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Tynisha Keli
|Tynisha Keli
|Birth name
|Tynisha Keli Soares
July 28, 1985
New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States
|Pop, R&B
|Singer, songwriter, musician, dancer, model, actress
|Years active
|Warner Bros. Records (2006-2009)
Warner Japan (2009-2011)
Eight72 Entertainment (2010)
Tynisha Keli Soares (born July 28, 1985), known by her stage name Tynisha Keli, is an American R&B and pop singer-songwriter, who has seen her greatest success in Japan.
She is best known for the single "I Wish You Loved Me" which was written by Rico Love and produced by Tha Corna Boyz. The singer's debut album, The Chronicles of Tk, was released in Japan on April 22, 2009. The album peaked at number twelve on the Japanese Albums Chart,[1] and sold 600,000 copies in Japan.[2] The album's second single Shatter'd, reached number four on Billboard's Japan Hot 100.[3] Her second album The 5th Element was released August 2010 in Japan, it debuted at number one on Japan's iTunes, the first single released off the album "Love Hurts" also debuted at number one. The album peaked at number thirty-six on the Japanese Albums Chart.
She is not currently signed to a label and still working on her third album.
- 1 Early life
- 2 Music career
- 3 Discography
- 4 Tours
- 5 References
- 6 External links
Early life[edit]
Tynisha Soares was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts, the daughter of Timothy Soares (died 1986) and Elisa Smith Soares. She is of Portuguese descent. Keli came from a poverty stricken home and struggled financially for most of her life. She has two brothers, Timothy Soares, brothers Tazmyn Michael Soares (born June 23, 1989 - December 21, 2007), one sister, Tay'le Rudolph (born 1992).[4] Her father was killed when she was barely a year old.[5] At age of 8 years old, she accepted music in her life using it to express all her frustrations.[6] She started singing professionally around the age of 14. She then moved to Los Angeles, where she lived for seven years, before moving to Atlanta. Her younger brother, Tazmyn Soares was killed at age of 18 in Boston in December 2007.[7]
Music career[edit]
1999–2002: Gyrlz Society and record deal[edit]
In 1999, Keli met Scott Ross (alias Scottie Gee), a former member of the platinum hip-hop group Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch, who taught her how to perform and work a crowd. Ross began to coach her after school, acting as both manager and father figure. Soon he landed her a gig at the Strand Theatre in Boston, where she performed "Never Can Say Goodbye," the Jackson 5 classic, in front of an all-black audience. She then caught a break when she moved to Los Angeles a year later and landed a spot in a pop girl group Gyrlz Society.[8] Gyrlz Society was an American girl group comprising four members: Amy Correa, Melissa Tessmer, Tynisha Keli (formerly Tynisha Soares), and Katy Scanlan. The group released one single, the group's only song "Respect Me", along with a Double "D" Mix, which was produced by Damon Jones in 2002 under MCA Records. Although the single's casing mentioned a self-titled Gyrlz Society album to be released "later this year" (2003), the album was cancelled and the group quickly disbanded.[5] From the beginning she knew it wasn't for her. As time went on she wanted to branch out and try it on her own. Before she got a major record deal, she recorded with Beau Dozier a few demos which were sent to some record labels.
2003–09: Debut album The Chronicles of TK[edit]
Signed to Warner Bros. Records, Keli worked with Kara DioGuardi, who is one of the industry's most sought-after songwriters and producers. She released the production company and started working with different producers such as Bryan-Michael Cox, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Tha Cornaboyz, Robin Thicke, Rico Love and many more. She recorded her album from 2006 to 2008 which is released in early 2009. The album only released in Japan and debuted at number 12 at Japan Oricon Albums Chart and sold over 600,000 copies to date, which was a commercial success for Keli. The first single "I Wish You Loved Me" was released on 2007 and the video was released one year later in 2008. The single debuted in Japan at number 25 in 2009. The second single "Shatter'd" released a few months later is her first Top 10 song which peaked at number 5 in Japan.[3]
In 2009, she covered the song "The Boy Is Mine" (originally sung by Brandy and Monica) with singer Beni Arashiro. She also had a minor role in the 2009 musical remake film 'Fame', where she sang in the cafeteria to "This is My Life". Keli has also made a cameo in the 2009 film Fame, inspired by the TV sitcom she loved the programme as a child.[9]
She co-wrote the song "Powerless", which was featured on the debut album Exposed by R&B-Singer and Def Jam signed Kristinia DeBarge.
In late 2009, Keli announced on Twitter,[10] she would leave her record label Warner Bros.. Although no reason was provided as to why. Although Warner Brothers will not be involved in future projects, Tynisha's projects will still be distributed in Japan, by Warner Japan.[11]
2010–2012: The 5th Element and Hiatus[edit]
In January 2010, Tynisha announced on Ustream[12] to her fans she was working on her second album "The 5th Element"[13] and all vocal orders would be managed by Pierre Medor. She also stated this album would see only a European release and then she would work on her US debut both released through "Eight72 Entertainment". It has been confirmed on Twitter from Tynisha that her second album The 5th Element is complete.
According to Tynisha during a Ustream broadcast, the first single from her second album will be a song titled "Next Time". The single was expected to be released, June 9, 2010 in Europe, but had been pushed back to June 16. Also the album "The 5th Element" was expected to be released July 28, 2010, but has been pushed back to August 25, 2010. "The 5th Element" sold 3,000 copies in its first week of release, ranking number thirty-six on Oricon's Weekly Albums Chart. The album was less successful than her previous album "The Chronicles of TK".[14]
On June 16, 2010 during a live interview with Large FM, Tynisha herself, along with her managers Lamar Chase and Tyrrell Bing of Tha CornaBoyz premiered her second single, Tha CornaBoyz penned & produced song "The Right Way". She re-recorded the song with Japanese singer Jay'ed for the Japanese version of the album.[15]
It turns out that there will be two official first singles released from her second album, with "Next Time" being the official European single while "The Right Way" will be the official U.S. single.[16] A video for the record "Love Hurts" featuring Coma Chi was shot in Yokohama, Japan and will be released the first week of August.[10]
Tynisha will be featured on a song called "They Say" by Hitz Committee/Que Records/EMI Records rapper Huey. The song leaked later the announcement and will be not featured on his upcoming album Redemption to be released on September 14, 2010 maybe as a B-Side or Bonus Track.[17]
Her new single "Love Hurts" with Japanese rapper Coma-Chi debuted at number one on her birthday in July 28 and becoming her first number one single in Japan.[18] The second single "The Right Way" was released worldwide in July 27, 2010.[19] Later, "The Right Way" was released in Japan as well and ranked number one on "Japan's Western Rekochoku Ringtone Charts". It became Keli's second number one single.
Tynisha has signed an endorsement deal with eyewear designer K.Michael and has become one of the faces of the 2010 "Forever K. Michael" Designer Eye-ware Campaign, along with artist like Nappy Roots, Cupid, Donnie Klang, and dance crew Fanny Pak.[20][21] She is expected to go on a multi-city promotional tour with the campaign in the fall.
Tynisha confirmed on her Ustream that she would soon be working on a mixtape containing both covers and original songs. She has decided to call the mixtape 'The United States of TK'. However, the project was never completed and released. The video for her single "The Right Way" was shot on September 2010 in Japan. The music video premiered in January 2011.[22]
In August 2011, Keli recorded a track with singer-songwriter Atozzio called "Reasons", which appeared on his album "The Imprint".[23] She is working with songwriter Atozzio on her third, upcoming album and who also worked with her on her second album "The 5th Element". In May 2011, Keli confirmed on Twitter that she wants to leave her independent label "Eight72 Entertainment".[24] She ended the collaboration with The Cornaboyz and fired her manager Tyrrell Bing.[25]
Later, Keli was dropped from Warner Japan. Keli decided to take a break from the music business to focus on her personal life but she tries working on new music. Due to personal reasons, she has not done any recording sessions in 2012.
2013–present: Independent career, United States of TK Mixtape and Untitled Third Album[edit]
In February 2013, She made a return in the studio and confirmed a new mixtape in works. There is still no release date for a new album, but before dropping the album, Keli wants to release her first mixtape "United States of TK", a prequel of her upcoming album, which is set to release by the end of 2013.
In August 2013, Keli revealed what she alleged to be the truth about her ex-manager Tyrrell Bing (CEO of Eight72). According to Keli, her management controlled her entire career, and she felt that she did not have enough voice.[26][27][28] Even if she fired her manager in 2010, she is still in contract with "Eight72 Entertainment". She actually has no relationship with her manager. Keli will not be able to sign to another record label or release a third album until she is released from the contract. She refuses to work with her manager again for her upcoming album.[29]
After two years without updates of her music, in April 2015, she released two new songs on YouTube called "What's Best for Me" and "Try Harder", which have a 90s Pop and R&B sound. Those songs are a foretaste from her upcoming mixtape, which is still untitled and set to release sometime this year. Later, she announced the first official single of her upcoming project is called "Inhale Exhale" and is going to release independently on May 28, 2015 on iTunes and it's her first release in 5 years.
She is currently working with Don Destin, who produced her single "Inhale Exhale" and signed a partnership deal with Destin's label DDP Music Group, Team Mashn Entertainment, which are distributed by INgrooves to release her musical endeavors. Later on, it was announced that Keli is working on an album instead of a mixtape.[30] After the release of "Inhale Exhale", Keli announced the second single "Romeo and Juliet", which was released on September 15, 2015. Keli recently stated in an interview with the Music Daily Show that her mixtape is possibly scheduled for a January 2016 release. [31] On April 14, 2016 she released a new single called "Forget It All" on iTunes and other music services.
Studio albums[edit]
|Album details
|Peak chart positions
|The Chronicles of Tk
|The 5th Element
- 2008: "I Wish You Loved Me"
- 2009: "Shatter'd"
- 2010: "Next Time"
- 2010: "Love Hurts"
- 2010: "The Right Way"
- 2015: "Inhale Exhale"
- 2015: "Romeo & Juliet"
- 2016: "Forget It All"
- 2008: The Chronicles of TK Tour (Promo Tour)
- 2009: I Wish Tour (Japan)
- ^ http://www.oricon.co.jp/search/result.php?kbn=ja&types=rnk&year=2009&month=5&week=1&submit5.x=11&submit5.y=22
- ^ "EXCLUSIVE Interview: The Adorable - Tynisha Keli". Retrieved 2010-08-25.
- ^ a b http://www.billboard.com/charts/2009-04-25/japan-hot-100
- ^ "Tazmyn Soares - BostonHerald.com". 2007-12-24. Retrieved 2007-12-24.
- ^ a b http://www.tynishamusic.com/bio
- ^ "MONICA MANIA INTERVIEW TYNISHA KELI". 2007-03-25. Retrieved 2007-03-25.
- ^ "2 fatal shootings resumed a cycle of violence". 2007-12-24. Retrieved 2007-12-24.
- ^ "New Bedford native Tynisha Keli releases album". 2010-08-26. Retrieved 2010-08-26.
- ^ "FAME Movie - 2009 : This Is My Life". 2010-01-28. Retrieved 2010-01-28.
- ^ a b https://www.twitter.com/tynishakeli
- ^ "Tynisha Keli / ティニーシャ・ケリー". 2010-09-03. Retrieved 2010-09-03.
- ^ http://ustream.com/misstynishakeli
- ^ "MONICA MANIA INTERVIEW TYNISHA KELI". 2010-03-16. Retrieved 2010-03-16.
- ^ "Oricon Weekly for 2010 week 35". Retrieved 2010-09-03.
- ^ "激キュートシンガー、ティニーシャケリーニューアルバム本日発売!JAY'EDとのデュエット曲配信スタート!". Retrieved 2010-08-25.
- ^ http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/7705778
- ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YA6c3reKOI&feature=player_embedded
- ^ "Tynisha Keli Lands at #1 on both International Ringtone Chart with "Love Hurts"". 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-09-21.
- ^ https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-right-way/id385015032
- ^ http://www.hiphoppress.com/2010/08/designer-eyewear-is-the-new-black-the-forever-k-michael-collection-officially-launches-in-highend-re.html
- ^ "San Francisco Centre - Westfield Presents: The Forever K. Michael Collection". The San Francisco Chronicle. 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2010-09-21.
- ^ "Tynisha Keli "The Right Way" Feat. Jay'ed.mov". 2011-01-08. Retrieved 2011-01-08.
- ^ "My New Single Reasons Featuring Tynisha Keli Is Available Itunes Now!!!!!". 2011-05-10. Retrieved 2011-05-10.
- ^ https://twitter.com/tynishakeli/status/69443500890013696
- ^ https://twitter.com/tynishakeli/status/68311780216152065
- ^ https://twitter.com/tynishakeli/status/367658962168324096
- ^ https://twitter.com/tynishakeli/status/367666474267447296
- ^ https://twitter.com/tynishakeli/status/367667802309922816
- ^ no babe ima ur some shit out. But .. No albums til I'm released...
- ^ "Tynisha Keli Readies New Album!". Retrieved 2015-05-295. Check date values in:
- ^ http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/music-daily-show/e/episode-101-tynisha-keli-dont-ever-let-somebody-take-your-41249156?autoplay=true
- ^ "Tynisha Keli Japanese Discography on ORICON STYLE" (in Japanese). Oricon. Retrieved 2010-06-28.
External links[edit]
Instagram: theetynishakeli


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We introduce a multiscale finite element method for computing flow and transport in strongly heterogeneous porous media which contain many spatial scales. The method is designed to efficiently capture the large scale behavior of the solution without resolving all the small scale features. This is accomplished by constructing the multiscale finite element base functions that incorporate local microstructures of the differential operator. Our method is applicable to general multiple-scale problems without restrictive assumptions on scale separation and periodicity. Convergence of our method has been established in the case of periodic oscillatory structures. The rate of convergence is shown to be independent of the small scales of the solution. We demonstrate the accuracy and robustness of our method through extensive numerical experiments, which include two-phase flows with strongly shear random permeability, wave propagation through heterogeneous media, and convection enhanced diffusion. Steady conduction through fiber composites and flows through random media with normal and fractal porosity distributions will also be considered. Parallel implementation and performance of the method will be addressed.
Moving mesh methods often work very well in practice, but our understanding of why they do is very incomplete. I will present some advances in they theory of such methods. We start with a curious method gotten by restricting Miller's MFE method so that mesh movement is the only flexibility that we have for solving a diffusion problem. For special case of the one-dimensional heat equation we see that mesh movement alone can model diffusion. Then we study moving mesh Galerkin method for advection-diffusion equations to obtain some error estimates which are independent of the bound of advection, i.e., mesh movement can also model advection. The techniques used here are related to characteristic-based methods. New symmetric error estimates are presented in this setting. If time allows, I will briefly talk about some results on moving mesh mixed method.
Computations of Marangoni-B\'enard convection are usually performed in two- or three-dimensional domains with rigid boundaries. Free surface deformations can result in qualitatively different behaviour. Bifurcations that arise in two-dimensional domains with a deformable free surface can be computed using the finite-element method, by combining an orthogonal mapping of the physical domain with extended system techniques for locating singularities. The fluid is assumed to be Newtonian, conform to the Boussinesq approximation and to have a surface tension that varies linearly with temperature. Contact angles other than 90 degrees will be shown to disconnect the transcritical bifurcations to flows with an even number of cells in the expected manner. The loss of stability to single cell flows is associated with the breaking of a reflectional symmetry about the middle of the domain and therefore occurs at a pitchfork bifurcation point for contact angles both equal to, and less than, 90 degrees. Even small deviations from 90 degree contact angles result in surprisingly large changes in the critical Marangoni numbers at which bifurcation occurs.
Computations of slowly moving shocks by shock capturing schemes are often contaminated by oscillations that appear like a long wavy tail attached to the moving shock front. These oscillations are undesirable not only for aesthetic reasons but also, for example, because they inhibit convergence of transient solutions to their steady limit. They are generated even by first order schemes but become more pronounced in higher order schemes due to their lower dissipation. For first order schemes, these disturbances may be understood in the context of viscous shock profiles and the relevant theories. The results also bear on higher order shock-capturing schemes, since they all reduce to first order near shock fronts in order to maintain monotonicity. The phenomenon will be discussed and results will shown.
Radiation transport (energy or particles) is an important effect in simulations of fires, stars, and nuclear reactors and weapons. The method of discrete ordinates is commonly used to solve the Boltzmann transport equation. This leads to very large-scale computations since 3 dimensions are added to every spatial grid point -- 2 angular and 1 energy. Numerically, these techniques raise issues for gridding and discretization strategies, iterative vs direct solvers, and methods for accelerating convergence. Parallel computation poses additional challenges because of directional and long-range effects. In this talk I'll highlight some of the interesting questions that arise in discrete ordinates transport from a numerical and computer science perspective. I'll discuss in some detail a new method we're pursuing at Sandia, to develop parallel direct solvers for radiation on unstructured grids, including some unsolved problems we have. And I'll show some performance results for how these computations scale on the large ASCI machines at the DOE labs and what implications this has for future trends in supercomputer architectures.
In this talk, I will discuss the simulation of shallow water systems (bays, estuaries, etc.). These systems are environmentally sensitive and economically important. Consequently there has been a significant effort in the numerical approximation of these problems for a number of years. I will describe some of the standard models and also discuss some of their plusses and minuses. In particular, I will focus on a finite element model called ADCIRC (Advanced Circulation Model). I will also describe a new finite element approach that we have developed, and compare the models. Also of interest is the implementation of these models on distributed memory computers; I will discuss a parallel implementation of the ADCIRC model. The second part of the talk will focus on the coupling of these hydrodynamic flow models with water quality codes for modeling transport of contaminants, sediments, etc., through the domain.
Crinoids (echinoderms related to starfish and sea urchins) use an array of fine hair-like structures (tube feet, 50 µm dia) to catch particles from the water. The only force driving fluid through this biological filter is the ambient currents. The tube feet are borne in a regular array on a branch of the animal's arms (called a pinnule). Re for the tube feet is about 1, for the pinnule about 100. The animals always feed with the tube feet on the downstream side of the pinnule; the tube feet are curved in the upstream direction; the tube foot arrays on adjacent pinnules are always separated by a gap of about 200 µm. Using physical models 15x life size in a high viscosity fluid at in vivo Reynolds numbers, flow through an array of tube feet was quantified. The results imply unique mechanisms for moving fluids through feeding arrays at low to intermediate Reynolds numbers and suggest that at least some of these behaviors function to maximize flow through the tube foot array. These results are generalizable to all crinoids (which have a 500 million year fossil record) and possibly to a wide variety of passive suspension feeding animals; the mechanisms may also prove useful in the design of miniturized chemical sensors.
Molecular recognition and other biological reactions frequently occur at the surface regions of proteins. Proteins fold to adopt specific shapes to provide such surface regions with the necessary physicochemical microenvironment. Analysis of protein surface regions is becoming increasingly important for understanding protein functions, such as ligand binding and drug design. We describe a novel computational approach for rapid and analytical treatment of protein shapes. This method is based on weighted Delaunay simplicial complex and Voronoi diagram, as well as alpha shapes from computational geometry and computational topology. We describe how this method is applied to the molecular electrostatics problems by solving boundary integral version of the linearized Poisson-Boltzmann equation. A method for automated surface pockets and binding sites identification, as well as their analytical metric characterization will also be discussed. As an example of applications in drug discovery, we present a strategy for identifying target proteins for linked-fragment drug design method such as SAR by NMR. New findings about the relationship between protein packing and stability (thermophile vs. mesophile), as well as enzyme solvation changes will be discussed. Finally, we describe a new set of molecular descriptors based on alpha shapes and its validation for combinatorial drug discovery and chemical diversity analysis. These descriptors are advantageous for identifying novel drug leads.
1. Dynamical Systems and Neural Systems I: Death of Periodicity; 2. Dynamical Systems and Neural Systems II: Mapping Parameter Spaces; 3. Computing Periodic Orbits of Vector Fields
An efficient and accurate new numerical method for solving general moving interface problems such as dendritic solidification is presented. The method combines a re-initialized level set approach and a general velocity extension with an explicit unconditionally stable time stepping scheme. It merges moving interfaces naturally with large time steps, and builds an adaptive tree mesh to achieve almost optimal efficiency. An efficient new re-initializing technique based on trees enhances the method. Analysis of a linear one-dimensional model problem suggests an unexpected convergence criterion which is verified by two-dimensional numerical results. Further results show that complex merging interfaces are computed accurately and efficiently.
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GrrlScientist (Guardian science blogs) has written a review of a Sherlock Holmes book published last year in her Jan. 22, 2014 posting (Note: Links have been removed),
Breathless with anticipation, I breezed through a fun little treatise by James O'Brien, The Scientific Sherlock Holmes: Cracking the Case with Science and Forensics [Oxford University Press, 2013; …]. This book is an absorbing and scholarly exploration of the history of the science and forensics described in the Sherlock Holmes stories, which were written more than 100 years ago by Scottish physician and writer, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Written by an avid "Sherlockian" and emeritus chemistry professor from Missouri State University, this book shows that the fictional Sherlock Holmes characters, their stories and their crime-solving methods are all based in reality. …
I particularly enjoyed the history of using fingerprints to identify individuals, how fingerprint analysis became a science and how this new science inspired and informed the development of searchable databases containing millions of individual fingerprints. According to the author, this database provided investigators with the evidence — sometimes within seconds — necessary to resolve cases that had lingered for many years. Professor O'Brien also places fingerprint technology into its historical context, mentioning that fingerprints were recognised as unique identifiers as early as 3000 BC by the ancient Chinese and by the Babylonians in 2000 BC. …
The chapter on chemistry — Holmes' first love — was, of course, quite good. Amongst the topics covered, the author examines the reference materials that were available during Holmes's lifetime to specifically address the accusation by chemist and science fiction writer Isaac Asimov that Holmes was "a blundering chemist". The author concludes that Holmes was neither as bad as Asimov argued, nor as good as originally claimed by Dr Watson, his crime-solving colleague …
While GrrlScientist enjoyed the book she does note this,
Overall, I thought this book was more heavily focused upon exploring the history of science and forensics than clarifying the details of Holmes's scientific methodologies.
Matthew Hutson had this to say in his Jan. 11, 2013 book review for the Wall Street Journal,
Arthur Conan Doyle draws readers into the process of detection with what his biographer John Dickson Carr called "enigmatic clues." Holmes signposts a piece of evidence as significant but doesn't immediately reveal its use, leaving it as an exercise for the reader. "The creator of Sherlock Holmes invented it," Carr wrote in 1949, "and nobody . . . has ever done it half so well." In one of the most celebrated examples, Sherlock Holmes quizzes a client about the "curious incident of the dog in the night-time." "The dog did nothing in the night-time," the man says. "That was the curious incident," remarks Holmes.
Holmes's supreme rationality is of a piece with his interest in science. "The Scientific Sherlock Holmes," by James O'Brien, an emeritus professor of chemistry at Missouri State University, explores the forensic methods and scientific content in the Holmes canon as well as his creator's own scientific background. Born in 1859, Conan Doyle took to books at the encouragement of his mother. Frustrated by the rigidity of his Catholic schooling, he moved toward science. At 17, he began medical school in Edinburgh. There his mentor was Dr. Joseph Bell, a man with sharpened diagnostic abilities who would serve as a model for Holmes. In one instance, Bell gleaned that a woman who had come in with her child was from the town of Burntisland (her accent), had traveled via Iverleith Row (red clay on shoes), had another child (a too-large jacket on the one present) and worked at a linoleum factory (dermatitis on fingers).
Hutson knows a lot about Conan Doyle and, thankfully he's not shy about sharing;. Although he does mention O'Brien's book, he seems not all that interested in it,
Mr. O'Brien spends most of his slim book, a volume most suitable for those already fond of Sherlock and not afraid of section titles with catchy names like "Section 4.2," exploring the various fields that Holmes draws on—principally chemistry, with a little biology and physics. We learn about the use of coal-tar derivatives and handwriting identification in both Holmes's world and ours. Some techniques, such as fingerprinting, appeared in the stories even before they were widely adopted by real police.
His real passion seems to be about thought processes,
Another look at the cogs under the deerstalker is offered by "Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes," by Maria Konnikova, a psychology graduate student at Columbia University. Following Holmes's metaphor of the "brain attic," she describes how Holmes stocks his attic (observation), explores it (creativity), navigates it (deduction) and maintains it (continuing education and practice). In the process, she lays out the habits of mind—both the techniques Holmes employs and the errors he avoids—that we might usefully emulate.
If you want to get a feel for how James (Jim) O'Brien, the author of 'Scientific Sherlock Holmes: Cracking the Case with Science and Forensics' writes, you can check out his Jan. 25, 2013 posting about his book on the Huffington Post.


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- 3 cups Pictsweet frozen Broccoli Cuts
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- 1/2 cup chopped red onion
- 1/2 cup golden raisins
- 8 oz. grated cheddar cheese
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar
- 1/4 cup halved grape tomatoes
Place frozen broccoli in a saucepan and cover with water. Place on stove top and bring to a boil. Boil for 3 minutes. Drain. Place in a large bowl. Add crumbled bacon, onion, raisins, and cheese. In a small bowl, mix together mayonnaise, vinegar and grape tomatoes. Add this to the broccoli mixture and toss gently. Can be served at room temperature or chilled.
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- Calories: 320
- Total Fat: 26g
- Cholesterol: 20mg
- Sodium: 520mg
- Total Carbohydrates: 12g
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LOS ANGELES – Alec Baldwin went on a homophobic, profanity-laden online rant Thursday before shutting down his Alec Baldwin Foundation Twitter account, all in defense of his pregnant wife, Hilaria, whom a Daily Mail reporter had apparently errantly accused of tweeting while the couple attended James Gandolfini's funeral.
The Mail story's headline screams, "Alec Baldwin's pregnant wife Hilaria TWEETS about Rachael Ray and anniversary gifts during James Gandolfini's funeral."
Baldwin replied with screaming of his own — words of denial and retaliation that lit up Twitter on Thursday night and into Friday.
The "30 Rock" actor's rep explained in a statement to Los Angeles TV station KTLA and other outlets, "It's disgraceful that a reporter would manufacture and publish a story and not call for comment or explanation — especially when it's intended to take away attention from honoring the memory of a beloved figure like James Gandolfini."
Hilaria had denied the story as well, tweeting on Thursday afternoon, "FYI I don't believe in bringing phones into a funeral and I never did and I never would."
The couple had left "discreetly out a side door" about 45 minutes into the service, after the eulogies but before communion, according to Los Angeles Times reporter Meredith Blake, who was in attendance and noted it was extremely hot in the non-air-conditioned church. The couple's child is reportedly due in mid-August, and sources told the Daily Mail the mom-to-be was "feeling faint."
Some on Twitter noticed the byline taken off the Daily Mail story for a period of time and replaced with a "Daily Mail reporter"; it was then restored. They also noticed that the reporter appeared to have done his timestamp-math wrong, getting the times of the tweets on Hilaria Baldwin's account wrong by failing to adjust for East and West Coast time zones.
In other words, the tweets weren't happening while the funeral was going on.
However, damage had been done on both sides by then. In the rant, which has since disappeared along with the Twitter account, Baldwin called Daily Mail writer George Stark a "toxic little queen" and "lying little bitch," and suggested Stark would enjoy forcible sodomy – specifically a foot up the rear. The actor also threatened to find the writer and mess him up, only in more profane terms.
"Someone wrote that my wife was tweeting at a funeral," he wrote. "Hey. That's not true. But I'm gonna tweet at your funeral."
And while Alec Baldwin's Twitter account was gone, his wife's remained active.
"I don't know what hurts more: people randomly and maliciously writing lies about you, or the people who actually believe them," the 29-year-old yoga instructor wrote Thursday.
"My husband fights for me fiercely. It hurts to be misunderstood and it hurts to see your loved one in pain-even more so when she is pregnant," she added in a series of tweets. "It is shameful the bullying that the internet allows for. 'Reporters,' 'publications,' and anonymous posters. Rage, greed and pettiness hurt. I hope that this reporter knows how much pain and drama he has caused from his poor journalism. Lying and bullying are shameful."
And on Friday morning she offered what might make it right for her: "I would like a real apology," she wrote.
Baldwin's words, though deleted, were still echoing Friday online.


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I'm out the door in just a few minutes, on my way to New Orleans, where I'll be joining a small group on the set of "Jonah Hex."
I dare not hope to see Megan Fox in a corset.
I'm sure whatever we do see will be suitably impressive, though, and it should be a good trip. There's plenty of content ahead, though, once I'm at the hotel tonight. I'll be recapping tonight's "Lost" season finale, and if it's not quite real time, it'll be close. I've got some other articles I'll be fine-tuning on the plane as well, and I'm going to try to make sure there's plenty for you to read tonight and tomorrow while I'm braving the bayous.
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The Disneyland Railroad stops in Mickey's Toontown/Fantasyland on its circuit around the park. The station is located to the left of it's a small world, next to Disney Princess Royal Walk. From this usually crowded boarding point, transportation is available to Tomorrowland, Main Street, and New Orleans Square.
The above re-opening date is an estimation based on the limited information Disney has provided. It will be updated along with our Disneyland Crowd Calendar numbers as soon as Disney announces a firm date.
Hop over to the other station pages:
- Disneyland Railroad - Tomorrowland
- Disneyland Railroad - Main Street U.S.A.
- Disneyland Railroad - New Orleans Square
Touring Tips
This station becomes fairly crowded on busy days. If you are interested primarily in getting from Mickey's Toontown to elsewhere in the park, it may be quicker to walk.
Special Needs
Other Attractions in Mickey's Toontown
|Scenic railroad ride to Tomorrowland
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|Closed for refurbishment
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After 11 a.m. or when you need transportation
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upFront.eZine - Customizing Bricscad v11 :
Customizing Bricscad
The best customizing and programming reference ebook for Bricscad v11
by Ralph Grabowski
Customizing Bricscad v11is the reference book for customizing and programming
Bricscad v11.
The eBook contains the following useful information, some of which is
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The Many Ways to Customizing, Which Customization?, Tips for Bricscad
Users, References, Tutorial eBooks, Bricscad API References, DWG, DXF,
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Touring the Settings Dialog Box, Toolbar, Categorized/Alphabetic
Sorting, Export, Drawing/Dimensions/Program Options, Find Options,
Accessing and Changing Values, Bricscad Variables in Alphabetical Order
Quick Summary of Support File Locations, Starting Bricscad, Command
Line Options, Command Line Switches, b Switch, l Switch, s Switch, p
Switch, Regserver and Unregserver Switches, Changing the Colors of the
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Dynamic Dimension Options, Support File Paths, Files Settings, Files
Section, Projects Section, Printer Support Section, Templates Section,
Dictionaries Section, Log Files Section, File Dialogs Section, PDF
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Tabs, Default Cui Content, Shortcut Menus, Apply and OK Buttons, The
Nuclear Option.
Quick Summary of Toolbar Parameters, Customizing the Look of Toolbars,
Rearranging Toolbars, Dragging and Moving Toolbars, Turning Toolbars On
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Changing the Command Macro, Replacing Button Images
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October 10, 2004, 10:34 AM
Anyone ever encounter a faked collectible? Seems like this is not all that uncommon these days, and a few folks get taken every now and then.
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October 10, 2004, 01:55 PM
I've seen a couple of fake claims (e.g. a S&W 1917 that the seller was trying to pass off as a pre-war Triple Lock), but I've never actually seen a faked gun. I guess down here in Louisiana there isn't that much of a market for them. However, I've seen some Internet examples which were fairly obvious fakes (e.g. a claimed "1st generation" Colt SAA that was obviously a hodgepodge of bits and pieces put onto a 1st generation frame).
Then, of course, there are the gunshow commandos who claim to have "General Patton's pearl-handled Colt SAA" for a mere $5,000 or so... :rolleyes:
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October 10, 2004, 04:13 PM
I've never seen a fake gun, but have encountered more than a few fake dealers.
October 10, 2004, 05:35 PM
Yes, I have seen guns that I suspected were fakes. I don't know for sure that they were.
I examined a table full of 1903s, 1903A3s, M1s, and M1 carbines that were all absolutely pristine, all with the same stock cartouches today at a gun show. I didn't talk to the people at the table (today), but the implication was that they were all original GI weapons.
The most common thing that I always suspect as being fake is the military sniper rifles. Yeah, they are out there: but I believe that a lot of them are fakes.
I was at a pawn shop a couple months ago where a guy was doing his best to sell me a genuine GI M1 "tanker". :rolleyes:
October 10, 2004, 05:42 PM
Yes.I've got 2 Star B's with the faked waffenmant stamps on them.I knew they were fakes when I bought them.Some importer thought he could jack up the price by making people think they were WWII Nazi guns.:rolleyes:
They are pretty good shooters other than that.
October 10, 2004, 06:23 PM
Yeah, I got taken by a kitchen table dealer on a 1st generation Colt SAA. The nickle plating was scratched in spots but not flaking off, and looked to be in fairly decent shape. Without doing my homework, I paid $800 for it.
When I showed it to a friend who knows SAA's like no one else, he told me almost immediately that it was a parts gun, and was worth maybe $450 tops.
I went to the dealer's home, which was in a really high-end neighborhood, and confronted him about misrepresenting the gun. His only answer, which he repeated every time I challenged him, was "caveat emptor."
Eventually I sold the gun for, IIRC, around $500 at a gun show.
The dealer died just a few years back, and I felt bad, but not too bad.
In the meantime, though, I bought every book I could find on SAA's. The ones I bought after that were the Real McCoy.
October 10, 2004, 08:00 PM
Then, of course, there are the gunshow commandos who claim to have "General Patton's pearl-handled Colt SAA" for a mere $5,000 or so...
How odd. So I guess that the ones in the Patton Museum at Ft. Knox are fakes, then?:p
October 10, 2004, 09:12 PM
My first pistol was a WWII Browning HighPower (Nazi issue Model 640b). It wasn't very expensive and I had assumed that it may not have been in orignal condition because the finish on the receiver and slide didn't match. I had just assumed that someone botched the job of trying to refinish the pistol or that it was a collection of parts from two different guns. Several years later, through a little bit of research, I was surprised to learn that the poor, mismatched finish was a characteristic of late war production pistols. The gun was authentic ...
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October 10, 2004, 09:57 PM
I have a friend that has a set of original cartouche stamps from Winchester during WWII.He's honest enough not to make fakes,but showed me how easy it is to do and what to look for when checking out a gun.I belive there's more fakes out there than you would belive.
October 10, 2004, 10:01 PM
You can buy cartouche stamps, and there is at least one guy that has a website that will stamp a stock for you.
He says he won't stamp a new stock. I get the impression he is just willing to stamp your stock to make the original stamps legible. But, even if he isn't faking stock cartouches, other people are.
October 11, 2004, 02:25 AM
There is a fine line between faking and "building".
Really i dont think there is anything wrong with a person taking their 1903 or K98 and turning it into a "sniper" varient because thats what they want.
The problem is that when they do a really good job and then sell the rifle even with complete disclosure and then after it passes hands a few more times eventually the "replica" part gets dropped and the "genuine sniper" part gets added.
This happens a lot with cars too.
October 11, 2004, 09:39 PM
There was quite a stir a while back when Inter-Ordnance sold a bunch of Mosin-Nagant "WWII sniper rifles" that had been built from spare parts, with the stocks cut in the right places.
IIRC, they didn't actually say they were genuine WWII snipers, but they alluded to it. Supposedly, many of the M-N snipers you see at gunshows today are these guns.
October 11, 2004, 11:21 PM
There are a lot of fakes out there. I know of several people who built them, and it is one of the reasons I've lost some of my interest in guns over the years. Perhaps the most popular fakes I've seen are the 28ga Winchester model 12's, and upgraded Parker shotguns. I've seen dozens of both, and there were shops that specialized in the manufacture of these "upgrades".
I remember one time standing next to a friend looking over the display of a very well know dealer, and as we walked away he mentioned that he had previously owned one of the guns in the display. It had been considerably reworked and $10,000 added to the price tag.
I don't trust any engraved american guns, and even the provenance can be faked. You get to know the honest guys, usually the hard way.
There are also a lot of stupid people out there. I once traded a $2,500 custom Colt to a dealer. His in shop gunsmith convinced him to "fix" it by replacing the hammer with a commander type own. That required replacing the hand fit grip safety with a drop in piece, and ruined the trigger job. It stayed on his shelf for a couple years due to the obvious change. I offered to buy it back if they could find the original part, but they had thrown it away.
October 12, 2004, 01:13 PM
Several decades ago, when I was still a kid, my first gun show introduction to a fake was a Thompson/Center barrel in .45LC/.410 Shotshell . . . T/C originally built a few of these, and then were "asked" by the BATmen to stop, so originals went up in price sharply. (The barrels were rifled, so the pistols didn't meet the technical definition of being a "sawed off shotgun" but the BATmen still didn't like them.) Of course, T/C kept right on making .45 Colt barrels with the detachable choke so one could use .45 LC-based shotshells. It was no problem to ream out the chamber to accept a 3" .410 shotshell. Presto - instant collector's item. (My Dad pointed this fakery out to me, as well as several other gun show attendees, much to the dismay of the seller.)
More recently, I've seen some "genuine Imbel FAL" rifles where the seller insisted they were assembled by Imbel. Funny, though the receiver actually was Imbel, it also had "CAI" on it as the importer.
And then there's the "genuine" article represented as being something extra special, like the rebuilt M1 Garand which had parts from ALL FOUR USGI suppliers in it, something you don't see every day, and was clearly worthy of a premium price. :rolleyes:
October 12, 2004, 01:30 PM
There are many "fake" Mosin-Nagant 91/30 snipers out there. Of course most were never intended to be fake, merely legitimate repros off of Finnish 91/30's. But I've seen plenty advertised as rare snipers for well over the ordinary asking price. They are very easy to spot if you know what to look for.
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Your Christmas Table Runner will make your holidays very festive. Very nice job.
10/03/2012 Flag
What an excellent idea! I think I may go and make a Christmas table runner too (although I may choose a different block, as I'm not too good at quarter square triangles!).
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Colt Ford's latest ahead of Saturday show
Colt Ford visits The Rave Saturday night in a show that has been reformatted into a Packers Playoff party. Opening act Chasin' Mason will perform during halftime of the Packers-49ers game and Ford will hit the stage 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game.
The former professional golfer turned country rapper has been riding the success of last year's chart-topping fourth studio album, "Declaration of Independence." While the roughneck album resonated with Ford's growing legion of fans, his brand of in-your-face hick hop has yet to resonate in a big way with country radio. This is actually a bit surprising, since he's long featured big country stars on each of his albums and the guest list on the new album includes Kix Brooks, Montgomery Gentry, Darius Rucker, Jason Aldean and Jake Owens (who will be opening for Aldean at June 29 at Summerfest.) »Read Full Blog Post
10 champion — or otherwise cute — cats from the regional cat show
Over 200 cats competed this weekend in Waukesha at the Great Lakes Regional Pedigreed & Household Pet Cat Show. Here are some local and out-of-state title-bearing competitors.
1) When Teddy isn't being flopped upside-down by his owner and best friend, he's also No. 1 Ragdoll Alter and No. 13 Allbreed Alter in the world. »Read Full Article(4)
'Enter the Dragon,' 'Space Odyssey' booked for Film Festival
The Milwaukee Film Festival will screen two hall-of-fame candidates this fall as part of its Cinema Hooligante lineup of genre films.
MFF will show Bruce Lee's kung-fu fightin' classic, "Enter the Dragon" (1973) and Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi masterpiece "2001: A Space Odyssey" as part of its late-night showcase, otherwise devoted to "raunchy, gory, scary, fun, bizarre and possibly offensive midnight, cult and genre films," the festival tastefully boasts. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: The zany adventures of artist Billy X. Curmano
Cows deserve more art shows.