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The Honolulu Marathon is one of the biggest destination marathons in the world. The annual marathon is celebrating its 39th straight year and also paying homage to a past participant.
Gladys Burrill, 93 is now a special part of the race's history. She welled up with tears as Gov. Abercrombie declared Thursday 'Gladys Burrill Day' in honor of her racing accomplishments. He also inducted the marathon finisher into the Honolulu marathon hall of fame.
One year ago at age 92, 'Glady' crossed the finish line in 9 hours, 53 minutes and 16 seconds, setting a Guinness world record as the oldest woman ever to finish a marathon.
"All of a sudden it was overwhelming to realize I was crossing the finish line. Everybody was so supportive and out there cheering for me. It meant a lot to me," Burrill said.
Glady is no stranger to the marathon world, having finished four marathons since 2004. Her story inspired fans around the world, and her training partner, George McCarthy, said her encouraging spirit is contagious.
"She knows what she wants, she's determined to do it. She's gonna find a way to do it, and you'll do it with her if she wants you to do it with her," McCarthy said.
Glady's family came all the way from Oregon to Thursday's festivities to celebrate her accomplishments. They called the governor's proclamation a special moment that makes them proud.
Her eldest daughter, Celeste Sweat, was full of emotions throughout the induction ceremony.
"This means (to us) you can do anything you put your mind to," Sweat said.
The new inductee continues to inspire her family and fans and has reached a milestone most other people will never beat.
The Honolulu Marathon's Hall of Fame is selective when it comes to it's inductees, and doesn't necessarily have one each year. Glady's induction follows the late Mayor Frank Fasi's last year, after he was declared the true founder of the marathon. Glady is not running this year's race but instead is taking part in a charity walk.


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No, the show I'd like to see is where they catch a predatory Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch executive who decided to bundle, disguise, and sell these sub-par loans to their own investors.
Yeah, catch and release.
Except they never caught anyone other than the guy from Enron (failing business) and Martha Stuart.
I've spent my whole adult life avoiding ARM's – now I gotta pay for those who didn't. Great.
cant tax them thier job creators cant jail them need them to fix the mess and write bank regulations
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Many people feel compelled to waste their money on lame things like clothing, food and baby formula. Fortunately, besides allowing us to download porn at the speed of masturbation, the Internet has made it possible for us to buy virtually anything we can imagine, regardless of how ludicrous it may be.
12A Mech
We've always been under the impression that world domination was one of those things, like family and good health, that you can't put a price tag on. Well, a Japanese company called Sakakibara-Kikai has developed a commercial battle-mech called the Land Walker, which you can buy from their website for a paltry $350,000. So quit your praying: For less than you'd pay for a shitty Studio Apartment in New York City, that global reign of terror can be yours.
There is literally no other possible application for this machine.
The Land Walker is nearly 10-feet tall, weighs over two tons and has two guns mounted on either side of the cockpit, officially making it the greatest vehicle that has ever been built. We would seriously stomp around the neighborhood asking people if they had any errands we could run, just so we could run them in a giant robot.
"Bed Bath and Beyond? No problem."
Sadly it only moves about a mile an hour, so don't take the Land Walker if you need to get where you're going in less than two weeks. Also, the guns only shoot squishy pink balls, which is a confusing tactical choice to say the least.
"We checked, sir. These balls actually cost more than bullets."
It also can't walk on anything less than a completely flat surface, so try not to wage any battles unless they take place on an indoor basketball court.
11A Celebrity
If you have obscene amounts of disposable income, and a propensity for mistaking your peers' disdain for admiration, the Millionare's Concierge will rent you celebrities like Pamela Anderson and Leonardo DiCaprio for your private events. The website is the online face of the "private party circuit," a shadow industry that celebrities use to pad their pockets after particularly damaging coke benders.
Did the bitchy girl nobody likes bail on your wedding at the last minute? You can replace her with Paris Hilton for a ball-shriveling $100,000 plus air fare in a private jet. Did you know that the guy who plays a celebrity on Entourage is in a band? Find out just how depressingly serious they take themselves first hand, with a "$35,000 private performance." However, in the category of misjudging the market of your own appeal, nobody can top Donald Trump, who rents himself out for private parties for $300,000 a fucking hour.
If those sound like deals that could possibly seem worth it to anyone, ever, keep in mind that the celebrity doesn't even have to pretend to like you, or even be nice to you if it's not spelled out in the contract. The good news is that if you keep a close enough eye on the market, there are deals to be had. Back in 2007, Tara Reid's private appearance fee dropped from $35,000 to $3,500 in the span of a single week. Still not worth it obviously, but market forecasters predict that it won't be long before Tara Reid will pay you $20 to drink wine coolers at your Fourth of July barbecue.


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The No. 8 ranked University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks men's hockey team defeated No. 18 ranked Western Michigan, 5-1, on Friday night at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
Eighth-ranked North Dakota hosts No. 18 Western Michigan in NCHC action.
UND Athletics will host the final fan luncheon of 2016 at the Alerus Center today. The luncheon will take place in Ballroom 5. Fans are asked to enter through Entrance 4.
On the new episode of Through These Doors, the Unviersity of North Dakota visits New York City for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Fighting Hawks face Boston College at Madison Square Garden in the College Hockey Showdown.
North Dakota closes out the first half of the 2016-17 season with an NCHC series against Western Michigan on Friday and Saturday at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
University of North Dakota sophomore goaltender Matej Tomek has received an invitation from the Slovak Ice Hockey Federation to attend its camp prior to the 2017 International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Junior Championship.
University of North Dakota freshman center Tyson Jost has been named the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) Rookie of the Week after his two-goal performance in Saturday at the College Hockey Showdown in New York City's Madison Square Garden.
University of North Dakota sophomore winger Brock Boeser was one of 27 players named today to the preliminary roster for the 2017 United States National Junior Team.
Back in the win column after Saturday's College Hockey Showdown in New York, the University of North Dakota climbed one spot in both national polls this week, jumping to No. 8 in the USCHO.com rankings and to No. 9 in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll.
The No. 9 ranked University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks defeated Boston College, 4-3, on Saturday night in the first-annual College Hockey Showdown from Madison Square Garden.
North Dakota takes on Boston College in the College Hockey Showdown at Madison Square Garden.
On the new Through These Doors, the UND hockey looks to bounce back after a frustrating weekend versus Michigan State. The schedule doesn't get any easier, as the Fighting Hawks travel to New York City to face Boston College at Madison Square Garden.


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Rowing for Team GB
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As Team GBs medal count continues to mount at the London 2012 Olympics there is one club whose members are regulars on the podium.
The Leander Club is arguably the country's premier rowing club whose oarsmen, and in recent times oarswomen, have been winning medals for more than a century and went in to the London Olympics with 99 medals to its name.
Photographer Caroline Goetze, who used to row competitively in Germany, focused on the club for her final degree project in commercial photography at the Arts University College at Bournemouth.
"For a number of years I took part in numerous regattas as well as the state and national championships so I know how much serious work and dedication it takes to be successful at rowing. I always admired this dedication and the commitment it takes to be a professional athlete, devoting your life to a sport you are so passionate about when it affects every aspect of your life."
Goetze's initial aim was to look at rowing as a whole, but her research led her to the Leander Club and its place in the history of British rowing. "It is a breeding ground for future Olympic talent as well as home to the very greats of the sport and also the most decorated Olympic club ever. Everyone had been waiting to see who would win that 100th medal and it has finally happened at home."
The winner of that 100th, and indeed four more medals, was claimed by one of the five club members who made up the men's eight who took bronze in a thrilling final.
As with most projects of this sort the organisation takes longer than the shoot itself and once permission was granted there was the busy training schedule to work around. Eventually Goetze set up her lights in the library and with the support of the club's Dr Robert Treharne Jones the rowers made themselves available.
Alongside the portraits there are shots of the club and the athletes in training, scenes which offer a glimpse of the work and dedication required to compete in such a gruelling sport.
"As a whole, the project portrays the athletes' personalities, their determination, commitment and shows the sacrifices they make in order to compete at a professional level and to inhabit and enforce the club's core values of teamwork, discipline, excellence and winning," says Goetze. "Taking into account the historical and social connotations of rowing, the edit, with few female athletes and ethnic diversity, might suggest to viewers that rowing is a male dominated and very elitist sport.
"The 'Leander Club' remains elitist but only on athletic achievement, rather than on class or education. The general idea still relies on the fact that the understanding of the sport is rooted deep within society's view of the activity and elitism itself. The project is a celebration of achievement but still reveals the popularity and the appeal of the sport to a certain and very specific part of society."
It should be noted that rowing is one sport to address some of the inequalities which saw 50% of Great Britain's medallists at the Beijing Olympics coming from just 7% of the population who are privately educated. Rowing launched a programme more than a decade ago to pick teenagers with the necessary physique from comprehensive schools to become elite rowers and at this Games, 50% of the rowing team are from state schools.
Goetze's time at university has allowed her to experiment with different genres, but she says it "was always portraiture, documentary and photojournalism I was most interested in."
Now, she plans to work on a number of personal projects including a story about the Oktoberfest in Munich, the world's biggest fair with nearly seven million visitors, before moving to London to take on commissions.
You can see more of Caroline Goetze's work on her website.


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Playworld site furnishings featured in Parks & Rec Business
Parks & Rec Business featured Playworld' site furnishings. These stylish site furnishings include concealed hardware, which puts the focus on the beauty of the design, not on vandalism or maintenance concerns. The collections -- Lewisburg, Heritage, Maclyn, Capital and Mod -- are versatile and adaptable for many types of settings including parks, schools, transit hubs, municipal spaces, amusement parks and malls, among others.
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St. Joseph Mercy Oakland to Offer Free Smoking Cessation Program
Classes Aimed at Helping Attendees Quit Smoking for Good
Pontiac, Mich.—St. Joseph Mercy Oakland (SJMO) will offer a free three-session Smoking Cessation program in March. The program will offer education and counseling to help attendees quit smoking for good.
Program sessions will be taught by trained smoking cessation educators.
Enrollees must attend all three program sessions, which will meet from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, 12 and 19. An optional individual counseling session will be offered the same hours on Wednesday, April 2. All sessions will meet in the Community Room of the new Cancer Resource and Support Center at the Alice Gustafson Center on the hospital campus, 44405 Woodward Ave., Pontiac, MI 48341.
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This day, too, saw 2/5 receiving the most casualties. In addition, 1/5 was released
from reserve when it was relieved by elements of 2/1, and it marched to support 2/5 by
setting up on the same ridge, to the right of 812. The Marines of 1/5 held a long front of
two miles, running east along the ridgetop to the vicinity of the river. Marines of 3/5
deployed on the left to block the ridgeline between 812 and 751 as an enemy
counterattack would probably utilize that approach. However, much of 3/5 was still in
the same positions it had been in on September 16. "This left us [Easy and Fox
Companies 2/5] with our left flank dangling just down off the southern slope of Hill 812,
with the valley wide open to the North Koreans should they decide to use it for an end
run in the darkness."49
The 1st Battalion 1st Marines moved south about 1.5 miles after being relieved by
the 5th Marines. This battalion and 3/1 were ordered to relieve the 8th ROK Division to
the east (Hill 854). The other battalion of the 1st Marines, 2/1, moved south and became
division reserve.50
No "large" actions were had that day, but casualties continued to be had from the
long range fire of Hills 980 and 1052. However, the day was not uneventful. The day
began with the repulse by artillery of an enemy infiltration about 0500. Thereafter, at
0810, reinforced patrols (one rifle and machine gun squad each) stepped out from Easy
and Fox to explore the finger ridges to the north of 812 leading towards the portion of
the Soyang-gang hemming the area on the north. Another patrol departed from Dog
Company at 0915 to patrol the valley at Dog's right. No patrol met enemy resistance,
but a supply train of men was pinned down by enemy fire from 1052 and 980 when it
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Tomorrow evening, May 15, at the Byram Shubert Library,Selectman Drew Marzullo is taking time out of his busy schedule – from 7 to 7:55 p.m. – to share his every day knowledge of town and government and local issues. He'll also answer your questions and concerns.
Come to the Community Room. For more information call Miguel Garcia Colon who keeps things running smoothly at the Byram – at 203-531-0426.


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Be the One to Save One
What: Bone Marrow Registry Drive hosted by Teaching Fellows Program
Date: Wednesday, March 20
Time: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Where: Taylor Hall, Room 118
Parking: Follow the "Teaching Fellows" signs.
Plus: The Campus Grill will donate 10 percent of its sales from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19, to the Be The Match Foundation to help cover the costs for the tissue analysis necessary to match donors with people needing treatment. You can also make a monetary donation online directly to the Be The Match Foundation.
"The first time I heard the words 'bone marrow transplant,' my father was going through the procedure during his battle with leukemia in the mid 1990's. My elementary school level of understanding was pretty simple: dad is really sick, and the new bone marrow will make him better." -- from a first-person essay that Campbell senior David Cassady wrote about how he came to recognize the importance of bone marrow transplants. Read the full essay.
BUIES CREEK -- The Teaching Fellows Program in Campbell University's School of Education will hold a bone marrow registry drive for students, faculty and staff at Campbell and for individuals in surrounding communities on Wednesday, March 20, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Taylor Hall 118 on the university's main campus in Buies Creek.
The drive will be part of Be The Match, a national marrow donor program that helps patients with blood diseases find bone marrow transplant donors and receive treatment. According to Be The Match, about 10,000 patients each year receive a bone marrow transplant.
"This Teaching Fellows service project, Be the One to Save One, has the potential to save lives," said Carol Maidon, director of the Teaching Fellows Program. "We invite not only Campbell students but the community to support this endeavor."
The idea for the bone marrow drive began with Kendele Moore, a junior from Lenoir, N.C., who is a history secondary education major in the program. Moore is a fan of ABC's "Good Morning America," and when host Robin Roberts announced that she had a rare blood disorder -- myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) -- and needed a bone marrow transplant, Moore began researching what the treatment entailed. Moore shared what she learned with Carol Maidon, director of the Teaching Fellows program. They decided to host a drive at Campbell.
"My hope for the drive is that we have a lot of people join the registry and become informed about being a bone marrow donor," Moore said. "However, if we are able to register just one person who goes on to save another's life, then we have accomplished our goal. There is someone out there waiting for stem cells; by joining the registry, we give life back to someone's son, daughter, mother, father, sister or brother."
Campbell student David Cassady, a senior in the Teaching Fellows Program from Woodbridge, Va., is also volunteering for the bone marrow registry drive. About 15 years ago, his father, David Joe, was diagnosed with leukemia. David Joe underwent a bone marrow transplant that saved his life. Recently, he celebrated his 48th birthday, and he's a high school principal in Prince William County, Va.
"I certainly hope that the Teaching Fellows Bone Marrow Drive encourages a great number of both Campbell students and individuals in the surrounding community to attend and become registered bone marrow donors," said David Cassady, who is student teaching junior-level English classes this semester at Fuquay-Varina High School. "I also think that one of the most important outcomes for this drive would simply be raising awareness and educating as many people as we can about the need for donors, as well as how to become one."
Those who stop by the Teaching Fellows' bone marrow drive on March 20, Cassady said, will receive information about bone marrow transplants, and volunteers will guide them through the process of filling out paperwork, answering questions and undergoing a painless cheek swab. Once a person's information is entered into the Be The Match Registry, the individual will be contacted if he or she is a match for a patient.
"Taking the 15 minutes to come by and sign up truly does give you the chance to save a life," Cassady said.
If a person is contacted about donating bone marrow, the process is very similar to donating blood, he added. The difference is that it takes a bone marrow transplant a little longer to harvest specific cells in the patient receiving the donation. The majority of the donations do not involve surgery; according to Be The Match, fewer than 5 percent do. There's also no cost to donate bone marrow for the donors.
But it does cost about $100 for a tissue analysis to determine matches between donors and patients. "We want to help Be The Match with this cost," too, Maidon said.
The Teaching Fellows Program is collecting monetary donations online, and will do so in person on March 20, that will go toward the Be The Match to pay for the tissue analyses. The program is also partnering with the Campus Grill, which will donate 10 percent of its sales from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19, to the Be The Match.
"I am very proud of the Campbell students who have helped with this project," Maidon said. "While Kendele Moore and Lizzie Murray have already donated many hours of service, we knew Teaching Fellows could not do this alone. Our partners have been the Pre-Pharmacy Club and psychology, education and physician assistant students."
The Teaching Fellows Program in Campbell's School of Education provides merit scholarships to students who pursue a teaching career in one of 15 different licensure areas at the elementary, middle or high school level. As part of the program, Fellows participated in a variety of academic, service and leadership activities that prepare them to be teachers who are leaders of academic excellence, who are problem solvers, who have a sense of dedication to the education profession, and who have a heart for serving others.
"I cannot think of an organization more suited to hosting this drive than Campbell's Teaching Fellows Program because the nature of our program is to be leaders as well as servants to others," Cassady said. "Every day Teaching Fellows are tutoring at the success center, playing in the pep band at basketball games or organizing Fellowship of Christian Athletes meetings and much more.
"I see this bone marrow registry drive as another great opportunity for us to be involved with the campus and the community."
Photo: David Cassady with his father, David Joe, about 15 years ago, when David Joe was was diagnosed with leukemia. David Joe underwent a bone marrow transplant, which helped save his life. Today, he is a high school principal in Prince William County, Va. (Courtesy of David Cassady)
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Will Rihanna & Chris Brown Present Together At MTV Video Music Awards?
The MTV Video Music Awards take place on Sept. 6, and rumors are circulating that Rihanna and Chris Brown will present an award together.
In a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Barbadian beauty confessed that Brown was the love of her life, three years after he beat her up following the 2009 Grammy Awards.
Both stars are nominated for awards at the show and earlier this year worked together on a remix version of her song "Birthday Cake."
Confirmed presenters at the event include the Wanted, Andy Samberg, Rashida Jones, Ke$ha, Miley Cyrus, Wiz Khalifa, Mac Miller and the U.S. women's gymnastics team.
According to HollywoodLife.com, Rihanna would definitely join Brown on stage. "That's obvious. Hell yeah, she would. [There isn't anything] she wouldn't do for that [him]. She'd do just about anything for him," a source said.


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Inmate Accounts
Any one wishing to send money can do so by using one of the following methods:
--Money Orders
Money orders should be sent to the same address listed above or they can be brought to the facility and placed into the drop box in the lobby.
Money orders should be completely filled out, including the inmates name as well as the senders name. The purchaser should also keep the receipt for the money order.
--Inmatebanker Kiosk:
There is now a kiosk in the lobby designed to except money for inmates in the form of cash only. The kiosk explains the steps for doing this on the screen when you start the process.
Eventually the safe in the lobby will be removed leaving only the Kiosk. For now they are both still up and running.
Connect Network
You can also go online, at https://www.connectnetwork.com/portal and add money to an inmates account using a credit card. You will need a valid email to do this. You must set up an account, afterwards they will email you your account number to log in with. You will need to add payee which would be Middle River Regional Jail. The site then gives you a list of all the inmates currently here and you can then pick which inmate you would like to deposit money for. You can use this account to add money to the GTL phone system which allows an inmate to call you collect or to add money to his/her account here at the jail which can be used for commissary orders as well as placing calls through the debit system.
GTL Phone Account
The Phone number for GTL phone accounts is 1-800-483-8314.


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Funny jokes for every day
The Teacher had asked the class to write an essay about an unusual event that happened during the past week.
Little Johnny got up to read his. It began, "My daddy fell in well last week."
"Good Lord!" the teacher exclaimed. "Is he OK?"
"He must be," said Little Johnny. "He stopped calling for help yesterday."
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Joke # 79 from category: Little Johnny jokes.
One day, Gramma sent her grandson Peter down to the water hole to get some water for cooking dinner. As he was dipping the bucket in, he saw two big eyes looking back at him. He dropped the bucket and hightailed it for Gramma's kitchen.
"Now, where's my bucket and my water?" Gramma asked him.
"I can't get any water from that water hole, Gramma" cried Peter. "There's a big ol' alligator down there!"
"Now don't you mind that ol' alligator, Peter. He's been there for a few years now, and he's never hurt no one. Why, he's probably as scared of you as you are of him!"
"Well, Gramma," replied Peter. "If he's as scared of me as I am of him, then that water ain't fit to drink!"
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A mother was reading a book about animals to her 3 year old daughter. Mother: "What does the cow say?" Child: "Moo!" Mother: "Great! What does the cat say?" Child: "Meow." Mother: "Oh, you're so smart! What does the frog say?" And this wide-eyed little 3 year-old looked up at her mother and in her deepest voice replied, "Bud."
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Joke # 148 from category: Little Johnny jokes.
A nursery school teacher was delivering a station wagon full of kids home one day when a fire truck zoomed past. Sitting in the front seat of the fire truck was a Dalmation dog.
The children started discussing what the dog's duties might be.
"They use him to keep crowds back," said one youngster.
"No," said another, "he's just for good luck."
A third child concluded. "No silly, they use the dogs to find the fire hydrant!"
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Joke # 292 from category: Little Johnny jokes.
There was a man that owned a giant gorilla and, all its life, he'd never left it on its own. But eventually he had to go on a business trip and had to leave his gorilla in the care of his next-door neighbor. So he explained to his neighbor that all he had to do was feed his gorilla three bananas a day at three, six and nine o'clock.
But he was never ever, ever to touch its fur.
So the next day the man came and gave the gorilla a banana and looked at it for a while thinking, "Why can't I touch its fur?" as their didnt seem to be anything wrong with it.
Every day he came in and looked for a little while longer as he still couldnt understand until, about a week later, he'd worked himself into a frenzy and decided that he was going to touch the gorilla.
He passed it the banana and very gently brushed the back of his hand against its fur.
Suddenly the gorilla went ape and started to jump around, then it turned and began to running towards the man who, in turn, ran through the front door, over the lawn, across the street, into some one else's sports car and drove off.
In the rear-view mirror, he could see the gorilla in its own sports car, driving right behing him.
He drove for two hours until the engine began to splutter and the car just stopped. He jumped out and began to run down the street, over a brick wall, into someone's front garden and up the apple tree.
He turned around to find the gorilla right behind him beating its chest.
The man jumped down and ran back in to the street screaming, until it became dark and he thought he'd lost the gorilla.
The man ran into an alleyway then, suddenly, he saw a giant shaddow coming down the street ahead.
The gorilla!
It came to the end of the alley, stood and looked striaght into the bloodshoot eyes of the man and came towards him slowly.
This time there was no escape. As the gorilla neared him, the man began to feel faint.
The giant beast came face to face with him, raised its mighty hand and said, "Tag! You're it!"
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Available in 8-inch and 12-inch versions, the new Simrad NSE multifunction display brings professional-grade navigation electronics to the leisure and light commercial user.
Built to withstand the toughest conditions, the Simrad NSE8 is a stunningly fast, full-function chartplotter right out of the box, supplied pre-loaded with Navionics Platinum (ex-USA) or HD Insight (USA only) cartography. But that's just the beginning, as the Simrad NSE8 offers owners the opportunity to add over time a wide range of modules and transducers that will extend its capabilities to include functioning as a best-in-class echo sounder / fishfinder, radar display (both HD and broadband), AIS transceiver, autopilot control, engine performance display and much more, all accessible from a single screen (additional screens can be added as required) and displayed in the format and combination of your choice. And it's all easy to install thanks to its SimNet / NMEA2000 compatibility – just plug in the new unit and the NSE will recognise and configure it automatically.


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How do i get rid of the yellow jackets!?!?
It's recently been getting cold and yellow jackets have been invading our house. The problem is that we know there not coming in from outside,we think they have a huge nest in the wall somewhere because there are hundreds. They just keep coming and we cant treat them because we don't know where the nest is and they don't seem to be going back to the nest they just seem to gather up in our windows so sevins dust wont really work. HELP!
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You have to try locating the hive. Watch them and find where they are entering. If you can, then if you estimate that locations position on an inside wall of the house the next step won't be as difficult and nerve-racking. Turn off the TV and radio and keep everyone quiet, then put your ear to the wall and listen for them buzzing. Pound on the wall some if you have to. Try different locations. Some guys use a stethoscope or the old drinking glass to the ear substitute. Whatever works in locating the hive. If you find it, get your chemicals together, drill a small hole a bit above the suspected location and pour it to 'em. You'll either kill them or make the environment unappealing to nesting. Sometimes you can't solve the problem that way and have to cut out a section of the wall and physically remove the hive. Either way, you have to estimate the hive location first.
getting rid of some pesky yellow jackets. My GSD Bogey once had a bad experience with these things, so he's pretty apt at ...


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Announcing the Springboard Series Tour with Stephen Rose
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I had a chance to drop in to Building 37 and talk with Stephen Rose, just after the dates were announced for the North America Springboard Series Tour, which kicks off on May 2nd in Toronto and makes stops in 5 other cities before finishing up in Atlanta for TechEd.
If you're not familiar with the tour, it's a one day event that covers lots of new technologies from Microsoft with a focus on demos - showing you how this stuff works.
Some of the stuff Stephen said will be covered included Slate devices and management (both Windows devices and non-Windows), Intune and Office 365, MDOP tools like DaRT, MBAM, App-V and MED-V. There will also be sessions on locking down and managing Office 2010, as well as deploying Windows 7, including SP1 and IE9.
Stephen even gave me a scoop that wasn't on the Springboard Tour site yet - all attendees will receive a USB key with a bootable copy of DaRT on it, ready for attendees to take home and start using for all of their diagnostic and recovery needs.
You can find out more, including the cities and dates, as well as register, at www.springboardseriestour.com.
You can also watch for updates by following @springboardtour on Twitter.
Published Date: April 13, 2011
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I LOVE to explore new cities, but I also love to spend time on the beach… reading, daydreaming, sunbathing and playing bat and ball!
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The Complete Library of Congress Recordings
The recordings that Jelly Roll Morton made for the Library of Congress in 1938 have long been recognized as a unique documentation of the life, times, opinions, pretensions and music of the first great jazz composer. It seems amazing that this release marks the first time that this material has been presented in its entirety, and Rounder has certainly done quite a packaging job. Seven CDs devoted to the interviews are supplemented by another disc featuring reminiscences by other New Orleans musicians, like Johnny St. Cyr and Alphonse Picou. Also included is Mister Jelly Roll, the biography written by LOC folklorist Alan Lomax based in large part on these interviews, as well as a handsome 80-page oversized booklet.
To say that Morton was a complex character hardly scratches the surface. His claim to have invented jazz probably hindered the campaign for recognition that, from his point of view, was the prime motivation for these recordings; his insistence on maligning virtually every non-New Orleans jazz musician certainly didn't help. It takes a fair bit of knowledge of early jazz history to sift through Morton's account of things, and unfortunately the new notes by John Szwed are a disappointment, in this and other regards.
But there is good news. Listeners who know the vinyl versions of these recordings will be pleased at how much better these transfers sound. The old LPs played at too slow a speed, a defect that couldn't obscure Morton's phenomenal sense of swing but didn't exactly help either. His monologues also sound considerably less pompous at the right speed, though he still manages to beat his own drum fairly loudly. Once the listener has gotten inured to Morton's self-promotion, there is a hypnotic quality to these reminiscences, usually delivered as the protagonist taps his foot and plays chords on the piano.
Much valuable information about the early years of New Orleans jazz musicians, musical styles and local history is contained in these interviews. But, like most early jazz figures, Morton spent more of his career outside the Crescent City than in it, and he revisits places like St. Louis, Chicago and Los Angeles as well as Biloxi, Gulfport and Memphis, reliving his triumphs, trials and tribulations and holding forth about how the music he invented should be played. He is a valuable witness about musicians he admired, like Tony Jackson and Fred Keppard, and nearly worthless as a commentator on later stylists. Some of the most interesting moments involve his re-creations of obscure blues and barrelhouse musicians who would have been long forgotten otherwise. A great deal of fascinating detail is also provided about the inhabitants of the shadowy world in which jazz was incubated: pool hustlers, card sharks, pimps, ladies of the night. Morton was immersed in this world until his musical star began to ascend in the mid-1920s.
Like most early recording artists, Morton's career went on the skids during the Depression. He blamed this on the swing fad and saw Ellington, Henderson, Basie, etc. as usurpers. When he met Lomax his fortunes were at a nadir, and he had already begun a letter-writing campaign to magazines and radio stations to regain what he saw as his rightful place in the jazz world. For his part Lomax saw in Morton's reminiscences the validation of many of his ideas about music and culture. He guided the interviews to areas a jazz specialist might not have gone, with mixed results.
Morton's performances of his own material on these recordings are riveting. He had developed his solo style greatly over the years, adding a penchant for rapid-fire melodic abstractions to his sophisticated harmonic and structural conceptions. One needn't share Morton's views about later jazz history to appreciate how brilliantly he makes the case for his own approach. These performances stand among the greatest in a great career.
The previously unheard material is largely a matter of off-color songs that Lomax wanted to record (such material delighted folk collectors of the time, as posthumous works by Vance Randolph certainly prove) and recordings made on an inferior instrument that are certainly harder to listen to, though Morton's desultory guitar backing is interesting to hear. There are also other tracks that seem new to me; I can't believe I had forgotten Morton's line about the time in his life when he had everything he ever wanted except "a yacht and a cow." The interviews of Morton's peers are the icing on the cake; St. Cyr in particular makes a strong impression.
One must note the faults in the presentation, however, most of which stem from the Lomax Foundation's apparent aim to seize on every opportunity to inflate its founder's reputation. Lomax's name now appears in the title, and his picture on the back of the biography is nearly as big as Morton's on the front. Does anyone see anything wrong with this? Moreover, the flaws in the book are not at all addressed by annotator Szwed, who instead contributes to the adulation, going so far as to call Lomax "America's greatest folklorist." I gather that Szwed is working on a Lomax biography; that would be the place to present this dubious claim (it might not concern jazz readers, but the names of such collectors as Randolph, Bronson, Bayard and Brown are not to be dismissed out of hand in this fashion).
Lomax was a complex character who did a lot of great things and some that weren't great at all. His analysis of Morton and early jazz is spotty, as Lawrence Gushee indicates in his excellent afterword in the book. Gushee would have seemed an obvious choice for the notes here, since what is needed is an early jazz scholar who can balance both Morton's self-aggrandizing and Lomax's occasional myopia. Szwed isn't up to the job, often opting for long-winded digressions that call in an abundance of facts that have little bearing, as when he constructs a doubtful hypothesis about dance forms based on Morton's comments about "Tiger Rag."
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Nov 15, 2014 at 01:11PM larrykoen
Note that Rounder has also released four CDs that omit virtually all of the spoken material while retaining Morton's generally magnificent piano playing and singing. This last also includes a few lyrics that are quite unsuitable for radio broadcast!
The four CDs are: KANSAS CITY STOMP; ANAMULE DANCE; THE PEARLS; and WININ' BOY BLUES. The brief but expert notes with each CD are by James Dapogny, Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan and editor of JELLY ROLL MORTON: THE COLLECTED PIANO MUSIC, which includes a large number of Dapogny's transcriptions of Morton's piano recordings.
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Embarkation: New Orleans
As a first time cruiser, I had average expectations going into this experience. However, upon arrival into the port of New Orleans for boarding, I was quickly impressed by the efficiency of the NCL embarkation process. We arrived at the port at 11:45 am on Sunday, February 7th and were on board exploring the ship by 12:45 pm. We enjoyed a lesuirely lunch at the buffet Raffles, and were in our stateroom by 2:00 pm.
Our inside stateroom was located on Deck 5 and was pleasantly larger than I expected. We had an excellent room steward named Richard who went above and beyond in servicing us. Our luggage was outside of our room by 3:00 pm, and we were unpacked and ready for the mandatory safety drill by 4:00 pm. At 5:30 pm, we dined at Windows as the Spirt pulled away from New Orleans.
The NCL Spirit has a lovely Asian inspired theme throughout the ship which was very charming. The formal night (or not) occurred on our first sea day, Monday evening, and it was enjoyable. More We took some great pictures that we ended up purchasing from the photo gallery the next day.
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The evening entertainment was average. My favorite acts were the acrobats and Second City. The magician was not very good, and we skipped some of the broadway sing-a-longs. The finale show, Elements, on Saturday night was truly spectacular and something not to be missed.
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Wiz Khalifa is facing a police investigation after a driver alleged the rapper was involved in a traffic accident in Los Angeles last week.
A woman filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department claiming the hip-hop star's car smashed into her vehicle last Wednesday, but alleges Khalifa subsequently left the scene of the accident.
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Mike Pride's From Bacteria to Boys: Betweenwhile
Thus the two Thelonious Monkian minutes of "Rose" are in contrast with the knottily Anthony Braxtonian "It Doesn't Stop," where alto saxophonist Darius Jones has to negotiate all sorts of musical quirks, suggestive of the relentless pace of modern life, at least at first. When things settle down, after the first couple of minutes, the contrast is marked, sounding almost as if starting an entirely new piece.
"Emo Hope" is a kind of sprightly contemporary ballad which elicits some of Jones' most affecting work. Pride also shows what a quietly effective drummer he can be, in the way that he colors the proceedings. The resulting palette is rich, which makes the group's more customary restlessness seem a little wearing. It's never contrived or hewn for effect, but there's a timeless virtue in letting the music speak for itself, as everyone from Muggsy Spanier to Marion Brown has shown.
Pianist Alexis Marcelo comes up with some Cecil Taylor-like volcanics on the lengthy "Reese Witherspoon," but this is, again, simply an episode in a piece so multifaceted that it offers stark contrast to "12 Lines for Build," which builds in an entirely individual way. Here, the episodic nature of the music feels right because it possesses an air of collective expression, of things happening in the moment. Jones is astringent to the point where it sounds like a purged expression of everything inessential, and that's hardly a common thing these days.
The flickering blue flame of "Surcharge" hints, too, at the possibility of the band as a work in progress, making apparent just how deep the players' mutual understanding is, for all its episodic flares. In the accompanying press release Pride talks about how he now considers the band as family, and here, more than anywhere else, the notion comes into its own. The level of listening on the part of all four players is deep and, despite the higher profile contributions of Jones and Marcelo, it's actually bassist Peter Bitenc's work that snags the ear.
Track Listing: Kancamagus; Reese Witherspoon; Rose; It Doesn't Stop; Emo Hope; Bole: the Mouth of What?; Inbetweenwhile; Surcharge; 12 Lines for Build; Kancamagus.
Personnel: Darius Jones: alto sax; Alexis Marcelo: piano; Peter Bitenc: bass; Mike Pride: drums.
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The Prince Albert Mintos apparently donŌĆÖt like rude house guests.
On Sunday at the Art Hauser Centre, the visiting Notre Dame Argos jumped into a 2-0 lead before the game was even five minutes old. That was when the Mintos decided to teach them their manners.
The Mintos erupted for nine straight goals en route to a 10-3 Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League victory and in the process improved their season record to 3-1-1.
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Kylar Hope brought the Mintos back on even terms less than two minutes after the Argos second goal and Justin Boyer put Prince Albert ahead to stay before the first period was finished.
Lance Yaremchuk, with two, Zac Paziuk, Lochlan Morrison, Bryton Sayers, Ryan Duret and Cody Young also scored for the Mintos. For Paziuk and Morrison, both 15-year-olds, it was their first goals at the Midget AAA level.
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Tanner Burgardt turned aside 22 of 25 shots to record the victory in the Prince Albert goal. The Mintos finished the game with 40 shots on the Notre Dame net.
For the second straight game, the Mintos power play was connecting on all cylinders as Prince Albert scored four times in seven opportunities with the man advantage. On Thursday against Tisdale, the Mintos had four more power-play goals in recording a 4-0 triumph over the Trojans.
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When the officer who made the report left the scene, he saw someone that matched the description. The subject saw the officer and ran, making his way to the Harmony Apartments where he is now barricaded. Police still believe him to be armed.
A resident says the subject ran by him and said he looked like a young white male believed to be in his early 20's.
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"You can't win 'em all."
Baseball fans don't need beaten cliches to face reality. During the course of a 162-game regular season, even the greatest of teams are going to get unlucky once in a while. The most technically sound teams are going to make a few mistakes.
It happens. Baseball must obey those pesky mathematics and probability laws.
So what makes fans so angry when someone says something as simple as, "You can't win them all?" That's not a comforting statement. At its core, it basically means that from time to time, you're going to lose.
Nobody likes losing!
Fans of the Philadelphia Phillies can multiply that statement 10,000 times. Saddled with a number of obstacles blocking their path to a winning franchise for a long time, the Phillies collected a number of losses, some more painful than others.
Even as one of the best teams in baseball in recent seasons, the Phillies have experienced a number of painful losses. That's the beauty of this game: It always keeps you humble.
So as yet another baseball season waits just around the corner and the Phillies attempt yet another run at a World Series title, let's prepare ourselves for the bumps along the way. Let's take a look at some of the most painful losses in franchise history, to understand just what the Phillies are fighting for in 2012.
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I am creating an RCP application, but I'm very new to it. I have the following simple issue.
I have a menu item, which I would like to use to run a routine when it is clicked. When I create the command for it, I use the following code in the command handler:
As you will see, I try importing the package org.myApp.server.conductor.Code:
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Well, the LA Film Fest 2011 is officially over. (Okay, it was over a few days ago, but there was an overabundance of content, man!) You know what that means film geeks – "Wrap Up" time! So to go out with a bang we present our cool closing look at what was great at the fest this year that includes everything from the films to the festive fun and everything in between! (The amount of talent that was on hand to talk up their films this year was unbelievably awesome!) Here's the official…
Best Film: This one is a flat out tie – the deliciously sinful French thriller "Love Crime"...
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take our top film prizes!
Best Film…I Never Saw: The very interesting looking Ti West outing "The Innkeepers," which was playing on nights I worked (some of us do this stuff solely for the love baby!) and even though I was offered an unbelievable lunch with Ti and the cast I still couldn't get a screener to save my life! (Will "The Innkeepers" and I eventually have a meeting of the minds – I'll keep you posted!)
Best Chance Meeting: At the Jameson Press and Filmmaker Cocktail Reception when at the food table (go steak on a stick!) I accidentally bumped into "Family Instinct" doc director Andris Guaja – and I was seeing his film that night!
Best Celebrity Sighting: Hands down, behold the Prochnow! Spotted my man Jurgen just hanging out around the Regal theaters – and it wasn't even the "Das Boot 30th Anniversary Screening" night!
Best Theater: Regal Cinemas #1 no doubt. Saw the not-as-cool-as-I-was-hoping flick "Drive" there, but would have loved to have seen some of the more tasty smaller fare there. (Go "Entrance!")
Best Q&A: The awesome drunken spectacle that was Brendan Gleeson and his director John Michael McDonagh after the Friday June 24 screening of their film "The Guard." Best thing about it was they were hilarious and the hooch had no affect – they never missed a beat! (Was originally sorry I missed the more somber junket for this one – not anymore!)
Best Embarrassing Fest Moment: When I brainlessly took the stage at an outdoor screening to sing (and badly I might add!) a Ferris Bueller themed karaoke number of 'Danke Schoen' in hopes of winning my 10-year-old son a gift bag – and lost! (What you won't do for your kids, folks!)
Best Fest Moment: At the "Entrance" After Party at the Hotel Figueroa where I got to meet not only amazing "Entrance" lead Suziey Block, whose performance haunted and blew me away, but also actress Jessie Wiseman whose work I just saw in the upcoming film "Bellflower" that had an equally long lasting and powerful effect on me!
I HAD to get a pic with the two gals (Suziey left, Jessie right!) who created a couple of the most spine-chilling and lingering pieces of acting that I've seen this year. (I'm way too happy here – guess I love good work, huh?!) But seriously, be sure to check out….
Suziey Block in "Entrance!"
And Jessie Wiseman in "Bellflower!"
Well, hope everyone enjoyed our fest coverage this year! (We put up a decent nine articles with interviews and reviews galore - check out the bottom for links!) We want to give a few "shout outs" to folks that made our cool coverage possible including the awesome Emily Lu of Brigade Marketing, Marina Bailey and everyone at Marina Bailey Film Publicity, Ashley Mariner of Dish Communicatons Inc., the excellent Entrance gang Dallas Hallam, Patrick Horvath and Suziey Block, the captivating Ludivine Sagnier and last and MOST importantly the two lovely ladies of Film Independent Elise Freimuth and Angela Iuorno Acuff without whom we couldn't have done any of this - love ya ladies!


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