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Sweet summer is here with bountiful heat. Iced tea is always perfect for chilling out. But we also invite you to explore other ways of incorporating tea into summer thirst quenchers. A renaissance is occurring in the culinary world where tea is showing up for summer in unexpected places like on restaurant menus in cocktails or food . We decided to put a spin on sangria for summer and developed a Sangria Tea Collection with a variety of recipes to please any palate.
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White Tea Sangria
1 750-ml Bottle Dry White Wine
3/4 cup Peach Schnapps
18 oz. Brewed Mighty Leaf White Orchard Tea (2 Tea Pouches)
1/4 cup sugar
4 Peaches, cubed
1/2 Honeydew, cubed
Stir first 4 ingredients in large pitcher until sugar dissolves. Add peaches and honeydew. Chill for a couple of hours. Serve in wine glasses and spoon fruit over sangria in each glass.
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Art Benjamin, former co-editor of Math Horizons and resident mathemagician at Harvey Mudd College, was the latest scientist to spar with late night fake news talk show host Stephen Colbert on Wednesday's episode of The Colbert Report.
The interview covered statistics, Benjamin's favorite number, education, and the beauty of mathematics. Colbert didn't pull any punches. In between asking ridiculous questions such as which numbers are conservative and which are liberal, he surprised Benjamin with several math problems and even had a calculator at the ready to verify Benjamin's answers.
Watch the clip of Art Benjamin's interview on The Colbert Report here.
On Thursday morning, MAA talked to Benjamin on his way to the airport in New York.
How did you think the interview went?
Benjamin: "I guess I'd call it a success. My big fear was that I'd screw up on national television, and since I didn't majorly screw up or make a fool of myself, I'd call that a success. My big worry was that he'd give me problems that I couldn't do or I'd get an answer wrong.
Luckily (laughs) I got all the answers right, considering I didn't know what any of the questions were going to be in advance. The producer went through a practice interview with me, but almost none of the questions the producer asked me were questions that Colbert asked me.
The number one rule they told me was don't try to be funny. I watched a few episodes of the show beforehand, and the guests almost always play it straight. So even though he was saying things about whether numbers were conservative or liberal or what math and sex have to do with each other or crazy questions like that–I mean a million things were going through my head, but I just played it straight and tried to look perplexed. "
I was nervous, but it was only after the program that I collapsed with an "ah thank goodness!"
What was Colbert like off camera?
B: "Before the show started he came to me in the green room to make sure I knew what his character was like, that he's not that way in person. He was pleased that I'd seen the show before and told me to just have fun and relax."
Benjamin said he got to watch Colbert do a Q&A with the audience before the show, telling them to ask him anything. It's a chance for the audience to interact with the human Stephen Colbert and not the buffoonish character he plays on TV.
"The questions were really pretty challenging," Benjamin said, "ranging from serious, like why aren't you more harsh with the military and our current occupation, to irreverent questions like who would you rather kill: Bambi or Winnie the Pooh?"
Did you tell your students that you would be on the show?
B: "I told my students last week that I'd be on the show. I got an enormous amount of street cred for doing it. I think more so than if I said I would be on The Tonight Show. I've gotten some emails already today and they were positive. I started coming down with laryngitis a few days before the interview. America probably wouldn't know what I sound like, but my friends and family noticed I was sick."
We posted the interview clip on our Facebook page and some members responded. One mentioned that in the interview you discussed the correlation between the number of math courses taken in college and future income, but you didn't specify whether or not you actually had to pass those courses.
B: (laughs) "Well I guess it probably means courses you passed. I don't think anyone, as a get rich quick scheme would sign up for a bunch of math classes and then not take them seriously."
Were you really the first mathematician they have had on the show?
B: "I was the first guest who was interviewed as a mathematician. They had Brian Greene on the show, who's a mathematician and a physicist, and they interviewed him as a physicist. I'm pleased MAA and AMS were happy about math getting good press, and I hoped I wouldn't let them down. There was so much more to say, but a very short time to say it."
Benjamin is currently on his way to Virginia. He will be performing "Mathemagics" tonight (Thursday) at Radford University and will be featured on the Virginia Tech-sponsored kids show, Kids' Tech University, on Saturday.
Benjamin received the MAA's Deborah and Franklin Tepper Haimo Award in 2000. The award honors college or university teachers widely recognized as being exceedingly successful and whose teaching has influence beyond their own institutions.
He was named "America's Best Math Whiz" in 2005 by Reader's Digest. In 2006, he was awarded the MAA's Beckenbach Book Prize for his book Proofs that Really Count: The Art of Combinatorial Proof (review here). His book was also awarded the CHOICE award in 2004 from the American Library Association.
He has written more than 70 research papers and authored four books. His most recent books are Secrets of Mental Math, published by Random House, and Biscuits of Number Theory (available here), published by the MAA. In 2007 and 2009, he created DVD courses on The Joy of Mathematics and Discrete Mathematics for The Teaching Company as part of their Great Courses series.
The Colbert Report is an American satirical late night television show that airs Monday through Thursday on Comedy Central. It stars political humorist Stephen Colbert, a former correspondent for The Daily Show. Launched on October 17, 2005, the series has garnered a prestigious Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcasting in 2008 and 15 Primetime Emmy nominations. Last fall, Colbert and his writing team won the show's first Emmy for Outstanding Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program.
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Students of religion and culture study formative human values in a wide variety of geographical areas, historical periods, and cultural contexts. Courses explore the large, multinational religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as well as indigenous traditions, global movements, and new religions.
Topics important to the academic study of religion include: symbol, myth, ritual, religious and ethnic identity, cosmology, sacred space and time, revelation, religious experience, sacred texts, and religious institutions.
Classes examine both ancient and contemporary religious experience using various kinds of data such as sacred texts, oral narratives, and works of visual or performing art.
The department encourages the development of strong communication and writing skills. Professors use lectures, seminars and discussions, as well as workshops, films, debates and exercises, to broaden students experience. The faculty members in the department are committed to creative teaching and strive to foster in their students the spirit of free inquiry, the determination to pose probing questions, and the critical skills and knowledge needed to study religion.
Graduates of the department have become professors, teachers, social workers, counsellors, writers, editors, government workers, film makers, artists, religious leaders, and librarians.
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When I was a child for many years has been, I could not be happier to see my favorite Transformers TV episodes. At that time I was dazzled by its orignality, the uniqueness of the concept where robots can hide in disguise cars combat jets, trucks, and many more. And, of course, I had my own Transformers toys and Transformers toys can now call classic or vintage toys. The toys being released from the latest Transformers movie is a little different in color, design and accessories.
Today toys Transformers the movie based on are really cool. But I really wanted to have the classic robot toys. My old animal had already been either damaged, damaged and nowhere to be found. I wanted to buy the action figures that transformers are classics. So I looked on the net, looked Stores Retail online that offer the same toys. Fortunately for me, I found some online shops that sell to retail them. I could hardly wait to get my hands and appreciate my childhood memories. I wanted the exact layout, accurate robot toys, especially the generation of 1 or G1 toy lines and luckily available on the Internet. So I bought some, with economic costs. Now I will start my own classic Transformers toys, stoys vintage collection. They are now in my lounge here in our place. What a great feeling of having been ready to get the Transformers action figures, classic, is like my old toys are still here, alive with me today, or having corrected in the new fashion and now new again. I am writing this because I want to share this to you about where and how to get your own classic Transformers toys. Currently I have Skyfire and Jetfire, Megatron and Optimus Prime with the canon. I'll be trying to find later.
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Helming, Cutri, Fennelly prevail in town
There is a new supervisor in the town of Canandaigua. Running unopposed, current councilwoman Pam Helming, a Republican,�won the election wi...
Helming, Cutri, Fennelly prevail in town
There is a new supervisor in the town of Canandaigua. Running unopposed, current councilwoman Pam Helming, a Republican,�won the election with 1,916 votes.
According to town historian Ray Henry, Helming will be the second woman to serve as supervisor in Canandaigua. The first was Marge Van Iseghem.
Helming edged current Supervisor Sam Casella 188-159 in the Democratic primary and 43-17 in a Independence Party primary in September. Casella was supervisor from 1998-2005, and 2010-2013.
The supervisor seat carries a four-year term. The 2013 supervisor salary was $39,300. Town supervisors also receive $13,176 by Ontario County.
There is also a new face on the Town Board. Taking Helming�s vacant board spot will be Republican Keith Cutri, who received 1,974 votes. Incumbent Terry Fennelly, a Republican, was also re-elected with 1,184 votes.
�The same effort we put into campaigning, we�re going to put into the Town Board,� Cutri said.
The odd man out for Town Board was Democrat David Wink, who received 900 votes.
The Town Board spot is a four-year term. The 2013 salary was $4,729.
� Additionally, the town will have a new clerk, though that person won�t be known immediately. The race�was too close to be called as of press time. As of Tuesday night, Republican Jean Chrisman led Conservative Jeannie Kesel 1,058-1,005.
The new clerk will replace Judy Carson, who is retiring at year�s end. The town clerk position carries a four-year term, and the 2013 salary was $50,710.
� Republican David Prull has been the Canandaigua town justice for 29 years, and will continue that run after beating out Conservative Stanley Sutton, 1,573-612. The position is a four-year term. The 2013 salary was $21,701.
� Current Highway Superintendent Jim Fletcher ran unopposed and was re-elected.
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CANANDAIGUA � With incumbents dominating the Canandaigua City Council vote, Ward 2 winner Ian Boni stood alone as the only completely new face to council.
�He�s come a long way since middle school,� said Mayor Ellen Polimeni, who taught Boni in the Canandaigua City School District.
Boni was elected to his first term by an unofficial count of 213-85, beating out David Winter. Although he was on the ballot, Winter did not campaign for a second term, having resigned from City Council Oct. 31 to accept a job in Tennessee.
�It�s a new adventure for me,� Boni said. �I can�t wait to jump in.�
With Winter leaving, Boni may be jumping in before the normal start date of Jan. 1. Though it�s unlikely he�ll be added to council to replace Winter during the Nov. 7 City Council meeting, a vote could take place during the December meeting at City Hall, Polimeni said.
The city will have a new Ward 1 councilmember also; however, he won�t be completely unfamiliar with city government. Democrat Nick Cutri � who beat out Republican Ryan Zanghi by a 337-218 unofficial tally � was on City Council from 1988 to 2000. He said there were a number of reasons why he decided to run again, including multiple chats with his neighbor: Mayor Polimeni.
Current Ward 1 Councilman David Whitcomb ran, and was re-elected, as an at-large candidate with 1,241 unofficial votes. The remaining at-large spots all went to incumbents as well. Democrat Maria Bucci received 1,099 votes in the unofficial count, and Independent party members � endorsed by the Democrats � Jim Terwilliger and Bill Taylor received 1,253 and 1,181 votes, respectively. Republican challenger David Christoforo received 815 votes, and Republican Michael Kloppel garnered 749 unofficial votes
Additionally, Democrat Karen White will return for a third term as Ward 3 councilwoman. She beat out Republican challenger Ryan Akin by an unofficial tally of 245-202. The unofficial vote in Ward 4 has incumbent Republican Cindy Wade�defeating Democrat Donna Cator, 299-257. According to the Ontario County Republican Committee, there are 41 absentee ballots for Ward 4.
The city supervisors will remain the same too, as Republican Rich Russell beat out Democrat Anita Smith 444-329, unofficially, for wards 2 and 3. Democrat David Baker, with 883 votes, ran unopposed. Polimeni also ran unopposed for mayor and received 1,537 votes.
Despite the dominance by the city�s Democrats, Polimeni said it�s not all about party affiliation when it comes to City Council.
�We really do run as a team,� Polimeni said.
Current at-large councilwoman Meg Reston did not run for re-election, but said she may be open to running again in the future. She added that her decision to not run for council again was made because she wanted to spend more time with family.
City Council seats are two-year terms, and the 2013 salary was $4,735.
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Why did comprehensive health care reform pass in 2010? Why did it take the form it did—a form that, while undeniably ambitious, was also more limited than many advocates wanted, than health policy precedents set abroad, and than the scale of the problems it tackled? And why was this legislation, despite its limits, the subject of such vigorous and sometimes vicious attacks? These are the questions I tackle in this essay, drawing not just on recent scholarship on American politics but also on the somewhat-improbable experience that I had as an active participant in this fierce and polarized debate. My conclusions have implications not only for how political scientists should understand what happened in 2009–10, but also for how they should understand American politics. In particular, the central puzzles raised by the health reform debate suggest why students of American politics should give public policy—what government does to shape people's lives—a more central place within their investigations. Political scientists often characterize politics as a game among undifferentiated competitors, played out largely through campaigns and elections, with policy treated mostly as an afterthought—at best, as a means of testing theories of electoral influence and legislative politics. The health care debate makes transparent the weaknesses of this approach. On a range of key matters at the core of the discipline—the role and influence of interest groups; the nature of partisan policy competition; the sources of elite polarization; the relationship between voters, activists, and elected officials; and more—the substance of public policy makes a big difference. Focusing on what government actually does has normative benefits, serving as a useful corrective to the tendency of political science to veer into discussions of matters deemed trivial by most of the world outside the academy. But more important, it has major analytical payoffs—and not merely for our understanding of the great health care debate of 2009–10.
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For astute comments on this essay, I thank Diane Archer, Paul Pierson, Steve Teles, and Jeffrey C. Isaac. Paul deserves special thanks—for his patience as I disappeared to work on health care while we were finishing a co-authored book (Winner-Take-All Politics, Simon & Schuster, 2010), for the scores of joint ideas that are reflected in this essay (at this point figuring out their original authorship is impossible), and, above all, for his longstanding and deep friendship. Elizabeth Kelley provided able research assistance. Finally, I wish to thank the many experts, activists, and elected officials who made it possible for me to play the role in the debate that I did, including first and foremost Diane Archer, but also Roger Hickey, Avram Goldstein, Richard Kirsch, Jonathan Cohn, Tim Jost, and Harold Pollack. The many others who helped me know who they are and probably prefer no one else did.


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The city's annual Snow Day event will be held Jan. 26.
Eight tons of snow will be provided for children ages 9 and under to sled and play. In addition, crafts, games, a photo booth and food booths will be available.
Event times are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Westwind Park, 2455 Riverside Drive, Ontario.
The cost for the event is $8 per person for residents and $10 per person for non-residents.
For more information, call 909-395-2020. Don't forget to dress for the snow.


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Memphis, TN - Arkansas Razorback football players Matt Harris, Wendel Davis, and Marques Wade will not play in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl on Saturday. Davis and Harris have played their last game as Razorbacks, against LSU, because they are both seniors.
I reported on The Zone, with Justin Acri, Pat Bradley, and Joe Franklin just after Noon, that 3 players were being sent home for violating team rules. It was suspected they violated curfew. The were where they were supposed to be during the 11pm bed check last night, but after that the 3 decided to leave the confines of their room inside the Peabody.
Bobby Petrino told the team at each meeting in Memphis that he didn't want anyone to test him. They did and will not be able to compete in the Bowl they worked so hard to get to.
Hogs and Pirates kickoff at 4:30 on Saturday on ESPN with the Razorback pre-game on 103.7 The Buzz beginning right after Arkansas Basketball at 1:30pm.
If you are comming to Memphis on Saturday, leave early, allow extra time at the I-40/I-55 junction, and dress warmly. The temp will be in the mid 30's at kickoff and should drop during the game.


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Nighttime politicking gets exposure for write-in candidate at a cost: Police charge two with criminal mischief and prowling
"We're running a campaign for Pat Jackman in one week. It's like a campaign sprint. Our goal is to get as much exposure to Pat Jackman as possible," said Bourgine. "The campaign started with the first video on the 'Write-in Pat Jackman' page…
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They say men make houses, women make homes; men bring in the provisions, women produce a meal.
Marriage, purportedly an equal partnership, should ideally translate into equal stakes in the rights and the duties for both the partners - the husband and the wife. But in reality, women have been less equal.


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Albany College of Pharmacy names new president
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Six months after the current president announced he would be stepping down, the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has named his successor.
Greg Dewey will be succeeding current President James J. Gozzo, who has held the position for 16 years, beginning this upcoming July. He will be the eighth president in the college's 132-year history.
In front of a crowd of students, faculty, and staff in the college's student center on Tuesday afternoon, the president of the college laid out his vision for the school.


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Street Seen: Feelin' Groovy
April 16, 2014 by admin
The grooviest place in town on March 27 was the Central Bistro and Bar as Academia Ana Marie Sandoval turned the night into a smoldering disco inferno. Sandoval Night Live, the fourth annual fundraiser for the school, raised $40,000. These funds are used for the elementary school's Dual Language Montessori program and pay for paraprofessionals in each classroom for six hours a day.
Teresa Casillas, Chair of the wildly successful event, noted, "SNL has raised well over $150,000 these past four years, bringing Amigos' fundraising total to over a million. A special thanks goes to the SNL 2014 committee, Debbie Herrera and Melissa Rosas for this year's tremendous success."
Aside from raising money for the school, these wild parents and community supporters were in a hair-raising fashion groove. The 1970's themed event brought out Macho men, YMCA-wannabes, Lounge Lizard pastel tuxedos, white suited Travolta types, nylon jog suits, Roller Derby boys in flared bells and too tight, unbuttoned shirts. Ray Ban glasses, Afro wigs and dramatic side burns and mustachios polished their impossibly cheesy looks.
Nothing could stop these studs from flirting and dancing under the swaying disco ball with girls in polyester psychedelic or paisley print dresses, glittery metallics, halters, jumpsuits, flashy bellbottoms, scarf wrapped heads, peace sign jewelry, headbands, platforms and patent go-go boots. Niya Diehl, owner of Local 46, decked out in bellbottom denim hip huggers, scarf wrapped head and tangles of love beads said, "This is how I always want to dress." She can, and looked amazing.
The fashion and throbbing on the dance floor, however, didn't hold a candle to the pounding hearts that kept pulses racing as the brilliant auctioneer parents, Chad Gentry and Katie Schroder raised an astonishing $18,000 in ten minutes flat. The bidding war got so intense for a personal dinner party for 10, catered and served by Central Bistro and Bar owner, Isiah Salazar and chef Matt Selby, that it was sold twice for $5000 each. Lucky guests. Andrea Flanagan, too, the ubiquitous and beloved photographer and chronicler of our times, had a split bid for two photo shoots at $375 each.
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Noah Kalina (this Noah Kalina) recently had his photo taken with several celebrities at a VH1 awards show. Here's some background on the project. "The only celebs that were actually familiar with the phenomenon that is Noah K were Weird Al Yankovic and Paris Hilton. How perfect is that?" (via jen)


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Formed in the hills of Petaluma Ca,
The Highway Poets merged with a band known as Hillside Fire,
and began fusing their garage rock sound with folk instrumentation
and soul inspired song-crafting. In the past 5 years they have recorded 3 full
length albums (2 under Hillside Fire),
toured the southwest and west-coast extensively,
and have shared the stage with many nationally acclaimed acts.
On a quest for anything that is real and pure,
these four boys and their music continue to grow
through their hard work and travels, and they don't plan on
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What people have been saying.......
"What a fun and fresh sound. Easy on the ears, Engaging. If Johnny Cash, Mumford & Sons, and Joe Cocker got into a bus accident...The Highway Poets would be the product of that crash. They are humble and hungry for recognition. They'll get 'there', no doubt."
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Winners of......
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They have shared the stage with.........
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SpikeHyzer wrote:Seriously...could somebody get Justin Atwater-Taylor a bag of sand.
Nohr wrote:What in the heck are those things in the middle of the teepads.
Captain wrote:Nohr wrote:It's when you hit the bumps in the road that the true character comes out. It's when the chips are down that you see the other side of people. That's the beautiful thing about golf, it gives you a reflection of who you are.
Nohr wrote:Chase maybe I didn't explain what happened very well.
Sunday Rob lost a disc at hamilton course.
Monday Rob gets a phone call disc found at eastern.
To me this says someone played the tournament found a disc. Didn't turn it in. Then went to eastern to play and lost the disc.
Granted this could been anyone that played at the tournament. It just makes me mad that someone playing in a tournament doesn't turn in a disc with a name on it.
Quad Cities has great people and great courses in it.
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Well, this first chap wasn't really discussing, just doing a lot of shouting. And I don't want to be accused of launching an ad hominem attack, but the guy was wearing what appeared to be a fanny pack. A man wearing a fanny pack automatically places himself under the umbrella of suspicion, to say the least. The ghost of Bertrand Russell could appear to me right now and drop some logic down, but if that ghost had a spectral fanny pack on I'd politely ask him to go back to the other world.
This second video is a bit more interesting. When I walked into this group this Christian wearing the silly hat was arguing with a guy who believed in God but didn't believe in organized religion. I find these situations amusing, because it''s like listening to very young children having parallel conversations with each other. The topic being covered is Why does God hate the gays? There is a pie mentioned along with some ants who may or may not be gay.
I think that a good start at this problem is to enunciate our ethical theory that underlies our moral judgements. According to the version of divine command ethics which I've defended, our moral duties are constituted by the commands of a holy and loving God. Since God doesn't issue commands to Himself, He has no moral duties to fulfill. (emphasis mine) He is certainly not subject to the same moral obligations and prohibitions that we are. For example, I have no right to take an innocent life. For me to do so would be murder. But God has no such prohibition. He can give and take life as He chooses. We all recognize this when we accuse some authority who presumes to take life as "playing God." Human authorities arrogate to themselves rights which belong only to God. God is under no obligation whatsoever to extend my life for another second. If He wanted to strike me dead right now, that's His prerogative (emphasis mine).This is Purgatory.


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MARBLE HILL -- Woodland's Seth Gaines scored a game-high 33 points but it wasn't nearly enough as the Dexter Bearcats posted a 75-55 SCAA Conference win over the Cardinals on their home court Friday night.
Gaines' offensive performance included three 3-pointers and 8-of-10 shooting from the foul line, but it was Dexter's depth and full-court pressure that finally took its toll on the now 4-7 (0-2 SCAA) Cardinals.
"Their depth definitely wore us out," Woodland coach David Mirly said. "We had to work so hard just to get the ball up past the halfcourt line that it may have not been their depth as much as their pressure that wore on us.
"Either way, they just wore us out," he continued. "My guys kept battling inside -- playing real big -- but they are so strong and deep we were just exhausted. It was fun just to watch the guys play."
Dexter posted its third straight win of the season and now stands at 4-7 overall, 1-0 in SCAA play and 0-5 in SEMO Conference action. The Bearcats earned the win despite their best attempts to give the game away.
The Bearcats turned the ball over nine times in the first quarter and had 22 for the game.
"We're just not where we need to be as a team... we're not a team," a perplexed Dexter coach Eric Sitze said. "We're not all on the same page. And like I told you before, until that happens, we're going to struggle.
"I told the kids tonight that I thought we played better defense the first six games of the season and we lost all of those," he continued.
"But I really felt like we played hard and got after people to start the season. "I'm not down on the kids," he pointed out. "They are doing all they can do. They are just not real talented. They can't afford to come out flat like this and then not play hard."
With Dexter's lack of cohesion on the court, and Gaines' hot hand, Woodland stayed within reach of the 'Cats throughout the game until the final three minutes of play. Dexter trailed only once in the game, that coming early in the first two minutes of play, 4-3.
"We had a lot of shots that just went in and out," Mirly said. "We jumped into a fullcourt trap four or five times, and four or five times we got a steal and couldn't convert the layup. That really made a big difference when we maybe could have gotten a run started.
"We just couldn't get over the hump, but we didn't back down," Mirly added. "In the end, they knocked down a big 3 after we had cut it to single digits late in the fourth quarter and then they got a stickback and that kind of took the wind out of our sails there at the end."
It was a 3-pointer by Dexter's Aaron Jackson (13 points) for a 64-52 lead with 3:09 remaining that finally started to put some distance between the two teams. Two free throws by sophomore Eric Windham (six points) and a nice assist from Jackson to Drew Satterfield for two of his team-high 22 points, padded the lead to 68-52 and slowed the Cardinals down with just over two minutes to play.
A trey by Chantz Barham (seven points) would prove to the last offense for the Cardinals on the night at the 1:59 mark, as Satterfield scored twice and David Hessling (10 points) beat the clock with a layup at the buzzer for the final 20-point margin of victory.
Dexter's leading scorer for the season, Eric Rinehart, finished the game with 11 points while sitting out the final 12 minutes of play. But the offensive spotlight for this game was clearly on Gaines.
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Bay Area legend Elvin Bishop is the headliner for the debut Blues by the Bay Outdoor Music Festival this Saturday in Martinez.
City Councilman Mark Ross has attended a number of Bishop's performances over the years, and was part of a city committee that brought this popular rhythm and blues genre to the local amphitheater, as a kickoff for future events.
"We thought we'd start with this type of music that resonates well with the East Bay," says Ross. "Most people can hum a few bars of one of his songs."
The Martinez festival features two stages of live music, food booths and arts and crafts fair.
"It was an organic process ... to utilize the amphitheater and see its potential," adds interim City Manager Anna Gwyn Simpson. "We were looking for a musical genre that could provide that regional draw."
Bishop performs on the main stage starting at 7:45 p.m., and will be joined by the honky-tonk style blues of Marcia Ball.
Longtime concert producer Tom Wiggins, founder of the St. Gabriel's Celestial Marching Band, opened for Ball five years ago at the Victoria Jazz Festival in the Basque region of Northern Spain.
The Lafayette resident and a group of several "totally acoustic and mobile" players of trombones, saxophone, tuba, base and snare will make their way through the crowd offering their repertoire of blues favorites, including the New Orleans-style funeral marches.
Regional greats that also are appearing on Saturday include the French Cajun flare of the Zydeco Flames, along with Frankie G and the Conviction, and Martinez native Kyle Jester.
"We're honored to be at the first blues festival in Martinez," says Zydeco Flames leader Frank Bohan. "People say zydeco is like Cajun music with a blues band behind it ... highly energetic, very danceable ... very American style music."
Adds Wiggins, "This music has an infectious rhythm that makes people dance ..."
Wiggins, a drummer since 1961, offers a lens into the evolution of today's R&B that originated around the Big Band era of the 1920s. It was already rooted in blues, and evolved from a fusion with the old ragtime, and also the infusion of the somber melodies with the syncopated African rhythms.
Event producer Jim Douglas is among those enthusiasts who regard the estimated 1,200 person-capacity amphitheater as a potential "world-class venue," referring to the currently underutilized facility, and is confident this Saturday's festival will be a tremendous crowd pleaser.
"It's in everybody's best interest to put (his) best foot forward and put on a good show," he says of the festival being a catalyst for more shows and funding for more development of the site.
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Police typically aim the laser at your license plate to track your speed.
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Belize, we took the ship's excursion - River Wallace and Altun Ha. Due to the tender situation and timing we felt the extra premium you pay for the ship's excursions in this instance was worth it. Actually finding the tour guide, getting on the river boat could have been a bit more efficient and organized, but not too bad. We were very lucky in getting a covered boat. You cross part of the Caribbean sea (essentially the bay I believe) before entering the river itself. We saw a few dolphins swimming and showing off, jumping and just having a high old time - I am becoming slightly dolphin obsessed at this point. We did not see any Manatees, apparently when you do they just show their noses. Once on the river, we did see large termite nests, huge iguanas, howler monkeys, a crocodile or two, several bird species etc. Our boat captain was very sharp eyed and good at slowing down and then turning the boat around so that both sides could view whatever he spotted. During the two hour ride our guide commented on flora and fauna and was quite interesting. We stopped for lunch, red beans and rice (cooked in coconut milk - which I could not taste) and chicken with a soda. The chicken was quite good and it was a refreshing stop. Then we were off on the bus to the ruins. The roads in Belize are typical third world country - not good, but again we had some interesting commentary along the way. Altun Ha is quite open and a pretty site in my opinion. We were given some facts and history and allowed to wander around or climb the ruins as we chose. The ride back to the boat was about 1 hour and 20 minutes, along mostly the same route, slow going due to the roads. We made it back with about 15 minutes to spare before the last tender..which we were able to immediately board. Enjoyed the ride back to the ship, took pictures and relaxed. Another nice day.
Cozumel, been before, nice easy relaxing port, just so nice to have sunshine and warm weather. Yeah very developed and touristy but hey we were on a cruise and that is just part of the deal. We just took a taxi to the Museum, wandered around and walked back to the ship (3 1/2 miles - but easy and safe).
Roatan, we did Anthony's Cay and the dolphin encounter, yes very kitschy thing to do, but oh what fun. We did learn a lot about dolphins and thoroughly enjoyed having 30 minutes of close up time with "Bailey". I liked that they let the dolphins swim out with dive boats so they get out of the cove periodically, also each dolphin only has a small group of folks (6 in ours). They really are like puppies of the sea, the experience made me want to learn more about these amazing animals. Everyone in our group of very mixed background and ages seemed to really enjoy this excursion. We spent some time after the excursion just chilling at Mahogany Bay, good day altogether.
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Clinton, Obama Agree on Roll Call
Amy Chozick reports on the presidential race from Denver.
The Democratic Party might decide against rolling the dice with a roll call.
Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton had agreed that both their names would be put up for a roll call vote Wednesday night at the Democratic National Convention. The agreement eased the concerns of disgruntled Clinton backers and at least gave the allusion of party unity.
But Monday, Democratic officials negotiated a deal that would allow a few states to cast votes for Clinton before the party officially nominates Obama. The new system could cut down on any potential tension between Clinton's roughly 2,000 delegates and those who plan to cast a vote for Obama. The deal is not yet finalized, according to an Associated Press report.
Clinton has said she will cast her vote for Obama at the roll call but has not told her delegates how to vote. The Clinton campaign has set up a "whip team" to cut down on any potential protesters on the convention floor.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday she is against any proposals that would skip the traditional roll call of the states that is typically used to nominate presidential hopefuls.
"This convention should follow the traditional roll-call procedures," Pelosi said when asked about the proposal to skip the roll call to avoid a potential floor fight. "As is typical of these roll calls, at a certain point, somebody has the votes and the protocol and graciousness come through."
On Monday Clinton called repeatedly on her supporters to help Obama get elected. "We may have started on different paths—those who supported me and those who supported Barack—but we are on the same journey now," Clinton said to dueling chants of "Yes We Can" and "Hillary! Hillary!"
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Argentina Biofuel Price Won't Restore Producers' Profits
Argentina's expected price increase next week for biodiesel won't be enough to appease producers that shut their plants after the country cut prices 15 percent last month, according to grains brokerage J.J. Hinrichsen SA.
The new rate distributors pay for biodiesel will probably be about 4,660 Argentine pesos ($994) a ton, making it hard for small producers to operate profitably after prices rose for soybean oil that's used as a feedstock, Thomas Hinrichsen, who runs J.J. Hinrichsen in Buenos Aires, said today in a telephone interview.
The government reduced prices in August to guarantee a cheap supply of local biodiesel for YPF SA, the oil company it nationalized from Spain's Repsol SA in April that buys about two-thirds of the country's domestically consumed output, Matias Stengel, Argentina regional manager at ED&F Man Holdings Ltd., said today in a telephone interview.
"YPF is a now a state-controlled company," Stengel said. Before the YPF takeover, "the bill for biodiesel was paid by" oil companies such as Repsol, Exxon Mobile Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc. "Now it will be paid by the government."
Lowering the price cuts expenses for YPF while driving down profits for producers. At 4,660 pesos a ton, "smaller plants would find it difficult to survive," Stengel said. The government is not seeking to undermine the entire industry and will probably announce a higher price that's adequate to support producers, he said.
Biodiesel currently sells for 4,405 pesos a ton, down from 5,196 pesos in July.
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President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced Sept. 19 a new formula for calculating biodiesel prices, and cut to 19.1 percent the export tariff that's partly aimed at ensuring adequate local supplies. Argentina imposed a 24 percent export duty on the fuel in August. The rate will now be revised every 15 days.
Argentina is the world's largest exporter of soybean biodiesel and mixes 7 percent of the fuel with regular diesel.
"The August price killed the domestic market," Stengel said. "They want to create a new, flexible way of maintaining a cheap price that's good enough for the industry to survive."
The price cut was especially hard on small producers that don't make their own soybean oil, Ariel Scaparro, president of the biodiesel company Biocombustibles & Energias Alternativas ALS SA, said in a telephone interview.
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There are 17 small and mid-sized biodiesel producers in Argentina, which "need a price over 5,200 pesos to cover their costs," Scaparro said. The August rate cut "has made it impossible to continue for most companies."
Biocombustibles & Energias, based in Buenos Aires, may stop construction on its first two refineries and may scrap plans to build two more because they won't be profitable at the current price, he said.
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>I am trying to connnect my Windows CE 3.0 device to the web via a
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Does "internet ready" mean a) the cell phone includes a browser or
b) the cell phone can act as a modem? I suspect the former. Each of
the Motorola phones I have (V66 and ST7868W) can act as a modem, and
says it is "data ready". I found a spec sheet for the T720 at
and notice the list of accessories does not include any data or
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>I have the correct cable, and i have tried making a new network
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Serial or USB? Correct for "big" Windows or CE?
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devices. (Windows CE supports USB "client" mode, which is used for
>can somebody explain how this can be accomplished?
If your cell phone really can act as a modem and you have a serial
cable for it, you have a chance. First, you will almost certainly need
a "null modem" (for more info, use google
(http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search) to look up "null
modem" in this newsgroup). You will also need some sort of remote
networking software for your Windows CE computer. Some platforms (HPC,
HPC Pro, HPC 2000) include it. Some (Pocket PC) do not.
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BRADENTON - A Sarasota company has sold four acres at the Legends Cove at IMG Academies development for $1.18 million.
Hobar Associates LLC, a company managed by Roger L. Holland, sold the property at 6115 Legends Blvd. in Bradenton to Legends Cove Holdings LLC.
Legends Cove Holdings is a Bradenton company managed by Holland, Wayne Ruben, Ed Kalin and Stanley B. Kane.
In February 2012, Hobar threw its financial weight behind the 56-unit "coach home" enclave.
The first coach homes, four to a building, on El Conquistador Parkway were built at the development in 2008, as the market was stalling. Floor plans at the development range from 2,000 to 2,700 square feet.
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Recoverjpeg tries to recover JFIF (JPEG) pictures from a peripheral. This may
be useful if you mistakenly overwrite a partition or if a device such as a
digital camera memory card is bogus.
WWW: http://www.rfc1149.net/devel/recoverjpeg
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/graphics/recoverjpeg/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install recoverjpeg
cd /usr/ports/graphics/recoverjpeg/ && make install clean
pkg install recoverjpeg
PKGNAME: recoverjpeg
SHA256 (recoverjpeg-2.2.tar.gz) = 07e6b7128972b4bafed472f3f8f619a40aff84d4cb16c66e0f934222f429bdac
SIZE (recoverjpeg-2.2.tar.gz) = 87936
There are no ports dependent upon this port
===> The following configuration options are available for recoverjpeg-2.2:
SSCRIPTS=off: Install sort-pictures script
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Number of commits found: 24
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories d, e, f, and g.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Move MASTER_SITES from CRITICAL to LOCAL/ehaupt
Rename MANn to MANPAGEn in order to avoid a 'make check-sanity' warning.
Support staging.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE which is now default.
Update to 2.2
Feature safe: yes
Restore 'Created by' header information. This has been removed during the
first announcement of the new trimming rule and the finalized overworked
Feature safe: yes
- Use OPTIONSng
- Remove deprecated header information
Update to 2.1.1
Feature safe: yes
Pacify portlint
Feature safe: yes
Add LICENSE and remove MD5 sums.
Feature safe: yes
Update to 2.0
Feature safe: yes
Mark MAKE_JOBS_SAFE
Update to 1.1.4
Update CONFIGURE_ARGS for how we pass CONFIGURE_TARGET to configure script.
Specifically, newer autoconf (> 2.13) has different semantic of the
configure target. In short, one should use --build=CONFIGURE_TARGET
instead of CONFIGURE_TARGET directly. Otherwise, you will get a warning
and the old semantic may be removed in later autoconf releases.
To workaround this issue, many ports hack the CONFIGURE_TARGET variable
so that it contains the ``--build='' prefix.
To solve this issue, under the fact that some ports still have
configure script generated by the old autoconf, we use runtime detection
in the do-configure target so that the proper argument can be used.
Changes to Mk/*:
- Add runtime detection magic in bsd.port.mk
Use MASTER_SITE_CRITICAL
Update to 1.1.2
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
Add an additional mirror.
Chase libversion bumb to libMagick.so.9
PR: ports/91270
Add SHA256 hashes to my ports
Change MAINTAINER address for my ports.
Approved by: novel (mentor)
Add recoverjpeg 1.1.1, recoverjpeg tries to recover JFIF (JPEG) pictures
from a peripheral.
PR: ports/86561
Submitted by: Emanuel Haupt <email@example.com>
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
11 vulnerabilities affecting 47 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities


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I Have A Quick Question
How many of you would like to see new episodes of House of Payne? If you would then Like my Facebook page and leave a comment.
How many of you would like to see new episodes of House of Payne? If you would then Like my Facebook page and leave a comment.
Good morning :-) Not on Facebook or Twitter ( I refuse). In my honest opinion, House of Payne and Meet the Browns were good shows for their time. Evidently, there were reasons why the shows ended. If any of the reasons had to do with ratings, that would need to be taken into consideration, especially if you would have it on OWN. There are still a great number of people who do not have OWN, primarily due to it not being offered or being part of a higher priced cable package, which most can't afford or just won't pay for. If there is anyway that can change, that would be great. I would love to upgrade my package and watch every show on OWN, but that's not an option right now. I just pray God leads you to do what is supposed to be done, regardless of the comments. Don't over extend yourself. We'll love you either way. :-)Reply
I agree. If he does bring back HOP please don't put it strictly on OWN. I myself do not have OWN and not even sure if it's offered. If it is, it's at a higher price than what I have now which I don't want to subscribe to anymore channels. Please Mr. Perry, if you do bring it back, bring it to a station that everyone with cable (and not a purchased package) can watchReply
Hope u you use your imagination to write the episodes!! Repeating my sorrows past and present isn't creativity or hard work!! Some thing are meant o be private between God and that person, invasions of privacynot funny at all!!! It's not funny when you're hurting other people in the process!! But then again what do you care as long as you look good in the media!! You talk about how you believe in GOD a lot?? When I pray to the God of my understanding as least I know I'm for real and forthright and honest about my pain and sorrows and how I live my life out front and behind closed Doors!!! With God anyway that's the only one that need to know unless I out right choose to share!! My God is true and the truth will come out!! I hope it's sooner than later!! Jehovah God help me forgive those who trespass against me!!! You can laugh all you want laugh hard and good!! Sincere good honest hearted people are hard to find!!! YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I MEAN!!!Reply
Hello Mr. Perry, I would love to see new episodes of House Of Payne. Watching this show taught me a lot of life lessons and how a family should s**** together. Pleeeeeease bring House of Payne back!!! Thank you so much and I appreciate all you do! God BlessReply
Hi Mr.Tyler im a huge fan of yours, I was looking to meet you one day but i also was hoping you could make a movie on "The house of payne"... i appreciate everything you have done and maybe one day i will be doing what you are doing helping people and sending messages out to the people...I have a 2 yr old son and i cant tell you how much he means to me but anyways congrats on the successReply
Hello Tyler Yes pleas bring back The House of Payne. I would love to see new episodes of The House of Payne. :-) Love Hugs Kisses and LaughterReply
I don't have a facebook page,so I'm posting here. yes, I most definitely would like to see new episodes of the House of Payne and also new episodes of Meet The Brown. They tickle my funny bone. :)Reply
Mr. Perry I know your question was about House of Payne. What ever happened to Meet the Browns. I know you can't please everybody. I never really liked H of P. Brown is way more funnier.Reply
Yes I would definitley love to see new episodes of House of Paynes. That show is my favorite! I have been wanting to see the one when they go see the counselor(FuNnIe). Please have the same cast(including Clarethia)Reply


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WILLIAMSVILLE -- Alta Plunkett, 86, formerly of Dexter, died Nov. 12, 2011, at her home.
Born Dec. 6, 1924, at Atkins, Ark., to the late Lawrence Wade Duvall and Zettie Virden Duvall, she was a homemaker and a member of the White Oak General Baptist Church near Bernie.
On Dec. 25, 1945, at Atkins, she married Paul Lee Plunkett who preceded her in death on April 24, 1975.
She was also preceded in death by one son, Paul Wade Plunkett, two brothers, Virgil Duvall and Earl Duvall, and four sisters, Gladys Russell, Hollis Russell, Erma Duvall and Nina Duvall.
Survivors include: three sons, Carroll Lee Plunkett of Springfield, Ill., Larry Wayne Plunkett of Jackson and Richard Darrell Plunkett of Williamsville; three daughters, Francis E. Plunkett of Williamsville, Mildred Nesbeth of Arnold and Amanda Stoner of Poplar Bluff; three brothers, Forest Duvall of Bay, Ark., and Doyle Duvall and Jerry Duvall of Marked Tree, Ark.; two sisters, Geraldine Hawkins of Marked Tree and Nancy Grogan of Jonesboro, Ark.; and 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Visitation is scheduled from noon until time of services at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home in Dexter with the Revs. Eddie Hawkins and Nathan Coleman officiating.
Burial will follow in the Sycamore Cemetery.


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The blog of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
It's been eight years in the making, but the fully renovated and expanded Cleveland Museum of Art celebrated its grand re-opening on this past New Year's Eve, with doors wide open to the full community beginning January 2nd. (And it needs to be said from the onset that this museum, unlike most and certainly most of its size and scope, has free admission!)
Cleveland Museum of Art. Photo from commons.wikipedia.org
Not only are the galleries laid out differently (so that dedicated space is available for ceramics, calligraphy, different colored stonework and sculpture, and the like), but the newly-designed areas incorporate in galleries at the end of the wing areas that are drenched in sunlight and bring the outdoors in. For example, among its Indian art collection there is a highly-intricate statue of Shiva as the Lord of the Dance. As communications manager Saeko Yamamoto explained it, the curator wanted the work to be viewed in much the same kind of setting or ambiance that it originally had. It's quite striking indeed.
Shiva as Lord of the Dance, Cleveland Museum of Art.
With the bringing back of its Chinese, Indian and Himalayan art collections in the last-to-be-completed west wing of the museum, CMA is fully open for business. Not only are works that haven't been seen for eight years on display again, but several new works purchased or received as gifts during the hiatus are on exhibit in the resplendent galleries.
Cranes and Serpents, Cleveland Museum of Art.
One special addition is the Benkhaim Collection of Deccan and Mughal Paintings, a group of works acquisitioned in 2013. The works represent, as CMA notes, an unparalled private collection of 95 works from India's major Islamic courts from roughly the period from 1526 to 1858.
The Mughal Empire began in what is now Uzbekistan and spread southeast through Afghanistan, Kashmir, northern India, and on into Bangladesh. Interestingly, the emperors traced their lineage on the mother's side from Genghis Khan and on the father's side to Timur, the ruthless Turkic prince who was widely known in medieval Europe as Tamerlane. That might explain the fascination for things Persian and the fusion of central Asian, Indian and Middle Eastern art forms into what is clearly defined as Mughal art.
"Timur Distributed Gifts from His Grandson," Cleveland Museum of Art.
Seemingly characteristic of the genre are illustrated stories, like the multi-part "Tales of the Parrot" (of which CMA has 334 of the original 341 individual pieces) and the collection of paintings of courtiers into an album for the emperor to have – kind of like a political family tree to show the extent and reach of the empire. The result are paintings of figures in various native dress and settings that become a kind of record of social, fashion and political history.
Most of the pieces on display seem to be opaque watercolors, with various inks and gilt mixed in to liven up the objects or scenes in the works themselves. The exhibit includes items that come from the far reaches of the empire.
The Chinese, Indian and Himalayan art collections are on view 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday-Sunday and 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Wednesday and Friday at the Cleveland Museum of Art, 11150 East Blvd., Akron; 800-262-0033; www.clevelandart.org. Admission is free.
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Heidelberg school - An Australian school of art. Dominating Australian art for about thirty years in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the group was led by Thomas William Roberts (1856-1931), and included Charles Conder (1868-1909), Sir Arthur Ernest Streeton (1867-1943), and Frederick McCubbin (1855-1917). Heavily influenced by French Impressionism, Roberts believed that it offered the direction for an authentically Australian painting style.The group often met in the Australian bush near Heidelberg, Victoria, for a series of "camps" between 1887 and 1890. First gaining recognition at an exhibition in Melbourne in 1889, the Heidelberg school was viewed as a direct challenge to the prevailing trend in Australian art, which was characteristically very polished and dark in color. Although the group had virtually disbanded in 1900, its vision of the Australian landscape inspired many landscape and social realist painters in later decades.
Frederick McCubbin (Australian, 1855-1917), The Letter, 1884, oil on canvas, Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Australia.
Frederick McCubbin (Australian, 1855-1917), Lost, 1886, oil on canvas, 114.0 x 71.6 cm, National Gallery of Victoria.
Frederick, McCubbin, Portrait of Robert Russell, c. 1890, oil on canvas lined on composition board 50.8 x 40.4 cm.
Tom Roberts (British-Australian, 1856-1931), Wood Splitters, c.1886, Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, Australia. Roberts was greatly influenced by the Naturalist - Impressionist painter Jules Bastien-Lepage. An example of his work:
Jules Bastien-Lepage (French, 1848-1884), The Wood Gatherer, 1881, oil on canvas, Milwaukee Art Museum, WI. Emile Zola (1840-1902) described Bastien-Lepage's work as "Impressionism corrected, sweetened and adapted to the taste of the crowd."
Tom Roberts, Mentone, 1887, oil on canvas, 51.0 x 76.5 cm, National Gallery of Victoria.
Tom Roberts, Bourke Street, Melbourne, oil on canvas lined on composition board, 51.2 x 76.7 cm.
Tom Roberts, Sketch for Opening of Federal Parliament, 1901, oil on academy board, 30.3 x 45.6 cm. There is also a key to Tom Roberts' historical painting, the Opening of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth, 9th May, 1901, 45.5 x 55.5 cm.
Arthur Streeton (Australian, 1867-1943), Golden Summer, Eaglemont, 1889, oil on canvas (81.3 x 152.6 cm), in its frame, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Arthur Streeton, Near Heidelberg, 1890, oil on canvas, 53.4 x 43.1 cm, National Gallery of Victoria.
Arthur Streeton, The Selector's Hut, Whelan on the Log, 1890, oil on canvas, 76.7 x 51.2 cm, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Charles Conder (Australian, 1868-1909).
Hans Heysen (German-Australian, 1877-1968, in Australia from 1884), A Lord of the Bush, 1908, oil on canvas, 134.0 x 103.0 cm, National Gallery of Victoria. Heysen is among those influenced by the Heidelberg school.
Hans Heysen, Guardian of the Brachina Gorge, 1937, watercolor, 48.2 x 62.4 cm (image), National Gallery of Victoria.
Also see Aboriginal art.


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Two storms being monitored in the eastern Pacific Ocean are named Karina and Lowell.
Both are not quite hurricanes, but are tropical storms.
And, thankfully, for residents of Hawaii, and the western coasts of the United States and Mexico, they pose no threat to land at this time.
Karina is expected to turn to the north in a few days, while Lowell is moving to the northwest.
According to forecasters, both should weaken with in a week's time.


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Over the last couple months, Gordy and I have been perfecting our recipe and technique I think we finally have it down!!! The original recipe I started with was from Tyler Florence, I believe, but I have tweaked it just a bit. We made 2 pizza the other night and almost demolished both of them, they were JUST that good. I did manage to hide 3 pieces in the fridge, I mean a girl has to eat lunch.
Easy Homemade Pizza
(print recipe)
1 package active dry yeast
1 teaspoon sugar
1 cup warm water (100 to 110 degrees F.)
1 tablespoon kosher salt
2 tablespoons flavor infused or extra virgin olive oil
3 cups unbleached all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting
cornmeal -- for dusting board
Preheat the oven to 500 degrees F. and put a big pizza stone in the oven to heat. In the bowl of a standing electric mixer fitted with a dough hook (or a regular mixing bowl), combine 1 package active dry yeast, 1 teaspoon sugar, and 1 cup warm water (100-110 degrees F.) and stir gently to dissolve. Let the mixture stand until the yeast comes alive and starts to foam, about 5 to 10 minutes.
If using mixer, apply lowest setting and add 1 tablespoon salt and 2 tablespoons olive oil. Add 3 cups flour, a little at a time until the flour has been incorporated. When the dough starts to come together, increase the speed to medium until dough gathers into a ball. Stop the machine periodically to scrape the dough off the hook.
If you're making dough by hand, stir in salt and olive oil, and then begin stirring in flour. When the mixture becomes too stiff to stir with a spoon, knead the rest of the flour in by hand, a little at a time. Adjust as necessary -- if the dough feels crumbly, add more water, if it's sticky, add more flour, 1 tablespoon at a time. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and fold it over itself a few times, kneading until smooth and elastic.
Form the dough into a round and place it in a lightly oiled bowl, turning it over to coat the dough entirely with the oil. Cover with plastic wrap or a damp towel and let it rise in a warm spot (like over a gas pilot light or a on a windowsill) until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
Check the dough. Once it's domed and spongy, turn it out onto a lightly floured counter. Roll and stretch the dough out to a large circle, about 1/2-inch thick. If you prefer a thinner crust, cut the dough in half and make two smaller pizzas. Dust a pizza paddle with some cornmeal and slide the paddle under the pizza dough.
Reduce oven heat to 475 degrees F. Slide the pizza onto the hot stone in the oven and bake for 12 to 15 minutes, until the crust is golden and crisp and the cheese is bubbly.


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> I tried to install HP-UX 11.00 on my HP PA/RISC Superdome. No error
> during the installation process. But it failed to boot. Do you know if
> HP-UX 11.00 is supported by HP PA/RISC SuperDome?
I'm reasonably certain that the oldest HP-UX OS release supported and
known to work on an HP PA-RISC Superdome was 11.11. I don't recall
11.0 being taught about the cell-based systems.
rick jones
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance, rebirth...
where do you want to be today?
these opinions are mine, all mine; HP might not want them anyway...
feel free to post, OR email to rick.jones2 in hp.com but NOT BOTH...