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Auburn got the easy win that everybody much expected against Furman. More importantly, a game that was about having fun and getting the starters rested for Georgia fulfilled both of those requirements.
The offense looked as it should against a team like Furman. Chris Todd and Neil Caudle were outstanding. Yes, we must consider the level of competition, but those kind of numbers (a combined 27 of 30 with four touchdowns and no interceptions) are impressive against anybody. I'll put him with the offense, even though he played everywhere, it seemed: Anthony Gulley had some nice runs too.
Special teams remain bad (except placekicking -- congrats to Wes Byrum on being named a Groza Award semifinalist!). But what do you do now, as a coach? I see no reason to think a different guy back there is going to make a difference at this point. I'm still on the kick-only-onside-kicks plan, and now I think go all out for punt blocks -- send eleven guys. Apparently Gulley will be back at punt returner next week, so we'll see how that works out.
The defensive starters looked fine when they played. It wasn't fun seeing Furman score so much in the second half, but when your leading tacklers for the game are Ikeem Means, Jonathan Evans, and Woody Parramore, it's hard to be too concerned. The starters got a rest, and we knew Auburn didn't have much depth on defense.
More interesting than the game itself, to me, if what the substitutions mean. As I was discussing what future starters we saw in the second half, I realized that most of the back-ups playing weren't actually going to be starters next season. Look at Auburn's depth chart (PDF). On offense, that's four starters and no back-ups who are seniors; on defense, there are three starting seniors and one back-up senior. Additionally, punter Clinton Durst is a senior.
So that's only nine significant contributors leaving. But even that really overstates what Auburn's losing, because the Tigers should be getting some injured players back who missed most or all of this season, especially for that extremely thin defense.
This is, in other words, a very young team, and the only position losing anybody that's immediately irreplaceable is (maybe) quarterback. Several seniors have had great seasons, but it's hard to imagine that Auburn will have trouble at, say, running back or defensive end next year. In other words, if Caudle/Rollison/Trotter/Burns/whoever can just be productive, Auburn has a shot at a special season in 2010.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Says the Met Gala Was 'Un-Fun'
"I'm never going again."By Charlotte Cowles
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Jimmy Fallon's Take on the Bieber Baby Scandal
Justin Bieber is playing it straight on the allegations that he fathered a baby with a fan.
"None of it is true ... never met the woman," the 17-year-old singer said on Today Friday. "I know that I'm going to be a target, but I'm never going to be a victim."
Maybe not a victim, but easily the butt of late night jokes.
Jimmy Fallon weighed in on the baby-gate Wednesday night, performing "(It's Not My) Baby" on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon as a dead ringer for the pop star. (Chorus: "It's not my baby, baby, baby, no, it's not my baby, baby, baby, no ...")
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Parents urged to look out for signs of secondary drowning
ABILENE, Texas - We are now in prime swimming season. Just about everyone is aware of the dangers of drowning and the need to protect weak swimmers.
But did you know the danger of drowning can linger well after you get out of the pool? It's called secondary drowning.
Stories, articles, and blog posts about secondary drowning have been circulating through social media. We wanted to know more so we talked to pediatrician, Dr. Hector Garcia-Marrero over at Abilene Regional Medical Center.
Garcia-Marrero explains secondary drowning happens after a near drowning experience, and either one of two things happens in the body.
"One of them is that the upper airway, the muscles you have up in your neck where you breathe, it can get swollen, and they can just react to that irritation from the water, close up and not let you breathe," Garcia-Marrero said. "The other one is a little bit of water seeps into your lungs and it just kind of sits there and it sucks more water from your body into your lungs, so slowly your lungs fill up with water."
Garcia-Marrero explains a possible secondary drowning can turn serious, and of course deadly, very quickly. It's the 24 hours after a near drowning that there is a risk for secondary drowning.
Here are the signs of a possible secondary drowning:
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THE FATE of the Alexandra Hospital is set to be sealed by the end of this year.
Commissioners from across Worcestershire will meet on December 16 to review feedback from the public consultation, expected to start in September, and sign off service changes.
It will bring to an end a review which started in January 2012 and is expected to cost about £2.5million, although it will still require approval from the Government.
An independent clinical review panel ruled in January the Alex could keep about 95 per cent of its A&E service in the form of an emergency centre but overnight paediatrics and the consultant-led maternity unit (CLU) had to be centralised, but only once capacity was in place at either Worcester or Birmingham.
The finer details of the clinical models are still being worked up but as commissioners, including those in Redditch and Bromsgrove, have already approved them in principle the final outcome is unlikely to be significantly altered regardless of the public's response to the consultation.
Writing on his blog Dr Jonathan Wells, chair of Redditch and Bromsgrove CCG, said if closure of the CLU was confirmed following public consultation it could not and would not happen until capacity was available elsewhere.
Simon Hairsnape, chief officer for Redditch and Bromsgrove CCG, said the review had made 'very significant progress' but they still had to pass a key check by NHS England at the end of July before they had permission to go out to consultation.
He said that included demonstrating they had examined issues around transport, finances, capacity and the impact on neighbouring hospitals.
"There's lots of water to flow under quite a few bridges yet", he told a Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust (WAHT) board meeting on Wednesday (June 25).
"It's a tough set of hurdles to jump over. We need to convince NHS England we have got our act together in Worcestershire and have got a model to take forward. Nevertheless we are confident we can do that."
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History of the School
Leith School of Art is situated in the oldest Norwegian Lutheran church outside of Norway. The church was built in 1868 by the Norwegian Seamen's Mission to serve the seafaring community that existed around Leith Docks. The church was the first church built outside of Norway by the Mission and illustrates close historic links between Scotland and Norway.
Scottish architect James Simpson and Johan Schroder of Copenhagen designed the church. The building has some particular features that identify it with Norway and the sea. The fish-scale tiles on the spire are of interest, especially as the spire is the only architectural feature of the building that is particularly Scandinavian, being tall and slender. The stained glass windows in the main sanctuary (now used as a studio) show a crucifixion with fish and Christ fishing with his disciples.
A Founding Stone was placed in the church and can be seen inside the main entrance behind the double doors. The script is in Old Norwegian and as such is more akin to Danish than contemporary Norwegian. In architectural terms, the church bears stronger comparison with other Scottish churches of the period, being stone built and Gothic with a symmetrical gabled street elevation, a tower at one side and halls set at the rear.
There is a stone in the garden called the Vim Stone. In 1937 a ship named Vim, sailing from Norway with a cargo of timber, ran aground, letting in water. However, a fragment of rock broke off, forming a plug in the hole. This prevented the ship from sinking and enabling it to make safe passage to Leith.
The stone was removed from the ship and carried to the church where it was placed on the communion table and a service of thanksgiving was held for the protection of the ship and preservation of the sailors' lives. Later it was transferred to the garden.
The Norwegian community used the church for Sunday worship and also as a community centre for Scandinavians living in Edinburgh. The Church hall had newspapers and coffee and provided a place for Scandinavians to come and retain links with their own culture. The Norwegians Seamen's Mission sold the church about 30 years ago.
It passed through a succession of owners before being bought by Mark and Lottie Cheverton in 1988. The Chevertons repaired and restored the building and converted it for use as an art school.
In 1991 the Chevertons were tragically killed in a car crash and the future of the church again looked uncertain. However, Philip Archer, a colleague and friend of the Chevertons was appointed as Principal and the church has continued to be used as an art school.
Since 1991 the numbers of students attending the School has expanded greatly leading to increased pressure on the space. In 1995 the loft was converted to create a mezzanine floor in the upper studio to create more storage and working space. This is called the Persevere Gallery after the motto of Leith 'Persevere'.
In 1998 the building was altered and extended by transforming all the external grounds of the church into internal spaces. The result was a new Sculpture Court studio, library and circulation space. The Hugh Martin Partnership carried out the architectural work.
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Manu Ginobili vs. the Dallas Mavericks; Or, it's alright now Manu, anyway you do
Manu Ginobili's instincts are true.
The San Antonio Spurs begin their 7-game series against the Dallas Mavericks tonight, and the NBA playoffs couldn't have a better pairing for its opening round.
The NBA playoffs have produced no fewer than three will-never-forget series in my lifetime. None of them featured Michael Jordan. The 2002 Western Conference Finals, Los Angeles Lakers at the Sacramento Kings. Seven games. The 2009 Eastern Conference first round, Chicago Bulls at Boston Celtics. Seven games. And, of course, the 2006 Western Conference Semifinals, San Antonio Spurs and Dallas Mavericks. Seven games.
My mind is on that Spurs-Mavericks series. And, more prominently, I'm thinking a lot about Manu Ginobili's Game 7 foul on Dirk Nowitzki. That foul prevented the Spurs from winning a championship–the Spurs were, unquestionably, the best team in the league that season, with only one legitimate challenger, the Dallas Mavericks.
The Mavericks won the NBA title that year, and they didn't.
The Spurs lost Game 7 of that series in overtime. The Mavericks led by 14 at half. But Manu Ginobili uncorked a bottle of brilliance to start the second half and the Spurs came charging back. Ginobili scored 21 of his 23 points in the second half, and he had a number of key defensive sequences. Manu Ginobili willed the Spurs back into the lead, giving the Spurs a three-point advantage after hitting a triple with 32 seconds remaining. It was one of those pull-up-in-transition-I'm-Manu-Ginobili-what-do-I care baskets Ginobili likes to hit in big moment situations.
And then all that Manu moxie betrayed the Spurs. On the following possession, Ginobili fouled Dirk Nowitzki at the hoop for what became a game tying And-1.
Manu Ginobili's instincts are true. But in this case, the smart play would have been to let Nowitzki score or, at the very least, prevent him from scoring on the shot attempt, sending him to the line for two shots. Had either of those things happened, the Spurs would have likely won the game. Instead, the Mavericks crushed the Spurs in overtime, outscoring them 15-7.
But it's an easy thing to live with Manu Ginobili's mistakes. Addle-brained moments come at a ratio of 1:10 to his brilliant ones, and the occasional lapse in judgment is always already forgiven.
Always. He's Manu Ginobili.
I think the Spurs can beat the Mavericks. The Spurs can win another championship. Here. Now.
And if they do, Manu Ginobili will be their MVP. The time has come to take back the one he let the Mavericks take away.
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Military technology narrowly defined—weapons, equipment, accoutrements—will form a key part of the symposium. We are particularly interested in the way new or newly improved weapons affected the conduct of war at all levels. But that was only part of the story. Technological changes remote from the battlefield also shaped the conduct of war. Agricultural mechanization permitted larger armies to be fed; growing industries provided them with arms and supplies; steam-powered transport helped deploy and sustain them. The beginnings of mass production in some industries, notably smallarms and clothing, made an appearance, as did new techniques of food preservation. So too did photography, telegraphy and various signal devices using flags and lamps, and aerial observation from fixed balloons. Yet here, as with narrower military technology, novelty hardly ruled unchallenged. Horses still mattered more than steam engines and more soldiers still died of disease than wounds.
We seek proposals for papers to be presented in six broad areas: (1) smallarms and tactics; (2) artillery and fortifications; (3) naval technology; (4) logistics and communications; (5) science and medicine; and (6) industry and agriculture. Proposals related to (1) and (6) are especially welcome. In general we prefer broader topics to narrower; attention to continuity as well as novelty; and comparative approaches emphasizing historiography over narrative. We expect to publish a book based on the conference that may serve as a comprehensive introduction to the topic of technology and the American Civil War. Conference presentations will be limited to 20 minutes each, but authors will have ample opportunity to revise and expand their short presentations for publication.
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Gigabyte Z97X SOC Force Motherboard Review
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Published: 26th June 2014 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £149 |
The Z97 range of motherboards have so far shown themselves to be evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The biggest change between the Z87 and the current Z97 boards are probably the consistency and price point of them all. There really hasn't been a bad one as such, and even the fully featured ones are coming in a lot cheaper than the high end motherboards of old.
Demonstrating this 'loads of features for little money' ethos is the Gigabyte Z97X SOC Force. It's a member of Gigabyte's rare, but brilliant, overclocking range of motherboards. After the snafu with the design of the most recent G1 motherboard it's nice to see they've retained the iconic orange and black colour scheme. The question is, of course, does it still provide a wealth of overclocking features for those who prefer to tinker rather than just plug and play?
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As always with a motherboard the specifications are, to a certain degree, identical to any other. So much of the connectivity is now handled by the Intel Z97 chipset that a big change is difficult to get. It's all about the additional elements that a manufacturer can bolt on, and the SOC Force has plenty of those.
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Thanks Tim! I just read the review. Its great to see how this board performs. I cant wait to watch the video when I get home from work
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SALEM - Piranhas don't sit the bench - they swim, they set goals, they improve - they learn lessons for life.
Coach Caroline McDermott founded the youth swim team Piranha Aquatics five years ago as a way to promote the sport she loves and give youngsters in the Salem area a chance to experience competitive swimming close to home.
"They get the camaraderie and socialization of being on a team, but their success is individual. That's why we say no one sits the bench. All kids can see progress and contribute to the team," she said.
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Members of Piranha Aquatics, a youth swim team based out of Salem, pose for a photo with Coach Caroline McDermott, a Salem High School graduate and college swimmer who started the program five years ago as a means to promote competitive swimming both for sport and healthy living. Team members pictured include front from left, Braden Royea, Seth Lewis, Mya DeFinbaugh, Eva Johnson, Sarah Klepec, Hannah Bricker, Ethan Shafer, Jay Shindle, Miles Johnson, Nick Colonna, Bella Hanley, Kennedy Eichert, Maddy Bennett and Colleen Bungard; and back from left, Marly Zeigler, Katie Bennett, Collin Zimmerman, Ryan Harris, Chris Thorne, Rachel Klem, Rilee Myers, Abby Hall, Thomas Bleakney, Joe Klepec, Andrew Zimmerman, Rina Raib, Rachel Klem, Sydney Emge and McDermott. (Photo courtesy of Nick Cool, The Image Works)
The program is preparing to enter its sixth season and McDermott said the word is spreading, with children 18 and under from ten different school districts represented, including Salem, West Branch, Lisbon, Leetonia, Canfield, South Range, Western Reserve, United, Crestview and Liberty. Participation fluctuates from year to year, but she's hoping to increase the number of team members to 75 this year.
A parent interest session for people who want to join is set for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28 at the Salem Community Center, which serves as the home pool for the team. Practice begins Sept. 9.
Registration is available online at www.PiranhaAquatics.com. Participants must be able to swim the length of the pool.
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WHAT: Piranha Aquatics parent interest meeting
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28
WHERE: Salem Community Center
PRACTICE: Starts Sept. 9
REGISTRATION: www.PiranhaAquatics.com
"We don't group by age, we group by ability," McDermott explained.
The team is divided into six groups: two pre-competitive groups where the swimmers are developmentally learning the strokes legally, two competitive groups who compete in meets, the home school group which practices during the day and the high school group which competes at the high school level.
She coaches all the levels, noting that Piranha Aquatics offers a professional coach as opposed to a parent/volunteer coach. Swimming competitively since the age of 10, she knows the sport.
McDermott swam at the YMCA in Youngstown and on a USA Swimming Club, representing Salem High School in competition and going to the state meet her senior year, specializing in the 100 breast stroke and the 50 freestyle. She swam for Baldwin Wallace University in Berea and ended her collegiate career as an Ohio Athletic Conference Champion and All Conference Academic. When she graduated with her bachelor's degree in early childhood education, she held four school swim records for the 100 breast, 200 breast and 200 and 400 medley relays.
She started coaching at age 19 in summer league and coached a few other places. In 2008, she was coaching full-time at a YMCA in West Virginia and decided to leave and moved home to Salem. Her mom encouraged her idea of starting a swim program and 19 people showed up for the first meeting.
Since then, the program has gone from her private venture to a corporation with a parent board of directors awaiting approval of a non-profit status application. She volunteers as the Salem High School swim coach and also coaches high school swimmers from United, West Branch and Western Reserve. She usually has about 10 high school swimmers and they have meets with other schools in the area with swim teams, such as Louisville and Alliance.
Piranha Aquatics hosts the high school invitational in January at Youngstown State University with about 300 swimmers. The first invitational four years ago had about 75 swimmers. The Piranhas compete in the Lake Erie Swimming Zone in Ohio, with Ohio in the Central Zone of the country. They have some intersquad meets so parents don't have to travel too far, besides going to zone meets.
The team includes kids who are still learning the strokes to swimmers who have local recognition. A 10-year-old on the team is considered one of the fastest in the state and in the zone which also includes Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.
McDermott's goal is for every kid to go to swim in college. She uses an iPad underwater to record video of the swimmers and their strokes and shows them video of other swimmers.
She gives them challenges, such as the 3600-second time improvement by the team as a whole, resulting in a pie in her face.
"It's a healthy, lifelong activity," she said about swimming, adding the kids learn about hard work and achievement.
Piranha Aquatics earned a Level I club recognition this year from USA Swimming due to success in four areas: business and organizational success; parent and volunteer development; coach development and education; and athletic development and performance.
They'll be hosting morning clinics at Firestone Park in Columbiana on Aug. 15, 24 and 31.
To learn more, check the website at www.PiranhaAquatics.com or call 330-548-SWIM.


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After undertaking extensive customer research, which included focus groups and surveys, we've decided to propel the Signs Express brand forward by giving it a much needed make-over.
By refreshing our logo using a new bright and engaging colour palette, we have been able to breathe fresh air and energy in to our brand reflecting the dynamic and creative signage company we are.
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Hazmat softwareThe PEAC-WMD system (pictured above) from AristaTek is a crisis management tool for first responders to hazmat and terrorist events. It contains vital information from a number of sources, including NIOSH, NFPA, AIHA, MSDS, and DOT, for more than 10,000 chemicals and synonyms searchable by chemical name, UN number, or CAS number. Designed to be easy to learn and use, the PEAC-WMD runs on a handheld computer. It is ideal for chemical spills, terrorist activity (such as car bombs, dirty bombs, and biological weapons), methamphetamine labs, more than 33 biological agents, 126 radioactive isotopes, combustibles, and pesticides.
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Facial composite sketch toolSmith & Wesson Advanced Technologies announces Identi-Kit.NET, its new Web-based facial composite sketch tool for investigating and solving crimes. Identi-Kit.NET can create wanted posters, search for composite matches, and transmit these images instantaneously by e-mail. Identi-Kit.NET also includes Web-based databases for quick and easy information exchange between law enforcement agencies and other entities, Web-based courseware for training and certification, and online software updates with supplementary software packages.
For more information, circle no. 102 on Reader Response Card
Gas monitorThe iTX multi-gas monitor from Industrial Scientific Corporation is designed to grow with you as your gas monitoring needs change. The iTX can go from being a single-gas unit to a six-gas monitor or anything in between. Featuring "smart" sensor technology, the iTX provides simplified, single-button operation and calibration functions. The Quick-Cal feature quickly calibrates up to four sensors at once, saving time and calibration gas costs. The iTX features a backlit dot matrix LCD that simultaneously displays all gases monitored, bright visual alarms, and a powerful 90-decibel audible alarm, all encased in a compact, rugged stainless steel housing to provide maximum durability and RFI protection. It comes with a lifetime warranty.
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Skid plate for cruisersPro-Gard Police Products, a division of Pro-Gard Industries, has updated its U103 skid plate (pictured below) to provide even better coverage for police Crown Vic patrol cars. The new U104F is designed to protect the lower radiator, front axle assembly, and oil and transmission pans on the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria. It allows for oil changes with the skid plate on the vehicle and requires no additional holes in the vehicle for installation. The U104F skid plate is manufactured from 11-gauge hot rolled steel. Its steel brackets and plate are coated with a black epoxy coating that is manufactured to withstand a 1,000-hour salt spray.
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Tactical blanketsInstant Armor offers two versions of its tactical blanket systems. The First Responder is an eight-panel, level 3A, folding, rigid shield large enough to cover the side of a cruiser or an entire tactical team yet light enough to be deployed by a single officer. The TACIII+ is the rifle version (level 3). Each TACIII+ panel (20 by 48 inches) is designed to defeat more than 30 .308-caliber rounds yet weighs only 24 pounds. Individual TACIII+ panels attach together in minutes to provide a ballistic barrier of any length. ■
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SALEM - Railroad crossings announced as closed today for a rail replacement project include Pershing Street and West Wilson Street, with the Allen Road crossing expected to reopen sometime today.
The closure of all railroad crossings in the city on Tuesday didn't occur as expected, with only the Allen Road crossing shut down.
City Service/Safety Director Ken Kenst said he was not told until Tuesday that the plans had changed, with a RoadSafe official notifying him of the work to be done. RoadSafe serves as the traffic control company for Norfolk Southern,
In July, all the crossings were closed at the same time with no notification given to the city, resulting in city officials demanding more advance notice of any crossing closings so the public could be notified ahead of time. Kenst received a call two weeks ago about the plans to close all the crossings on Sept. 2 and for the crossings at South Lincoln Avenue and Pershing to remain closed until Sept. 15.
Now he said he's been told that work requiring the closing of Pershing and West Wilson today should be done by the end of the day. As for other crossings and when they'll close, including the busy South Lincoln Avenue, he said he hasn't been told anything beyond today's work.
"The information keeps changing," he said. "We're trying to keep everybody informed."
When asked why the worst-case scenario didn't happen, he said no reason was given for why the closing plans had changed. He updated city council members during their meeting Tuesday night, which was televised on the Time Warner cable public access channel, noting that "the city is not in control of this project." The rail replacement is a Norfolk Southern project.
"This may be an inconvenience, but it's necessary for safety reasons at all the crossings," Kenst said, adding "maybe it's not going to be as bad as we originally thought."
Kenst said he'll continue to be in contact with a RoadSafe representative to keep the public informed of what crossings will be closed and when they'll be closed. The Salem Police Department has been using social media to update the public on the closings as soon as the information becomes available.


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Comments on Interview: Meredith d'Ambrosio (Pt 1) TypePad 2009-09-13T16:15:46Z Marc Myers http://www.JazzWax.com/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.jazzwax.com/2009/09/interview-meredith-dambrosio-part-1/comments/atom.xml/ Marla commented on 'Interview: Meredith d'Ambrosio (Pt 1)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340120a5c377af970c 2009-09-14T15:34:58Z 2009-09-14T15:34:58Z Marla Marc, A lovely surprise to read part 1 of the feature on Meredith d'Ambrosio. Looking forward to 4 more! I've...
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A lovely surprise to read part 1 of the feature on Meredith d'Ambrosio. Looking forward to 4 more! I've been a fan of Meredith's music since first hearing the title tune on her recording "Little Jazz Bird," while listening to WBGO-FM at work in NJ back in the early 90's.

Additionally, thanks for posting the mid-60's "Herd" video. Probably my favorite because the band seems to always be on "fire," especially on recordings such as "Woody Live East and West." I have much of the 60's output and hold a very special place in my jazz heart for the extraordinary saxophonist, Sal Nistico. Jazz Icons is slated to release video of this great band sometime in the fall.


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With Passover approaching MADA community center, Quebec's only kosher soup kitchen, is preparing thousands of meals for ten community seders across the city.
Over 500 volunteers have been working hard to prepare over 3500 Passover meals for those who are alone or without means.
"We encourage people to come and get the sense of family, community, companionship and to experience the ceremony of the seder," Miriam Sebbag, MADA organiser said.
There is no charge to attend Passover seders on Monday April 14 and Tuesday April 15 at 7:30PM but MADA asks that you reserve your spot because the locations can fill up. You can reserve here or by calling 514-342-4969.
This year's Passover seders will be held at the following locations:
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Wireless Network Security: How to Use Kismet
Wireless network security flaws are well documented but often very hard for the common person to understand. I will be showing you how to use kismet with out even having to install Linux, or compile kismet.
First you need to proceed to remote-exploit.org and download and burn their Auditor CD. (IF you don't know how to burn an ISO image, go to Google). This version of Linux doesn't install or modify your hard drive; it will boot from the CD and use a Ram Drive (On your Memory).
Auditor is not only a great tool for testing wireless network security with kismet but it also has many other computer security tools on it as well.
Client Window
Next, to start Kismet proceed to the Linux version of the start menu, and press Auditor.
Once you click on Kismet it will ask you for a default location to place the Kismet log files for analyzing later, just press the desktop or temp file.
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Join us June 28 and 29 in Cleveland for the 10th annual Policy Summit, which focuses on effective strategies for strengthening and rebuilding communities. A particular emphasis is on measurement—in short, what programs and policies work, and how do we know it?
Plenary, research, and practitioner sessions led by respected, nationally known experts in their fields will showcase some of the latest research and programs in these areas:
* workforce development
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* REO and rental housing
* the shifting landscape of economic development
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Who should attend? The Policy Summit draws several hundred practitioners, policymakers, elected officials, bankers, and academics from across the Midwest each year. Attendees can not only learn about evidence-based practices and practitioner-tested programs, but also contribute to the vital knowledge exchange that this annual forum provides.


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Bus stop out in front of school and some students utilize taxis which will pick up in upper lot. Transportation from airport and bus station are provided around break times and to certain school activities, but mostly it's provide your own.
Campus transportation is free while taxi's cost.
Having shuttles available during breaks are great. The busses get each student that put in a request to either Greyhound or the airport safely and in a timely manner.
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Senior VP to make sure all platforms deliver titles
After seeing how digital distribution has affected the way consumers buy music and movies, Warner Bros. is moving to make sure its videogames are available on a variety of platforms.
The studio has tapped Jeff Junge to serve as senior VP of online games and digital games platforms for Warner Bros. Digital Distribution and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
As part of the newly created position, Junge will oversee the growth of Warner Bros.' digital games business.
That includes developing new massively multiplayer online games based on Warner Bros. properties, as well as downloadable games or elements to boost the continued playability of existing games. This includes new characters or levels offered through the major videogame consoles, handheld devices and PCs that connect to the Internet.
Junge led the studio's purchase in April of Turbine, a privately held online gaming studio behind the web versions of "Lord of the Rings" and "Dungeons and Dragons."
Deal immediately made Warner Bros. a player in the online gaming arena.
Junge's role was considered key to "assemble all of the digital opportunities into one place and organize it as a fully coordinated activity," Thomas Gewecke, prexy of Warner Bros. Digital Distribution, told Daily Variety . "We created a role designed to integrate our deep knowledge of how the games business works and how digital distribution works."
In his new post, Junge will oversee management of Turbine and the integration of TT Games' popular series of Lego games built around the Batman, Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Harry Potter franchises online. Junge reports to Martin Tremblay, prexy of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Gewecke.
"Jeff has orchestrated numerous high profile acquisitions and has a deep understanding of digital platforms and games, which are key priorities for the studio," said Kevin Tsujihara, prexy of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group. "This newly created position reflects the natural evolution of Jeff's role in the organization as we further expand our digital presence in the games space."
Most recently, Junge served as senior VP of business management for Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group, shepherding mergers and acquisitions for the studio's various home entertainment banners, which include the investment into videogame-on-demand service OnLive, as well as purchases of Rocksteady Studios, Midway Games and TT Games over the last several years.


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Longtime comedian and actor Chris Tucker has announced an 18-date stand-up comedy tour. Produced by Live Nation, the shows starts August 19th in Long Beach, CA. Tickets go on sale July 15 through ticketmaster.com and livenation.com.
Early in his career, Tucker gained a reputation throughout the Los Angeles comedy circuit for his trademark style, incomparable delivery and signature voice and was invited to be on Russell Simmons' Def Comedy Jam where he became somewhat of a regular. Tucker has appeared in notable roles such as Smokey in Friday, and Detective Carter in the Rush Hour film series alongside Jackie Chan.
You can check out all of Tucker's tour dates after the jump.
August 19 Terrace Theater Long Beach, CA
August 20 Comerica Theatre Phoenix, AZ
September 2 Borgata Events Center Atlantic City, NJ
September 3 Palace Theatre Albany Albany, NY
September 4 NYCB Theatre at Westbury Westbury, NY
September 9 Shea's Performing Arts Center Buffalo, NY
September 10 Citi Wang Theatre Boston, MA
September 16 Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL
September 23 UNO Lakefront Arena New Orleans, LA
September 24 The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater Miami, FL
September 30 Murat Theatre at Old National Center Indianapolis, IN
October 1 Fox Theatre Detroit, MI
October 7 DAR Constitution Hall Washington, DC
October 14 Verizon Wireless Theater Houston, TX
October 21 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA
October 22 Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Sacramento, CA
November 25 Civic Theatre San Diego, CA
November 26 Paramount Theatre Oakland, CA


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The saga of NHL realignment seems to be nearing a conclusion with the NHLPA approving the plan last week and the NHL's board of governors now set to vote on the issue, according to the Winnipeg Free Press.
The league's board of governors will vote on the issue via fax, according to the newspaper.
There is no word on when an official announcement will be made by the league regarding realignment as the proposal is expected to pass.
The four divisions in the proposal
Western Conference
Midwest: Chicago, Colorado, Dallas, Minnesota, Nashville, St. Louis and Winnipeg
Pacific: Anaheim, Calgary, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Jose and Vancouver
Eastern Conference
Central: Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Florida, Montreal, Ottawa, Tampa Bay and Toronto
Atlantic: Carolina, Columbus, New Jersey, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Washington.
The Atlantic and Pacific division names will stay the same, according to the newspaper. However, the Midwest will be changed to the Central and what is current known as the Eastern Conference's Central Division will get a new division name, according to the newspaper.
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'Breaking Bad,' 'Game of Thrones,' 'Parks and Recreation' win big at Television Critics Association Awards
It was a good night to be a TV critic, as the Television Critics Association bestowed its annual TCA Awards on an eclectic and very worthy collection of shows and individuals in a private ceremony at the Beverly Hilton.
"Breaking Bad" won the 2013 Program of the Year honor. (Critics were voting on the first half of season 5, which aired in the eligibility window last summer.) "Game of Thrones" was recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Drama, while "Parks and Recreation" and "The Big Bang Theory" split the Outstanding Achievement in Comedy award.
"Orphan Black" star Tatiana Maslany, whom most people in the TCA had never heard of when she appeared before us at a January press tour panel, beat all comers for the Individual Achievement in Drama award, while "Louie" creator/star Louis C.K. won the comedy individual award.
It was definitely a spread the wealth list of winners (see also the "Game of Thrones"/"Breaking Bad" split), with Maslany getting her individual trophy while FX's "The Americans" was named Outstanding New Program, while yet another new — and canceled — series in "Bunheads" walked away with the Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming Award. It won't bring "Bunheads" back, but it was nice to recognize it while we could.
The Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming award went to ABC's "Shark Tank," while HBO's excellent "Behind the Candelabra" won for Outstanding Achivement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials. The Ken Burns documentary "The Central Park Five" won for Outstanding Achievement in News and Information.
Newswoman Barbara Walters won the TCA's Career Achievement Award, while "All in the Family" won the Heritage Award, which is basically the series equivalent of Career Achievement.
I'm writing this before the ceremony starts, but both Norman Lear and Rob Reiner are expected to be on hand for the "All in the Family" win, which should be excellent. (Reiner's father Carl was here two years ago when "The Dick Van Dyke Show" won the same award.) Dan and I should be able to sum up some of the highlights on our next podcast, whenever that winds up being.
The complete list of winners:
Individual Achievement in Drama: Tatiana Maslany ("Orphan Black," BBC America)
Individual Achievement in Comedy: Louis C.K. ("Louie," FX)
Outstanding Achievement in News and Information: "The Central Park Five" (PBS)
Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming: "Shark Tank" (ABC)
Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming: "Bunheads" (ABC Family)
Outstanding New Program: "The Americans" (FX)
Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials: "Behind the Candelabra" (HBO)
Outstanding Achievement in Drama: "Game of Thrones" (HBO)
Outstanding Achievement in Comedy: (Tie) "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS) and "Parks and Recreation" (NBC).
Career Achievement Award: Barbara Walters (ABC)
Heritage Award: "All in the Family" (CBS)
Program of the Year: "Breaking Bad" (AMC)


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Mayor Denis Coderre says the animal euthanasia rate in Montreal is 50 percent, in Calgary it's 7 percent.
"It's a disaster, if we have to kill one cat or one dog, out of two. It's a red flag and we're sending a message that maybe we're not responsible enough for our animals."
The city has used Calgary as a model and last summer it announced the opening of a city owned shelter.
Thursday Coderre unveiled its new location. The animal service centre will open by 2018 on Pie-IX, between 42nd and 47th Sts., in an industrial area of Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension.
He says the 23 million dollar facility will service 14 000 animals, each of them will be vaccinated, sterilized and microchipped.
Coderre is looking at other ways to help with animal responsibility, such as mandatory licensing and microchipping for all animals.
"In several cities of North America this is the kind of best practices that they've been applying, so why not us? It's a question of respecting life and having a better control."
Coderre says a non-profit will run the facility, he hasn't named which one yet, but used the SPCA and Berger Blanc as examples.
Projet Montreal says with the Berger Blanc's controversial past the city will have to be vigilant when it makes a decision.
"We need to make sure that they are completely ethical in terms of their practices because of what happened in the past. We need to be careful," Anne-Marie Sigouin, city councillor with Projet Montreal said.
The shelter was originally set to open in the Angrignon farm of Angrignon Park but the city said Pie-IX would be a better location for the animal service centre.
It said the farm, which closed in the park in 2008, will now be reopening by 2019.
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I know I may sound odd to some but I have had an awesome relationship with my son up until this year. He is 14 by the way. We used to hang out watch movies, actually have a conversation, and be on good terms. I also have 3 daughters whom I get along with as well, but they like doing their own, except for the baby.
Now he doesn't want to talk, hang out, watch movies or do anything with me. He comes home goes on his computer until bedtime. Dinner he used to eat in his room, and I made a no eating in your room rule. He does follow it but eats wicked fast and back in the room he goes. He likes chatting on Facebook and playing mindcradt games and watching YouTube vidoes. Plus he never goes anywhere with us as a family anymore.
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More American soldiers took their own lives last year than were killed in combat in Afghanistan.
That startling statistic should intensify efforts to explain why so many suicides are occurring in the military. Even as that answer is being sought, the situation begs for more mental health counselors and efforts to encourage potentially suicidal soldiers to seek help.
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In these devotional reflections, we have considered Jesus' command in Acts 1:8: "You will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth." Being a witness for Jesus requires us to provide personal testimony on his behalf to others. Doing so "to the ends of the earth" involves cross-cultural interactions with persons from foreign lands and cultures.
Paul employs parallel imagery: "We are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God." As his "witness" and "ambassador" we speak for God to a world he seeks to reconcile to himself. If we are Christ's ambassadors, then the church is a kind of embassy—an outpost of another government in a foreign land.
In 2010 my Words of Hope work required me to visit the U.S. embassies in the capitals of Niger and Uganda. As I entered those facilities, I experienced the unique sensation of being at home amidst alien surroundings. Each diplomatic staff member serves to positively represent his or her homeland to the citizens of a distant country. The embassy itself is officially considered the sovereign territory of the nation it represents. As Christ's ambassadors to a fallen world, may we faithfully exemplify our heavenly citizenship as we, on his behalf, implore those around us to be reconciled to God.


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DOTHAN, Alabama — Police say an Alabama man tried to choke a police dog as he resisted arrest on charges that he shot two people outside a Dothan nightclub.
The Dothan Eagle reports Tavis Banks is charged with attempted murder and assault in the February shootings. A Houston County judge ordered his case to be sent to a grand jury after a preliminary hearing Friday.
Dothan police Cpl. Derek Wieczorek testified officers sent a police dog into Banks' apartment after he refused to come out hours after the shootings. He said Banks grabbed the dog by the neck and choked it until the dog's handler subdued him with a Taser.
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CureVac and Sanofi Pasteur have signed a potentially €150 million-plus vaccine development option agreement in parallel with initiating a $33.1 million Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARP) co-funded collaboration with In-Cell-Art, focused on developing vaccines against infectious diseases based on CureVac's RNActive® technology. The four-year DARPA-supported program will exploit CureVac's RNActive technology along with In-Cell-Art's nanoparticle expertise and Sanofi's vaccine development capabilities.
The option agreement signed between Sanofi and CureVac in parallel with the DARPA collaboration covers pre-agreed license terms for the development of vaccines against a number of predefined pathogens. Under terms of this option, if exercised, CureVac could receive up to €101.5 million in up-front and milestone payments, plus royalties, if Sanofi Pasteur develops either a prophylactic or therapeutic vaccine against each pathogen, and up to €150.5 million if Sanofi Pasteur develops both a prophylactic and a therapeutic vaccine. The latter would be responsible for funding all R&D activities, and would have exclusive global marketing rights for RNActive vaccines selected under the option. CureVac would, in turn, retain the rights to its own core development programs and to the background technology for all applications outside those encompassed by the Sanofi Pasteur option.
CureVac says the multiyear collaboration will allow it to strengthen its technology platform and scale it up for commercial use. "The opportunity to collaborate with Sanofi Pasteur is an exciting step as we continue to demonstrate, in both the commercial and defense-related settings, the broad applicability and versatility of our RNActive technology platform," comments Karl-Josef Kallen, head of R&D.
CureVac is exploiting its RNActive technology to develop mRNA-based therapeutic and prophylactic vaccines in the fields of oncology and infectious diseases. The firm's lead in-house therapeutic vaccines, CV9103 and CV9201, are in Phase II development for the treatment of prostate cancer and lung cancer, respectively. CV9103 comprises four RNActive molecules encoding four prostate-specific antigens, and has successfully completed an open-label Phase I/IIa clinical study in patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer and rising PSA levels.
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A $1 billion casino is being proposed for Brisbane with the current Treasury Casino site dubbed "too small" by its owners.
Echo Entertainment CEO John Redmond has confirmed the company wants to move the casino to an undetermined five-hectare site in the CBD and build a new casino with about four times the hotel rooms of the current casino.
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Treasury Casino will move to a new location in the Brisbane CBD in a billion dollar plan to create "a world class integrated resort" because the current site is "too small".
Mr Redmond said the company had been "inspired" by the Newman government's plans to revitalise the CBD but began their relocation talks with the Bligh government.
He remained tight lipped on what locations the company had scouted, saying he did not want to drive the price up on any sites by show interest in them.
He did, however, concede the George Street Government Executive Building had caught the group's attention.
The Newman Government is moving out of the building in favour of yet-to-be-built office towers in William Street.
"[The current Treasury Casino building] is too small," Mr Redmond said.
"At the end of the day Brisbane deserves a world-class integrated resort and we need something bigger to collate that."
The $1 billion proposal includes a casino with more gaming machines than the current one, an "internationally competitive" VIP experience, a luxury hotel with 300 to 400 rooms, restaurants, function rooms, pool, day spa and a retail precinct.
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A brutal blizzard is battering the U.S. heartland, packing hurricane-force winds and causing power outages in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
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It has already had a deadly impact, killing one person in Oklahoma after a roof gave way under thick snow. One man died after his SUV hit an icy patch on Interstate 70 in Kansas.
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Well, I think they would be better than nothing, you would stand a better chance of not getting smacked into, if they were on though.
Aston Express way Brum leading to and from M6 has four live lanes into city morning rush hour and three live lanes out of city,this changes evening rush hor to four lanes to the M6 and three into city THERE ARE NO BARRIERS seperating the traffic
There was a similar sytem into and out of Uxbridge for a while. This led to my having a car written-off by a driver under the influence. He pulled into the 'shared' lane at the wrong time, lost control when another car entered the lane legitimately, and hit my car. Apparently, just one of the many collisions caused by those motorists who chose to ignore the times relevant to the 'shared' lane.* The road lanes have now been changed, and the old centre lane is now full of 'protected' turning spaces, with islands along most of the length to stop overtaking.
*The question was also raised as to how many motorists cannot read, making the signage redundant.
*The question was also raised as to how many motorists cannot read, making the signage redundant.
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i like the cashew one - just dates and cashews - nought else..
Mrs Megalodon was shopping in Waitrose and came across a snack bar called "Nakd".
Produced by a company called Natural Balance Foods they are touted as "wheat,gluten,dairy and GM free".She brought home a berry flavoured bar and it was delicious.Flavours include cocoa,cashew cookie,apple pie,ginger bread,pecan pie and banana bread.They also produce orange,pineapple,lemon and cherry flavoured raisins which sound interesting.
Don't know if they are available outside the U.K. but keep your eyes open as they are well tasty.
i like the cashew one - just dates and cashews - nought else..
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Not to sound super paleo or anything like that honestly but I've no interest in this type of stuff even if it's actually good processed food.
I think it's cus I don't really like nuts/dry fruit though, not just in an effort to not eat anything that isn't packaged. I'd be interested to know how much sugar is in them though...
Looking at their flavors and ingredients, it sounds like they're pretty much the same as the Larabars you can get over here. They're good as an infrequent treat, or for traveling... and I've heard of some athletes using them instead of more processed forms of quick energy.
When I look at some of the ingredients lists, though, I start thinking - I could just make this myself for probably 1/10 the cost. I probably won't, because I'm lazy, but it does discourage me from buying them, haha.
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I think those would be awesome if you needed rocket fuel mid marathon or something. I'm more of a lifter and sprinter though so, they don't fit with what I do.