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Vandoorne leads his Russian rival by just 11 points after a season in which one or other has led since the third meeting in Germany where the Belgian converted a 17-point deficit into a 13-point lead thanks to two wins from pole.
Kvyat regained the initiative a few weeks later with two wins on home tarmac, and the pair have traded blows ever since, and it's Vandoorne who currently leads thanks to his win in race two at the Hungaroring last time out.
Vandoorne's 11-point lead is mainly down to his consistency: he has never finished lower than fourth in a race, while Kvyat has either won the race or failed to make the podium - and has failed to score at all in two races.
Kvyat and Vandoorne are understandably hot favourites, though third-placed Norman Nato - the only other race winner this year - will also be up there, while Dutch former karting world champion Nyck de Vries is hoping to give his R-ace GP team its maiden Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 win on home soil.
France's Paul-Loup Chatin (Tech 1 Racing) is also hoping to shine at Le Castellet, and as the winner of the only Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 race at Paul Ricard last season, he has hopes of saving something from a season in which he has finished on the podium just the once.
Pierre Gasly (R-ace Grand Prix) has a solitary top-three placing to his name but cannot be discounted for a win, while Esteban Ocon (Koiranen Motorsport), Andrea Pizzitola (R-ace GP), Matthieu Vaxiviere (Tech 1 Racing), William Vermont (Arta Engineering) and Leo Roussel (Arta Engineering) would all welcome a podium finish.
Olivier Panis's son Aurelien Panis continues his apprenticeship in the series as he drives for RC Formula in what will be his second Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 meeting.


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Moll Flanders
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Moll Flanders Women and Femininity Quotes
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Quote #4
I had with all these the common vanity of my sex, viz. that being really taken for very handsome, or, if you please, for a great beauty, I very well knew it, and had as good an opinion of myself as anybody else could have of me; and particularly I loved to hear anybody speak of it, which could not but happen to me sometimes, and was a great satisfaction to me. (58)
Hmm. Moll, you sure are sounding sexist here. She seems to be asserting here that all women share a "common vanity" and a willingness to believe in their own beauty. Now that's a doozy of a stereotype. Of course for our girl, it's totally true. It seems that no one could think her as beautiful as she herself does.
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Thus I convinced her, that if the men made their advantage of our sex in the affair of marriage, upon the supposition of there being such choice to be had, and of the women being so easy, it was only owing to this, that the women wanted courage to maintain their ground and to play their part […]. (268)
According to Moll, men have it easier, especially when it comes to marriage. But the situation isn't without hope, because if women get a bit braver, they might be able to take that "advantage" back from men and gain a more equal footing. But how can women express this courage? What options do they really have in the world of Moll Flanders?
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I found by experience, that to be friendless is the worst condition, next to being in want that a woman can be reduced to: I say a woman, because 'tis evident men can be their own advisers, and their own directors, and know how to work themselves out of difficulties and into business better than women; but if a woman has no friend to communicate her affairs to, and to advise and assist her, 'tis ten to one but she is undone […]. (480)
You know what's really ironic about this passage? Moll is complaining about how hard women have it, while men have all the control. But of all the characters in the book, Moll wields the most control, hands down, don't you think? So even while she's working within the confines of a male-dominated society, she's still finding ways to change her own destiny.


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NEW MADRID - Lloyd Elroy Morris, 76, died Aug. 27, 2001, at Missouri Delta Medical Center in Sikeston.
Born March 29, 1925, in Center Ridge, Ark., son of the late I.C. and Mattie Dooley Morris, he served with the U.S. Navy during World War II. He retired as a machine operator for Anderson Lumber Company in New Madrid.
In 1957, he married Laura Henderson who preceded him in death.
Survivors include: three sons, Benjamin Syas and Lloyd Elroy Morris Jr. of New Madrid and Stevie Morris of Sikeston; two stepsons, Floyd Stoum of Cleveland, Ohio, and Jerry Baker of Garland, Texas; two brothers, Ellis Morris of Blytheville, Ark., and Amos Morris of Jefferson City; three sisters, Jewell Byers of Kansas City, Velma Parmer of Syracuse, N.Y., and Lucresia Hicks of Lilbourn.
He was preceded in death by one stepson, Leon Stoum; and one brother, F.J. Morris.
Friends may call from noon Saturday until service time at 2 p.m. at Richards Funeral Home.
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Harry Dresden, Chicago's only professional wizard, takes on a case as a favor to his friend Thomas - a vampire of dubious integrity - only to become the prime suspect in a series of ghastly murders.
Check out more Dresden Files.
©2004 Jim Butcher (P)2010 Penguin
"Filled with sizzling magic and intrigue as well as important developments for Harry, the latest of his adventures will have fans rapidly turning the pages." (Booklist)
Fantasy and Romance Author
"another terrific installment in the series..."
...and another excellent audiobook performance by James Marsters, who really brings the series to life.
When Harry's incubus friend Thomas calls in a favor, Harry finds himself working on the set of a porn movie, trying to figure out who...or what...is trying to close down the production by killing off the film's female stars. Of course, there are many, many complications, high danger, White Court vampire intrigues, and of course, Jim Butcher's trademark witty dialogue.
A thoroughly entertaining audiobook!
"Worth the wait!"
I was determined to listen to the Dresden series in order, so it was a pleasant surprise when books 6 & 7 became available months earlier than expected! Blood Rites features a fairly new and interesting character, Kincaid the bodyguard of the Archive. I'm looking forward to hearing more of his story in future books. Love the addition of Mouse!
James Marsters sounds more polished and "edited" than in the earlier books, but the books are becoming more complex and polished as well. It's still a fine matching of narrator and author.
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"This installment really brought it!"
I've been enjoying this series thus far, but this installment really brought it! The porn star murder mystery had barrel-of-laughs written all over it, doubly so with Harry Dresden on the case. BLOOD RITES put a lot of the characters' roles into perspective; Murphy tries being a vigilante on for size, Ebenezar is not what he seems, and Thomas—I did NOT see that one coming. This book was a turning point for THE DRESDEN FILES, and... PUPPIES!
"I LOVE this series!"
Jim Butcher is a great writer, I've enjoyed all of his books thus far.
And James Marsters who reads the books is equally as fantastic. It took me a while to get used to the sighing and deep breaths, etc, but after I did and realized it is just part of the main character Harry's persona I loved it.
It is hard for me to stick to only buying one book per month and not zooming through the whole series as fast as I can!
"Oh, Harry, how we love thee..."
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Harry Dresden, Chicago's only wizard and a private investigator, agrees to take a job recommended to him by White Court vampire Thomas Wraith. Arturo Genosa, film producer, appears to be targeted by an entropy curse and Thomas would like for Harry to protect Arturo & the people on the set and find out who is behind the curse. Since Thomas had helped Harry rescue a litter of Tibetian Temple puppies from a pretty dicey situation, Harry agrees to look into it. Little did he know he would end up with a puppy, working on the set of a porn film and getting in the middle of White Court vampire politics. Some days he really shouldn't leave his apartment.
Guest reviewers:
A ~ my 16-yr-old daughter
T ~ my 14-yr-old son
K ~ my 13-yr-old son
I think, by far, the most favorite addition to the growing cast in the Dresden Universe is Mouse the puppy. Everyone loves him. There's news about Thomas that was a surprise, but everyone cautiously likes, Ebenezer and Kincaid are back and still favorites though Kincaid is a mystery that needs solving and Anna particularly liked meeting Murphy's family though no one liked her sister. They thought it was interesting to see Thomas's Hunger and the whole bit in the picture gallery was a big surprise.
The fight with the Black Court vampires was a hit and we thought the part where Murphy had to take her pants off was funny. It really is. You'll see. A & T did not like what happened to Harry during the fight (his injury), but K did. When asked why his reply was: "It looks cool and I know what happens in future books." Well, ok then. :D
Favorite moments:
A ~ meeting Mouse or any part with Kincaid in it. (Hmmm…)
T ~ the conclusions to any and all fights
K ~ when Trixie died because she was really annoying
Favorite quotes has a tie:
"Everyone stopped to blink at that for a second. I mean, come on. Impaled by a guided frozen turkey missile. Even by the standards of the quasi-immortal creatures of the night, that ain't something you see twice. "For my next trick," I panted into the startled silence, 'anvils."
"An errand is getting a tank of gas or picking up a carton of milk or something. It is not getting chased by flying purple pyromaniac gorillas hurling incendiary poo!" ~ Thomas
"What a great series this is!!"
This is my first taste of the Harry Dresden series, and why haven't I tried it earlier. I missed the first 5 books, but this one has enough catch up material, that going on to number 7 will be easy. It's jam packed with action, mystery, magic, vampires and humor. What a great combination for a good novel. The narration is perfect, as he hits the nail right on the head, with his witticism.
Harry is a wizard for hire, that seems to get himself in some very sticky situations inside a serious story. The cast of side characters are a very interesting group that I can see grow and change with each book. Looking forward to more of these books, and almost scared to read any of them, as this was so much fun listening to.
"James Marsters and Jim Butcher: A perfect match!!"
I'm very glad all of the Dresden Files novels finally have been published in audio!! James Marsters is better than ever in Blood Rites, very funny and quite convincing with all of the various characterizations. Blood Rites features some very satisfying character revelations; and I've come to really care about Harry and those he cares about.
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"Still Going Strong"
To be honest, Blood Rites is not my favorite of the Dresden Files, but, given that, it's still very good and still worthy of 5 stars. I guess I just enjoy this series that much.
Considering the awesomeness of books 3-5, it was going to take a hell of a lot for Butcher to top himself again. Truthfully, Butcher gave it a good shot. As usual, there's a twisty plot, well-written action scenes, and black humor. On top of that Blood Rites was chocked full of solid character development, and not just for Harry; there are a lot of really powerful scenes involving Thomas.
I really like that Butcher's characters are not flawless and they are forced to live with the consequences of their decisions. They are also not invincible (although some are pretty close). Okay, Butcher isn't going to kill off his protagonist, but Harry never gets through a novel unscathed.
My only real complaint about Blood Rites is that part of the central plot surrounds an adult film. It did lead to some humorous moments on occasion, but it just didn't work that well for me. The characters were kind of dull and it just didn't compare to some of the other parts of the plot.
Blood Rites is the second book in the series to be produced by Penguin Audio, which means that the narration and production quality are outstanding. James Marsters makes an excellent Harry Dresden and he has done a superb job since Penguin took over.
Without question, if you enjoyed the first five books, you'll love Blood Rites as well.
"Marsters brings to life another Dresden adventure"
Blood Rites is one of the best audiobook versions of a fantasy novel that I've heard. Jim Butcher's fantastic novel melds gritty detective story with fairy courts, secret societies, vampires and wizards in contemporary Chicago. It's crime drama and fantasy adventure in one. James Marsters has indelibly molded the voice of the hero, Harry Dresden, in my mind, even when I'm reading the novels instead of listening to them. His performance is top notch, though from time to time I think that I would have read some lines differently.
This novel of the Dresden files sees Harry Dresden taking on a sinister curse that is dropping beautiful women left and right... women involved in a rebel and revolutionary adult film industry! The story also reveals a stomach dropping twist about Harry's past that you can't pass up if you're a fan of the series. Harry's life is forever changed. Read (Listen) On!
"kick-ass series!"
I NEVER write in about anything but I've been enjoying these books so much I buy them one right after the other! The stories are sarcastic and an excellent ride and the narrator, James Marsters is right up there with the best, no phony stupid female voices for him! If you enjoy fantasy and often dark and dry humor give these books a try!
"Harry is exposed"
In the previous books we have been offered Harry,an interesting but rather 2 dimensional wizard. With this book you finally get to see the man; his back story is peeled off layer by layer to give a richer more complex character. Tantalising glimpses of how is past informs his future are laid out like bread crumbs to follow...
really enjoying this series the welcome new addition stays I hope. Finding out more about Muphy's background was very welcome & mother Murphy sounds like one hell of a woman. . Loved the story sad funny thrilling & worrisome
"excellent! totally brought to life !"
narrated by James Masters. buffy references made me laugh out loud on the train :/
Brilliant entry in the Dresden series of books best one yet. Must read for fans.
"Vampires, Wizards and Puppies"
What I'm really coming to appreciate about the Dresden Files is the amount of work Jim Butcher puts into his universe. You don't have just one type of vampires in this book - you have three. Each Court is a totally different breed of vampire, with different strengths, weaknesses and powers. Added to that each individual vampire has different strengths, weaknesses and powers, so you really do need to be a detective to first figure out (a) what they are, (b) who they are and (c) how you can kill them.
So when Harry Dresden hatches an usually simple plot - find the bad vampires, kill them - you already know that it can't possibly be that simple. And WOW things get complicated. I had some shelving to clean / sand / undercoat / re-coat which should have been horribly dull but was in fact a very enjoyable afternoon thanks to this book. I even ended up "finishing off" the edging late into the night as I only had the last half hour left and I wanted to know whodidit ...
I only recently started to listen to the Dresden files and since book 1 I have been hooked. A brilliant performance and extremely well written. Not often does a series of books keep you so engaged however with Jim Butchers writing style and James Marsters' delivery it's a sure winner.
"Fun book"
lighter plot than other books, James Marsters still awesome. story was still decent, just prefer slightly darker tone myself.
"Loved it. :)"
The Harry Dresden books never fail to disappoint.
Great characters... Great stories... Great humour. I just can't get enough.
"Oh My! So exciting."
I really enjoyed this book, mainly because it brought Dresden and Thomas together in a way I could never have imagined!
I love the way James Marsters says the words of the spells that Dresden concocts and the voice he gives Bob the skull.
"Painful but good"
I struggle with people dying for stupid reasons (I know, I know, it happens everyday) so didn't enjoy the story as much as I normally do. The emotional roller coaster may have had me wishing I could jump into the book and beat a few people senseless. A great book in an amazing series.
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This review is not just a recap of last night but the whole run at Dicks. When Trey took the stage the look in his eyes will be forever stained in my brain, he had a pure unfiltered desire to get his rage on in universally cosmic proportions. The first chord of CTB was set at a voltage that could knock down an elephant; Im no expert, but Id say it was on par with a poor mans nuclear bomb maybe one or two kilotons. It was like phish decided before the show that the best way to end the summer tour was to deploy a Kodiak bear infected with rabies to fight a bunch of rabid, down syndrome badgers. The only way you could get the equivalent of the energy of this run would be to tie yourself to your cars radiator and do 70 mph in first gear. Mikes bass slaps were producing massive fireballs and brain-trauma-inducing concussive shockwaves. The way Page was tickling the keys gave me a boner large enough to play badminton or maybe hang wind chimes from it. Fishman was soaring among the milk way making it rain down jellybeans. These shows changed my whole perspective on life; now I find it socially acceptable to drink whiskey mixed with cough syrup for breakfast. Right around the encore, I was so enchanted by the music I was about to hump a squirrel that had crawled on the lawn; luckily for me phish didnt come back for a 2nd encore or I might not be typing this still a virgin to trans-species sex. FREE MEATBALLS! Thanks Phish.


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In the week leading up to every big race at Michigan International Speedway, track President Roger Curtis always takes time to meet with NASCAR fans, particularly those from out-of-state. It makes sense when you consider their impact.
"Our economic impact is about $320 million a year on the state," said Curtis. "That's because 60 percent of our fans are coming from out of state, so we're the state's largest welcome center twice a year."
Based on those numbers, it's east to see why Pure Michigan originally wanted to jump on board. On Sunday, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation will sponsor its third Pure Michigan 400 races at MIS.
While it's hard to pinpoint the exact impact one race can have on the entire state, Michelle Begnoche says the record travel numbers don't lie.
"Last year, we had over $18 billion spent in Michigan by visitors and about $13.1 billion of that was from leisure travelers, which is the highest amount of leisure travel that we've had," said Begnoche, Spokesperson for Pure Michigan Travel.
Some of that success can certainly be pegged to the annual races because Michigan does so many things well that NASCAR fans tend to like.
"We're a great state for hunting and fishing, for boating, for camping," she said. "We are a great state for car culture."
Even though ticket sales have remained flat in recent years, Curtis says a ten-year high in ticket renewals shows the partnership is working.
"A lot of them are listening and that's again why we're driving this huge economic impact because we've got all these tourists coming back," he said.
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MY BOSS HAS A VERY SMALL HEART ATTACK (1st ONE)SO THE DOCTORS TOOK HIM IN TO SEE IF THERE WERE BLOCKAGE AND IF THERE WAS THEY WERE GOING TO PUT STINTS IN AT THE TIME IF NEEDED, BUT THEY SAID THAT HIS ARTERIES WERE TOO CLOGGED TOO PUT IN ANY STINTS AND HE COULD NOT HAVE A BYPASS. THEY TOLD FAMILY THAT HE COULD NOT GET WORKED UP AND THAT HE WOULD NEED TO BE ON A VERY STRICT DIET. THEY ALSO WILL HAVE HIM COME IN EVERYDAY FOR ABOUT 7 WEEKS TO DO SOME TYPE OF CIRCULATION THEREPY ON HIS LEG????(HE HAD NO PROBLEMS W-HIS LEG) MY QUESTION IS WHAT WOULD BE THE REASON WHY HE COULD NOT HAVE A BYPASS AND SHOULD HE GET A SECOND OPINION?READ MORE
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Residents across Milpitas held parties during an annual event sometimes known as "America's Night Out Against Crime."
In its 31st year nationwide, Milpitas' National Night Out -- held here Aug. 7 -- saw neighborhood block parties featuring potlucks, pizza, barbecues, ice cream, snacks and refreshments that drew residents, local politicians, police and fire personnel.
Over the past years, Milpitas residents have used National Night Out as a tool to initiate local Neighborhood Watch groups and to get reacquainted with the people in their neighborhood.
"There were 31 National Night Out events this year and a total of 1,420 attendees, with the five parties stats still unaccounted for," Milpitas police Sgt. Gene Smith said Tuesday. "Statistically, we will have exceeded last year's total of 1,438, once the final hosts respond with there attendance numbers."
On National Night Out, Smith added a total of eight police officers -- including himself -- made the rounds around to different parties to meet citizens.
"Each officer gave a brief discussion on residential crime trends such as residential burglaries and vehicle burglaries," he said.
In addition, McGruff the Crime Dog, known for taking a "bite out of crime," was on hand to meet the public.
"McGruff posed for a lot of photos," Smith said.
He added seven of Milpitas Police Department's citizen volunteers and five Police Explorers attended parties to hand out information about Neighborhood Watch, public safety tips and ways to volunteer with the police force.
Smith said police officers handed out certificates of recognition to party hosts for their efforts.
Overall, Smith said the parties were well attended and people seemed happy to be at them.
"The attendance level was higher than past years," he added. "There were more people who were interested in law enforcement and meeting with police and there was more enthusiasm."
Among those hosting parties in town, Mike Queenan said his potluck get-together on Sark Court near Escuela Parkway brought out many.
"We had about three dozen neighbors show," he said.
He added Mike Berryhill, chair of the Milpitas Emergency Preparedness Commission, spoke on the Strategic Actions For Emergencies (SAFE) preparedness program, created to save lives and reduce property damage by training individuals what to do following an emergency.
Queenan said a Milpitas police officer gave a question and answer talk about crime trends in the neighborhood and what people can do to be safer.
"There was a lot of general information about crime and what we can do to prevent that," Queenan said.
Officers also allowed people to check out a Milpitas police cruiser.
As far as food, Queenan said his neighbors brought fresh fruits, salads, desserts, as well as "lots of cookies and lots of Chinese food."
"People stayed until after dark," Queenan said, adding people stayed beyond 8 p.m. at his party. "Everybody hung right in there."
Another potluck party across town drew more folks, according to organizers.
"I was surprised we got 100 people. We thought it was going to be 50 people," Ray Maglalang said. "We were glad we were able to feed all of them."
A Milpitas Community Advisory Commission member, Maglalang helped organize a potluck party on the 1273 block of Acadia Avenue.
In this party, among others, Mayor Jose Esteves, Milpitas City Manager Tom Williams and Santa Clara County Supervisor Dave Cortese showed to speak with those attendees. In addition, acting Milpitas Fire Chief Robert Mihovich and Milpitas Police Chief Steve Pangelinan attended.
"I was able to chat with many residents, thanking them for their active participation in NNO, as well as their continued efforts towards crime prevention and awareness," Pangelinan said this week. "Residents expressed their appreciation for the officers' and police volunteers' service to the community and posed many questions concerning crime prevention strategies and tips. The evening also afforded me the opportunity to be available to chat individually with some people, if that was their preference."
The police chief added this year's event was a success, as has been the case in prior years.
"It was a great opportunity for residents to develop, grow and maintain relationships with neighbors, community members and public officials.....all in the name of creating greater crime prevention and general public safety awareness," Pangelinan said.
Milpitas police and firefighters, who brought a fire engine in tow for public tours, were on hand too, according to Maglalang.
"They told us what the fire department does, even the police," he said.
As part of a unique feature of his potluck event, Maglalang was able to draw on the corporate community for donations of food.
After dropping off fliers to different supermarkets around town, four decided to contribute. Among them, Seafood City donated 100 pork barbecue edibles; Ocean Supermarket donated fruit; Lucky Supermarket donated ice cream; and Coffee Adventure Co. Inc. donated mini-sandwiches.
"This was all donated, we just asked," Maglalang said, adding he believed companies set aside donations toward community events. "I'm pretty sure."
According to Queenan, who has hosted National Night Out parties here for about 10 years, the annual event is an important one.
"I think it's important to know your neighbor and for police to know the neighborhoods," Queenan said.
Typically held on Aug. 5 across the country, the 31st Annual National Night Out is sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch and locally co-sponsored by Milpitas Police Department in collaboration with Milpitas Citizen Advisory Commission.


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King of the Bingo Game
by Ralph Ellison
King of the Bingo Game: Duke of Dominos Quiz
Think you've got your head wrapped around King of the Bingo Game? Put your knowledge to the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. What does the protagonist have to do for a shot at the jackpot?
Press a button connected to a spinning wheel
Press a series of colored buttons in the correct sequence
Press a button over one of three silver boxes
Honestly? Sleep with the bingo caller
Q. Why does the protagonist leave his finger on the button?
As long as he is pressing it, he feels empowered
His entire body is frozen in fear
Because none of the hundreds of people yelling at him have remembered to use the magic word
Because this is some kind of trap; he physically cannot remove his finger
Q. What does the protagonist forget?
How to play bingo
To return his Redbox rental on time
Where he lives
His own name
Q. Who finally separates the protagonist from the button?
The bingo caller
The protagonist's wife
The captain of the Button Patrol
A couple of policemen
Q. What happens just as the protagonist is hit in the head?
The final colored button lights up
The wheel lands on double zero
The door of the silver box swings open, revealing a human heart
He becomes a pacifist


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Darpa sets out to make computers that teach themselves
The Pentagon's blue-sky research agency is readying a nearly four-year project to boost artificial intelligence systems by building machines that can teach themselves -- while making it easier for ordinary schlubs like us to build them, too.
Robert Beckhusen
Notes that Darpa does not intent to create a mechanism that duplicates the human brain because we fail at the first step - understanding the mind. Instead, scientists believe we can build computers and machines that acquire new knowledge and adapt to it independently using algorithms, referred to as probabilistic programing.
The role of these algorithms would be to sort through huge amounts of data to select the best, which the machine then incorporates into a memory and can repeat a process more effectively the next time.
The amount of work involved is "Herculean," as they are just at the beginning of producing the specialized tools and workers to advance the cause. On April 10, 2013, Darpa plans to hold a massive confrerence for the collaboration of experts in the field.
The potential uses of this technology are almost unlimited: imagine a computer that can learn and become better on its own. Machines that can learn make better intelligence systems, surveillance and recon, which are core military necessities.
The benefits extend far outside of the military, however, with the creation of speech-recognition tools, self driving cars, computers that can learn human language, and tools that assist in the war against spam.
Furthermore, networking computers and machines that can think and learn on their own stands to revolutionalize everyday life. We are a long ways away, but increased attention and funding are paving the way towards tremendous advances.
Interested? Click the title or image to read on.
Source is Wired.com
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PORTAGEVILLE -- The girls basketball game between Portageville and Poplar Bluff, scheduled for Tuesday night in Portageville, will have more meaning than just a win or a loss as the game will also help raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness.
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He puts the mean in green.
MPAA Rating: PG
IMDB Rating: 5.7 / 10
Release Date: 11/17/2000
Length: 104 min
comedy, family, fantasy
Dr. Suess' How The Grinch Stole Christmas, often referred to
simply as The Grinch, is a 2000 movie adapted from the beloved
children's book from Dr. Suess.
The story evolves around the titular character, who is a large
green creature with anger issues stemming from childhood, or a
heart two sizes too small, or perhaps it is even because his shoes
are too tight. Hurt at a young age, he lives in a cave on snowy
Mount Crumpit with his faithful dog and only friend Max. From here
he curses the happy, button-nosed Whos down in Whoville below. When
Christmas comes around, he decides to dress as Santa Claus and
steal their presents and thus prevent Christmas from coming. The
graceful Cindy Lou Who attempts to charm him into joining the
joyous festivities instead.
The classic book's rhyming narration is transferred into the live
action adaptation, with necessary additions, and they did well to
stick as close to the source material as possible. After all, who
could describe better the actions of the sneaky thief than Suess
himself; "Then he slithered and slunk, with a smile most
unpleasant, Around the whole room, and he took every present! Pop
guns! And bicycles! Roller skates! Drums! Checkerboards! Tricycles!
Popcorn! And plums!"
The film is also based on the 1966 animated special, which was a
great first effort at the text, with narration by Boris Karloff and
the first image of the Grinch as a sickly green creature. But in
this live action take Jim Carrey is in top extroverted form,
convincing the most sceptical of his loud comedy. He performs
vocally too, with a reptilian version of "You're a Mean One Mr.
Grinch", which fits nicely over his transformation from withdrawn
spitfire into fully-functioning evil Santa. Also noticeable is
Anthony Hopkins, who provides the narration. It is an eloquently
fine vocal performance, which he apparently provided in a single
The film has a balanced mix of child-friendly slapstick and
adult-friendly gags and references, and of course has the
heart-warming finale. None are moreso than the wonderful part where
the Grinch's heart grows three sizes always makes me choke back a
happy tear. Or the wild ski down Mount Crumpet. Or even "The
Grinch, he himself, carved the roast beast." There are too many to
mention in this fine adaptation of an unforgettable classic.
Fun fact:
Jim Carrey's heavy-duty make-up took three hours each morning and
he found it unbearably confining. So much so that he received
counselling from a Navy Seal on torture-resistance techniques to
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> I'm trying to run mozilla as the only window application,
> but my problem is that I don't want to display the title bar,
> but still would like to be able to enter text
> (For example, search text in www.google.com.)
> With a window manager, I tried some options like the
> "squeeze title" on twm, and tried using metacity.
> I tried playing with the browser (mozilla) options within
> localstore.rdf but without success.
> I tried putting some options in .Xresources, something like
> *showTitle: off
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I'm 29 weeks, is my baby stuck in the downward position yet?
I'm 29 weeks, and it's actually my husband who would like to know, is my baby stuck upside down, with his head almost in the birth canal like in the picture BabyCenter shows at 29 weeks? Or can he still roll all around like before where his head was somewhere different all the time?
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Oh girl, he can move around up until the last minute! My girlfriend's baby was in the downward position the last two weeks before she was due and the day she went into deliver he had moved to breech!! 29 weeks is pretty early for him to stay in the downward position. He probably won't get ready in that position for another 6-8 weeks.posted 07/17/2010 by MomofBenninator
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pp: 658
J.C. Shepherdson , University of Bristol
H. Wang ("Circuit synthesis by solving sequential Boolean equations," Zeit. f?r Math. Logik und Grundlagen der Math., vol. 5 pp. 291-322, 1959) pointed out that sequential Boolean equations, obtained by adding a sequential operator to take care of the time element to the ordinary Boolean operations, provided a convenient language for expressing conditions to be satisfied by circuits or automata. Among other things he described algorithms for deciding whether an equation has a solution, and for deciding whether it has a solution with finite delay. The present paper presents algorithms which are thought to be more efficient.
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You can look all these up on iTunes w/o buying, but you can see what they are. These are the ones I use regularly or use when I need them.
What's On? - TV show schedule
Social apps - Pinterest and Facebook
Kayak - travel like fare checking, flight tracker
Fandango - movies, see what's on in my local theater
IMDb - Internet Movie Database to check actors info, etc.
News/weather - Weather Channel, ABC News, Time
Gas Buddy - find lowest price for gas
Grocery IQ - my Target, grocery list
Games- Angry Birds, Words with Friends, Hanging with Friends, Solitaire, Bejeweled and others, but these are used the most
Knitting apps- Knitting Help, Raglanify (make your own pattern), Yarn Genie
Good Reader - Read PDFs..I most use for patterns
Dropbox - Read PDFs, etc... look this one up online it does too much
San Diego Zoo - Seriously...I watch the new baby panda!
Okay there are a bunch more, but I guess I check these most... I think besides my mail and Safari. iPad isn't for everyone and you have to take the good with the bad like the typing issue. It's not heavy, but heavy enough it can be hard to hold. I tend to put it in my lap or against my bent knees. It's easier on a laptop, but I love my apps that make it easy to do the things I love. You can check them out at Best Buy and other electronic stores which is the best thing to do before you buy one. I got mine at Best Buy actually.
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Freeform Knitting
by Prudence Mapstone
Buy it now at KnitPicks.com
Freeform knitting is exactly like it sounds: Knitting without a pattern, beginning with a few small shapes and building from them in every which way until you have a totally unusual, intentionally uneven and texturally fascinating piece of fabric.
It's not a new idea, and Prudence Mapstone doesn't claim to have invented it. But she has been a major proponent of this technique both in her home country of Australia and abroad, where she has toured and taught for several years. In 2002, she took matters into her own hands—much like her knitting—and published this book.
I initially learned of Mapstone's work over a year ago when I stumbled across her Web site. I was astounded at the unconventional freeform items she'd made—my favorite being a totally sumptuous and 100% yarn black-forest cake. I wrote and begged her for a review copy of her book, which she kindly sent me and which I'm now reviewing, far too many months later.
Forced Serendipity?
Because the fundamental idea behind freeform knitting is improvisation and the serendipity of chance fiber encounters, the presence of any start-to-finish patterns would be improper—rather like the futility of sheet music for improvisational jazz.
Instead, Mapstone slowly walks you through the concept of freeform knitting, from visualizing your goals to choosing yarn colors and textures to fabricating freeform patches, connecting them, seaming and blocking them, and caring for your freeform item.
I use the term "item" loosely because freeform is as appropriate for household objects as it is for clothing. Mapstone slathers the book with photos showing the endless possibilities for freeform, including everything from a footstool to bikini and coat.
The photo colors and detail aren't as crisp as they would be in a commercially printed book, but then again most book publishers limit the number of photos in their books to keep costs down.
Potential Pitfalls of Self-Publishing?
Is the book missing anything by virtue of being self-published? Well, of course there's the more conventional binding, stylized layout, and comprehensive distribution channels. Those I can live without.
But the biggest thing I missed was an editor. Not the kind who fixes typos and grammar mistakes, of which there were almost none, but the kind who helps bring order and clarity to an author's thoughts.
Mapstone tends to use 20 words when 10 would suffice, and I often found myself re-reading sentences to get their meaning. It's worth it, but it required a little extra time.
Reading from Back to Front
The book's organization was a little bumpy as well. It launched right into all sorts of details that I really couldn't grasp until I read the pattern section, which came near the end of the book. (Lucky for me, I read most books from back to front!)
Know Your Crochet
As already mentioned, the book's patterns aren't really patterns for finished garments, they're instructions on how to complete various little types of pieces that you eventually connect together to form your item.
Many of the most visually appealing pieces turned out to be crochet, not knit. Mapstone provides no knitting or crochet instructions here, so you must know that already or have a good reference book at your disposal.
Freeform on the Rise
If you're ready for this level of offroad knitting and decide to use Mapstone as your guide, you'll be in good hands. Be patient with her writing, read from cover to cover, and try the technique for yourself. You will be hooked.
More freeform-style knitting classes are being offered at yarn shops, festivals, and events, and this may also be a wise route to take if you prefer to learn in the company of others.
Expect to see more books on this subject soon. I expect that the glossier mainstream publishers will be a little longer to react, and when they do, you'll probably see some compromise between freeform and full instructions for completed projects.
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José Vianna da Motta (1868–1948)
Franz Liszt: Musikalische Werke. Serie II, Band 10.
Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1928. Plate F.L. 102.
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Imre Mező (1932–)
Imre Sulyok (1912–2008)
Neue Liszt-Ausgabe. Serie 1, Band 14
Budapest: Editio Musica / Kassel: Bärenreiter, 1984. Plate Z.8858.
Public Domain - Non-PD US [tag/del]
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|Work Title
|Mephisto Waltz No.3
|Alternative Title
|Dritter Mephisto-Walzer
|Liszt, Franz
|Opus/Catalogue Number
|S.215a (1st version)
S.216 ; LW.A325 (2nd version)
|1 piece
|Year/Date of Composition
|First Publication
|1883 (2nd version)
|Marie Jaëll (1846–1925)
|Composer Time Period
|Piece Style
|Piano (solo)
Misc. Comments
Version History
- Composed for solo piano, 1883 (= 1st version, S.215a)
- Version not published
- Revised 1883 (= 2nd version, S.216)
- Published 1883 by Fürstner (Berlin)
- Arranged for piano 4 hands, 1883 (= S.615a)
- Version not published
|Mephisto Waltzes by Franz Liszt
|Mephisto Waltz No.1, S.514
|Mephisto Waltz No.3, S.216
|Mephisto Waltz No.2, S.515
|Mephisto Waltz No.4, S.216b
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- Vianna da Motta, José/Editor
- Scores published by Breitkopf und Härtel
- Scores published in 1928
- Scores published in the 20th century
- Mező, Imre/Editor
- Sulyok, Imre/Editor
- Urtext
- Pages with scores
- Scores
- Liszt, Franz
- Romantic style
- Romantic
- Waltzes
- Dances
- For piano
- Scores featuring the piano
- For 1 player


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Robert C. Kennedy: A Proud Father
Published: December 29, 2001
Robert C. Kennedy loved to laugh, mostly at silly things. His laugh was so huge and his face grew so red that people sometimes worried he was having a heart attack. "When we were younger," said his daughter Meredith Andrews, "we were so embarrassed." But Mr. Kennedy was also the father who made her and her older sister, Catherine Miller, feel like women rather than girls. "He was proud of our relationship and the fact that he was able to teach us so young that you can be friends with your parents," Ms. Miller said.
"His daughters were his hope," Maureen Kennedy, his wife of 32 years, said. "He took them to work before it was the thing to do." He was also a quiet, steady mentor to women at Marsh & McLennan, where he worked.
Mr. Kennedy, who was 55 and lived in Toms River, N.J., was also a tease. "He loved his view from the World Trade Center," Mrs. Kennedy said. "He would tease that he could see Pennsylvania on a clear day. When we drove to Staten Island, he'd look back across the bridge and say he had left the lights on in his office."


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CFA Staff
Tracy Green is the legal director for the Detroit Center for Family Advocacy (CFA). Tracy is a graduate of Cass Technical High School, and she received both her bachelor of social work and juris doctorate degrees from Wayne State University. Tracy has extensive experience in the area of child welfare, both as a practicing attorney and, formerly, as a foster care case manager for The Children's Center of Wayne County and the Michigan Department of Human Services. Throughout her more than 20 years of professional involvement in the child welfare system, her working philosophy has been that zealous advocacy for parents is critical to effective advocacy and better outcomes for children. Tracy authored " Navigating Murky Waters: Handling Unadjudicated Parent Cases Post-Sanders," which was featured in the Summer 2014 edition of Referee's Quarterly, the Referee's Association of Michigan's official publication. Another of Tracy's article's, "Parents Representation in Child Welfare: A Child Advocate's Journey," was featured in the Fall 2009 issue of The Michigan Child Welfare Law Journal. Additionally, in 2010, Tracy was honored by the Michigan Supreme Court's Foster Care Review Board as its first "Parents' Attorney of the Year" award recipient. Tracy is a lifelong Detroiter. She is vested in the Detroit community, and she is deeply compassionate about its families. She and her husband, Andre, are proud to be residents of and raise their children in Detroit. Tracy's motto is: "There, but for the grace of God, go I." She can be reached at email@example.com or 313.875.4233, ext. 154. Vivek Sankaran, a clinical professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School, is the Founding Director of CFA. Professor Sankaran's research and policy interests center on improving outcomes for children in child abuse and neglect cases by empowering parents and strengthening due process protections in the child welfare system. Professor Sankaran sits on the Steering Committee of the ABA National Project to Improve Representation for Parents Involved in the Child Welfare System and chairs the Michigan Court Improvement Project subcommittee on parent representation. He has also authored scholarly pieces and practical resource guides to assist professionals working with parents in the system and regularly conducts national and statewide trainings on these issues.Professor Sankaran earned his B.A., magna cum laude, from the College of William and Mary. He earned his J.D., cum laude, from the University of Michigan Law School, where he was an associate editor of the Michigan Law Review. After law school, he joined the Children's Law Center (CLC) as a Skadden Fellow, and became a permanent staff attorney with the CLC in September 2003. He supervised attorneys handling child abuse and neglect matters and carried his own caseload representing children, parents, and caregivers in abuse, custody, and domestic violence proceedings at both the trial court and appellate levels in the District of Columbia. Professor Sankaran was named the 2004 Michigan Law School Public Interest Alumni of the Year, and, in 2006, was certified as a child welfare specialist by the National Association of Counsel for Children. He currently sits on the Board of Trustees of the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Foundation and is a member of the Equal Access Initiative of the Michigan State Bar. Professor Sankaran can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 734.763.5000.
Robbin Pott became the Executive Director of CFA in June 2012. She received her law degree from the University of Michigan Law School and her Master's in Public Policy from the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan. She is a lawyer and public policy specialist at the Child Advocacy Law Clinic at the University of Michigan Law School where she also serves as the Assistant Director for the National Quality Improvement Center for the Representation of Children in Child Welfare (QIC-ChildRep) project. She also serves as a staff attorney for the clinic handling child welfare and juvenile justice cases.
Ms. Pott has spent her career focused on improving policies, through research and program administration, for under-privileged children and youth in the areas of child welfare, juvenile justice, childcare and education. Robbin can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jamila Weathers is CFA's social worker. Ms. Weathers graduated from Michigan State University in 2003 with a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work. During her undergraduate studies she was awarded a child welfare fellowship, which allowed her to concentrate in this area. She received her Master's Degree in Social Work in 2004 from the University of Michigan, where she was awarded a second child welfare fellowship and worked at the Family Assessment Clinic.Ms. Weathers' interests in social work include keeping families in the child welfare system together. She has a wide range of experience working in child welfare, as a case worker, a clinician, and a supervisor. Ms. Weathers is a passionate and energetic social worker who strives to empower and uplift the clients whom she serves. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 313.875.4233, ext. 153.
Nancy Vivoda, the Family Advocate for the Detroit Center for Family Advocacy and mother of five children, has had personal experience with her children entering the foster care system. Following a rigorous treatment plan she was able to be reunited with her children and has pursued a career as a parent advocate. She became the first birth parent in Wayne County to work as a parent partner for the Family to Family Initiative, currently known as Building Community Partnership Initiative through the Association for Children's Mental Health. Working with various community committees, she has been able to present the voice of the parent to community leaders, state representatives and legislators. Additionally, Ms. Vivoda has conducted trainings across the country for the Building a Better Future Model through the Annie Casey Family Programs. In addition to her work at the Detroit CFA assisting families with children that are at risk of entering the foster care system, Ms. Vivoda serves as a faculty member with the Casey Family Programs in the Breakthrough Series. Nancy can be reached at email@example.com or 313.875.4233, ext. 111.
Ms. Urbon began her career in public service at a young age volunteering with her grandfather at a local hospital. While a student at the University of Michigan, Ms. Urbon worked for Safehouse, a domestic violence shelter, answering the 24-hour crisis line. After graduation, Ms. Urbon engaged in a professional career in New York City while continuing her advocacy on behalf of victims of domestic violence through volunteer work as a legal intern with Sanctuary for Families. In 2008, Ms. Urbon refocused her family advocacy efforts to concentrate on child welfare law through her work as a volunteer attorney with the Washtenaw County Office of the Public Defender juvenile abuse and neglect section. Mr. Urbon brings the skills she learned while advocating on behalf of parents and children involved with Child Protective Services to her work with CFA. Ms. Urbon is a zealous advocate on behalf of her clients, utilizing CFA's multidisciplinary approach to obtain the best possible outcome from both a legal and social work perspective. In addition, Ms. Urbon serves as the Intern Coordinator for CFA seeking to shape the minds of the center's legal interns as well as instilling in them the spirit of public service. Shannon can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In the alley of the 200 block of William Street (between William and Daniel streets), I have called the city at least three times. There are old tires, a hot water heater, old couch behind the house, garbage piled up behind the house, there's an old building with holes in the roof and coons, opossums and rats run in and out of it. I just don't understand why something can't be done about this. Please don't tell me to call the city because I've already called them three times.
I wonder how many churches in the area think you cannot be a Christian and be a Democrat. I think you can be a Democrat and also be a Christian. We don't have to agree with everything they stand for, but I'm sure Republicans don't always agree with everything their party stands for either. I want to see how many people will SpeakOut and let me know if they think you can be a Christian and also be a Democrat.
I would like to SpeakOut about the leaf collection in Sikeston. They did fairly well the first time they came around but this time when they came on Mimosa Street, they only picked up in the street. They didn't get the leaves between the sidewalk and the street except for one man, and they went up in his yard and helped him get his leaves out. I don't think that's fair to the rest of us who had our leaves at the edge of the street.
Call the Street Department at 471-2512.
I would say "You're welcome," but you never put anything in the paper that we call about. I am a Portageville Bulldog basketball concerned fan. We're concerned that your paper is going downhill. Your sports department is pitiful. You do not carry any kind of information, hardly at all, on any sports local. It's always something far off or something college or something pro. How about getting it together and putting local news in the paper now and then? We'd like to know who's playing where and we'd like to see the results at least in a day or so (not three or four days later, or never). Please! Your sporting department, get it together. Do you need to hire somebody? I think I'll take the job. Just call me at Portageville and I'll take the job. I am a concerned newspaper subscriber.
When will the school board and administration in Sikeston recognize there is a problem with mold in the Middle School building? If they would check the absentee list, talk with the parents of children who have breathing problems or talk to past and present teachers there, they would know there is something wrong in that building.


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STOCKTON – A woman charged after she struck and killed a 9-year-old girl crossing the street last year has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter.
Fourth-grader Juliana Radilla was guiding her motorized scooter at East Main Street and South Wagner Avenue on Oct. 20, 2011, when she was hit by a van. She died from the collision.
The driver, 25-year-old Abelina Sarmiento, was charged with felony vehicular manslaughter nine months later. The District Attorney's Office believed the evidence showed she ran a red light while speeding. But Sarmiento said the accident happened because the sun's glare impaired her vision.
A jury trial was scheduled to begin today, but attorneys announced they had reached a plea deal in the morning.
Read Wednesday's Record for more on this story by reporter Jennie Rodriguez-Moore.
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The life leech nerf has destroyed many builds. Mine took a pretty severe hit. After the mandatory respec my build is very similar with about the same life and DPS, some more armor with the same gear and auras, and 1% increase in elemental resists. But... my tankiness is no longer what it used to be. My build is a lowish DPS and tanky Lightning Strike build that relies on life leech to stand against a group of mobs. Last night on maps, I had to keep leap-slamming away from mob packs that previously would not have been an issue to recover.
I also have to wonder why new content was all low level stuff. Is GGG interested in keeping my interest and my business or not? As it stands, I do not plan to spend any more money on this game unless GGG shows me that they care about people who want to develop one or maybe two characters at most, do not want to deal with continual nerfs and respecs, are more interested in developing a build and style rather than optimally min-maxing their characters for every new twist, and who would like new content for their characters.


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SIKESTON -- Joan Burrow, 91, died Nov. 24, 2012, at the Missouri Delta Medical Center.
Born July 25, 1921, in Sikeston, to the late Arthur and Eunice Looney Burrow, she was a homemaker and worked for Derris Drug Store for 13 years. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Sikeston, W.M.U., American Legion Women's Auxiliary and the Veteran of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary of Sikeston.
She is survived by: her adoptive family, the Solis family of Sikeston; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and special friends, Rachel King, Shannon King, Audrey King and Becky Driskill of Owasso, Okla., and Carl and Adell Pitts and Ruth and Frueh of Monett.
Services were conducted today at the Nunnelee Funeral Chapel with the Rev. David Ross officiating.
Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Online condolences may be sent at www.nunneleefuneralchapel.com.


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Cowboys Advance To ASC Semifinals
CLINTON, Miss. - Hardin-Simmons' men's soccer team rallied for a 2-1 win over Mary Hardin-Baylor on Thursday in Clinton, Miss., to advance to the American Southwest Conference Championship Tournament Semifinals against the host Choctaws.
The teams had played a defensive struggle for the first 66 minutes before the Cru got on the scoreboard on a Derek Geels goal. It was his 11th of the season.
The Cowboys countered with a goal off a corner kick in the 69th minute as Matt Pitcock served a perfect ball to Zach Johnson, who finished it for the 10th time this season.
HSU took the lead less than five minutes later when Pitcock again served a corner and the freshman Beal headed it home for his third goal of the year.
Both teams had 11 shots in the game.
Sam Potter earned the win in goal for the Cowboys with four saves. Brandon Stegmeyer had two saves for UMHB in the loss.
The Cowboys will play Mississippi College at 11 a.m. on Friday. UMHB fell to 10-6-1 on the year and HSU improved to 10-6-1.
Information for this story provided by HSU Sports Information.


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Navigator of the Seas launched in 2002. Navigator of the Seas is a Royal Caribbean Voyager class ship offering everything families could possibly want in one huge cruise ship. She offers ice skating, rock wall climbing, mini golf, in-line skating and much much more in her 14 decks and 137,268 tons of fun and entertainment.
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This ship was very impressive, from the Royal Promenade to the ice skating rink and beyond. There were some issues at embarkation on 8/27 and this was due to Hurricane Katrina as a Cat 1 when...read more
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The overall cruise experience was amazing we had a great time. The boat was very classy and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful at all times. The food was great espically the dinners....read more
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Molly Weir
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|Molly Weir
17 March 1910
Glasgow, Scotland
|28 November 2004
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Pinner, London, England
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Mary Weir, known as Molly Weir (17 March 1910 – 28 November 2004) was a Scottish actress,[2] most notable for her role as the long-running (1977–1984) character Hazel the McWitch in the BBC TV series Rentaghost.[3]
She was the sister of naturalist and broadcaster Tom Weir.[4]
Born in Glasgow and brought up in the Springburn area of the city, Weir began in amateur dramatics. In her early professional career, she was a well-known radio actress, featuring in many comedy shows, such as ITMA.[5] She made her film debut in 1949, and had a regular role as the housekeeper, Aggie McDonald, in the radio and television sitcom Life With The Lyons.[6] During the 1970s and early 1980s she became famous as a writer, with several volumes of best-selling memoirs, notably, Shoes Were For Sunday. She also appeared in a series of television advertisements for Flash the household cleaning agent.[7] In 1969 she appeared in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie starring Dame Maggie Smith.[8] She and Helena Gloag played the Kerr sisters, the sewing mistresses of Marcia Blaine School for Girls.[9] In 1970 Weir and Gloag reprised their collaboration in Scrooge, playing old sisters in debt to Mr Scrooge, played by Albert Finney.[7]
In the 1970s she was one of the presenters of Teatime Tales, a television series broadcast by STV in which she recalled her childhood. The series also featured Lavinia Derwent and Cliff Hanley.[10] In the 1980s, she lampooned this homely image in the comedy series Victoria Wood As Seen On TV and appeared in a pop video for the Bluebells 1983 hit Young At Heart.[11]
After her death, Molly Weir's ashes were scattered on the banks of Loch Lomond, a favourite holiday location; and almost all her estate (of nearly £1.9 million), was bequeathed to charities.[12][13]
Selected filmography[edit]
- Something in the City (1950)
- The Lyons in Paris (1955)
- Carry On Regardless (1961)
- The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969)
- Scrooge (1970)
- Bless This House (1972)
- Assassin (1973)
- One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing (1975)
- Shoes Were For Sunday - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1970
- Best Foot Forward - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1972
- A Toe On The Ladder - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1973
- Stepping into the Spotlight - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1975
- Walking into the Lyon's Den - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1977
- One Small Footprint - Originally published: London: Hutchinson, 1980
- Spinning Like a Peerie - Originally published: Edinburgh: Wright, 1983
External links[edit]
- Molly Weir at Find a Grave
- Molly Weir at the Internet Movie Database
- Obituary in The Guardian
- Obituary at BBC News (with photos in and out of character)
- ^ "Molly Weir leaves £1.8m to charities".
- ^ "Molly Weir". BFI.
- ^ "BBC NEWS - Entertainment - Obituary: Molly Weir".
- ^ "University of Glasgow".
- ^ "Obituary: Molly Weir". the Guardian.
- ^ "BBC NEWS - Entertainment - Obituary: Molly Weir".
- ^ a b "A beloved Scots star for generations Molly Weir, actress and writer, dies, aged 94". Herald Scotland.
- ^ "Detail view of Movies Page".
- ^ "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie".
- ^ Lavinia Derwent. "Lavinia Derwent". Goodreads.
- ^ Evening Times. "MEMORIES: Molly helps collar four-legged fan". Evening Times.
- ^ "Molly Weir (1910 - 2004) - Find A Grave Memorial".
- ^ "Molly Weir leaves £1.8m to charities".


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On Sale: South Korea
Look out Hong Kong and Singapore. South Korea is applying its fast-follower model – which it has used to follow and then become a leader in industries like electronics, cars and steel – to the world of retailing.
The government tourism organization has roped thousands of retailers into participating in a huge promotion targeted at shoppers, particularly those from overseas. It's called the Korea Grand Sale and it starts on Monday and lasts through Feb. 28.
All the nation's major department stores, duty-free shops and discount stores will participate as will thousands of name-brand specialty stores.
The Korea Tourism Organization has put together travel packages with airlines and hotels. It has been advertising them in different Asian countries and on a Web site that uses English, Japanese and both traditional and modern Chinese. Store coupons can be downloaded from the site as well.
Though most shoppers from other countries are likely to stay in the Seoul area, the KTO has made the Korea Grand Sale a national event. In the mountainous Gangwon province, for instance, there are discounts available for ski resorts, as much as 50% in some cases.
The whole-nation-on-sale concept is a super-sizing of the citywide sales that make Hong Kong and Singapore even more popular destinations at certain times of the year.
South Korea in winter as a tourist destination may seem counter-intuitive. But two years ago, the busiest time for tourists was during the first few months of the year. That's because the Korean won was cheap compared to the Japanese yen and Japanese tourists filled hotels during what's usually considered to be the off season.
After strengthening later in 2009 and early last year, the won turned weak in comparison to the yen and, to a lesser degree, the Chinese yuan. So shopping-minded tourists were finding bargains in South Korea even before the Korea Grand Sale came along.
Last year, a record number of tourists – about 8.8 million – visited South Korea. The KTO is targeting a 12% increase this year to about 9.8 million.


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Binary numbers and code patterns are of course not new and applying two numbers to a graph is probably not copyrightable per se. In this instance it would be the application to an item that is the copyright issue. The application and then description of 'how to make/achieve'. As others have pointed out here...basic stitches are not copyright; its how they are used and drawing in various design issues/elements that's key.
One of the copyright success stories is the smiley face. The guy who originally designed that has done very very nicely thank you
In terms of design moderation Target took a law suit against a company that had a bullseye design. The second company altered the bullseye (number of circles and width) and did not have red however Target argued, and successfully I might add, that the bullseye basic design was associated with them. The second company had to pay compensation and costs and alter their design.
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