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Audi Dublin International Film Festival is Ireland's premier event and has built a formidable reputation for delivering the very best in international film and film talent to Irish and International audiences each year. Its core elements include a select programme of the most exciting international cinema currently on offer, the best new Irish cinema, a retrospective of much loved and forgotten classics, a focus on screenwriting and unique access to a plethora of international filmmaking talent including actors, writers and directors and behind the scenes talent. An all encompassing event, carefully curated and ranging from the weird and wonderful to the glamorous and exclusive, ADIFF turns the city into a film mecca for cinema-goers and experience-lovers of all kinds.
International Talent
Soon coming into its 15th year, the Festival has grown to a maturity with a feature programme that charts the very best in new international cinema and a history of guests that include Al Pacino, Julie Andrews, Danny DeVito, Angela Lansbury, Stanley Tucci, Stellan Skarsgard, Richard Gere, Kim Cattrall, Daniel Day Lewis, Claudia Cardinale, Russell Crowe and Kristin Scott Thomas. In addition there has been a vibrant, ongoing programming of year-round events with huge talents including Amy Schumer, Ben Affleck, Quentin Tarantino, Bryan Cranston and Ennio Morricone.
Volta Award
In 2007, DIFF introduced the Volta Award, in order to celebrate the careers of individuals who have made a significant contribution to the world of film. Our annual Volta Awards are named after Ireland's first dedicated cinema, the Volta Picture Theatre on Mary Street in Dublin, which opened on 20 December 1909 by an enterprising young novelist named James Joyce. The 2016 Recipients included Angela Lansbury and Claudia Cardinale.
Behind the Scenes - Festival Strand
ADIFF Legend's series promises to continue after two successful years of public audiences with icons of stage & screen, Julie Andrews and Angela Lansbury. ADIFF is dedicated to the importance of screenwriters through the invitation of international peers such as David Hare (ADIFF 2016 / The Hours) and Robert Towne (ADIFF 2013 / Chinatown) to participate in the Festival's Behind the Scenes strand. This focus is surrounded by commitment to championing both emerging as well established directors (Ben Wheatley, Rebecca Miller, Joss Whedon, Anieszka Holland) and a range of industry professionals including composers (Dario Marianelli, Jan AP Kaczmarek), cinematographers (Chris Menges, Doug Milsome) animators (Didier Brunner, Tomm Moore) and more.
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The Festival also has a dedication to honouring new talent through the ADIFF Discovery Award. This award aims to identify and champion emerging talent from both in front of, and behind the camera. The 2016 nominees were judged by a panel of industry experts comprising of Casting Director Margery Simkin, Head of Distribution at Element Films Audrey Shiels, Director and Manager of Teach Solais Jason Foran and Director Ken Wardrop. The winners were announced as actor Barry Keoghan (Mammal, Traders, The Break), director/animator Jack O'Shea (A Coat Made Dark, Eat the Danger) and producer Kathryn Kennedy (My Name is Emily, It's Not Yet Dark, After).
In 2017 the Audi Dublin International Film Festival will return for its 15th year, with submissions now open through Film Freeway, with entry available to features, documentary, family, animation and short-film until October 2016. Bookended by Sundance, Berlin and the Oscars, ADIFF is essential in promoting Dublin as one of the world's leading creative cities, in a month which immerses audiences in film worldwide.
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Ok, for starters, this is my second child. My daughter was much different in utero (moved regularly but way less on the kicking scale). So this LO is very active most of the time. Kicks fairly regularly but some mornings things are less frequent. Well yesterday things were fine, I had a doctor's appointment and the heart rate was good as well. Today I have noticed a decrease in movement. I've felt some here and there, but not like what is typical. I am trying to decide if i'm just being paranoid and LO is maybe having a lazy day, or if I should call my doctor and go in to be checked over. I haven't done anything out of the ordinary, eating, drinking, etc. I tried to move my stomach around some to see if it would rouse LO, but so far nothing....any suggestions? My doctor is 45 minutes away, so I just am not sure what to do.
Decreased movement....
My baby has active days and lazy days and im currently almost 38wks along and I just see movements and feel a few not many but I know they have lazy days of growing and sleeping.. I was at my appt yesturday and all is well and it depends on how the baby is laying.. Mine is back against my belly so I dont feel anything with her butt mostly and her feet that slide out of the corner.. Otherwise she just kicks the inside where i dont feel it...
You are probably fine. I know some people say that you should feel 5 kicks/movements in an hour, but my doctor actually said around 12 within 10 hours! Babies sleep a lot during this time and they have less space to move around. As long as you are feeling something it should be ok.
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hope that eases your mind a little.
hope that eases your mind a little.
I'm just getting freaked out because this isn't typical. I mean it truely could be a lazy day, and I have felt small movements, but nothing that is normal for him.
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I'm downing some water as we speak, so we will see if that helps.
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Cognitor is no more.
CPAs hated it. As a result, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, which is pushing for a new super-title for financial and other professionals worldwide, is throwing in the towel on the tentative name for this designation. Cognitor was just too controversial.
The AICPA's "new vision" is intended to recognize changes in the global economy by creating an umbrella designation for a variety of business and knowledge professionals.
The designation would be in addition to a professional's other credentials.
Once the governing council gives its approval, the association's 340,000 members will be able to vote for or against it, probably in the fall.
In the meantime, a market research firm, different from the one that came up with the Cognitor designation, is "exploring other names" for the global credential and could propose alternatives in about a month.
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The Big Bang Theory :)
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The Big Bang Theory :)
I've recently been watching the BBC series Sherlock, which is EXCELLENT, and a fantastic adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes novels. I just finished series two, and I am so angry at the cliffhanger, and am filled with anticipation for the next series.
I've also been watching Community, Modern Family, and Raising Hope, which are quite good. I recently finished Pushing Daises, which is a fun and quirky film noir-style show.
On the older front of things, I've just recently been introduced to Star Trek: The Next Generation, which I am devouring. So so good.
Currently, me and the wife are waiting for the new episodes of The Walking Dead to start up. Extremely well put together cast, and a few different spins on the old 'Zombie Apocalypse' scenario.
The various Stargate television episodes were quite good. Good enough in fact that I purchased the entire series for Stargate SG-1, and the same goes for Stargate: Atlantis.
SGU Stargate Universe was okay, too, but not good enough in my opinion to buy the entire series of episodes.
Yeah, Modern Family is pretty damn funny. Phil Dunphy cracks me up.
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These three errors should probably all be changed away from VIR_ERR_INTERNAL_ERROR into something more useful, but I'm not sure whether that would be VIR_ERR_CONF_SYNTAX, VIR_ERR_CONFIG_UNSUPPORTED, or something else.I was uncertain about the error codes too, that's why I kept VIR_ERR_INTERNAL_ERROR as used by other functions in this file. I'd opt for VIR_ERR_CONF_SYNTAX. -- Guido
Yeah, for this particular case, where we are parsing a xen conf file, CONF_SYNTAX is the best fit.
ACK to the concept, once we decide on the correct error code.
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Stains on Prehistoric Tool Are Human Blood
Published: December 1, 1987
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Scientists were impressed and excited by the first report of Dr. Loy's blood analysis. In a report published in the June 17, 1983, issue of the journal Science, Dr. Loy said he had identified the blood residues of animals surviving on ancient stone knives found in Canada. His method was to crystallize the hemoglobin in the blood and compare it with crystals prepared by the same technique from modern control blood smears of known species. Canadian Weapons Tested
After this report, according to Dr. Lowenstein, Dr. Loy twice brought samples of the Canadian stone weapons to Dr. Lowenstein for an independent examination. The California scientist's testing technique produced similar, confirming results.
But the Nature article reported that Dr. Loy had abandoned his original hemoglobin crystallization method, replacing it with a system for separating and identifying immunoglobin, the second most common protein in blood serum.
Later, archeologists at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago who had read of Dr. Loy's work invited him to inspect some stone tools in their collections. Robert J. Braidwood, an emeritus professor at the university, recalled that Dr. Loy borrowed several specimens for analysis. Andree Wood, a research assistant on the institute's prehistoric project, has recovered blood from such tools, which were excavated in the 1950's by archeologists working with Dr. Braidwood at a site in Iraq known as Barda Balka. Geological clues indicated that the tools were about 100,000 years old.
Of the 25 tools he analyzed, according to the Nature article, Dr. Loy reported obtaining positive reactions for the presence of human immunoglobin on 18 tools. Mummies and Fossils
In June 1985, Dr. Lowenstein recalled, Dr. Loy asked him to analyze two of the Barda Balka specimens. Dr. Lowenstein's radioimmunoassay technique had become widely accepted among scientists. It had been applied to detecting and identifying proteins in Egyptian mummies and the fossil bones of 20,000-year-old Cro-Magnon humans as well as human ancestors at least 1.9 million years old.
For the stone-tool tests, Dr. Lowenstein said, he took antibodies to human albumin, the major protein in blood serum, that had been produced in rabbits stimulated by periodic injections. These antibodies will react most strongly with human albumin, will react weakly with other albumin of primates such as chimpanzees and gorillas and will react more weakly, or not at all, with that of other mammals. A strong reaction thus is evidence that the substance being tested is human.
Dr. Lowenstein said he got no reaction at all in tests on the blood from one tool, but a strong positive reaction from the other. ''I did the test several times to make sure the reactions were real,'' he said. Early Suspicions
''I became suspicious very, very early,'' Dr. Lowenstein said, recalling his working relationship with Dr. Loy. ''He would never tell us his results. He wanted to know our results before he would tell us his.''
Despite the controversy, Dr. Lowenstein emphasized that the blood on the stone tool was indeed human and that more detailed studies of more artifacts will ''open up tremendous possibilities for getting prehistoric genetic information we've always dreamed of getting.''
Dr. Braidwood said archeologists ''feel uncomfortable'' referring to the Barda Balka toolmakers as Neanderthals. The classic Neanderthal humans supposedly appeared after the 100,000-year-old Barda Balka toolmakers and then disappeared about 35,000 years ago. Still, there are millions of stone tools in the world's museums, and archeologists would like to examine more of them for evidence of prehistoric blood.
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Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 3 hrs
Place beans, water and fatback in a heavy pot. bring to a boil, reduce heat to a simmer and simmer 2 1/2 to 3 hours. This was my great grand mother's recipe and has been handed down for generations.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups pinto beans
- 3 pints water
- 3 ounces salt cured pork fatback
- wash beans and look for foreign matter, small stones or pieces of dirt.
- rinse twice.
- put in a heavy pot with the water and fatback.
- bring to a boil and reduce to a slow simmer.
- simmer about 3 hours.
- Serve with corn bread and sliced onions.
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My mom would put a pot of these beans on in the morning on wash day (she used lard). Everyone who walked past the stove had to stir the beans. I make these same beans often, but I use one smoked ham hock. Good amount of soupy broth. No, these are not cowboy beans with peppers etc... Just good southern pintos! Good with fried pork chops - now your talking.
These beans were really something different than what I am used to eating but I really liked them. I used dried pinto beans and used a pressure cooker to speed up the process ( 1 1/4 hr at 10 lbs pressure). Served this recipe with corn bread and buttermilk. Tasty! Thanks for posting, JimB. =)
Love pinto beans, and the beans turned out just great without soaking!! I did add additional water, a couple of times during cooking, because I was afraid the beans would burn. The pork I used was the last remains of a cure 81 ham. Tasted great! Thanks, JimB427 for posting this down home recipe. Made for Cooking From The Pantry Challenge Game


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Calories in Granola Bars
Are Granola Bars Healthy?
Granola bars, sometimes mixed with fruit, nuts, and other ingredients, are a popular snack during the day, before or after the gym, or even as a quick go-to meal when short on time. Despite the convenience and claims for low calorie granola bars, many are just the opposite of healthy. A quick read through the nutrition label and list of ingredients will reveal that the typical bar is jam-packed with carbohydrates, sugar, and additives, which might provide an initial burst of energy but will soon leave you feeling drained and crashed. Choosing a snack that is high in fiber and that provides more nutrients is healthier and will leave you feeling more satisfied for longer.
Alternatives for Granola Bars
If you are craving a granola bar but want to avoid the sugar rush, consider making your own at home by searching for recipes online. Being able to control the ingredients allows you to make a more nutritious snack and cater the bar to your liking. Adding fresh fruit contributes natural flavoring and sweetness to the mix, and ingredients like peanut butter and sliced nuts add protein and healthy fats. If you want to avoid the bars all together, healthy snack options include fresh fruit like apples and bananas, a handful of nuts, yogurt, and many others.


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Multicultural Affairs Committee Chair - Nathan Daniels
Goals: Hold a successful Diversity Week in the fall semester and visit different cultural student organizations as a way of hearing the concerns of the students.
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Cotto's Adviser: A Fight With Canelo Would Be Huge
By Miguel Rivera
The legal advisor to three-division world champion Miguel Cotto (37-3, 30KOs), Gabriel "Gaby" Peñagarícano, says a fight with WBC/WBA junior middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (42-0-1, 30KOs) would be a huge event. If Canelo is unable to secure a fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. for September 14th, Peñagarícano says the second biggest opportunity for the young Mexican is a fight with Cotto.
"Canelo and [Austin] Trout put 40,000 people [at the Alamodome] in San Antonio. And as I said before - a fight Miguel Cotto and Canelo Alvarez would be much more attractive. I am certainly sure it would attract more people. It would be like one of those events held years ago, [before many thousands] in a stadium. But Miguel has not indicated who he would like to return against. He is in no hurry [to make that decision]. Cotto is sitting in a good position at the moment. Everyone is talking about Canelo, but he's never been on pay-per-view," Peñagarícano told Carlos Narvaez.
[QUOTE=El Angel;13366420]I don't think it's as pro Mexican as it would be in Texas, unless the fight is in NY, Cotto will be getting booed and that's just the way it is. TX tends to favor the GBP fighter in…Comment by El Angel on 05-14-2013
[QUOTE=Mr. Fantastic;13366283]But Vegas is pro Mexican if I recall the excuses in the past couple of years. FYI Vegas is worse than TX as far as robberies come.[/QUOTE] I don't think it's as pro Mexican as it would be in…Comment by Mr. Fantastic on 05-14-2013
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i'm going to this fight wherever it is. l.a would be great cause i've never been. but i'm thinking vegas.Comment by El Angel on 05-13-2013
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Letters to the editor: Easter bunnies not for everybody
The Easter holiday season is here and you may be considering a "live" Easter bunny as a surprise for your family. Well, it may or may not be a good idea.
Before letting the excitement of a live rabbit get away with you, it is a good idea to do some extensive research online to learn what rabbits are all about and how to care for them. The most comprehensive site is that of the National House Rabbit Society, www.rabbit.org. Getting educated before bringing one home is going to save you the stress of finding out too late that they are not as "easy care" as you might think. You also need to know that their normal life span is 8 to 10 or even 12 years, much the same as a dog or cat.
Rabbits can make wonderful indoor family companions. They can be friendly, funny, active and kind. They can also be shy, aloof, fearful of loud noises and afraid of children. Each rabbit has a unique personality and choosing the right rabbit for you is important.
Contrary to the Easter-time hype, rabbits are not inexpensive starter pets. They need fresh hay at all times as their primary diet, a variety of fresh vegetables, and a few high-quality timothy hay-based pellets. Vet care, when needed, should only come from an exotic-trained vet. Rabbits should also be spayed or neutered to help them become good family pets. May I suggest that you check us out on Facebook: E.A.R.S. -- Erie Area Rabbit Society & Rescue. We will be happy to answer any rabbit-related questions you might have. The best way to check on rescue bunnies is check out petfinder or adoptapet.
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Hunting on Sundays
not a good idea
In response to Nason McCall's letter to the editor ("Sunday hunting makes sense," Erie Times-News, March 28): Sure, we won't mind kneeling in prayer in Springfield while rifles and shotguns go off in the woods. After all, hunters do need another day to get their deer or rabbit. And we aren't the only country church. A .22-caliber bullet through the window might not be a great addition to the service either.
At least shoot any other day, so we can fix the damage and maybe avoid the bullet. A .22-caliber slug carries far, and larger guns are more dangerous. I hunt -- or did -- but I'm not that steady anymore. And I bet I'm not the only one.
Maybe a few shots might distract the choir? And how could we get along without all of our tenors and basses if they are all out hunting?
Eva BretzGirard
Criticism of
Obama off base
How about U.S. Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham calling President Barack Obama weak on foreign policy? They think that Obama should send troops into Ukraine to challenge Russia. That will never happen because our tea party Congress says that everything has to be paid for. Things like food stamps and unemployment benefits were shot down so funds to start another war should never be OK'd.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney should sit back with his shotgun and keep his mouth shut. He made the comment about the president, saying he cares more about food stamps than he does our troops. Excuse me?
He and his buddies at Halliburton ripped off our troops by not supplying thousands of meals, and isn't he part of the duo who got almost 5,000 of our troops killed by starting a needless war?
Isn't it a shame that the tea party Republicans want to cut or eliminate programs that help the poor, the elderly, minorities and especially our veterans? By now, I think everyone has heard about the tea party in the Senate shooting down a bill that would have increased benefits to our veterans. Instead of running their mouths about Obama, how about getting on nationwide TV and explaining why you would vote against the veterans you claim to support?
It's getting around re-election time and they hope the American people forget about the votes they cast against veterans, and they did it just to appease the tea party.
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Film all wet
on real Noah
I recently had one of the worst moviegoing experiences of my life -- I saw "Noah." I expected some creative liberties in the film, but not this total rewrite of Scripture.
The most egregious aspect of the film is the portrayal of Noah himself. Scripture calls Noah one of the three most righteous men who ever lived (Ezekiel 14:14) and a preacher of righteousness (2 Peter 2:5), who did everything that God commanded (Genesis 6:22). In this film, Russell Crowe plays Noah as a seriously twisted maniac with homicidal tendencies. He's not a prophet, he's a killer.
In the first 10 minutes of the movie, it's implied that he kills three men who ambushed him. In the worst part of the movie, Noah comes to the conclusion that when God told him to protect the innocent, God was referring to the animals alone. The name of "God" is never mentioned in this film. Only the word "creator" is used. The first words on the screen are: "In the beginning there was nothing," whereas the first words in the Bible are, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth."
The director of "Noah" is a self-proclaimed atheist. He bragged at a recent premiere that Noah was "the least biblical biblical film ever made." On that we can agree.
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GOP blocking
important votes
John Boehner earns $223,500 per year. Is he worth it? He has voted more than 50 times to repeal the Affordable Care Act. And yet he refuses to allow a vote on restoring the unemployment insurance for millions of Americans who can't find work because he refuses to bring the president's jobs bill up for a vote.
Boehner also has refused to allow a vote on the minimum wage, which affects millions of Americans who earn $7.25 per hour. And two-thirds of those Americans are women who earn 77 cents for every dollar a man does.
And yet he still goes before the camera and shouts "Where are the jobs, Mr. President?" Give me a break. Americans should be shouting at him and his GOP caucus. When are you going to start earning your high salaries and just basically do your jobs?
I was wondering when the American people are going to get angry enough to start marching and shouting and demanding votes on things that affect them. Not more than 50 votes to repeal health care, but vote to create jobs, raise the minimum wage, extend unemployment insurance, build infrastructure, build better rails, reform immigration, control guns and better educate our children.
So if you are unemployed, you need to vote. If you are working full time and only earning minimum wage, you need to vote. If you are a woman raising a family on your own, you really need to vote. If you worried about whether the GOP will be able to obstruct your voting rights, you need to vote. If you are a member of a union, you need to vote. If you are a teacher, you need to vote.
Gov. Tom Corbett and U.S. Reps. Glenn Thompson and Mike Kelly are coming up for election this year. We need to vote and reverse the gerrymandering and replace them with people who vote the interests of people who need family-sustaining jobs.
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13 May 2011
Artist Guy Buffet has been confirmed as the Grand Marshal for the 2011 Palos Verdes Concours d'Elegance at the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes, California on 18 September.
Extendable screwdrivers
13 May 2011
Laser has launched a new multi-bit screwdriver set with an extandable driver that can be anything from 58mm to 155mm long. RRP for the set is £47.95. Details here.
Reid on track
13 May 2011
Former MG-Rover Works driver and BTCC stalwart Anthony Reid is to race at the mammoth MG Live! meeting at Silverstone on 24-26 June. See event details here
Portugal calling
13 Apr 2011
Fancy a trip to the historic meeting at Portimao on the Algarve in October? Then a full tour package is being put together by Drive España. Details here.
New wheel kit
05 Apr 2011
Meguiar's has launched a new wheel polishing kit using its patented diamond-shaped Dyna-Cone polisher. Details here.
Historics revisionism
04 Apr 2011
The date of the next Historics at Brooklands auction has been changed to Wednesday 18 May. Timings for the preview and sale will be announced via the website in due course.
E-type on canvas
01 Apr 2011
Artist David Purvis has released a new art print celebrating the E-type's 50th birthday. The original painting (20x16in) is available for £310, while prints start at £25. Click here for details.
Drag artists in Kent
01 Apr 2011
The European Kit & Sports Car Show celebrates its 21st running this year and takes place at the Kent County Showground in Detling on 21-22 May. This year's event will feature live music and drag car demos. On-site camping is available, click here for more details.
Italian rodeo
01 Apr 2011
The Rodeo Drive Concours d'Elegance will celebrate The Art of Italian Motoring in Beverly Hills, California on 19 June. The annual event will take place as the country of Italy marks an important milestone with the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy. Details here.
New VSCC president
01 Apr 2011
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HUDSON -Alvin Albert Brensing, 97, passed away Dec. 3, 2013 at Wesley Towers, Hutchinson. Service is pending with Minnis Chapel, St. John.
SALINA - Wanda Lee Funk, 75, passed away on Dec. 1, at Kenwood View Rehabilitation & Health Care. Born on Feb. 8, 1938, in WaKeeney, she was the daughter of Hannah and Horrace Hobbick. She worked as a housekeeper.
LINDSAY, Okla. - Nina Mae Hale, 82, from Great Bend, died Nov. 30, 2013 at Lindsay, Okla. Memorial information will be announced at a later date.
MEADE - John William (Bill) Eudaley, 88, died early Sunday morning Dec. 1, at the Lone Tree Retirement Center in Meade. Born March 16, 1925 in Marlow, Okla., he was the son of Oscar W. and Anna M. (Dawson) Eudaley. He graduated from Carnegie High School in Carnegie, Okla. John was a veteran serving from 1943-1946, in the United States Navy Seabees. He later received his bachelor's degree and master's degree from Emporia State University. On June 4, 1950, he married Lois A. Wheeler in Emporia. She preceded him in death on Oct. 25, 2013. After their marriage, he ...
AMARILLO, Texas - Gladys Ruth Gardner, 80, died Nov. 28 at Bluebonnet Assisted Living in Amarillo, Texas. Born April 2, 1933, in Elbing, she was the daughter of Paul and Helen (Hawks) Binder. On June 12, 1954, she married Louis Edward Gardner in Hoisington. He died on July 19, 1995. A resident of Amarillo, Texas, since 2005, coming from Hoisington, she was a nurse technician for Clara Barton Hospital and Central Kansas Medical Center.
HUTCHINSON – Phyllis E. Ankerholz Fimple, went to be with her Lord and loved ones Wednesday, Nov. 27, at Hospice and Homecare of Reno County, Hutchinson. Born Aug. 11, 1922, at Augusta, she was the daughter of Bertram H. and Flora E. (Fitzwilliam) St. Clair. She married Lawrence H. Ankerholz Nov. 20, 1941, at Salem, Ill. He died Dec. 7, 1983. She then married Rufus P. Fimple Jan. 15, 1994, at Great Bend.
Lelia A. Thompson, 94 died Wednesday, Nov. 27 at Sterling Presbyterian Manor, Sterling. Born Aug. 5, 1919, at Arpelar, Okla., she was the daughter of Boone and Virgie Mae (Ezell) Turner. She married Norman Thompson March, 26, 1938, at McAlester, Okla. He died March 18, 2002.
ARVADA, Colo. - Mark Samuel Albert Stice, 36, set out in mid-September to climb the Crestones, in Custer County, Colo., and never returned and has not yet been found.
SALINA - Verla L. Hipp, 82, died on Nov. 26, 2013 at Sterling House of Salina. Born Jan. 6, 1931, in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Frank Ernest and Helen (Schwartz) Ruble. On July 15, 1953 she married Robert F. Hipp in Great Bend. He died on Oct. 12, 1989. A lifelong resident of Great Bend, moving to Salina in 2009, she was employed for U.S.D. 428 as a Certified Food Service worker for 15 years, retiring in 1994. She was a gifted seamtress.
QUINTER - Rita Houdeshell, 72, of Quinter, died on Nov. 23, 2013 at Hays Medical Center. Born June 7, 1941, in Great Bend, she was the daughter of Harley J. and Helen (Strobel) Everett. She was a graduate of Radium High School. On March 4, 1963, Rita was united in marriage to Larry W. Houdeshell in Dodge City. She worked for many years and retired as a certified nurse's assistant at Gove County Hospital in Quinter.
LARNED - JoAnn (Bruntzel) Simmons Selzer, 82, passed away peacefully Nov. 22 at the Linnwood Park Senior Care home in Meriden. She was born Oct. 21, 1931 in Rozel, the daughter of Alfred and Mildred Ellis Bruntzel. JoAnn was a Pawnee County resident until 1985, when she and her husband, Clyde, sold their beloved Melody Ranch southeast of Larned and moved to Paola to be closer to their children and grandchildren living in the Kansas City area. She had lived in the Kansas City area for 26 years and then spent the last 2 years living in Meriden.
WELLINGTON - Evelyn Fairy DeYoe, 83, died Sunday, Nov. 24, at Lakepoint Nursing and Rehab Center in Wichita. Born Jan. 31, 1930, in Wichita, she was the daughter of William and Evalena (Fields) Gasswint.
WICHITA - Sidney J. Hughes, died on Nov. 23. He was a retired police officer with 28 years of service.
Opal Marie McCullough, 95, died Nov. 21, 2013, at 10 a.m., at her home in Great Bend. She was born Nov. 27, 1917, in Wilmore, the daughter of Ather and Ella Burnett. She had two brothers, Carl and Orbia Burnett, who preceded her in death. She had lived in Great Bend since November, 1961, coming from Wichita. She married Paul W. McCullough on July 16, 1939. He was a partner of the former Self-Service Drug stores and preceded her in death on Jan. 24, 1975.
HOISINGTON - Sonja Dee Ritter, 49, died Nov. 21, 2013, at Clara Barton Hospital in Hoisington. She was born May 4, 1964, at Larned, the daughter of Raymond Lee and Patricia J. (Freeburg) Hanken.
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LARNED - Guadalupe M. Perez Sr., 76, passed away Sept. 19, 201,6 at Hutchinson Regional Hospital.
Rev. Kevin U. Franklin, 62, died Sept. 19, 2016, at his home in Great Bend. He was born April 19, 1954, at Salina, the son ...
ELLSWORTH - Donald G. Dumler, 77, passed away Sept. 17, 2016, in Ellsworth. Born April 13, 1939, in Great Bend, he was the son of Adolph ...
LIBERAL - Ednetta (Nettie) Springer Gilmore Brown Crotts died, Sept. 9, 2016 at Wheatridge Park Care Center. Born May 26, 1918, in Hoisington she was the ...
HOLYROOD - O.E. 'Brownie' Blanke, 96, died Sept. 16, 2016, in Beloit. Born Oct. 5, 1919, in Nowata, Okla. he was the son of Edward ...
DERBY - Barbara Knoll, 85, passed away Thursday, Sept. 15, 2016 at Villa Maria, Mulvane. She was born February 24, 1931. Family will greet friends on ...
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - Memorial services for Johnny Asaby Peters will be held on Sept. 24 in Oklahoma City, Okla. Burial will be held on at ...
KINGMAN - Florence Walter died Sept. 15, 2016. She was born on Jan. 15, 1923, in Barton County.
Janis L. Coe, 77, died Sept. 11, 2016, at her home. Born July 21, 1939, in Harper she was the daughter of Jesse Russell and ...
RUSSELL - Lorraine Esther (Bender) Mai, 90, passed away Sept. 12, 2016, at the Golden Living Center in Wilson. Born Dec. 4, 1925, in Russell, she ...
CHASE - Robert E. "Bob" Coldwater, 86, died Sept. 13, 2016, at Lyons Good Samaritan Center. Born Nov. 14, 1929 at his parents homestead in rural ...
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|George Clooney Actor, Gravity George Timothy Clooney was born on May 6, 1961, in Lexington, Kentucky, to Nina Bruce (née Warren), a former beauty pageant queen, and Nick Clooney, a former anchorman and game show host (who was also the brother of singer Rosemary Clooney). He has Irish, English, and German ancestry. Clooney spent most of this youth in Ohio and Kentucky...
|Michael Shannon Actor, Man of Steel Michael Corbett Shannon was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, the son of Geraldine Hine, a lawyer, and Donald Sutherlin Shannon, an accounting professor at DePaul University. His grandfather was entomologist Raymond Corbett Shannon. Shannon began his professional stage career in Chicago. His first acting role was in "Winterset" at the Illinois Theatre Center...
|Melissa McBride Actress, The Walking Dead
|Laura Bell Bundy Actress, Jumanji
|Josh Hopkins Actor, Cougar Town
|Jim Varney Actor, Toy Story James Albert Varney, Jr. was born in Lexington, Kentucky, to Nancy Louise (Howard) and James Albert Varney, Sr. He became interested in theater as a teenager, winning state titles in drama competitions while a student at Lafayette High School in Lexington, Kentucky. At age 15 he played Ebeneezer Scrooge in a local children's theater production of "A Christmas Carol"...
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|Leah Lail Actress, V.I.P. Leah Lail became interested in acting when her father took her to see "A Chorus Line" on Broadway. Raised on a horse farm just outside Lexington, Kentucky, the younger of two sisters, Lail grew up as an animal lover and an avid reader. Her father is in road construction, while her mother raised horses...
|Tinashe Actress, Masked and Anonymous
|Maria Arcé Actress, The Girl Next Door Maria Arcé is an American TV and Feature Film actress. She began acting in the late 1990s, and became known after a series of roles in several major Hollywood films. Arcé gained initial fame during her teens while working as a commercial print model. One day Arcé caught the eye of an agent who convinced her to pursue acting more steadily...
|Farah Fath Actress, One Life to Live Farah LeeAllen Fath was born in Lexington, Kentucky on May 1st, 1984. When she was only five, she decided to start a career in show-business. After finding success as a child model, she turned her attention to acting and at the age of 15 nabbed her first audition for the role of Mimi Lockhart on Days of our Lives...
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|Luce Rains Actor, No Country for Old Men Luce Rains was raised in Lexington, Kentucky and Santa Fe, New Mexico, he attended Stephens College on an acting scholarship and the MFA program at California Institute of the Arts. In 1975 was cast in "Midway" at Universal Studios and has been a Screen Actor's Guild Member since that time. Luce has worked in over 75 film and television productions...
|Brian Littrell Actor, The Concert for New York City
|Angelina Valentine Actress, The Girl from the Naked Eye Buxom, luscious, and shapely brunette stunner Angelina Valentine was born Alexandra Colmenares on September 19, 1986 in Lexington, Kentucky. She's of mixed Italian and Venezuelan descent. Valentine grew up on a farm in rural Kentucky and attended Catholic private schools. Angelina started out in the adult entertainment industry dancing at a strip club in Kentucky...
|Edward Faulkner Actor, McLintock! Fielden Edward Faulkner II was born on Leap Year (February 29), 1932, in Lexington, Kentucky, where his father owned and operated a prominent building supply company. His mother was a retired piano and music teacher. He was the second of two children; his sister (now deceased) was nearly 19 years old when he was born...
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This has been a big week for Pretty Woman fans – so, basically everyone. The street-walking romantic comedy turned 25 on Monday, and the cast celebrated the milestone by reuniting on Today and sharing secrets from the set.
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Chris Pine Does a Killer Christopher Walken Impression (VIDEO)
Originally posted 03/25/2015 10:55AM
As he shared on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Tuesday, the actor can do what any comic actor worth his salt can do: a Christopher Walken impression.
Check out the video above to watch Pine narrate a nature documentary as Walken – not over-the-top but natural and measured, his impression is pretty impressive!
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Chris Pine and Zoë Kravitz stepped out together on Oscars weekend.
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As Oscar night gets closer, more celebrities have been added to the list of presenters.
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Inside Into the Woods's A-List Cast
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When director-producer Rob Marshall set out to bring beloved musical Into the Woods to the big screen, he brought in the big guns to begin.
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World Lottery Association
Philip Springuel named WLA Executive Director
After a long and comprehensive search, the WLA is pleased to announce the appointment of Philip Springuel as the new WLA Executive Director, effective October 1, 2016. Philip brings with him a solid background in corporate affairs and association management.
Winning in the New World – World Lottery Summit 2016
WLS 2016 starts in
6–9 November 2016!
World Lottery Summit – WLS 2016, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
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First quarter growth up 3.1%; North America, Europe up; Asia Pacific down.
Lotteries worldwide experienced a generally positive start to 2016. First-quarter on first-quarter sales were up sharply in North America, thanks mostly to the record-breaking Powerball draw of January 2016, and were also up moderately in Europe. However, these results were offset by a contraction in sales in the Asia Pacific region. Overall, first-quarter on first-quarter sales grew by 3.1% globally.
GLMS – Monitoring Sports Betting
Everything you ever wanted to know about the monitoring of sports betting by GLMS, the Global Lottery Monitoring System, set up in 2015 by the World Lottery Association (WLA) and European Lotteries (EL).
The WLA Global Lottery Data Compendium 2015
Following on from the success of the inaugural edition of the WLA Global Lottery Data Compendium (GLDC), we are very pleased to be able to present the second edition of the GLDC to the global regulated lottery community which is now available online.
Considerably revised and expanded, this second edition of the GLDC sees a considerable increase in the number of members contributing. 90% of the WLA's regular membership of state authorized lotteries, and 88% of the WLA's associate membership of providers of goods and services to the lottery industry, have contributed to this volume. Given the near-blanket coverage, the GLDC provides the most authoritative and accurate account of the global lottery industry available today.
All of the information reported in this work has been sourced directly from WLA Lottery Members and WLA Associate Members, with every effort having been taken to ensure the correctness and completeness of the collated data.
Discussion Papers
The WLA has published three discussion papers on the topics "Online gaming for lotteries", "Social gaming and lotteries", and "Sports integrity and lotteries". The aim of these papers is to provide our membership with information and data on contemporary issues that is both useful and relevant to the global lottery industry. In so doing, we hope to complement services that are already provided by the regional associations with services that are pertinent to the international lottery community as a whole.
Request for proposals (RFP)
To streamline the lottery procurement process, which is notoriously costly and time consuming, the WLA has worked with NASPL, operators, suppliers and independent consultants to develop a Best Practice for lottery RFPs. The Global RFP Best Practice provides comprehensive guidance and standardization of lottery procurements while fully accounting for the legislation in the respective lottery's jurisdiction. Following the Best Practice will make it simpler, faster and cheaper to develop a successful RFP, obtaining responsive proposals and conduct the evaluation of those proposals. To watch a short movie that explains how the complex RFP process can be simplified with the WLA RFP Template, please click on the thumbnail or read more.
The WLA Security Control Standard: 2012 (WLA-SCS:2012)
We are pleased to announce that the WLA-SCS:2012 standard was formally approved by the delegates of the WLA biennial General Meeting on September 12, 2012 in Montreal, Canada, and is now available for distribution. The WLA-SCS:2012 incorporates new sector-specific controls for the secure operation of Internet and interactive sales and gaming services as well as the secure handling of gaming operations. It replaces the previous version of the standard, WLASCS:2006, and all other versions released prior to the 2006 edition. The new standard documentation, as well as the accompanying Guide to Certification for the WLA Security Control Standard: 2012 can be downloaded in the security section of this website.
The WLA Responsible Gaming Framework Submission Guide 2014-2015
The 2014–2015 edition of the Responsible Gaming Framework Submission Guide was presented at the World Lottery Summit 2014 in Rome, Italy, in November 2014. As in the previous editions of the guide, this edition tells you everything you need to know in order to complete your submission for each level of the WLA Responsible Gaming Framework (RGF). The guide revises the previous editions of the same document, and provides the most up-to-date and comprehensive explanation of RGF certification available. Also included in this latest edition is a description of the recertification process that will be of interest to a number of certified member lotteries seeking recertification. The 2014–2015 edition of the Responsible Gaming Framework Submission Guide can now be downloaded in English, Spanish, and French from the Responsible Gaming section of this website.


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Wine Description
(From 2012 Vintage) The grapes are grown on cooler west-facing slopes and farmed bio-dynamically, giving a wine that is crisp and clean, with aromas of apples and delicate flowers.
Winemaker's Notes
Brilliant straw yellow colour with a green tint. Very fine, fruity (apples, peaches), forward varietal aroma. Pronounced, clean, elegant, grapey flavour, light to medium-bodied with a fresh mouthwatering finish. When properly cellared, this wine may be kept for at least 3 - 5 years. As an aperitif, with starters, salads, asparagus, all kind of seafood and pasta dishes. Vineyards in the Salorno and Buchholz area at 300 to 450 metres (990 - 1,480 feet) altitude. Sandy and stony soil. Quite ...
Wine Spectator(From 2004 Vintage) Rating: 89/100 - As reviewed by Wine Spectator on 06/15/06


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Marc and Jay talk about the last few games, the players intervention with Rambis to play the younger guys, strategy for next season, the triangle and how that will effect future players and coaches, and more
Episode 314: Almost a Win
Marc and Jay talk about the last 4 games, but mostly the Toronto and Charlotte games, Afflalo coming back, Fishers rotations, comparing Porzingis to other rookies, and much more
Episode 308: We're Back
Marc and Jay talk about preseason, the starting lineup, Derrick Rose, expectations for Carmelo, Porzingis, and the Knicks in general, and wrap up with listener questions
Episode 293 – Talking Playoffs
Marc and Jay talk about each round of the very not exciting first round of the playoffs, cover the almost nonexistent Knicks news for the week and still manage to have an insanely long show.
Season Preview
Written by Nicholas McGowan
Season Preview
The New York Knicks open up the season at home on October 29 against the finally healthy Chicago Bulls. The team then travels to Cleveland for the nationally broadcasted homecoming of Lebron James. Expect the Knicks to be 0-2. We then play the Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards, maybe we could be 2-2, but I'm expecting a 1-3 start to the season. It will be interesting to see how the new Knicks will look against 4 probable playoff teams to begin the season. What I'm really looking for in the games against Chicago and Cleveland is for the Knicks to be competitive, show some indication that we can stay with these powerhouse teams. Regardless it should be an interesting start to the season, and to help you get ready here are some links to help you get to know this season's Knicks a little bit better.
J.R. Smith it struggling with the triangle to say the least.
Cleanthony Early landed himself a shoe deal with Li Ning.
Phil Jackson gave his thoughts on our roster.
The Knicks made two random signings… they won't be with us for long.
Shumpert looks good so far, too bad we won't sign him.
At least we get to keep Shane Larkin for an extra year.
A second round pick, and the right to swap second rounders earned us Arnett Moultrie
The Knicks and 76ers were just as bad as the Syracuse Orange when it came to shooting threes.
And finally, Amar'e decides to take red wine baths to stay healty in last year of his contract
Now that you are caught up with all the Knicks news, it's time for some season predictions. I believe ESPN has us pegged for around 37 wins, while most Vegas places have us at around 41. Now personally I think we are good for around 45, a slightly above .500 basketball club would be a good start to Fisher's career as a coach. When looking at the eastern conference over the past few years, there are teams that sneak into the playoffs that are either at .500 or below it. Knowing that the Cavaliers will certainly be in the playoffs and predicting that we will make it, that leaves two teams from last year who will need to drop out. The two teams that come immediately to mind are the Indiana Pacers and the Brooklyn Nets. The Pacers lost Lance Stephenson in free agency to the Charlotte Hornets and they lost Paul George to a gruesome leg injury in Vegas over the summer. The Pacers also need to find out what has happened to Roy Hibbert, perhaps it was Andrew Bynum or perhaps it was just mental weakness. Whatever it was, he needs to have a big season with both George and Stephenson gone. The Nets only seem to get older every year and were quick to replace Jason Kidd. While Lionel Hollins might be a good coach, I don't think he can elevate the team like Kidd did. Kidd was able to help Deron Williams, Lionel Hollins is not known for his ability to guide point guards. The Nets will also have to battle through whatever injury Brook Lopez/Deron Williams comes down with. By the way, they also just traded away a 2019 second rounder to 76ers. Continue reading
Episode 268: Predictions
Marc and Jay predict the end of the season standings, the signing of Travis Wear, bathing in wine, Phil Jacksons scouting report and much more
Episode 247: Playoff Mush
The Knicks continue the most pathetic limp towards the playoffs we've ever seen as Jay and Marc talk about how a team that gives up 50 point quarters and looks like they aren't trying every other game can actually be gaining ground on the final playoff spot.
Episode 243: Not Mathematically Eliminated
Jay and Will talk about the last four games, top 5 things in NYC that are worse than the Knicks, available free agents this summer, Melos mindset, and much more
Episode 239: Predictable
Marc, Jay and stats guy talk about the four games since the last show, an is Melo leaving debate followed by a discussion of what life will be like post-melo, much more
JR Smith Trade Scenarios
The Knicks are looking into trading JR Smith. Considering he's played like crap for pretty much the entire season, had an offseason knee surgery, got suspended for repeated drug violations as well as fined for repeated unsportsmanlike conduct (shoelacegate parts 1 and 2) the market for JR is at an all time low. Remember, when the market for JR was at an all time high after he got the 6th man of the year award the Knicks were still the only team to make an offer. That being said I'm going to attempt to propose a few trade scenarios that would kinda sorta make sense for the other team (obviously any trade getting rid of JR makes sense for the Knicks).
Scenario #1
Milwaukee Bucks get:
JR Smith
Cole Aldrich
New York Knicks get:
Gary Neal
Carlos Delfino
Why the Bucks do it: The Bucks really want to get rid of Neal and Delfino hasn't been healthy in 4 years. The Bucks save about 1M a year after this year and in theory replace Neals 3 point shooting.
Why the Knicks do it: They get rid of JR Smith
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This is one of my pieces for the Society Of Feline Artists show in London in September. A black, red and gold walking cat in resin and pigments.
The show is on from the 25th August to 16th September 2016 at the Llewellyn Alexander Gallery, 124 – 126 The Cut, Waterloo in London.
Running Frenchie
A new watercolour painting of a running frenchie having a good time on the beach. I think I'll call it A Run On The Beach.
Hare And Moon In Resin
My new resin piece is a hare by moonlight. He sits in the grass with a huge pearly moon behind him. I have some new metallic pigments and I wanted to use them in this piece. I like the way they look in his coat, the rusty colour in his body is gorgeous.
One of the new golds has an almost mirror like finish along his ears.
You can see the lovely glass like finish of the resin.
He is an 8×8 inch resin painting. Sold.
A Black Cat Resin Painting
A new painting, this black cat has been painted using resin. This is the same process I use for my jewellery and I wanted to try a cat portrait. He has come out rather well I think. I love the way the resin looks like poured glass and the way the gold sparkles through him. He is an 8×8 inch painting on panel in a black floater frame. He's sold.
Hopalong Hare In Watercolour
A hare hopping through the fields is a sign that spring is on it's way. This hare is painted in watercolour and paint pens on Saunders Waterford 16×12 inch paper. His whiskers are gold, lilac and teal.
Red Oriental Cat Oil Painting
Meet Reino, a very handsome red oriental cat. I just loved painting him, all those beautiful shades of red against a red background and reflected in a wooden floor. I was in painter heaven. :-) He is a 12×12 inch oil painting on canvas, sold.
Red Scribble Hare in Liquid Acrylics
Oh those ears and whiskers! I had fun with this boy, he is painted with liquid paints and paint pens on 16×16 inch Fabriano paper. Or I should say scribbled with liquid paint and drip pens in hot colours, red, orange and yellows with teal and green whiskers. A really colorful character. :-)
Leaping Sphynx in Watercolour
Another of my leaping cat paintings, I love trying to capture cats in motion. This is Seppo, a very lively sphynx, he is chasing after a feather toy and making the most enormous leaps to catch it. he really loves this game and is very good at it. :-) He is a black cat but it was a warm sunny day, so I wanted a red undercoat for him. He is painted on 22×14 inch Fabriano Artistico paper. Once I'd finished him I thought he looked like a mythical Egyptian cat trying to catch the sun.
Reflections – Two Black Cats
This is a painting I've been working on for several months. Gerry came to me for a birthday present for his wife and now that she has it I can show you – Happy birthday Wendy!
Their two cats are quite the hunters, Big Cat brings in fir cones, apples, live grasshoppers, huge spiders (live! eek!), mice and small birds, all alive, and frogs that Gerry releases back into the river. He even brought in a huge koi that a passing heron had dropped. Small Cat defends the house from any live animal that comes near and it soon becomes a dead animal, which he proudly displays in a line. But he never interferes with Big Cat's live offerings. What a pair! :-)
So the idea was born to capture their inner selves in their reflections. Leopards seemed appropriate for such an enterprising duo. It's a 20×16 inch oil painting.
The Racers
One day in my local park and I noticed a family of crows, The Gracks, flying around and coming down to land at a particular spot. I wondered what they were up to so I stayed put and watched them for a while. Was it food I wondered? But no, I realised that this was a game! The crows would take off, circle for a while and then all three would chase down the wind and attempt to land at the same spot. They did it over and over, shrieking and cawing as they came, I swear they were laughing. I think these were lessons in fast landings for the kids. Crow school does look like fun.


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Stephanie Barenz named next Pfister artist
Stephanie Barenz's work is sometimes about the in betweenness of travel and the things we carry with us always.
As she applied for the Pfister Hotel's artist in residence program, she was working on a painting based on her husband's stories about travel in India. Rich imagery, colors and architecture of a distant place and the familiar touchstones of home combined and seemed to float up and out of a suitcase in the work. »Read Full Blog Post
New CDs in stores this week
■Aidan Knight, "Small Reveal" (Outside Music). Canadian band named after one of its members decamps to a cabin in British Columbia, returns with 15 songs with widescreen tendencies and smart instrumental arrangements on a disc getting a delayed U.S. release.
■Kyle Andrews, "Brighter Than the Sun" (Elephant Lady). Nashville electro-pop artiste continues to find the pop hooks and production sheen inside the quirks of his chosen form on his latest LP. »Read Full Article
Three Milwaukee artists to compete in world's largest art competition
Anytime 400,000 people become actively engaged in a dialogue about art, someone, somewhere is doing something right. ArtPrize, described as a "radically open" international art competition, takes place each fall in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Today, the organization announced its final list of artists for its fifth art festival. Three are from Milwaukee. A total of 1,524 entries representing 47 countries and 45 states will show work at 169 venues. The artists and venues "met" via the online dating-like system that ArtPrize sets up. It's curating by crowd sourcing. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
John Legend to play Riverside Theater Nov. 18
R&B crooner John Legend will perform at the Riverside Theater at 7 p.m. Nov. 18.
The show is part of Legend's "Made to Love" North American tour, which was announced Monday afternoon. Tamar Braxton opens. »Read Full Article
Carson's downtown opens for lunch
Carson's, the steak and rib restaurant that began serving dinner at 301 W. Juneau Ave. in late June, has begun serving lunch.
The restaurant now opens daily at noon, serving the lunch menu until 4 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Brewers, Yard Dog Charlie and Springsteen on screen
Welcome to the promise of a new week.
Seriously. »Read Full Blog Post


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Remembering Larry Hagman
He was the manipulative J.R. Ewing on "Dallas" but when he came to Milwaukee in 1998, he was the merry Harley-riding prankster.
Or that's how I remember him. »Read Full Blog Post
Pace was member of Esquires, classic Milwaukee R&B band
Sam Pace sang in one of the biggest R&B acts to come out of Milwaukee in the 1960s.
The Esquires, a sensation in the '60s and early '70s, had a national hit with "Get on Up," a bouncy, catchy tune that made it to No. 11 on the national pop charts. »Read Full Article
New chef leading the kitchen at Ambassador Hotel
The Envoy restaurant in the Ambassador Hotel has a new executive chef: Shawn Kolo, formerly of Andrew's in the Delafield Hotel.


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Send us your best Summerfest photos
Hey there, Summerfesters it's day two of your favorite Milwaukee musical holiday, which means you've probably taken some pictures. Well, the Journal Sentinel want to see them!
Send your goofiest selfies, wackiest outfits, strangest culinary choices or just a nice shot of you and your family at the Marcus Amphitheater any fest photos, to email@example.com. You'll see your pictures in our reader photo gallery (and be practically as famous as the artists on the stage). »Read Full Article
Next Act gives wings, radio style to 'It's a Wonderful Life'
Imagine a Milwaukee without its musicians and dancers, its singers and actors, its highly reputed symphony and its world-class theater. It would look a lot more like Pottersville, that mean-spirited burg of cheap thrills and third-class entertainment that greets George Bailey before his great awakening.
Such were my thoughts Friday night as six veteran Milwaukee-based actors tugged at my heartstrings for the second straight year, in Next Act Theatre's reprise of "It's a Wonderful Life," as transformed by Mary MacDonald Kerr into a 1957 radio play, coming straight to us from the studio of Milwaukee's very own WNAT. »Read Full Article(1)


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Hyaluronic Acid Binding Sperm selection
'Increasing live births and reducing miscarriages'
HABSelect is a large, randomised study assessing the effectiveness of a new method of sperm selection for ICSI by prior hyaluronic acid binding, in couples undergoing ICSI treatment. It has two components; a clinical trial and a parallel laboratory based investigations.
Recruitment will take place in Fertility Clinics throughout the UK and will start at the end of 2013. We aim to recruit 3730 couples.
The total study recruitment period is expected to last for 21 months and then follow up will continue till the last pregnancy outcome is known. We plan to complete the study recruitment in the second half of 2015.
The study is a collaboration between the University of Leeds (UK) and its partners, supported by the Pragmatic Clinical Trials Unit, Queen Mary University London (UK) and is funded by a UK National Institute of Health Research Efficacy and Mechanisms Evaluation (NIHR-EME) grant.


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"Simon annoys me so much sometimes," she said angrily. "I just want to give him a good spanking."
He grinned. "He'd probably enjoy it if you did."
She laughed, but then looked more serious. "Simon is not into anything
Wild Adventure
One Friday evening, Don went to visit his girlfriend, Katie. Both Don and Katie were avid sports fans, and were known to have fun bets about their local sports team. Katie had told Don on the phone that she had a lot of fun planned for the night.
Bitch in my office
Last night, I was feeling really horny, and all I could do was think of you. I had a fantasy that you walked into my office. You were wearing DCUs, but they were tailored to fit and show off you ASSets. You walked over to me. You started to sit on my
Renewing Friendships Part 3
As Sarah and Jo led Esperanza back to the house cum was dripping from their gaping holes. They knew they had to thank Esperanza for her efforts to care for them. Jo said, "We are going to take as good a care of you as you did us!"
Sarah led
Getting Head
She crawls up from the bottom of the bed so that she can get into the favored position. I draw my legs up and spread them in anticipation.
"Sir, could you move up a little more, maybe push your pillow up further so that I can fit more
slave girl
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Cum slut
Tied to the table, bent forward, the way She liked having me. On display so all of Her friends could come and see me. So T/they can swat the ass that She owns. The table was cold and the cunt was wet with anticipation when i felt a hard SMACK to t
"you've been sold My lil one." He said as He came in to my room and removed my collar. "I have had the girls pack your things, so you will be ready when your new owner comes to collect you." i hung my head low because i believed that i no l
Rented out
As i lay in the common room of the slave's quarters, watching all the girls come home from a hard day's work, i smile. He has put me in charge of them. He has ordered that they all work to provide for Him, except for me that is. i was ordered
Raping Jared Cooper
Raping Jared Cooper
By: Lilliantha
The following is a work of erotic fiction. It contains Rape, Slash, and Violence…Reader Discretion is advised.
"God damnit Cooper!" Anson spat, "Couldn't you have let me tackle you just once?"
What Are We Doing IV- HER FANTASY COMES TRUE
Her Fantasy
Now the friends have found themselves deep into their affair and are very comfortable with each other and their desires. This is her fantasy……………..
He calls her to say meet me at our hotel at 7:00 p.m. He gives h
What Are We Doing Part III
The point of no return…..
She was so excited to see him. There was a business meeting they were both required to attend. They spoke in detail on the phone about the meeting and what she should wear. He loved her black skirt with black lea
What are we doing? Part II
The affair continues….
Waking up the next day, she is full of thought, but no regret. "Is that bad?" she thought. Her whole life she was the perfect daughter, the loyal friend, the faithful wife. Now, she had crossed a line that was v
Having Her Way 3
No one liked Mariah James.
Mariah seemed to take an almost gleeful pleasure in complaining. Her company was a big customer of the company for which Miranda worked so everyone there pretty much took her complaints in stride. It was part of the


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Idaho's Public Health Districts are funding the statewide Network of Care for Public Health which provides as many as 170 customized local health indicators for each county. The web portal provides a significant amount of data that allows people to make educated decisions as to the best practices for their health.
"We're anticipating to help the public make changes in their health," said Public Health District Director Carol Moehrle. "They need to know how bad it is sometimes."
The site uses county indicators as well as indicators from the National County Health Rankings and Health People 2020 goals, which are broken down by Idaho's seven public health districts and 44 counties. The site uses science-based health education and also features direct links to state and federal lawmakers.


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Time to plan your summer reading options
1 Dan Brown, "Inferno: A Novel." Robert Langdon, your favorite Harvard University symbologist, history buff and part-time sleuth, dives into new riddles and intrigue; this time the mystery is based on Dante's "Inferno." Will it be believable? No. Exciting? You know it. And, eventually, you know it'll become a movie, too. May 14.
2 Khaled Hosseini, "And the Mountains Echoed." The author of "The Kite-Runner" and "A Thousand Splendid Suns" returns with a sprawling novel that spans the globe. According to Amazon.com, he "explores the many ways in which families nurture, wound, betray, honor and sacrifice for one another." May 21.
3 Stephen King, "Joyland." Some of King's best works are set in the past; he did an amazing job recreating the Kennedy era in "11-22-63." His newest novel is set in a North Carolina amusement park in 1973. A college student, working as a carny, becomes intrigued by the story of a grisly murder. Cool pulpy cover. June 4.


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Thanks to the help of several list members I managed to translate and update some old procedures. These procedures were part of a packcage and they all had help files. Here is an example
# E. Mendes - 25/04/94
`help/text/sampling`:=TEXT(``,`FUNCTION: sampling - finds the discretized model`,` `,`CALLING SEQUENCE:`,` sampling(f)`,` sampling(f,k)`,` sampling(f,k,vars)`,`PARAMETERS:`,` f - state space`,` k - order of approximation`,` vars - variables`,``,`SYNOPSIS:`,`- sampling(f,k) returns a discrete approximation for a continuous`,` system`,``,` dx(t)/dt=f(x(t),u(t)) `,``,`EXAMPLE: `,``,`> with(linalg):`,`> f:=vector([x2,x3,-x1+x2^2+2*x3]):`,`> sampling(f,1)`,``,` 2`,` [- x1, x2 + x1 ]`,``,`SEE ALSO: fixpoind, fixpoinc`):
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`help/text/sampling`:=TEXT(``,`FUNCTION: sampling - finds the discretized model`,` `,`CALLING SEQUENCE:`,` sampling(f)`,` sampling(f,k)`,` sampling(f,k,vars)`,`PARAMETERS:`,` f - state space`,` k - order of approximation`,` vars - variables`,``,`SYNOPSIS:`,`- sampling(f,k) returns a discrete approximation for a continuous`,` system`,``,` dx(t)/dt=f(x(t),u(t)) `,``,`EXAMPLE: `,``,`> with(linalg):`,`> f:=vector([x2,x3,-x1+x2^2+2*x3]):`,`> sampling(f,1)`,``,` 2`,` [- x1, x2 + x1 ]`,``,`SEE ALSO: fixpoind, fixpoinc`):
I have browsed the help documentation but I must confess I don't feel comfortable to modify the help database. Do I have to wrap all the functions up as a package and then write the help files? I am lost here. Any help will be most welcome.
Many thanks
Hey MaplePrimes
I have been having a problem with almost all of my documents in maple. I have had a lot of notes and everything for my school on different documents, but I can't open them. When I want to open them, they show a little with "How do you want to open this file?" with the options "Maple Text, Plain Text, Maple Inputs" and I have tried them all, but my document won't show. It's really unfortunate because all of my school stuff is on these documents.
Sorry when referencing something written in explianatory notes in the function advisor / help pages, who do i quote as being the author?
Hello All,
(I also sent this fact to Maplesoft Support).
Since I updayed to 2016.1 the F1 key does bring a menu witch send to..F5 only.
No way to have a "full" Help Menu.(See the attached file)
I guess a silly bug jumped in :)
Kind regards,
Hello I'm having trouble create Konigsberg Graph on Maple. Here's the picture. Sorry if it's not clear enough. Thanks!
I have a maple homework on the collatz conjecture, but i am new to maple and does not know how to program it.
our professor gave us the first part, i tried a lot of different loop, but keep getting errors. Need HELP.
I need to test all integer m <= 60, i dont know how to set up a loop that can test all 60 numbers.
> restart;
> k := proc (x) options operator, arrow; piecewise(type(x, even), (1/2)*x, 3*x+1) end proc;/ 1 \x -> piecewise|type(x, even), - x, 3 x + 1|\ 2 /> > m := 3;> k(m);> for j to 200 while k(%) > 1 do k(%) end do;> print(m, j+1);
I've this equation ,what is displacement,
U := sum(C[i]*lambda[i]*h^2*M*(C[13]+C[55])*exp(Z*lambda[i]*M)*cos(M*x)/C[11], i = 1 .. 4); But when I used the data ,I do not get the right result
the datas are
h := .25;M := Pi/L; L := 1;E[3] := 1; E[1] := 40; E[2] := 1; 1V[13] := .25; V[31] := .25; V[12] := .25; V[23] := .25; V[32] := .25; V[21] := .25;
Omega := -2*V[13]*V[21]*V[32]-V[12]*V[21]-V[13]*V[31]-V[23]*V[32]+1;C[11] := (-V[23]*V[32]+1)*E[1]/Omega;C[12] := (V[13]*V[32]+V[12])*E[2]/Omega;C[33] := (1-V[12]*V[12])*E[3]/Omega;
C[1] := -.2596702449; C[2] := -2.411545729; C[3] := -0.6051254981e-1; C[4] := .4085627399;
lambda[1] := .6891428810; lambda[2] := -.6891428810; lambda[3] := 9.177422410; lambda[4] := -9.177422410;
could you help me plase
So I installed copied DirectSearch.hdp and DirectSearch.mla into my Maple2015\lib directory and the program works (all the functions are there) but I cant get help menu by querying ?DirectSearch.
I'm running win7 64bit btw
so under
i put this into maple:
but i get error....
"Converting C:\\Program Files\\Maple 2015\\lib\\DirectSearch.hdb to C:\\Program Files\\Maple 2015\\lib\\DirectSearch.help"Warning, .hdb help databases are deprecated, 'C:\Program Files\Maple 2015\lib\DirectSearch.hdb' will not be used, see ?HelpTools,Migrate help page for more informationError, (in HelpTools:-HelpCallUI) cannot create help database: 'unable to open database file'
any clue?
ps I asked the same question for M18 but I managed to get the help to work in that instance.
(i also copied DirectSearch.hdp and DirectSearch.mla to Maple2015\bin.X86_64_WINDOWS directory but no joy, there is no .help file created in either bin or lib directories)
Hello those in mapleprimes,
I have a question.
I opened Help and entered diff, for example, to have the explanation of how to use diff.
Whether it is diff or not, is not the problem I want to ask about now. But, what I want to ask is the following.
I cklicked the WS botton at the tool bar of the Help, so that I created the worksheet of the same contents of the help of the diff.
Then, I chose an expression in Calling Sequence. That is,
the first line shows
diff(f,x1, ..., xj) on the left, and on the right \frac{d^j}{dx_j \cdots dx_I} f (I wrote this in the TeX ways, though
it is written in 2-D math input, actually)
I chose an expression on the right side, and from context menu, which appeared though right clicking of my mouse,
I selected convert to and 1-D math input, through which I changed 2-D math of the worksheet of the help file to 1-D math input.
Then, the expression shown is a strange one:
((ⅆ)^j)/(ⅆx[j] `...` ⅆx[`1`]) f;
This is still easier one. As for the third line in the Help, it has a more complicated form as
((ⅆ)^r)/(ⅆx[k]^m ⅆx[j] `...` ⅆx[3] ⅆx[2]^n ⅆx[1]^n) f;
Do you know how this way to notate is applied in maple worksheet?
Why does maplesoft use this way to notate expressions limited to the Help pages, if it is limited to the help pages.
Thanks in advance.
about the help menu of maple2015
I cannot find the help-manual menu at th maple2015
but I can find it at maple18.
how can I use the help-manuals..-List of Packages from maple2015?
I started to notice strange things happening to Maple help pages lately when I google something. I think someone is changing them from inside Maplesoft? Now they look hard to read since I see text below another text and also can't copy it to retype it in my notebook since the syntax is not even valid. Here is a screen shot
I thought at first my browser was playing games on me. But I tried it with firefox and Chrome and after refreshing, and the pages still look mangled like the above.
Since I find it hard to believe someone at Maplesoft will make help pages like the above on purpose, where text falls below the line and it not even possible to interpret it when one wants to copy it, since the syntax is not even valid Maple syntax, I would have to imagine there is a bug somewhere inthe help pages generation. But if so, someone must have seen it before me. I can't be the only person in the world who is googling Maple help.
This is why I am asking.
Is everyone seeing the same thing I am seeing? I am on windows 7, using Latest browsers.
It looks like the Online Help has now been updated for Maple 2015.
Here's the What's New in Maple 2015 Overview, which is similar to the product pages currently available here.
But we can now also link to and view the online versions of full help pages of new or enhanced commands or example worksheets. For example, dataplot.
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