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Rolling Stone asked their readers to name their favorite graduation song ever. Click HERE to see where Fun.'s 'We Are Young' ranked among other songs from The Killers, The Beatles, Green Day and more.
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|June 01, 2012
Pick up the Gabe Glasses in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore for just $5 Today Only! Happy Friday! Click HERE to order now!
|May 31, 2012
Click HERE to read why Fun. says their upcoming show at Bonnaroo in June will be the band's best show of 2012.
"All I can think is that it's going to be our best show of the year and probably one of our best shows of all time, and probably something we're going to talk about forever." -Jack Antonoff
|May 31, 2012
This week we decided to make things interesting. The theme this week is 'Jumping Photos.' Pull out your favorite Fueled By Ramen band t-shirt, hoodie or accessories and take a photo of you catching some air. The winner will receive an FBR Swag bag including hoodies, t-shirts, accessories and more worth over $50. The winner will be announced on June 4th.
All photos must be submitted HERE or emailed to email@example.com by 10am on June 4th.
|May 31, 2012
Click HERE to read an interview that Pop-Break.com did with Andrew Cook of A Rocket To The Moon about recording their new album.
"Every producer's different, you know? It's just you gotta go in with an open mind and be willing to learn from them and hope that they don't take too much away from you and let you kind of do your thing as well. And Mark was really great about that."
|May 30, 2012
Pick up a copy of the new issue of Alternative Press on sale tomorrow for the story of Panic! At The Disco's unreleased album Cricket And Clover that the band recorded in 2007. It's part of AP's "The Unheard Music" feature which also includes stories on unreleased music from My Chemical Romance, All Time Low, Green Day, Dashboard Confessional and 22 other bands.
"All those computers of mine are long gone. I don't even have any of the lyric books. I went digging through my stuff trying to find something, but it's not here. If anybody's got it, I'd love to hear it." - Ryan Ross
|May 30, 2012
Click HERE to read the article on newnownext.com about why they think Gym Class Heroes should be 'pop superstars.'
Like so many recent songs, 'The Fighter' reaches out to bullied kids—these days, you can't make a pop album without this kind of anthem—but it mixes up the formula with a little tough love. Recalling his own past, McCoy says, "Text book version of a kid going nowhere fast, and now I'm yelling 'kiss my ass.'"
|May 29, 2012
Fun.'s new video for 'Some Nights' premieres Monday at 3:55pm on MTV. Check out a clip of it below and be sure to catch Fun. performing live on the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night!
|May 29, 2012
Congratulations to our Fueled By Ramen Style of the Week Winner: nikkipixie
Submit your photo this week with the 'Jumping' theme to win $50+ of FBR Merchandise. Click HERE for more details.


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Optically, well-designed makro-lenses like the Makro-Planar 4/120 HFT PQS lens differ from other lenses in two ways.
First: Their performance is optimized for subjects like the one you're just looking at: A flat page slightly larger than a human head with intricate detail. Which means, the image quality and light distribution of the lens is extremely good, even in the corners and even at full aperture. This is exactly what is needed for serious professional copy work of subjects that are smaller than the ones ideally photographed with the Planar Rollei 2.8/80 HFT PQS lens, e. g. delicate drawings (so the two lenses complement each other very well in the hands of the demanding photographer).
Second: A basic type of lens design is chosen that maintains its performance characteristics very constantly on a high level over a wide range of reduction ratios or distances. Like from half life-size (1:2) to infinity, in the case of the Makro-Planar 4/120 HFT PQS lens. It is based on the Planar lens design type, which offers very good close-up potential and is therefore also chosen as the basis for the ultra high resolution Carl Zeiss S-Planar lenses for the semiconductor-industry, which are, as of this writing, the most sophisticated lenses of our day.
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Youngsville Area News in Brief
Family Winter
Carnival Bash
Warren County Christian School will be hosting a winter carnival on Fri., Jan. 25th, from 6-8:00 p.m., sponsored by the Pittsfield Ottervein UMC. Games, prizes, a maze, and a bouncy house will be some of the fun for children, toddlers to 6th graders. Event is free and you may contact Angie Bojaczko at 563-3333 for more information.
Any girl interested in playing volleyball for the 2013-2014 school year in grades 9th-12th should contact Jodi Cratty at 563-3315 or email email@example.com.
Fundraising events will be starting soon.
Public Meeting
The Revitalization of Youngsville organization announces a community-wide open meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at 6:30 p.m. at Youngsville Borough Building, 40 Railroad St. for the purpose of determining the future of Youngsville's A-'Maize'-ing Corn Fest.
R.O.Y. has organized and conducted Corn Fest for each of the past seven years, with varying degrees of success. But with Phase One of R.O.Y.'s revitalization of downtown Youngsville scheduled to begin in earnest over the next several months, and likely to be in full swing during August, serious discussion needs to take place by residents of Youngsville about 2013 Corn Fest. No subject having to do with Corn Fest will be off-limits, including whether or not to have 2013 Corn Fest.
All residents of Youngsville Borough and Brokenstraw Township are invited to participate in this open meeting.
Sweetheart Dinner
and Auction
The annual Sweetheart Dinner and White Elephant Auction will be held on Sunday, Feb. 10 at 5 p.m. The auction is held to provide money for our kids to go shopping for Christmas gifts for other children. They do this each year and is very worthwhile.
Proceeds from the dinner help CLC provide future activities for the year as well as supplies for the kitchen and donations we give out each year.
YEMS Kindergarten
Packets are available for the 2013-2014 kindergarten registration at Youngsville Elementary Middle School. Completed packets can be returned on Tuesday, Feb. 19 from 9 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Cabin Fever
Corn Hole Tournament
The YHS Softball Team will sponsor a Corn Hole Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 23, in the YHS gymnasium. Cost is $15 per team.
Registration begins at 11 a.m. and tournament begins at noon. You can also register prior to that day by contacting any YHS softball player or parent for an entry form. Any question, contact Ron Jameson at 730-1577.
Fine Art and Vino Venue
The Revitalization of Youngsville will be hosting the second annual Fine Art and Vino Venue on Saturday, April 20 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Youngsville Fire Hall. They will again have local wineries, art competitions, lots of food this year, vendors, amateur wine-making contest, and live music.
Tickets will be available on Feb. 1 in Youngsville locations and the Sheffield Allegheny Cellars Winery. The first 300 to purchase a $10 wine-tasting ticket (for those over 21) before April 20 will receive a commemorative glass at the event. Any unsold tickets will be available at the door the day of the event for $15.
Vendors and attendees are welcome to visit the website at www.artandvinovenue.blogspot.com for updated information and vendor forms.
Free e-filing of Taxes
JoAn's Home VITA Site Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is a group of local independent volunteers from the Warren County area have partnered for another year with the IRS to do e-filing of taxes free for those with less than $50,000 per year income earned in PA.
The IRS has provided the software and the tax law training as well as certifying the volunteers to do your taxes. Federal and state taxes will be e-filed. Tax and rent rebates, and local taxes will also be done. Do you qualify for earned income credit, child tax credit, or savings credit? If you are a senior, widow(er) or disabled, do you receive money from the state towards your property tax or rent payments? We help you receive all the money that is due to you.
St. Luke's Catholic Church W. Main St. Youngsville is hosting our volunteers for the eighth year. Make that appointment today by calling 563-6383, learn of the days and times in your area.


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The Enviromentals (Episode 2) How to Reduce Your Fast Food Trash
Published on March 12, 2009
Section Green Report / Media
The Enviromentals are back with some more "G" Tips for those Monkies out there who Still Eat Fast Food! First, if you really are a Monkie, what the hell are you doing eating trash food in the first place? You know you should be eating healthy organic vegan foods! So drop that burger diet and get your head out of your ass. It smells down there. Now, back to the Environmentals, they basically are one of you and have some tips about all that trash you are buying (they mean the wrappers). Watch as they eat at 7 different fast food restaurants for 7 meals in a row in one weekend, and compete to create the least amount of trash. If you are one of us Monkies, you can use these tips to help your friends. Continue Reading / See Additional Photos


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Today, Republic of Korea President Lee Myung-bak arrived at the White House and I had the opportunity to be there for a live Tweetup. This official State Visit highlighted our strong and important alliance with the Republic of Korea (ROK). Because the ROK is one of the most wired countries in the world, it seems fitting to follow this ceremony online. It's admittedly ironic to celebrate our two countries' bonds of friendship while looking down at the Twitter app on my phone.
Our Consular Affairs Twitter handle, @TravelGov, focuses on travel and staying connected with U.S. citizens as they head out around the world. Today's White House Tweetup was the quintessential gathering of people who work together globally -- via online platforms and social media -- to further the interests of U.S. citizens and our worldwide partners. Our work, regardless of location, happens in real time as we tweet back and forth, retweet items our followers are interested in, and generally share a platform of serving the public through technology.
A Tweetup is like a meet-up, but instead of shaking hands and sharing small talk, we communicate through hand-held devices, greet one another, and amplify our message to the world. While the Department of State and the White House generally tweet to a similar audience, today's gathering was especially focused on the promotion of travel, diplomacy and strengthening the role of our government and technology. If you missed the live event, which was moved indoors away from the rain, you are still welcome to be a part of the conversation by searching Twitter for #WHTweetup.
Similarly to the way our government engages with the American public, the Republic of Korea also uses social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, and mobile technologies for official public outreach and engagement. Of note, the United Nations ranked South Korea first in its 2010 e-government ratings.
The event today showcased a continued global partnership between the United States and South Korea. Travel between the two countries is streamlined, and most U.S. citizen tourists may enter the ROK for up to 90 days using only a passport. Since the Republic of Korea is so wired and a world leader in the race for ever faster internet connection speeds, it is an ideal place from which to tweet or blog your travel experiences. And an even better place to stay updated via our own technological outreach platforms: the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP), SMART Traveler iPhone app, and of course, by following @TravelGov on Twitter.
Many have asked me, "How did you get to attend President Lee Myung-bak's arrival at the White House?" The answer is simple -- I tweeted @WhiteHouse and joined the #WHTweetup conversation. You should, too.


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As many Americans are preparing for this weekend's Super Bowl -- arguably the biggest annual sporting event in the United States -- Brazilians are looking ahead to 2014, and 2016, when they'll host the World Cup and the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
In December 2012, I led a dynamic delegation of sports and entertainment business leaders to Sao Paulo and Brasilia. At the request of Brazil's Ministry of Sports, my office assembled this delegation to expand U.S.-Brazil cooperation in preparation for Brazil's hosting a series of major international sporting events, including the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Our efforts to expand U.S.-Brazil cooperation in this area were met with great enthusiasm from all we met with in Brazil.
The delegation of 15 experts from the U.S government and the private sector -- including national football and soccer clubs, academia and the financial services industry -- shared best practices with Brazilian federal, state and local officials and examined potential opportunities related to the major sporting events. The delegation's collective and diverse experience enabled discussion on a variety of themes within the context of the major sporting events, including business opportunities, the creation of a positive legacy, the importance of community involvement, and racial and social inclusion. It also demonstrated the many possibilities for public and private sector engagement with the United States.
In Sao Paulo, we met with the State Secretary for Sports, Leisure, and Youth; the Director of Investe Sao Paulo; Sao Paulo's Vice Mayor-elect; the American Chamber's Travel and Business Committee; and the Federation of Industries of the State of Sao Paulo Deputy General Director. We also toured the Arena Corinthians soccer stadium construction site to review the facility's preparations for upcoming sporting and entertainment activities in addition to soccer.
While in Brasilia, we met with the Minister and Deputy Minister of Sports; the Minister of Tourism; the Minister of the Secretariat for Policies to Promote Racial Equality (SEPPIR); Ministry of Foreign Relations officials; sports industry representatives; and government officials from five states that will host World Cup soccer matches. In addition, we toured Brazil's National Stadium construction site with Federal District government officials, and participated in a luncheon for Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, that included Brazilian Government and business leaders. At this luncheon, Mayor Villaraigosa signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Two-Way Investment Promotion Cooperation between the City of Los Angeles and the Alliance for Business Exchange of Brazil.
The Government of Brazil is eager to pursue next steps with the Department, other U.S. government agencies, and delegation members. On behalf of the delegation, I accepted an invitation from the Forum on Sports Ministers to attend their next meeting and have agreed with the Ministry of Sports to organize early this year, a seminar and potential working group focused on security sports cooperation and exchange of best practices.
In addition, Mayor Mitch Landrieu will extend invitations to Brazilian officials to attend a forum in New Orleans to focus on security for major events. In cooperation with the Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DS), the forum will include a session highlighting an after-action presentation on NFL Super Bowl XLVII. To prepare for the forum, DS is collaborating with their Brazilian counterparts to send a small, select delegation of Brazilian officials to observe security arrangements at the Super Bowl on February 3.
So, as I enjoy America's "Big Game" this Sunday night, I will also be thinking about the people working behind the scenes to make the event possible. I am grateful our Brazilian colleagues will have an opportunity to meet some of those individuals, and I look forward to continued collaborations between the United States and Brazil.


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Joe Lovano - Us Five at Lucerna Music Bar, Prague
Oct 25, 2009 12:00 AM
Joe Lovano - Us Five
Grammy-winning saxophonist and composer Joe Lovano stands alone at the vanguard of large and small group jazz. From his recent Grammy-nominated work with the WDR Big Band & Rundfunk Orchestra, Symphonica, to his role as Gary Burton Chair of Jazz Performance at Berklee College of Music, the Cleveland native has released 20 celebrated albums on the Blue Note label. With Folk Art, his 21st recording for Blue Note, Joe Lovano debuted Us Five on May 5th 2009.
"It's the first time I've put together a group with people who aren't my generation, who haven't totally developed their approach, who are experiencing things for the first time. Everyone has fresh eyes and fresh ears, and this gives me ideas when I put together compositions that I had never played with anyone else before. Everybody is on their toes. It reminds me of when Tony Williams and Herbie played with Miles as real young cats, or when McCoy Tyner first played with Coltrane." – Joe Lovano
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There must be some communication problem along the way..and it might be on my end,but there is no way in the world that the Blue and the Red are the same product.I am almost through my 55 lb bag of blue and working on my 5 th or 6 th bag of red.They mix up differently and cook and taste differentlyBoth excellent, but different.
pizzaboyfan,Which "red" Caputo are you using?Peter


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What I Wore: Reformed Tomboy
Monday, January 16, 2012
Growing up with four brothers, I was a hopeless tomboy. I feel bad for my mom, who thought that she finally got her girl who she could dress up and do girly things with. At age five, I threw a tantrum about my waist length hair and had it cut to my chin. At age nine, I quit dance class to play soccer. And at age 12, I was wearing my little brother's clothes on a daily basis. Did I mention that my brothers are all freakishly large? Despite me being three years older, my brother and I shared the same shoe size when we were kids. I have this amazing picture of me as a 12-year-old, backwards hat, oversize shirt, cutoffs and high tops. You would NEVER know it was me. I was 16 or 17 before the switch in my head turned on and I started acting like, you know, a GIRL.
(Case in point: this is me at age 11, dressed as a hobo for Halloween. Like, really? I HAVE A BEARD.)
But, I still consider myself a bit of a tomboy. I don't mind getting dirty, I have a secret love for video games and I'll always have a soft spot for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. So when I spotted this sweater, it reminded me of my tomboy days and I had to have it. It kinda reminded me of a referee, so I added some super awesome knee socks and paid homage to my weirdly boyish soccer-loving heritage.
Sweater: F21
Jeggs: F21
Socks: Abercrombie & Fitch
Boots: Breckelle's
Necklace: Local
And yes, those socks do have bows on them. I bought two pairs. It was one of those shopping triumph moments. I thought they were $13 and when I went to check out they were only $4 so I was like WAIT I WANT MORE. So I also have them in gray. Knee sock love forever.
I don't think anyone would accuse me from being anything but supergirly now, but aside from the hot pink socks I would say this look is all tomboy. It makes me want to go throw a yellow card at someone.
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Led by sophomore Abby Wilson, the Columbus Academy girls swimming and diving team finished seventh (113 points) in the Division II state meet Feb. 20-22 behind champion Gates Mills Hawken (321) as 47 teams scored.
At Branin Natatorium in Canton, Wilson was sixth in the 200-yard freestyle (1 minute, 54.65 seconds) and 10th in the 100 backstroke (58.29).
Wilson, Abby Brown, Anye Kone' and India Sherman were fourth in the 200 medley relay in a program-record 1:47.04, and Wilson, Brown, Sherman and Kone' were fifth in the 200 free relay in a program-record 1:38.05.
Emma Watson was sixth in diving (381.7 points).
Brown was ninth in the 100 butterfly (57.45) and 13th in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.7), and Kone' was 12th in the 50 free (24.68) and 14th in the 100 free (53.72).
Sherman was 16th in the 100 breast (1:09.24).
"A seventh-place girls finish is just fantastic," coach Craig Yakscoe. "They all swam very well and left everything in the pool. They gave it their all and I am very proud of each and every swimmer."
The boys team didn't score at state. Mitchell Dreisbach, Gavin Koerner, Andy Li and Alec Wuorinen were 20th in the 200 free relay in a season-best 1:32.25.
Dayton Oakwood was first (288) and 57 teams scored.
Boys basketball team wins tourney opener
The boys basketball team opened the Division III district tournament by defeating 22nd-seeded East Knox 67-34 on Feb. 23 at home.
Guard Jared Harris scored 14 points and post player Aakaash Paladugu scored 10.
The second-seeded Vikings were 17-5 before playing 21st-seeded Cardington in the second round Feb. 27.
The winner will play sixth-seeded Worthington Christian or 10th-seeded West Jefferson in a district semifinal at 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 5, at Delaware.
Academy lost to Worthington Christian 47-44 on Jan. 29.
The semifinal winner will play fourth-seeded Fredericktown, fifth-seeded Grandview, eighth-seeded Ready or 14th-seeded Amanda-Clearcreek in a district final March 7 at the Fairgrounds Coliseum.
Jones earns state wrestling berth
Sophomore Dan Jones earned a berth to the Division III state wrestling tournament by finishing fourth at 195 pounds during the district tournament Feb. 22 and 23 at Duncan Falls Philo.
The top four in each weight class at district advanced to state, which will be held Thursday, Feb. 28, through Saturday, March 2, at Ohio State.
The Vikings finished 32nd (17) at district behind champion Amanda-Clearcreek (147.5) as 54 teams scored.
Junior Jeremy Schroeder was 0-2 at 152.
Bowlers compete in district tourney
Sophomore Max Smith and freshman Aaron Brown competed in the district boys bowling tournament Feb. 22 at HP Lanes.
The top three individuals not on qualifying teams advanced to state Saturday, March 2, at Wayne Webb's Columbus Bowl.
Smith finished eighth (613) and Brown was 67th (477) of 117 competitors. Granville's Jon Massey earned the final individual state berth after finishing fourth (657).
For the girls, Ally Rock was 26th (479) at district Feb. 23 at HP Lanes. North Union's Stormie Jamison's 529 (10th overall) earned her the third of three individual qualifying berths to state Friday, March 1, at Wayne Webb's Columbus Bowl.


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This was an historic and consequential year for U.S. diplomatic relations with the Asia-Pacific region. Following Secretary Clinton's announcement of a "pivot" to Asia in late 2011, the United States substantially increased efforts to refocus and strengthen its relationships across the Asia-Pacific. We witnessed dramatic improvements in our bilateral relationships and an unprecedented level of engagement with the region's multilateral institutions. As the Secretary said, the Asia-Pacific is a key driver of global politics and home to the world's fastest growing economies. As a Pacific power, the United States is irrevocably and geographically bound to the region and our future security and prosperity will be largely defined by events and developments there. With that in mind, the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs spent the year translating words into action by reinforcing U.S. commitment to this important region.
The United States is strengthening our alliances, deepening relationships with emerging powers and partners, and increasing engagement with multilateral institutions in the Asia-Pacific region. Our policies are based on the promotion of values such as human rights and democracy, support for commercial engagement, fair trade and open markets, and the peaceful resolution of disputes. We are active in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts, as recently witnessed in Palau, the Philippines, Samoa, and Fiji. In addition, we are fostering closer ties between Americans and people from across Asia-Pacific through educational and cultural exchanges, sports diplomacy, and science and technology partnerships.
In 2012, the United States deepened security ties with our treaty allies: Japan, the Republic of Korea, Australia, the Philippines, and Thailand. We are cooperating with these partners to promote stability and confront challenges such as terrorism and transnational crime. Working closely with these allies, we made significant progress on force realignment throughout the region, which will make U.S. forces in the Asia-Pacific more politically sustainable, operationally resilient, and geographically dispersed. The first rotation of U.S. Marines as part of our Force Posture Initiative with Australia has been completed successfully, providing greater flexibility in responding to emergencies and disasters in the region. We have taken steps to enhance our maritime cooperation with the Philippines and President Obama's trip to Thailand marked progress to reorient our alliances towards 21st century challenges. Looking forward, 2013 will be a hallmark year for U.S.-Korean relations as it marks the 60th anniversary of our alliance.
We also strengthened our engagement with emerging regional powers in 2012, including with China, Indonesia, and Vietnam. We worked in tandem with these countries to promote trade and economic growth and on forging common solutions to transnational challenges. This included information sharing and bolstering a rules-based order that operates in accordance with international law. We strengthened our security cooperation with New Zealand, pledging to work together to address the region's defense and security issues by increasing bilateral efforts in maritime security cooperation, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, and peacekeeping support operations. We worked cooperatively with our Compact of Free Association partners (Palau, Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands) to tackle ongoing challenges in health, education, security, infrastructure, and economic development in these island nations.
The United States continues to work closely with China at all levels. Last year's U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue, held in Beijing in May, was a whole of government forum that brought together a host of national and sub-national officials. Our two countries also held the U.S.-China Consultation on People-to-People Exchange, a dialogue that strengthens exchanges between citizens of the United States and China in the areas of education, culture, science and technology, sports, and women's issues. In addition, the State Department transitioned the 100,000 Strong Initiative -- a public-private partnership to increase the number of U.S. students studying in China -- from a government program to a private non-profit organization to benefit the bilateral relationship by increasing student exchanges for years to come.
Our relationship with Burma made significant strides in 2012 as well. Responding to further reform measures, we eased restrictions on new U.S. investment, export of financial services, and import of Burmese products. In July, we restored a fully accredited U.S. ambassador to Burma for the first time since 1990. In September, the United States welcomed reform-minded Burmese President Thein Sein as well as Nobel laureate and Burmese parliamentarian Aung San Suu Kyi. In November, President Obama made an historic visit to Burma -- the first by a sitting U.S. President. These successful visits underscored U.S. commitment to supporting democratic reforms in Burma.
Editor's Note: This is the first in a three-part series reflecting on U.S. diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific region. Read Assistant Secretary Campbell's second and third entries in the series.
It's My Pleasure and I So Happy
Chan Jin in South Korea writes:
U.S. Department of State.
John Kerry,
Thank you.
Please this letter to new U.S. Department of State John Kerry,
I am Kim Chan Jin(63). Live in Seoul Korea.
Dear, New U.S. Department of State John Kerry,
I send this letter for arbitration of the Israel-Palestine.
Why not? (The arbitration here).
Here, What is the problem?
Let's start.
I am having new arbitration. I am have a new method.
Who should I talk to? So, send letter to you.
Not your friends outside of the United States. The changing era.
Future, do you think the people of Israel.
Please remember. Peace is best happy.
USA is great.
Always, Israel-America to lead the international society.
I am English insufficient, So, the explanation is insufficient.
But, I have a new arbitration.
listen to my say.
For the peace world. For develops to USA. wait. Thank you.
your Sincerely
Kim Chan Jin.
Seoul, Korea


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Ombres des Nuages (Shadows of the Clouds)Composer: Lydia AyersPublisher: Lydia AyersInstrumentation: Flute (C flute, Alto flute, Bass flute required)Ombres des Nuages is a piece for flute, doubling on alto flute and bass flute. The contrasting colors of the flutes used in this piece suggest different types of clouds, such as the thin cirrus clouds or the darker thunder clouds. But the piece is not about the clouds themselves, but rather the shadows they cast on the ground, and is one in a series of shadow pieces.


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If you don't know yet how you can obtain the PHP version, we will guide now by presenting a couple of approaches.
Method #1. Obtain the values from "php -info". If you have grep installed, you can simply run:
php -info | grep "PHP Version" php -info | grep "Architecture" php -info | grep "PHP Extension Build"
The first command returns the PHP version (ex. 5.3.6), the second returns the PHP architecture (x86 for 32 bit or x64 for 64 bit) and the last command returns the build type. You should look for TS or NTS and VC6 or VC9 on Windows.
If you do not have grep installed you can output the result into a file using the command:
php -info > phpinfo.txt
Then, just check the phpinfo.txt file created and look for PHP Version, Architecture and PHP Extension Build.
Now that you know the version, architecture and PHP Extension Build, all that remains is to download the CUBRID PHP driver that corresponds to your system and install it using the procedure below:
You will see a php_cubrid.dll file inside the archive on Windows. On Linux it is cubrid.so.
Edit php.ini (C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\php.ini) and add the following two lines at the end of the php.ini file.
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General Planning Principles of High Voltage Distribution Networks Including Wind Power
Laaja, Mikko
Permanent address of the item is: http://URN.fi/URN:NBN:fi:tty-201208241243
Publication type: Diplomityö
Issue date: 2012-08-15
Language: en
Pages: 88 s.
Examiner: Järventausta, Pertti
Bastman, Juhani
Bastman, Juhani
University: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto - Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Tieto- ja sähkötekniikan tiedekunta – Faculty of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Department: Sähköenergiatekniikan laitos – Department of Electrical Energy Engineering
Degree Programme: Sähkötekniikan koulutusohjelma
In Finland, the high voltage distribution networks (HVDNs) include all 110 kV lines which are not part of the transmission network of the Finnish electricity transmission system operator, Fingrid. Currently, the role of the HVDNs in the business operations of the network companies is generally relatively small. This is because the amount of network renovations to the networks and the construction needs for new HVDNs are small. However, this will probably change in the future, since the planning needs of the HVDNs will increase with the increasing amount of wind power in the networks. In addition, the effects of wind power on the HVDNs are relatively unknown, since the majority of the wind power research focuses on the effects of wind power on the whole power network or on the effects of small wind plants on 20 kV or low-voltage networks. This thesis is a part of a Finnish national 5-year research program called Smart Grid and Energy Market (SGEM). The main purpose of this thesis is to describe the general planning principles of the HVDNs and to analyze the effects of large-scale wind power production on the different types of HVDNs in Finland. Moreover, the thesis aims to examine what kind of impacts the wind power plants in the HVDNs have on the planning and operation of the networks. In addition, the thesis will study the advantages and disadvantages of demand side management (DSM) in the planning and operation of the HVDNs with wind power. The thesis consists of making a literature survey about the subject, which is supported by general level network simulations with a HVDN test system with two wind farms and by interviews with some network operator personnel. The simulations of the thesis examine the wind power capacity of the different types of HVDNs, the variability of the load and wind power production in relation to each other, the voltage variations and power losses in the HVDNs with wind power and, finally, the effects of DSM on the wind power capacity, voltages and power losses of the networks. Actual measured data is being used in the simulations in the modelling of the fluctuations of the wind power production and network loads. In the end, the conclusions about the wind power effects on the HVDN planning and operation are made based on the literature survey, interviews and simulations.
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Boomer Tale: Oakland
You know .. I'm going to sit this one out. matt and pena said everything that needs to be said. Awesome trip with good friends. Great to see other forum members out supporting matt.
Til next time my forum friends.
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You gotta be joking, Boomer. Ive been looking allllllll week for a boomer tale. Matt Pena did do a great writeup but nobody can make a person feel like they were there the way you can. Oh well, you do so much for us, Boom, if ya need to keep these memories for yourself, I guess we'll be understanding. Hope you had a great time (though well never know).
What lee said.
I was really looking forward to reading a Boomer tale also.
I think you should reconsider...
heres a few pics though
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looking for the tale buddy. like you said, i left a lot out...
Well gang this tale starts for me on Wednesday as I start my trek across the country. The country sage had txt me asking when I was going to be in and I had shot him one back only … as in true Boomer fashion some freak accident happened and the rag one of the maintenance men had tucked in the back of his pants got sucked into one of the A/C units of the plane. Never happened before …. in the history of Delta is what the pilot had said.
So we sat on the plane for an hour and twenty mins with no A/C. The guy sitting next to me was kinda large and had a skin condition. He was scabbing everywhere. Nice guy though and I could tell he was really self conscious about it, so I just had faith that if it was anything contagious he wouldn't be on the plane .. so he just scabbed on me as we talked.
Finally the pilot comes on and says … well we still can;t get the rag so we are just going to have to go on without the unit. That just means we have to fly lower and slower. I finally got to San Francisco and sweet Michelle was there to pick me up. This was my second time doing this, Two years ago I did the same thing when Robbie fought Scott Smith close to there.
Michelle drives me over to my hotel and I check in. it is .8 miles from where matt is staying according to map quest .. but not an easy walk. Highway with no sideways …. in Oakland. Michelle takes me over to the guys and matt had said that they just got back from the show and by the time we head over they will be down in the training room in building four. Sure enough …. we walk in and they are in there throwing away. Jeremy was sitting against the wall reading a fantasy novel, matt and Pena where throwing mitts. After a break in rounds we say our hellos. Michelle and I head up to matt's room and watch some TV for a bit and I look over at matt at one point and his eyes are half open half not. I say,
" You going to sleep buddy."
With that half cocked smile "I think I am." So Michelle takes me back to my room and day one is down.
The next day I wake up and shoot matt a text asking what time he is going to roll. After about an hour I hadn't heard from him I figured he was either busy or asleep so decided to just head on over and call a cab. As I was waiting he shot a txt back
"Come over at any time."
"Already on my way."
"How long?"
"waiting on cab 15 mins?"
"Might be down in training room"
I get to matt's hotel and as I was walking up to the door I remembered that I needed a keycard to get in the building. I stop to pull out my phone and BAM!! matt walks with Jeremy and Pena close behind. I couldn't help but smile. I had a good feeling about this fight and matt just looked so ready …. we head over to the training room and bout half way through the practice Ruthless Robbie Lawler walks in. Over these past few trips I've gotten to know Robbie quite a bit and he is one of those people you just like having around. You are going to laugh around him .. there is no way out of that. After the practice, matt heads up to his room to get ready for the press conference. Christie, my Abu Dhabi friend, called and needed a place to store her bags before check in so she stopped by to drop her bags off. We talked for a bit while matt got ready, then it was time to march. matt and I head over to the press conference, which was about an hour away. In our van was Big Country and his wife Jessi (great gal) and his brother, Chael Sonnen and with him was Matt Linland and "Coach", and then Jon Fitch. Coach was Chaels boxing coach and that is what everyone called him. I enjoyed talking with him .. old Army dog .. boxed in the Army and loved to tell stories. matt and I also got to talk a little bit on the way over about my new job. Once we got there, they hurded us into one room and hurded all their opponents into another. Michelle had driven over because the website said it was open to the public, but it wasn't. I told matt and he told me to go get her … so, I did. As I walked out one of the UFC operations folks looked at me and I said,
"I'm going to be bringing someone back here with me in a second."
She looked at me and said, "ok"
I'm starting to see some familiar faces in the back at these events and I guess they are starting to recognize me with matt.
Got to talk a bit with Big Country and Jon Fitch in the back .. they are big gamers and they talked about the hours of XBOX played when not in a training camp. Dana came in as we where waiting and some of you pointed out and as Llama txted me .. you saw us on Dana's VLOG.
The press conference to steal matt's words was one of the best ones I've ever been too. Good questions, Chael was just flat out funny .. but really so was Silva. It was a good time.
We headed back to the hotel and met up with all the other guys and went to go see "Dinner for Schmucks ". It had some funny parts to it … it was one of those movies that I laughed I think more after when you talk about it than actually during. Kinda like a Saturday Night Live skit.
Robbie was telling me earlier in the day about a movie he got called Green Zone. He had just bought it and wanted to watch it with me because it had a lot to do with intel in Iraq. Like I said in other tales, generally Robbie and my convos are usually around world events, politics or food. We both have a passion for eating ... he just carries his better. Robbie wanted my take on this movie. The TVs were set up to where you could not hook up your portable DVD player so when we got back into the room Robbie checked to see if you could order it. Sure enough … it was there. So …. we watched it. I actually saw the building I worked out of in one of the areal pans of Baghdad they had … and I started talking … probably too much about what I did over there because the movie had accurate situations …. but not accurate applications or meaning. It was awful. I'm writing a letter to Matt Damon.
Friday morning I just went over to matt's hotel when I woke up. He was still crashed out so I hopped on the forum to catch up. I know I have been neglecting my time in here, I;ve just had a lot going on right now .. but that will soon stop. After reading that thread on Roger coming to the rescue of that girl that got hit I see ya'll REALLY need me back. Geezzz..... What are some of you thinking??
The country sage wakes up and we get a few things ready to take down to weigh in. The banner, shorts things like that. Jim, the One More Round owner came up and gave matt his walk out shirts, which I must say were really really nice. OMR hit a hard spell for a bit, but they have bounced back which I am happy for. You can get matt's shirt on their site. As we were walking down the hall, matt brushes his hand against the wall and then stops with a look of panic on his face that quickly turned into relief and then annoyance.
"Whats up buddy?" I ask
matt lifts his left hand up and shows me his wedding ring finger.
"keep forgetting" he said. First night I was there we were talking and Audra had sent me a video of Katlyn crawling for matt. She just started that week. Well, for some reason matt's knuckle on that hand was bigger than usual and he was having a hard time getting the ring on and off. So he had to leave the ring off while he trained. If the finger got any bigger and he couldn't get it off the UFC would have had to cut the ring before the fight. Matt had a habit of tapping his ring against the wall as he walked and when he tapped and didn't feel it .. it took a second to recover why.
matt was in good spirits that day and he didn't have much weight to go. matt, hoggie and myself went to the gym … closely followed by robbie who scolded us for leaving him. matt needed some plastics and I needed to go get some stuff for matt for after the weigh ins .. so I went to Wal-mart while they started cutting. Jeff the head trainer at 24 hour fitness was kind enough to drive me around to get everything I needed and then even drove our crew back to the hotel afterward. Thanks Jeff!! Know you'll read this.
We go get Sushi after, but I got Chicken. Just wasn't feeling the fish that day. On the way walking there matt asks
"Did the guys fill you in on their deal"
"What deal?"
"Well, if I get a OK or TKO Pena gets a gun. If I win by a submission, Jeremy gets a gun."
"Sooooo, what happens if you knock him down and then get a submission?"
matt smiling "well they both would get a gun."
Once we get back, matt gets ready and we all march over for the weigh ins. Back stage I got to talk to Jon Fitch a bit more while Pena and matt played cards … or while matt was schooling Pena on gin rummy I should say … at least that was the last thing I heard. After the weigh ins … well … fail. I got an Italian place lined up within walking distance for the hotel and it sucked. But really the options weren't to good. You couldn't travel far … and it had to hold a lot of people. I felt bad the food was so bad for matt. And trust me … it was bad. I really didn't want matt to pay for it .. so we flipped a coin. I lost. Again …....
The crew after dinner went to go see "The Other Guys" .. good enough movie. I laughed at parts, got a few lines out of it I can use. What more can you ask for. After that we get our van driver to take us all to Deny's. It was right across the street from my hotel so after we got done eating and looking for bum's that got hit by cars …. I walked over to crash after matt and crew got the hotel van to pick them up. I left my camera bag in matts room that had my phone charger in it .. so by morning my phone was dead.
I got over not too early the next day and my keycard isn't working at matt's door. I needed my phone charger so I knock lightly to see if he is up..... well, he wasn;t up and I woke him up. On game day … It really is hard to find good help there days. He lays back down, I plug my phone in and go down stairs and have breakfast with Mark and Emily and Christie and her friend. I'm pretty close to Mark to after these few years. You really would be hard pressed to find better folks than the Hughes'. I take Mark and Emily up to matt's room and we hang out a bit. Then I take Mark and Emily over to my hotel to check them in. I head back over and spend the last few hours with matt just watching Eric Brockovitch. When it started to get close to marching time, I asked matt if I could pray for him. I pray for matt a lot outside of the fact of him fighting, so when he does fight .. its just more constant. Of course he says yes, and I just asked the Lord to be with him and asked that he could feel God's hand on him as he went out to do what the Lord put before him to do. Mark came up to see who I was riding with. It was them, so I helped matt get some stuff together and we headed down to the cornermens room so they could march together. I gave them my hugs there and set out to watch the war from the stands.
UFC 117 was the best live card I have ever been too. When matt came out, again I stopped breathing except when I was screaming. I did pray the whole fight. I had a good feeling about this whole fight even before I got there. I don;t always take my "good feelings" as matt will win, but will be safe which is what I really pray for. When matt stepped into that octagon it was like he had already won. He just looked that good and it just felt that right. When matt caught him with that upper cut I blew my voice out. (really right now I have no voice .. so txt me if you need to talk haha) Then when he finished him with that choke …. I peed a little and spilled my beer .. just like UFC 52, but this time I wasn't watching a stranger.
After the fight I met the guys at the van. matt climbs out and starts to power walk to the hotel door so he doesn't get mobbed by fans. First time I had saw him since the win so, I give him a pat on the back as he marches. Robbie of course is smiling from ear to ear and says to me real loud so matt can hear
" Hey Boomer how'd you like that run across the Octegon?" and gives his famous laugh and he imitates his version of matt running to pounce on Almeda. Matt turns with a smile and says
"You'd done the same thing!!"
Once we get inside and we are walking down the hall Robbie is doing that same "run" behind matt and every time I laugh and he turns around Robbie stops.
Just a good time had by all.
One of the scriptures in the Bible that I try to keep close to heart is 1 Peter 5:5
"God opposes the proud but favors the humble."
If any man on this planet is living proof this scripture is true its matt hughes. I really believe that God;s favor is on matt because of the humility that is in his heart. With everything he could be doing or the man he could be with this fame, he remains so humble, genuine and true to his family and friends. I couldn't count the times that he was looking at pictures of his kids on his cell phone .. or he would get off the phone with Audra and say to me,
"Boomtown have I told you what I good one I have waiting at home?"
After matt had won his fight I got a txt from Audra saying:
"Whoo Hoo! Make sure santa gets 2 bed and doesn't miss his flight home. Thanks boomtown."
YEEEEES mam.
She loaned the Country Sage to the world for a week .. now its back to the life they enjoy with each other.
I hung around for another day and got to spend time with Michelle. Including getting t-boned in her new mustang by some chick who didn;t see her. No one was hurt but the car. I actually saw it coming, but my voice wasn't working still. Massage school came in handy as I worked some knots out of her back and neck … she can tell you if I was any good. Hehe …
I just got back around midnight on Monday after a few delays … but everything was worth the effort. I got to see some of you guys and do a little part in helping a close friend do something great.
Til next time my forum friends, this is Boomtown signing off.
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There is nothing like a Boomer Tale...
Thanks for making the executive request Matt
I don't suppose there's anyway we can get all 3 guys to write like this everytime?
"Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear - not absence of fear."
-Mark Twain
It was a fun few days. Great fight.All the fights were great..and yes...Boomer was that good
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Are you kidding me, share the Brick cheese with my relatives in PA at almost $7/lb? I brought the cheese back here to Buffalo to play with! I baked them in PA the 100% mozzarella version of Old Forge pizza instead. That may have been the day after Christmas. Then for New Year's I bought 3 trays of "Sizzle-Pi" pizza from about 20 minutes south of them, in Kingston PA. (And left 1 tray of the 3 in the truck to bring home with me ) Sizzle-Pi is something like an Old Forge or Victory Pig pizza---Victory Pig seems more fried like a "pan pizza" but top half still a lot Old Forge. My version of the Old Forge pizza is really close! The best version so far was with Cento "Chef's Cut" tomatoes, which are strips & pieces of peeled tomatoes. I need to try it with the aged Brick cheese yet.This is all funny because the next town north of my family's home in PA is Old Forge, the "Pizza Capital of the World!"AND the next town south of my family's home in PA is Pittston, the "Tomato Capital of the World!"I'm hoping to laugh again without it hurting--I had 2 lower back epidurals done in the last month--one today! Thanks Norma for your concerns.
Wow, took me 2 days to read this whole thread, some of it on my smartphone while watching tv. My Aunt used to live in Wildwood Crest and my uncles ran a restaurant (The Hitching Post) in Wildwood, but, I don't remember Mack and Manco's or Macks growing up (in the 60's and very early 70's.) I've tried a cheddar pizza and we really liked it, I was wondering if you could post a recipe of where you are at right now in the developement of this project. I've noted several dough recipes and see where mild cheddar or a colby seem to be the cheese of choice. As for the sauce, if one can't get Gangi for a base, what would be next best? I know that you're trying to clone the Mack and Manco's pizza, but, If one wanted to get into the ballpark with ingredients available nationwide ( I live in the Deep South now) what would you recommend at this point? I can get Kraft Mild Cheddar at commodity pricing, it's yellow, but anato coloring doesn't affect the flavor so...I've already tried using my Lehman style dough with a mixture of mozzarella and Kraft sharp cheddar with my usual 6 in 1 sauce and the pizza was stellar, my wife really loved it. Since she was so pleased I though I would pursue this style more seriously. Impressive work, Norma, Peter, et. al.Ron
My Mom and Step-Dad are coming down to south Alabama on Tuesday and I'm going to make Pizza the day they arrive, since I can have everything ready and just make and bake when we get home from the airport. I'm sure that Joe, my step-dad will be familiar with Mack and Manco's or Macks and I'll get his opinion and send a pic of the pie. I'll probably try using Kraft medium cheddar but I'll make the sauce with Wal-Mart tomato paste as you recommend. I'll use your dough and prepare it tonight. Thanks for all your work in nailing this down, I'm out to impress some yankee natives.Ron
Norma,Thank you so much for your work on this pizza, you made me look good. I made the boardwalk pizza as per your crust in the post above and gave it a 2 day refrigerator rise. The dough was great, handled really well and cooked to perfection. The sauce was Hunts paste with some water, oregano and pepper. I was apprehensive but it was great. I used the squeeze bottle technique to great effect. I used Kraft medium yellow cheddar 5 ounces and 3 ounces of Cacique Mozzarella blend. The Pizza was (key here is the word "was" 14 inches)I baked at 500 def F. for 4 minutes on an aluminized steel plate in a commercial convection oven. The cheese oiled out at an alarming rate, but, once it sat for 2 minutes and cooled a little, it reabsorbed some and was just a little oily on top, nicely greasy actually.The rim, as pictured, was amazingly flat, and, looking at the photos of a real Macks pie, authentic. This pizza was awesome! I made it first out of 3 pies, the other two my normal dough and cheese. By the time I had all the pies cooked, only half of the boardwalk was left. My Mom and Step-Dad were awed by the Macks clone. They are from Doylestown, PA. and are long time devotees of both Wildwood and Wildwood Crest and are familiar with the local pizza. I don't think it was exactly like a Macks, but it definitely reminded them of the awesome flavor of a Macks. The pizza was the most loved of the three I made, I was truly surprised at how fast it went and the complements they were throwing about.Now to the pics...
On the Subject of Mack's is the crust foldable or is it crispy?
Boy that seems familiar. But I don't recognize that building. They were in the the strip down past midway.
Mom and Step-Dad wanted pizza again and specifically requested "That Boardwalk Pizza". So...I made 2 more 14 inchers for when we returned from seeing our boy at Auburn U. There was only one slice left, and that was out of courtesy. They really love Norma's crust from... http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,9068.msg103522.html#msg103522I'm interested to see how your revised formula works, Norma, the posting above is really a good crust. I was even able to spin it in the air second time around when I made it...everybody was impressed. Ron


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CARNEY – A seventh grade student from Carney-Nadeau School was taken into custody for possession of a dangerous weapon on school property.
Sgt. Brian Helfert, school resource officer/juvenile crime investigator for the Menominee County Sheriff's Department, received a call from the school at 8:33 a.m. Wednesday that a student reportedly had brought a knife to school and had told some students that he was going to kill another student.
Upon the officer's arrival, staff members had located the student and secured him in an office.
The knife, a butcher knife with a blade measuring nearly eight inches, had been located by staff members and was locked in another office thus putting the students out of danger.
Sheriff Kenny Marks credits the students who reported the incident and the staff members for their efforts in locating and securing both the student and the knife.
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