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In the past 20 years, many high-profile American art museums have undergone major expansions, from the striking Daniel Libeskind-designed additions to the Denver Art Museum and Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum to the Cleveland Museum of Art's ongoing $300 million expansion project and the upcoming overhaul of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
During that same period, Buffalo's Albright-Knox Art Gallery has greatly expanded its collection of contemporary art while maintaining its status as a repository for many of the most important works of modern art in the world. But the amount of physical space at its disposal, spread across two historic buildings on the edge of Delaware Park, stopped growing when the Gordon Bunshaft-designed addition was completed in 1962.
This week, after putting forward various tentative ideas to address its space problems over the last few years, the gallery took an important step toward solving that pressing problem. It has hired the Oslo-based architecture and design firm Snohetta to create what the gallery is calling "a master plan for growth."
"If we have a world-class collection of modern and contemporary art, we really need a world-class facility," said outgoing director Louis Grachos, who wraps up his decade-long tenure at the gallery at the end of the year. "It is a real issue. We do have this incredible collection, and we want to show more of it. We want to be much more professional in terms of the visitor experience, to make that experience richer and deeper."
The space issue at the Albright-Knox is not just a local concern, but one that is acknowledged across the American art world. Last year, Denver Art Museum Director Christoph Heinrich told me in an interview that the Albright-Knox's unparalleled collection deserves more space to breathe.
Grachos and the gallery's architecture committee selected Snohetta from a short list of six international architecture firms, whose names the gallery declined to release. For Grachos, the Norwegian team rose to the top of the pile because of its track record for what he called fluid and poetic solutions to difficult space problems.
A case in point is the firm's plan for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which will break ground on its $300 million expansion next June. Grachos said that he was particularly impressed with Snohetta's approach to concerns about space and flow within the museum's existing 1995 building and to the difficult task of integrating the expansion into the dense surrounding neighborhood.
"They are many of the same challenges we have here. We have these two iconic buildings, which I consider historically important, and then we sit on this park," Grachos said. "So it's going to take a kind of design sensibility to understand how to make the existing experience better, make these buildings better, and to figure out ways to make our operation flow in a much more cohesive way so the visitors' experience is richer."
The greatest challenge for the Albright-Knox is, of course, a financial one. There is simply not $300 million kicking around in Western New York's anemic philanthropic community. So Snohetta may necessarily have to focus on low-cost, high-impact solutions that may or may not include a significant expansion. That long dreamed-of expansion, the gallery has said, could be on-site or in an entirely new location.
"In 10 years if we can see the kind of progress that's been made with the Darwin Martin House, for example, that's what I would see as a successful address of the facility issues," Grachos said. "Hopefully this plan will lay out for us how to really get to that finishing line."
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Knowledge Agents via Logic Programming and Fuzzy Reasoning
Nykänen, Ossi
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2007-04-02
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University: Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Department of Science and Engineering
Department: Institute of Mathematics
Implementing knowledgeable applications benefits from the ability to model problems on the knowledge level. In practice, this usually means engagement with the logical description of problems. However, when (crisp) logic is applied as a tool in application design, modelling the fundamental vagueness of the human knowledge may soon become an obstacle. We claim that the two worlds of logic programming and fuzzy reasoning should coincide when practical knowledge applications via logic programming are concerned. In this thesis, we point out and analyse an approach that provides the necessary methodological and technical means achieving this goal. In particular, we consider the various aspects of systems called fuzzy knowledge agents. By a fuzzy knowledge agent we mean a tool that helps users to process and manage information via the logical description of the domain, benefiting from the use of fuzzy models when applicable. The chief utility of fuzzy knowledge agents lies within their ability to formulate and encapsulate information through logical and linguistic means, providing a logic-based end-user interface to the underlying information on the knowledge level. In this thesis, we establish and analyse a reasoning architecture that allows realising the main steps of designing and implementing fuzzy knowledge agents, including: inception and elaboration of the domain vocabulary and the associated logical procedures (to be captured with type-1 fuzzy logic programs); appropriate modelling of the domain concepts, based on heuristic and statistical arguments (to be modelled with fuzzy sets, induced from empirical data when appropriate); and construction of the reasoning and query applications. In addition, we consider the concept of context-aware logic programs and review the necessary technical components of fuzzy knowledge agents. Finally, we evaluate the methods and discuss their applicability with several illustrative use cases.
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Michele, 27 – who posted a photo of herself with Monteith on Instagram while the episode aired – "still misses him every day," the source admits. "She talks about Cory all the time."
The source says the actress, who has been leaning closely on good pals since Monteith, 31, was found dead in a Vancouver hotel room from a toxic mix of heroin and alcohol, "doesn't like to be alone. Her friends have really been helping her through it."
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Not long after the Affordable Care Act was signed into law early in President Barack Obama's first term, a coalition of 26 Republican governors filed a lawsuit that claimed the president's health-care reform was unconstitutional. But after the Supreme Court ruled that Obamacare was not unconstitutional, and after the president's re-election, more of those same governors have been quietly breaking ranks and accepting government funding for their states.
This week, Rick Scott was the latest to do so, says a report in Newsmax, and now he will expand Medicaid coverage to almost 900,000 people in Florida under Obama's health-care law, although he said last year that he wanted nothing to do with the program and would not participate.
The Hill quotes Scott from a 2012 Fox News interview: "This [Obamacare] would be devastating ... this is an expansion that just doesn't make any sense."
Nonetheless, Scott joined the ranks of Gov. Jan Brewer, a Tea Party darling and ardent Obama critic, who loudly supported reversing his healthcare plan and has recently done an about-face. She also signed on to the Medicaid funding provision for Arizona. Other Republican defectors include Gov. John Kasich of Ohio, along with GOP governors in Michigan, New Mexico, North Dakota and Nevada.
The fact that people in those states will greatly benefit from the actions of their governors was not seen as a positive thing by everyone, including the state chapter of Americans for Prosperity.
"Gov. Scott's announcement today is extremely disappointing," Slade O'Brien, director of the Florida operation of Americans for Prosperity, said in a statement. "Gov. Scott had been a national leader in the fight against President Obama's healthcare takeover.
But Judy Waxman of the National Women's Law Center explained that Scott's reversal on Obamacare will also help up to 613,000 Florida women with better Medicaid healthcare including the expansion of preventative screenings, mammograms and care for chronic conditions.
Most health-care experts believe the fundamentals of Obamacare are seen as a move toward a system that focuses on keeping people healthy, rather than a system that diagnoses and treats the sick.
"People's heads are probably exploding at Tea Party headquarters across the country—and that's because we may have just witnessed a crucial turning point in the Republican's hyper-partisan opposition to the Affordable Care Act," Ethan Rome, executive director of Health Care for America Now.
This move is seen by Tea Party critics as another nail in their coffin as the relevance of extremist voices in Congress continues to lose credibility and public support.
Scott defended his actions by saying that in good conscience he couldn't deny the uninsured access to care under the government funding plan.
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I have been pondering a story of a weak sickly man. The man was so sick and he could not afford going to town to the doctor. The man lived in the deep back woods in an old log cabin, his condition seemed to grow worse.
Out in front of his cabin was a huge boulder. The rock was massive in front of his place. One night in a very real vision, God told him to go out there and push the huge rock all day long, day after day. The man got up early in the morning, and with great excitement he pushed the rock until lunch, then he rested a while and pushed the rock until supper time. The man loved pushing against the rock, it gave him meaning.
Day after day he pushed. Day rolled into week, and week into months, he faithfully pushed against the rock. After 8 months of pushing the rock, the weak sickly man was getting tired of pushing the rock so much, in his tiredness he started to doubt his dream. So one day he measured from his porch to the rock, the boulder was in the same place as when he started.
The man was so disappointed, he thought the dream was so special and now after 9 months he saw his work had accomplished nothing, he was tired and his dream seemed dashed upon the rock. The man sat on his porch and cried and cried, he had invested many hundred hours into nothing. As the sun was sitting in the west, Jesus came and sat down next to the man as he cried. Jesus said, "Son, why are you crying?"
The man replied, "Lord, You know how sick and weak I am, and then this dumb dream gave me a false hope and I have pushed with all that was within me for over 9 months, and that rock hasn't moved. Jesus was kind and said to him, "I never told you to move the rock. I told you to push against the rock."
The man replied, "Yes, Sir, that was the dream."
Jesus told the man to step in front of the mirror and look at himself. As an act of obedience the man stepped in front of a mirror and looked at himself. The man was amazed, he had been so sickly and weak, and what he saw in the mirror was a strong muscular man. The man started thinking of how well he felt for several months and the strength that he had built by pushing on the rock. Then the man realized, that the plan of God was not for the rock, but for the man.
Proverbs 3:5-6 says: "Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight."
God continues to build people. God is building churches. The storms, the trials, the heartaches, the disappointments, are all but part of the process. We should never use people to build the church, we must use the church to build people. Don't start measuring your success, trust the God that will take the process, and build His people. God is stretching you, God is growing you! Understand the plan! Trust in the Lord!


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Bedding will impact the time she spends lying down
As producers, are we keyed in to what our cow's behavior tells us?
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"Despite years of research, we still have sick cows," noted Nina von Keyserlingk, University of British Columbia, at the 2012 Herd Health and Nutrition Conference in Syracuse N.Y. Even with the herd health advances in our industry, the incidence of postcalving, including lameness, remains high.
While research exists related to many aspects of dairy production, a frequently asked question is what can we do with the information? We may know the industry benchmarks and standards to achieve, but how can we make progress when we don't know our own numbers?
"In all honesty," noted von Keyserlingk, "who better to tell us how she's coping with the environment than the cow?" Related to lameness, the environment and facilities we provide may play a major role. If we do make changes to our facilities, we need to provide adequate time for cows to habituate before writing it off as a mistake.
Specifically, von Keyserlingk highlighted research from the University of British Columbia related to the design and management of the lying area. A key take-home message was that aside from stall dimensions, bedding type and depth matter. When given access to stalls bedded with sand or sawdust in a preference test, cows familiar with sawdust spent less time lying on sand (14 hours per day versus 11). However, cows familiar with sand spent relatively equal amounts of time between the two surfaces.
Herds that used mattress saw lying time elevate when bedding was added to stalls. With no bedding, cows averaged 11.5 hours of lying time per day. Concurrently, as bedding levels rose from 2.25 pounds of sawdust to 16.8 pounds, lying time went from 12.5 hours per day to 13.5 hours per day. The incidence of hock lesions also dropped when bedding was added. "She thanks you for softer bedding," noted von Keyserlingk.
Bedding depth and maintenance also impact how much time cows spent in the stalls. For every 1-inch decline in bedding depth, cows lay down 30 minutes per day; cows spent less time lying in stalls that had not been maintained. Additionally, cows had a strong preference for lying in dry stalls. Significant reductions in lying time were seen when stalls dropped under 60 percent dry matter.
Farms that have a large variation in lying times between cows were also more likely to have lameness problems. "When variation exists, you need to figure out what the cause is and how to correct it," she added. Cows like to lie together, when stall numbers are limited or the number of usable stalls is reduced, cows will choose to sacrifice time at the feed bunk in order to have a place to lie after milking.
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The 5 Most Ingenious Worlds Ever Invented by Science Fiction
#2. The Matrix
When The Matrix first came out in 1999, a few things happened: Keanu Reeves became the default setting for 'White Man in a Movie'; every action director in the world wrote the words "bullet time" very carefully on the backs of their hands, so they wouldn't forget to copy it when they left the theater; and a million teenagers learned that Descartes wasn't just the practice of ordering things one at a time off the Taco Bell menu.
And that success sure as hell wasn't because of the plot or the characters. The plot of The Matrix is the most generic execution of "The Hero's Journey" outside of an NES game, and the lead character's two best lines are "Whoa" and staring. Seriously, if you extracted the masterfully constructed setting from The Matrix, you'd just have an arrogant, shiftless young man who meets an older master that teaches him how to fight and how the world really works, which the young man uses to win the girl and save the day. We already have that movie. It's called The Karate Kid.
"Take the red pill, Daniel-san. Then take your pants off and dance around a little for Miyagi."
But regardless of its flaws, The Matrix revolutionized and revitalized the whole genre. By combining virtual reality, reality, the apocalypse and spaceships, the movie was able to seamlessly flit between every possible combination of science fiction setting at a whim. A lot of people have tried that kind of mashup before, but most of them end up abysmal misfires whose theater audience consists solely of a handful of masturbating 12-year-olds and creepy older men just there to watch masturbating 12-year-olds.
But the Wachowski brothers actually pulled it off. And that's because they worked at it. If you've never seen The Animatrix, go do it: It's a compilation of animated short films that do nothing but relay all the details of the world of The Matrix that they never got a chance to show in the movies.
And all of the barely concealed computer-boobs they didn't get a chance to show. Hey, if it's good enough for Ridley ...
The first Matrix film gets a lot of flak for being dumb or ridiculous, but I think that's the rest of the disappointing trilogy retroactively weakening the source material. Taken on its own, The Matrix is lean, mean and viciously novel. The premise was so elegantly, simply and beautifully executed that the movie cuts back and forth between two goth/club kids jump-kicking a helicopter in present day New York to a shipful of post-apocalyptic holocaust victims strangling robots and nobody in the audience ever thought to ask "What the bloody fuck is going on here?"
#1. 1984
I'm intensely worried that somebody will take this column wrong and think I'm trying to tear down or find myself somehow superior to these properties. That is not at all the case. Yes, I am saying that the only reason they're classics is their brilliantly realized settings; but no, I am not saying that's a bad thing. I actually don't get the people who ask for more than that: These artists sat down with nothing but their minds and a pencil and they built Rome. Now we're standing outside the gates saying, "Eh. I guess it's OK. Does anybody, like, fall in unrequited love in there or what?"
"Whatever. Call me when the city learns a lesson and emotionally grows from it."
And so, rolling his eyes the whole time, George Orwell gave us a bare-bones love story being acted out on top of the architectural masterpiece that is 1984. If you're only familiar with the 1984 universe from pop culture references, Apple commercials and Futurama parodies, just go glance at the book. Flip to any page, and you'll find that, at most, roughly 25 percent of it is somebody feeling some boring emotion, and the other 75 percent is telling you how the plumbing works in a dystopian future where we've abandoned the preciousness of privacy in the name of fear. (The answer: Not very well -- there's never any hot water because they're too busy burning dissenters with it.) Even more astoundingly, Orwell built this city not on rock and roll, but on phlegm and lungblood -- he wrote the whole damn thing while suffering from tuberculosis.
Nothing proves my point better than the work itself, however, so here's the briefest plot synopsis I could find that did not leave out any vital information:
"George Orwell's novel of a totalitarian future society in which a man whose daily work is rewriting history tries to rebel by falling in love."
Here's the briefest summary of the setting I could find that did not leave out any vital information:
Sorry it cuts off so suddenly. I zoomed out as far as I could, but my computer couldn't actually get all of it in there.
Again, nobody's knocking your favorite property here: I'm saying that sacrificing intensive plot or character development for a more complete understanding of the world is the best possible thing these works could have done to get their message across. See, literary fiction -- tragedies, romances, dramas -- they're about humans. Science fiction is about humanity. It has to lose a little bit of subjectivity in order to turn a more objective lens on the problems it wants to talk about.
That's not something I understood intimately myself, until I sat down to write Rx. The book has been received pretty well so far, but if anybody has complaints, they seem to be that its more about the setting -- the giant, self-sustaining, insular mega-building, and the society within that runs on officially sanctioned uber-drugs. And you know what? That's fair. Sometimes I get a bit caught up in the details. But sometimes, in science fiction, things are that way for a reason. And if you look a little closer, you might see that the setting is actually doing more than just giving all the characters a place to stand.
But even if I didn't pull that trick off myself, the first episode is still free until June 4th, and this latest episode revolves around huffing a time-travel gas, bartering with demented Sudanese rain gods and a character named King Big Dick. If you're looking for more in a book, sir or madam, I'm afraid that you and I simply have drastically different definitions of the words "fine" and "literature."
You can get the first episode of Rx: A Tale of Electronegativity right here, buy Robert's other book, Everything Is Going to Kill Everybody: The Terrifyingly Real Ways the World Wants You Dead, or follow him on Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook.
For more from Brockway, check out 5 Real Ways to Get High Straight Out of Science Fiction and 5 Bizarre Ways Video Games Are Screwing Up Your Health.


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Justin Timberlake, who just unveiled his new single, "TKO," on Friday, embarked on an all-out media blitz Tuesday night to hype the upcoming release of The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2, the second volume of his blockbuster comeback effort.
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Larry Osterman: Windows 7 Audio - What's New
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Both my desktop & laptop had the "Stereo Mix" as a recording source in XP, but when I upgraded them to Vista, both lost that source. I don't know if Vista makes it especially hard to have a "Stereo Mix", or there is some sort of conspiracy to get rid of Stereo Mix. I'll check my "Disabled Devices" when I get home, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't there anymore...
Hardware Loopback is a function of the hardware and the driver. Some drivers support it, some don't.
On one of my test machines, hardware loopback is supported, on another it isn't. There's nothing particularly "difficult" about supporting it in Vista, it's supported exactly the same as it is in XP.
To be clear: The HID keys not working at the logon screen wasn't a "vista" thing, it was a "windows" thing - it's never worked in any version of Windows before Win7.
I know I'm reviving an old thread very close to the release of this OS, but I'm wonder if I've missed something...
As others have described above, I'm trying to run streams through different outputs simultaniously:
I can achieve the 1 and 3, or 2 and 3, but not all three. I'm not seeing how I can select a "stream" to a particular output aside from the afformentioned.
Am I asking too much of my high end expensive machine??
You're asking too much of your high end expensive machine
Many applications (Skype, Live Messenger, WMP, etc) have UI which allows them to redirect their audio to any device, as does the Windows Sounds stuff. Unfortuantely the Media Center team hasn't chosen to add this support to their application which prevents you from getting your scenario to work.
Greetings Larry,
Excellent video! I'm always excited to hear about the underlying media technologies in Windows and the scenarios they enable.
I did have a problem though and was wondering if you had any ideas on how to solve it.
I'm currently using Win7 x64 with the 226 Realtek drivers, and I am unable to get the FrontMic to record any sounds. I've tried adjusting every slider and tweaking every checkbox and radio button, but cannot get it to recognize my voice or record any sounds at all. Pumping up the gain just gets me a loud buzzing sound. I've been trying to get help on this from other sites, but no one else appears to have a solution, so I decided to ask the main sound man. I would appreciate any tips.
Thanks again!
Windows 7's audio behavior still seems targeted at limited use cases, and it can be VERY annoying! Larry used words like "probably" and "maybe" in describing what users might want to happen--there's not enough consideration given to the endless number of other scenarios. Yea, it's nice that things SOMETIMES happen just right in particular situations, but there are countless others. My Plantronics 855 stereo headset provides great music quality, but I'm forced to turn off the speakers to use it; and after using it, plugging the Bluetooth dongle in can silence the speakers. I'm forced to switch the default audio device back-and-forth between Bluetooth and speakers. I DON'T WANT IT TO WORK THAT WAY. Why not allow me to output audio to MULTIPLE DEVICES if I want to? That's user hostile. Windows too often annoys by making stupid decisions for me, without asking, or allowing me to change that behavior. Many others are also complaining about this awkward switching of the single audio output online. Hope to see this improved before Windows 7's release.
You're describing a feature that we've discussed several times before (the ability to output to multiple devices simultaneously). There are some serious technical challenges getting this to work in all scenarios (for instance if you're outputting to an AV receiver and headphones, the sound may be several milliseconds out of sync which sounds crappy) and as such it hasn't made the bar for features (there have always been higher priority features to implement).
In Win7 when you plug your headphones in, audio will be automatically redirected (assuming that the app hasn't explicitly said that it wants to render to your desktop speakers), and when you unplug them it will be automatically redirected to the desktop speakers. We've done a lot to make sure that everything works smoothly but we've not yet implemented all the features we want.
Part of the reason that I use weasel words like "probably" and "maybe" is because these features DON'T work in all circumstances. For instance the stream switching behavior intentionally only works if an app uses the default output device - that's because we're not going to override the choice of the application - if the application said that it wants to render to the speakers, we're not going to override the app's choice.
Hi Larry,
Lately, I have run across many people that are hooking up their main computer to their TV, which resides in a different room. For these folks, the audio becomes problematic. They want to be able to do on their TV, exactly what they do on their PC. They have PC speakers (via their PC sound card), and they have TV speakers (via their HDMI video, w/sound, output). Ideally, they want to be able to hear everything (not just from a specific program), no matter which screen they are using. Without simultaneous streaming to multiple devices, this is much more difficult.
Switching the default audio device would solve this, but from my recollection, this is not a quick thing to do (i.e. One or two clicks of the mouse). Rather, it takes delving into the control panel to get it done, which is more time than most people are happy spending every time they switch back and forth.
Is there a way to programmatically (C#, VB, or C++) change the default audio device? If this could be done, then I could at least offer them a small utility in the notification tray that would make their lives easier.
Any other ideas (programmatically, or otherwise)?
As I understood, win7 take the decision. Like on mine Vaio: the internal microphone works WHEN WINDOWS WANTS. Yes, under linux I can choose which one works. Not under windows, where I can choose just the external (but internal also works sometimes) and that's why I have to keep on tap the external microphone. not so nice
ok so after lots and lots of looking online and trial and error i am lost.
If not already obvious I am a DJ (to be blunt)
i like to be able to have audio sent to my main FOH speaker system (mono audio)
also to my Headphones
to my PC speakers
To my lighting console using music beat-match (requires a medium audio level only)
and to my home entertainment system.
i would like to have THE SAME audio at my pc speakers AND my entertainment system AT THE SAME TIME.
when i am on msn chat i can allready have audio go thru my xbox headset (thanks MS)
but when DJing i want FOH and Headphones to be able to play 2 diferent audio sorces on 2 different sound cards from the same program at the same time. (yes the program supports this)
BUT the BIGGEST PROBLEM i have is now i have upgraded and am using win7 home prem i can output my audio to the Home Ent system without mucking around in the settings.
I want to be able to be playing an MP3 or even Gamming one second, launch a video eg. AVATAR, the next and have the video and audio go to the tv and the only "setting" i change is turning on the Home Ent system,
Can we please have a;
Many to 1,
1 to Many,
1 to 1,
Multiple 1 to 1's,
AND Many to Many options avaliable ASAP.
@Bas: You may mention your analog headphones. In this case speakers will be cut off regardless of operating system running on the PC as this behaviour is due to hardware design. You simply invoke a contact by plugging headphones' plug and it breaks the circuit. In this case your headphones and speakers are driven by the same audio device - built in sound adapter.
What Larry said concerns a system with multiple sound devices, for example two. One of them is built-in audio device, other (as in my case) an USB headset which acts like a separate sound card. I can make this headset the default audio device and sound will come out of its headphones. Then I unplug it from USB, and Windows 7 thinks a little and switches the audio stream to another (second default) audio device instead of breaking the playing process with a critical error.
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There is a growing hair trend that is resulting in African Americans gravitating away from the excruciating upkeep of sew-ins, quick weaves and perms to going natural.
Historically, Black hair was naturally styled in the form of Afros, locks, braids including zillions, cornrows and twists before the advent of Madame C. J. Walker and the hot comb.
Responding to what is perceived as a new way of life, Textures by Nefertiti was among the first, now emerging natural hair-care salons in Metro Detroit.
Initially opening up her salon in her home, Nefertiti has been specializing in natural hair care just over fourteen years.
"I knew that Black women wanted to embrace who they were naturally," Nefertiti stated. "They wanted to enhance their natural beauty. They got tired of the perms tearing out their hair and the diseases the perms create."
Accommodating her ever-growing clientele, she first moved inside of the Spiral Collective downtown that houses a bookstore, an art gallery and an incense shop seven years ago before taking residency inside her own salon across the street last April.
Spatially creating a tranquil oasis, she uses earth tones of brown, gold and green coalesced with plush leather seating, subtle wafts of incense and gentle soul-relaxing music.
"It's really a mind, body, spirit connection that happens when people just come here to get their hair done," Nefertiti said.
Catering to all forms of natural hairstyles, her salon provides services for braids, sisterlocks, interlocks, two-strand and comb twists, strawsets cornrows and a plethora of others.
According to Nefertiti, shedding the chemical habits and converting to a natural hairstyle is not just a hair statement —it becomes a way of life.
"You have to start within," she said. "For a lot of women, they had to get over, believe it or not, of being concerned about what their church members thought. Some Black people (also) had concerns about their jobs. They think people on the job care but they don't. In fact, they compliment them. But I'm seeing less and less of that now."
But it's not just about your hair; it's also about what you consume.
"My focus has always been inner beauty, how to enhance it, how to create it, a balance for women," she said, and that includes what people eat, such as red meat, and their level of water intake, both of which affect the condition of the hair.
"I find that (people's) diets are full of processed food," Nefertiti said. "I recommend that people have a more balanced diet of whole foods, meaning staying away from processed sugar, bleached flours and chemicals in food."
Providing the complete package for a new state of mind, Textures by Nefertiti also operates as a full-service salon offering massage therapy, extensive facials, waxing including eyebrows, ear-coning and natural nail care services.
As an advocate of spiritual work, she has a past-life regression specialist on staff to heal karmic pasts while Nefertiti herself is a certified Reiki therapist, a person who helps reposition a person's energy in order to heal their aura.
"Beauty really does start within," she stated.
Textures By Nefertiti is located at 4147 Cass Ave, in Detroit. For more information, visit www.texturesbynef.com or call (313) 831-4771.


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Researchers Study New York City Park Usage
There is no way to measure the value of a comfortable swing under a shady tree on a hot summer's day. But as parks advocates gear up to make the case for providing sufficient funding for green space under a new administration, they have found one way to try.
New Yorkers for Parks in partnership with researchers from New York University has devised a method to answer a seemingly simple question: How many people use the city's parks on a daily basis?
The question has proven difficult to answer because of the significant manpower required to count park users, but researchers dispatched trained undergraduate and graduate students in all seasons of the year and on weekdays and weekends to come up with numbers.
In the 10 parks they surveyed — from People's Park in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx to Rappaport Playground in the Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn — they found that almost 80% of adults surveyed use the neighborhood playground at least once a week. Nearly 70% make less than $60,000 a year. Three quarters of users live in the neighborhood and walk to the park.
Holly Leicht, executive director of New Yorkers for Parks, said the survey showed "just how essential these small neighborhood playgrounds are to people living in those communities, particularly lower-income households."
More accurately tracking park users could also help the city make difficult decisions about directing scarce maintenance dollars.
"Right now, the parks department has to allocate staff resources based on anecdotal evidence. This provides firmer data for using those calculations. It make sense to send more maintenance resources toward that [busy] park than one that isn't heavily used," Ms. Leicht said.
To be sure, this raises concern that directing resources away from parks could make them even less appealing, but Ms. Leicht said data could also be used to improve less popular parks.
The results also indicate parks' limitations as a public resource, researchers said, noting that while they found high usage rates in the summer those dropped to almost nothing in the winter months. Diana Silver, a professor at New York University, said that suggests that relying on parks to encourage children to be more active won't be enough without adequate indoor facilities as well.
"We think about parks and playground being answer to obesity crisis. For a substantial part of the year, parks are not well utilized and can't be well utilized," she said.


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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - The Lakers' spirited winter homecoming crowd could only provide so much help against their longtime nemesis Friday night.
After hanging tough for one half against visiting Truckee, the North Tahoe girls basketball team fell victim to a hot-shooting third quarter by the Wolverines, who went on to win the Mount Rose League game 46-30.
"I thought the girls played great. They played hard and didn't give up. We had our opportunities, but you're not going to beat Truckee scoring 30 points," said North Tahoe head coach Rick Buhler.
The Wolverines led by a single-digit margin throughout the first half as the Lakers ended the second quarter with four points on a free throw by Sage Chador, an outside make by Sara Trimm and another free throw by Taylor Briggs.
After Trimm opened the third quarter with a fast-break layup, narrowing the score to 21-18, Truckee senior Sydnie English scored six consecutive points on slashes to the hoop to kickstart a 13-0 run. Senior guard Ashley Harris buried a 3-pointer during the run, which finally ended when Chador put back an offensive rebound.
But Harris was not done. She answered with another 3-pointer before Wood hit a 3 of her own to end the third quarter with Truckee leading 37-23. Harris made her third 3-point shot of the game in the opening minute of the fourth.
"I thought Cassandra Sawyer and Lauren Peak played tremendous defense, and the three 3s by Ashley Harris helped," said Truckee head coach Geoff Stephens, who also complimented the unselfish play of Diana Rosas and Karina Nunez, as well as English and Katey Hamill, who managed to hold North Tahoe senior Liz Buhler to six points.
English finished with a game-high 25 points while creating numerous turnovers. Harris scored nine and Jackie Bolton eight. Wood led the way for North Tahoe with 13 points, including two 3-pointers, while Trimm contributed 10 points and Chador five.
Truckee is now 9-7 overall and 2-0 in Mount Rose League play. North Tahoe is 6-7 overall and 0-2 in league.


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Source: Reuters
quote: I think the issue is that the private sector has been left to cover itself already and has failed miserably. The number of domestic-bound attacks / hacks in the passed 5 years alone is scary, nevermind how many of them took place in the last 2-3. The private sector in many ways is too diverse to generalize as inept in this regard, and yet, the multitude of successful intrusions and the various markets these attacks penetrated is alarming at best. That is the problem.


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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Class 7
Today is the first class of a two-part firearms class. I am ambivalent about this because I have never believed that hand guns and automatic weaponry should be in the hands of the common man, so to speak.
Hunting rifles have a specific use that has evolved from the sustenance hunting of our forefathers. Handguns? Who shoots an animal with a handgun? Automatic weapons? Ditto. Where is the sport in that?
So I have never had any interest in guns. However, since I am so full of opinions based on a complete lack of first-hand knowledge, I wanted to learn.
Lt. Thomas Peterson is our instructor. The foundation of everything he does is based first and foremost on safety.
He has in front of him some guns. He has two Glocks - a 22 and a 27 – the difference being size of the actual gun. He also shows us his competition gun and a revolver.
He is using the Glocks for the class and the first thing he does is replace the barrels with bright yellow plastic solid barrels that cannot shoot. Safety first.
He then takes us step-by-step through the process of field stripping a weapon.
Every time he picks up a gun he checks it three times to ensure it is unloaded - in spite of the fact it can't be loaded due to the plastic barrel - to reinforce the safety measure.
He tells us if we are responsible gun owners, we need to know the range rules, have knowledge of the design, function and nomenclature of a semi-automatic.
We need to know about different ammunition, how to identify and clear malfunctions.
When shooting we need to know what is behind and beyond the target we are aiming for. We need to know what type of bullet - will it go straight through or will it explode when it hits and stay inside?
He reminds us that almost anything can cause a ricochet depending on the angle the bullet hits…even water.
He points out that whatever goes up must come down so shooting straight up is dangerous.
We learn to keep ammunition far away from where a weapon is stored and that weapons should be locked up or up much higher than any child can reach.
We should ensure we have strict rules for children and alcohol and guns shouldn't mix.
We are reminded that the gun owner is ultimately responsible for whatever happens with the gun.
Next Peterson introduces us to the various parts of a gun - the frame, magazine, magazine release, safety, hammer, trigger guard, sight, slide, ejector/extractor, ejection port, slide catch, firing pin, recoil spring, recoil spring guide and barrel.
Now we are on to sighting the weapon and the difference in our eyes. Along with a dominant hand or side, we also have a dominant eye. Often it is not the same side eye as hand, which can make it tricky.
We are given a break while he locks up the real weapons and brings out the practice weapons.
These are made of heavy plastic and, depending on the brand, can be the actual weight of a real handgun. All replicate an actual gun with regard to looks, sights, etc.
We learn how to hold a handgun in a combat stance. We learn that if we are not careful to make sure our hand is snug under the "beaver tail" otherwise you could slice your hand open with the slide. It would need stiches.
We learn how to place the other hand, lining up our thumbs and keeping our finger horizontal to the barrel and off the trigger.
Apparently I have a problem with that last one.
"Hold it firm, but not tight," says Peterson, as he goes person-to-person to check our grip.
We learn about the different loads for magazines - a combat load, administrative load and tactical load. We learn some of the shooting positions. We learn some possible malfunctions and how to avoid them. We learn about cleaning a gun.
In three hours, Peterson has given us the bullet points of the eight-hour class normally taught to police officers. Even so, it is a lot to absorb.
We make plans to meet back at the station on Saturday for our day at the range.
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A few caveats:
- All examples will focus on Python 3.x. It is possible to write C extensions that compile on both 2.x and 3.x but supporting both major versions makes the C code more complicated.
- My primary development platform is Linux but I will also cover Windows. I don't have access to a Mac so I can't assist with OSX.
- The Windows binary for Python 3.3 was compiled with Visual Studio 2010. You will need to install Visual Studio 2010 Express to compile extensions for Python 3.3 on Windows. For earlier versions of Python, you will need Visual Studio 2008 Express (if you can still find it on Microsoft's web site) or you can install the Windows 7.0 SDK (aka Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1). I will cover the use of the SDK compilers in another post.
Here is a simple setup.py file:
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from distutils.core import setup, Extension
case_module = Extension('case', sources = ['case.c'])
setup (name = 'case',
version = '0.0',
description = 'Collection of Arbitrary Simple Extensions',
ext_modules = [case_module])
Here is corresponding C file (case.c):
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#include "Python.h"
"Collection of Arbitrary Simple Extensions.");
static struct PyModuleDef case_module = {
"case", /* m_name */
case_doc, /* m_doc */
-1, /* m_size */
NULL, /* m_methods */
NULL, /* m_reload */
NULL, /* m_traverse */
NULL, /* m_clear */
NULL /* m_free */
return PyModule_Create(&case_module);
Save these two files to a directory on your computer and enter "python3 setup.py install" and the extension should be compiled and automatically installed. Note: replace python3 by whatever command you need to use on your computer to invoke a Python 3.x interpreter.
So what's in case.c?
The line #include "Python.h" gives the extension access to the C-API of the Python interpreter. If you are running Linux and get an error message stating that Python.h cannot be found, then you will need to install the development libraries for your version of Python.
Then we create a docstring for the module. It is called case_doc.
Next, we create a Python Module Definition (PyModuleDef) structure that describes the module we are creating. The module structure is called case_module. PyModuleDef_HEAD_INIT is used by Python for internal bookkeeping. We then provide the name of the module ("case"), the docstring (case_doc) that provides help for the module, and the remaining fields are given default values.
Lastly, we define a function PyInit_case. The Python interpreter calls this function after loading the extension. The purpose of this function is to initialize a module (based on the values given in case_module) and return it to the Python interpreter.
You can "import case" and read the docstring via "help(case)" and that's about it.
Now that we've created the most useless extension module, we'll add what is probably the most useless object in Part 2.


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The Stetson women's soccer team (3-12-1, 1-6-1) outshot league-leading Mercer (12-3-3, 6-0-2) by a mark of 12-3 in the second half, but it wasn't enough. The Bears defeated the Hatters 2-0 on Friday night.
"I feel very good about our future, because if that is a team that's going to play for first place on Sunday, we are not far off," Head Coach Julie Orlowski said following the game.
Mercer took the lead in the 28th minute of play when Washida Blackman crossed a ball into the box from the right side. Her pass found the foot of Danielle Hesse, who one-touched it past Stetson goalkeeper Victoria Troccoli and into the back of the net.
The Bears continued to attack throughout the first half, totaling eight shots to Stetson's zero, but the Hatters were able to keep Mercer off the board for the remainder of the period and go into the break down just 1-0.
The game switched gears in the second frame, as Stetson outshot Mercer 12-3 for the final 45 minutes. The Hatters' best opportunity came with 24 minutes remaining when freshman Mara Keomanivane carried the ball across the middle of the field and fired a shot from 25 yards out. Her attempt nearly beat Mercer keeper Maggie Cropp, but the freshman got a couple of fingers on the ball and tipped it up and off of the crossbar.
Junior Alyssa Welsh, who was a big part of the Stetson offensive momentum in the second half, had a pair of quality attempts at goal in the frame. With 27 minutes remaining, she controlled the ball after a corner kick by senior Kaisi Hartwick, turned in the box fired a shot towards goal that was barely blocked by a defender. Later in the period, with just four minutes left on the clock, Welsh managed to create another attempt at goal, but this one went just wide of the net.
"Alyssa Welsh responded really well [to the second half changed], and controlled the tempo," Orlowski said. "We haven't seen that side of Alyssa in a while, so that was good to see."
Unfortunately, none of Stetson's opportunities at goal in the second half turned into points on the scoreboard. Mercer finished with the 2-0 lead even though the Hatters led 12-11 in shots and only trailed 4-3 in corner kicks. Troccoli totaled one save for Stetson, while Cropp saved two shots in her fifth shutout of the season.
Stetson will conclude the 2012 season on Sunday against Kennesaw State. The match is scheduled for 1:00 pm, following a brief ceremony honoring Stetson seniors Kaisi Hartwick and Kristen Mueller in their final game with the Hatters.
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on February 10, 2013 - 11:40 PM
July 7, 1958 – Feb. 8, 2013
Scott Davidson Vershay, an account manager at Domtar, died unexpectedly Friday in his North Buffalo home. He was 54.
A native of North Tonawanda, Mr. Vershay graduated from Amherst High School in 1977 and from Norwich University in 1981.
He worked at a family-owned furniture company, Maddox Table, in Jamestown in the early 1980s.
In 1984, he began working in the paper industry and was employed by Domtar Inc., where he was an account manager for the past 10 years. A sports enthusiast, Mr. Vershay was a member of Crag Burn Golf Club.
Surviving are his wife of 28 years, the former Mary Louise Bermel; his parents, Donald A. and Patricia B.; one daughter, Madalyn E.; one son, Wilson D.; and two sisters, Donna Vershay Duvall and Deanna Donnelly.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Amherst Community Church, 77 Washington Highway, Snyder.


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HUNTINGTON - The boos that filled the Big Sandy Superstore Arena told all that anybody needed to know in the mind of Washington coach Codie Gustines.
Gustines was pretty blunt about the 6-4 decision loss suffered by Patriots" senior Dylan Ceravalo in the Class AAA 160-pound championship match Saturday at the state wrestling tournament:
"He got ripped off," the coach said.
"Not once, but twice in the matter of 13 seconds, and the crowd displayed it as well with my questioning the call, as well as after the match," he continued.
Ceravalo suffered his defeat to unbeaten Jake Smith of George Washington, fighting back from a 5-0, first-period deficit to get within a two-point takedown of knotting the match and sending it to overtime.
Gustines thought Ceravalo had the takedown two different times in the closing seconds of the match.
The second time, the pair of wrestlers were ruled to be out of the circle, as a cascade of boos echoed loudly through the arena.
The boos rang out again when Smith"s hand was raised as the champion.
The sounds of the fans pretty much echoed the sentiment of Gustines.
Privately, others said the same thing.
Ceravalo was a bit more diplomatic as he tried to win his second state title. The Washington senior won a crown as a sophomore.
Smith won his second title in a row.
"I couldn't really tell is the foot was out or not," Ceravalo said. "I thought I deserved the two (points).
"It would"ve gotten us to overtime, and I felt I definitely would've had a chance."
It was one of two championship losses by Washington wrestlers as the Patriots finished fifth in the team standings.
Ty Reynolds fell 9-2 at 106 to Logan Grass of team champion Huntington.
Gustines disputed the explanation given to him about the controversial non-call in Ceravalo"s match when he asked the referee in the waning seconds in the match. The coach threw his hands up the air and walked away.
"I guess it's a judgment call," Gustines said.
The coach thought the ending overshadowed what Ceravalo accomplished in rebounding from a combination-near fall in the final seconds of the first period.
"Dylan did everything he could to win that match," Gustines said. "I feel bad for him to have his senior year to end that way."
Ceravalo fought through a bloody nose that forced a stoppage in the action three times.
He still trailed 5-0 entering the third period but he got two escape points sandwiched around one for Smith before getting a late takedown with 14 seconds left and then almost getting another one.
"I knew I had to come back," Ceravalo said. "I gave it my all. It didn"t work out."
Ceravalo said he had to alter his strategy when he fell behind like he did.
"I expected it be close," said Ceravalo, who has committed to wrestle at North Carolina State. "It happens."
Gustines thought things kept happening.
The Washington coaches thought Reynolds scored early in his match with Grass.
"All week long, that would've been a near falls for us," Gustines said of an early sequence and before the controversial outcome of Ceravalo's match.
Instead, Grass soon grabbed a 5-0 lead - a familiar theme for Washington wrestlers in the final - with a takedown and near fall. Reynolds got a reversal to narrow the gap to three points, but Grass went into the second period with a 6-2 lead after a late escape.
It was all uphill after that for the Washington junior.
"Logan Grass is a great wrestler," Gustines said. "He got a lead and knew what to do with it."
Reynolds, trailing 7-2, attempted to get himself out of the desperate situation near the close of the third period
"He tried a roll at the end for five (points) and almost got it," Gustines said. "Ty left it all on the mat."
Grass pull out for a reversal and ran out the final seconds of the match.
"He's a good wrestler," Reynolds said. "He was there for a reason.
"I could"ve wrestled a little better, but I did my best at the time."
Reynolds will take some solace that he will return to the mats next season.
"It would've been good to win, but I can"t complain," Reynolds said. "I still got one more year."


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One of the habits that I have failed to convince my parents, who are both in their early 80s, to embrace is strength training. I'm fairly sure I'm not alone in this failure.
My father, as I've written about in the past, suffers from heart disease, diabetes, peripheral neuropathy and has expressed a fear of falling. My mother has painful arthritis, routinely uses a walker and has shrunk in height over the years.
Both have flirted with light exercise, dad with riding a recumbent, stationary bike in what he calls "rehab" and mom with water aerobics. But neither of the activities are weight-bearing.
Both could have benefited from starting a strength-training program, utilizing the power of weight resistance, over a lifetime, or even within the past 20 years, or even now. If they lived here, I'd make them come to the gym with me.
The power of weights
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes that a growing body of evidence shows "strengthening exercises" are safe and effective for people of all ages, including those who are not currently in perfect health and senior citizens.
Citing studies, the CDC lists the benefits as easing arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis, obesity, back pain and depression. Name a drug that powerful. And the only side of effect of strength training may be some temporary muscle soreness.
The American College of Sports Medicine says the benefits of long-term resistance training, defined as 12 weeks or more, in adults ages 65 and older are well known and include improvements in muscle strength and endurance and increased bone density.
That's all good. But how do you first get seniors into strength training? Then, once they get through the door, how do you assure that they are ready to work out, are training in a safe way and are being motivated to return?
Mother of invention
After I wrote about preventing falls in the Aug. 13 edition of Your Health, I received several phone calls from seniors asking where they can go for programs. I suggested some places, such as those mentioned in the article.
But after the conversations, I realized there is a hunger out there. Some really want to help themselves stay healthy. One common theme, though, was that they wanted a facility close to their residence, particularly for those with limited transportation.
Shortly thereafter, I was contacted by Mark Osborne, who is embarking on opening South Carolina locations of ActiveRx, an Arizona-based fitness franchise that focuses on seniors primarily 65 and older.
So far, "active aging centers" exist in Arizona, Texas, California, Illinois, Michigan and Massachusetts, and more are in the works.
The first ActiveRx in South Carolina opened last week at 999 Hunter Circle, Suite B, in Mount Pleasant, between Mathis Ferry Road and U.S. 17 in one of the retirement community hubs in the area. Osborne has plans to open centers in Summerville and West Ashley in the coming year or two, as well as in the Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head and Columbia areas in the future.
The business model, developed by active-aging researchers Wayne Phillips and Mark Essex, seems to hit the bull's eye when it comes to meeting the needs of seniors.
"What they (Phillips and Essex) found in the research is that all of us have in our minds that when we get older, we'll become weak and frail and die," says Osborne. "The fact is the weakness and frailness doesn't have to happen."
The right combo
Logistically, the model is providing a small, unintimidating setting with minimum amount of equipment where seniors, typically ages 65 and up, work out in supervised groups of three to six people.
The new Mount Pleasant facility is 2,200-square feet and resembles a small physical therapy practice rather than a gym.
Those group workouts could have a secondary benefit of social engagement, especially for seniors in their 80s and 90s.
Before they get started in a strength program, however, an in-house physical therapist conducts an "ActivEval," one of several trademarked programs that identifies weaknesses that must be built up before joining group sessions. Typically, Osborne says half of the people need to do one-on-one physical therapy before moving into group sessions.
Osborne says that while seniors ideally should strength-train three times a week for 30 minutes per session, they insist on only two, 30-minute sessions per week. The costs are $149 for the evaluation and $79 to $99 per month, not counting discounts for couples and military. Medicare covers some physical therapy sessions.
Granted, the ActiveRx approach seems a little franchise-y to me and I asked Osborne if ActiveRx has been compared to the former fitness juggernaut, Curves for Women, and he said yes, adding that one person joked it should be called Wrinkles.
But I was more impressed when touring the ActiveRx and meeting its staff in Mount Pleasant last week than I ever was with Curves and its hydraulic machines.
I have hopes that this could be a breakthrough for helping seniors build strength and live better, longer and more independent lives in the future.
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While 2010 marks the beginning of a new decade, it also marks a momentous occasion for Hoard's Dairyman. On January 23, 1885, William Dempster Hoard launched the first edition of Hoard's Dairyman. This year, our 125th anniversary, we've asked world-renowned dairy artist Bonnie Mohr of Glencoe, Minn., to help us create an updated Foster Mothers of the Human Race painting. The original Foster Mothers print was created in 1957 followed by updates in 1963, 1991, and 1993 — all of which were painted by former Hoard's Dairyman Art Director James Baird.
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In 2014, in his first year as a primary position coach, the Bengals ranked sixth in the NFL in rushing yards per game (134.2), the club's best offensive rushing ranking since 2000.
Under Caskey, rookie HB Jeremy Hill rushed for 1124 yards, with a 5.1-yard per-carry average, the highest by a primary Bengals rusher since James Brooks in 1990. Hill was worked into his role gradually, with only 50 carries in the first seven games, but over the last nine weeks he was the NFL's leading rusher, posting 929 of his yards. His total was best by over 100 yards, as Seattle's Marshawn Lynch was No. 2 during that span at 824.
Hill's season rushing total was second in Bengals history for a rookie, five yards short of Corey Dillon's 1129 in 1997. Hill had four games of 140-plus yards, becoming only the third rookie in NFL annals to post four at that level. Among all NFL rushers, he was one of only two to hit 140 four times in 2014 (joining Dallas' DeMarco Murray), and Hill was the first Bengal to hit 140 four times in a season.
Caskey has charge of one of the NFL's top young HB duos, as explosive Giovani Bernard returns for his third Cincinnati season in 2014. Bernard missed three games due to injury in '14, but he and Hill became the first Bengals RB duo to each reach 1000 yards from scrimmage since 1988.
As pass protectors, the RBs aided an effort that had the Bengals ranked third in the NFL in fewest sacks allowed (23) and least sack yardage allowed (130).
Caskey worked his first two Bengals seasons in the offensive quality control area, and for 2012-13 he added the designation of assistant offensive line coach.
In 2013, Caskey helped direct an offensive line which delivered consistent quality play despite significant injury-related shuffles. Cincinnati posted NFL rankings of third in fewest sacks allowed (29) and tied for sixth in scoring (26.9).
Caskey came to Cincinnati from the University of Mississippi, where he served in 2009 as a defensive assistant working with safeties and quality control. In addition to his on-field work, he handled all opponent offensive breakdowns and scouting report materials.
Caskey entered college coaching in 2004 at Louisiana-Monroe as a graduate assistant. He coached safeties in '04 and linebackers in '05. In '05, the Warhawks were Sun Belt Conference co-champions.
From 2006-08, Caskey was at Indiana State. In 2008, he coached the TEs and RBs while also serving as recruiting coordinator. The '08 ISU recruit class was ranked seventh among NCAA FCS teams by Rivals.com. He was TE/WRs coach at Indiana State in 2006, and was defensive line coach/recruiting coordinator in '07.
He has earned a bachelor's degree in industrial distribution from Texas A&M, and he holds master's degrees from both A&M (agribusiness) and Louisiana-Monroe (instructional technology).
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Get an overview of this hotelDowntown Denver hotel with complimentary in-room WiFi
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Across the street from the Denver Center for Performing Arts, Hotel Teatro is 3 three blocks from the Denver Convention Center and close to the Downtown Business District and Larimer Square. Denver International Airport is 25 miles away.
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Guests of Denver's Hotel Teatro can stay in touch with friends and family using the free wired and wireless Internet access, or enjoy local cuisine al fresco in the restaurant. A 24-hour business center is also available.
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Hotel Teatro1100 14th St Denver CO 80202
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Hotel Teatro offers a courtesy transportation service to assist guests in getting around downtown Denver. Other amenities include a concierge desk, 24-hour room service, valet parking (surcharge), 1-hour pressing, and a fitness center. Guests can grab lunch or dinner at The Nickel, and The Barrel Bar offers drinks al fresco. Breakfast is available for a surcharge. Business amenities include 6 meeting rooms, technology support staff, and complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Parking is available on site for a fee.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 110
- Year Built 1911
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 9
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
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- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Meeting rooms 7
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- 24-hour business center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
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- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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- Pay movies
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Phone
- Refrigerator
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- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
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- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Pillowtop mattress
- Plasma TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
The Nickel - This restaurant's menu features fresh takes on classic dishes focused on seasonal Colorado ingredients. Products from local purveyors and suppliers are showcased, such as Method Roasters coffee, Emma Farms Wagyu beef, Palisade peaches, and Rocky Mountain grilled trout being. The restaurant's name pays homage to the building's original use as Denver's Tramway Building, when nickels were collected as passenger fare and stored in the vault that still exists as private dining space for the restaurant today. Open daily for lunch and dinner.
The Barrel Bar - Part of The Nickel, The Barrel Bar features one of the most extensive barrel-aged cocktail programs in the state. The beverage program also highlights neighboring artisans, with cocktails made with spirits from Peach Street Distillers, Leopold Brothers, Breckenridge Distillery and Spring 44, all aged in vessels from Rocky Mountain Barrel Company. Happy hour is available.
The Study - The Study offers an ideal spot for lounging and socializing, whether for an intimate breakfast, coffee, an impromptu happy hour, or before and after the theater, where small bites, local craft beer and signature cocktails are the focus.
Nearby Things to Do
Guests enjoy access to Hotel Teatro's 24-hour fitness center and complimentary bicycles as well as a variety of recreational activities in or near downtown Denver. The South Platte Valley, a sprawling area northwest of downtown, features river-lined bike paths and parks, popular for whitewater rafting and kayaking.
The 314-acre City Park, less than 5 miles away, contains a golf course, tennis courts, horseshoe pit, baseball, football and soccer fields, two lakes, picnic sites, playgrounds, and the Denver Zoo and Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Free bicycles on site
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets stay free
- Dogs only
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Pets allowed (no fees)
Optional extras
- Valet parking fee: USD 42.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 35.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Teatro
- Hotel Teatro Denver
- Teatro
- Teatro Denver
- Teatro Hotel
- Teatro Hotel Denver
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Awards & Affiliations
- Hotel Teatro is listed in the 2012 Travel + Leisure 500.


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A white rapper and singer from Southern California that uses autotune, "smokes, drinks, and never sleeps." He's covered in tattoos, smokes weed all day, gets laid, and is paid tons of money.
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The hottest white rapper alive. He knows how to put words together in good rhythm. He has tunnels, piercings, and tons of tattoos. He's just hawt.
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After enduring months of agonizing treatment for hepatitis C, Natalie Cole says, "It feels great to be back!"
"I feel sturdy and strong," the 58-year-old Grammy-winner told PEOPLE Tuesday at a CD signing for her new album, Still Unforgettable, in L.A.
And while the singer is virus negative, Cole is now battling kidney problems, and must undergo dialysis three times a week, three hours a day.
"The dialysis is to wash my blood, to keep my kidneys functioning," she explained. "When they put me in the hospital, [my kidneys were] only about 8 percent [functioning]."
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i love boo berry!
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When you have a separate cellphone, usually a Blackberry, for your respective one night stands, honky's, and other women that you call upon for sexual satisfaction.
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The Behavioral Health Services Association of South Carolina has announced its Board of Directors for 2014-2015.
Randy Cole, Chief Executive Officer of the Circle Park Behavioral Health Services serving Florence has been elected President. Vice President is Vernon Kennedy Sr., Executive Director of Fairfield Behavioral Health Services serving Fairfield County.
Janet Martini has been re-elected as Secretary. Martini is the Executive Director of Keystone Substance Abuse Services providing services in York County.
Dan Neel has been re-elected Treasurer of the association. Neel is the Executive Director of the Saluda Behavioral Health Services in Saluda County.
Regional representatives serving on the Assocation Board of Directors include Jerome Tilghman, Executive Director of the Ernest E. Kennedy Center located in Berkeley County, for Region 4. Sammy Miller, Executive Director of the Dorchester Alcohol and Drug Commission, is serving an at-large term on the board.
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