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Fiesta Music: Not Just Flamenco
Where to find rock amid the cascarones. Read story.
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Elliott Niezel Reflects on Hope in Upcoming Album
The rapper's Hope Ranch Beach speaks to refuge and positivity. Read story.
Thursday, July 30, 2015
The Ataris Return to Town; Girls Rock S.B. Hosts Summer Showcases
Alt-Rockers play Blue Skies in it's entirety, and the Mutineers and Odessa support area music camp for young women. Read story.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Kid Musician Sofia Guerra Rocks
Nine-year-old singer/guitarist wows with a big voice and a bright spirit. Read story.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Bonny Doon and Gardens & Villa Keep the Music Coming
Two Santa Barbara bands release new songs this summer. Read story.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
California Bands Fill Venues this Week
State Street will be humming with music from bands including The Adolescents, Canned Heat, and Internet. Read story.
Thursday, July 9, 2015
David Gray Plays Santa Barbara
The award-winning singer/songwriter will play the Bowl on Wednesday, July 8. Read story.
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Music Galore in Santa Barbara This Week
Check out the Johnny Cash Tribute, Standing Sun Concerts, Martin Gore, and more this week. Read story.
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Azeem Ward's Cyberspace Celebrity
"Viral Flute Recital Guy" becomes a hit in the U.K. after posting a Facebook announcement for his UCSB recital. Read story.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
High School Musical Winners Make Finals In L.A.
Blake Brundy and Kat Monzon make it to the finals of the Jerry Herman Awards. Read story.
Thursday, June 11, 2015
The Ojai Music Festival 2015
The four-day event celebrates its 69th birthday June 10-14 in Libbey Park. Read story.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Justin Boreta's Road to The Glitch Mob
Goleta native makes his place in the popular deejay collective. Read story.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
The Stone Pine Sessions
Glen Phillips headlines a night of acoustic music to raise funds for the Lompoc Theatre Project. Read story.
Thursday, May 21, 2015
KJEE Summer Round-Up
Today's hippest alternative music acts come to the Bowl. Read story.
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Jason Paras Sets His Sights on Success
Santa Barbara teen follows his musical calling. Read story.


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Hello World, Principally my Dad, welcome to the little part of the internet I like to call; MY WEBSITE. Catchy isn't it?
I've put this here so my Dad has something to read when he Googles me every night and so that the people I went to school with can see what that loud girl with the posh name is up to. For both parties I'd like to clarify that I did not sleep with Ben Fogle and have no idea how that rumour started. Ben's loose tongue I can only imagine.
So, please have a nose about here.
If you want to see me live, check out the gigs bit.
If you want to book me for a workshop then I've got lots of nice words about my teaching.
Didn't realise I was in a sketch group? Most people don't, click on the Gein's Family Giftshop bit to find out more.
If you'd like to see how I have a limited range of four facial expressions then the Media section is perfect for you.
Anything else you need, drop me an email. Ben, you can just What's App me.

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Goodness! Who would have thought that launching a magazine to compliment this little blog of mine would have been such a runaway success? Ever since we published issue 2 of this yearly magazine, waaaaay back in August last year, the orders have been coming in daily. Gareth, who packs and ships every single one by hand, has been a busy bee for sure, and a regular fixture at our local Post Office! He's obviously been doing his job pretty damn well too, because he told me this week that issue two is now officially sold out. Whoa.
However if you missed out and you're now kicking yourself for it, don't fret because we have a small batch of seconds (mags that aren't 100% perfect) which we'd like to offer to you, with a massive third slashed off the original price. The imperfections are minimal, nothing more than a few lines of smudged text on the last page, but we were not prepared to ship them in less-than-perfect condition at full price. So, rather than wastefully destroying these slightly flawed magazines we agreed a massive price-cut is the best option for everbody concerned!


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Oats Roll UpwardPosted Friday, February 4, 2011, at 1:57 PM
Although oats are often thought of as horse feed or hippie food, they suddenly have become mainstream, both among consumers and investors. Rising corn, wheat and soybean prices are forcing grain consumers to look for cheaper alternatives, like oats. Health advocates have begun touting oats' ability to prevent heart disease, and a prominent fast food chain has even begun offering oatmeal on their menu.
This renewed interest in oats has pushed prices sharply higher, sending them to the second-highest price in history. Over the last eight months, oat prices have risen $2.26 per bushel, or 120%. As of midday Friday, oats for March delivery were trading at $4.14 per bushel.
Petroleum Spikes Higher
After giving consumers a brief reprieve last week, the energy markets rocketed higher yet again. Crude oil, gasoline and heating oil prices all rose sharply over the last week, driven by freezing temperatures and uncertainty in the Middle East.
Fearing that the crisis in Egypt could spread to other oil-rich authoritarian regimes in the Middle East like Saudi Arabia, crude oil prices pushed near two-year highs again Monday. There has also been speculation that the conflict in Egypt could threaten the Suez Canal, which serves as a gateway for crude oil from the Middle East to Europe and the United States. Around 4.5% of the world's crude oil passes through Egypt, and further conflict there could force shippers to travel around Africa, delaying shipments and increasing expenses.
As of midday Friday, crude oil was trading near $89.50 per barrel, up $4.50 (+5%) in 7 days. Some analysts warn that prices could decline just as quickly if the risk of problems in the Middle East diminishes.
Copper is Red-Hot
The copper market made new all-time highs again Friday morning, reaching $4.61 per pound. Copper has risen 68% in the last seven months amidst tight worldwide supplies, as global demand is outstripping production.
Copper gained this week on the news that the U.S. unemployment fell to the lowest level since 2009 as the manufacturing sector has been expanding, indicating increased demand for the red metal. Copper is essential to the automobile, electronic and housing sectors, where it is used for conducting electricity and piping. As of midday Friday, copper for March delivery was trading at $4.58 per pound.
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I really liked it . We did add more oil, chicken broth to moisten it. We also added diced tomatoes and peppers. It was still a little dry but delicious.
This recipe was a good foundation... There needs to be more oil, for one thing, and I seasoned the oil to taste, adding some oregano. When it was finished, it was much too dry, so I mixed up a white wine vinaigrette with more basil and oregano, tossed along with the parmesan... it was delicious!
This was fast and easy. Very nice dinner. I added a little lemon zest just before serving. It was a nice addition.
I had to add onions, more oil & some lemon pepper seasoning to this because the flavor wasn't working for me. While the taste turned out great, a friend suggested that this was a bit dry; it needs a white sauce to put over the pasta. I'll be trying to fool around with this recipe some more to get it right because I liked the simplicity of the ingredients.


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The awards keep rolling in for Anderson County High School softball players.
Senior Mia Aldridge and junior Bailey Curry have both been named to First Team All-State by the Kentucky Softball Coaches Association.
It is the second consecutive year that Curry, a catcher, has been named to the first team. She was a second team selection in 2014.
Aldridge was a third team selection last season.
Anderson County High School softball player Mia Aldridge continues to pull in the honors. Aldridge, who graduated last month, has been named to the Kentucky All-Star team, which will play the Tennessee All-Stars on Wednesday, June 29 at South Warren High School in Bowling Green.
Aldridge, who will attend Campbellsville University, was selected as a pitcher and outfielder for the team.
Aldridge becomes the first Anderson County player selected for the all-star games since Courtney Turpin in 2010.
I can't remember ever writing a column like this one in more than three decades at the keyboard, but that's good.
Or at least I think it should be new ground when I talk about the future of Anderson County High School softball.
Jeff Niklaus, who took part in the real-life mission that inspired the movie "BlackHawk Down," will share his story at 6 p.m. June 26 at Anderson Christian Church.
"Jeff weaves his faith into his story," Brandon Dulaney, head minister at Anderson Christian Church, said. "He shares from lessons learned and experiences gained and doesn't shy away from sharing God's role in his life."
Pigeon Fork Baptist plans vacation bible school
Pigeon Fork Baptist Church will host vacation bible school June 29 through July 1 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Family Fun Night is planned for 5 p.m. July 2.
Pre-register by calling 502-803-6508.
The church is located at 5090 Hickory Ridge Road, Waddy.
Waddy Church of Faith homecoming planned
The Waddy Church of Faith homecoming begins at 10 a.m. July 10.
Lunch will follow the service.
When we think of soup we think of cold winter nights. A big pot of chili simmering for hours on the stove or maybe gallons of chicken noodle to "cure what ails ya."
For hundreds of years, people around the world eat certain soups in the summer to cool down and replenish nutrients zapped away by the summer heat.
Some soups are cold like gazpacho and melon soup, others are served warm or room temperature like summer minestrone.
June 22
By appointment only — Computer tutoring at the Anderson Public Library
8:30 a.m. — Breakfast Club at the Anderson County Senior Center
10:30 a.m — Easy crafts with Charity at the Anderson County Senior Center
11 a.m. to noon — Reed and Ashton Masterson, Impossible Magic at First Baptist gym (Part of Anderson Public Library 2016 Summer Reading Program)
11:30 a.m. — Lunch at the Anderson County Senior Center
Noon — Rook Club at the Anderson County Senior Center
Thursday, June 23, 1966
Wanda Drury, 17, was the winner of the beauty contest sponsored by the Pioneer Optimist Club at the Mercer County Fairgrounds in Harrodsburg. She is a daughter of Susie B. Drury and the late Charles Drury.
Second place winner was Sue Reynolds, 18, Bondville, and third place honors went to Diana Mountjoy, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lin Morgan Mountjoy of Anderson County.
Mrs. Phillip Roddy pulled a ligament in her right hip while water skiing on the Kentucky River Sunday.
While most teenagers spend the summer lounging around the pool, soon-to-be Anderson County High School senior Avery Reynolds will be traveling across the country with her family to the National High School Finals Rodeo in Gillette, Wyoming.
Avery earned a spot in the world's largest rodeo by winning the barrel racing and pole bending competitions at the state level. She was also named Miss Central Kentucky Regional High School Rodeo Queen.
"Rodeo is what I love," she explained. "It's my passion."
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The Academy of Kung Fu to host free women's self-defense class
July 23 2016 - Space is limited, 1:30 p.m., Free
The Academy of Kung Fu, 8904 W. Broad St., will host a free women's self-defense class from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The class is designed to teach women how to defend themselves against the five most common attacks they could encounter. Space is limited. To register, visit http://www.vakungfu.com or call 346-3478.
Summer Nature Series at Three Lakes Nature Center continues with "Ssslither! Snakes"
July 27 2016 - Topics rotate throughout the summer months, 10 a.m., Free
The Summer Nature Series at Three Lakes Nature Center, 400 Sausiluta Dr., continues with "Ssslither! Snakes" from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Nature center staff will open the classroom doors to visitors and share a variety of items/treasures from the nature collections. Topics rotate throughout the summer months. For details, call 652-1448.
Lavender Fields Herb Farm to offer the class "Fall Herb and Vegetable Gardening 101"
August 02 2016 - , 10:30 a.m., $12
Lavender Fields Herb Farm, 11300 Winfrey Rd. in Glen Allen, will offer the class "Fall Herb and Vegetable Gardening 101" from 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Learn where and how to start, soil preparation, plant selection, ongoing care and some good gardening habits. Cost is $12. To register, visit http://www.lavenderfieldsfarm.com
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
Tuckahoe YMCA to host Refugee Community Resource Fair
The Tuckahoe Family YMCA and ReEstablish Richmond will host the third-annual Refugee Community Resource Fair Saturday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to noon at the YMCA, 9211 Patterson Avenue in Henrico. The event is designed to provide refugees in the region information about jobs, local businesses, housing, health care, education and more.
As part of its strategic plan, the YMCA of Greater Richmond works to identify, address and eliminate economic, geographic and cultural barriers. > Read more.
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There are some great events this weekend in Henrico that will take your mind off the incredible heat. Highland Springs residents are invited to a Neighborhood Block Party with music, games, food and giveaways. The Tuckahoe Square Dance Club will host a dance at Pinchbeck Elementary School. There are still a few spots left for a free women's self-defense class at The Academy of Kung Fu. And the Pocahontas Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society will continue its Sunday Strolls at Dorey Park. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Bondurant appointed as Henrico General District Court judge
Reynolds Community College named a '2016 Great College to Work For'
Church uses goats to clear overgrowth
Henrico Police seek robbery suspect
Virginia man cited with gun in backpack at Richmond International Airport checkpoint
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SCI names new CEO, while the Louisiana governor appoints commissioner to the Port of New Orleans board.
The Panama Canal Authority said it is confident in the process it uses to move ships through the new locks at the canal, following an accident last week that damaged the Xin Fei Zhou after it made contact with one of the walls at the Agua Clara Locks.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers at the Tampa International Airport discovered the counterfeit rings in a shipment from China.
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I just. I just don't know.. :/
- It's Me Danene Jane
Soon to Be Married To Dakota Lee
Mom To Davin Lee He Arrived 7/1/11 Reflux And a Milk&Soy Allergy.
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I am not being snarky and I am not trying to be a bitch. Go get help. You need to talk to someone on a serious level. Psychologist, now.
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My Beautiful angel Emma Rilee 7/2209-3/2012 You are forever in mommy's heart and mind ... I love you always
Henry Ryan my little prince July 22, 2011
I want to add... I don't think you are a crazy person and I'm sure you are a wonderful mom. But even the best break down sometime and you need to seek help before you do something unimaginable.
If you are having feelings like you want to SHAKE your BABY, you need to get some HELP! FRIENDS, Family yoru DF...sounds like you need a break! You are putting your baby in danger if you are even having those thoughts, not that you would do it, but you are EXHAUSSTED, you need help! FInd some .,,,,,,NOW!
Kristin - Wife to Dave 3-15-08, �Mom to Daniel 11-30-08, Claire 6-26-11
I know that the hardest thing is having to always hear other moms say "isn't it just the greatest thing ever!?" When all you feel is tired, frustrated, sad, and resentful. I can't offer you any answers. What I can say, is something that my sister (who worked with infants in daycare for 6 years) always told me when I had my first. "the baby you have today, is not the baby you'll have tomorrow." The fact is, it's true. Maybe not, from only one day to the next...but they do change SO fast, that there comes a time when you can't believe how long it's been since this same baby was making you crazy, and think that you wouldn't make it through. (I remember crying in the middle of the night, swearing that I couldn't do it...that I was never, ever going to sleep again, and that it might kill me...)
And. then...it changed...and she started sleeping...and smiling...and I didn't "forget" the hard times...but I realized how small an amount of time it really was, in the grand scheme of things.
And, here I am, 2 1/2 years later...feeling the same way abotu the new LO...but at least this time I know, it will get better...
don't feel guilty, don't despair. You'll get through it, and eventually, this will just be a time in your life that you survived. It sucks that there are people who have these great babies,. that they can take places, and who are nice and quiet, and make their parents blissfully happy all the time...and that you don't...but, you have to try to figure that you'll get yours one day... and it will be way better than just having an agreeable baby...maybe he'll make millions one day, and you'll be able to quit your job... LOL... Good luck...I feel ya...
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you are majorly stressed out. First, don't blame yourself, it's not your fault baby has reflux and remember... baby is not crying just to irritate you. It may seem that way but he's not... he just doesn't feel well. It's hard on him too.
second, get some help. A supportive friend/family member. Even getting away from the baby for a few hours & having a sitter can make you feel better. Taking a step back can help you not dwell on the issue.
as for SO... I would follow the drs advice. I'd encourage him to come to the apt. with LO and ask questions (that way he'd be more onboard with treatment once he understands).
and ya the comment on wanting to shake him kinda scares me... that's why you need HELP... it's ok to ask people. It took me awhile but you dont have to deal with it alone- remember that
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In considering the various modes in which infection with the tubercle bacillus can occur, we may, for the purposes of this paper, leave out of discussion all except inhalation and ingestion. There is practically no difference of opinion concerning their relative importance. They play small part in the epidemiology of the disease, and the total number of cases due to them is insignificant compared to those in which infection takes place through the respiratory and the digestive tracts. Both routes of infection are universally recognized, and there remains to be determined now only their relative importance as portals of entry.
Tuberculosis is a disease, the lesions of which are found so preeminently in the lung that it is easy to understand how the older physicians considered the respiratory tract the route of invasion. The classic work of Arnold gave scientific standing to this idea, since it proved that the lung
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Ailing Bush likely to skip next start
Detroit — A decision regarding who will be moved into the Milwaukee Brewers' starting rotation has gotten slightly more hurried.
Right-hander Dave Bush is battling arm fatigue and manager Ken Macha wants to push him back in the rotation as he did with Jeff Suppan earlier this season, but he has been unable to do so because of the hole left by the demotion of left-hander Manny Parra.
That means the team could be scrambling to find a starter before Saturday, the original date set to replace Parra, so they can bump Bush to Saturday.
Because of the two recent off days, the Brewers have been operating with a four-man rotation and were still able to get everybody their regular rest. That was scheduled to change next weekend when the Brewers played their fifth consecutive game after the day off Monday.
But with Bush ailing and not able to recover to full strength in four days, Macha wants to push him out of his scheduled start Thursday against the Minnesota Twins. That means the team will have to find Parra's replacement as soon as possible to start Thursday.
Macha will meet with his coaches, general manager Doug Melvin and assistant GM Gord Ash on Tuesday to come up with a decision on this situation as well as a few others.
Seth McClung is one option to make the start. The right-hander made 12 starts last season and went 4-4 with a 4.24 earned run average.
Macha has been hesitant to commit to that, however, because he doesn't want to disrupt his bullpen. But he also doesn't want to penalize McClung for pitching well. He is 3-1 with a 3.32 ERA in 40 2/3 innings as a reliever this year.
"Seth, for me, has just given us so much out of that bullpen," Macha said. "I don't want to make it sound like because he's done good in the bullpen we're going to punish him and not make him a starter.
"I think all options will be discussed (Tuesday) and then hopefully we'll have a little better grip on what the avenues will be."
Most of those avenues start at Class AAA Nashville.
Right-hander Mike Burns worked four scoreless innings in his only appearance with the Brewers this season and because he is already scheduled to pitch Thursday, he could start against the Twins on his normal rest. Another plus in Burns' favor is that he threw 7 1/3 innings and allowed one earned run Saturday with Nashville.
Macha probably will talk to Nashville pitching coach Chris Bosio on Monday morning to get a report on Burns as well as maybe a couple of other options.
Tim Dillard (7-3, 4.31) is a possibility, as is Lindsay Gulin (3-3, 5.37).
Parra could make the start but that is unlikely based on what Macha has said about wanting the left-hander to "get his head right" before he returns. It's difficult to think that could happen in less than two weeks.
Of course, there is always the chance the Brewers make a deal with another team for a starter, but with few sellers on the market, if any, that idea is unlikely.
"All options will be discussed," Macha said. "Who knows what's going to happen?
"(Melvin) mentioned the other day that a lot of teams are still in the race. It's a cool option, not a hot one, that we'll go get somebody from another organization. But who knows?"
Staying sharp:Corey Hart's 10-game hitting streak, which is the longest on the team this season, was put on pause Sunday because he had the day off with Frank Catalanotto starting in right field.
The reason was to get Catalanotto some at-bats more than it was to rest the hot-hitting Hart. Catalanotto, acquired via free agency May 12, hadn't appeared in a game on the trip until Sunday.
With the Brewers getting back to strictly National League rules at the end of this week, which typically means more playing time for the bench players, Macha wanted Catalanotto to see some live pitching. Mat Gamel and Casey McGehee have taken the designated hitter's at-bats during this trip, leaving little time for Catalanotto to see the field.
"I've got to make sure I've got some people that can operate off the bench," Macha said. "We're going to be out of this DH situation now.
"We're going to be back to the pinch-hitting thing and Frank's my main guy. He has to get at-bats. Corey's done fine but we have to keep everybody ready."


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Just a few comments on Rick Levys letter to the editor published in The Times Argus on Friday. He wrote reacting to a letter to the editor written by Gesualdo C. Schneider in a prior edition of the newspaper.
Mr. Levy questions Mr. Schneiders memory of some evils done in the name of God in the past. I am relatively certain that he does know about some of the things mentioned in his letter, the Crusades, and the Spanish Inquisition, which some who have a strong dislike for religion or God usually mention. When we judge people in the past with a modern lens we are in error. It is difficult to place ourselves in their shoes under a system of government much different from ours and make a fair call.
Rather than go point by point, let me try to summarize: He points out some evils done in the name of God or religion, and that is true, but to be fair he should balance that with the good that has been done by people in the name of God or religions. The problem is not with religion or the truths taught by the church and Scripture, but let me give you one example. We see Jesus saying we should love our neighbor as ourselves. If some choose to ignore that teaching, that is not a defect on the part of God or religion but those who choose to ignore it.
We should all seek the truth, and that God exists is an important one. If we seek some systematic worship of God we will join a religion. Make your best call, and good luck.
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While emacs is running, how can I find out which color theme is currently in use?
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There isn't the concept of a current theme, and indeed, multiple themes can be applied in sequence to additively define the set of active faces. Support for theming was added into the latest Emacs versions (see
In short, when you activate a theme, you're not switching to that theme, but rather applying the changes specified in the theme to the faces and variables it lists.
All customizations which aren't explicitly placed in a named theme are actually put into the hidden user theme, so there's always at least one active theme. The other currently enabled themes are listed in the variable
Share an example for using color-theme-print to get what theme I applied.
via 'M-x color-theme-print' you will get outputs about the color theme info, then find a typical value that is unique for different color themes, I choose 'background-color' whose value is 537182 for my emacs.
Open the color theme library 'color-theme-library.el' then search the file with keyword as '537182', then you'd get the theme name there.
Although not a straight-forward way but it really works, hope that helps!
To add to sanityinc's response, you either set it yourself, or it's in your init.el (dotemacs) file.
I guess you are asking because you tried a couple of them and forgot right? I know I have, I wonder if you can check your Messages buffer to see the last one applied.
@sanityinc thanks for the explanation too. I noticed when I started to add more and more themes in succession, some areas, like the mini buffer wouldn't change or would be set to the last theme's value. now i know why.


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Even in the midst of a debilitating three-year battle with brain cancer, Marist athletic trainer Glenn Marinelli held on to his fun spirit, maintained a positive attitude and served as an inspiration for his family, friends and the entire Red Fox athletic community.
Marinelli, who worked 32 years at the college, passed away Friday night. He was 56.
"Glenn Marinelli lived his life with strength and unwavering courage,'' said Marist swim coach Larry VanWagner. "No one fought the good fight better. He was a fine example for us all.''
Marinelli offered motivational speeches to the athletes and staff and the teams embraced his fight as their own. His phrase "Never Give Up, Never Surrender,'' was inscribed on wrist bands and adorns a wall above the school's sports medicine offices in the McCann Center.
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Coaches and players have come and gone at Marist, but Marinelli has been a mainstay. Most Red Fox fans would recognize him as the familiar figure at the end of the basketball bench.
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LINCOLN HTS., Ohio -- A local police officer is barred from his station after being accused of multiple thefts over the past decade.
Lincoln Heights Sgt. LaRoy Smith, 50, was arrested Thursday after a several-month investigation into his suspected wrongdoing, according to Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil.
The investigation revealed several suspected thefts dating back to 2006, with the most recent incident occurring Aug. 1. Less than $1,000 was taken during the most recent theft. However, Smith has been charged with a fifth-degree felony due he's a police officer.
Members of the Southwest Ohio Violent Crime Task Force were made aware of allegations of "irregularities" by Lincoln Heights' police chief and officials from the village, Neil said.
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O.o I love Doctor Who - not as much as Torchwood though. I have a Dr Who alarm (a.k.a my younger brothers) they run into my room on a saturday evening to tell me it's starting - even if I've got BBC1 on they have to do it.
Lol. like Torchwood too.Can't wait till Jacks back in Doctor Who :grin:
Same here. Gets my brothers all excited if I mention it, I shouldn't do that three of us should be revising.
Wow....this series has gone by sooo fast...can't belive Jacks back next week...
Doctor Who is the longest running science fiction television series in the world. Originally it ran from 1963 to 89, had a tv film in 96 and relaunched in 2005.
The doctor, described as a curious, eccentric alien traveller, shares his adventures in space and time with a up t 3 companions, and has done since 1963. More than 35 actos have played his companion, and his current companion is called Martha Jones played by Freema Agyeman.
There have been 10 official doctors in the series (nine regenerations - what the time lord does instead of die, allowing for the series to continue for so long) though more actors have played the doctor - mostly just once. A time lord is a humanoid alien that has the ability to live forever - they regenerate when their bodies become too old or mortally wounded. They are thought to be one of the oldest races in the Doctor Who universe, they are aloof, pompus and full of ceremony.They are a higly intelligent and techologically advanced race.
The blue box or time machine, is called a TARDIS, an acronym or Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space. A product of Time Lord technology, a properly maintained and piloted TARDIS can transport its occupants to any point in Time and Space. The interior of a TARDIS is much larger than its exterior "dimensionally transcendental". It is meant to have a chameleon exterior, but the Doctor's Tardis is a stolen, unreliable shape which has a stuck chameleon circuit and is contastly in the shape of a 1950's London police call box.
TARDISes are grown not made and among other things draw their engergy from a black hole. A TARDIS has the ability to travel in space and time (and, on occasion, to other dimensions). The tardis has a vast number of interior rooms, including a bathroom with a swimming pool, medical bay, art gallery, wardrobe, attic and a completely sheilded chamber - the Zero room.
The TARDIS also grants its passengers the ability to understand and speak other languages, it is often said to be "alive" and seems to have a mind of it's own. It is intelligent and shares a bond with those who travel in it. The doctor is an integral part of how the TARDIS works and communicates with others.
So now I've showed off my geekiness. And btw Wikipedia, even better at this than me.
Umm did you like the episode Blink? And I totally agree it's going too fast, but Jack's back. The next episode looks really good, I hope it's as good as it seems in the previews That'll keep me happy until 2008 then Torchwood is back (woo more Tosh).
I want to watch it so bad... But I can't ever get to it in time. I'll have to fidn it on Youtube.
Lol.It is well worth watching.Especially Doomsday.The last episode of the 2nd series.Amazing acting.Makes me soo depressed.Heartbreaking:cry:
Blink was so good.Loved "Goes ding when theres stuff."
Yep so worth watching. Not all doom and gloom either it's funny at times.
I actually felt sorry for the chickens that he mentioned, poor things. But his "Timey Wimey Machine" looked good. I think the next thing we'll be seeing is t - shirts with "The Angels have my phonebox" on it. Or something about sad being happy for deep people.
What have been your favourite episodes?
Mine have been - Dalek, Father's Day, Fear Her, runaway bride, the shakespeare code, Dalek's In Manhattan, family of blood, and the last of the time lords looks to be amazing.
My fave episodes are....Impossible Planet/Satan's Pit...Father's Day..Boom Town..Empty Child/The Doctor Dances...Tooth and Claw...New Earth...Gridlocked...Blink..Human Nature/The Family of Blood (Sooo good)...and I suppose Doomsday but I was dissapointed by the storylline involving the Daleks.Although the acting made up for it.And I think the way Rose left was v clever.
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During the 'Hard Answers' Thieves Guild quest, Karliah asked me to meet her at the Ragged Flagon. However, it seems that she doesn't show up at the rendezvous point. Where do I find her?
I did this on the PC last night and I couldn't enter the Ragged Flagon from the back entrance as the key seems to have changes.
I had to go through the Rat Way like the first time.
And then she was waiting right after you enter the Ragged Flagon.
If she is not there, maybe try to way for a while. She might be slower at getting there than you (if you used fast travel right after she told you to meet up there).
I found Karliah at the Snow Veil Sanctum, in the room where I got poisoned, stuck at the door at the top of the stairs. Just open the door exit and this should solve the problem.
Wait a couple of in-game days for her in The Ragged Flagon. Wait in 24-hour intervals, and see if she shows up. Karliah sometimes takes a long time to travel.
If that doesn't work and you're playing on the PC, an alternative workaround is to use console commands to teleport Karliah to your location. Open the console by pressing ~.
Console commands to teleport Karliah to the player's current location (make sure you are in The Ragged Flagon before you input the commands):
Karliah should now be near you after doing this.
More info on console commands in the UESP wiki.
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How near is the next bust (Take 2)?
How near is the next bust? I asked about a month ago on May 14 http://jubakpicks.com/2013/05/14/how-near-is-the-next-bust/
Not very, I concluded then.
I haven't completely changed my mind…
- I'm still convinced that a bust of the magnitude of the global financial crisis that followed the Lehman Bros. bankruptcy is very unlikely.
- I hear the growls from the bears that say we're looking at a replay of the Asian currency crisis of 1997. I think a replay is very unlikely.
- But "something like" a smaller version of that crisis does seem to me to be more possible than it was a month ago. Emerging stock markets will bear the brunt of that smaller version—and I don't think the decline in those markets is over yet.
- But the biggest danger of a global crisis remains the EuroZone banking system—and that danger is largely over-looked by the current market.
The Asian currency crisis of 1997 is a good place to start any examination of the risks in the current market. So let's start there.
I don't see a replay of the crisis that took the Thai stock market down 75% in 1997, that resulted in a 13.5% drop in Indonesia's GDP, or that required a $40 billion effort from the International Monetary Fund to stabilize the currencies of South Korea, Thailand, and Indonesia. But I do see a way that a re-emergence of some of the conditions of that crisis could cost a different cast of characters—Brazil, India, and Turkey are more likely participants in this version than South Korea or Indonesia—another 15% or 20% retreat in stock prices.
In other words, a deep, painful, but selective bear market in emerging stock markets rather than a global financial crisis.
Unless the world's central banks make huge errors, a crisis of that dimension wouldn't take down the global economy or global financial markets. And while I wouldn't rule out errors of that size, they are unlikely. The scenario we're looking at is one the central banks have been through before and that they have traditional central bank tools to handle. But a crisis of that dimension, especially one with its echoes of 1997, is enough to produce confidence-shaking volatility that will test central banks, traders, and investors.
The preconditions for the Asian currency crisis were the devaluation of the Chinese renminbi and the Japanese yen, and an increase in U.S. interest rates. Those forces put pressure on the currencies and financial markets of countries such as Thailand that were running current account deficits and were dependent on cash inflows from overseas investors to balance accounts. When money stopped flowing in and started to flow out into the United States in order to take advantage of higher interest rates, the financial positions and currencies of these countries started to come unraveled. At that point some Asian countries had adopted fixed exchange rates in an effort to keep their export economies running at top speed by making sure that an appreciating currency didn't make the cost of Thai, or Indonesian, or Korean, or Philippine goods more expensive for customers in the United States and Japan and China. The exchange rate with China was extremely sensitive since many Southeast Asian companies exported semi-finished goods to China for further manufacturing and export to the United States and Europe.
But as cash flowed out of these economies and currencies, it quickly became not a question of preventing these currencies from appreciating but instead of preventing their collapse. Traders can count and, looking at the reserves of foreign exchange and the current account deficits in these countries, they started to bet that central banks and governments wouldn't be able to defend the value of their currencies.
And indeed they couldn't. The Philippine peso, for example, went from 26 to the U.S. dollar in 1997 to 38 to the dollar in mid 1999. The Korean won and the Hong Kong dollar came under attack. The volatility was scary enough by itself: Hong Kong's Hang Seng stock market index fell 23% from October 20 through October 24. Finally, the Thai baht collapsed, taking the Thai stock market with it. Thai stocks fell 75% in 1997. With financial markets essentially shut and currencies collapsing, economies ground to a halt for a lack of financing. The Indonesian economy contracted by 13.5% in 1998.
The International Monetary Fund and global central banks finally stepped in to guarantee liquidity in these markets. But not before the crisis had spread to China. The Chinese government and the People's Bank of China had to take extraordinary steps to guarantee the solvency of the country's banks as a tide of bad loans swept through the economy.
With that history, you can see why raising the specter of the Asian currency crisis might be so scary right now. There are echoes of the crisis in the drop in the yen that stretched from early November 2012 to mid May. From November 12 to May 16 the yen dropped 28.6%. U.S. interest rates have started to rise: in the last month the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury has climbed to 2.14% from 1.88%, an increase of 13.8%. Countries with chronic current account deficits such as Indonesia and India have moved to slow outflows and defend their currencies by moves such as raising interest rates.
Certainly there are spots of danger that seem reminiscent of 1997. Indonesia and Turkey, two of the hottest emerging markets of 2012, are both heavily dependent on foreign cash flows and they've both seen big out flows of foreign cash in recent weeks. (Violence in the streets of Istanbul hasn't helped Turkish markets.) Brazil looks like it's in trouble with cash flows out of the country picking up at the same time as the economy is slowing. That, of course, makes it hard for the Banco Central do Brasil to raise interest rates, although with inflation at 6.5% in May, near the top of the bank's range of 4.5% plus or minus two percentage points, the bank is likely to have to raise interest rates sooner rather than later no matter how slow the economy. And, of course, Japan, with an estimated debt to GDP ratio of 224% in 2012, is clearly nowhere near a sustainable level of debt.
But the differences with 1997 are significant. To me they add up to volatility, further slowing in the global economy (and a significant drop in growth in some developing economies), a further drop in the price of emerging market stocks, and big cash flows out of emerging market debt, but as painful as these market retreats as likely to be, they don't equal the kind of threat to global financial markets and economies that we saw in the Asian currency crisis. (Not everyone agrees with me. You can get a good statement of the bear case in this May interview with Albert Edwards of Societe Generale on Index Universe http://www.indexuniverse.com/sections/features/18659-edwards-asian-currency-disaster-coming.html )
What's different? Developing economies are, by and large, in better shape than they were in 1997 to weather a currency/overseas cash flow crisis.
Many Asian currencies that were pegged to the dollar or to some basket of currencies in 1997 now float with relative freedom—that has made adjustment to changing market and economic conditions a gradual process rather than leaving any change to one big crisis. Foreign exchange reserves are higher than they were in 1997—Indonesia, for example, had, as of May, foreign exchange reserves equal to 5.8 months of payments on its export bill versus 3.9 months in 1997. The biggest swing is in South Korea, which had $329 billion in reserves as of April 2013 versus just $8.9 billion in December 1997.
What this means is that this time central banks in countries that have been dependent on overseas cash flows to fill a current account gap may have to raise interest rates to encourage capital flows. Economies in these countries may, indeed, slow. Stocks and bonds will probably tumble. (Markets that look most vulnerable to further declines on this dynamic include Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, Turkey, and India.) But the kind of systemic crisis that rocked the global economy in 1997 isn't likely to come out of emerging markets.
The bears recognize this and the crisis that they're talking about this time is "like" the 1997 crisis but different. The unsustainable debt this time and the country that won't be able to handle an increase in borrowing costs isn't South Korea or Thailand, but Japan.
Makes sense, right? Japan has a huge debt, 224% of GDP and climbing. Interest rates are an extraordinarily low 0.83% on 10-year government bonds. An increase to, say 2%, as many bearish scenarios contemplate, would push interest payments to an unsustainable level, the bears argue.
I think it's hard to disagree with that in the long run, but the question is when the long run kicks in. Right now Japanese budget figures say the national debt service takes up 22.4% of the government budget—but that figure includes both interest payments and money paid to redeem maturing bonds. (The government, of course, turns around and sells new bonds to make up for those maturing. It's not like Japan is actually paying down its debt.) Actual interest payments make up about 10% of the country's budget, Paul Krugman calculates. That puts off the long run for a while. So too does the incredible durability of low interest rates. Despite everything, at 0.83% the yield on the 10-year Japanese government bond is only a tad above the 0.85% rate a year ago. The yen, remarkably given the long run picture, has actually rallied in the last month. And whatever the long run picture right now there's no shortage of demand for Japanese government bonds. In fact the slight creep upwards in yields seems to be related not to any paucity of demand, but to a lack of supply as buying by the Bank of Japan soaks up new issuance.
One of the problems facing the Bank of Japan and the Abe government is the persistence of deflationary expectations. Japanese savers remain remarkably comfortable with today's low rates because they are still factoring price deflation into their calculations. Getting them to switch to an expectation for inflation looks likely to take a while—especially if, as now, markets are skeptical of the government's commitment to an inflationary goal.
But frankly one of the reasons that I'm less worried about Japan as the locus for the next crisis is that I'm more worried about the EuroZone. Banks there are much more exposed to losses from any increase in interest rates than their Japanese counterparts are. Banks in Japan largely hold bonds to maturity and thus are much slower to show mark to market losses in their portfolios that would destroy big chunks of bank capital. European banks, with their huge holdings of sovereign debt, however, have more of their capital base exposed to rising interest rates and falling prices for sovereign debt.
The base premise of Mario Draghi's promise that the European Central Bank would do "whatever it takes" to defend the euro was that EuroZone governments would use the time that promise bought to enact reforms that ranged from the creation of a EuroZone banking system to reforms of pension systems and loosening of controls on professions in individual countries.
Unfortunately, most of that reform agenda remains unfulfilled—at the same time as the central bank's obfuscations in its defense of its OMT (Outright Monetary Transactions) bank back-up program have raised market doubts about the reality of a program that so far isn't even on paper. Arguing as the bank has done recently in proceedings in front of the German constitutional court that the program is both unlimited in size, in theory, and severely limited in size, in practice, has left an increasing number of market participants wondering exactly what the program really means for banks and bond rates.
These doubts are important since the drop in interest rates for Spain, Italy and peripheral members of the EuroZone such as Portugal has been based on faith in the European Central Bank backstop.
The big problem, the one that keeps me worried about Europe, is that the delay in reforms has meant that the dangerous linkage between government debt and the banks that are the biggest purchasers of that debt remains intact. The Financial Times estimates that European banks face 1 trillion euros in accumulated but hidden balance sheet losses. If those losses have to actually be declared on bank balance sheets, banks in Europe would have to raise huge amounts of capital from very, very skeptical financial markets.
If you're looking for a mechanism that could turn a local crisis into a global crisis, you don't need to look any further. And if the EuroZone manages to avoid that crisis, I think we're still looking at years of slow to no growth with all the additional pressure that puts on already stressed governments.
Just because I think the odds of a new global crisis are still relatively low doesn't mean I'm optimistic about global financial markets.
Full disclosure: I don't own shares of any of the companies mentioned in this post in my personal portfolio. When in 2010 I started the mutual fund I manage, Jubak Global Equity Fund http://jubakfund.com/ , I liquidated all my individual stock holdings and put the money into the fund. The fund did not own shares of any stock mentioned in this post as of the end of March. For a full list of the stocks in the fund as of the end of March see the fund's portfolio at http://jubakfund.com/about-the-fund/holdings/
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I'm seeking some discussion with this post.
I'm looking at incorporating C# 4.0 Dynamic features into a legacy system. My explicit example is using Rob Connery's Massive in a data layer. But my questions would apply anywhere a dynamic object must interact with an existing, strongly typed business object such that there is a mapping between properties.
I can automate the conversion to and from static (concrete) objects and expando objects with the following two (simplified) methods:
public static object ToConcrete<T>(System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject dynObject)
object instance = Activator.CreateInstance<T>();
var dict = dynObject as IDictionary<string, object>;
PropertyInfo[] targetProperties = instance.GetType().GetProperties();
foreach (PropertyInfo property in targetProperties)
object propVal;
if (dict.TryGetValue(property.Name, out propVal))
property.SetValue(instance, propVal, null);
return instance;
public static System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject ToExpando(object staticObject)
System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject expando = new ExpandoObject();
var dict = expando as IDictionary<string, object>;
PropertyInfo[] properties = staticObject.GetType().GetProperties();
foreach (PropertyInfo property in properties)
dict[property.Name] = property.GetValue(staticObject, null);
return expando;
But now I have a number of questions.
Does my attempt to span dynamic and non-dynamic in a legacy system represent a misconception on my part? Meaning, am I working against dynamic's intent? Am I setting myself up for problems?
Should my use of dynamics be limited to components that completely contain it with no mapping between dynamic objects and static objects? Meaning, is it bad practice to attempt to mix the two language domains? Am I creating bad architecture? An anti-pattern?
In the case of a component like Massive, if we say it is bad practice to map between ExpandoObject and strongly typed objects, then there is no way I can plug it into my legacy system since it must surface business objects into the legacy code and there is no practical way I can, or should, refactor the objects of a large, legacy code base into dynamic objects. Maybe dynamic can't be realistically added to a legacy .Net code base. Maybe it has to be incorporated from the beginning, or not at all.


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Poignant tears and testimonials helped uplift the memories of the murdered during a 9/11 memorial at Bill Brown Park.
A large crowd assembled at the handball courts along Avenue X, between Avenue X and East 24th Street, where they commemorated the supreme sacrifices of victims on the seventh anniversary of the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.
The ceremony, coordinated by the Brooklyn/Bedford Park 9/11 Memorial Committee, featured a candlelight vigil by a red, white and blue memorial wall, bearing the names of locals, who were killed when terrorists hijacked planes and flew them into the World Trade Center.
Among the guest speakers was Marine Park resident Regina Coyle, whose son, Firefighter James R. Coyle, made the supreme sacrifice on that day.
Coyle's final sight of her son was on television on the morning of the catastrophe when a local station was airing a cooking show from his firehouse at Ladder Company 3 in lower Manhattan.
Firefighter Coyle had completed a night shift and was eating a meal there before departing for a vacation in Chicago.
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Hierarchically structured approach for restoring natural forest—trial in Tokushima Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan
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Restoration should be a part of an overall strategy for national, regional and local land management, rather than an independent action. A hierarchically structured approach for restoration is examined by introducing actual policy and work for reestablishment of natural forest in Tokushima Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan. The goal set by Tokushima Prefectural Government is to increase the quality of biotope for indigenous plants and animals through increasing the area of natural and semi-natural vegetation and their connectivity. A "networking map" indicating high priority areas to be conserved or to be restored has been produced, using Natural Environment GIS provided by the Ministry of Environment of Japan. Having the estimated distribution of natural forests is helpful for selecting the targets for restoration, because natural forests have already disappeared from most regions due to land development. For reforestation at the cutover site, a method for designing work was developed. In order to select species and plan planting zones, ecotope types were identified both in natural forest as a reference and at the cutover site. A system for supplying indigenous seedlings was established.
KeywordsBiotope Ecological network Ecotope classification GIS Multiple scale
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- Hierarchically structured approach for restoring natural forest—trial in Tokushima Prefecture, Shikoku, Japan
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Landscape and Ecological Engineering
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