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Morning (just)!
Lyrics: Tumble outta bed and stumble to the kitchen
Pour myself a cup of ambition ,yawnin, stretchin, try to come to life
I guess some of you will be doing the above, although have never done it myself...and currently wish I was doing something close to it!
What: rest day
Why: need to after the walk to the pub and back
Last hard: the walk back from the pub. Actually was on my feet for most of Weds, so will try to rest for a good part of today.
EGM at the club this evening to discuss the massive increase to the England athletics levy...£5 up to £20 on top of club membership. I gather a lot of people are not happy and can't see what they get for the £5 never mind the £20.
AH: Thats a pretty big increase to the E.A., no wonder folks aren't happy. The local federation here try to levy a GBP2500 "fee" on all races, which we ignore and state that as the only race we organise as a club is on private land they can go jump. As we have no legal entity or assets its hard to see what they can do.
Last night was 10 x 400 off 45 second recoveries which went 90/89/84/83/85/86/82/80/84/81 which is about 5 to 6 seconds quicker per lap off half the recovery to 7 weeks ago. Best of all I was holding back cos I'm racing tomorrow.
What: Rest
Why: Olympic Tri tomorrow
last Hard: Monday
Last rest: 15/11
Lyrics: No
Yesterdays lyrics:'In a moment' by Stereophonics. It's their new song and I sounds think very like U2.
What:5M Fartlek
Why: My Thurs session and has been for ages.
Morning ale and DD.
Coffee time then catch up.
Back later.
Todays lyrics: Not at this moment.
Which bit have you never done Alehouse? I quite regularly stumble from bed to the kitchen and my first cup of coffee!
DD - great to see such improvement.
Very windy here today and more rain forecast for later but I shall probably end up on the treadie anyway as window of opportunity will be small between work and the dentist for the extraction of my troublesome tooth. I expect to be out of action for 3- 4 days due to swelling and bruising but am hopeful that I may at least be able t get on the turbo by Sunday.
What: 30 minutes easy
Why: stress relief
Last hard: getting out the door yesterday was quite hard
Last rest: 15/11
Lyrics - yes.
morning all,
good luck at the dentists Pammie & LmH, good stuff too Wabo with the weight management!!
DD - nice session
Ale - There are three regional presentations by EA coming up to justify the proposed massive (300%) increase in charges & I think the London one is mid December. I know a few from our club are going. I want to know what we're getting for our money! I don't think the 'its cheaper than swimming, football and hockey' affiliations carry much weight so there is a possibility that the proposals may be revised (although I doubt it).
Reasonably succesful shopping trip yesterday, just need to wrap the stuff now...Sneaked out for 5 easy miles last night.
What - hopefully a longish run later 8-10 miles would be nice, plus training U11s later
Why - not done a midweek long run for ages..hamstring at the painfree when running, bit stiff when stretching part of the spectrum..
last rest - friday?
last hard - christmas shopping...
lyric - nope
Morning all!
What: Nothing.
Why: Busy.
Last hard: Yesterday 8k. Home Run is over for the year, but one of the lead runners for my new route is going to keep it going (minus the bag carrying!)
Last rest: Monday, tuesday, today... missing the gym actually.
Lyrics YES! I do manage to do this, although today more like 9.30...
Hello everyone.
LHM, Pammie good luck at the dentist
Wabo well done
DD good reps and good luck tomorrow (is Friday the weekend over there?)
What: probably 10km with club
Why: didn't get there last week due to work and we have friend's all weekend so won't get out for a while.
Lyrics: Yes
Legs feeling great after my hilly 5km the other day. Feeling ready to try another 5km race to see how my return from injury is going...now I need to find one...
Have a good one all
Dr Foster went to Gloucester.
It pissed down and he drowned.
Lyrics? Don't be silly, they are teenager's era.
Last hard? Are you kidding me? The last "training" I did was on Monday when I sneaked out on the bike (in the rain) for a gentle hour. This place is completely awash, and I'm having to pick driving routes, choosing between monster traffic jams or driving past Road Closed signs and fording the flooded roads. It's fun the first time, but when your daily commute is 2 hours each way in the pissising down rain and dark it gets wearing. 500miles in 3 days, and another to do tomorrow. My eyes feel like they have had weld flash from the laser grade rear fog lights that some shankers insist on using at all opportunities. FFS I can see you 'cos the traffic's bumper to bumper.
I'm not after sympathy, I'm after beer.
Rant Over. Feeling better already.
Hope you have that beer Blisters!
Very sensible Tom.
emzap - good news that you feel ready to race.
Managed to turn my 30 minute window into an easy 6 mile run. before the dentists. A little tired but not too much pain or swelling - at least as yet.
Saoked going to and from bus stop today !
Wimped out on the run as it was cold and dark. Did 30 mins core instead (must be good for me?!). Will run tomorrow morning before the vistors arrive.
Just been asked to be a bridesmaid for a friend's wedding Haven't done that since I was 5...excited though!
Blisters where are you (actually Gloustershire)? Didn't realise it was raining so much in the UK. Hope your drive tomorrow is better.
Have a good evening all
Yes, I live in Gloucester.
The river's out of it's banks and will be higher in a day or two, because that's how it works. http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/34678.aspx?type=Region&term=Midlands&from=fl
Ref EA fees - last I heard was that the big london clubs and a few northern ones too went to the AGM and caused meery hell and the decision has been put on hold for a short period.... the hike in prices will really only affect those that do track as well as for Road runners and XC it only goes up to £10.
What - 5m with Jnr
Why - Some easy Miles
Last hard - Sunday
Last Rest - yesterday
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Tires: Hankook V12's have less than 1k miles on them
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SUNYIT Hosts Second Nanotech Forum
Marcy, NY (WIBX) – SUNYIT continues to push forward in its quest to introduce nanotechnology to the Mohawk Valley, as it hosted its second forum on the topic.
Two experts on the topic spoke during the event, held Thursday afternoon in the Student Center, addressing advancements in nanotechnology and what the region can do to meet ever-growing demand.
Sally Tinkle, the Deputy Director of the National Nanotechnology Coordination Office of the National Science and Technology Council, was the keynote speaker, stressing the importance of the field going into the future.
Lisa Friedersdorf, president and owner of AdviSci, also spoke, addressing the community and government's role while adjusting to the new field.
"It's not something that is so far out that it doesn't make sense for this area," Friedersdorf said. "I see the pieces in place and the pieces that have been developing over the past several years. When I look at these types of interactions and the partnerships and the development that I've been involved in in the past; these things take time. Sometimes they take several years, but once you build the foundation, you build on that strength."
SUNYIT President, Wolf Yeigh, says nanotechnology may be the Mohawk Valley's key to create and retain jobs.
"The way you're going to bring back these great manufacturing jobs is by investing in, supporting and growing the nanotechnology industry," Yeigh said. "So, I see it as a necessary piece and necessary ingredient for the Mohawk Valley to succeed, and it's going to be a key piece of what's going to shape this region in the 21st century."
In 2009, SUNYIT entered a partnership with the University at Albany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering. The college is currently performing preliminary site work, as it prepares to build a new technology complex for future nanotech tenants.


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Former Facebook mobile exec Ali Rosenthal has been hired as COO for MessageMe, according to her blog post on Tumblr . She will report to CEO Arjun Sethi at the startup that makes a mobile application offering free text, photo and video messaging between smartphones. Rosenthal joined the social network in 2006, when it had only four million users, and ended up working as part of Facebook's business development and helped found its mobile unit. After leaving the company, she spent a year in as an executive-in-residence at Greylock Partners . While there, she worked with LittleInc Labs, which created the MessageMe product. In fact, Rosenthal has been angel investor in the startup. "Mobile has changed everything and continues to do so at breakneck pace," wrote Rosenthal in her post. "Here at MessageMe, we have the opportunity to take full advantage of smartphone technology to make communication more personal, emotive and expressive." MessageMe, which claims it has five million users, has received about $12 million in funding from a range of venture and other investors, including True Ventures, First Round Capital, Google Ventures, SV Angel, Andreessen Horowitz, Social + Capital Partnership, as well as Greylock.
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Update: Public Works has partially reopened Westcliff Drive
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Santa Cruz police are advising people to stay away from Woodrow Avenue and Colombia off the corner of West Cliff Dr. because of a giant sinkhole off the side of the street.
The sinkhole isn't actually on the road itself, but near the sidewalk toward the ocean.
The Santa Cruz City Public Works Department says they filled this hole six years ago, but it has since reopened because of the giant waves crashing underneath it.
The city is trying to close it up again, but it'll cost them between $50,000 and $100,000 to do it.
Update 7:31pm: The intersection of West Cliff Drive and Woodrow Avenue has been partially reopened. The Public Works Department evaluated the sink hole and they determined the affected area needed to have barricades diverting traffic.
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The performance is a collaboration with:
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Charles Stein - vocals
Julian Sparacino - flute, soprano sax and bass cl
Through sensations of depth, sound, and movement, this unique collaborative performance is an instrument to view the city, as it examines the iconic geopolitical landscape of Lower Manhattan in ways not previously experienced. One day in 1903, the filmmaker, J. B. Smith, on assignment for the Thomas A. Edison Co. of West Orange, NJ, took a boat ride down the Hudson. This project takes off from a digital stereoscopic conversion of what Smith saw, what he didn't see, what we see now, what's missing, and what's been added since. Think of it as a 3D panoramagram, a cinema of variation for both eyes. By varying the modes of perception we experience trans-temporal drift. New York City is revealed to be a panopticon of frenetic urban renewals culminating in postmodern hyperspace, geopolitical tragedy and the entropic effects of climate change. Ultimately a future city emerges, a body-meta interface projected on the background.


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Yeah, debunking the "assault rifles spew out bullets 100 times more deadly than what you hunt deer with" would be nice to see for a change. A block of whatever exploding with a 7mm magnum HP versus a 7.62X39 FMJ round punching smaller holes should be a good contrast.
Speaking of AK myths, the most prevalent one among Vietnam Vets I've met seems to be that the AK was designed to shoot our .308 M14 ammo but the M14 couldn't shoot the AK ammo. This supposedly allowed them to shoot any captured ammo but their ammo was useless to us.
How about an ep showing "behind the scenes" of the new RedJacket "Girlz and guns" calender shoot?


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David Ortiz comes through in the clutch again as Red Sox topple Tigers
BOSTON --- It was impossible. It was inevitable.
A comeback on this night, in this game, after all those consecutive scoreless innings, after all the futility and all that desperation? Impossible.
A grand slam with the game on the line, and David Ortiz at the plate? Inevitable.
He would later say that he wasn't trying to hit a home when he stepped up to the plate with two outs in the bottom of the eighth, the bases loaded and Boston down 5-1. The Red Sox DH was only hoping "to put a good swing on the ball," David Ortiz said after the game. "If I was telling you about thinking about hitting a grand slam, I'd be lying to you."
Two games. Two classics. Improbably, the ALCS is tied 1-1 after Ortiz ripped his game-tying grand slam—the third game-tying grand slam in postseason history—off Tigers closer Joaquin Benoit in Game 2 Sunday night in Boston. A night after the near-no hitter at Fenway, Max Scherzer pitched brilliantly for the Tigers, holding the Red Sox hitless over 5 2/3 innings. For the Red Sox, it was Jarrod Saltalamacchia delivering the walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth.
But this game — the Red Sox's 12th walk-off win in postseason history — wasn't about Scherzer, or Saltalamacchia, or any other player.
It was about David Ortiz.
"He's a legend, man," Dustin Pedroia said after the game in the Red Sox clubhouse. "That's it."
"It was like a movie, and right now.... I'm speechless," Mike Carp said.
He has delivered so many times in October, of course. His walk-off home run off Jarrod Washburn in 2004 to send the Red Sox to the ALCS. His two-run shot off Paul Quantrill in Game 4 of the ALCS later that October. Just a week ago, his first career two-homer postseason game against the Rays in the ALDS. But this? Even by his standards, this was ridiculous.
The pitch was the first one from Benoit, who entered the game to face Ortiz, and it was an 74 mph changeup that Ortiz was ready for: he launched it to right centerfield, toward the Boston bullpen. Tigers right fielder Torii Hunter leaped in the air to catch the ball, then jack-knifed over the fence, and into the bullpen. Red Sox relievers huddled around Hunter after he crashed onto the ground. "He risked life and limb to save that team," Red Sox catcher David Ross said.
Hunter said he lost the ball in lights, briefly, then found it again as the ball screeched toward him—he was going full speed when he hit the wall, and he says he had no idea how close he was to making the catch (according to replays, he was remarkably close).
"Out of the guys you don't want to beat you, he beat us -- one of the best hitters in postseason history," Hunter said of Ortiz, his former teammate in Minnesota. "It's tough. You don't want David Ortiz to beat you. Everybody in the whole world knows that this dude can beat you. It happened and it hurts, but what can you do?"
"I saw the video and the reason why I think he didn't catch that ball is because the ball took like a left turn and he was going right," said Ortiz. "[It] looked to me like he kind of touched it."
There will be much second guessing over Jim Leyland's moves in Game 2—his decision to take Scherzer out after 108 pitches, his choice of Drew Smyly to face Jacoby Ellsbury in the eighth — and no decision will receive more scrutiny than his choice to bring in Benoit and not Phil Coke (Ortiz is 1-for-18 against the lefty) with the bases loaded and the great Ortiz coming up to the plate in the eighth. "Coke hadn't pitched a big game for a while," Leyland explained. "Benoit is our guy against the lefties, and we felt he gave us the best chance to get the out." Later, Leyland said, "Looked like we had one in hand and we let one get away, there's no question about that. But there have been two great games, no question about it."
In the Postseason of the Pitcher, it seemed that the story of the game would again be the pitching. The Tigers staff struck out a major league record 1,428 hitters this season, and through two games, have struck out a staggering 31 Boston hitters. The Tigers ran their consecutive shutout innings to 23 in Game 2, and they became the first team in postseason history to post three straight postseason games where their pitchers opened the games with at least five no-hit innings.
On Saturday the Red Sox whiffed 17 times and hit four balls out of the infield, aside from Daniel Nava's ninth-inning single to break up the no-no. And after facing the AL ERA leader, Anibal Sanchez, Boston hitters were up against the likely AL Cy Young, Scherzer, a pitcher we'd last seen in Game 4 of the ALDS against Oakland, saving Detroit's season with two tough and thrilling innings of relief against the A's. Scherzer was dominant in Game 2 from the start—the first ball hit by a Red Sox hitter out of the infield came in the fifth, when Saltalamacchia flied out to deep right.
The Red Sox see a lot of pitches. They work through counts. They worked themselves into a lot of bad counts in Game 1—and they worked themselves into a lot of bad counts early against Scherzer. Boston hitters seemed perfectly content with keeping their patient approach early in the game. Going back to Game 1, through the first 12 innings of the series, Red Sox hitters struck out looking nine times.
The pressure kept building, into the fifth, with Scherzer's no-hitter going, and then into the late innings with the Tigers building on their lead. Things were looking bleak, particularly with the Red Sox facing the prospect of going down 2-0 in the series with John Lackey set to take the mound against Justin Verlander in Game 3 in Detroit, the biggest mismatch of the series.
But the Red Sox hitters kept telling themselves: at some point, the hits will start falling. And they did: a Shane Victorino single with two outs in the sixth to break Scherzer's no-no, then Pedroia's double to make it a 5-1 game. In the eighth, Will Middlebrooks doubled to left field with one out, Jacoby Ellsbury walked, and after Victorino struck out, Pedroia singled through the hole at second to load the bases.
And then it was Ortiz's moment. Ortiz says he knew what to expect on the first pitch from Benoit. "I know they're not going to let me beat them with a fastball in that situation," he said. "Plus, I know that my boy Benoit, he had a good splitter. And I take my chances in the situation."
And so Ortiz swung on the first pitch he saw, and there was the hit that changed the series, the grand slam that was both impossible, and inevitable.


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It has been estimated through random polls that as many as two million people in the united states alone may have been abducted by aliens and keep in mind that most people who think or know they were abducted,will never tell anyone about it,for fear of ridicule and denial from people afraid to face reality...Quoting: mike 24044715
I wonder if some or even all of our dreams are actually false memories,diversionary thoughts the evil aliens implant into our brains,grand deceptions placed deep within our minds,obscuring and masking their sinister,diabolical intentions...
So the places we seem to go and who and what we think we have seen in our dreams and in our bedrooms at night,may actually be more of those same diversionary thoughts that the evil aliens use to keep us away from what they are really doing to us...
Maybe its peoples souls that are being abducted while their minds are held in trance and the memories they have of dreams and of their bodies being abducted,are just intentionally misleading scenarios that never really happened,which the aliens subliminally induce us into thinking and believing...
Peoples souls may be taken away to animate the aliens biological robots we call the greys,while being replaced with miniature remotely controlled implants,which direct and maneuver the thoughts and actions of the abductees who are returned,which could be the primary objective of the aliens abduction agenda...
Some souls may be harvested and taken to planets within other galaxies,to an alternate universe and to other dimensions,brought to those unearthly places and implanted into the soulless life forms that the aliens created upon once barren,now terra formed worlds,like earth...
Unfortunately,millions of people could be walking around unknowingly fitted with alien implants placed deep within hard to reach places inside their bodies,like their brains and some of those implants may be organic and undetectable and some of them might be made from unearthly and untraceable elements...
Those implants might be tracking devices and mind controlling devices.Which may explain the random and savage serial killers,the psychotic spree murderers and the demented child killers who relentlessly tear peoples lives apart,who rip people and their families asunder again and again all the time all over this world,and that nay also explain the demented thoughts and actions of our sabre rattling,hell bent for war leaders...
That would most likely be true especially,if the aliens are evil in nature and i think they are and they have arrived here amongst us with very diabolical intentions,designed and directed at the half asleep,blinded by greed driven denial,comfortably numb vast majority of humanity...
Not exactly.
My question to ST in BG ( reply below )
By the way ST. Just who is Obama?
**A Replicant "Stand In" ... Grown In A Laboratory ... Who Thinks/Feels ... (Due To The Memory Ingrams) ... That They Are The Original !!
I mean the ET entity.
**They Are Not ... An "ET Entity" !!
or is he a replicant with no soul.. you know what I mean) an empty suit walking.
**A Replicant !! ...
**As To "Soul" ... It Is "Religious/New Age Word" ... That Is Attempting To Describe The "Animating Energies" ... The "Energy Essence" ... "Energy Matrix" ... The "True You" ... The Resides Within The Body .... Acting Symbiotically With The Body ... Learning, Experiencing,
Growing ... Within The Protective Shells/Containers ... That Are Called "Human" !!
**Of Their Body ... The Replicant Body ... It Is Different ... In That It Is Powered/Kept Alive ...
In An Artificial Manner !! ... More Of A "Created
Flesh Robot" ... Which Of Their Cells ... Ages More Rapidly ... Then The Normal Terrestrial "Human" ... & Therefore ... There Has To Constantly Be An "Aged Replacement Replica" ... To Take Over ... When The Previous One Fails !!
**Of The Replicant (A Non Completed "Clone" ... Of Which Those Making These ... Do Not Have The Complete Cloning Formula ... How To Do This !!) ... They Are Designed/Created ... To Be A "Fill In" ... A "Stand In" ... For The Original !! ... Something For The Public To See ... (Yet Not Seeing/Understanding !!) ... & Therefore ... Everything Is Considered "Normal" !!
his eyes look like no one is home but evil, sometimes.
**There Can Be "Energies" That Merge With The Replicant ... For Short Periods ... To Experience & Work Through That Body ... Who Were From Maldek/Lucifer The Light Giver/Light Bearer ... The Planet Which Used To Reside In The 5th Orbit ... Of Your Solar System !!
**Of Maldek/Lucifer: The Light Giver/Light Bearer ... With It's Singular Satellite: Malona/Lilith ... There Were Those Who Experimented/Dabbled With Using ... Pure Hydrogen ... To Create A Hydrogen Bomb !! ... Those That Desired Power & Control Over Others ... Their Own Peoples ... Wishing To
"Reach Out" ... & To Conquer/Control Other Planets/Worlds ... In Your System ... Then To Take/Expand
... Their Marauding Further Outward ... Beyond The Sol Solar System !!
**They Were Warned Of This "Dangerous Folly" ... By "Space Intelligences" ... That They Could Blow Up Their Planet (As Hydrogen Is In Everything) ... They Ignored The Warning/Advise & Went Ahead !! ... The Experiment Went Ahead ... Of Which Instantly The Planet Was Blown Outward ... Into Asteroids, Meteorites, Comets, Rubble, Space Debris !!
**These Same Energies ... (Those Of An Outlying Outpost ... Of The Ancient Orion Empire) ... Were
Allowed To Come To Terra/Earth !! ... There They Either Were Born Into ... New Bodies ... Or Merged/Possessed ... Current Bodies !! ...
**They Were The Same Ones ... Who Were Involved In Using ... "The Great Crystal" On Aztlan ... To Attempt To Conquer Those Of ... The "Orient" ... By Sending Energies Through The Planet ... To These Lands ... To Great Giant Earthquakes, Activate Volcanoes, Ect. ... Though Their Plan
Backfired ... & These Energies Unleashed ... Set Off The Very Energies Beneath Their Lands ... Creating The Very Same Effects ... That They Wished To Inflict Upon Others !!
**The End Of The Last Lands Of Aztlan ... Came Swiftly !! ... In A Matter Of Hours ... From Great Upheavals Of The Land ... The Land Splitting Apart/Breaking Apart ... Their Buildings & Temples Destroyed ... Crashing Down ... Crushing Those Beneath !! ... The Volcanoes Roaring To Life ... Belching Out ... Ash, Soot, Debris ... Hot Rocks ... Lava ... The Ground Being Shook Up & Down ... Like One Shakes A Rug !!
**Noone Could Stand ... Much Less Walk !! ... Then Came The Onrush Of Waters ... People Were Screaming/Yelling ... Death Everywhere !! ... The Land Sinking ... Water ... Giant Waves Coming Upon The Land ... Coming Through In Torrents ... In Great Powerful Waves ... People Drowning Inmasse ... In Great Quantities ... Being Washed Away Into The Ocean ...
... The Lands Sinking ... Sinking ... Of Which Nothing Remained ... Except Muddy Schols ... Of Land Submerged ... Once Above The Surface ... Now A Subsurface Obstruction ... To Trades/Trade Routes & Traffic ... Of Which Boats, Vessels Might Be Entrenched ... Might Collide With The Former Remnants Of The Lands ... & Sink Beneath The Waves
**A Slow Descent ... Many Weeks ... Many Years Until The Land Descended Enough ... To Allow For Boats/Ships ... To Travel Over It ... Above ... On The Surface !!
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No evil shitheads ON the planet do that. Human souls cannot be abducted by the way.Quoting: Anonymous Coward 23356301
What you said is true.
The physical container we call human is slowly going crazy. As evidence by the op of this thread.
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Numerous times throughout many years while laying down i have felt strange static electric pulses emanating from the back of my neck and then expanding outwards into my head and around my shoulders as i suddenly find myself teleported within alternate realities and other dimensions always filled with people and bizarre beings who were expecting me and waiting for me to arrive and so perhaps theose unearthly experiences were alien abductions and maybe those memories were alien implanted deceptions meant to disguise what they were actually trying to do to me,capturing my human soul?...


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The Canisius College volleyball team hit .340 as a team and posted 10-team blocks en route to dropping the visiting Saint Peter's Peahens 3-0 (30-20, 30-20, 30-21) Saturday afternoon in MAAC volleyball action in the Koessler Athletic Center. The win snapped Canisius' two-match losing streak and improved the team to 9-13 overall and 2-3 in conference action, while Saint Peter's falls to 5-16 overall and 3-2 in MAAC play.
Canisius opened the match on fire, pounding down 21 kills on 33 attack attempts in the first game. For the match, the Golden Griffins scored 50 kills as a team and registered eight service aces. The team's .340 hitting percentage was the highest of season.
Three Canisius players registered double figures in the kills column, led by senior Christina Wildes, who posted a match-high 15 kills to go along with five digs, three service aces and two block assists. Fellow senior Kim Hoffman posted 14 kills and a team-high eight digs, while sophomore Mary Boller (right) had 12 kills, three digs, three solo blocks and two block assists.
Saint Peter's junior Gulhan Cakcak led the way for the Peahens with 14 kills, eight digs, and a block assist. Valeria Kovaleva posted eight kills, a team-high 20 assists, and a match-high nine digs in the losing effort. Canisius freshman setter Lauren Lackovich was credited with a match-high 38 assists in the win for the Blue and Gold while teammate Emily McNabb scored a career-high six kills, a solo block and four block assists.
The Griffs will return to action Sunday, Oct. 31, when the team plays host to Manhattan in the Koessler Athletic Center. Game time is set for 1 p.m. Canisius snapped an eight-match losing streak to Manhattan earlier this season with a 3-1 non-conference win Sept. 18, in the Rose Hill Classic at Fordham University.


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Is "Chop Suey" really Chinese? What about the fortune cookie? The history of Chinese food culture in America is a bit like "tsa sui" (in Mandarin or in Cantonese "shap sui"), a stew of ingredients from many sources and culinary traditions. The first Chinese workers to settle in America were anything but homogenous, coming from different regions in China, varied economic classes and diverse cultures.
Sweet and Sour: Chinese American Food from Chinatown to Main Street is a visually exciting, revealing look at the cuisine and cultural traditions brought to America by the earliest Chinese immigrants to America's West coast, and the ensuing popularization of Chinese food all across the country, from tiny hamlets to major urban centers. The exhibition also details some of the intriguing things people might not know about Chinese food culture and its place in American history. In spite of prejudice and restrictive laws against Asians in the 19th century, close-knit Chinese communities found ways to maintain a food culture rooted in China while adapting to Western culture and tastes. The exhibition tells the story of Chinese food culture as part of the great American story, from the early-19th century to the present.
Sweet and Sour is a collaboration of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Artifacts from the National Museum of American History and other public and private collections will be presented in a fascinating and thought provoking narrative enriched by rarely seen photographs and graphics. This 2,500-3,000 square-foot exhibition will also include vintage signs, documents, and other paper ephemera, cooking and eating utensils, and personal memorabilia. Educational materials and web-based programs developed especially for the project will be made available to museums on the tour.
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He joined SP in 2013 and is currently a lecturer in SP Business School teaching Accountancy. Prior to joining SP, he had worked in Republic Polytechnic's School of Technology for the Arts as Head of Operations and in PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as an external auditor.
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This enormous 18th-century B.C.E. structure that isolates and protects the Gihon Spring is believed to be the fortress described in the Book of Samuel that King David conquered:
Excavating the City of David is the definitive book on the City of David—the oldest part of Jerusalem—by Ronny Reich, the current excavator of the site. Learn about the Siloam Tunnel, Warren's Shaft system, Siloam Inscription, Theodotos Inscription and Pool of Siloam in this must-read publication.
The Gihon Spring was also the site where King Solomon was crowned, according to the Book of Kings:
According to Oriya Dasberg, director of development in the City of David, "The Spring Citadel was built in order to save and protect the water of the city from enemies coming to conquer it, as well as to protect the people going down to the spring to get water and bring it back up to the city."
With 23-foot-thick walls comprised of stone blocks up to ten feet wide, the Spring Citadel represents the largest Canaanite fortress discovered thus far in Israel.
Read more about the Canaanite fortress uncovered at the Gihon Spring.
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Hezekiah's Tunnel connects the Gihon Spring—Jerusalem's fresh water supply—with the Siloam Pool. Click here to visit the Hezekiah's Tunnel scholar's study page.
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HOUSTON, (Xinhua): Three people were killed early Sunday after a nightclub fight turned deadly in the U.S. city of Dallas, local media reported.
A "possible suspect" turned himself in late Sunday and was being interviewed, according to local daily Dallas Morning News.
Initial investigation revealed that the deadly shooting resulted from a fight between two women in a nightclub. As a few men tried to break up the fight, a man came through the crowd and began shooting, Dallas police spokesman Jeff Cortner was quoted as saying.
Police said the shooter first walked away but returned a few seconds later, firing more shots at one of the victims.
The identities of the victims and the suspect have not been released.
The shooting, along with the fight between the two women, was captured on surveillance video. The motive of the murder is not immediately known. Police believe the shooting was "deliberate" and "calculated."
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I really love this tea blend! When I ordered this, I knew I would probably enjoy it; I was absolutely right, and have been drinking it a lot!
This has everything I love in a tea. Not fussy, good anytime of day, resteeps wonderfully for another cup, and most important – so delicious!
Beautiful dry leaf that brews a fulfilling, smooth and and perfectly balanced cup of tea, with notes of honeyed malt, cocoa, pastries and a hint of fruitiness.
This is my perfect anytime tea, and I actually wish I bought more than just one tin!
Wow, that's too bad! Thanks for letting me know! I'll have to go for their Tiger Assam instead…that sounds good as well.
so tiger assam i'm very partial to so i just take that out of the running lol but this one is better than red tailed…and i do love red tailed as well
Sil, I ordered a tin of this with one of the tiger assam after seeing the shipping deal you got for us in Canada last month. I had been waiting for a deal so I could order more of the tiger and thought I may as well try this one too. Glad I did, though yeah, getting a second tin would have been better!
Mike, the tiger Assam is great too! I have only tried these two but love them both. I'm sure you will like the assam one :)
whatshesaid, it is darn expensive, but the tea is good…and the tins are so cute too! When I ordered I told myself at least I was saving a few dollars on shipping :)
Gorgeous leaf with light reddish-amber crumbles which must be the osmanthus flowers. Fragrant as well as visually pretty.
Brews a clear, pale yellow color. Lovely candy-like and floral aroma. Tastes sweet, creamy and custard-like, and very delicious!. Brewed leaves four times with abundant flavor in each.
Thank you Tea Ave for your generosity in sending this beautiful tea to try!
I haven't had a cup of cocoa in ages; when I was a child, my mom used to make it once in awhile as a treat and although I have drank it as an adult, it has been some time.
This ground cocoa is really fantastic and much more delicious and satisfying than the regular powdered cocoa I have had before – so much chocolate in both smell and taste!! I added a small amount of sugar and milk to my brewed cup and it really was perfectly delicious. I'd say that I can detect subtle coconut but not so much cinnamon.
I brewed 2-3 heaping teaspoons in about 6 ounces boiling water in a brew basket for probably around 15 minutes. Later on I used the grounds again with leftover tea leaves from the morning and it was even more delicious – super chocolate tea!! Very happy with this yummy comforting treat!
It was really good! :)
Also, I noticed later that the instruction sheet that came with the cocoa gave examples of re-using the grounds in smoothies, baking, compost(that isn't pet accessible) and exfoliator for hands.
Mmm, I love Crio Bru! My bag doesn't have those ideas though. Just… put the grounds in a smoothie? I need to try that.
It was on an instruction sheet that came with the order, and listed the examples to show how 'eco green' the product is. :)
This is part of what it said – "One of the best ways for you to join Crio in going green is to reuse the used Crio Bru grounds, such as: adding 1-2 tablespoons to a smoothie or protein shake" – I bet it would be yum!
Ohh, cool! I bought mine at a local grocer. :) I'll have to try that. I make a nut-butter-banana smoothie this would be great in.
I bought the sample pack online, which was a good deal especially being able to order in Canada. I am going to keep an eye out for it whenever I go shopping again though.
And that sounds like it would be excellent in your smoothie! I should try and use it in smoothies too – what do you put in your nut butter banana one – sounds healthy and delicious! :)
1/2 frozen banana, 1 tbsp whatever nut butter you like, pinch of salt (if unsalted nuts), dash vanilla, 1-ish cup milky stuff of choice, and sometimes chocolate chips. :D
Compared to teavivre's golden tipped version, the dry leaf of this is larger and darker with a bit of gold. Scent is slightly less fragrant but still lovely.
Brews a darker cup and tastes more of chocolate and less potato, so perhaps a wee bit less delicate in taste as compared to the golden tip. Very delicious!!
I am glad I bought this and have gone through my bag quickly. I will certainly restock.
I love both verdants laoshan green and laoshan genmaicha, so was pretty sure I'd like this one too. And I do!
It is smooth, buttery and nutty, and everything blends perfectly together for a beautiful and fancy genmaicha type tea.
And, the leaf is visually lovely as well – simply gorgeous!


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Set-it-and-forget-it campaigns are a no-no, says Samantha Stallard. The content manager at salesfusion says there are six ways marketers can "Optimize Your PPC Spend."
"PPC ads give your target audience the opportunity to engage with your online content and land back on your website where they can continue their research," she writes in the July 16 blog post. "Embrace it as the lead generation tool that it is."
Marketers can:
1. Define the Goals of the Campaign. Is the goal conversion? Pick the audience, timing, bids and measurement methods to coincide with that goal.
2. Know the Budget Ahead of Time. It helps to know ahead of time in order to decide how to spend on the campaign—in real time, for instance?
3. Consider the Audience's Geography. Marketers can geotarget and even create dynamic content, based on region.
4. Know When Your Prospects Are Online. This gets back to No. 2—does it make sense to spend money at the times of day when there's no audience engagement?
5. Think About Traffic vs. Conversions. "Even rotation is best for conversions, while optimization is best for generating more traffic," according to the salesfusion infographic.
6. Consider a Different Mobile Experience. "Click-to-call" is one of the different experiences available for calls to action in mobile vs. desktop, for example.
Is direct mail your workhorse? Or is it email now? What's the first click? Search? How does your organization connect the chain?
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At a family barbecue last summer, my octogenarian grandmother watched quietly as my cousin Sarah and I, both in our mid-twenties, both hopelessly, tragically attached to our iPhones, carried them faithfully from the screened-in porch to the kitchen to the backyard, idly checking social media apps and, in my case, taking photos of my parents' dog and of my mother, who looked endearingly absurd sunbathing on the grass with her face wrapped in a scarf.
"When you're typing on the phone," my grandma finally said, with great, curious intent, "do you spell out 'are' and 'you' or do you just use the letters 'r' and 'u'?" We thought for a second, before telling her we tended to spell them out. "Then what," she said, looking frustrated, "is texting?" It's a fair question, and not easily answered. In theory, it's a practical way to communicate quickly, or silently, or both. Don't have time for a phone conversation? In a noisy, crowded place? Send a text. If you're really in a rush, resort to shorthand: "running l8 will b there n 10." But, as with so many technological tools, texting has far surpassed its original, utilitarian purpose, to become, for many, not only the primary form of pragmatic communication (I have friends who refuse to speak on the phone, and become angered at the prospect of voice-mail messages), but also an art form. Like poetry, texting is a medium whose power can come from its limitations. Good texts are snappy and witty—careful and considered, but not overly so.
Over the past few years, the definition of texting has further evolved with the introduction of something that has both loosened the medium's restrictions and presented new ones. Down at the bottom of the list of new features promised by iOS5, the iPhone operating system that débuted last year, was something at which only a true text-artist would rejoice: the iPhone keyboard would now come automatically equipped with Emoji, a line of tiny Japanese pictographs that can be deployed like letters. Anyone using an older model iPhone or Android already had the option of texting with Emojis, but to do so required downloading an app, and then manually adding the "language" to the keyboard. Now access was effortless. Last month, with the introduction of the iPhone 5 and iOS6, texters got another treat: a set of brand new Emojis, hundreds of them. As one aficionado recently put it, via text: "It's like you're a speaker of some primitive Japanese picture language with only three hundred some odd words and your vocabulary just DOUBLED."
It's hard to explain the appeal of this primitive language, but perhaps just as hard not to succumb to it. Emoji (the word is an anglicization of Japanese characters that translate literally to "picture letter") takes the idea of the emoticon—the smiley face :), the sad face :(, the winking face ;), the heart <3—and brings it to its logical conclusion: full color, detail, a world of options. For starters, the classic emoticon faces are turned right-side up, now rendered as bright yellow orbs, and their expressions, no longer subjected to the limits of standard punctuation marks, run the gamut of cartoonish emotion: grin with eyes closed; grin with eyes open; wide-eyed, red-cheeked embarrassment; eyes-lowered, red-cheeked embarrassment; gritted teeth; hearts for eyes; puckered lips; wink with a smile; wink with tongue out; features crumpled in misery; eyebrows furrowed in anger. There are eleven Emoji hearts, including one that appears to be pulsating and one with an arrow shot through it.
And those are just the tip of the iceberg. The Emoji vocabulary includes but is not limited to: a cluster of musical notes; a fire; a thumbs up; a thumbs down; a hand giving the peace sign; a pair of blonde chorus-line dancers in matching hairbows and leotards; a woman getting a haircut; a baby; an old lady with a gray bun; a blonde princess; a skull; a lipstick kiss; an ear; a nose; a mouth; a wild boar; a koala bear; a snowman; a race horse; a ram; a bouquet of tulips; a dolphin; a cactus; an octopus; leaves blowing in the wind; a palm tree; a seashell; a heart-shaped box of chocolates; a graduation cap; a balloon; a ghost; Santa Claus; a digital camera; a vintage television set; a satellite; a pair of scissors; a megaphone; a skeleton key; a gavel; a lightbulb; a person bathing in a tub; an airplane seat; a hypodermic needle dripping blood; a pistol; a lit bomb; a sack of money; a football; a burning cigarette; a surfer; a saxophone; a painter's palette; a trophy; a pink bikini; a cup of steaming coffee; an engagement ring; a top hat; a briefcase; a movie clapperboard; two mugs of beer, clinking together; a fried egg in a skillet; an ice-cream cone; a plate of spaghetti; a loaf of bread; a slice of cake; a strawberry; an eggplant; a house; an office building; a hospital; a hospital with a heart above it (where perhaps a baby has just been born?); a church; a church with a heart above it (where perhaps a couple has just been married?); a city skyline at sunset; a tent under the stars; a pagoda; a snow-capped mountain; the Statue of Liberty; a shooting star; a rainbow; a ferris wheel; a roller coaster; a sailboat; a speedboat; an airplane; a bicycle; a bus; a red hatchback car; a police car; a fire truck; a high-speed train; a slot machine; a gas pump; the Chinese flag; the Japanese flag; the Union Jack; the American flag; a one-humped camel; a two-humped camel; an analog alarm clock; a lunar eclipse; planet earth; a fish on a pole; a carousel horse; a skier; a banana; a circus tent; a violin; a telescope; a doughnut; a baby bottle; a half-wrapped chocolate bar; a video-game controller; a pig snout; a poodle; a man and a woman holding hands; a bride; a monster from "Where the Wild Things Are"; a brown shoe; a chick hatching from an egg; a green dragon; a pink change purse; a droplet of water; a clipboard; a mailbox; a wrapped gift; a love letter; a wrench; a wall plug; a magnifying glass; an Easter Island moai; a flashlight; a microscope; a butcher knife; a battery; a horned purple devil; a cat making the Edvard Munch "Scream" face; a shower head; a crystal ball; a funicular; and a trio of adorable monkeys who cannot, respectively, see, hear, or speak evil.
Most Emojis are universally understood—even the ones you can't imagine finding use for. (My personal favorites in that category comprise what I like to think of as the Lost Toys: nearly obsolete technological equipment it seems hilarious to reference at all, let alone in a text, including a fax machine, a floppy disk, a VHS tape, a pager, a CD, and a camcorder.) Others, however, are distinctly Japanese. There is an array of actual Japanese characters, a line of Japanese foods (a plate of curry with rice, a bowl of ramen, a bento box, tuna sushi, onigri, shrimp tempura, a dish of shaved ice, a bottle of sake), a handful of Japanese trinkets, and a yellow face wearing a surgical mask, with sad eyes. And then there are the Emojis that seem to just be lost in translation: a pyramid of excrement with eyes and a grin; a stack of dollar bills with wings; the tip of a fountain pen in front of a padlock; a pair of hands held up, palms open, beneath a line of blue triangles; a building with the letters BK on it (not signifying, presumably, Brooklyn); the number 18 circled and crossed with a diagonal line.
According to Business Wire, more than seventy per cent of young women in Japan use "Emoji-enabled services" (Emoji is also available for some e-mail platforms, including Gmail) and the Emoji market there exceeds three hundred million U.S. dollars. So what does one do with Emojis? Although just scrolling through them provides a little thrill, figuring out how to use them is the exciting part. Personally, I like to pepper them throughout my texts, using them to complement a word, feeling, or concept when appropriate: "Had you already left when the undercover cops broke up the party?! [policeman]" "[airplane] fly safe [pill] [sleeping Zs]".
Sometimes I send them on their own. I recently texted a friend mired in grad school a tiny green turtle, just to let her know I was thinking of her; she responded with a poodle, and then a yellow face blowing a kiss. Even Vladimir Nabokov, arguably unparallelled in his mastery of the English language, acknowledged that sometimes nothing but an emoticon will quite do: when, in 1969, the New York Times asked him how he ranked himself among other writers, he replied, "I often think there should exist a special typographical sign for a smile—some sort of concave mark, a supine round bracket, which I would now like to trace in reply to your question."
Lately I've been getting into Emoji charades, if you will. When a recent text-discussion of female singer-songwriters of the nineties turned to Paula Cole, the person with whom I was discussing texted, "Where have all the [cow] [boy] gone?" and I laughed out loud. In another text, I suggested drinking an [shamrock] [car] [bomb]. I've heard tell of people who correspond exclusively in this manner (one friend with her husband, another with his mother).
Last winter, the comedian Aziz Ansari and a friend created a viral masterpiece when they texted each other the lyrics of the Kanye West and Jay-Z song "N*ggas in Paris," replacing choice words with Emojis.
Way back in 2009, in an astonishingly ambitious feat that was perhaps ahead of its time, Fred Benenson, of the creative-funding Web site Kickstarter, raised over thirty-five hundred dollars, on Kickstarter, to fund the translation of Moby Dick into Emoji. He called it—what else?—"Emoji Dick," and it can still be purchased in paperback or hardcover.
And then there is the Emoji genre I have yet to break into, but greatly admire: Emoji art in which Emojis are used either to create pictures of other things, or in landscapes, or just in abstract designs. My favorite examples of this come from a friend of a friend, and are pictured here:
Emoji isn't perfect. There are a number of images I have found myself searching for in vain: I could really use a disco ball, for example, and a gravestone that reads R.I.P., and a mosquito. And Emoji isn't politically correct: though the newer set does include a pair of same-sex couples, the only Emoji of color is a caricature of a brown-skinned man wearing a turban. But, although I would hesitate to try to explain Emoji to my grandmother, the language has expanded the definition of texting and made it simply more fun. And for that, during this cultural moment in which technology can feel oppressive, I am grateful.
Top illustration by Maximilian Bode. Horse-race Emoji by Paul Smereka.


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We've had 3 home invasions in <2 weeks around here leading to 3 people being shot and one stabbed, all dope dealers, convicted felons and gang members from the NYC area, 2 now dead 2 others just barely hanging on. Maybe the word will get out that ya don't break through a Vermonters door and be able to walk away. Dare I say it,,,, they were all black too. I guess it was only a matter of time before it hit here too, I guess none of us are exempt now it seems. Sadly stats say that though blacks are the minority around here there the majority when it comes to crimes committed.
Keeping all the doors locked and the 45 & 12 ga loaded and at the ready now. Sucks to have to though. What to hell is wrong with people nowdays??? Mostly drugs and upbringing ,I'm thinking. Sad state of affairs I tell ya.


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Magnolia Pictures Acquires Distribution Rights to History Films' NO PLACE ON EARTH
The Wagner/Cuban Company's Magnolia Pictures announced today that the company is acquiring U.S. theatrical distribution rights to NO PLACE ON EARTH from HISTORY FILMS(TM), which has U.S. TV rights. The feature documentary tells the gripping story of a Jewish family who took refuge in a cave for nearly two years to evade Nazi capture. The acquisition announcement comes less than 48 hours following the film's world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday night, where it received a lengthy standing ovation.
NO PLACE ON EARTH brings to light the untold story of thirty-eight Ukrainian Jews who survived World War II by living in caves for eighteen months, the longest-recorded sustained underground survival. Built upon interviews with former cave inhabitants, as well as Chris Nicola, the caving enthusiast who unearthed the story, NO PLACE ON EARTH is an extraordinary testament to ingenuity, willpower and endurance against all odds.
NO PLACE ON EARTH is the directorial debut of Janet Tobias, a former producer for 60 Minutes, Dateline NBC and Nightline.
John Anderson of Variety called the film "a substantial contribution to holocaust cinema that defies the notion that the era has been exhausted of its stories, or the ways they can be told."
"NO PLACE ON EARTH is an incredibly moving and thrilling story, told with real eloquence and gripping excitement," said Magnolia President Eamonn Bowles. "Janet Tobias has powerfully brought to life a stunning chapter of history that will resonate with audiences of all kinds."
NoTed Tobias: "We are so happy to have found a home for NO PLACE ON EARTH with Magnolia Pictures. The company has an incredible track record with documentaries, and we are thrilled this special story will be reaching the widest possible audience."
Says Dirk Hoogstra, Senior Vice President, Programming & Development, HISTORY(R), "HISTORY is incredibly proud of our role in bringing this utterly harrowing but also inspiring tale of survival to a wide audience."
NO PLACE ON EARTH was produced by Rafael Marmor along with Tobias, Paul Laikin, Nadav Schirman, Susan Barnett and Zita Kisgergely.
The deal for NO PLACE ON EARTH was negotiated by Josh Braun and David Koh at Submarine with Dori Begley, Magnolia's Senior Vice President of Acquisitions.
Magnolia will release NO PLACE ON EARTH theatrically in 2013.
NO PLACE ON EARTH is produced by HISTORY's film arm HISTORY FILMS(TM) in collaboration with Sierra/TanGo Productions. The film is directed by Janet Tobias - Emmy award winning director/producer (CBS 60 Minutes, ABC Primetime Live, NBC Dateline, ABC Nightline, PBS Frontline, PBS Life 360). Cinematographers are Cesar Charlone (City of God, Constant Gardener, Blindness), Edu Grau (A Single Man, Buried, Arthur Newman) and Peter Simonite (Friday Night Lights and Tree of Life). Editors are Deidre Slevin (Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Gaudi Afternoon) and Claus Wehlisch (Cloud Atlas, The Three Musketeers). Producers are Janet Tobias, Rafael Marmor (Blue Blood), Paul Laikin and Susan Barnett. Executive Producers for HISTORY are Susan Werbe, Molly Thompson and David McKillop.


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Setlists during this tour include: Train Kept a Rollin', I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed and Confused, As Long As I Have You, Killing Floor, White Summer / Black Mountainside, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown, Pat's Delight
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Led Zeppelin blitzed the Guthrie Sunday evening. It revealed not just four players of extraordinary talent, but a group which understood that ensemble playing implies communication and mutual stimulation among its members.
It is the dialogue among the Zeppelin's members that distinguishes the group. Pairs of players Sunday were constantly getting together in stage corners to establish musical conversations of exciting imaginativeness.
The concert's repertory was varied and provocative. Page starred in (White Summer), there was irresistible speed and explosion in You Shook Me and there was anguish of a more traditional character in Babe I'm Gonna Leave You.
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A Rhode Island Hospital physician/researcher presented findings from a study investigating whether legalizing medical marijuana in Rhode Island will increase its use among youths. Lead author Esther Choo, M.D., M.P.H., presented the findings of the study at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Exposition on November 2.
Choo, an emergency medicine physician with Rhode Island Hospital, and her coauthors explain that the state-level legalization of medical marijuana has raised concerns about increased accessibility and appeal of the drug to youth, who are most vulnerable to public messages about drug use and to the adverse consequences of marijuana. Their study was performed to assess the impact of medical marijuana legalization in Rhode Island in 2006. The researchers compared trends in adolescent marijuana use between Rhode Island and Massachusetts using a self-report called the Youth Risk Behavioral Surveillance System. In their study, they included surveys completed between 1997 and 2009.
Based on their analysis of 32,570 students, they found that while marijuana use was common throughout the study period, there were no statistically significant differences in marijuana use between states in any year.
Choo says, "Our study did not find increases in adolescent marijuana use related to Rhode Island's 2006 legalization of medical marijuana; however, additional research may follow future trends as medical marijuana in Rhode Island and other states becomes more widely used."
The study was funded by a grant from the Rhode Island Foundation. Choo's principal affiliation is Rhode Island Hospital, a member hospital of the Lifespan health system in Rhode Island, and direct financial and infrastructure support for this project was received through the Lifespan Office of Research Administration. Choo also holds an academic appointment, assistant professor of emergency medicine, at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
Other researchers involved in the study with Choo include Nicholas Zaller, Ph.D., of The Miriam Hospital and Alpert Medical School, Jason Mechan, Ph.D., of Rhode Island Hospital and Alpert Medical School, Kristin Rising, M.D., of Boston Medical Center, and John McConnell, Ph.D., of Oregon Health & Science University.
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More women are becoming entrepreneurs, but fewer are turning to franchises to do it. So says Women in Franchising Inc., which analyzed the latest government research on 251 such organizations. In 1990, 11% of franchises were woman-owned, and 23.9% were jointly owned by a man and woman. By 1995, those numbers dropped to 8.5% and 15.5%, respectively. Automotive and motel franchises had the fewest women owners: less than 1%.
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More Americans Visiting Tanzania Then Ever – The Oprah Effect?
Exciting news was announced this week in Tanzania with regards to tourist arrivals from the United States. There was a 7 percent increase in tourists arriving into Tanzania from the United States from 2012 (65,110 American tourists) to 2013 (69,671 American tourists). America is now Tanzania's second largest source of tourism. Natural Resources and Tourism minister Lazaro S. Nyalandu, noted: "The increase in tourism is due to several factors; the increased flights from the U.S., the greatly improved infrastructure, and Tanzania's new luxury accommodations which have …
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An exciting exhibition space within the recently-opened Brockley Mess café.
When Franco La Russa opened cueB Gallery on Brockley Road in September 2009, his wish was for the gallery to provide an exciting new exhibition space to help focus the diverse artistic talents in the area. Having lived locally for over a decade, he was aware of the fact that Brockley lacked a focal point for the many artists based there.
To lessen the gallery's dependence on sales and have full curatorial freedom, Franco teamed up with Ray Voce and Melanie Montagu, the entrepreneurs behind the successful "The Brockley Mess". Having a dedicated gallery space in a popular café makes for a relaxed, accessible atmosphere for both seasoned art-lovers and those new to the art world.
However, being friendly and local doesn't mean being less ambitious. On the contrary, Franco's selection criteria are strict and he chooses the artists he represents solely on the base of the artistic merit of their work. The gallery's program is comprised of shows by national and international artists working in a variety of media. Recent shows have included the emerging Korean artist Hee Seung Sung, Swiss painter Felix Baudenbacher and young British artist Perienne Christian.
Conceptually, cueB Gallery artists' work covers a broad spectrum ranging from the surreal to the political and socially critical. cueB's upcoming exhibition by photographer Mary-Jane Maybury is an example of the latter, showing hauntingly beautiful photographs that document the powerful story of Hurricane Katrina's path and how it affected the ordinary people of New Orleans. The exhibition runs from July 29 to September 4.
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Apart from referring to the physical shape of the gallery (cube), the name cueB is derived from the words 'cue' and 'Brockley'. A cue is a signal for action and to 'cue Brockley' expresses the desire to put the area and its artists in the spotlight.
Thanks to his commitment and professionalism, Franco has managed to establish cueB Gallery in the short year and a half of its existence as an innovative exhibition platform and a focus for the arts in South London. cueB is also included in the new South London Art Map launched at Tate Modern last February.
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A rural rubbish fire quickly got out of control setting 150m of shelter belt and a large pile of logs alight.
Firefighters were called to battle the blaze, which had broken out on Angland Drive, Te Ranga, about 5.15pm yesterday.
Greg Rosburough, who lives on the neighbouring property, said it was fortunate the wind direction did not change or their house could have gone up in flames.
"We could feel the heat from our home," he said.
It was unfortunate the fire managed to jump across the road to set the shelter belt on fire, he said.
When the Bay of Plenty Times arrived smoke was billowing out from the gully where small pockets of flames were still burning.
Te Puke fire chief Glenn Williams said about 150m of the shelter belt was "raging away" when the first truck arrived.
"Then we've got a whole lot of pockets of fire here," he said.
"I think they were burning the rubbish that's down in the gully and some of the embers have jumped across into the shelter belt."
Mr Williams said firefighters were hampered by the lack of access to water.
Once the worst of the fire was out they had to stop while the tanker went to refill.
The brigade was at the property for more than three hours.
It was another reminder to rural residents to take extreme care when burning rubbish, he said.
"This is the third one in less than a couple of weeks where people have been burning rubbish and it's spread to shelter belts.
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What is the product if the question is write a program that calculates and prints the sum of the even integers from 2 to 30?
So 2+4+...+n = floor(n/2)*(floor(n/2)+1).
Regards, Florin
The product would be the sum of the even integers from 2 to 30 ;-).
Seriously, what have you tried so far on this homework problem?
You might need some bubble wrap for that.
I hate when it takes more time to understand what people want than to make their answer!
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v=2:30; sum(v(~mod(v,2)))
that's simple but if you change the start value from 2 to 1 you do the sum of odd numbers instead, also if the last value is 31 or some odd number the result won't be correct, unfortunately that's not very flexible code.
btw that does work and is a good answer for the question (only if the values don't change), +1 vote
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Or, for pedants who claim that evaluation is not the same as calculation,
This is definitely the most compact and efficient way to do this. +1.
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Extended Stay America Miami - Airport - Doral - 87th Ave S.
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Extended Stay America Miami - Airport - Doral - 87th Ave S. places you within a few miles (5 km) of Mall of the Americas and Miami International Mall. This 109-room hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. It's near the airport and also close to Dolphin Mall.
Start your day off right with a free on-the-go breakfast, served each morning from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
The 109 air-conditioned rooms feature kitchens with refrigerators, microwaves, and stovetops. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Coffee makers, free local calls, and ironing boards are also standard. Weekly housekeeping is available.
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At Extended Stay America Miami - Airport - Doral - 87th Ave S., guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and laundry facilities. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations.
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Designed for extended stays, this budget-friendly hotel is 1.5 miles (2.5 kilometers) from the Doral Golf Resort, featuring 5 championship courses. Miami International Airport and 2 major shopping centers are within 3.5 miles (5.5 kilometers). Many restaurants are within walking distance.
Guest laundry facilities are on site, as well as complimentary grab-and-go breakfast and coffee in the lobby. Wireless Internet access and parking are also complimentary. A safe-deposit box is available at the front desk.
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Extended Stay America Miami - Airport - Doral - 87th Ave S. offers 109 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Kitchens offer refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries.
This Doral hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered weekly and hair dryers can be requested.
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Hotel Name
- Extended Stay America Doral Miami Airport
- Extended Stay America Hotel Doral Miami Airport
- Extended Stay America Miami Airport Doral Hotel
- Extended Stay America Miami Airport Hotel
- Extended Stay America Miami Airport
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Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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I was recently approached by ABF The Soldiers' Charity to spread the word regarding their month-long flagship fundraising event, The Soldiers' Charity Big Curry, that takes place every April. The Soldiers Charity is a charity organisation that gives lifetime support to serving and retired soldiers and their families. Over the past two years, the charity has seen a 30% rise in applications from soldiers who have taken part in previous and current conflicts and they currently raise £7 million a year to meet this need. The charity aims to double its fundraising by 2015 to be sure that they can help each and every soldier that requests their help.
You can help by signing up to host a one off Big Curry themed event at home by cooking yourself or ordering your favorite takeaway, or take the family out to your local curry house. If you are feeling adventurous, you can even organize a Gala Curry event! For your free fundraising pack which gives you more ideas and tells you how to send the funds you have raised, please go to bigcurry.org
I made an extremely easy and delicious curry using the Madras curry powder provided. Madras curry originates in the South of India and is typically made of chili peppers, turmeric, coriander, cumin, cloves, cinnamon, bay leaves, fenugreek, allspice, black pepper, and curry leaves. Imagine having to roast and grind all the spices yourself. Luckily, with the existence of pre-ground spice mixes, you can save yourself half a day's work.
Madras Coconut Curry
Prep time: 10 mins
Cook time: 1 hr
Yield: serves 4
- 1.2 kg chicken pieces
- 1 large carrot – cut into chunks
- 1 large onion – sliced
- 2-inch ginger-thinly sliced
- 1/2 bulb garlic – peeled and crushed
- 3 tbs Madras curry powder
- 1 can (400 g) peeled plum tomatoes
- 1 can (400 ml) coconut milk
- 1 tsp salt (more or less to taste)
- 1 tsp sugar
- Heat up a bit of oil in a wok or a pot.
- Add onions, fry until soft.
- Add ginger and garlic, fry until fragrant.
- Mix in curry powder, fry until fragrant.
- Add all the chicken pieces and carrots, stir to mix and coat.
- Pour in plum tomatoes, coconut milk, salt and sugar. Bring to boil then lower heat to simmer for about 30 mins covered.
- Remove cover and cook until the sauce is thick and red oil floats on top surface (about 30 mins or longer). Stir occasionally. [The wild boar prefers very thick gravy so I left it to simmer for another 1 hr.]
- Season to taste.


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I want to make some decorations for my son's first birthday cake, and want to make them ahead of time. How far in advance can I do this? And should I refrigerate them or anything? Thanks!!
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