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Ed Westwick and girlfriend Jessica Szohr, partying with the New Moon cast after their New York premiere at the Box. Szohr gave Ashley Greene a big hug before launching into an animated conversation, then met up with Westwick. The two hung out downstairs, enjoying drinks at the Alizé-sponsored bash, and chating with their friends.
Meanwhile, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart spent their night at Avenue in New York. Though the couple wasn't overly affectionate, they sat next to each other and chatted all night. Later, rocker Joan Jett joined them at their table. The couple started their night at the Soho House and had "a great time," a source tells us.
Paris Hilton and boyfriend Doug Reinhardt went virtually unnoticed as they walked into Borders in Century City, Calif., after catching an afternoon movie. The two were browsing the art and photography section, talking quietly to one another and occasionally holding hands and laughing over conversation. Before leaving, Reinhardt bought two hardback coffee table books.
Christian Siriano, jumping into boyfriend Brad Walsh's arms at an (early) surprise 24th birthday bash Walsh threw for the designer at The Eldridge in New York. Siriano danced the night away with fellow revelers like Kat DeLuna.
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A MAN has pleaded guilty to stealing more than $100 worth of meat from Coles at Stockland in Urraween, leaving him with a hefty fine to chew on.
Security cameras captured the moment Rodney Noel Thompson smuggled $117.55 worth of meat out of the grocery store on August 16.
The steaks were high but Thompson managed to smuggle his juicy contraband out of the store and made it to his car.
Police prosecutor Senior Constable Sonia Edwards told the court he hit a snag when police had a bone to pick with him while conducting a vehicle check. The man later served them up a "full admission".
"He couldn't exactly recall what products he had stolen," Snr Const Edwards said.
Hungry to have his say Thompson wanted to chew the fat in court. He appeared and represented himself. Thompson said times had been tough for him (perhaps tougher than the stolen steak).
"It was the weekend and I was a bit short on money and food," Thompson fed them.
Magistrate Graeme Tatnell said he was the first to accept that these were not easy times, but that was no excuse for the man's actions.
"[Stealing] is just making it more tough for yourself," Mr Tatnell said.
"With all of the security and cameras these days, you're going to get caught."
The Magistrate did not mince his words when he said it was a shame the man was appearing before court for stealing the meat, as he had no previous history.
"Make sure you don't find yourself before the court again," he said.
Thompson was fined $300 and ordered to pay restitution of $117.55 for the stolen goods.
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I am a board-certified medical oncologist who specializes in treating men with prostate cancer, particularly those who have metastatic disease (disease that has spread to distant organs) or who are at high risk of developing metastatic disease.
Much of my research bridges the fields of medical oncology and nuclear medicine. I am working with colleagues on Memorial Sloan Kettering's Nuclear Medicine Service to develop radiopharmaceuticals — liquid drugs that deliver radiation therapy directly to cancer cells or to the areas in the skeleton that harbor prostate cancer cells. I am exploring one class of these drugs, called bone-seeking radiopharmaceuticals, in combination with chemotherapy. I am also exploring a new form of bone-seeking radiopharmaceutical that has fewer side effects in the bone marrow.
Another research interest is developing new ways to image prostate cancer in the bones using unique, prostate-cancer-specific PET scans and other new imaging modalities. This type of imaging not only provides an insight into where the prostate cancer is located, but informs us about its biology as well.
Finally, I am interested in finding ways to prevent metastatic disease in patients who have undergone prostatectomy but whose PSA is rising rapidly. I am leading an international study for these patients in which we hope to determine whether early and aggressive treatment can delay, if not prevent, the development of metastases.
One of my priorities is increasing patient access to clinical trials. I am currently involved in the development of the Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials Consortium (PCCTC), an initiative designed to increase patient access to clinical trials across the country. I also sit on Cancer and Leukemia Group B (CALGB)'s genitourinary committee, a National Cancer Institute-designated group composed of local and academic oncology centers, to facilitate clinical testing of new drugs throughout the country. In addition, I am very involved with the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO); I am on ASCO's Education Committee and chair of the Genitourinary Scientific Track.
- Clinical Expertise: Prostate Cancer; New Investigational Agents
- Awards and Honors: New York Magazine Top Doctors (2013; 2015-2016)
- Languages Spoken: English
- Education: MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
- Residencies: Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
- Fellowships: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
- Board Certifications: Medical Oncology
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- A Phase I Study of EC1169 in Men with Recurrent Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer
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- [18F]-Deoxy-D-Glucose (FDG) and [18F] Dihydro-Testosterone PET Imaging in Patients with Progressive Prostate Cancer
Clinical Trials Co-Investigated by Michael J. Morris
- A Phase II Study of Abiraterone, Prednisone, and Degarelix in Men with Recurrent Prostate Cancer and a Rising PSA
- A Study of [18F] Dihydro-testosterone PET and MR Imaging in Patients with Localized Prostate Cancer
- The Impact of Androgen Ablation Therapy on Cognitive Functioning and Functional Status in Men with Prostate Cancer Age 65 and Older
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Eating a chicken dinner in front of Nick Park carries an element of risk. As the meal arrives, the English animator behind the clay animation sensation Chicken Run begins to reminisce about Clara and Martha, the pet chickens he kept as a child. "They used to come into the house and lie on the porch in the sun," he says. And did he mention he once worked in a factory where birds were plucked and slaughtered? "It was horrendous," he says, wide-eyed, between bites of lamb at a restaurant in his hometown, Bristol, England. Noticing his companion's untouched entrée, Park retrenches. "Well, um," he stammers, "enjoy your meal."
If he seems preoccupied with poultry, there's a reason. As the director of the Oscar-winning animated shorts about Wallace and Gromit—a muddleheaded, cheese-loving inventor and his long-suffering mutt—Park, 41, is already a household name in his native land. Now, with Chicken Run, which has made $63 million so far, he's in fine feather on this side of the Atlantic too. "He's a bright, wonderful talent," says veteran animator Chuck Jones, 87, who created such icons as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. "He has the courage to approach characters differently, just as we did in the 1930s."
And with little change in technique. Aside from some brief computerized sequences, Park and the movie's codirector, Peter Lord, brought their 9-to-12-in. silicone-and-Plasticine chickens to life the old-fashioned way: by shooting one frame of film, stopping the camera, making minute adjustments in the models, then shooting another frame—a process repeated up to 24 times for each second of action. During one memorable marathon session, 28 animators working on separate sets spent an entire day creating what amounts to only 10 seconds of film. From start to finish, the movie—a rollicking tale of heroic chickens, destined to become pie filling, who band together to defy their fate—took 3½ years to make. "You have to be patient," says Park. "If this was the Middle Ages, we'd all be illuminating manuscripts in monasteries."
In fact, the monastic life might have suited the soft-spoken filmmaker just fine. The third of five children of Roger, 74, a retired photographer, and Celia, 70, a retired seamstress, Park grew up in the northern England industrial town of Preston. A timid tot, he barely spoke until age 4. When he finally did pipe up, recalls his dad, "he was still very quiet but had an uncanny sense of humor." Park's creative epiphany occurred a few years later when Roger bought a Bell & Howell movie camera for family trips. Enthralled by its stop-action feature, Nick spent hours in the attic and garden shed making crude animated films. "We thought it was just this odd kind of hobby," says his sister Janet Stefan, 39.
At 15, Park won a BBC animation competition. After college he studied at London's National Film and Television School. There he met Peter Lord, one of the founders of the Aardman animation studio, which specialized in clay characters like Park's student creations, Wallace and Gromit. "It was so exciting to find somebody doing the same thing, and doing it so terribly well," says Lord, who offered Park a job in 1985. Five years later, Park's first major project, Creature Comforts, a short comparing city life to a zoo, won an Oscar for best animated short film, thrusting the shy Park into the glare of Hollywood. "I was almost sick with nerves," he recalls. "Just delirious."
These days, Park, who lives alone in a 150-year-old cottage, would still rather stroll in the countryside with his girlfriend, microbiologist Lizzie Darley, 31, than take a meeting in Tinseltown. But with two more Oscars (for the Wallace and Gromit shorts, 1993's The Wrong Trousers and 1995's A Close Shave), a hit movie and a contract with DreamWorks for three more films, Park doesn't have to bang a drum to get his films noticed. "I used to dream that one day my characters might be known, like Disney," he says. "I wouldn't swap it for anything."
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Salem 5, Poland 1
SALEM - The Salem boys soccer team was victorious in its opening tournament contest against Poland 5-1 Tuesday at Reilly Stadium.
Leading Salem was Blake Veglia with two goals and an assist. Brad Larson added two goals and Dan Rumsey had a goal on a penalty kick as well as two assists. Seth Leininger added an assist.
"This was a great team effort tonight," head coach Matt Freeman said. "We possessed the ball well and were able to control the action. Paul Matak did a fantastic job commanding the defense. I'm proud of how they finished the game tonight. Now we have to concentrate on getting ready for our next opponent."
Salem will host Hubbard 1 p.m. Saturday.
West Branch 4, Ravenna 0
BELOIT - The West Branch Warriors are moving on in tournament play after a 4-0 shutout of Ravenna. Kyle Ziegler, Alex Schopher, Justin Schuster and Tyler Ware all scored for West Branch.
Dylan Greenawalt and Nick Sams added assists, and Zach Minich had three saves in goal.
West Branch travels to Canfield Saturday for a 7 p.m. start.
Warren JFK 4, United 2
HANOVERTON - Warren JFK ousted United 4-2 in opening round tournament play Tuesday. Scoring for United was Cole Weikart and Riley Fillman. United ends the year at 10-6-1.
South Range defeats United
SALEM - The South Range Lady Raiders are moving on in Division III volleyball action after a five-set win over United 22-25, 20-25, 25-22, 25-22, 15-9.
Leading the Lady Raiders was Ashley Shetter with 16 kills, 25 digs, two aces and 11 points. Stevie Taylor added 13 kills, 15 digs, two aces and 10 points. Lynnie Ritter also had seven kills and nine blocks.
South Range (15-7) plays St. Thomas Aquinas 8 p.m. Thursday.
Top-seeded Waterloo defeated Campbell 25-4, 25-14, 25-4 in the first match of the night to advance to the district semifinals against the South Range, St. Thomas winner at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Lady Clips best Leetonia
LISBON - Columbiana is moving on in Division IV tournament play with a 25-12, 25-9, 25-9 win over Leetonia.
Cassidy Stoddard had 18 points, 24 assists and eight aces. Cassandra Sampson added 11 points and nine kills. Lindsey Roncone had nine points, and Shayla Ray had 14 kills.
Kinzie Smith had eight assists and five aces for Leetonia (1-19). Erica Gruzecki added seven points and five kills.
Columbiana (16-6) moves on to face Lisbon 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Lisbon defeats YC
LISBON - The Lisbon Lady Blue Devils dropped Youngstown Christian in tourney action 25-10, 25-11, 25-21. Sarah Boyd had 14 points, five aces and six digs. Ana Sanor added 25 assists, and Kenadee Pezzano had seven kills.
Lisbon (7-16) faces Columbiana 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Sebring defeats East Canton
LISBON - The Sebring Lady Trojans defeated East Canton in opening round volleyball action in Lisbon Tuesday 25-17, 19-25, 25-22, 25-23.
For Sebring, Courtney Maretich had 14 points and three aces. Kelsi Settle added 11 points, seven aces, 11 kills and four blocks, and Elaina Jurica had 17 assists.
Sebring (2-19) moves on to face top-seeded Jackson-Milton at 6 p.m. Thursday.


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Asolo Exum
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The Exum is a women's trail runner from Asolo's new Propulsion Plus line.
Stump-stompers will benefit from the chassis built of 3 different materials (EVA, dual-density TPU, and rubber) across five different components (midsole, stabilizer, heel support, and 2-piece outsole).
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CLOSEOUTS . Asolo's Exum trail running shoes offer the support, stability and comfort you need to take on challenging trails with confidence. The breathable air mesh upper features a TPU element that wraps around the heel for optimum control and a smooth ride on aggressive terrain. Breathable air mesh and durable synthetic leather upper Anti-abrasive toe and heel overlays for added durability TPU element wraps around heel and translates torsion control and flex throughout the forebody of the shoe Mesh and fabric lining wicks moisture and breathes Removable foam-cushioned insole EVA midsole stabilizes and absorbs shock Rubber Propulsion 1000 outsole offers traction on a variety of terrain Weight: 1 lb. 8 oz. pr. Medium width Made in China Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide Available Colors: PEAR/SILVER, SKY BLUE/SILVER, BLACK/RED, LIGHT GREY/VIOLET. Sizes: 6.5, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 7, 10, 10.5, 11.5, 11.
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Dungeon Siege II
Back to the dungeon.
A generation has passed since the events of the original Dungeon Siege. The land of Ehb was freed from evil, and we were free to leave our PCs for a few minutes. Now, in Dungeon Siege II, a new prophecy is coming to pass, with an incarnation of evil hailing back to the First Age of Man.
The First Age ended with a battle so epic that the very earth was torn asunder. Legions of humans were consumed, and magic was unleashed unto the world. A thousand years later, magic flows freely to anyone willing to take hold of its powerincluding the sinister forces of apocalyptic doom.
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This time around, the folks at Gas Powered Games swear that the story is a more tightly integrated part of Dungeon Siege II. There's a steadily unfolding narrative and more well-rounded characters, who now converse and disagree with one another.
Characters are now more customizable. As in the original Dungeon Siege, you choose from one of four races (humans, elves, dryads, and half-giants). However, Dungeon Siege II sports a new branching skill system that varies the abilities of each of the four different classes: fighter, ranger, earth mage, and combat mage. It may have been liberally borrowed from what has already been done in Diablo II, but why mess with a good thing?
You control only six characters here (as opposed to the original game's eight), but now you have a greater degree of control over each one, eliminating the "sit back and watch" issues that plagued the original.
You can also raise various pets instead of relying on the previous game's simple pack mule. By feeding your pets various items, you can raise formidable combat allies, with the type of items determining how your pets mature. Have too many useless daggers and weak shields? Pet food.
One pet starts out as a cute, not-so-cuddly fire elemental, but by game's end, it evolves into a flaming behemoth.
Enemies are much more alive and cunning this time around, too. We witnessed a band of implike enemies flee from a powerful party in battle, only to turn the tables on them by leading them into a trap-filled clearing. Clearly, Dungeon Siege II's foes aren't your garden-variety D&D goblins.
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While there seem to be vast improvements throughout the gameplay, what we've seen so far hasn't been a huge visual revolution. Perhaps the reason is that Dungeon Siege II is built upon an updated version of the original's 2-year-old engine. Nonetheless, it is still a bit early to pass judgment, given the game's newly appointed spring 2005 release. Let's hope that the time will be used to add a bit more polishafter all, we don't want a repeat of Legends of Aranna.
Dungeon Siege, the movie?
Yes, Dungeon Siege has been picked up by Boll KG, the same film company responsible for the horrible House of the Dead movie. Boll KG seems keen on nabbing videogame intellectual properties; its holdings include BloodRayne, Alone in the Dark, and Fear Effect.
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The couple knew they were witnessing something special June 27 in Mount Pleasant.
"I don't think I've seen anything like this before," said Jackie Holst, who bought a covered lawn chair to watch dozens of classic models in the yearly Great Race motor onto the grounds at Patriots Point.
"They may not do this (again) on the East Coast for 10-15 years," husband Jerry Holst added.
Mount Pleasant was one of 10 stopover cities and towns on the Great Race route this year, which covered 2,100 miles from Ogunquit, Maine, to The Villages, Fla. Ending the seventh leg of the annual rally, the East Cooper town made the most of it with a star-spangled celebration full of wavable-sized American flags and a greeting party of 100 local classic cars.
The town's mayor, Linda Page, was named an honorary driver for a day.
"We're excited," said Chris Hauff, public information officer at Patriots Point. He numbered the late afternoon crowd on a sunny day in the "thousands. You couldn't ask for better weather," he said.
According to the event guide, 109 cars dating from 1916 through 1972 registered to compete in the rally. Rather than a speed race, the event showcases vehicles with a driver and navigator who combine to meet checkpoints at pre-determined times. The closer they get to matching the clock, the better their score.
Hemmings Motor News and Hagerty classic car insurer were chief sponsors of the 2014 Great Race. Each year, the event takes a different path, typically cross country, from south to north or like this year, north to south. The 2015 rally is expected to follow famed highway Route 66.
Race director Jeff Stumb said he was pleased with how this year's event was progressing. Along with generally good weather, "the attrition has been low." He said Mount Pleasant has been "awesome" as an overnight stop.
"We knew we wanted to stop in this area for a couple of reasons." At least a dozen Lowcountry car enthusiasts have taken part in the Great Race, and Charleston was the starting point for the 1992 rally.
Organizers met with Patriots Point officials, and "they got it," Stumb said. "They deal with a lot of old stuff," he said. Stumb rated Mount Pleasant with New Bern, N.C., Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Lowell, Mass., as top overnight stops.
The Great Race cars started arriving at Patriots Point from Myrtle Beach around 4:30 p.m. They droved past the local cars on display, stopping to wave or get their picture taken. Friendly crowds lined the roadway, viewing everything from a 1932 Ford coupe to a futuristic looking 1937 Bugatti Atlantic tribute car.
Some drivers and navigators wore googles and caps and a pre WWII police car blew its siren. California car buff Erin Kaplan was dressed in a period pink poodle skirt to match her 1957 Ford Thunderbird.
"We are rookies,' said the driver, who counts on her husband Brad Kaplan to navigate. "The first few days we got lost a few times."
Drivers and navigators drove under a big archway to be introduced by the Great Race announcer, Brian Goudge.
Among the supportive people in the audience was Fay Minshew of Johns Island. Her husband Joe Minshew participated in the Great Race numerous times. One of his entries ran on propane. His cars included a 1917 Hudson and 1929 Ford Model A, which were on display on the infield. So was a blue 1932 Ford Roadster, which he was fixing up when he died in 2005.
The Minshews got involved in 1992 when Charleston was the race's starting point. Watching the start from Marion Square, Joe Minshew pledged he was going to race the next year. The couple didn't own a classic car but bought one by 1993.
"I'm so excited about it," Fay Minshew said. "I was a little sad for awhile." But she's grateful to have gone. "I've seen so many people (from past races)."
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Jean Ann Martin, navigator in a 1938 Ford Coupe, gives a real high five to a program seller after entering Patriots Point. Gary and Jean Ann Martin of Louisville, Ky., partnered in the Great Race this year from Maine to Florida (Jim Parker/Staff 6-27-2014).×
The 1937 Bugatti Atlantic tribute car, one of three ever built, took part in the Great Race. Peter and Barbara Vicari of New Orleans were the driver and navigator. They pulled into Patriots Point June 27 (Jim Parker/Staff 6-27-2014).×


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CineArts 5 at Pleasant Hill
2314 Monument Boulevard,
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Built in 1966 with a giant curved screen, this Dimension-150 theater has since been expanded to a five screen multiplex.
Although the original domed auditorium is still intact, the screen has been changed to a standard flat replacement. The CineArts showed primarily art house films and is one of a dwindling number of domed movie houses in the country. It was closed on April 21, 2013 and was demolished at the beginning of May 2013.
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The CineArts domed theater may be facing closing and demolition: View article
The final engagements at the theatre: The Place Beyond the Pines, special engagements of Jaws (Friday), The Sound of Music (Saturday) and 2001: A Space Odyssey (Sunday), The Company You Keep, Trance and The Sapphires.
Good sized crowd for its final show last night. Time to mark this one as closed, and time to add the Century 16 across the freeway to CT.
The "Save The Pleasant Hill Dome Theater" organization is working to keep this theater as a historical and sustainable community resource. More information is on the Web site: http://savethedome.org/
Now that the Dome is closed let the legal fight to save It go on. Someone needs to check to see who SYWEST is. I beleive Its the same company that is ownded by the owners of what was Syufy Theatres. When the father died many years ago Ray Syufy the two brothers got the theatres. A few years ago they sold most of them to Cinemark. They did keep most of the old Drive Inns under the WESTWIND name. The Syufy brothers are only into cash for the land that the old theatres they still run and own are on. They are trying to make money off the land that the Century 21 Dome is on in Pleasant Hill CA. Out of respect for their dad they need to fix up the Dome, put back the huge Dimension-150 curved screen or call it EX and keep this Dome theatre a center piece of any new stores in the area. Tear down the junky other 4 theatres behind the Dome and build the stores but please keep the Dome for a new generation to enjoy.
This was never a Cinerama ie. three strip theater. It was built as a Dimension-150 theater.
Mark it as demolished, please. Happening right now. :(
Man they didn't waste any time :(
I remember the Century dome theatre at the Cross Road Shopping Center,(Monument and Buskirk)it was gigantic in side and a huge screen. Back in 1975 I watched 'Jaws' there with my brother for the first time and in '79' saw 'Apocalypse Now' then afterwards going to Leatherby's creamery to get a Banana Split with my girlfriend. The shopping center had a bunch of stores to like Montgomery Wards and Thirfty's. Will never be the same not seeing the art house dome anymore while driving to work.
Now there's a Dick's Sporting Goods in its place. It makes it look just like every other off-highway shopping center.
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Game: SOCOM fireteam bravo 2
Author: stanpowers
E-mail: email@example.com
Started guide: December 1st, 2006
Table Of Contents
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Controls
3.0 Gameplay information
4.0 Campaign walkthrough
5.0 Crosstalk objectives walkthrough
6.0 Dynamic missions walkthrough
7.0 Bonus objectives walkthrough
8.0 Character Customization
9.0 Weapons
10.0 Multiplayer
11.0 Faqs
12.0 Update history
13.0 Credits
14.0 Contact
15.0 Legal
1.0 Introduction
About a week after it came out, I bought this game and was very amazed.
This game had great multiplayer and single player.
I checked Gamefaqs, and saw that there wasn't any Faqs for this game yet.
So now I made this Faq so that everyone will know where and how to unlock
everything, and will have no trouble beating the campaign on elite mode.
2.0 Controls
3.0 Gameplay Information
Single Player
Unlike it's predecessor, Fireteam Bravo 2 has a far better single player
campaign. The missions, while still pretty linear,
can still be finished in other ways. In every mission, you have primary
objectives, secondary objectives, bonus objectives, and crosstalk objectives.
While the first two have to be completed, the bonus and crosstalk objectives
are just for the fun of getting more CE points and unlocking new things.
After you finish all campaign missions, you can still replay the missions,
restart the campaign, or play dynamic missions that have a certain objective
you need to complete and get harder the more times you play them.
Command Equity points
Command Equity (CE)points are used to buy new weapons, purchase new costumes
for character customization, order air and artillery strikes, and also supply
drops. You can get these points for completing campaign missions, dynamic
missions and even for winning games in multiplayer.
Local Influence
Local Influence (LI)points are used for unlocking black market weapons for
missions. You can get these points by restraining hostages, or capturing
enemies non lethally.
Multiplayer in this game, offers both Ad Hoc and infrastructure play with up
to 16 players per map. The multiplayer offers a wide variety of maps, game
modes, and social options. You can make your own clan, and the number of
players in Fireteam Bravo's multiplayer is immense.
For more information on multiplayer, see the multiplayer section of this
4.0 Campaign Walkthrough
Eagle's Nest
Command Equity:
Mission overview:
After the short cutscene, head forward and up the hill to be greeted by your
first enemy. If you want, sneak up on him and knife him, otherwise, just kill
him. Take a right after the enemy, and kill the next one. Around the left
corner after the last enemy, there will be two more, kill them, and follow
the path. In the next area, there will be three enemies on the ground, and a
sniper up on the cliff, kill them all and take the right path that will lead
you to a crashed helicopter site with two enemies down below. First, take
out your photo binoculars, and take a picture of the helicopter. Then,
you can either snipe the enemies, or just throw a grenade.
When they're done, go back the way you came, and go to the path you ignored
before. While climbing up the hill, you will be ambushed by another enemy,
let him have it! While following the path, just keep killing enemies on
your way, when you come to a fork in the road, take the left because it's
safer and enter the house on your left. When you enter it, there will be a
folder on the table, take and proceed through the next door. Kill the enemies
and restrain the villager. In the next house, kill the enemy
behind the crates and exit through another door. Outside again, kill the two
enemies and restrain the second villager. The next house has another enemy
kill him, plant the charge on the pile of crates, and exit through the window.
Take cover behind some barrels or crates, you will be attacked by a group of
enemies. When they're all dead, proceed to the truck and plant a satchel
charge. Now continue down the path, killing enemies on your way, and when
you get to the ambush area, take out your grenades and throw them at the group
of enemies coming from your left. After, another group will come from the
right, eliminate them and now pat yourself on the back, you finished your
first mission.
Last Harvest
Terrain: Rural
Command Equity: 525
Mission overview: Infiltrate a poppy plantation and shut it down.
At the beginning, go straight to the village, kill all the enemies. Exit the
village through the cave and kill all the enemies. Follow the river until you
see a cutscene, after that, kill any enemies you see here. Go to the shed and
try to open the door. The HQ will tell you that you need to sabotage
the vent in order for the enemy to come out, so do just that. When the enemies
come out, kill the two guards and restrain the cartel boss.
When this is done,
continue down through the shed and kill the bad guys in this next room. Take
Enter the room on your right restrain the hostage, take the journal from
the table, enter the room to your left, restrain that hostage and then
continue down the tunnel. Here you will find three more hostages, restrain
them. Continue down another small tunnel, kill the enemies here and
secure the hostages. Go right and then straight in another room.
Here one of
the enemies will be the overseer, use a non lethal weapon on him and restrain
him. Photograph the map on the right wall and take another map from the table.
Exit this room and follow the tunnel to your right. Once you're in that room,
kill all hostiles, then go to the end of the room to your left, photo these
crates and then plant a charge on them. When you completed all the objectives,
exit the underground base the way you came in and there you go, mission
Shift Change
Terrain: Urban
Command Equity: 430
Mission overview: Destroy all the heroin caches in the cartel warehouse area.
Restrain any civilians you find and keep an eye out for any intel items you
come across.
Follow the Nav point codenamed "Charlie" and then follow the right wall until
you find a crack in the wall, go inside and kill all the hostiles. When you
come out, go right until you come across a door, enter that room, and then
the next one, which contains the first heroin cache. Plant a charge on it,
then backtrack to outside again. Once outside, head left, then right and
through the door straight ahead.
Continue through this room, to the next one,
and blow up the second heroin cache. Exit by following the next few rooms
back to the big courtyard. Turn right, and then head forward. When you get to
a door, enter the room and then the one after it, destroy the third cache,
then backtrack outside.
A bit to the right, you should notice another door,
go inside that room and to the one proceeding it to find yourself in a huge
warehouse. Kill all the hostiles here, secure the workers in the middle of
the room, and photo the equipment to the left of the workers, continue
through the door. Blow up the fourth heroin cache and exit the room.
Go to the side room on the left side of the warehouse, blow up the last
cache and finish off the enemies. Choose any of the three extraction points
and go there, mission accomplished.
Dragon's Den
Terrain: Private Estate
Command Equity: 415
Mission overview: Capture HANGMAN, a suspected druglord controlling the local
cartel, for questioning.
Follow the path straight ahead, kill all the enemies near the small lake and
tell your teammate to disable the boat. Instead of going to the villa like HQ
tells you to, turn left and go to through the small waterfall,
you will be inside a cave. Continue through the cave until you arrive
in a room with a lot of enemies, kill them so that they don't get in your
way, and then blow up the stash with a charge. Follow the path through the
cave and you will find yourself inside the villa, HANGMAN will be right in
front of you, DON'T KILL HIM! Follow him to the boat, killing enemies on your
way. Watch the cutscene and restrain HANGMAN. Backtrack to where you started
the mission and congratulate yourself on a job well done.
Traffic Control
Terrain: Rural Airport
Command Equity: 545
Mission overview: Find evidence of drugs being transported out of the
country from this location.
Once you start, move into the airport through the crack in the wall.
Kill any enemies you see and then move to the first warehouse. Photo the drugs
on the table, exit the warehouse and go into the second one, clear the enemies
photo more drugs, plant a C4 charge on the fuel truck, and get out. In the
third warehouse, once again photo the last drugs and then take a picture
of the helicopter in the middle of the room. Exit the warehouse through
the crack in the wall, kill all the enemies outside, plant a charge on the
truck to the right, and then enter the building to the right of the fuel truck
you just blew up. Enter the room to your left, kill the enemies and rescue
the hostage. Go to the room to the right of this room and get the intel on
the table to your right. Exit the way you came, but this time go to the room
on your right. Secure the hostage and photo the white board, then continue
outside. Enter the baggage claim building and secure the hostage, then enter
the next room, secure the hostage to your right, and grab the laptop from
the desk. Enter the next room, kill all the enemies and open the next door.
You will be greeted by a cutscene, kill the enemies in that area, and
plant a satchel on the plane. Congratulations, mission accomplished!
Cascade Effect
Terrain: River Valley
Command Equity: 395
Mission Overview: Locate and destroy any uranium processing equipment in the
hydroelectric compound and secure any uranium already processed.
Once you begin, follow the path past the two bridges, killing enemies in
your path until you come across a lake. Follow the FOXTROT Nav point.
Keep going forward, until you come across a machine gun nest. Kill all the
enemies around it, and continue down the path until you reach a bridge.
Snipe the enemy in the guard tower, and go past the bridge, turn right
and the right again, then go across the next small bridge and go inside
the building.
Go to the other side of the room past this one. Pick up the
intel from the crates, photo the centrifuge to the left, and then blow
it up. Turn around and enter the next room. Go up the stairs to the left,
and go into the room, take the briefcase with the uranium and go down
the stairs again. Exit the building through the hall to the right.
When you exit, go forward, and then to the right and follow the path to
the helicopter. Tell your partner to plant a satchel on it, then fall in
the small river, and up and to the building on your right.
Enter, plant a satchel charge on the centrifuge, and then get out of there.
This time, go into the building in front of you, and blow up the last
centrifuge. Exit the building through the front entrance, eliminate the
enemy forces that try to get past the bridge, and then head for the
extraction point. Mission accomplished.
Unacceptable Losses
Terrain: Mountain/Urban
Command Equity: 425
Mission Overview: Destroy AA defences so US forces can land and investigate
what is happening in the stadium.
Go down the path while killing enemies on your way until you reach your
first AA gun. Plant a charge on it, and continue down the path. Through
the tunnel, and through the door into the sweat shop. Photo the room,
and secure the prisoners. Go into the next room, photo the weight room,
provide aid to the POW, and the prisoner in the fenced in room.
Exit the building, follow the path while killing any enemies in your way.
Follow the mountain path until you reach the second AA gun. Plant a charge
on it, and then continue down the mountain pass. Once it ends, go down the
stairs and kill all the enemies. If you wait a bit, you'll see SPECTER behind
the fence, going into the building with his team. Anyway, go into the
building to the right. Secure the prisoner in the shower, and continue to the
next room. Once you enter the pool room, kill all the enemies, and photo
the gas in the pool. Order your partner to sabotage the generator.
Once that's done, go to the chain link fence part of the room, and secure the
two prisoners. Exit the building, look to your left, you will see some kind
of small generator, sabotage it, then continue down the path again.
When you reach the last AA gun, blow it up, and congratulate yourself.
Mission complete!
Force Multiplier
Terrain: Urban
Command Equity: 450
Mission Overview: Intercept a mercenary convoy and protect the citizens of
the town from capture.
Go straight and blow up the bridge. Go back and follow the path. Meet the
rebels and kill the enemies around the corner. Head right, to the North-East
building. Go in, kill the enemies, and secure any hostages. Now do the same
for the other two buildings, and head past the archway until you watch a
cutscene. Go through the door in front of you, and kill the enemies across
the road near the stairs.
Then go there, up the stairs, and into the room
to your left. Kill the enemy and restrain the villagers. go back to the
corridor and to the left, enter the next door. Go to the left again, and
through the crack in the wall. Through the door, up the small stairs, and
through the next door.
Jump down from the roof, and then to the left. Watch
the cutscene, and kill all the enemies with a grenade or two. Destroy the
convoy vehicles, then continue down the road, but turn to the left to enter
the marketplace. Kill all the enemies, and restrain NIGHTHOWL's wife.
Exit the way you came, except this time go to the main plaza, and eliminate
all the enemies here. After that's done, you win the mission.
Steel Trap
Terrain: Converted Oil Rig
Command Equity: 560
Mission Overview: Shut down a defence platform to allow Naval forces to land
Go down the set of stairs to your right, and toss a grenade at the enemies
behind the containers, then advance to the next Barge. Kill all enemies here
and past the next bridge onto the oil rig. You will be greeted by a nice
surprise. Follow the corridor and kill the enemies in your way, and in the
storage room.
Go up the small stairs on your right, and then go outside. Down the stairs,
through the door, into the next room, and then into the control room.
Turn the power back on, and now prepare to be ambushed. Kill all the enemies,
and go to the door on your right. Head through the corridor just to find
yourself outside again. Head through the rooms, and the corridors, until you
arrive in a room with a lot of stairs.
Go into the room on your left, and
rescue the worker, then restrain him. Exit this room through the back, on your
way outside, turn right, and take the bomb schematics from the table. Then go
outside, watch the cutscene, climb all the stairs, then head to the room on
your right. Secure the two technicians, head back, but this time go to the
room you ignored before on your right. Head right, then left, and blow up
the AA gun. Go through the door next to the gun, then go down the stairs
to your right. turn left, and look up, photo the map, then climb the stairs.
Go to the left of the room, then to the left again, and then up the stairs
to your left. Blow up this AA gun, and you're done.
Groud Zero
Terrain: Urban
Command Equity: 540
Mission Overview: Rescue NIGHTHOWL before the mercenaries capture him.
Head forward, and take a picture of the nuclear weapon in the ditch. Head
right, and rescue the two people on each side of the door. Head inside,
and follow the corridors, through the cracks in the wall. Then ouside, then
continue until you come across two doors. Go through the one on your left,
and jump down the roof. Turn left and save the villagers. Head back down the
road and to your left, go through the archway, kill the snipers, and go into
the building on your left.
Climb up the stairs, turn right, and go to the
church by the walkway near the left wall. Secure the villagers in the middle
room of the church. Go straight and to the right, up the stairs. Secure
this last villager, and then get ready to fend off enemies from all sides
of the church. NIGHTHOWL will surprisingly arrive to your aid out of nowhere.
When all the enemies are dead, you win. Mission accomplished!
Terrain: Badlands
Command Equity: 535
Mission Overview: Enter the mercenary bunker and destroy their operations
in the area.
Ascending Storm
Terrain: Remote Mountain
Command Equity: 455
Mission Overview: Destroy the radar station and any enemy helicopters you
Border Town
Terrain: Derelict Urban
Command Equity: 520
Mission Overview: Talk with the informant to locate and capture the mercenary
(More to come soon)
5.0 Crosstalk objectives walkthrough
(coming soon)
For those of you that want to quickly find out how to complete the crosstalk
objectives in certain levels, this section is for you.
I myself don't have Socom Combined Assault, but I still unlocked the crosstalk
objectives just for the fun of it.
6.0 Dynamic missions walkthrough
(coming soon)
7.0 Bonus objectives walkthrough
8.0 Character customization
(coming soon)
9.0 Weapons
This section is dedicated to all the weapons in the game.
Primary weapons:
MM-1 MultiLauncher
Secondary Weapons:
Less-Lethal M4-90
Repeating Crossbow
9mm SUB
Primary weapon:
Secondary weapon:
Med kit x5
Extra Ammo
Body Armor
AN-M8 x2
M7-A3 x2
HE x2
Mark 141 x3
M67 x3
Stinger x3
Claymore x2
PMN x2
AT-4 x2
RPG-7 x2
Photo Binoculars
Supply Drop
Air strike/Artillery Strike
10.0 Multiplayer
Here I will post a few multiplayer strategies that I found useful when I first
started playing.
Game Types
Free For All:
It's an all out deathmatch with every player fighting for their lives.
A battle between the Seals and the Mercenaries. The winner has the last man
The Seals must at least rescue two hostages or eliminate all the mercenaries.
The Mercenaries must either prvent the Seals from rescuing any hostages,
or kill all the Seals.
Find the bomb, and plant on the enemy HQ, then secure it until it detonates.
Free For All, except this time, you have to find the special object, and
hold in your possetion for as long as you can.
Intel Grab:
Grab the opposing team's intel from their base and then return it safely
to your base.
Tug Of War:
Take control of the control points scattered around the map, whichever team
controls the most at the end of the game, wins.
Tips and hints:
- Don't camp, people hate that and will ignore you.
- Don't do noobish things, will ruin your reputation big time!
- Stick in groups, other players are your ticket to winning a game.
- Take cover, and hide well if you're sniping. (Rooftops and secret passages
work well).
(If anyone has other tips, please e-mail me)
11.0 Cheats And Easter Eggs
In the mission, The Last Harvest, in the poppie field, there is a rainbow, and
at the end of this rainbow is a pot of gold that will give you either 50 CE
points, or 5000 CE points. It depends if you're lucky. If you do not see it,
try two more times because it usually appears, one out of three times.
12.0 Update History
01/12/06 Started guide
02/12/06 Started the first five campaign missions, added weapon section,
added game information section.
04/12/06 Posted guide on gamfaqs, added multiplayer, faqs, bonus objectives
sections. Corrected a few minor errors.
05/12/06 Added five more campaign missions walkthroughs.
13.0 Faqs
Q: Can I customize my character?
A: Yes you can.
Q: How many people go online usually?
A: At least 10000 normally.
Q: When will you finish your guide?
A: Hopefully soon, but I'm a busy person, and have a life apart from those
people that camp for days to get a PS3 or a WII.
14.0 Credits
gamefaqs : For posting this guide, and for encouraging me to write FAQs.
Me : For making this guide.
You: For reading this guide.
YoYo-Pete: For letting me know about a very interesting easter egg.
15.0 Contact
If you have any questions or tips please e-mail me at: firstname.lastname@example.com
I will write back as soon as I can.
16.0 Legal
Nobody has the permission to copy or exploit this Faq because that's called
plagiarism. If anyone steals this Faq and takes credit for it, I have full
rights to sue that person.
The following websites have my permission to post this guide:
copyright stanpowers 2006, 2007
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text: 1. Create an object class named DeckOfCards that models a randomized deck of playing cards. Individual "cards" will be represented by an integer array as follows: [0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13.......51] [A-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-J-Q.-K.-A.-.2.........K] Where 0 is the Ace of the "first" suit, 1 is the 2 of the first suit, 13 is the Ace of the "second" suit, and so on. The actual "suit" of the card will not be needed for now and can be ignored. For this problem, you must employ the RandomVariable class from part A of this assignment to "shuffle" the deck, do not use the C++ built-in function rand(). The DeckOfCards class should include the following private data members: --A 52 element integer array to represent the shuffled deck of cards --An integer index to maintain the "next card" to be dealt from the deck --A single RandomVariable object to provide pseudo-random values for the shuffling method The DeckOfCards class must also provide the following methods: --A default constructor that will first initialize the values of the card deck array elements 0 through 51 with the values 0...51 respectively and then "shuffle" the card deck --A member function dealCard() that will provide the "next" card value from the shuffled deck. If no cards remain, then the deck should be reshuffled (and reset) --A member function shuffle() that takes no arguments and "shuffles" (randomizes) the card deck using the Knuth Shuffle algorithm. Given an array a with n elements, the Knuth Shuffle algorithm is as follows: For i=(n-1) To 1 REPEAT the following two lines: j=a random integer from the interval 0<=j<=i exchange a[i] and a[j] NOTE: you must use the RandomVariable private data member of the DeckOfCards class to obtain the (pseudo) random values. 2. Write a main() driver function to verify the correct operation of all member functions of the DeckOfCards class. At a minimum, do the following: --Instantiate a DeckOfCards object --Create an array that will represent a "hand" of dealt cards --Write a user-defined function (not part of any class) that will take an array of cards representing a single "hand" and the number of cards in the array as arguments and display the card values of the hand on the terminal in the following format: A 2 4 K 10 --Using the DeckOfCards object, deal 13 separate 4-card "hands" and display them on the terminal, each on a separate line. Verify that you've dealt exactly 4 aces, 4 twos, 4 threes, etc. in a "reasonably" random fashion.


text: Evidently my question is one for the ages, since no one on ServerFault and anyone in Linode's IRC support channel has been answered it (successfully), nor anyone on Freenode's #centos has attempted to answer it. I'm having trouble setting up a 2nd (virtual) interface on my CentOS 6.x VPS. Everything works, except that whenever I reboot, the 2nd IP address doesn't come up. However, simply running "ifup eth0:0" after a reboot causes the 2nd IP to come up without an issue. You can view how I have the interfaces configured on my question on Server Fault from a couple days ago here: http://serverfault.com/questions/584525/starting-a-virtual-network-interface Since that question, the only changes I've made to the 2nd interface (eth0:0)'s config file is: I took out the Gateway, I took out the IPv6 stuff, and I took out the "Type" directive ("Ethernet") I've also tried, today, to rename both the file (ifcfg-eth0:1), AND the interface defined within the file (DEVICE="eth0:1") to no avail. On the 2nd, new, IP addy's config file, I've also tried changing ONBOOT="yes" to ONPARENT="yes" which also hasn't worked. What could I be missing? -- David White Founder & CEO *Develop CENTS * Computing, Equipping, Networking, Training & Supporting Nonprofit Organizations Worldwide http://developcents.com 423-693-4234 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://chugalug.org/pipermail/chugalug/attachments/20140329/6d7762a1/attachment.html>


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The making of a pooja room
By Krishna Mohan
Published: 05th January 2010 09:31 AM
Last Updated: 16th May 2012 02:59 PM
Pooja is the means for man to communicate with God. Therefore, it is important to create a pleasant, cool and clutter free space in the pooja room. It is much easier to plan a pooja room at the time of designing the house. That does not mean that we cannot create it later. But it might sometimes require changes in civil work, like knocking down some walls or erecting some. Keeping vaastu aside, a good pooja room should be designed as per the requirement, i.e., number of persons performing pooja at a time, system followed while performing the pooja i.e., either standing or sitting, provision for any mass gathering on special occasions, if so, the space should be designed to accommodate the gathering, and above all the space available.
Considering all these factors before designing saves a lot of time and tensions.
The design elements like - floor patterns, wall treatment, lighting, door design and window treatment, have to be selected with great care.
Natural stones like Indian Makrana, White Marble or Greek-Thasos (Pure white) is an ideal material for flooring of a pooja room as it gives a very pleasant look.
Border designs or patterns, of colours like green and yellow marble give a good colour contrast on whitebased marble. Even granite is a good option but there may be some restrictions as per vaastu. Granite is less porous, very hard and maintenance free material when compared to marble. It is available in different design patterns like Swastika, Lotus or Geometrical. Different floral and geometrical patterns made of marble are readily available in the market. Proportion, balance and alignment of border designs should be taken care of.
Using natural stone gives a traditional look. It is better to avoid ceramic tiles, vitrified tiles with natural patterns may look better. When it comes to colour schemes, pastels or neutrals would be a better option than dark ones. Pastels give a pleasant, soothing and soft effect, whereas dark colours give a heavy look, and bright colours have a distracting or disturbing effect, which is not preferred in a pooja room.
A combination of general and task lighting may be used. Up lighters will give a dramatic effect.
Pendants or ceiling mounted (surface mounted) fixtures are a good option for ceiling lighting. Gold platted or antique finished fixtures with frosted glass is definitely a good choice.
Door frame and shutters with floral or geometrical patterns give a traditional look. Religious motifs are mostly used. The wood and the workmanship (carpentry and polishing) have to be of good quality. Double shutters with panels for a small and folding shutters for a large opening is a better choice. Hardware like aldrops, handles (not less than 6") brass or silver bells of good quality and make would be a perfect match.
A simple checklist given below would be helpful:
* Placement of Pooja Room: If Vaastu is a consideration, then take the advice of a good consultant. Usually Pooja is done facing East.
* Size: A 20 sq.ft. space is comfortable for a small pooja room, 40 sq.ft. for a medium room and 100 sq.ft. or more for a large pooja room.
* Civil work: If any civil work is required for platform and storage etc.
* Water Proofing: Leaks or seepage in the ceiling or walls should be repaired before colouring.
* Flooring: Maintenance free, smooth and polished material is advisable.
* Wall treatment: Dadoing (wall cladding) should be done either fully or partially.
* Ceiling: Incase you are opting for a false ceiling or any decoration on the ceiling.
* Electrical layout: Lighting, provision for fresh air, fan, sockets and light points for false ceiling, etc.
* Colouring: Ensure that all the electrical and civil works are done as per the requirement and make sure that no civil work is done at the time of, or after colouring.
* Plumbing: In case water supply is required.
* Pooja Mandir or Platform to place deities or photographs.
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Your typical all around nerd, but they are nerds who tower over you like a bird. Can be scrany, average, or fat as long as they are taller than you.
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The private planes of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
Hey, did you know Steve Jobs is taking his Nerd Bird down to the courts to sue the Motorola Droid makers for stealing software that every smart phone now has already because he has nothing better to do?
Bill Gates is on his Nerd Bird right now thinking up ways to make Windows 7 even better.
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OUT HANA WAY . . . Driving to East Maui on a rainy day recently, I saw wondrous waterfalls, butterflies and fun signs such as, "Honk if You're Hungry," and "Five Bananas for $1."
We stopped in Hana town at the new Surfing Burro food trailer, which makes chorizo burritos and desserts like vegan lilikoi pie. Owners Travis Tunnicliff and Andrew Kearny also craft tamales with ulu (breadfruit) batter and fill them with chicken mole. Ono! "We invented it and use the batter for empanadas, too," says Kearny.
"Operation: Vacation" was filming at Travaasa Hana, buffing out a deserving Canadian couple, who have opened their hearts and home to more than 100 foster children over the decades.
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The benefit will be a multicourse taro dinner featuring Chefs Lee Anne Wong of Koko Head Cafe, who was on "Top Chef" and the Cooking Channel; Isaac Bancaco of Ka'ana Kitchen at Andaz Maui;; James Simpliciano of Simpli-Fresh and Derek Watanabe of Travaasa Hana as the host culinarian.
"I Am Haloa" documentary chronicles Kamehameha Schools seniors for 90 days as they commit to cultivating, harvesting and eating kalo (taro) for three meals a day. The filming began in February and will follow the students as they travel to the taro fest.
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Simeon is also featured Dining Out of Scene this week, along with being a nominee in Food & Wine magazine's People Choice Awards for Best New Chef in the U.S., along with Chris Kajioka of Vintage Cave on Oahu and Kevin Lee of Prime in Kailua. Let's keep our fingers crossed Simeon wins. Vote for Simeon online at Best New Chef Contest.
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You may also join the Montessori School of Maui for an intimate dinner created by Four Seasons' Executive Chef Roger Stettler on campus at 2933 Baldwin Ave., Makawao at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. "Enjoy an exquisite four-course meal of fresh local ingredients and carefully selected wines," says Betsy Bergevin. Call 573-1046.
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Splashes and Ripples: Synthesizing the Evidence on the Impacts of Digital Resources
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May 20, 2011
Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) Report, May 2010
Digitised materials representing the world's cultural heritage are part of a growing trend towards a world in which knowledge is digitally stored, available on demand, and constantly growing. As the world becomes digital and the globally connected "digital brain" holds the shared knowledge of the world, the materials of the past need to be included in order to ensure that our collective memory online encompasses not just the present and the future, but also the past.
This report is an effort to begin to synthesize the evidence available under the JISC digitisation and eContent programmes to better understand the patterns of usage of digitised collections in research and teaching, in the UK and beyond. JISC has invested heavily in eContent and digitisation, funding dozens of projects of varying size since 2004. However, until recently, the value of these efforts has been mostly either taken as given, or asserted via anecdote. By drawing on evidence of the various impacts of twelve digitised resources, we can begin to build a base of evidence that moves beyond anecdotal evidence to a more empirically-based understanding on a variety of impacts that have been measured by qualitative and quantitative methods.
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ESPN's Doug Williams writes that some celebrities grow beyond the lines that mark their field to become local royalty often becoming part of a city's definition. Chicago had Ernie "Mr. Cub" Banks, St. Louis Stan "The Man" Musial and Miami had Dan Marino. Peyton Manning however may be as important to Indiana as The Boss is to New Jersey:
Though the Giants, who play in New Jersey, just won the Super Bowl, there's no question who the Boss is in the Garden State. Springsteen, after all, wrote and sang "New Jersey is My Home," whereas the Giants and Jets still claim "New York" in their titles. In a recent poll, Springsteen's popularity was so high in-state that he'd likely have a good chance to unseat popular governor Chris Christie. Bruce and his boys had a "12-minute party" performing at Super Bowl XLIII, but Springsteen didn't pretend to know anything about the Steelers and Cardinals, who were playing in the game. He did, however, call all the shots for the halftime show. "Who decides? The Boss decides," he told Rolling Stone.
When you think of New Jersey there are only two names that come to mind: Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi. Both are local kids who made it big, stuck to their roots and have been rewarded amply for doing so. Springsteen is so important to the identity of that state that he has become mythical in stature–their own version of Paul Bunyan.
Likewise, Peyton Manning has grown to overshadow nearly every other Indiana celebrity in history. Only Larry Bird's legacy can compete with that of Manning.


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Cannot wait to add this to my music collection.
Of course we need a Best of Ozzy!
By teasing fans with a muffled album this week, The Prince of Darkness revealed something we maybe expected...a compilation of all his wonderful, amazing years in music.
"Memoirs Of A Madman" is set to be released October 7. The CD features 17 of Ozzy's greatest hit singles compiled in one place for the FIRST time, and will be available in a single CD, 2-LP set and 2-LP picture disc set. The DVD section will include two-discs which includes classic music videos, along with unreleased and out-of-print live performances, and solo interviews.
CD Track Listing: 01. Crazy Train02. Mr. Crowley03. Flying High Again04. Over The Mountain05. Bark At The Moon06. The Ultimate Sin07. Miracle Man08. No More Tears (edit)09. Mama, I'm Coming Home10. Road To Nowhere11. Perry Mason12. I Just Want You13. Gets Me Through14. Dreamer15. I Don't Wanna Stop16. Life Won't Wait17. Let Me Hear You Scream
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LOCKPORT – The $16,222 cost of an asbestos analysis on the former Mount View Health Facility was approved this week by a Niagara County Legislature committee.
The Legislature previously allocated $10,000 for the testing, but the price from Sienna Environmental Testing of Buffalo exceeded that, said Richard W. Eakin, deputy of public works for engineering.
The county was required to determine the cost of removing asbestos from the closed five-story nursing home as part of a contract approved in July to sell it to David M. Tosetto of Youngstown for $550,000.
He wants to turn it into assisted living apartments for seniors, but his proposal has yet to be approved by the state Health Department. If the cost of asbestos abatement exceeds $50,000, either side can cancel the deal.


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this stock is way way overy bought and needs to cool down, if the market corrects with it, it may not be able to hold $30. Becareful buying here unless this is a long term hold.
I added more puts today
Sentiment: Strong Sell
overy bought? do not get overy carried away with Baidu bull s--t.
Very possible back under $33 after earnings. It jumped from $33+ to $37 in one day without any good news.
Stock has almost traded 1 million shares and is up 10 cents - running out of steam here - no matter what those maniacal bulls say.
it was a technical breakout.
perfect example of what will happen, look at the daily chart start at the beginning of january 2013, we spiked up, flat lined and dropped hard, all other technicals (RSI and MACD, Volume and setup) are all the same. Remember, in stocks, history is the precursor of the future, and during that time there was a 10% correction, if I were you, I'd be buying protection as 10% correction this time sets you to the 33.75 range.
I just posted the same thing but the crazy bulls will vilify us. This stock is up on expectation that there is going to be a HUGE upside surprise on earnings. They are juicing the stock in front of it. If it misses or even meets expectations it will take $30 out on the downside.
exactly, seen this to many times, the crazy thing is, this thing will start leaking before earnings announcement though


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MONTGOMERY - Rep. Mike Ball, R-Madison, says he if he gets enough support he may sponsor a proposed constitutional amendment in the 2012 legislative session that would allow voters to decide the issue of lawmakers' pay.
Ball would link legislative pay to the median income of Alabama households - now half of households make less than $43,000 a year - and set reimbursement for mileage, food and lodging at federal government rates for its employees.
Democratic leaders in the House and Senate scoffed at the plan, saying Republicans are simply deflecting their 2010 campaign promises to repeal the 2007 legislative pay raises that provoked voters.
"All they're trying to do is to put a red herring out there to dodge what they promised to do," said Sen. Roger Bedford, D-Russellville, Senate minority leader. "We should take a straight up and down vote to repeal it."
Many first-time Republican candidates used the pay raise issue to win election in 2010 when the GOP took control of the Legislature for the first time in 136 years.
But Republican leaders have said the issue was not part of their "Handshake with Alabama," the party's 2011 legislative agenda.
Legislative salaries in Alabama became a hot-button issue since when legislators, on a voice vote, approved a 61 percent raise for themselves. Then-Gov. Bob Riley vetoed the plan, but the Democratically-controlled Legislature, with help from some Republicans, easily overrode his veto.
In addition to raising legislators' pay from $30,710 to $49,500, the 2007 legislation also required the $3,850 fixed monthly expense to be adjusted annually, based on the U.S. Department of Labor's Consumer Price Index. Those adjustments have pushed pay for a typical lawmaker to about $53,400. Actually, the state constitution in 1901 set lawmakers' pay at only $10 a day. To get around that, legislators over the years have increased their monthly expense payments.
Ball said a constitutional amendment to take the pay issue out of the hands of the Legislature and tie it to the median income of Alabama households would be more equitable.
"If the people of Alabama prospered, we'd prosper," he said. "If they did not, we also would not. It would also assure that what happened in 2007 never happened again."
Republican House Speaker Mike Hubbard said he liked the concept of Ball's proposal, although he added he was unclear why expenses should be tied to what the federal government pays as opposed to state reimbursement.
In Louisiana, the mileage and daily meal and lodging allowance for lawmakers is tied by law to the rates the federal government pays its employees for their on-the-road expenses.
Federal employees are reimbursed 55 cents per mile, with a per diem of $77 for those working in the Montgomery area.
Sen. Del Marsh, R-Anniston, president pro tem of the Senate, said he had no problem with a constitutional amendment that would allow Alabama voters to decide the issue.
Marsh said he had supported a failed bill in the 2011 session by Sen. Phil Williams, R-Rainbow City, that proposed a constitutional amendment to create a six-member Legislative Compensation Commission.
Williams' bill, which died in a Senate committee, would have created a panel to recommend salary and expenses every four years and assure that pay couldn't be altered during that period. The panel would have been appointed by legislative leaders.
"I would love to see it resolved," said Marsh. "Good people have different opinions, based on when they were elected. It's something that keeps cropping up."
Marsh said he would like to see the Legislature act on a proposal early in the 2012 session.
Rep. Craig Ford, D-Gadsden, House Minority Leader, said the issue will ultimately be resolved by Republicans because they hold super majorities in the House and Senate.
Ford said he would support an independent, non-political pay commission whose members were from across the state.
Under the current system, he said, it's unfair for a legislator who lives in Muscle Shoals, for example, to be compensated at the same rate as one who lives in Montgomery who has little in the way of expenses.
In April, three-fourths of the members of the House and Senate asked for a pay cut or refused to take a scheduled cost-of-living raise in response to critics who say they hadn't done anything to repeal the 2007 raise. Hubbard and Marsh have never taken any pay raises.
According to legislative records, Ball did not take the cost-of-living raise this year, and he rolled back his pay by 15 percent to coincide with proration in the General Fund ordered by Gov. Robert Bentley.
None of the 12 Democrats in the Senate took the 15 percent pay cut. Eight of 22 Republican senators took the cut through the end of the fiscal year, which will end Sept. 30. They were Slade Blackwell of Mountain Brook, Jimmy Holley of Elba, Arthur Orr of Decatur, Trip Pittman of Daphne, Greg Reed of Jasper, J.T. Waggoner of Vestavia Hills, Cam Ward of Alabaster and Tom Whatley of Opelika.
According to records provided by the House Accounting Office, six of the 39 Democratic members took the 15 percent cut. They were Richard Lindsey of Centre; Thad McClammy of Montgomery, Pebblin Warren of Tuskegee, Marcel Black of Tuscumbia, Alvin Holmes of Montgomery and Joe Hubbard of Montgomery.
Only eight of 65 GOP House members did not roll back their pay at least 15 percent. They were Alan Baker of Brewton, Daniel Boman of Sulligent (who later switched to the Democratic Party), Alan Boothe of Troy, Mac Buttram of Cullman, Paul DeMarco (who accepted a reduction of $2,280), the late Owen Drake of Leeds, Todd Greeson of Ider, Mike Jones of Andalusia, Jeremy Oden of Eva and Elwyn Thomas of Oneonta.
In the Senate, 13 Republicans declined the inflation adjustment, as did all 65 Republicans in the House. Five Democrats in the Senate declined that raise, and 20 Democrats in the House turned it down.


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Like any conservation strategy, Marine Conservation Agreements (MCAs) require funding for up-front and long-term implementation costs (for more on costs, see Valuation, Endowments, Sub-step 1.7 of the MCA Field Guide on Costs, and Phase 4: Implementation of the Field Guide). To help practitioners who are considering applying MCAs, information is provided below regarding funding sources and sample funding proposals for Field Projects, general grant databases and funding directories, and grant email updates.
Field Project Funding
Specific funding sources are identified for several Field Projects within this toolkit. Practitioners may access the funding sources by going to the individual field projects through the navigation menu or by opening the table below (using the blue arrows), which is a composite listing of the funding sources for all the field projects. These funding sources illustrate the types of grants available for MCA projects and may also serve as a place to start looking for funding.
Field Projects Funding Table: Click the arrows on the right to open or close the Field Projects Funding Table.
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Sample Funding Proposals
Sample funding proposals may help practitioners understand the types of information to include in new funding requests for MCAs. Examples of funding proposals are found within the individual Field Projects and can also be download directly from the listing below.
- California Kelp Research and Leasing Proposal (download .pdf, 318k)
- Connecticut Shellfish Restoration Grant Application Cover Sheet (download .pdf, 47k)
- Connecticut Shellfish Restoration Grant Application Detailed Proposal (download .pdf, 31k)
- Coral Triangle, Eastern Tropical Pacific, Gulf of California, and Gulf of Mexico MCA Feasibility Analysis Proposal (download .pdf, 240k)
- Mexico - Gulf of California Legal Assessment Proposal (download .pdf, 99k)
- Southern New England Legal Assessment Proposal (download .pdf, 358k)
- Texas Shellfish Restoration Grant Application (download .pdf, 3,153k)
- Washington Oyster Restoration Grant Application (download .pdf, 136k)
- Washington Protection and Restoration Grant Proposal (download .pdf, 176k)
Grant Databases
- Grants.gov is a central storehouse and search engine for information on over 1,000 grant programs and access to approximately $400 billion in annual awards. By registering once on this site, your organization can apply for grants from the 26 federal grant-making agencies.
- The Restoration Center Funding Opportunities is the only office within NOAA solely devoted to restoring the coastal and marine habitats that support the nation's fisheries and other trust resources.
Funding Directories
- Directory of Watershed Resources is a searchable database of resources available to assist with a variety of environmental projects. The database includes information on federal, state, private, and other funding sources and assistance within the United States.
- Environmental Grantmakers Association provides a complete list of EGA member foundations with current staff contacts.
- The Foundation Directory Online claims to offer the most comprehensive, in-depth information available on private and corporate U.S. grantmakers and their grants, drawn from reliable sources, including IRS 990s, grantmaker web sites and annual reports, plus data provided directly by grantmakers. This is a subscription service but is available at certain public libraries for free.
- The Land Trust Alliance identifies a number of grants, resources, trainings, and publications useful for nonprofit grant seekers.
- National Sea Grant provides access to its own Requests for Proposals as well as access to the 32 State Sea Grant programs that provide project funding (often in association with an institution of higher education) on an annual a biennial basis.
- The Philanthropy News Digest publishes up-to-date Requests for Proposals from numerous private, charitable organizations, some of which contribute to environmental projects.
Grant Email Updates
Several grant sites provide email updates regarding funding opportunities and application deadlines. These updates are an easy way to keep abreast of changes without having to go to specific sites and searching for new information. While the list below is far from exhaustive, it will be updated from time-to-time with new email alert web sites as they are discovered.
- Foundation Center Newsletters (free service)
- Land Trust Alliance Newsletter (free service)
- Society for Non-profit Organizations Funding Alert Newsletter ($39/year subscription fee)
- U.S. government Grants.gov email subscription (free service)