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Sausage and Pasta Delight
This Italian dish has universal appeal. If you like things on the spicy side, add a little hot sauce or red pepper.
Serves 6
- 8 ounces penne pasta
- 3 cups Pictsweet frozen Broccoli Florets
- 1 cup Pictsweet frozen Chopped Onions
- 1 lb. bulk pork or turkey sausage
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 can (28 oz.) diced tomatoes, drained
- 1/2 cup Romano cheese, shredded
Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain and keep warm. Place frozen broccoli and onions on stove top. Cover vegetables with water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and cook for 3 minutes. Drain. In a large skillet, cook sausage until brown. Add garlic and cook for 1 minute. Drain. Add broccoli, onions and tomatoes and cook until bubbly hot. Add cooked pasta and stir until well mixed. Place mixture in a serving dish and top with shredded cheese.
Nutritional Info
- Serving Size: Serves 6
- Calories: 410
- Total Fat: 14g
- Cholesterol: 85mg
- Sodium: 1040mg
- Total Carbohydrates: 38g
- Dietary Fiber: 3g
- Protein: 30g


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This study is a careful analysis of a superb clinical experience combining PV resection with pancreaticoduodenectomy in patients with pancreatic adenocarcinoma who underwent operation with curative intent. I make this distinction, rather than using curative resection, because resection of pancreatic cancer, even under ideal circumstances (small tumor, no involved lymph nodes, negative margins, and minimal blood loss), is a palliative exercise. Effective, durable, hope-restoring, often long-term, but palliative nonetheless. We as surgeons want desperately to believe that our knowledge, technical skills, temerity, intuition, and experience can somehow be leveraged against overwhelming odds to achieve the purity of a surgical cure. The corollary, of course, is that anything less is viewed as a therapeutic failure—a concept that I am unwilling to accept. Rather, I choose to view these data as further confirmation of the surgeon's central role in the effective treatment of patients with pancreatic cancer. The authors have done things right, achieving an overall 87.7% (121/138) margin-negative resection rate, a 36.4% (44/121) morbidity rate, and a 2.5% (3/121) mortality rate, with no significant differences between patients who required PV resection and those who did not. Their survival data are consistent with what we have come to expect, with poor survival in patients with deep venous wall invasion (overall 1-year survival of 21.5%) or positive surgical margins (overall 1-year survival of 34.4%). Unfortunately, preoperative prediction of deep venous invasion (tumor >45 mm or Nakao type C or type D on a portogram) or a positive retroperitoneal margin remains an inexact science, frequently requiring resection before the truth is accurately known. Cure of pancreatic cancer requires more than we currently have available. This glaring deficiency should not color the achievements of Fukuda and colleagues in providing effective surgical palliation with a low morbidity and mortality rate in patients with locally advanced pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
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March Madness Game Snack: Crispy Potatoes!kathypatalsky
March Madness basketball starts tomorrow March 13th with the "Sunday Selection" and the "First Four" on March 15th. I'm not a huge year-round sports nut, but I always get giddy for March Madness. I love to draw up my bracket, and watch the NCAA games and prepare yummy game time snacks. Here is one recipe that you probably haven't tried before (with my secret ingredient): Cheesy Savory Crispy Potatoes.
These are husband's all time favorite snack. A little zesty with lots of spice! I serve them with a selection of spicy dipping sauces (Dijon, harissa and some classic hot sauce). But these crispy 'lightly fried' taters are healthier than you think! Find out the secret "cheesy" ingredient….
Secret Ingredients:
#1 Nutritional Yeast
#2 Special Blend of Spices
#3 Mini Rainbow-Colored Taters
…the Nutritional Yeast is probably the one you tilt your head at. I know, I know, it has a horrible name. Sounds like something you take with your vitamins, right? Well it's not! It's more like something you keep next to the salt and pepper and add to just about anything and everything you eat!
..The lame name is why some Nutritional Yeast fans simply call it "nooch". Well nooch has an amazing cheesy savory flavor that mimics the essence of cheese. Like a strong cheddar. I add it to pasta, roasted veggies, soups and more. Such a versatile ingredient that is actually incredibly healthy since it is loaded with vitamins and enzymes. More about Nutritional Yeast here.
Give these Crispy Taters a try, I know your family will love them!
Crispy Potatoes Game Snack Recipe
vegan, serves 2-3 for snacking
2 1/2 cups tiny potatoes, halved
3 Tbsp lemon juice
4 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
dry spice blend:
1 Tbsp garlic powder
1/2 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp cayenne
1/2 tsp chipotle powder
1 tsp cumin
2-3 Tbsp Nutritional Yeast
salt to taste
opt'l: coarse sea salt over top cooked taters
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
2. Wash and slice your tiny potatoes. Halve small potatoes, quarter medium potatoes.
3. In a medium-sized bowl add your EVOO, lemon juice and all spices. Whisk well. Add potatoes and fold into a creamy mixture. Coat every potato well. Increase spice/liquid amounts if the potatoes are not well-covered.
4. Lay a sheet of parchment paper on a baking sheet and pour our sauced potatoes in a thin layer on the parchment.
5. Place in hot oven and bake for 18-20 minutes (broil an extra few minutes for extra-crispy edges), or until edges are crisp and browned and taters are tender inside…
6. Allow to cool for 5 minutes before plating.
7. Serve hot with a side of Dijon mustard! Sprinkle extra pepper/salt on top if you'd like.


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Two Guerrillas Killed, Kashmir Gunfight Continues
By IANS - SRINAGAR
Published: 13th January 2014 04:52 PM
Last Updated: 13th January 2014 04:52 PM
Two separatist guerrillas were killed Monday in a gunfight between security forces and guerrillas in north Kashmir's Baramulla district. The exchange of fire was still on at 4 p.m.,, a police officer said.
Security forces surrounded a house in Dooru (Dangerpora) village near Sopore town in Baramulla district, 60 km from here, Monday afternoon. The police action occurred on a tip-off about a group of guerrillas in the area, a senior police officer told IANS.
"When the security forces tightened the cordon around the house, the militants hiding there fired at them, triggering a shoot-out. Two guerrillas hiding inside the house have been killed so far. The exchange of automatic gunfire continues," the officer said.
Tension gripped areas around the village and Sopore town in north Kashmir after news of the gunfight spread.
Senior army, police and paramilitary officers have also reached the site of the gunfight to supervise the operation against the guerrillas.
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I'm trying to allow a specific group in our Active Directory Domain to
ssh into a server (openssh-server-3.9p1-8.RHEL4.12) we have. If the line
is commented out then it works fine, but any user in our domain may
login if they have a account on the system. When the directive is
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There are millions of dollars to be made in the mobile marketplace right now — Apple alone has sold 120 million iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches since their various launches. However, beyond the runaway success of say, Angry Birds, the money to be made from a mobile platform won't come from clever apps, reports Wired.
Square puts the power of transactions into mobile users' hands – literally.
Transaction-based technology, like Square (which lets users send and receive payments through a small, free credit card reader that plugs right into your smartphone) and Kenya's M-Pesa, which also lets users send money through mobile phones, is seeing huge growth. Wired notes that the four-year-old company is so popular that a quarter of Kenya's GDP passes through it every year. Square, meanwhile, predicts it will process $1.1 billion in transactions by this June.
Beyond paying for real goods, there's also the growing virtual industry (buying and selling virtual goods) — though this is still a niche part of the mobile market. Despite the fact that $1.6 billion was spent on virtual goods for iPhone apps alone last year, only around 2% of the planet uses iPhones, whereas 5 billion people have mobile phones in general, and about 4.2 billion are active SMS users.
Wired quotes the Finnish mobile consultant Tomi Ahonen, who says the future big money isn't in apps, but in developing broader, more basic text- and WAP-based services that simply help people stay connected on various levels, whether it's receiving information or money. If M-Pesa and the Kenyan GDP isn't proof of that, we don't what is.
Basically, it doesn't matter if it's a horoscope, a plane ticket, or a debt re-payment — anything that can be delivered to a mobile phone via SMS should be. And it's possible to reap millions of dollars for providing the services to do so.


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Brushed Fleece is a super soft blend of extra fine merino wool and baby alpaca. The yarn has a soft marl colour effect and is quick to knit making it very wearable, warm and lightweight.
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|Hand Embroidery
I just love Luna and this was a great moment. Quote reads: "Mistletoe," said Luna dreamily, pointing at a large clump of white berries almost over Harry's head. He jumped out from under it. "Good thinking," said Luna seriously, "It's often infested with nargles."
The mistletoe and quote would make a great addition to any holiday decor. The pattern is simple, but large. I have limited the number of colors in the piece to make it as easy and quick as possible to stitch.


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I was wondering if i can start a clan called XS or something like that i want to get members from X-S to join in so theres more to X-S then forums and the site and to see how bad we can kick a** on halo 2. Please respond thanks.
To The Admins And Mod.
Started by JD1 , Apr 25 2006 04:10 AM
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Posted 25 April 2006 - 04:10 AM
Posted 25 April 2006 - 04:19 AM
its been done but feel free to start your own clan if you want...
Posted 25 April 2006 - 04:24 AM
ok cool thanks and can you like make a forum just for the clan im gonna make so people can go in there and chat??? if not i understand but it would be really cool if u can.. by chance if u can ill let u know later what the clan name is i can make for sure no one says or does stuff there not supposed to do in there even though im not a mod. but anyways thanks.
hey man u live in San Antonio i was stationed in Corpus for 2 years and im going down there for a air force graduation next Wed.
hey man u live in San Antonio i was stationed in Corpus for 2 years and im going down there for a air force graduation next Wed.
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Posted 25 April 2006 - 05:01 AM
Ok i just made it the clan is called X Scene like my gamer tag i just played GRAW yesterday with HSDemon and he thought it was a cool gamer tag but anyways im gonna start a new thread so i can give the clans name for people from the site can list there gamertag names so i can add them. thanks
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If you're going to change styles, you might as well go all the way and change your name too. The Sixth Great Lake is actually the Essex Green whose Everything Is Green showed the psychedelic side of the group while on Up the Country the Sixth Great Lake turns to folkier roots replacing Surrealistic Pillow with influences like the Band's self-titled album and Neil Young's Comes a Time. The mellow tone for the album is set with the opening track, "Duck Pond," which features exceptional harmonies and a slow catchy melody. "Sasha Bell" assumes lead vocal duties on "Across the Northern Border" and "Last in Line" and delivers beautiful old-school folk-style singing on both, much like on Everything Is Green. The tempo picks up just a touch on "Cannon Beach," but slows back down on "Descending Star." The group openly acknowledges its influences throughout the album, especially on "Last in Line" and "Blue" giving, respectively, a musical and lyrical nod to Johnny Cash. The cover of the Band's "Rockin' Chair" is another highlight of the record. ~ Tyson Bjorge, All Music Guide
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I am the owner of Knitspot - knitting patterns, clubs, and artisan yarns. I am a life-long knitter with a background in the fashion and graphic design fields, and began designing clothing, knitwear ...
I am the owner of Knitspot - knitting patterns, clubs, and artisan yarns. I am a life-long knitter with a background in the fashion and graphic design fields, and began designing clothing, knitwear and accessories during the 1970s. I teach and write about knitting, spinning, and designing at my blog, Knitspot. I live and work in Ohio with David, who loves wool, too.
My design work/profile has been included in Knitty, The Knitter, Interweave Knits, and Twist Collective, Sock Club, Brave New Knits, as well as several upcoming publications. The complete catalog of Knitspot patterns is available for browsing and purchasing at http://www.knitspot.com/knitting_pattern/index.php
Knitspot yarn clubs are reknowned for perfect pairings of luxury yarn and design, as well as the rollicking good fun in our Ravelry clubhouse where members meet, chat, and knit through club projects together.
Our Bare Naked yarns are as close to the farm as a knitter can get, using fresh fiber produce from regional growers which is then spun into yarn at smaller artisan mills with which I have worked over the years. The collection is focused on single-breed pure wool yarns and exotic blends, with colors that range an entire array of natural tones—yarn the way nature made it.
A deliciously squishy sock in six sizes (XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL) with universal appeal. The deeply textured fabric has a mesmerizing swirly motif with a few tiny cables, a little openwork, and stretchy comfort. Despite its complex appearance, the pattern is easy to work, making for a project that travels well and knits up quickly to keep or give as a gift.
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I'll try it the grsecurity Arch kernel this weekend, though. Is there an IRC / mailing list for its development? I do want to get involved at some point with policy creation, albeit I'm coming from a guy who has only contributed to Suse apparmor profiles and has never used the gr tools. I'll need to get some reading done...
Some initial impressions though, after reading the wiki pages, READMEs from the grsec site, and a new superuser posts about it:
1. They don't try to mainline it because they don't want parts in the mainline kernel, they want the whole package - and they perceive the kernel developers as security hostile. Honestly, my biggest issue with this project is that it looks like it can never become mainline, and thus it can never become popular. This is why I've always supported apparmor - it is flawed, it is insufficient, it breaks a lot, but it is better than nothing and usable. I have no gripes with it if the majority of the Arch ecosystem considers adopting it, though.
2. Is there a way to only use per subject policies, rather than user policies? For single user systems polkit and systemd already do the appropriate resource allocations to unprivileged users, the user profiles seem redundant in that context - usually the DAC policies of the packages themselves are more than sufficient, and what I really want is binary hardening and restricted policies so exploited network facing software can't start jacking the entire system. I get where they have value on, say, a huge LDAP server, where just having custom groups for each user class is insufficient.
3. I thought the stock kernel already does ASLR and has noexec page flags.
The profiles look very apparmor-esque, though, which is good. Trying to do any access control in SELinux makes me want to devour brains since mine melted. Network access controls are nice and fine grained...
Damn it, the more I'm reading about gr, I'm strongly regretting my writing it off years ago under the pretense "it is not mainline, it can never be serious". Kind of hypocritical to think the LSM model is a broken wreck and ridiculous while not considering out of tree security models that avoid using it.
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I'm writing in response to Richard Ogden's letter that the Curve should not add a $2 charge to walk-up sales.
I feel compelled to comment.
First, while the taxpayers have funded construction of the stadium, I believe the tax revenue that is generated yearly, as well as the hundreds of jobs associated with the operation of the Curve, more than justify the investment.
The prestige that the franchise brings to the area is also well worth the investment in the facility.
However, more to the point is that the franchise does not operate in a vacuum. They also have to face the realities of today's economy.
The fact that they have not raised prices since regaining control speaks to the commitment the owners have to maintaining an affordable product. Any time you go to a Curve game, it is not unusual to see the chief operating officer working a 12- to 16-hour day.
When it rains, you can be assured that the whole front office staff will be pulling tarps. When the water pipes broke under the warning track the weekend before the Pirates came to town, it was Dave Lozinak and his staff that dug up the pipes and replaced them with no help from the taxpayer.
I am quite certain they do these things to keep costs down in order to keep the Curve experience affordable.
For anyone to call the owners of this franchise greedy fails to take into account the amount of philanthropic endeavors taken on by the franchise and the individual owners.
The Lozinak family should be justly recognized for these endeavors, but more often than not, they do these things with very little fanfare.
The Curve and the Lozinak family should be regarded as civic treasures.
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Diversity is good business
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Member, APWA Diversity Committee
If you are one of the thousands of 2003 Congress attendees who happened to miss the "Diversity Is Good Business" educational session, or were unable to attend Congress, I invite you to read on.
Three APWA members were invited to speak on the topic of diversity from the prospective of their communities. Our desire was to select communities from different geographical areas, and of different sizes.
The following are some highlights of the presentation. Many thanks to the presenters and their communities for allowing them to share their experiences.
Eugene, Oregon: Eric Jones, Public Affairs Manager, Department of Public Works
Representing the Pacific Northwest, Eugene is the third largest city in Oregon with a population of 142,380 over 42 square miles. The Greater Metropolitan area population exceeds 250,000. Home to the University of Oregon, with an enrollment in excess of 20,000 students, Eugene is a very active community with numerous neighborhood and campus organizations that are actively involved in issues facing the community with the challenge being how to balance competing community values.
Eugene has met these challenges head-on by an in-depth and continuing diversity focus on all city departments.
A city-wide Diversity Advisory Council has been established and each department has active diversity committees that develop and implement work plan goals, such as diversity training, survey of employees, recruitment strategies, communication, and community outreach and involvement.
The Public Works Diversity Committee "Mission": "To challenge and lead the Public Works Department to provide a more respectful work environment in which diversity is a strength in providing services to the community," establishes diversity practices as integral to the business of the department.
Several recent accomplishments of the Public Works Diversity Committee are:
Completed an in-depth Workplace Assessment involving all employees that resulted in several key recommendations including demonstrating top management commitment to a respectful workplace, empowering all employees to be successful, resolving conflict and disputes in a timely manner, and reviewing and clarifying internal policies for better employee understanding. A follow-up assessment is planned.
The net effect of the above diversity focus has been: Greater pool of ideas (input) from employees; more teamwork; better recruitment, selection and retention of employees; fewer unproductive staff interactions; increased receptivity and adaptability to changes; and better service delivery through awareness of community needs and resulting increased community support.
Riviera Beach, Florida: Donald Jacobovitz, P.E., Director of Public Works
In some contrast to Eugene, Riviera Beach is located 75 miles north of Miami and directly north of West Palm Beach, has a population of just under 30,000 covering 8.3 square miles, and is a commercial seaport on the Atlantic Ocean.
While Riviera Beach does not currently have a formalized diversity program, it is embarking on a major redevelopment effort of commercial, recreational, cultural, and housing improvements on prime real estate involving some 850 acres of coastal property. Significant diversity efforts will be needed by the Community Redevelopment Agency that must effectively communicate with a broad range of issues and interest groups as the project(s) moves forward.
In moving forward the community recognizes the need to focus on issues of change management, employment practices, and fostering an atmosphere that promotes free flow of new ideas. Procurement practices are also slated for change to give less preferential treatment for local vendors and thereby receive increased participation and improved pricing. More EEO and other diversity training is planned to improve employment practices and stimulate new ideas and reduce job entrenchment.
Evanston, Illinois: Cathy Radek, Superintendent - Administrative Services, Department of Public Works
The City of Evanston, Illinois, the state's sixth largest community, was founded in 1863. It is located just 11 miles north of downtown Chicago on the shores of Lake Michigan. Some 75,000 residents occupy 8.5 square miles—certainly a densely populated area with nearly 9,400 persons per square mile. It is a vibrant, diverse community—in fact, residents pride themselves on the community's racial, religious, ethnic, social and economic diversity. Evanston shares a strong history with Northwestern University. Evanston grew up around the University.
Evanston is a community of variety and it is believed this variety creates vibrancy in the life of the town that encourages economic development. The number of businesses has increased by 27% over the past six years, and an impressive 1,400 new jobs have been created during the same time period.
To quote Cathy: "Simply put, diversity is good for business in Evanston."
Four target areas were further discussed in the presentation encompassing Human Relations, Health Services, Arts Promotion and Purchasing Practices. A few highlights are noted.
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Whether applied within an organization to improve its responsiveness, flexibility and strength as is being done in Eugene, Oregon, or applied to a an economic redevelopment challenge in a coastal community like Riviera Beach, diversity emerges as a key element to success. In Evanston diversity is its identity, and the ongoing celebration of this fact has proven to be enormously successful and a catalyst for economic growth.
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President Barack Obama is honoring all U.S. servicemen and women who have served in Iraq. He is thanking them on Tuesday as he officially prepares to end combat operations in Iraq.
Operation Iraqi Freedom was launched in 2003 by U.S. and coalition forces,which toppled the regime of Saddam Hussein in 21 days of major combat operations. More than 4,400 U.S. military personnel were killed in the Iraq War and thousands were wounded.
"Whether you are for the invasion or whether you opposed the invasion, you had our men and women in uniform who undertook the commands of their commander in chief, and should be held up and celebrated for what they've done in allowing combat troops now to come home," White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said.CBN News Sr. Reporter George Thomas talked more about the situation in Iraq on the Aug. 31 edition of the CBN Newschannel's Midday program. Click play for his comments.
Last week, the last combat troops left Iraq. It was a huge step toward America's goal of putting the Iraqi republic's future in the hands of its people.
About 50,000 U.S. troops will remain in Iraq for about another year, working in non-combat roles.
All U.S. forces must leave Iraq by the end of 2011 under a security agreement signed by the U.S. and Iraq before Obama took office.
"This redoubles the efforts of the Iraqis," Gibbs said. "They will write the next chapter in Iraqi history, and they will be principally responsible for it. We will be their ally, but the responsibility of charting the future of Iraq first and foremost belongs to the Iraqis."
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Deborah P. Fleck, 65, Claysburg, passed away Monday at home.
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A big rig driver who attempted to make a U-turn ended up jackknifed, stuck and blocking Old River Road near County Road 22 in Yolo County on Thursday, the California Highway Patrol said.
The roadway, which is used by commuters between West Sacramento and Woodland, was blocked in both directions for more than an hour, according to the CHP.
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Unless the costuming a la Darcy was the only point, I don't really see that White bears any obvious resemblance to Firth in terms of physical features. No matter, both gentlemen are easy on the eyes. "Sunny" is a good description of young White. And the older Firth will remain forever dashing.
LOL, I recall that when asked about leisure activities, White once mentioned that going to movies with Belbin was one of his favorite. As you say, very possible that they have since come to know Firth from The King's Speech.
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In case anyone missed it, Meryl & Charlie have another youtube in their Classroom Champions series:
DJ the dog makes an appearance.
The subject is taking care of your body & mind.
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Those photos are too cute. I'm a sucker for doggie photos!
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I so agree! What Meryl and Charlie do on the ice always bring pure joy of skating to me. I love their programs season after season, enjoy them tremendously and never get tired of watching them!"I think we have different moments in our past that we have favorite performances, but I think we really like all of our programs and appreciate them for what they did for us in our career. It's hard to compare them because you put so much work into them. I think every year the program we're doing at the time is probably our favorite because we're putting so much into it and I think we feel that way this year, as well."
Best of luck to Meryl and Charlie at London Worlds! I hope they can win their second world title there.
And more importantly, I sincerely hope they stay healthy/injury-free until Sochi!
13 minute radio interview with Meryl & Charlie, as a pre Worlds kick off
Just wanted to let you know that the Davis and White teleconference is up on the Ice Network and it's open to all.
For anyone wanting the link:
The call is 18:49 in length.
My only disappointment is that when asked to assess the strong field at Worlds, White mentioned Virtue/Moir, Pechalat/Bourzat, Weaver/Poje, and the Russians ... but not D/W's great friends the Shibutanis.
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There is a nice Meryl & Charlie article in the on-line version of Skating Magazine:
Congratulations to Meryl and Charlie on their 2nd World Title. So happy that they have been rewarded
for an amazing season! Bravo!!!!!
Splendid for them! I'm thrilled.
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David Price does not know when he will be fighting next after the British heavyweight champion was taken off an Atlantic City bill next month.
The Liverpudlian was due to make his professional debut Stateside but Price has told his own website that will not now happen.
The 28-year-old, who also who the Commonwealth strap when he stopped Sam Sexton at Aintree last month, is also without TV backing after promoter Frank Maloney was denied any more dates on Sky.
However, Price is backing Maloney to continue to deliver as he looks for another platform on which to promote the undefeated fighter.
"My focus now is to keep working hard in the gym and work towards fulfilling my own personal goals," he said.
"I'm in good hands with Frank, who is talking to a number of broadcasters about my future fights, and the key for me is to leave the business side of things to the people around me."
This sucks, Price is best young heavyweight prospect, he needs to get away from Frank Baloney.
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This is about Sky threatening to pull him off the network. He knows if he fights over in the US he won't have a British broadcaster covering his fights.
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Why not just place the Wii near the TV, no modification requiredOriginally Posted by DarkDepths
Well, if your wii was far from your tv, then you can't exactly plug your sensor bar into the wii can you? So why don't you just plug it into the nearest power outlet. That way, your sensor bar doesnt need to be near the wii, only near a electrical outlet.
Why not just place the Wii near the TV, no modification requiredOriginally Posted by DarkDepths
Here is some interesting information I gathered while doing this yesterday:
- When the Wii is in "sensitivity aiming mode" it variates the voltage from 5 volts to 7.5, to make the lights blink (like they do on screen at when doing the sensitivity aiming screen)
- The sensitivity of the remotes is adjusted in the "Digital camera" (??) (I think a CCD) in the Wii Mote, no changes are made to the brightness of the sensor bar...
- As stated by the guy who made his own sensor bar Make How to make your own sensor bar there are actually 5 lights on each side of the bar
I have added a video of this on my site.. link below..
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Next I am going to take apart the Wiimote and find out what it uses as a "sensor",... I have to get em back from my GF first
When the Wii starts getting more "customizable", I want a mod that when you tap two Wii-motes together, they go "chink" like beer glasses...
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That's not always practical, say you have a projection television.Originally Posted by Master Wii
Besides, what is this "no modification" stuff you speak of?
BTW can anybody find info on what exactally the Wiimote is using to "triangulate" the signal? I am gonna tear it apart and look, but judging by the screen shots from the aiming sensitivy mode, my bets on a cheap digital CCD. .
Anyone else think the aiming screen looks like "a live feed"...?
Modifications are fine if they increase performance or make the gameplay experience all that much better.Originally Posted by paperstreethacks
I agree... for the bold, even non performance based modifications are fun..Originally Posted by Master Wii
I am not saying that modding the Wii case to look like a [?] block fromm Super Mario Brothers is on my todo list (hmmm), although I think case modding takes an array of talent....
This particular modification allows me to play my Wii on say, a projection screen, or as I am attempting this week, the local 1 screen movie theater.
There was a thread on here about a user that was having trouble on a bigger screen TV. Ill see if I can find the post and link ya.
Edit: It was a projector with a 106" screen:
It might help?
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Wii on the silver screen?Originally Posted by paperstreethacks
Yeah.... Hehe here's preview..
but basically bobby1212 has the idea.. i am gonna put the Wii Sensor bar on a stand in the row in front of the row we sit/stand/flail in... so the screen will appear to be full size in front of them, but the virtual "Window" that the user is interacting with is smaller...
like bobby's picture below
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) chairman Murad Ebrahim paid tribute to Umno, which he described as a Malay-based political party that the Southern Philippine Bangsamoro people could learn a lot from.
"The story of Umno and its founding has much to be shared with the Bangsamoro as lessons to be learnt in the political life of the Malay people," Murad said at an international forum held in conjunction with the Umno general assembly which starts Tuesday.
"In Malaysia's struggle against colonialism, how Umno engaged in conciliation and conflict resolution is exemplary, and your country's citizens have reason to be grateful for your experience in governance," he added.
The forum on "Conflict and conciliation and the people's politics: looking back or looking forward?" was held at the Putra World Trade Centre. Murad was in Kuala Lumpur to attend the forum.
Murad thanked the Malaysian Government and its leaders including Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak and former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad for their longstanding support to the peace process in the conflict-torn region.
He said organising the forum ahead of the annual meeting of Malaysia's largest political party projected Umno as a party whose interest went beyond domestic politics to include a desire to be united with the larger Muslim ummah and international community.
The soft-spoken Murad related Malaysia's contributions in the Southern Philippine peace process which led to the signing of a landmark framework peace agreement last month between the MILF and the Philippine Government.
Murad said the current round of peace talks began when the Philippine Government under then president Gloria Arroyo sought help from then Prime Minster Tun Dr Mahathir in 2000 to facilitate a negotiated political solution to the conflict.
He said Malaysia also contributed in other areas such as the International Monitoring Team (IMT).
Murad noted how the first IMT contingent was put in place with Najib, who was then Defence Minister, traveling personally to Mindanao to lend support. He described Najib as a leader who believed in moderation and transformational leadership.
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rpmwwe - I would agree with you. I was hoping there would be a forum to discuss candidates stances, but there was none this time. The SN did run interviews with candidates which provides just some insight. In which voting district do you reside?
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This is one of those elections in which none of the candidates (at least on my ballot) have any kind of publicly accessible platform. I'm not sure how to make a decision based on no information so I will abstain. I don't vote for someone or something in order to find out what it is that I voted for.
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Yes, I will vote. Though I live in Salem, I'll echo notSocialist, hopefully people turn out to vote against school levies. If anyone wants to ask the question, "what about the kids?", get an answer to that question from a teachers union before you ask the taxpayer. If any school levy in the area passes, it'll be a shame.
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BABOUS LA PORT, Haiti -- Relief workers in Haiti have been engaged in a desperate bid to keep the cholera epidemic from spreading after hurricane Tomas skirted the island, dumping heavy rain in some areas.
Before the storm, the outbreak was slowing. With massive flooding caused by the heavy rains, there are new worries that the waterborne disease will spread into new areas.
Rain fell in torrents in areas in the city of Leogane.
"It is as if that city can't catch a break," said David Darg, Disaster Relief Director of Operation Blessing International. "They were the epicenter of the earthquake, and now the horrific floods. It was the only city that sustained massive flooding after hurricane Tomas."
Miles away, hurricane survivor Alicia Pierre was happy her home was still standing after all the pouring rains, even though it has been damaged. She said the rain came late at night, and soaked everything, including her bed. She had nowhere to go during the storm.
With the hurricane and the flood waters of Tomas now behind them, the focus turns to making sure the people of Haiti have clean drinking water.
Operation Blessing International has been installing water filtration systems in areas around the capital city of Port-au-Prince since January's deadly earthquake.
On Monday, the team packed up a filtration system, along with boxes of bleach, and headed north to the St. Marc region of the island nation.
"She is dead," said Edouard Jenkens, St. Marc Region resident. "She drank some water. She is dead. So much trouble. My friend, he is dead. My cousin, he is dead."
Jenkens and many others have seen loved ones die, because of the cholera outbreak, but their fears have diminished since the floodwaters receded.
"It was much worse yesterday," Darg said. "This whole area was like a lake. The good news is the water is receding. The scary thing is what the water is leaving behind."
Port Kno, about 15 miles north of Saint Marc, is the heart of the cholera epidemic. With an already contaminated creek, combined with the floodwater of Thomas, shows why it's so important that the drinking water is clean.
A filtration system pulls up to 10,000 gallons of water from the local river a day and makes it drinkable. It's a lifeline in struggling community.
Children rush to fill their jugs, not long after Operation Blessing's team has finished the installation of the system.
"Cholera started in this area," Darg said. "Just two weeks ago, we were in this village and seeing people being brought on stretchers. People were dying in this village. That makes the flooding all the more serious."
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Sometimes, it seems that no matter how much you stretch, you don't become any more flexible. Over every muscle in your body is connective tissue, and that tissue can get tight as well. Foam rolling can help loosen it up. By combining foam roller exercises with stretching, you can develop greater flexibility and decrease your chance of injury and pain.
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You can use a foam roller before and after your workout. It helps loosen tight muscles and connective tissue before and after physical activity. Roll each muscle in a gentle, continuous motion for up to 10 times. Perform static stretches after a workout is complete when muscles are warm. Stretch at least two or three times per week, according to the American College of Sports Medicine. Hold each stretch 15 to 30 seconds at the point where you feel a pulling sensation but no pain.
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Sit on the roller on the floor. Keep your left knee bent and right leg relaxed on the floor. Tilt to the right and gently roll up and down on your right glute. Switch sides and roll on the left side. Turn to your left side and place the foam roll at the top of your left thigh on the side. Place your right leg over the top so your knee is bent and foot is on the floor. Roll all the way down your thigh to just above your knee. Use your arms and foot to push yourself back and forth. Switch sides. Turn so that you are face down. Place the roller along the tops of your thighs. Roll from the tops of your thighs down to your knees to work the quadriceps.
Standing Stretch Routine
Stand with your feet hip-width apart and your arms at your sides. Bring your arms up over head and clasp your hands together. Lean over to the right, hold, and then lean to the left. Bring your arms down in front of you, parallel to the floor. Round out your upper back and drop your chin to your chest while pushing your hands forward and hold. Release and clasp your hands behind your back. Straighten your arms and try to lift them away from your body to stretch your chest and shoulders. Release and reach your hands down to your toes, allowing your torso to collapse down towards your thighs to stretch your hamstrings. Roll gently back up to standing. Stand on your right foot and bend your left knee, grasping the foot with your left hand. Hold for a quadriceps stretch and switch sides. Step your right foot back into a lunge position. Keep your heel on the ground and bend your left knee, leaning forward to stretch your calf. Hold and then switch sides.
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You can roll more than your lower body muscles. You can roll your back, abdomen or even your sides as well. Just proceed gently and move slowly to get the most benefit. For your warm-up, you can start with five to 10 minutes of cardio. Proceed to foam rolling and then perform dynamic stretches. Movements such as arm circles, torso twists and toe touches, for which you swing your legs up one at a time, are all examples. Save the static stretch routine for the end of a workout.
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- ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription; American College of Sports Medicine
- Perform Better: Using Foam Rollers
- Mayo Clinic.com: Stretching: Focus on Flexibility
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When we look back at American family life in the late 1930s, many of us view it not through the eyes of reality but, instead, thru the rose colored glasses of popular culture. If you were young yourself at that time, you have a more realistic memory of those years - but, if you're a baby boomer and beyond, you're more likely to imagine a typical American home, circa 1940, as being in Carvel where a teenager named Andy Hardy lives: clean, pleasant, prosperous, and where every challenge, crisis, or misadventure is resolved in time for a happy ending - complete with the occasional musical number.
It's not surprising that we have this rosy vision of the past; after all, every entertainment medium did its best to create and sustain this image. Hollywood gave us a seemingly endless series of Andy Hardy movies, the Broadway stage gave us "What a Life!" which introduced the perpetually teenaged Henry Aldrich, and radio quickly turned Henry and his friend Homer into comedy characters that would endure for over a decade. As the 1940s progressed, the trend continued: perky teenager Corliss Archer came to radio in 1943, as did "A Date with Judy" - both sit-coms featuring a typical teenage girl dealing with her boyfriends, her often baffled parents, and the overwhelming dramas of high school social life. But it wasn't the stage, screen, or radio that would bring us our most enduring and innocent image of teenaged life; it was, instead, the comics.
In December of 1941, just two weeks after Pearl Harbor, Pep Comics introduced a new character that continues to entertain readers to this very day - and his name is Archie Andrews. From the beginning, Archie was the epitome of the American teenager of the 1940s: dressed in a polka dot bow tie and a letterman's sweater that proclaimed his loyalty to Riverdale High, he drove a souped-up jalopy, hung out with the perpetually lazy Jughead Jones, and spent most of his time in a lovesick haze. Aside from occasional crushes on movie goddesses, Archie divided his affection between two teenaged beauties: Betty Cooper, a bright and down-to-earth blonde, and Veronica Lodge, a wealthy brunette who loved to toy with Archie's affections. Hitting just the right mix of familiarity, slapstick comedy, and small-town warmth, Archie and his pals were an instant hit with teen readers - and, in less than a year, the characters had made their way from comic books to a daily newspaper comic strip and to radio.
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was a daily fifteen-minute radio series, aired over the Blue Network. Ratings were respectable and, after a brief move to a half-hour weekly slot, the five-a-week format returned on Mutual in 1944. But the series really hit its stride in June of 1945, when a largely new cast was introduced and it premiered over NBC in a Saturday morning slot that it would happily occupy for eight years. For the majority of the Saturday morning run, Archie was played by Bob Hastings, a talented young actor who had already made his reputation playing juveniles on dramatic programs. Woman-hating food-loving Jughead was played by Harlan Stone, perky Betty was played by Rosemary Rice, and the honey-voiced Veronica was played by Gloria Mann. If you were looking for subtlety or teenaged angst, you were never going to find it on "The Adventures of Archie Andrews"; in typical sit-com fashion, the plots usually revolved around some simple misunderstanding that quickly turned into bedlam. Aimed straight at a pre-teen audience, the programs were designed to be nothing more than loud, goofy, and fun - and, from the reactions of the studio audience that attended each live broadcast, the show was clearly adored by its listeners.
"The Adventures of Archie Andrews", a seven-hour collection from RadioArchives.com, offers fourteen original NBC broadcasts taken from the original network master recordings and fully restored for sparkling audio fidelity. If you've enjoyed our other comedy collections - and especially if Archie and his pals were a big part of your youth - this is a collection you simply won't want to miss. Programs include:
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Saturday, May 18, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Mind Your Own Business
Saturday, June 1, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
The Romeo of Riverdale
Saturday, June 8, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
The Masked Marvel
Saturday, July 6, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Uncle Ezekiel's Will
Saturday, July 13, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Buying a Hammock
Saturday, July 20, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
A Present for Veronica
Saturday, July 27, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Getting Some Rest
Saturday, August 3, 1946 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Archie is Missing
Saturday, March 4, 1950 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
A Mouse in the House
Saturday, November 11, 1950 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
The Charleston Contest
Saturday, November 18, 1950 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Income Tax
Saturday, March 10, 1951 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Too Much Noise
Saturday, March 17, 1951 - 30:00 - NBC, sustaining
Archie's Jalopy
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This report provides a complete guide to selling films in Russia through theatrical distribution. A description of the legal aspects of film distribution, a history of the growth of the market and its current state, the key players, market trends, and growth perspectives is provided.
This report offers a cross-section of the current state of Russia's film market, including the following aspects:
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Films in Russian distribution
Around 300-350 films are released in Russian cinemas each year. This number dropped slightly during the crisis of 2009, but rose again in 2010, reaching 338 films, along with 25 alternative shows designed for digital cinemas.
Peculiarities of Russian distribution
In late 2008, devaluation of the rouble prompted by the global economic crisis and a drop in oil prices seriously affected the cost of prints. After a certain point, this forced distributors to start considering cutbacks in the scale of their releases. As a result, 2009 saw a growing number of second-run cinemas forced into this category by distributors unhappy about the results of previous releases. The cinemas were given a choice: get the film 3-4 weeks after its premiere, or pay a high "minimum guarantee" fee to recoup the distributor's film printing and logistics and advertising expenses, and bring the exhibitor the expected profit.
It didn't take the cinemas long, however, to find a way out, as they began installing digital projection equipment. Desire to join the ranks of first-run "premiere" cinemas became one of the driving forces behind the transition to digital technology for exhibitors in smaller cities. As a result, the number of second-run cinemas in Russia did not have time to grow, and the average film release period in Russia remains short (an average of two weeks).
Film distribution and exhibition market volume
Russia's box office receipts are growing at an ever more impressive pace: around 40% per year (in dollar terms), with the exception of the crisis of 2009, when, for the first time in modern Russian history, box office figures in hard currency showed negative growth (12%), caused by devaluation of the rouble during late 2008 – early 2009).
Still, even then, the rouble volume of the film distribution market continued to grow, albeit at a lower rate (currently at 13%). However, the results for 2010 so far show that the Russian theatrical distribution crisis is over, and the box office receipts have nearly reached a billion dollars.
Film ticket prices
In the last few years, an increase in the average ticket price has remained the principal driving force behind the growth in Russia's gross box office receipts. This is true both for prices in roubles and in their dollar equivalent, although the latter also reflect variations in the currency exchange rates, particularly since the rouble's devaluation in 2009, when the average ticket price in hard currency terms fell by 21%.
The Russian cinema exhibition market is highly fragmented. It has around 500 players, including 82 cinema chains and more than 400 independent cinemas. Of the chains on Russia's market, 21 operate on a nationwide level (managing cinemas in several federal districts), 8 operate on a regional level (working on the territories of several regions within a single federal district), and 53 local operate locally (each functioning within a single Russian region).
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As at December 2010, a total of about 30 companies are operating on the Russian film distribution market (not counting regional film and video rental organizations and companies launched for the exhibition of a single film). The majority of companies (14) represented on the market work with independent films produced for a mainstream audience. Nine companies work primarily with arthouse films; five represent major Hollywood studios (although as a rule, their program is not limited to these releases), and one company works exclusively with alternative digital content.
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HAMBLETON?- A lot of things have to go right for a football team to finish a season with an unblemished record.
The Mountain Lions, who will take an 11-0 record into their second-round playoff game against Clay-Battelle on Saturday, have excelled on the defensive side of the ball this season, something coach A.J. Rapp says has been key to his teams' success.
"Our defense has been a big part of what we've accomplished this year," Rapp said. "We've been real steady on that side of the ball then entire season."
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Tucker County's Zac Wolford, right, and Cory Hanlin (66) close in on Moorefield's DaSean Brown in the Mountain Lions' win last weekend. Tucker County will entertain Clay-Battelle on Saturday.
The Mountain Lions have allowed just 10 points per game this season. They have three shutouts on the year and have 27 takeaways through 11 games.
"Our defense has a goal for points allowed and turnovers for each game," Tucker County defensive coordinator Shane Eakle said. "Our kids pride themselves on coming out and trying to reach those goals every game."
Because of skill and experience, Tucker County's defensive secondary has been very opportunistic this season, coming away with 17 interceptions.
"Our play in the secondary has allowed us to do a lot of different things with our front seven," Rapp said. "All of our defensive backs are athletic and they cover real well. We also have three seniors back there that have started since they were freshmen."
The seniors Rapp is referring to is Tyler Snyder, Derek Nestor and Nathaniel Goldstein.
Juniors Zach Armstrong and Austin Zirk also provide depth and strong play in the secondary.
"Our defensive backs will come up and hit you," Eakle said. "Our guys back there definitely play with a linebacker mentality."
Even though they play like it, there's no chance that Tucker County's defensive backs will be taking anyone's job at linebacker.
That's because the Mountain Lions' linebacking corps is one of the best around.
The group is headlined by all-stater Michael Adkins, who leads the team with over 100 tackles this season.
"Michael is definitely the leader of our defense," Eakle said. "He makes sure everything is working right and leads by example."
Adkins is joined by senior Trevor Kidwell and junior Spencer Pennington.
The Mountain Lions' defensive line, which is powered by Cory Hanlin, Zach Everly, Cory DiBartolomeo, Mikhail Lewis, Marshall Whisner, Zac Wolford and Zirk, has also excelled this season.
"Our defensive linemen do a nice job of keeping pressure off our linebackers," Rapp said. "We've been real pleased with our guys up front this season."
Tucker County's defense will be tested again this weekend when the Cee-Bees visit R.H. Armstrong Field for a 1:30 p.m. contest.
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