d
todirius wrote:in any case fun vs cy@ would be a good match
wch wrote:todirius wrote:in any case fun vs cy@ would be a good match
About as good as my top lane in HoN. LMAO CY@ WESTY SCUM BAGS
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