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"How I Met Your Mother" series finale (8 p.m., CBS): OK, so it wasn't always "legendary," to use someone's favorite word. But over nine seasons, "HIMYM" amused us, moved us and provided us with all kinds of silly catchphrases. Now, the gang suits up for its hourlong season finale and, if all goes well, Barney and Robin (Neil Patrick Harris and Cobie Smulders) will have an awesome wedding reception, and Ted (Josh Radnor) finally will meet his one true love (Cristin Milioti). We can't wait for it. (For a recap of the finale and a retrospective slide show, go to www.mercurynews.com/tv).
"Friends With Better Lives" (9 p.m., CBS): How do you replace "HIMYM"? Just bring on another sitcom about young, attractive white people searching for love and happiness. The cast includes James Van Der Beek and Kevin Connolly.
"House of Food" (10 p.m., MTV): Think of this as a blend of "Top Chef" and "The Real World." It's a culinary competition that has eight untrained young cooks living together in a house and vying for the chance to apprentice with some master chefs.
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Five skywriting airplanes spell out "Surrender Bob," above downtown and San Diego Bay, as a message to embattled San Diego Mayor Bob Filner to resign. The message was sponsored by radio personalities Jeff and Jer, and also written above Mission Valley and Rancho Bernardo.
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1. Catching up with my del.icio.us inbox: 16:40
Thanks to Gabriel Mansour for reminding me about my del.icio.us social bookmarking inbox! This is the first time I've checked it, and I'm delighted to see so many interesting links from eclair, lbuenaventura, iandexter, dydimustk, coldacid, neolex410, javishare, and of course gabrielm3.
Random Japanese sentence: このようにして、おじいさんは、あたりをみまわすたびに、きれいなねこがみつかっておいていくことができなくなりました。そして知らない間に、そこにいるねこをみんな拾い上げてつれていくことになってしまいました。 So it happened that every time the very old man looked up, he saw another cat which was so pretty he could not bear to leave it, and before he knew it, he had chosen them all.
2. More decisions: 16:51
My recent bicycle accident enforced a somewhat slower pace of life. I found myself restless. I want to think! I want to write! I want to work!
I want to burn as brightly as I can. Of course, I don't want to burn out. The main risk is that every so often, I get confused about what I'm working towards. If I write and if I talk about my dreams, though, my blog and other people can remind me what it's all about.
I may reconsider a recent decision. At this point in my life, life shouldn't just be about enjoying myself, but about driving myself further (while making sure I don't burn out along the way)... Maybe there's still a way to balance everything.
Random Japanese sentence: 猫は椅子の上で寝ている。 The cat is sleeping on the chair.
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RoboPhilo was a long time on my wishlist. But I finally saved up the smackeroos to afford the RoboPhilo Jr and so I sent off to RoboBrothers and picked me up one. Woo …hoo. It was a little traumatic getting him, what with part of his stand missing and the servo damage he did to himself in the first ten seconds of operation. I put him in demo mode and set him on the flat linoleum floor of the kitchen, my video camera on a pripod recording the momentus first steps if my pipedal robot. He took three steps and then fell over backwards and extended his arms and legs all akimbo. The left hip servo started making a whirring sound and the robot stopped trying to move its leg. I picked it up and tried to set it back on its feet, but the hip servo wouldn't support it. Since I happened to have a few same size servos I changed out the hip and put him back on the floor.
He did his little demo, showing fighting stances and doing a somersault (albeit slow motion), and generally roboting around. He came with a game controller attuned to the robot so he might be articulated by a user in addition to being programmable. There's a whole software suite that comes with the RoboPhilo in order to create your own moves and store them for later use. You can assemble antire programs by chaining your moves together. Or, I suppose you could just sit around and watch him do his demo routine over and over.
I don't know why the little fella fell over and broke so easily. I have sucked wind on a few occasions where the robot experienced undue trauma. It fell off the bed once, fell down two wooden stairs before coming to a stop, and having a door accidentally slammed into him and sending him skidding and tumbling across the floor. The one who did it had no idea th robot was there when they swung the door open. In each case, the robot came through without a hitch! I do admit the constantly checking to make sure things that were tightened stayed that way, and generally treat it pretty well. It spends a great deal of its time on my shelf, hanging from it's tripod stand.
I made an adapter for the charging connections and keep the robo on charge when it isn't in use. Which, over the year of owenership has waned. I guess if you added up all the time spent operating the RoboPhilo Jr the sum would be around 5 hours. While it doesn't sound like much, remember that the robot only gets about 15 minutes of operating time on a charge, so it's use it a little and then hang it up with the charger attached. That works out to my using it about 20 times in the 12 months I've owned it. But, the robot serves a purpose as it adorns my shelf; it is added to the minutiae crowding my horizontal surfaces as robotic project muses. A trigger for daydreaming, and I think that has value to be taken seriously.
Then too, I have been learning the art of robot building, taking the slow road by trying a little of everything in order to get on handle on what's out there and how I might use it. I have been consumed with making wheeled and tracked vehicles that can find their own way –or can be commanded by radio remote control. I am also playing with R/C airplanes and helicopters, both radio controlled and autonomous, or computer stabilized. The RoboPhilo is one of the robots I like the best in my collection and I expect it will remain that way. Both because I enjoy the robot, and it took me over a month of pushing and nagging to finally get the missing stand part –and display it proudly.


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Don Tritten of Waynesville, prominent business owner and community leader, passed away Easter Sunday surrounded by family at Cox South Hospital in Springfield.
Mr. Tritten, served as Chairman of the Board for Bank of Iberia. Over the years Mr. Tritten has served on the Chamber of Commerce, Committee of Fifty, AUSA, as deacon at First Baptist Church and Westside Baptist Church, and on boards for numerous non-profit organizations such as Good Samaritan Resource Center and Genesis.
He has resided with his wife Alma of 59 years in our communities since 1974. Children are Susan Schulte, David Tritten and Beth Wright, along with their families.
Visitation for Mr. Tritten is Wednesday evening, April 3, 5:00 to 7:00 pm at Waynesville Memorial Chapel. Funeral services are Thursday, 10:00 am at Westside Baptist Church in Waynesville. The family requests memorials to Westside Baptist Church Scholarship Fund.
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Obama lawyers seek end to Lejeune toxic water case
Published: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 4:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 4:00 p.m.
RALEIGH, N.C. — Obama administration attorneys are asking a federal appeals court to rule against families who blame contaminated tap water at the Camp Lejeune Marine Corps base for birth defects, childhood cancers and other illnesses.
A Justice Department attorney citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Monday filed a request to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta the same day. The Supreme Court ruled that a group of North Carolina homeowners cannot sue because state law strictly bars any lawsuit brought more than 10 years after the contamination occurred.
Government lawyers say that high court ruling should end the Camp Lejeune lawsuit.
President Obama approved a law in 2012 providing health benefits to Marines and family members exposed to the water from 1957 to 1987.
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One of my tasks at work is to write, enhance and maintain a small website for my boss. Having been given free reign, I—of course—decided to host it on a LAMP server. No trouble here. Not wanting to use outdated technology that would require extensive rewriting after a few years, I decided to stick to standards—and I learnt XHTML 1.1.
Break a leg, or break a page.
Of nice standards
XHTML 1.1 is the latest, W3C-recommended web publishing language there is. It retains the nice parts of HTML, fuses it with the modularity of XML 1.0, requires you to separate content, presentation and interaction, and provides ways for one to rapidly create a page that will look the same regardless of the web browser you're using. In theory.
Of browsers, standards compliance and bragging rights
Right now, there are roughly four browser families representing most of the browsers used to access the web.
- Trident-based: Internet Explorer and skinned mshtml browsers. Most used. Most buggy. Most standards abusing.
- Gecko-based: Mozilla, Firefox, Seamonkey, Camino, and others. Sticks to standards mostly, but knew countless versions and revisions.
- Opera: used on PCs sometimes, on mobile devices mostly: quite standards compliant in general, does have a few annoying quirks.
- KHTML: Apple Safari and Konqueror. Tries to comply with standards, but is still mostly an HTML 4.01 engine.
Of those, only two really understand XHTML 1.1: Gecko and Opera. Both include an XML parser, and generate errors if the page is badly written. Firefox's source code viewer is really nice.
Of assuming one's mistakes
As a meticulous designer, I wrote the code entirely by hand, discarding entirely the idea of using a WYSIWYG editor—as such, any error in the code has to be corrected by yours truly.
When the time came for me to test and validate my website, I had the horrible surprise of getting slightly different results in Firefox and Opera (easily fixed by reordering my fonts priorities), unworkable content in Konqueror (which required a slightly more extensive rewrite) and...
A download prompt in Internet Explorer.
Of MIME types, HTTP headers and headaches
You will, of course, tell me this: with XHTML, you need to use the application/xhtml+xml mimetype (automatically generated by Apache if your file ends in .xhtml, or that you can set up with a dedicated php command for .php files). If the browser doesn't mention it supports this one, you can fall back to application/xml or text/xml. If it gets you no cookie, you can send different content with a more classical text/html mime type.
However, Konqueror and above all Internet Explorer lie about their capabilities: Konqueror will open the file and try to process it as regular HTML (which may succeed or fail), Internet Explorer will merely ask you to save the file to disk... so that you can open the page with a standard-compliant browser, perhaps.
If you look at what IE is supposed to support, you'll get: "/". Meaning it is supposed to support any kind of file (which, of course, it can't). Meaning that, if you want to provide a scaled down version of the page, you'll need to do browser detection—making mimetypes irrelevant, but highly annoying with those browsers that do support it nicely!
Konqueror is a bit more truthful: it says that it supports "/" but that it supports text/html first; for application/xhtml+xml, it can try opening it as HTML 4, or start another browser which registered the application/xhtml+xml mimetype if available. This can be used to set up a script that would, for example, replace all instances of the
id= argument with
name=—which would make image maps work, for example. Badly applied CSS on too deeply nested DIVs, radically different font scaling and more can make or break a page.
Opera 9 has an integrated XML parser on par with Gecko's (it wasn't the case in 8.x); it supports application/xhtml+xml quite well apart from a few bugs (like image maps, which require the older syntax to work) and it displays the page without requiring too many tricks.
Gecko is a big winner here: to support all versions starting from Mozilla 1.0rc3, I merely needed to use one single trick. What a relief.
What you may end up doing
The easy way out would be to reprogram the page in HTML 4.01. Another one would be to force IE to support XHTML 1.1 (yes, it's possible! It requires a dozen additional lines of code and wastes even more bandwidth when it downloads the W3C DTDs, and then it renders the page in Quirks mode, but it does accept application/xml and parse the XML code) and use only those tags all browsers recognize, or then... Do as I do, program the pages in XHTML 1.O Strict following Appendix C, default mime type to text/html, and detect those few browsers that understand application/xhtml+xml and send them the higher level mimetype.
Darn it, being a responsible web developer is hard sometimes...
But it's worth it ... well, maybe.
Darn it, being a responsible Web developer is hard sometimes...
I whole-heartedly agree. We're currently progressing moving our website to CMS - naturally we're using a FOSS one (exponent). One of the things I was keen to do was avoid (heck - ban) the use of tables and produce the whole thing using CSS .
We're using the so-called "holy grail", 3-column layout and trying to get this to render even remotely the same in each of the four main browser engines is a thankless task. Aside from the IE hacks you need to put into the CSS - which of course make it non-compliant with W3C standards, I've also come across a lot of issues between Opera/KHTML/Gecko.
In the end, though it's worth it as we'll have a site which will be wholly usable by all web users on their terms (OS, interface, browser, font preferences etc.) and with content manageable by our staff.
At least that's what I keep telling myself when I get bogged down figuring out why ltr renders wrong in Konqueror but right in Firefox, Opera and even Safari (IE? just don't go there!).
A good post though. :o)
The four main engines...
Heed my advice: remove as many DIVs as you can - it will solve most of the problems with Konqueror. Instead, don't hesitate to apply CSS to tags, even converting inline elements to blocks if need be. Don't use classes too much, but define id's for some primary layout elements and set styles for their children (like #leftcolumn {} #leftcolumn h2{display:block})
Create a single CSS file for Gecko, Konq and Opera (not too difficult), then only at the end try to fix it for IE6 (IE7 reacts a lot like Opera). Don't hesitate to use the * html hack, and experiment with CSS expressions (the only IE6 CSS abuse that may become part of CSS3 specs...)
It worked not too badly on a 4-parts layout I recently cleaned up.
A computer is like air conditioning: it becomes useless when you open windows.
Validate while developing
Have you tried validating your pages while developing?
- Firefox Validation Extension
- W3C validation
I think using 'text/html' as mime-type with an XHTML DOCTYPE in every page should work fine.
Good luck! Robert R.
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using text/html on all pages is fine... not!
The problem with using text/html with an XHTML 1.1 page is that there ARE differences between HTML4, XHTML 1.0 Strict and XHTML 1.1. One thing for example, 'object' stacking - allowing elegant fallback cascades of content (animated SVG => Apple Flash => JPEG...) wouldn't be supported by an HTML4 browser and would likely crash it.
Even worse, your carefully crafted XHTML page would be rendered using Quirks mode, due to it containing a DOCTYPE incompatible with its mimetype.
I actually tried all validators: all those using an XML validator failed due to incorrect mimetype with text/html. Using text/xml or better solved the problem. Those using an SGML validator (like W3C's) don't take the DOCTYPE into account due to them being SYNTAX (not structure) validator.
Actually, Firefox detects errors in case of incorrect mimetype: try using an anchor written this way: 'a id='thing' /'; it would be perfectly legal in XHTML1.1, but in HTML (or XHTML using text/html) the tag would be considered open until it met another 'a' tag.
And Firefox does (starting with version 2.0; I submitted a bug report for 1.5, and it was solved in Bon Echo) highlight the slash '/'.
Meaning that no, using text/html with XHTML1.1 isn't fine. And it only gets worse when embedding SVG or MathML.
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SAN JOSE — Todd McLellan will set the new longevity standard for a Sharks coach Friday night when his team faces the Columbus Blue Jackets. It will be his 435th game behind the San Jose bench, one more than Darryl Sutter spent there and 50 more than Ron Wilson lasted.
So does it feel like he arrived five-plus years ago, or just yesterday?
"Depends on the day," McLellan said.
Then he tried to put it in perspective.
"There's a hockey joke that you have a tattoo put on you when you spend some time in organizations," said McLellan, who worked with both the Detroit Red Wings and Minnesota Wild before arriving in San Jose in June 2008. "The Shark tattoo is the biggest one I've got and certainly one I hope will grow for many years. It's engrained when you win a championship, so that's still our goal."
McLellan tried to downplay his accomplishment, noting that the Sharks are still a relatively young franchise and that in the early years, head coaches usually don't last long in that setting.
"I've certainly enjoyed my time here," he continued. "It's been a great place for my family to evolve, and I appreciate the organization and the players allowing me the opportunity to be a Shark."
Veteran Patrick Marleau, who has been around long enough to play for the team's last three coaches, called McLellan a "great motivator."
"I think he knows how to treat people and that's the main thing," Marleau said. "Every player's a little bit different and he's really good at pinpointing that and working on that."
Mike Brown, who has only played 42 games as a Shark and acknowledged he has bounced around the league a lot, offered the newcomer's view of McLellan.
"He can get the guys going," Brown said. "He knows the group pretty well. He's a smart guy. He's the type of guy who can get his point across without yelling and raising his voice. He can be serious and he can be a good guy at the same time. He's good to be around."
"If there's any risk at all of Jason being sore or injured again tonight, he won't play," McLellan said. "If there's no risk, he will."
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The MSU Riley Center Wednesday announced its lineup for educational shows and a unique artist-in-residency program.
Dance and choral workshops will be offered, along with performances for grades K-12.
Meridian's own "Young People of Praise" will also collaborate with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company for a November show.
"It's a great thing for the community. It is allowing them to relate to some of the artists that'll be on the stage. So it's not more so of strangers singing to strangers. But it's more of a family thing, because now they can see some of the people out there that they recognize," said YPOP director William Myles. "So it brings that ownership back to the community. So we're excited about that."
"We're presenting about 16 daytime school show performances in our theatre for children grades K-12 to participate in," said Riley Center marketing director Penny Kemp. "It's a wonderful opportunity for them to experience the arts, but also have a learning experience associated with that."
There will also be ten workshops for teachers during the season.
The YPOP/DCDC concert will be held Saturday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m. YPOP will perform several gospel songs. Tickets are $22 and $28.
For more information about upcoming shows including the educational programming at the MSU Riley Center, click on the link below, or call the MSU Riley Center box office at 601-696-2200.
For questions or more information about educational programs, contact Dr. Charlotte Tabereaux at 601-696-2203 or email@example.com.
Recap of School Performances -- Following are for purchase through schools only.
The Little Red Hen Presented by Theatre IV
Thursday, October 14, 2010 at 9:30 am and Noon / Grades: K-5
Giggle, Giggle, Quack Presented by Dallas Children's Theatre
Friday, October 22, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. and Noon / Grades: K-5
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC) Lecture/Demonstration
Friday, November 5, 2010 at 9:30 am / Grades: 5-12
The Diary of Anne Frank Presented by Barter Theatre
Monday, November 15, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. & Noon / Grades: 6-12
Note: Public performance is Sunday, November 14, 2010 at 4:00 p.m. Tickets: $39, $33. Includes pre-show lecture/discussion.
Charlotte's Web Presented by Theatre Works USA
Friday, February 11, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. and Noon / Grades: K-5
Room on the Broom Presented by Tall Stories
Thursday, March 3, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. and Noon / Grades: K-4
Duck for President and Other Story Books Presented by Theatre Works USA
Friday, March 25, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. and Noon / Grades: K-4
Knuffle Bunny Presented by Kennedy Center Theater for Young Audiences
Wednesday, April 13, 2011 at 9:30 and Noon / Grades: K-2
There's An Alligator Under My Bed, A Nightmare In My Closet, and Something In My Attic Presented by Omaha Theater Company
Friday, May 6, 2011 at 9:30 a.m. and Noon / Grades: K-4
Additional Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC) Activities
DCDC Master Dance Classes
Friday, November 5, 2010 at 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm / Open to public for ages 8-19
DCDC Master Class and "Talk Back" Lunch with College Student Dancers
Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 10 am – 1 pm: Admission: $10 per person (includes lunch)
DCDC Performance – William Myles & YPOP to perform on a few gospel numbers
Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 7:30 pm / Tickets: $28 & $22 / Group discounts available.
Educational Activities by the Numbers:
· Presenting 16 daytime school performances during the 2020/2011 school year
· Approximately 14,000 students from Central MS and West AL will attend daytime school shows
· Presenting 10 arts integration workshops for teachers from Meridian and Lauderdale County area, with involvement by nationally touring arts educational specialists affiliated with the John F. Kennedy Center
· Approximately 250 teachers from the area to participate in arts integration workshops
· Hosting 3 to 4 master classes led by professionally trained dancers for children and young adults
· Hosting 1 choral workshop led by nationally touring choral director for community at large
· Hosting Marty Stuart's nationally traveling educational exhibit on American music for 10 weeks, closing on Sept. 18.
· Presenting a daytime symposium on Mississippi's music heritage in conjunction with the exhibit on Saturday, August 21. Open to public. $15 (includes lunch and access to exhibit)


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Live Blog: Real Madrid-Manchester United
Minute-by-minute analysis of this Champions League round-of-16 match between two European soccer titans. Joshua Robinson offers commentary on the match.
Officially, the Champions League returned from its winter hiatus last night with a pair of games in Spain and Scotland. But, really, this is the one we've spent two months waiting for: Real Madrid vs. Manchester United, two of the most recognizable clubs on the planet. And for both of them, the Champions League is now the most urgent priority.
Real Madrid can no longer hope to defend its La Liga title—it's currently 16 points adrift of Barcelona—and Manchester United has all but locked up the Premier League, standing 12 clear of second-place Manchester City. And as if that weren't enough for you, this game is laden with personal intrigue.
Cristiano Ronaldo is playing against United for the first time since he left the club as the world's most expensive player. When he arrived in Manchester in 2003, he was a greasy-haired, flashy and often immature wunderkind. By the time he left in 2009, for some $130 million, he was a greasy-haired offensive juggernaut. Today, the only player in Europe's top five leagues who can outscore him is Lionel Messi, and no one should have to be compared to Messi anyway. Even United manager Alex Ferguson had to admit this week that Ronaldo has gotten even better since then.
Of course, he can afford to say that, given the pair of strikers he has playing at the moment: Wayne Rooney and the deadly Robin van Persie. Van Persie has an incredible 22 goals in 26 appearances in the Premier League and Champions League this season, while Rooney has Spain rattled enough for the sport daily Marca to start taking cheap shots. Earlier this week, Marca used a gigantic headline to dub him "El Coco," meaning "the bogey man." To underscore its point, the newspaper added that he was a "hooligan" and a "freckled demon."
Anyway, back to real soccer things, like the chess match between two of the finest managers in the game, United's Ferguson and Real's Jose Mourinho. Will Mourinho stick to the counter-attack? Will Ferguson deploy someone to cling to Ronaldo tighter than a designer T-shirt? And, most importantly, what kind of wine did Ferguson bring to share with Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho after the game? The two have a long-standing tradition of meeting for a drink after they face off, dating back to their Premier League clashes when Mourinho was in charge of Chelsea.
Could it be a Spanish red, something to remind Mourinho he isn't going anywhere anytime soon? (Mourinho this week reiterated that he would like to manage in England again, fueling speculation that he will take over from the 71-year-old Ferguson once he retires.) Or did Ferguson opt for something sweeter, perhaps a nice Sauternes, because he figures that Mourinho will need something to wash away the bitter taste of defeat? (Does Fergie think in metaphors?)
One thing is certain: They both claim to know their wine, so it certainly won't be an English bottle.
Here are the lineups for tonight. First, all the usual suspects are there for the home side, Real Madrid: Lopez, Arbeloa, Ramos, Varane, Coentrao, Alonso, Khedira, Di Maria, Ozil, Ronaldo, Benzema
And Manchester United: De Gea, Rafael, Ferdinand, Evans, Evra, Jones, Carrick, Kagawa, Welbeck, Rooney, Van Persie
A couple of nervous-looking teams emerge from the tunnel and there it is, the Champions League's Handel-inspired theme song. I recently learned it has actual lyrics and is in three languages, correcting my belief that it was just "The Champions!" sung over and over again. So there's that.
0-0, 1st minute
And we're off! Much of the talk in Britain this week was about a potentially cagey game that could be decided on the counter-attack, but the numbers around this game suggest otherwise. According to OPTA, the last eight meetings between these two have produced an average of 3.9 goals. And the way United has defended in the competition this season, you wouldn't be surprised if Real got a head start: United has conceded first in each of its last five Champions League games.
0-0, 2nd minute
Real makes the first real foray, as Sami Khedira drags a poor shot wide. The interesting thing we learned in that move, however, was how United might plan to contain Ronaldo. Rafael, the right back, was way over in the middle of the field sticking to him, leaving his own position wide open. Ferguson might think it's a tradeoff worth making.
0-0, 4th minute
Well, we know what the orders from Mourinho were to his team: Shoot on sight, force United's sometime shaky goalkeeper David De Gea into making saves. Di Maria blasted an effort, albeit wide, the moment he hit the penalty area.
0-0, 5th minute
Robin van Persie draws the first yellow card of the game as his hand makes contact with a defender's chin as they go up for a header.
0-0, 7th minute
What was that about shooting on sight? Fabio Coentrao shoots with what is almost his first touch of the game and only the fingertips of De Gea turn his effort onto the post. Good open stuff so far!
0-0, 9th minute
First corner of the game goes to United and Real gets the danger away, eventually.
0-0, 13th minute
It's beginning to get very crowded through the middle of the field and both sides are rushing the ball through.
0-0, 15th minute
One of our commenters points out how significant that early yellow card could be for van Persie. And that person is right. United really can't afford to lose a player in that kind of form for the second leg. Plus, van Persie's been known to flash a temper at times. Don't forget that his sending off for Arsenal when the London side traveled to Barcelona two years ago (even though it was less his fault and more the referee's) was also a turning point in that tie.
0-0, 19th minute
Ozil turns on the skill to weave his way toward the United box, but sees his shot blocked. That's the first time we've really seen him, but Real's full of players who seem to disappear and then hurt you.
1-0 Man U, 20th minute
Goal! Danny Welbeck scores a header off a corner!
1-0 Man U, 21st minute
Just when United was beginning to look a little quiet, the men from Manchester take the lead. Welbeck pulled away from his marker about seven yards out and guided the ball to the back post. The goalkeeper couldn't do anything about it once he decided not to claim it. The Sky coverage informs us that that was United's 17th headed goal in all competitions.
1-0 Man U, 22nd minute
What a huge moment in this series that could be, by the way. For United, getting an away goal at the Bernabeu Stadium was half the battle. (Away goals are the tiebreaker should the aggregate score be tied after both legs.)
1-0 Man U, 25th minute
Mourinho is pacing the edge of his technical area now, trying to figure out what the next step is for his team. Or maybe he's just reminding everyone that his team may be losing, but he's winning the fashion battle against Alex Ferguson by pulling off the suit-scarf-no coat look.
1-0 Man U, 27th minute
Real Madrid is now throwing cross after cross, some of them from quite deep, into the United penalty area, but they're not really finding anyone. De Gea doesn't do a convincing job of coming out and grabbing them and Real's front men are only half-attacking them.
1-0 Man U, 29th minute
Ronaldo has his first attempt at his trademark free kicks from 30 yards out. He first drills van Persie (in a delicate area) in the wall and then goes close with his follow-up volley, which shakes the side netting from the wrong side.
1-1, 30th minute
Goal for Real Madrid! And who else, but Cristiano Ronaldo?
1-1, 31st minute
As promised, Ronaldo doesn't celebrate his goal against his former club. But he really should—it was an excellent header. Di Maria's cross is perfectly placed and Ronaldo leaps high above Patrice Evra to put it away. And we're all square again.
1-1, 34th minute
Now, this is interesting. Man U's backup goalkeeper is getting loose on the sideline. Ferguson does like to put goalkeepers in the doghouse when they underperform, but he really can't blame De Gea tonight. More likely, De Gea has picked up some kind of knock. You never want to burn a substitution on a goalie.
1-1, 36th minute
Welbeck goes close again! Lopez, the Real Madrid goalkeeper, didn't quite get to a cross that came across his six-yard box and Welbeck stretched to meet it with toe. But neither could make enough contact and the ball goes harmlessly wide.
1-1, 40th minute
Another really good stop by De Gea there from Mesut Ozil. Ozil takes a long ball from Ramos and just gets past Phil Jones enough to have an angle at goal. His half-volley is drilled toward the near post and De Gea gets down quickly to his left.
1-1, 42nd minute
It's all Real at the moment and the noise inside the Bernabeu sounds incredible. Man U just can't seem to keep the ball for any stretch of time and Real looks extremely dangerous. First, Di Maria has a shout for a penalty (correctly) denied after a meeting with Phil Jones shoulder. And then Ronaldo takes a crack and just misses at De Gea's top corner.
1-1, 44th minute
A reader asks, "Greater odds: RVP getting a second yellow or finding the back of the net?" Right now, for either of those to happen, the ball would have to get somewhere in the same zip code as van Persie. I secretly suspect he's been enjoying a cup of coffee while all the play develops at the other end of the field.
But, if I had to pick, I'd guess goal. Which probably means he'll get sent off.
1-1, Halftime
Well, after two minutes of stoppage time, that'll do it for the first half.
1-1, Halftime
For the first 20 minutes, it went exactly as United had hoped. Solid enough at the back and then able to get that all-important away goal. Which is around the time that Real woke up. And then, the more United dropped back into defense, the more the clever movement of Ozil, Ronaldo, and Di Maria caused problems. So it came as little surprise when Ronaldo's towering header canceled out Welbeck's to make it 1-1.
Real was definitely the more creative side as the first half expired and probably thought it should have had another goal to show for it. Only a few much-needed stops from United goalkeeper David De Gea kept this game tied. The break couldn't have come at a better time for United.
We'll be back for the second half.
1-1, Halftime
The teams are out for the second half and Mourinho has planted himself in the dugout. I have to amend something I wrote earlier about Mourinho's scarf. It's actually a snood. I apologize.
1-1, 46th minute
Here we go! The second half kicks off.
1-1, 47th minute
Hey, Shinji Kagawa's in this game? That's right. Tells you everything you need to know about his performance so far. I don't give him much longer on the field. The Ferguson move would be to sub him out for a wide player in about 15 minutes.
1-1, 48th minute
Slightly more positive stuff from United as it swings in a couple of dangerous(-ish) crosses. Just to keep the visitors honest, though, Ronaldo takes the ball at the other end and fires in a quick shot that De Gea almost spills. Not a huge concern, though.
1-1, 52nd minute
Phil Jones just cleans out Ronaldo—much to the chagrin of Mourinho, who swings a fist at the air on the sideline. That was a serious shoulder charge, Sunday in the park stuff. Probably just a good reminder to Ronaldo that Jones has been man-marking him for most of the evening.
1-1, 56th minute
We're back into the pattern from just before halftime. United drops deep, clogging up space rather than defending proactively, and Real is allowed to work some intricate passing schemes. The latest threat comes from Di Maria who uncorks a shot above the bar from about 18 yards out.
1-1, 57th minute
Interesting moment as Evra, United's left back, is almost put through on goal. Only a shoulder charge by Varane, call it a "Bernabeu How'd You Do," denies him by sending him to the deck. There's a faint argument there for a foul, which would certainly have resulted in a red card for Varane if it had been given. Nothing doing with the referee though.
1-1, 61st minute
We've got the first substitution of the game and it comes from Real Madrid. Karim Benzema, the only Madrid attacking player who remained relatively anonymous during its spell of dominance, is withdrawn and replaced by Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain.
1-1, 64th minute
Ferguson retorts with his own tactical move. Rook to King's bishop two. Actually, it's just a substitution. It is indeed Kagawa who goes off and he's replaced by Ryan Giggs. Last weekend, Giggs scored against Everton, meaning that he has now scored a league goal for United in every season since 1991.
1-1, 67th minute
But the substitution doesn't seem to be helping Man U keep the ball any better. It's still Real, mainly through Di Maria, driving down the flanks and trying his luck with crosses. Not many of them are connecting, but we've seen what can happen when they do (see: Ronaldo's Michael Jordan leap in the first half).
1-1, 70th minute
I can't remember Man U's last clear-cut chance. In fact, I can't remember a save by Lopez, the Real goalkeeper. At this point, I think Madrid will be disappointed if the game finishes 1-1. (Remember, a 1-1 draw is really advantage United because of the away goal.)
1-1, 71st minute
Higuain with a half-chance that's well defended by Rio Ferdinand. He slid on a cross only to find Ferdinand sliding with him to block. The corner kick goes nowhere.
The next move ends with a tame shot by Coentrao. It wasn't all that dangerous, but the point is that it's STILL all Real. (This is starting to sound familiar.)
1-1, 72nd minute
Sorry, what was I saying? Forget that. Man U just had two golden opportunities to take the lead.
1-1, 73rd minute
Amazing! First, Van Persie inexplicably found himself in an acre of space on the right, running away Ramos. He fires a monster shot at the near post and it nearly puts a hole right through Lopez. Instead, it caroms off the top of the post. Then, once United worked the rebound back into the box, Van Persie scuffs a volley. But only as it's bouncing toward the goal is it cleared off the line. Finally, a frantic couple of minutes.
1-1, 75th minute
Two more changes here, one for each side. Welbeck, United's goal-scorer, comes off from Valencia—another typical Fergie move, bringing in a speedy wide player late to put pressure on the tiring full backs. And Luka Modric comes on for Real in place of Di Maria, who has been stellar tonight.
1-1, 77th minute
I can't stop thinking about those two chances for Van Persie. The second one will haunt him if United ends up losing this game.
1-1, 78th minute
Starting to get the sense that Real is running out of steam—and ideas. Ronaldo's been a little more subdued in the last few minutes and, aside from that one half-chance, we haven't seen much of Higuain yet. The drive is coming more from Khedira emerging from deep positions.
1-1, 80th minute
Khedira with a shot! And another tricky save from De Gea! Khedira fired through a crowd in the United penalty area—Man U actually had seven defending in there just now—but De Gea saw it well and, most importantly, didn't cough up a rebound.
1-1, 82nd minute
Almost a great chance for Giggs. Evra's cross is poorly dealt with in the Real box and nearly falls to Giggs, who takes a touch instead of firing first-time. It proved to be the extra split-second that Madrid needed to get in a block.
1-1, 84th minute
Look who's back there defending on the ground for Man U, Ryan Giggs. Little-known fact: Since he is approximately 104 years old, Giggs actually draws a salary from United and a pension from Her Majesty. (He is in fact 39 years old.)
1-1, 86th minute
Ronaldo's a pretty confident dude. Which is why he steps up to free kicks 40 yards from goal and decides to shoot. But then he reminds you that he can come pretty close to actually scoring with them, as he did just now. The crazy dip on that effort meant that it grazed the roof of the net. Way too close for De Gea's liking.
1-1, 88th minute
It's getting very late indeed. And if it stays this way, then it will definitely go down as an opportunity lost for Real. After a game they dominated, they could go back to Old Trafford for the second leg at a disadvantage.
1-1, 89th minute
Plenty of passing from Real in the United half, but once again, no end product. On the most recent foray, Madrid ends up settling for a speculative long ball toward Ronaldo in the penalty area. But he's so closely marked that it's never going anywhere. Man U is starting to feel like it did its job tonight. It came to Madrid and got just about what it needed.
1-1, 90th minute
It'll be three added minutes to close out the night.
1-1, 92nd minute
Cristiano Ronaldo gets his foot on a ball inside the United six-yard box! But who's there to deny him again? Phil Jones, who has been as close to him all night as the number seven on his back. A really commendable job from him. (We actually got a preview of it on Sunday when Jones similarly contained Everton's Marouane Fellaini.)
1-1, 93rd minute
Van Persie with a late shot off the long ball forces a really good save from Lopez. That was almost a Man U late show special.
1-1, Final
Man U doesn't have time to take the corner kick as the referee brings this one to a close. Sky points out that Ferguson still hasn't won an away game against a team coached by Jose Mourinho.
1-1, Final
We rarely see a team put Manchester United under so much pressure for an entire game, but United came through, thanks in large part to outstanding performances from Jones and De Gea, who had eight saves. The attacking players, Rooney in particular, were uncharacteristically muted.
For Real, and all its possession tonight, it's certainly a missed chance to turn the screws on United. It means, at the very least, that Real will have to go to Manchester and score—a 0-0 draw would see United through on away goals.
Still, the game delivered on the two biggest storylines: Ronaldo scored against his former team (and didn't celebrate) and both managers visibly tweaked their teams' styles throughout the game to provide tactical intrigue. But most importantly, it sets up what should be an excellent return leg.


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Published: Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 26, 2013 at 1:08 p.m.
The Wilmington, N.C.-made film "Arthur Newman" will surface in a limited number of theaters on April 26, according to Cinedigm, the film's distributor.
In "Newman," Colin Firth ("The King's Speech") plays Wallace Avery, a failed golf pro so distraught with his life that he fakes his own death, embarks on a road trip, and creates a new identity for himself: Arthur Newman, a golf pro en route to a new job at a country club in Terre Haute, Ind.
On the way, he meets Michaela Fitzgerald (Emily Blunt) and the two take up breaking into people's homes and inhabiting their lives.
Although the film received mixed reviews from critics, it was well-received at the Toronto International Film Festival this past fall.
The dramatic comedy, which filmed at Wilmington's EUE/Screen Gems Studios and at various North Carolina locations in late 2011, also will offer locals a taste of the regional scenery.
Meanwhile, local film buffs will have to wait a few more months to see "Stuck in Love," a dramatic comedy that filmed in the Cape Fear region this past spring.
The Informant Media production will debut on June 14, though it's unclear if the release will be limited to theaters in New York and Los Angeles.
The indie, which was renamed after filming under the title "Writers," was previously slated to hit theaters in mid-April.
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The Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) will be available for eligible households from Nov. 1 through April 30, 2013. Qualifying limited-income households may receive assistance to pay a portion of their home energy bill.
For the 2012-13 heating season, Eagle, Garfield and Pitkin Counties have contracted with Goodwill Industries of Southern and Western Colorado to administer the program. Goodwill Industries has been administering the LEAP program for El Paso County for more than 15 years and has developed an effective process for managing approximately 20,000 applications per heating season.
"By contracting with Goodwill, households seeking assistance will receive their benefits more quickly and at a lower cost to the county," said Megan Burch, economic services manager for Eagle and Pitkin County.
Households may qualify for LEAP assistance if anyone within the home is a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident; heating costs are paid directly to an energy provider or is included in the rent; and gross monthly household income is within income guidelines.-
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Would you say this was the oddest/most unexpecting draft?
Would you say this was the oddest/most unexpecting draft?
agreed. The Nassib pick especially. I like our draft. Beefed up the trenches.
The most unexciting unpredictable draft in Giants history
I would say the whole draft was strange!!!!!!!! Very strange.
I don't think so. Seems to be a normal JR draft. Take the BPA according to their scouting (rather than ours )
We needed help on the lines, got it. We need a viable backup QB for the future (Carr will be gone next year for sure, if he even makes it through this camp). We need some S help, we got a prospect late. Did we get that star LB? No, but I don't think there were many stand outs this year anyways.
Lets see what undrafted we sign as well as camp casualties before rushing to judgement.
i'd say so. i'm still scratching my head ...
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
Most boring giants draft of all time? They didnt add a single playmaker(at least not any who will play, Nassib), nobody who can really run.
Oh well, they hopefully upgrade the trenches a bit, and we dont have another draft like this for awhile.


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SANTA CRUZ -- You could tell how rough a shooting night Seth Curry had by the way his brother reacted. Having missed six straight 3-pointers, the younger Curry finally got one to go at the 4:16 mark of the third quarter Sunday for the Santa Cruz Warriors against the Austin Toros.
Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors star, jumped out of his seat and tossed a t-shirt high in the air in celebration, posing with his arms spread as if he'd released a dove into the clouds.
"I'm sure it was pretty funny," Seth Curry said.
Despite just 3 of 14 attempts, it was not a lost night for the rookie out of Duke. He's not in the D-League to shoot.
The bigger deal was his 11 assists and two turnovers in 35 minutes as the Warriors handed the Toros a 117-103 loss.
He looked in control handling the ball against pressure. He was more decisive and assertive running the pick-and-roll. A known gunner, who had 36 points in the season-opener, he appeared just as willing to set up his teammates.
"I feel very comfortable," Curry said. "If you watch the first three games we played, I think I looked pretty good -- getting my teammates involved and scoring at the same time. I felt good handling the ball and everything like that. It feels natural. Obviously, with more reps I'll get much better. But I feel comfortable."
Curry's ability to make the NBA his home is likely tied to his ability to play point guard at the next level. At 6-foot-2, and not an exceptional athlete, defending off guards would be a tall order. But he inherited the family gene from his father, Dell Curry, the former NBA vet known for his sharp-shooting. And pairing an outside stroke with some point guard skills has been a formula proven to work by his older brother.
But for Seth Curry, it's taking something else: patience.
He certainly needs more than his cult followers in the Bay Area. The final horn hadn't even sounded on his career before Golden State fans began clamoring for the brothers to be united. Since back-up point guard Toney Douglas went down with an injury, and Golden State has looked desperate for a point guard, Warriors fans have taken to Twitter to lobby for the call-up of Curry.
Yeah, he sees the tweets. He feels the love. Judging by the grin spreading across his face when asked, he likes it, too.
But Curry said his best hope is not to focus on what should have been, or what could be. It's a distraction.
"You obviously want to be up there. You're watching games, thinking you can play on that level," he said. "But I'm just going out and playing basketball. Playing the same way I would if I was in the league. It's pretty easy for me to put it all behind."
Golden State would have to cut someone to make room for Curry. But first he has to show some things to warrant cutting one of the current investments on the end of the bench.
Curry needs to work on his body, improving his strength and quickness. He's got to hone is skill as a scorer so he can be effective against varying defenses. If he wants to play for the Warriors, he's got to become adept at running the pick-and-roll. And, as is the case for most players coming from college, he needs to get better on defense.
His older brother sees him accepting the challenge.
"My brother is ultra competitive," Stephen Curry said. "As a younger brother, he had to be like that because I would never let him win."
Patience is no problem for Curry. It's been the virtue that has got him through the last seven months.
It's been a long road to Santa Cruz. Off-season surgery in April killed his chances of impressing a team enough to get drafted. Not healthy enough to play in summer league, he had to scurry for a training camp invite. In the end, he got one (from Golden State). It was that or going to play in Barcelona.
At the bottom of a crowded depth chart, Curry saw limited action in practices and preseason games. One of the last cuts from the pro club, the Santa Cruz option went from a fall-back plan to his new home.
He said he likes it in Santa Cruz. It isn't your stereotypical D-League atmosphere at Kaiser Arena. It feels much more like a college game, and the loud, packed house seems to love Curry. But while he is hoping it's just a pit stop, he said embracing the opportunity is what's best.
"I've just got to go out and focus on playing the same way I would (in the NBA)," Seth Curry said. "Just be aggressive. I can't go out there thinking I've got to kill just to show everybody, prove everybody wrong. I just have to go out there, stay calm and play. I think I can do a good job of that. I'm definitely not where I want to be."
For more on the Warriors, go to Marcus Thompson's blog at www.ibabuzz.com/warriors. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/gswscribe.


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In a hip twist on the traditional book group, the Ashland library is hosting a monthly TED Talk discussion group, where patrons can watch TED Talks on a given topic and share their thoughts. Easily streamed via the Internet, TED's short video lectures are perfect for our fast-paced, media driven world. TED Talks distill loads of fascinating information, much of it previously inaccessible to those who don't read scientific journals, into an engaging clip of 20 minutes or less.
TED, which is an acronym for Technology, Education and Design, is a nonprofit organization whose slogan is "Ideas Worth Spreading." It started out as a conference bringing together people from the three worlds that formed its acronym, though that scope has broadened quite a lot. TED speakers have included renowned scientists, authors, business leaders and famous names such as Bill Clinton, Jane Goodall and J.J. Abrams.
For those who have never seen a TED talk, I highly recommend visiting www.TED.com and taking a look. There are over 1,500 talks on a wide range of topics including why we will eventually rely on robots, how behavioral science can lower your energy bill, scary things computer hackers can do to your car and how brain development and morality are related. Not only are the TED Talks always interesting and often inspiring, but they practically beg to be shared. After seeing one, I can't help but tell a friend about it.
Library assistant and discussion group leader Erin Yancey agrees. She said she discovered the TED Talks several months ago and was streaming them on Netflix. "I'd come into the library all excited and tell everyone about them," she said. Yancey's enthusiasm led library director Amy Blossom to suggest she lead a discussion group on the talks. The group would fill the gap left when the Elastic Mind book group ended in May. With the TED Talks, instead of reading a book in advance, participants would watch one or more videos together and then discuss them. "We've only had one discussion group so far, but this format worked well," said Yancey.
The group's first topic was "Happiness." Yancey said she chose this topic because that was what she was most interested in watching at the time. She picked out some of her favorite TED Talks on happiness, including a 7-minute talk by entrepreneur Ron Gutman on the hidden power of smiling and a 20-minute talk by author Dan Gilbert called "The Surprising Science of Happiness."
Yancey said there were nine participants, and for a little more than 90 minutes the group shared their opinions about specifics in the lectures as well as personal thoughts on the subject. "It was a good discussion. I was worried everyone would be quiet, but that didn't happen at all," said Yancey. "In fact, they wanted to watch more. About three people stayed afterward and we watched a couple more talks. It was great," she added.
The next discussion group topic will be "Nutrition," and Yancey will follow the same format as the first, where she selects three or four videos to watch and leads a discussion. Yancey says she's taking suggestions for topics, though she does have a few in mind, "There are some fun TED Talks on art. I'm not really into art, but I like the TED topics on them. Also, I like anything about psychology. The human brain is always good for conversation."
The TED Talk group will meet Tuesday, July 9, from 1:30 — 3:00 p.m., in the Guanajuato Room of the Ashland Branch Library, 410 Siskiyou Boulevard.
For information about the discussion group call the Ashland Branch Library at (541) 774-6996 or visit www.JCLS.org.
Angela Decker is a freelance writer in Ashland and can be reached at email@example.com.
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August 23, 2006
Georgia governor Sonny Perdue was in Augusta today launching an initiative to improve the state's workforce.
He's hoping a new "Work Ready" Program will fill new jobs by giving Georgians the job training they need.
Any time major companies consider locating in a community, they look at several things...but one important factor is always the workforce. Are there educated and skilled people in the area to fill positions? Sometimes the answer is no.
That's something the governor is hoping this initiative will change.
Governor Sonny Perdue's helicopter touched down on the grounds of the soon to be Watermark on the Riverwalk downtown condo project.
From there it was on to a quick greeting from city leaders before heading to a luncheon for the Celebrating Rural Georgia Conference.
It was there that Perdue made an ambitious announcement about improving Georgia's workforce.
"We're sending to the world that Georgia is ready to work," Perdue said.
Under the governor's new Work Ready Program, those who lack the education and training for certain jobs could earn a "work ready" certificate after taking a job assessment test. It would show employers they meet the minimum skill and education standards for the job and are ready to work.
"There would be an exam, accountability in it," Perdue said. "We want to ensure employees, employers have credibility and trust in this program so that we can deliver the goods."
The governor told News 12 he hopes the plan will not only attract new businesses to Georgia, but also better identify where the gaps are in skills and abilities of out-of-school youth and recent high school grads.
"It's a huge collaboration once again, sending a signal that this community is ready, willing and able to work," he said.
This Work Ready Program is voluntary for employers, but several companies have already pledged their support, including Georgia Power, IBM, UPS, and Callaway Gardens.
You can learn more about the Work Ready Program here.


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This is the first volume of the three volume series by Allamah Al-Majlisi, titled Hayat al-Qulub (Life of the Hearts). This first volume is a collection of the details of the life and circumstances of all the Prophets (prior to Prophet Muhammad [s]) that we have access to through either the Qur'an or hadiths.
Published by: Ansariyan Publications
Qum, Iran E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
www.ansariyan.net - al-islam.org
Language: English
Written in: 2012
Published: 2012-11-27
Word count: 349,091 words (≈ about 23 hours)
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View of Houses in Delft, Known as 'The Little Street', Johannes Vermeer, c. 1658
This painting of a quiet street with a few figures occupies an exceptional place in Vermeer's oeuvre. Straight angles give the composition balance, while the triangle of the sky introduces a sense of dynamism. The old walls, coarse bricks, and white plasterwork are almost palpable. Vermeer nonetheless took some liberties with reality, such as the oversized green shutters.


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For me this show will always be 5 stars my first show!!
As NY deadhead, you kinda sorta heard about this band "granola" (what they used to call jam bands band) called Phish
seen the t-shirt at many dead shows
A buddy encouraged me to come along as he knew I loved Dead, Zappa, Talking Heads, Pink Floyd, etc....
Had know idea what I was in for !! They opened w a song about Pond Scum???? Bouncing on trampolines while playing, playing the vacuum playing while wearing goggles and and dress, playing the trombone, sweating my ass off, dancing my head off- Led Zeppelin on steroids jamming , FOAM - the first time you hear this song you'll never be the same, and jamming Alvenu Malkanu - seriously a Passover prayer??? a song about Suzy Greenberg , okay I'm Jewish and apparently so are they, the all while dosing my head off
Yes, I was hooked- no pun intended
Oh the Wetlands..... one place that really was as good as you remember
Blues Traveler for $9.00 on random Tuesday night smoking a big fat joint in the basement on the bean bag chairs and a bj from some kinda hot , maybe not, deadhead chick from Clarkson , wherever the hell that is.... The Wetlands


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Lost Shores event rewards being handed out
After the finale of the unique, one time even at the start of the Lost Shores, many players lost out on their rewards due to connectivity and hardware problems. As an apology, Arenanet has begun to send rewards out to all participating players who did not receive their justified rewards. This was confirmed on their official facebook account.
We will hand out the rewards via In-game mail today – Quick FYI… it might take several hours to run the script, so do not panic if you do not immediately receive it. ~RB2
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Outline submissions on behalf of the First Defendant: Electronic Edition, by Richard RamptonTable of Contents
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The applications before the Court of Appeal
1. The Claimant ("Irving") has two applications before the Court of Appeal:
- 1.1Application for permission to appeal dated May 2000 (as amended in August 2000). The trial judge, Gray J, had refused permission to appeal on April 2000. Irving's grounds are set out in the Skeleton Argument dated 2nd August 2000.
- Under a direction made by Sedley LJ, the First Defendant made submissions in response to Irving's skeleton argument (6th September 2000) to which Irving replied (3rd October 2000).
- On 18th December 2000, Sedley LJ refused Irving permission to appeal, giving detailed reasons.
- Irving has renewed his application for permission to appeal at an oral hearing before the Court of Appeal.
- 1.2 Application for permission to adduce fresh evidence at the hearing of the application for permission to appeal (and, if successful, the appeal) dated 1st March 2001.
- The application is supported by a witness statement from Irving (27th February 2001) and a skeleton argument dated 1st March 2001 (Adrian Davies)
- The fresh evidence consists of a 384-page witness statement from Germar Rudolf (a chemist) and a short statement from Zoe Polanska-Palmer (who claims to have been at Auschwitz).


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Two minds may be better the one, but what about two dads?
Add Dads and all the new fall shows to your Watchlist now
The latter seems to be a no-go, according to the new poster for Seth MacFarlane's upcoming comedy Dads.
Premiering this fall on Fox, Dads centers on two successful best friends (Seth Green and Giovanni Ribisi) whose lives are turned upside down when their difficult (read: impossible) fathers move in with them.
At least they have each other?
Dads premieres on Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 8/7c on Fox. Will you be tuning in?
View original Exclusive: New Poster for Seth MacFarlane's Dads Hints at Double the Trouble at TVGuide.com
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The Supreme Court of Arizona: Its 2002-2003 Decisions
David Kader
Arizona State University (ASU) - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
Arizona State Law Journal, Vol. 35, p. 1105, 2003
This article is the sixth annual review of the decisions of the Arizona Supreme Court, covering the period from August 1, 2002, to July 31, 2003. Extensive substantive treatment of all of the decisions is provided in this annual review by student-authored works. Preceding the analytical treatment of the court decisions, a summary statistical analysis of the past year is also provided, with comparative observations over the now six year period of these annual reviews. This combination of comprehensive analytical assessment with substantial statistical scrutiny of the Arizona Supreme Court in annual reviews is nearly unique in the country. Only the Indiana Supreme Court receives similar attention.
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Keywords: Arizona Supreme Court, state law, state supreme courts
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AT&T held a ribboncutting ceremony at its Oak Ridge retail store Tuesday, hosting several state and local elected officials as AT&T representatives announced they had turned on its 4G LTE network in parts of Anderson County, including Oak Ridge and Clinton, "bringing customers the latest generation of wireless network technology."
A release states that the benefits of AT&T 4G LTE include faster speeds, "cool new devices," faster response times and "more efficient use of spectrum."
Regarding speed, "LTE technology is capable of delivering mobile Internet speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G," according to the release.
From 2009 to 2011, AT&T has invested $1.3 billion in its Tennessee wireless and wireline networks with a focus on improving the company's mobile Internet coverage and overall performance of its networks.
State Sen. Randy McNally, R-Oak Ridge, was on hand for Tuesday's ceremony and stated: "Anderson County is thriving and a great place to do business. This announcement proves that updating our laws to keep up with changing technology pays off.
"Large and small businesses have a home here," McNally continued. "And AT&T's investment and launch of 4G LTE reflects their confidence in our county and adds 'next generation' capabilities for our businesses and consumers."
Another state lawmaker present for Tuesday's event was state Rep. John Ragan, R-Oak Ridge, who said this week's announcement "is proof that consumers benefit when we create policies that favor investment in Tennessee."
"As we all rely on the wireless Internet more and more, having accessing to faster 4G LTE is good news for Anderson County."
Referencing AT&T's investment as "an investment in our future," Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank noted that "in an information-driven economy, the ability for the people of Anderson County to have access to the latest communications technology is critical."
"Today's announcement is just another reason that Anderson County is a great place to create tomorrow's jobs," remarked Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce CEO Parker Hardy, who also attended Tuesday's ribboncutting event.
AT&T representatives hosting this week's ceremony included Alan Hill, regional director, external affairs, AT&T Tennessee; Oak Ridge store manager Taylor Lucas; and Oak Ridge assistant store manager Ed McCall.
"We continue to see demand for mobile Internet skyrocket," said Hill, "and our 4G LTE network in Anderson County responds to what customers want from their mobile experience — more, faster and on the best devices."
Darrell Richardson can be contacted at (865) 220-5510.
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February 7, 2006
You often hear funerals being called homegoing celebrations and whether you were watching on TV, listening on the radio or there in person, you would agree that the service for Coretta Scott King was indeed that, a celebration.
It drew people from across the world, including some locally who left early this morning to be there.
"This is black history month for me and I really feel like I'm a part of black history by going to this event," said Agnes Carpenter.
But for many others who did not attend the funeral for Coretta Scott King, they watched it on television.
"Everyone is pretty sad about what's going on, but I think we're going to be okay," said Jason.
Dozens of Paine College students gathered in the student center. It's a historic event many say they couldn't miss.
"Her and Dr. Martin Luther King played a crucial role in the civil rights movement and we definitely have to have some leaders that can step up and continue the legacy," said Arin Freeman.
"Many people loved her, she had a presence about her, everybody wanted to be around her, so I expected everyone to come out for her funeral," said Stacy Rozier.
All across Augusta, flags fly at half-staff. Mayor Copenhaver issued a proclamation calling for a day of mourning.
"She was an amazing lady. I've always been a very big fan of Martin Luther King and Coretta Scott King with regards to the work that they did, focusing on peaceful solutions to issues. An amazing woman and I think it is very appropriate that we honor her in Augusta with a day of mourning," Mayor Copenhaver said.
"We can learn to be supportive of other people, she was very supportive of Dr. Martin Luther King and his dreams and she also supported her own dreams," Rozier said.


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Jackson County Sheriff's Department detectives investigating the disappearance of a Ruch woman want to talk to people who were at the Ruch Country Store, 7350 Highway 238, on the evening of July 4.
They especially want to talk to a group of young men seen at the store in a green Chevy extra cab pickup, the department said in a news release. Thought to be in their late teens or early 20s, they were said to be headed to camp at Applegate Lake.
Investigators hope the men might have noticed something related to the disappearance of Stephanie Ann Warner, 43, who was last seen at the Ashland Fourth of July parade, although her vehicle was found back at her Ruch home.
Search crews have combed the hills around her rural home and investigators have talked to her friends and family.
Now authorities are looking for people who were at the Ruch Country Store between 5 and 7 .m. July 4, hoping to find anyone who might have information that could help in the case, officials said.
The news release said the young men in the green truck aren't suspects or persons of interest, but investigators think they could have "information to assist with the investigation."
Investigators ask anyone who was at the store or has other details about the case to call the department's tip line at 541-774-8333. Leave a message with information and a detective will call back, officials said.
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Financial Aid Application Process
The financial aid application process at New England Law | Boston involves submitting:
- The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Documents for New England Law's financial aid file
- Additional paperwork required to receive funds
1. Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
The FAFSA is required of all students applying for financial aid. You will need to fill out a FAFSA (or renewal FAFSA) for each year you attend New England Law. The New England Law FAFSA code is G08916. Once completed, the Department of Education will forward the school an electronic copy of your records, for use in verifying your eligibility.
We strongly encourage students to choose the IRS Data Retrieval option when completing the FAFSA, if you are eligible to do so. If you complete and submit your federal tax return to the IRS prior to completing the FAFSA, utilizing this option will pull the data from your return into the FAFSA. If you are selected for verification by the Department of Education, this option will help to reduce any additional paperwork that might be necessary for our office to review. Data will be available from the IRS for this option within 1-2 weeks if you filed an electronic return or 6-8 weeks if you filed a paper return.
If on the FAFSA you listed your tax return status as "will file" because you had not yet filed a return, you can amend your FAFSA by logging back in and changing this status to "already filed", update all relevant income fields and select the IRS Data Retrieval option once you have actually submitted a federal tax return to the IRS.
To successfully use this option you must:
- Have a federal tax return filed with the IRS (electronically filed tax returns will have data available in 1-2 weeks; paper tax returns will have data available in 6-8 weeks)
- Have a valid social security number
- Have a FAFSA PIN
You will be unable to use this option if:
- Your marital status changes after the end of the tax year on December 31, 2015
- You filed married, filing separately
- You filed an amended tax return
- You filed a foreign tax return
If you are not eligible to use this option for any of the reasons listed above, you may need to submit a tax transcript to the Financial Aid Office – we will contact you if this is necessary and will provide you with the steps to make this request with the IRS. DO NOT REQUEST A TRANSCRIPT UNLESS WE INSTRUCT YOU TO DO SO. DO NOT SUBMIT A PAPER COPY OF YOUR TAX RETURN; WE CAN NO LONGER ACCEPT THIS DOCUMENT.
2. Documents for the New England Law Financial Aid File
All students requesting financial aid are required to submit a New England Law Financial Aid E-App in addition to completing the FAFSA form. This application gathers information regarding financial aid for law students that is supplementary to that collected by the FAFSA.
Please note: Incoming students are strongly advised to complete their financial aid application and the FAFSA even before they are notified of acceptance to New England Law.
Additional documents that may be requested (you will receive an email notification with a link to these forms from the Office of Financial Aid if they are necessary for your financial aid file review):
- Student Income Verification Form: This form is used to verify untaxed income you have received as well as your tax filing status.
- Tax Transcript: This may be requested if your federal tax return is needed and you are not able to utilize the IRS Data Retrieval Option on the FAFSA. Instructions will be sent to you in the email request on how to obtain a tax transcript.
- W-2 Forms: These may be requested if you indicate on the FAFSA that you did not file a federal tax return but you did have income.
Please see Financial Aid Deadlines for a checklist of all required documents for financing law school and their respective due dates.
Please note: Faxed copies of financial aid application materials cannot be accepted. Please mail, email or drop off your forms!
Check your status and complete documents online! Enrolled and accepted students can check what materials are needed or have been received by the Office of Financial Aid through MyFinAid.nesl.edu. Your web ID has been emailed to your address on file with Admissions (Incoming) or your nesl.edu email address (Returning). If you have any difficulty accessing the site, please email our office.
3. Receiving your Award Letter & Additional Paperwork Required to Receive Funds
Please refer to the Direct Loan Program page for instructions.


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Local wins 126.2-mile solo race
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.
Thibodaux resident Jason Matherne won the Rouge-Orleans 126.2-mile ultra marathon race over the weekend, which started in Baton Rouge and ended in New Orleans. He won the event as a solo athlete and finished in 26 hours, 24 minutes and 21.3 seconds for an average of 12:33 a mile for 126.2 miles.
Just 24 solo athletes (20 males, four females) completed the race this year.
Matherne, 38, also has raised close to $2,000 for the March of Dimes through the race.
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We have photos from the Innovation Festival, from the 7th to the 10th of June in Rome.
The Festival was held in the area surrounding Piazza Augusto Imperatore, and particularly, within the new Ara Pacis Museum complex – work of the internationally renowned architect Richard Meier – a prestigious venue with a high communicative, historical and architectural impact.
The Lazio Region counted with the sponsorship of the Department of Consumer Rights and Simplification of Administrative Procedures as well as the Municipality of Rome to realize this event with thousands of people and raise two main issues: what do we really mean when we talk about innovation? And, are we really sure that innovation is limited to purely technological fields?
The Telematics Freedom Foundation in conjunction with The Winston Smith Project and MG Engineering, showcased a transparent cube to demonstrate the Free Telematics Model.
The cube contained multiple keypad locks (fictitious for the sake of demonstration) to secure the server running the Free Telematic Services and needed to support the Access Policies the foundation is promoting.


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First duck stamp, designed by Pulitzer-prize winning editorial cartoonist, Jay N. "Ding" Darling, issued.
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mrgillepsie wrote: I actually made a post somewhere maybe on this board about how,
Punk helped create Hip Hop.
I see Ice-T as one of the most important artists for what Hip Hop/Rap is today, and he was heavily influenced by the music of Black Flag.
Of course when I say Rap I don't mean Jah Rule or DMX I'm referring to artists who actually speak intelligently.
maxamillion wrote: Reggie,
You should write a book, damnnnnn you know a lot of shit.
Where do you get your knowledge from??
If it's books I would like to know some titles....
Thanks, Max
Shylax wrote: What part of Queens you from, dog? I'm in the North Bronx, bordering Money earnin and Yonkers
random_sample wrote: I know one thing if it wasn't for hip hop and punk vynil would be very scarce these days.
random_sample wrote: I know one thing if it wasn't for hip hop and punk vynil would be very scarce these days.
Reggie the book of rap lists is a great book. I love the list of the ten ways to get dropped from your label by R.A. The Rugged Man. I am going to have to check out some of those other ones. Most of my hip hop books are about the history of graf. Here is a list
1. The Art of Getting Over by Stephen Powers
2. Dondi White Style Master General: The Life of Graffiti Artist Dondi White by Andrew Witten, Michael White
3. Spraycan Art by Henry Chalfant, James Prigoff
Good looking out. I want to share more.
sequence wrote: I'd second the recommendation of Charlie Ahearn's Yes Yes Y'all. I found out how little I knew about the origins of hip hop, particularly with regards to the origins of deejaying as in who invented what and how they battled. It was very different from the story I had always heard about what Kool Herc did and how Flash, Theodore, Charlie Chase, Breakout, Baron and others took it up and improved upon it. I was also totally unaware of the story of the Sugarhill Gang, particularly with regards to the anger that many of the folks expressed about them getting on prior to any of hte people who had built the scene. The book is beautiful and reads easily and quickly. I feel much more knowledgable about hip hop after reading that back.


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The perfect hook-up with the Air Jordan V "Grapes" Basketball Shoes, the Jordan Grapes Character T-Shirt features cartoon grape graphics front and center for a standout look.
The grape colorway of the Air Jordan Retro V is celebrated with this cool cotton tee. Short sleeves keep you fresh when things start to heat up, while the ribbed crew neck and interior banding offer extra comfort.
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The Andrew Low House is an open window upon the Savannah of the past: a premier museum house, preserving not just the silver, porcelain, and paintings of a well-to-do family but a rich wealth of Georgia history.
With a thriving community and a long and fascinating history, there is a lot to take in when visiting Savannah but, if you're a history buff or have an interest in architecture, you will definitely want to tour the Andrew Low House.
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