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Publications and Products
Patient Materials (Brochures, Pamphlets, Videos)
|Drug Dosing Toolkit
Print-friendly pages on HIV drug dosing schedules, side effects, and medication tips. (Reviewed March 2016)
|HIV and Intimate Partner Violence Fact Sheet for Veterans (2015)
8.5" x 11", handout.
|HIV Testing Fact Sheet for Veterans (2015)
8.5" x 11", handout.
|HIV Testing Poster: "Which of These People Should Get An HIV Test?" (2012)
Poster for Veterans, 8.5" x 11".
|Information on HIV Testing
Model patient information handouts that comply with VHA requirements and are easily reproduced. Available in two versions, based on reading level.
|Live HIV+ (video)
Veterans with HIV share their stories and offer helpful steps to take after getting a positive diagnosis.
|One Step Ahead (video)
Veterans and VA providers explain why it's important to make HIV testing part of routine medical care.
|Patient's Guide to HIV Testing (2016)
"Be Smart: Get an HIV Test, Know Your Status": A 2-sided patient brochure explains what HIV is, who is at risk, how HIV tests work, and what test results mean.
|Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV Prevention
Information for patients about PrEP, including fact sheets and a video series.
|Rapid Oral HIV Test (2009)
A 6-sided patient brochure that explains basic facts about the rapid oral HIV test in a question-and-answer format.
|Tips for Common Side Effects (2007)
A list of common side effects from HIV medications and what to do about them. Reviewed March 2016.
|Tips for Using Condoms (2005)
Tips for buying, storing, and using condoms and dental dams. Reviewed March 2016.
Provider Resources (Manuals, Reports, Brochures, Pocketcards, Posters)
|Because it's better to know... Ask your provider about getting tested for HIV today
Full-color poster (8-1/2 x 11) for placement in patient waiting rooms.
|Be HIV Aware
|Delivering HIV Test Results
This handout offers care providers tips about telling their patients whether they have HIV.
|The HIV Care Continuum
|HIV Testing Fact Sheet for Providers (2012)
8.5" x 11", handout.
|HIV Testing Poster "Did You Know?" (2012)
Poster for providers, 8.5" x 11".
|Image Library
A collection of more than 200 images of clinical symptoms of HIV infection that can be downloaded, printed, archived, and distributed, free of charge, so long as appropriate credit is given to the original image contributors.
|Make HIV testing routine. Let VA help. (2009)
This flyer (8-1/2" x 11") and poster (11" x 17") were created by The Women Veterans Health Strategic Health Care Group, working with the WVPM Communications Workgroup, to promote routine HIV testing among Women Veterans.
|Make the Test Normal (2012) (video)
Instructions on how to integrate routine HIV testing in VA Women's Health Clinics using the Patient Aligned Care Teams (PACT) model.
|Prevention for HIV+ Patients
A brochure for providers, offering information on ways to help HIV+ patients who are resistant to practicing risk reduction behaviors.
|Primary Care of Veterans with HIV (2009)
A 350-page manual that offers a practical approach to the screening and treatment of comorbid conditions in Veterans with HIV.
|Screening for Infectious Diseases in the Substance Abuse Service Setting
A 15-question screen from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1994.
|The State of Care for Veterans with HIV/AIDS: 2011 Summary Report (2012)
The purpose of this summary report is to characterize the US Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) state of care for its population of Veterans in care for HIV/AIDS. This State of Care report describes the distribution of Veterans with HIV/AIDS within VHA and provides basic demographic data on this population. Additionally, the report describes pharmacologic treatment, other conditions commonly seen with HIV, monitoring, screening, and vaccinations.
|The State of Care for Veterans with HIV/AIDS (2009)
A comprehensive summary report on Veterans with HIV/AIDS. It describes the distribution of Veterans with HIV/AIDS within VHA and provides basic demographic data on this population. Additionally, the report describes pharmacologic treatment, other conditions commonly seen with HIV, monitoring, screening, and vaccinations
|VA HIV Prevention Manual (2013)
This second edition of the VA HIV Prevention Handbook: A Guide for Clinicians reflects the dramatic prevention advances of the past 10 years. It provides guidance on implementing long-standing and more recently developed evidence-based interventions including routine HIV testing, patient counseling on high risk transmission behaviors and prevention strategies.


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This is a discussion on [News] Linux (Smart)Phones Can Match Capabilities of PCs - Linux ; Android: Changing the Mobile Game ,----[ Quote ] | John Bruggeman, chief marketing officer of Linux software provider Wind River | Systems, digs into the technical, business model and open source implications | of Android and the Open Handset Alliance ...
Android: Changing the Mobile Game
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| John Bruggeman, chief marketing officer of Linux software provider Wind River
| Systems, digs into the technical, business model and open source implications
| of Android and the Open Handset Alliance -- but he goes a step further.
| Android will lead, he says, to a new class of potentially free mobile
| Internet devices that do everything a PC does.
Quote for the day:
"Whenever you license technology to Microsoft, you have to understand it can
someday build it itself, drop it into the operating system and put you out of
that business."
--Douglas Colbeth, president of Spyglass
Google's Secret Weapon
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| "[Google is] an example of a company that literally couldn't have existed in
| the same form pre-Linux or pre-open source," says Jim Zemlin, executive
| director of The Linux Foundation -- the organization that pays Linus Torvalds
| to work on the Linux kernel. "If they had to rely on Microsoft or Sun, not
| only would it have been too expensive, they could not have done the
| modifications necessary to create their services." Â* Â*
| The last point is confirmed by Google's Open Source Programs Manager Chris
| DiBona, who joined the company in August 2004 to oversee and coordinate its
| open source activities: "The thing about open source [is], it's kind of like
| it's yours. Considering that Google does an insane amount of software
| development, if we had to have some of the restrictions that heavily
| proprietary would present us, we couldn't develop at the speed that we do." Â* Â* Â*
Google releases Android SDK
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| Google has released an SDK (software development kit) that programmers can
| use to create cell-phone applications for the companyâs Android mobile
| platform. Â*
Why Google sponsored Android is set to be a market force
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| Conversely, the report notes that Android will be less attractive to those
| that want Linux as a kernel with their own differentiated
| applications. âAndroid may induce handset manufacturers to differentiate more
| on hardware-specific features, such as usability, enhancing the Web
| experience,â the analysts said. Â* Â*
What Android means for Apple, MS, open source, enterprises
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| The GPhone never happened, but Android is a much more significant development
| [...]
| A better approach, argues Dan Kohn, COO of the Linux Foundation, is to pick
| one set of standards that IT will support for calendaring, email
| applications, VPN and so on, and tell users they can use any mobile phone
| compatible with those standards. Â*
| [...]
| What Android means for open source and Linux
| Linux already has a major presence on mobile phones, but the entrance of
| Google and the Open Handset Alliance â which has 34 member organisations
| worldwide â adds to the momentum. Â*
| "We're a huge believer in diversity of options on mobile phones," Kohn of the
| Linux Foundation says. "Linux is already an important, growing presence
| there. I think having the Google software as an additional open source option
| is only going to accelerate that adoption." Â*
Linux Sees 'Astronomic' Growth in Mobile Devices
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| "We were very aware that the growth in mobile for Linux was huge, but we
| didn't know it was so astronomic," Amanda McPherson, marketing director for
| the Linux Foundation, told LinuxInsider. "These are very encouraging
| numbers." Why Linux has drawn significant support from the community of
| handset manufacturers can be explained on several fronts, McPherson said. Â* Â*
Funambol CEO Fabrizio Capobianco: Linux Is Mobile's Future
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| LinuxInsider met with Capobianco to discuss his view on the role of open
| source in creating Mobile 2.0 as a voice and data carrier parallel to the
| Internet. The meeting occurred in the wake of Google's announcement earlier
| this month that it was negotiating with wireless carriers, handset makers,
| software developers and hardware providers to use an open source mobile
| platform, Android. Â* Â*


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Insult, implying a person has the facial features of the female genitals.
"shut up cuntfeatures"
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Can you define these popular missing words?
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when someones facial features are those of a cunt, thus fucking ugly!
boy: do you wanna go out with me?
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por Shell555 03 de Janeiro de 2007
Someone who is a stupid, dopey cunt.
Person 1: What do you think of Dazza?
Person 2: You mean cunt features?
Person 2: You mean cunt features?
por Sick Cunt Tim 05 de Julho de 2006
To be a likened to the female gentials in the facial area
His face was so mishapened, he had some terrible Cunt Features
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Dance, Jazz and Comedy Clubs among the Best in Chicago Nightlife
By Megy Karydes
Nightlife isn't narrowly defined in Chicago as just a dance club or bar. While that scene might appeal to some, there is also a host of other after hour options for both locals and visitors including comedy clubs, live musical performances and even theatrical acts.
We offer a carefully vetted selection to let you explore Chicago nightlife on your own. Closer to downtown Chicago are Studio Paris Nightclub in the River North neighborhood where you can dine on classic French cuisine at Paris Club before the club opens its doors at 10 pm on the rooftop. Not far is The Underground Chicago, one of the city's hottest dance clubs.
Just north of downtown is Second City which is best known for launching some of the biggest names in the business including Tina Fey and Dan Aykroyd. Performances occur throughout the day with 11pm shows as an option on some evenings.
For more lounge experience than loud music clubs, head to sultry Violet Hour in Wicker Park, Green Mill Cocktail Lounge for some smooth jazz or Rosa's Lounge for blues.
A variety of live musical performances are on the playlist at spots like Martyrs', Abbey Pub and perennial favorite: Old Town School of Folk Music.
These places promise a stellar experience and a taste of the city that you just can't miss.
Smart Bar
A dance club with less posh, more punk. If you want a place that gets you dancing, look no further. The DJ spins a mix of techno, rave, funk, house and well, anything you can dance to. Expect an alternative mix of clientele. Located in Chicago's Wrigleyville neighborhood (also home of Wrigley Field), it's the kind of spot where designer jeans aren't necessary. Since developing a relationship with popular concert venue The Metro (conveniently located upstairs), Smart Bar hosts rock and dance fans alike allowing for award-winning co-mingling, co-rocking, and co-getting down. Just come ready to dance the night away. Smart Bar is open from 10p.m. until 4a.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays and until 5a.m. on Saturdays. (773-549-0203)
Abbey Pub & Restaurant
This Irish pub has been garnering an increasingly steady following since its opening in 1973. The pub is part restaurant, part club as it features a full menu of authentic Irish food (fish and chips, shepherd's pie and Irish sausage) as well as live music nightly. The best local, regional and national acts perform on Abbey's stage and the musical mix includes everything from Indie Rock, to bluegrass to traditional Celtic music. The interior features balcony seating, warm wood floors and stone walls. Cover charge starts at $6 depending on the musical act. Expect specials every day of the week on beer and food. (773-478-4408)
Old Town School of Folk Music
An intimate concert hall, it has a cool lounge feel with its wide cushioned and very comfortable seats. While some might cringe to be seated in nosebleeds, there really isn't a bad seat in the theater as it was built by musicians for musicians. Ticket prices are extremely reasonable and even more so if you're a member. Parking is available across the street in a lot or along the street (both are metered). Don't let the name of the place fool you – you can hear everything from folk music to world music and even kids can enjoy live music during the Kids' Concerts series. ((773) 728-6000)
Second City
The world's premier comedy troupe, The Second City has launched some of the biggest names in the business. You may have heard of them: Gilda Ratner, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Mike Myers, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Tina Fey and about 500 others. The Second City imprint is felt across every entertainment medium. Since its creation in 1959, the show claimed Old Town its home when the founders wanted a theater to practice their own, Chicago-style routine of sketch and improv. The small audience gets an intimate vibe; half theater, half comedy lounge. Expect bits that cover all facets of societal satire and of course, long running jokes. (312-337-3992, 312-664-4032)
Rosa's Lounge
Remember those places where the musicians just want to play to people who love to hear their music? Rosa's Lounge is that kind of place. No frills, just a classic joint to hear great live blues without the unnecessary pretentiousness of a club-like atmosphere. Visitors grab a drink and let themselves enjoy the music and the diverse crowd that flocks to this place to hear the likes of Sugar Blue and Billy Branch & the SOB. There is a cover charge and full service bar to meet guests' needs (no drink minimum). Tony, the friendly owner who named the place after his mother who helped him open the club, still takes care of his guests every night. (773-342-0452)
Paris Club
It's French bistro by day, nightclub after dark. On weekdays the kitchen serves classic French dishes in the warmly decorated restaurant until midnight. The rooftop of lounge Paris Club turns into a glossy nightclub at 10pm. Be seen sipping champagne and be photographed at Studio Paris. It appears their collection will be adorning the wall. With a hint of Mediterranean, the breathable space allows great live music. Retractable glass keeps the lounge open all seasons. Studip Paris Nightclub has hosted some of the biggest names in electronic music including Tiesto, DeadMau5, Avicii, Kaskade and Calvin Harris in a space that reminds you of an exclusive cocktail lounge rather than the traditional dance club scene. ((312) 595-0800)
Martyrs' features a musical lineup that is all over the board: a broad mix of genres from traditional bluegrass bands to improvised hip-hop, reggae funk and jazz. Equally impressive is the diverse and fun crowd. You won't feel out of place here since everyone feels welcomed. The venue itself is great gets rave reviews for its acoustics but definitely has a dive bar feel to it. People don't come for the aesthetics. Since there aren't many tables, it makes it hard to eat although food service is available. The entertainment is definitely the draw so if great live music is what you crave, head to Martyrs'. ((773) 404-9494)
The Underground Chicago
Underground shut down for six months in early 2013 to undergo extensive renovations, opening up again in August to a hot new look that's complete with fresh interiors, newly exposed spaces, sleek d�cor, updated tech elements and an elevated food and beverage program. The hot club attracts a rotating guest list of who's who of Chicago notables, celebrities, international DJs and celebrity live acts - including Katy Perry, John Mayer, Kanye West and more. Recent celebrity sightings include Robin Thicke, Aaron Paul (from Breaking Bad), Lil John, Sophia Bush, Samantha Ronson, Nick Cannon, Michelle Williams (of Destiny's Child), Joakim Noah, Lance Briggs, Michael Bay and Michael Shannon. Underground has two unique spaces to entertain: The Club offers a higher-energy, more modern club vibe while The Lounge has an old-school, upscale lounge vibe feel complete with plush seating with funky patterns, rich woods, swanky music and a one-of-a-kind groundbreaking mixology bar. (312.943.7600)
Green Mill Cocktail Lounge
Trendy folks and jazz aficionados regularly flock to this cool joint. Once a hangout of Al Capone, Charlie Chaplin and Gloria Swanson, the place has tons of character. It was also a speakeasy during Prohibition, meaning that Green Mill retains a past-days air of the Roaring '20s. Swing music is offered Tuesday and Thursday, Wednesday night is their gyspy jazz band although jazz crops up almost nightly, and Sunday features poetry slams. Cocktails are inexpensive but if you want to enjoy them from a table, get there early and definitely before the bands go on otherwise you'll be out of luck because this place gets packed. (773-878-5552)
Violet Hour
Don't let the outdoor décor fool you. It's boarded up and one friend wondered if anything was even inside. Once you (after a long wait in a line outside, most likely), you enter through heavy velvet curtains and into a dark cocktail lounge. Settle into one of the comfy seats where the back seem to touch the ceiling and order from the lengthy cocktail menu (warning: the drinks are strong). The lounge is lit only by the candles on your small table and dimly lit chandeliers which adds to the romantic ambiance. Be sure to check out the website and familiarize yourself with the "house rules" before arriving. ((773) 252-1500)
About Megy Karydes
Megy Karydes has spent more than 20 years as a professional writer and most of her life in Chicago. While she's traveled extensively internationally, visiting each of the 50 states is on her bucket list. An adventure seeker, she's game for anything from mixed martial arts training to competing in obstacle course races. A self-proclaimed coffee snob and "greenie" who loves farmer-grown food and locally-grown craft beers & wine. She's yet to find an outdoor beer garden she doesn't like. Mixing writing and food/drink is her specialty, especially when it involves travel. To read her work, visit http://karydesconsulting.pressfolios.com/.
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Several juiced limes in cold water. I drink a lot of these in the summer when a need for a refreshing drink is needed.
Our rainy spring weather has suddenly become gorgeous clear skies and bright sunshine. I'm craving a huge bowl of ice cream, or a fruit juice Popsicle or...well, you get the idea.
Any Grok-approved recipes that aren't too high in carbs?
I was thinking of freezing tea sweetened with honey but was wondering what else might be out there.
See what I'm up to: The Primal Gardener
Several juiced limes in cold water. I drink a lot of these in the summer when a need for a refreshing drink is needed.
Bolthouse Farms C-Boost Juice frozen into popsicles. It's high carb, but it's made from 100% fruit, and 1200% vitamin c per serving.
--Trish (Bork)
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Purée berries in a blender with ice cubes. Add lemon or lime and sweetener of choice or none at all. Freeze in molds.
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I have a couple of coconut ice cream recipes on my blog: Dessert | Our Natural Journey Not sure about the carb content, but they don't have any added sugar. One is just berries, eggs and coconut milk, and the other is my version of Chunky Monkey.
I drink a lot of these in the summer when a need for a refreshing drink is needed.
My daughter made some ice lollies with a can of coconut milk, some blueberries and some raspberries and a tiny bit of double/heavy cream all pureed together, then poured into moulds and frozen. They are really delicious and extremely filling!
Subbing! I'm in the same boat as the OP.
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I make these. 250g peeled ripe bananas (I always have these in my freezer), 1 x 400ml can coconut cream, 5g (1 heaped tsp) cocoa powder dissolved in a little hot water. Blend all together and divide between 8 popsicle moulds. Freeze.
Original Goal: To lose weight. Achieved in March 2010
Long Term Goals: To continue using Primal guidlines to improve fitness and health. To share the Primal message.
The key to successful aging is to pay as little attention to it as possible - Judith Regan
Freeze 1 cup of large blueberries.
Pour them into a bowl and cover with about 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream.
The cream freezes around the berries and it tastes great.
Blueberries aren't hard as a rock when they are frozen -- they are quite chewable.


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Professor Jason Trent's research interests focus on first impressions we have in terms of trustworthiness judgments, with a particular focus on how individual differences in intuitive processing and current mood play a role. Professor Trent also looks at factors that affect one's meaning in life and how facial expressions can influence how we perceive and evaluate the world around us.
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From Businessman Bob Dever:
Jackson Hole, Wyoming is a world class ski resort known everywhere for its over four thousand feet of vertical, its annual depth of snow, and the variety and difficulty of its terrain.
It boast of Corbett's Coulier, an unfathomable drop of some 20 feet onto a slope with a 50 degree pitch; the Mangy Moose, one of winter sports best know after ski venues; and a new and improved gondola that takes you into Rendezvous Bowl. It is a classic western town with wooden side walks and sits beside a natural elk preserve that always makes those list of things you are supposed to see before you die.
It is one of the most expensive real-estate markets anywhere and the local population consist of entertainment and political heavyweights from around the globe.
It is a destination for skiers the world over and its location in Wyoming's Teton Mountains fits it into that very trite and overused expression of breathtakingly beautiful. (It really is if you have never been there.)
Jackson's Hole, Nelson, British Columbia is a bar.
There is nothing wrong with bars. This particular one is located in Nelson, British Columbia about 150 miles northeast of Spokane, WA. Both Nelson, the town, and Jackson's Hole, the bar/grille, have their own unique histories.
Nelson was founded in the nineteenth century as a gold and silver mining town. The problem with resource based development though is that at some point those resources dry up and something else has to happen or the local settlement will disappear. See the history of places like Breckenridge, Colorado and Park City, Utah for similar stories.
Nelson redefined itself as a transportation, distribution, and cultural center for this part of the Selkirk Mountains.
In the 1960's and 70's a large number of Americans, facing the Vietnam War related draft in the United States, emigrated to Nelson. Many of them stayed in their adopted Canadian homeland even after they were given amnesty by President Gerald Ford. I am familiar with that entire period since I actually did get drafted in November of 1967.
Today Nelson is a a town of about ten thousand people supported by both winter and summer tourism and skiing at the nearby Whitewater Ski Resort. More on Whitewater in another posting.
That combination of 1960's Canadian Liberalism and American anti-war activist characterizes some of what Nelson is today. Balding guys in their 60's and 70's with pony tails are not unusual. The region has an unrecognized reputation for significant marijuana crops. Stores selling candles, new age music, and idiosyncratic products are not out of place.
In a walk down Baker Street one store window advertised 'intimate mens apparel.' I guess I can figure that one out. Another store was selling 'full functional swords.' I have no idea what that means.
Under no circumstance do you want to miss this place.
Jackson's Hole, the bar, also has its own history. In 1986 Steve Martin elected to film Roxanne, his take on Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac, in Nelson.
Martin played the long nosed lead character and Darryl Hannah was the beautiful Roxanne, renamed Roxanne Kowalski, in the film.
Jackson's Hole, also renamed in the movie as Dixie's, played a prominent role.
Nelson and Jackson's Hole are not, and probably never will be or want to be, Jackson Hole, WY. Each has its own distinct character, spectacular winter sports venues, and sights worth seeing.
Back to those store advertisements for a second. Edmond Rostand has a quote in Act 1 of Cyrano de Bergerac that says, "He's famous for his long -- sword." I probably don't want to go there.


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War-era device may have been used to search for sub or used as ANCHOR?
Thursday, August 22, 2002
Of The Post and Courier Staff
Divers returning to the submarine H.L. Hunley wreck site have
made a curious find: a Civil War-era grappling hook that may have
been used by Union sailors to drag the sandy bottom in their search
to locate the sub after it sank.
But it also could have been used as an impromptu anchor by the
Hunley crew to stop the vessel from being pulled out to sea by
changing tides, something that, if true, could add a previously
unknown capability to the sub.
Archaeologists aren't sure which option is more probable. They
say the five-armed hook was found last week in a position consistent
with its being an anchor, 18 feet directly off the bow and pointed
right back at the sub.
"It makes an intriguing possibility, but none of it is
definitive," Hunley project manager Bob Neyland said Wednesday.
The 3-foot-tall grapple, heavily laden with marine growth and
clay, was resting about 10 feet down in the sea bed, which puts it at
the same layer in the ocean strata as the Hunley was when it was
recovered two years ago this month.
Divers using hand-held magnetometers found the grapple as part
of a return trip this month to check out several metallic anomalies
near the old wreck site. They had hoped to recover any lost pieces of
the sub, including a missing section of the shroud that had guarded
the propeller blade. The shroud piece wasn't found.
On the night of Feb. 17, 1864, the Hunley became the world's
first sub to sink an enemy warship when it rammed a black powder
charge into the Union blockade ship Housatonic, four miles out of
Charleston Harbor. The Housatonic sank in less than five minutes, and
the Hunley never returned.
Not long after the attack, the Navy ordered the sea bottom
around the Housatonic dragged with hooks for a distance out to about
500 yards in an effort to find the elusive stealth weapon.
Using hooks similar to what was found this month "they should
have come close to the Hunley if not right over it," Neyland said. At
one point during the wartime search, hard-helmeted divers were put in
the water when a hook snagged on something in the deep, but nothing
related to the Hunley was found, Neyland said.If the Hunley did use
an anchor, it would fall in line with one theory that the crew
decided to stay near the battle site while the tide changed so the
hand-cranked vessel would have an easier trip back to shore.
A length of rope was found pushed up against the sub when it was
recovered two years ago, but archaeologists aren't sure if that rope
is related to the hook.
The grapple is being stored in a freshwater bath at the Warren
Lasch Conservation Lab in North Charleston, where the sub is being
At least two other anomalies that bear investigating have been
detected buried near the Hunley site, Neyland said.
The recent return dive was paid for in part by a $15,000
donation from the National Underwater and Marine Agency, the
nonprofit group set up by author Clive Cussler that helped find the
sub in 1995.
The National Park Service also provided a $5,000 battlefield
grant, Neyland said.
Divers also report the site four miles off the coast is overrun
with jellyfish. "I can still feel the scar across my face," said
diver Harry Pecorelli, who got hit.
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Friday, September 30, 2011
Hedberg to start in net tonight vs. Islanders
Johan Hedberg will get the start in net for the Devils tonight in their preseason game against the Islanders at Prudential Center.
The Devils lost 2-1 in Philadelphia Thursday night with Martin Brodeur going the distance in net.
Hedberg is on the ice early before the start off the morning skate. He's doing some puck handling drills by himself.
Here are the players participating in the morning skate for the Devils: There are only four players participating that played Thursday night -- forwards David Steckel, Steve Bernier, Cam Janssen and defenseman Anton Stralman.
I guess this is the lineup for tonight. We'll see
Forwards: Mattias Tedenby-Adam Henrique-David Clarkson; Vladimir Zharkov, David Steckel, Steve Bernier, Eric Boulton-Steve Zalewsk- Stephen Gionta; Chad Wiseman-Tim Sestito- Cam Janssen..
Defensemen: Mark Fraser, Matt Corrente. Peter Harrold, Alex Urbom, Jay Leach, Anton Stralman.
Goaltenders: Johan Hedberg, Jeff Frazee.
Here is the Islanders' lineup for tonight courtesy of Newsday's Arthur Staple.
Forwards: Blake Comeau-Marty Reasoner-Nino Niederreiter; Jay Pandolfo-Josh Bailey-PA Parenteau; Matt Martin-Ryan Strome-Tim Wallace; Trevor Gillies-Trevor Frischmon-Micheal Haley
Defensemen: Mark Streit-Steve Staios; Aaron Ness-Mark Eaton; Matt Donovan-Mike Mottau.
Goaltenders: Rick DiPietro, Kevin Poulin
Tonight's game will not be on television. The in-house video will be streamed on the Devils' website with the audio from the Devils' radio broadcast with Matt Loughlin and Sherry Ross.


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The invisible man
Producer-rapper Jermaine "JD" Dupri shares the mike with Mariah Carey on the new single "Sweetheart" off Dupri's debut album, Life in 1472 (The Original Soundtrack). Then why does the pop diva hog the camera in the song's video? "Mariah's definitely on fire, so it makes guys want to watch it more," reasons Dupri, 26, who produced Carey's 1996 No. 1 hit "Always Be My Baby." "And even when I'm watching her sing, I feel like that's me because I produced the record. You just don't see me." Dupri, who also produced recent hits for Usher, Monica and Aretha Franklin, dismisses rumors of a rivalry with another ubiquitous hip-hop talent: Sean "Puffy" Combs. "There's definitely no bad blood," he says. "We both know how to make people dance with our music."
Kissed off
Playing the polygamous husband of Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox and Lela Rochon in the Frankie Lymon biopic Why Do Fools Fall in Love called for a peck of "kissy-face scenes," according to lead actor Larenz Tate. "The first move when you're getting married multiple times in a movie is to buy a giant bottle of Listerine," says Tate, 23, who stars as the '50s pop singer. "You want to taste fresh for each new bride." Even so, smooching his three sexy costars left a bad taste in Tate's mouth. "It was terrible," he says. "Halle would come in and say to me, 'Did you kiss her today?' I wasn't even sure which 'her' she was talking about, but I would bow my head and nod as in, 'Yes, I've strayed.' "
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Conan O'Brien will mark his fifth anniversary as host of Late Night with Conan O'Brien with a prime-time special airing Sept. 16 on NBC. "I've never had a job as long as this one," says O'Brien, 35, who succeeded David Letterman in 1993. "The only thing that I've done as long as this show in my life was elementary school." Now the comedian gets to play with the big boys in prime time. "This will be the first time I'm seen by people who are fully awake," he says. "It could be a disaster. I think one of the reasons our show has stayed on the air is when a comedy bit goes dangerously awry or we do something that's over the line, people aren't sure in the morning whether they actually saw that or not."
In the afterlife drama What Dreams May Come, due Oct. 2, Robin Williams stars as a doctor who dies and goes from heaven to hell to save his doomed wife (Annabella Sciorra). "I came home after work, and when my wife asked, 'How was work?' I said, 'It was hell,' " quips Williams, 47, who is married to movie producer Marsha. Could Williams use a little spiritual healing before his own Judgment Day? "Do I attend church every Sunday? No. Do I try and lead a fairly Christian life? Yes. Have I ever had any inappropriate behavior? Yes, years ago. Have I messed up any dresses? No."
Baby steps
Jane Krakowski, who plays Ally McBeal's secretary Elaine, twirls with Chayanne in the musical romance Dance with Me. So is she ready to go toe-to-toe with Ally's famous Dancing Baby? "I don't think we would ever be in the same competition," says Krakowski, 29. "But the baby would win, because the baby is far cuter than I am. I love the way that Dancing Baby moves." But Krakowski does not rule out a pas de deux with the computer-generated hoofer. "I do so many things on Ally that I never expected to do on national television," she says, "so it's feasible that I could dance with a baby in a law office."
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My friend was one of the people that needed to get into these types of apartments. She was unemployed due to her company closing its doors. She lived off of unemployment benefits for awhile but soon that ran out. Once the income dried up, she had to move out of her apartment. At first, she stayed at my place for a couple of days until she could find a new place to stay. She started looking on the HUD website to find apartments. She wanted to find a place that was close to the city center so that she could be close to where the jobs were at. She called up some of the apartment listings that she found on the HUD website. Most of them had a long waiting list. It seems like everybody is trying to get into these types of apartments nowadays. So she put her name on the waiting list and prayed that she would eventually get a place.
About a month after putting her name on a couple of waiting lists, she was finally offered a unit. I told her to go check out the place first before renting it. She did as I suggested and took a look at the place. It was definitely not the nicest apartments in town but for the rent that they were charging, it was manageable. Besides, it was all she could afford now. As long as the owners took care of complex and fixed things on time, then that is all that matters. I also warned her to be wary of the neighborhood. I did not want her to move to a bad neighborhood just to save some money on rent.
After checking out everything and finding it ok, she submitted some documents that proved her income. That was the only way she would be able to move into the HUD apartment. Her situation fit the criteria and she was able to rent the place.
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This is more like a hunting guide for expert but i will cover some achievements that you can get on your expert run.I know there is a guide and roadmap for this game. Some people have a hard time when playing through expert or trying to get some hunting related achievements. On to the guide:
Practice for expert playthrough
Play through some of the lower difficulties so you can learn the game and get some or even most of the achievements. Later in your expert playthrough if your lost or stuck in a hunt you can go to your other savefile and play/pratice one of the hunts your stuck on.
Expert tips
In expert no animals will appear on your radar, instead your crosshairs will turn red when you are close,this is helpful but you will have to search for your target.If you scare the animal you may have to start again because of it getting away.If you are listening to the three guides then stop;because I found out in expert these guys will sometimes confuse you(like one guy saying the animal despite its name isn't found near water, then another saying it can be found near water).Only listen to the Porter,sometimes; you may have to use a slighty more powerful firearm to bring down an animal in 1-3 shots. Using the recommanded gun can cause about 2-5 shots depending where you shoot,if the animal survives it could cost you the hunt. Also be aware of the animal spawns, when I was hunting the Black Rhino trophy the animal spawned right behind a rock that I was wandering by and it took me three tries to fiqure it out because it kept killing me.I mainly used the rifles and probably you will too, if you hate the scope on the rifle or just don't need it press the right arrow on the controller to switch from the scope to the iron sights, which don't zoom in. I never tried shotguns in a hunt other than the bird hunts so I don't know if they are that great in any other hunt. Handguns are too weak I only used them to kill predators(in adenaline) and scare them away. I used crossbows only for small animals like the Dik-Dik, even through it kills these small animals in two shots I still recommend a rifle. One important tip in expert is don't take your time, time flies very fast, so time isn't on your side.
Hunting achievements
You can get these through any playthrough but they are tricky to get.
Super Hunter Sense- easiest in bait hunts, get a powerful rifle and shoot two of the predators in the head;I got this one in the hyena hunt.
Super Longshot- On the water buffalo trophy hunt go to the big mountain behind the first group of buff. you see. Go around the herd and a leopard should attack you, kill it and move on, spot the the alpha(black) buff. and shoot when you are 150 meters away. Use the most powerful rifle and shoot the buff. in the head.
Ambient Guardian-Don't kill any animals that are not your trophies. When attacked by predator use adrenaline to shoot it without getting penalized. More info below.
Regular Hunt-Find your animal on foot,simple;if a predator attacks you use adenaline mode so you will not get penilized.Only regular hunts that gave me trouble were the ones where you had to kill 5 small animals that can be challening to find , other than that most of the other hunts require you to kill larger animals that can be seen fairly easy. See more info at the top.
Crossbow Hunt- Similar to the regular hunt, only difference is your only weapons are crossbows and handguns. The animal(s) you need to kill should be around the area you start.
Tracking Hunt- Track the animal by finding red bugs. These bugs can not be found on the map in expert so follow the directions or you will be lost, then you will need to restart. After you have all bugs the animal should spawn near you.
Take the Leader- I hate this hunt, this ruined my Ambient achievement in my normal playthrough. Take down the trophy herd animals, don't take them all at once, thats what made me not get the achievement. The nofications are slower then your shooting so you may miss a nofication saying you lost 100 points, I checked my penilazation points every single kill I made in the expert playthrough. If you shoot a non trophy animal just restart the hunt.
Wing Hunt and Boat Wing Hunt- Impossible to get penilized, just shoot the birds.
Bait Hunt- Go to the bait and kill the predators, kill them fast or they will attack you or run away. Find a good sniping spot to take them out. Only 2-3 types of these hunts in the game so no need to stress over them.
Herd Hunt- Similar to Take the Leader but no need to kill the trophies, still I checked my points after every kill.
Trophy Hunt- Easy 40G per hunt, track down the black trophy(s) and kill them. If you played on Dangerous Seven Mode you should know nearly everything about these kinds of hunts. Just remember time is not on your side in expert.
There is a DLC animal for purchase on Xbox Live Marketplace, I'm not sure the hunt is on the safari mode(meaning you encounter it on your playthrough) or a indivual hunt for any other mode. Not many people have it for some reason, so it shouldn't be a big deal.
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Intellectual Capital Management - Understanding Why Finnish Companies Do Not Apply Intellectual Capital Management Models
Kujansivu, Paula
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2008-08-29
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University: Tampere University of Technology
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In recent years intellectual capital research has introduced a number of models to support and guide managers towards the management of their company s intellectual capital. However, there is a lack of practical applications of the proposed models. The objective of this research is to understand why companies do not apply models that are commonly known in the intellectual capital literature. The focus is on Finnish companies. The general research objective is divided into four research questions taking different perspectives on the same phenomenon: the importance of intellectual capital and its management, the applicability of intellectual capital management models, the suitability of typical general management approaches for intellectual capital management and factors affecting the application of intellectual capital management models. The research questions are studied through eight scientific publications and adopting diverse research methods. The empirical material includes interviews, a large amount of quantitative data from the financial statements of companies and case studies in which action research was used. The results suggest that intellectual capital is important in Finnish companies (in terms of its monetary value and its impact on productivity) and managers wish to have tools to support intellectual capital management, particularly internal management purposes. The research shows that four common intellectual capital management models, the Calculated Intangible Value, the Value Added Intellectual Coefficient, the Meritum Guidelines and the Danish Guidelines, are applicable in practice. However, intellectual capital management can also be applied by integrating it into business process management or balanced performance measurement. The decision whether to use an intellectual capital management model is affected by numerous factors, e.g. managerial need, existing management systems and resources available. The main contributions of the research are the practical applications of the rarely used intellectual capital management models and descriptions of how to apply intellectual capital management in a company without any intellectual capital management model. Empirical evidence on the relevance of intellectual capital to Finnish companies and its linkage with productivity and profitability are also valuable contributions. A further contribution of the research is the identification of the factors affecting the application of intellectual capital management models. Moreover, the research sheds light on the relevance of developing a separate field of intellectual capital research.
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Intel Corporation has announced the Intel® Reader, a mobile handheld device designed to increase independence for people who have trouble reading standard print. The Intel Reader can assist the estimated 55 million people in the U.S. who have dyslexia or other specific learning disabilities, or have vision problems such as low-vision or blindness, which makes reading printed words difficult or impossible. The Intel Reader, about the size of a paperback book, converts printed text to digital text, and then reads it aloud to the user. Its unique design combines a high-resolution camera with the power of an Intel® Atom™ processor, allowing users to point, shoot and listen to printed text.
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Lycoming County no longer will use the services of elected jury commissioners after this year.
County commissioners unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday that eliminates the two positions, which were responsible for preparing jury questionnaires and establishing lists of eligible citizens to serve on jury pools for county court cases.
Commissioners took action after Gov. Tom Corbett signed a bill into law Monday that authorizes county commissioners to cut the positions.
Local state lawmakers Sen. E. Eugene Yaw-R, Loyalsock Township; and Reps. Garth Everett, R-Muncy; Rick Mirabito, D-Williamsport; Michael Hanna, D-Lock Haven; and Matthew E. Baker, R-Wellsboro, all voted in favor of the legislation before it went to the governor.
Frank Lupacchino, the county's elected Republican jury commissioner, and Jessie Bloom, elected Democrat jury commissioner, will serve through the remainder of the year, when their four-year terms expire.
Bloom, however, said she believes the Pennsylvania State Association of Jury Commissioners will pursue legal challenges to the new law.
"That's not something that's going to be a done deal yet," said Bloom, who, along with Lupacchino, earns just more than $7,700 a year in their part-time positions. "If this is what the county wants to do, that's their perogative. They are going to take it to court."
In fact, the position of jury commissioner was challenged several years ago in the state when the Legislature passed a measure to do away with it. The law was found unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court because it was attached to other, unrelated subjects.
Jury commissioners are responsible for pouring over about 18,000 jury questionnaires a year and determining eligibility, according to Kevin Way, county court administrator.
"A lot of that has been automated in recent years," he said. "When I started 23 years ago, the jury commissioners typed each questionnaire with a typewriter."
Way said that the same information will continue to go out to potential jurists.
Bloom said that jury commissioners have been paid less in Lycoming County than in other counties, where an average part-time yearly salary is about $11,000.
She added that she and Lupacchino have saved Lycoming County $2,000 during their four-year terms by not joining the state jury commissioners association.
"The main thing that we're concerned about" is the 18,000 questionnaires, Bloom said.
"The two of us have to go through them every year. I don't know how they're going to do that with a computer," she said.


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Introduction to Health Services Research : A Self-Study Course
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1. Librarians should expand their roles and influence and contribute to the delivery of health care and to the improvement of health in our society. True | False
Through collaborative projects librarians have expanded their roles and influence and contribute heavily to the research underlying the delivery of health care and to the improvement of health.
2. Determining the most effective methods of spreading health services research results to practitioners, payers, and the public has been a goal of AHRQ and related organizations. True | False
AHRQ and related organizations have grappled over the most effective methods of spreading research results in the most appealing, persuasive, and usable formats to practitioners, payers, and the public.
3. MLA's Platform for Change urges librarians to (select the correct answer).
A. get trained in evaluation and epidemiology B. develop clinical guidelines C. prepare themselves to meet the needs of today's and tomorrow's health sciences environmentD. forget lifelong learning as it is not necessary
Librarians must prepare themselves to meet the needs of today's and tomorrow's health sciences environment.
4. It is | is not necessary for librarians to be alert to the changing information and health care environments and the major program and policy sources. (Select the correct word or phrase).
It is necessary for librarians to be alert to the changing information and health care environments and the major program and policy sources.
5. Lifelong learning is | is not important for librarians working in the health care environment.
It is really important for librarians to continue to learn as they progress through their careers. This is important as the health care field changes daily.
6. Having a basic understanding of health services research methodology is one of MLA's Platform for Change recommendations. True | False
The Platform for Change recommends that health sciences librarians be able to apply knowledge, skills, and understanding of research methodology.
7. The document authored by NLM titled, "The Education and Training of Health Sciences Librarians" describes several important areas of expansion. These included study of health systems organizations, staffing, financing, utilization, evaluation of health services, ___________, and clinical practice guideline development. Which important area of expansion is missing from this list?
A. biostatistics B. outcomes researchC. social and behavioral sciences D. epidemiology E. qualitative research
Outcomes research is increasingly important in the field of health services research. This is not to say that biostatistics, social and behavioral sciences and epidemiology are not important, but outcomes research is likely to continue to play a significant role in health services research for some time.
8. The National Library of Medicine has a/an ________ role in training health sciences librarians in training health sciences librarians to work with health services researchers. (Select the correct answer).
A. significantB. insignificant
NLM staff and staff from the National Network of Libraries of Medicine are constantly alert to changes in the need for training in current and future information resources and are developing new resources for use by librarians and health services researchers.
9. In the IOM report, "Workforce and Educational Issues" it was suggested that librarians are sufficiently well trained and do not need additional training | need to expand their education in this area (health services research). (Select the correct answe)r.
Librarians need to expand their education in health services research. It is a complex, but important field, and requires careful and ongoing study to understand the field and be able to search for information efficiently.
10. The National Library of Medicine was mandated to develop health services curriculum in partnership with the Medical Library Association, health services research organizations, and academic departments in the document Training plan (health services research education and training program). True | False
NLM has the responsibility for developing curricula that will enhance librarian's skills in working with health services researchers.
11. As information workers, librarians are essential partners in furthering the health of the public. True | False
In today's complex health care environment the librarian should be, and often is, an essential partner in locating critical information that can be used in furthering the health of the public.
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Music has played a huge role in spoiling the game, but there's a different clamor from fan comments over on YouTube about wanting to know the song title in the trailer - and we're wondering what it is too, since it goes so well with all the explosions, helicopters and overall crazy.
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Why Fears About Municipal Credit are Overblown
Daniel Bergstresser
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Harvard Business School - Finance Unit
April 30, 2011
Harvard Business School Finance Working Paper No. 1836678
Highly publicized predictions of 50-100 municipal defaults have caused anxiety among municipal bond investors. While there is some chance that negative investor sentiment will lead to further spread widening, the probability of the kind of widespread default that would be required to justify current municipal bond yields is low. In this paper we document the reasons why the fears of widespread municipal default during the current recession are overblown.
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In Darfur :: The Deaf CD Release :: Honeysuckle Rose :: Granito de Arena :: Bring the Troops Home Now :: Over/Under CD Release :: The Weekly Minneseries AND THIS WEEK'S
: The Atlantis Quartet at Jitters
In Darfur
Guthrie Theater
It's hard to know precisely how history will look back on us and judge us, but it seems likely that we will be tried and condemned for our inattention to much of Africa as it suffered. The story of Darfur, a relatively small region in far western Sudan, is by itself staggering, with a government-
supported militia targeting civilians, causing an estimated 400,000 deaths and displacing as many as 2.5 million people in just over three years. To put it into perspective, it is as though every person in Portland, Ore., was murdered, while, at the very same time, every citizen of Chicago, Ill., were left homeless. Meanwhile, as the Center for American Progress and the Genocide Intervention Fund has pointed out, this suffering has been all but ignored by the U.S. news media: "During June 2005, CNN, FOX News, NBC/MSNBC, ABC and CBS ran 50 times as many stories about Michael Jackson and 12 times as many stories about Tom Cruise as they did about the genocide in Darfur." Well, the Guthrie Theater is doing its part to raise local awareness with a reading of a new play, "In Darfur," which tells of a fictional journalist's attempts to craft a story about the region that will generate much needed international outrage and attention. The play is a product of the Guthrie Theater and the Playwright Center's unique "Two-Headed Challenge," in which playwrights are encouraged to pair up with non-playwrights to develop new material. In this case, playwright Winter Miller, who also works as a researcher for the New York Times, paired with columnist Nicholas Kristof, whose writing on Darfur won him a Pulitzer Prize in 2006. The reading will be followed by a series of discussions and accompanied by a traveling photo exhibition about the genocide "Darfur/Darfur."
Through Jan. 28. $15. 818 S. 2nd St., Mpls. 612-377-2224.
Atlantis Quartet
Think along the lines of Dexter Gordon, Larry Young, Elvin Jones—like that—with a taste of Wes Montgomery smoothed in. Add strong original compositions and insanely serious chops (these cats cover Thelonious Monk's "Brilliant Corners" and get away with it). Jazz lovers, presented for your profound listening pleasure: The Atlantis Quartet. Composed of Junkyard Empire members Brandon Wozniak (tenor sax), who has gigged with Tommy Dorsey, and Zacc Harris (guitar), who also heads up The Luminessence Trio, Travis Schilling (bass), sideman for five years to blues and R&B siren Renee Austin and Pete Hennig (drums), also with The Luminessence Trio. Last October, these ace axemen didn't have anything better to do, so they decided to make Twin Cities music safe for sweet sophistication. They debuted in November at the Fusion Music Lounge and got booked into The Nomad Jazz Series, The Times Bar and The Dakota's Late Night Series, but Jitters has become their weekly home (except for the third week of the month) and die-hard jazz junkies should be glad they've got a place to catch solid jazz on the regular.
9:30 p.m. Free. 205 E. Hennepin Ave., Mpls. 612-617-1111.
The Deaf CD Release
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Thank the lord that the music industry's long winter of discontent (aka Thanksgiving through New Year's, a time during which almost no CDs come out) is at an end, and we can once again welcome with open arms new releases, both local and national. I've been having a hard time getting my head out of 2006: The introspection and evaluation that come along with making year-end lists led me back into listening to old favorites like Hendrix and T. Rex, but
This Bunny Bites
, the new album by The Deaf, might be just the thing to put an end to my thus far breach-born experience of 2007. Leadoff track, "Into the Fire," rumbles out of the gates on Jack Kalyuzhny's single-stroke tom rolls and the storm of bass and guitar whipped up by Stephanie Budge and David Safar, but the magic happens when it all congeals around the yawning gap that makes room for Safar's exclamatory (and Blur-esque) "Whoo!" It's all the chorus the tune needs. "Chim Cham" is either a reference to a dance step or a "Mr. Show" sketch, and either way, it sets the pattern for songs that were probably named before they had lyrics, sounding more like good, hair-trigger concepts than the result of careful consideration—"Let's Go," "Fuck That Shit," "Shiv" and "Get 'Er Done" being prime examples. In all fairness, this isn't music about subtlety and nuance; it's about rawness and blunt objects. End to end, it's the kind of slightly sludgy post-punk that slots itself in tightly behind locals like The Soviettes and that band's offshoot, Awesome Snakes, and national acts like Queens of the Stone Age. Plus, they got a mention in the 2006 edition of the Best American Non-Required Reading as having one of the Best New American Band Names. Take that, America.
With The Blind Shake, Maps of Norway and His Mischief. 9 p.m. $5. 21+. Corner of University and Snelling Aves., St. Paul. 651-647-0486.
STEVE McPHERSON
Honeysuckle Rose
Betsy's Back Porch Coffee
When it comes to easy listening, you can't beat laid back, old-school jazz with a baseball bat. Certainly not the way it comes courtesy of swing quartet Honeysuckle Rose. Steeped in the aesthetic of seminal icon Django Reinhardt, you have, on their self-titled debut CD, winning chanteuse Rose Oyamot backed by David Stenshoel (violin), Dean Harrington (guitar), Holle Brian (bass) and guest guitarist Mark Kreitzer. It's a superb collection of '20s, '30s and '40s standards, along with Reinhardt's "Belleville" and "Troublant Bolero." Before you turn your nose up at old-fogey music, look up where such heroes as Van Morrison, Sting and Wynton Marsalis cut their teeth. You might surprise yourself. Then, slide on down to Betsy's for a taste of true musical sophistication.
7 p.m. 5447 Nicollet Ave., Mpls. 612-827-8283.
Granito de Arena
Resource Center for the Americas
In the fall of 2006, the annual teachers' strike in Oaxaca against social and economic injustice in Mexico's public schools captured worldwide attention when it merged with what has become a much larger urban social movement against a repressive Mexican government. If you want to learn more about the situation in Oaxaca, head to the Resource Center of the Americas this Friday for a screening of the 60-minute documentary "Granito de Arena" (Grain of Sand). Offered as part of the RCA's "Friday Culture and Movie Nights" series, "Granito de Arena" details the Mexican teachers' movement—an exceedingly important model for community-based resistance—and other social movements for a democratic Mexico. Directed and produced by acclaimed filmmaker Jill Freidberg ("This is What Democracy Looks Like"—2000), this award-winning documentary places the Mexican teachers' struggle in a global context, delineating the relationship between economic globalization and the worldwide public education crisis. Raising essential questions about democracy, sovereignty and the universal right to public education, Freidberg's film is disturbing, riveting and inspiring.
Featuring a driving soundtrack by DJ Food, Slowrider, PlanB and Los Mocosos. 7 p.m. Free. Romero Room. 3019 Minnehaha Ave., Mpls. 612-276-0788 or
Bring the Troops Home Now
26th & Franklin Aves.
On this day, tens of thousands of people will march in Washington, D.C., to demand an end to the war in Iraq with no escalation and that U.S. troops be brought home. In Minneapolis and other cities, anti-war events will be held in solidarity with the march on Washington. The Twin Cities protest under the call of "NO to the Escalation—Stop the War—BRING THE TROOPS HOME NOW! Stop Funding the War!—Funds for housing, health care and human needs, not war in Iraq!" At 1 p.m., join the bannering at Franklin and 26th Avenues in South Minneapolis. Be part of a massive presence of anti-war signs and banners by participating in a "human billboard" against the war. At 2 p.m., there's a "Speak Out" at Bethany Lutheran Church, 2511 E. Franklin Ave. Short statements will be recorded and sent to the MN Congressional delegation. The event is co-initiated by the Iraq Peace Action Coalition and the Anti-War Committee.
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call 612-522-1861, 612-379-3899 or 612-827-5364 or e-mail email@example.com. ALAN DALE
Over/Under CD Release
400 Bar
It seems like we rarely want for bands and songwriters mining the rich vein of Americana music here in the Twin Cities, but at the same time, it seems like there's always room for a couple more. Nick Africano released a solo EP,
, last summer and has spent more than a few nights holding down the stage at the 400 Bar, but recently he's been playing with a quartet of like-minded musicians (Jack Phinner on bass, Mike Vasich on keys and brothers Dan and Greg Walz-Chojnacki on lead guitar and drums, respectively) in Over/Under. Much like Africano's solo work, Over/Under has a distinctly earnest vibe that's grounded in the flower-power-by-way-of-the-working-class optimism of classic rock like the Allman Brothers Band and the music follows suit, constructed around acoustic guitars and tasteful keys, supplanted by a stinging, UniVibe-drenched lead guitar line here and there. Africano's voice is strong and slightly gruff, swinging right through that aforementioned classic rock wheelhouse, neither too wrought with emotion to come off as excessively dramatic, nor too by the numbers to come off as overly derivative. And just when you think their debut EP, Line Out, is going to get by strictly on a diet of Americana- and country-tinged rock, they toss in "Machine Gun Green," a reggae-flecked protest anthem that recalls Clapton's "I Shot the Sheriff," minus the heroin problem, but scraggly facial hair included.
With John Koerner and Willie Murphy. 8 p.m. $5. 18+. 400 Cedar Ave. S., Mpls. 612-332-2903. JOSEPH GRAHAM
Nomad World Pub
I'm telling you: Tuesday is the new Friday. There's a spirit of discovery to experiencing live music that, for better or for worse, often gets overlooked. Who knows when you might show up for the headliner and find out that the opener is absolutely killer? These towns are full of bands slogging it out on weeknights in the hopes of being that killer discovery for you and yours, but it can't happen if you don't show up. Two Eyes for the Dead take their cues from the darker end of the rock spectrum, citing goth-yet-melodic rockers A Perfect Circle and Dredg (along with everyone's favorite, Radiohead) as their prime influences. The live recordings offered on their MySpace page hint at inventive sonics, but my favorite part has to be their "Sounds Like" answer: "Tears of joy (which are the same as sorrow)." If you've got a soft spot in your heart for bands with alter egos, you'll probably want to check Landspeeder, whose members include Magnus, Go Dude and Red Threat. At least, I'm assuming those aren't their given names. Expect straight-ahead punk/garage in the vein on Bleach-era Nirvana. If that all sounds a bit intense for you, come early and check out Chicago's Apteka, who display a penchant for the kinder, gentler end of darkness via a kinship with Jesus & Mary Chain and Mojave 3.
9 p.m. Free. 21+. 501 Cedar Ave. S., Mpls. 612-338-6424.
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Childhood: Your first memory?
Recently someone asked about my first childhood memory. I began to think about some of my "first" moments. My first steps, the first taste of candy, or my first word.
But were these really my own memories or just stories about these events told to me by my parents?
We all have memories of growing up, but it's difficult to distinguish between those we really remember and those our families repeated throughout our childhoods.
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New Artist Jon McLaughlin Visits SoJO Friday And You're Invited! [VIDEO]
SoJO 104.9 welcomes up-and-comer Jon McLaughlin to the SoJO studios tomorrow (Friday, June 22) at 2 p.m.! Jon has a gripping new duet with Sara Bareilles called 'Summer Is Over' from his album Promising Promises.
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In Israel raid, Syria options severely constrained
BEIRUT -- Syria's defense minister signaled Monday that his country won't hit back at Israel over an airstrike inside Syria, claiming the Israeli raid was actually in retaliation for his regime's offensive against rebels he called "tools" of the Jewish state.
The remarks suggest the regime's military options might be severely constrained after 22 months of fighting an uprising that has depleted its weapons and stretched troops thin.
Israel has all but confirmed it was behind Wednesday's airstrike -- a humiliating raid just a few miles away from the Syrian capital, Damascus, that added another layer of complication to a chaotic uprising and civil war. U.S. officials said the Israelis struck a military research center and a convoy next to it carrying anti-aircraft weapons destined for the Islamic militant group Hezbollah in neighboring Lebanon.
Syria vowed to retaliate, but the threats of retribution were seen by many as exceedingly mild, drawing criticism and mockery from rebels and opposition leaders who called it proof of President Bashar Assad's weakness and acquiescence to Israel.
In a televised interview Monday, Syrian Defense Minister Gen. Fahd Jassem al-Freij indicated that Syria may not be planning to retaliate at all. He said Israel attacked the research center near Damascus because rebels were unable to capture it. He called the rebels Israel's "tools."
He was asked by Syrian state TV why Damascus does not retaliate against Israel.
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