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Day trip to Rochefort
... Sainte-Martin-de-R� in the port but it was idyllic! We walked along the big stone wall that separated us from the sea and looked out at the fantastic view having the chance to take many photos!
Next it was time for another museum about boats and the marine history of �le de R�, which was pretty cool and had lots of paintings, sculptures, a private garden and puzzles, the latter of which Bridget and I took to straight away.
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And a month has gone by!
The time is going fast and slow at the same time, but the longer I stay, the more I know that leaving at the end of the year is going to be really difficult!
I've finally managed to sort out my courses as good as they get I think, so I'm taking Political Science, Translation, Litterature and Interculturality, Art History, History of litterature and French as a foregin language, the last one being my favourite and the others being pretty ...
Lazy day up about 10 done lots of chores went for a walk after lunch and bought a bag of Moules they are just cooking of course I had to open the wine to cook them so sipping a small glass. Trying out the oven today got some chicken cooking slowly for later. Pictures as promised ...
The bikes are out
The bikes are out for their inaugural trip to the market for fruit veg bread and wine we arrived at lunch time it's a lovely place will take some pics we are on the Atlantic coast. Sorry forgot the pics now it's gone dark so you can look at all the fruit we bought at the market and Suz making corned beef hash for tea. We are watching hunger games. Staying here a couple of nights we need to stand still for a while been on the move since ...
Beautiful La Rochelle
... students. My teacher is called William and is so far a really good teacher with a great sense of humour-which is essential here because the classes are TWO AND A HALF HOURS!! And tomorrow I have classes non stop from 13:00-19:30 so I am going to die. Wish me luck!
But I am looking forward to seeing what my classes are like-already after the CUFLE classes I feel like I'm more immersed in French and like I'm learning a lot!


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Play in the rain and you will get cold! Play in the sun and you will get sunburn! Eat less and you will become skinny! Eat more and you will become obese! Don't eat this! Don't touch that! And don't even think about trying to sneak past me at night!
That's right! If you have one of them ol' grannies at home, you would be quite used to hearing at least a few of these lines and more. For grannies are grannies, no amount of effort from your side can change their bossiness. The query if we really need grandmothers in this age and time makes us wonder sometimes. Wouldn't life be better without them breathing down our necks every other moment? Not quite so! For there have been many proven advantages to having a granny in the household. And here are some of them!
Granny Remedies actually work
The recent generations prefer the use of standard medications to treat illnesses. But grannies always prefer homemade remedies that surprisingly work equally well in treating an emergency. So the next time you cut your finger or bump your head, and run out of painkillers or ointments, rush to your granny to get the best possible home remedy to treat your wounds. A readymade doctor within the comfort of your own home! How about that?
Grandmas are baby-free
Another potential reason for a grandma to be in the house is that she would come baby-free and would have loads of time to take care of your babies while you go out to work or shop. A study called the 'Grandmother Hypothesis' actually proves this point. The study attempted to compare the children brought up in houses with and without grannies. In more than one case, it was noted that the children who had grannies to take care of them seemed to have faster growth rates and were healthier and more active when compared to children who lived alone with their parents.
Grandmas contribute to increased life span
This has also been proved by several studies. The so called Grandmother effect helped increase the life span of individuals, with children being children longer and adults being adults longer. With an increase in lifespan, the length of the individual stages of life also increased. And with it, the physical and emotional developmental factors also improved, leading to larger and more complex brain structures.
Grandmas prevent child abuse
There is nothing that matches a mother's love. However, a grandma would usually go above this affection by a notch and dote on her grandkids. She would take the load of parenting off her own kids, thereby preventing child abuse that usually stems from anxiety, depression, stress and other conditions arising from the rigors and responsibilities that come attached with parenting.
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Unintended Consequences
"A great story about faith, guts and invincibility!"
Vince Papale, former Philadelphia Eagles football player, and author of book and subject of Disney movie (2006) Invincible.
Bill Shaner delivers a powerful inspirational message of healing and hope. Bill is a dynamic speaker, coach and author of Unintended Consequences: Lessons From a Life Almost Lost. Filled with unprecedented insights, Unintended Consequences relives that fateful day in 1989 and how Bill's life was changed in extraordinary ways. After surviving a near death experience, Bill was left a paraplegic, told by doctors that he would never walk again. Yet, after impossible odds, and an amazing encounter with God, Bill slowly regained the use of his legs and was discharged after only three months in the hospital.
This powerful and insightful book delves into the hard won spiritual truths uncovered by Bill in the following twenty years as he tried to make sense of this horrific accident and an amazing recovery. "We all have a say in the outcome of our experience," says Bill. In addition, he shares the traits he was taught to show you how to do it as well.
Let Bill help you get unstuck with your life. Learn how to let go of excuses. Learn the secrets to thinking successfully. Create the life you want and deserve. Find out why you are the only one holding yourself back. Bill is a life-purpose coach and as one client shared, "I lived with an overwhelming, constant fear of a lack of money. Through my coaching with Bill, he suggested that I change my thoughts to focus on what I wanted instead of what I lacked. It worked. I am out of debt and have more money rather than less"--CKMurray


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Graceful ribbons of carrot and zucchini make a dramatic side dish that's surprisingly easy to make; just use a vegetable peeler to carve long paper-thin strips and steam until tender-crisp.
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Theater review by Raven Snook. Elektra Theatre (see Off Broadway). By Jonathan Van Gieson. Dir. Van Gieson and Jeremy X. Halpern. With ensemble cast. 1hr 30mins. One intermission.
Ostensibly a parody of over-the-top, obscure yet ubiquitous cirque spectacles, Pinchbottom's Pretençión is, at its heart, a burlesque revue that lovingly sends up itself. Following the Wizard of Oz template, a ringmistress (the wonderful, wide-eyed Tansy), an unstable clown (boylesque legend Tigger!) and an ordinary man (Murray Hill, the ultimate quipster) go on a magical journey to the land of Imaginaçión in order to regain their pretension, because without it, they fear, their burlesque is just plain old stripping. Along the way, they're misguided by a none-too-helpful Fairy (Broadway Brassy) and four affected Jonny Porkpies, all played by writer, codirector and Pinchbottom Burlesque cofounder Jonathan Van Gieson.
Like the characters, Pretençión seems to exist between two worlds: high and low, theater and nightlife, smart and stupid. There are scripted bits that leave a lot of room for improvisation, containing references to Proust and Godot as well as deliberately awful jokes about croque-monsieur. Between scenes, special guests perform superb yet seemingly unrelated acts. (Dirty Martini, Julie Atlas Muz, Jo "Boobs" Weldon and Angie Pontani—luminaries all—performed on the night attended.)
Scenesters will rightfully be seduced by Pretençión, and those on the lookout for top-notch burlesque should enjoy this feast for the senseless. But if a cohesive show is what you're after, this one slightly misses the mark; it might leave you feeling some frustraçión.—Raven Snook
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This show is burlesque at its best. Bawdy, intelligent humor, which had me laughing out loud, is punctuated by playful sexiness. An all-star cast is always on the docket, but don't miss the "King of Boyslesque" (and my personal favorite), Tigger!, as he plays the hilarious and offensive clown. Kudos to all those involved in Pinchbottom's Pretençión!
Absurdly fun... it's a treat to see such an amazing collection of performers in one show!
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Singer Bobby Brown spent his best years selling millions of records and making tabloid headlines as pop music royalty - but it took prison to make him a reality TV star.
Now, 13 years since his last hit record, Brown's program Being Bobby Brown debuts June 30 on cable TV channel Bravo.
The show offers a rare and compelling peek into the lives of two chart-topping stars, who both once dominated their genre of music, by travelling with Brown, his wife Whitney Houston and their family through the United States, the Bahamas and Europe for six months after the end of his jail term in 2004.
In the past five years, Brown has been arrested repeatedly for not paying child support, drunk driving, assault and suspicion of abusing Houston, herself often linked to drugs.
Brown said the public's perception of him was misguided.
"A lot of people judge me for what they read about, or what they hear," he said. "This gives me a chance to set the record straight on who I am."
The show borrows from a successful formula used by stars ranging from rapper Flavor Flav and rocker Ozzy Osbourne to pop queens Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears, by showing the raw side of personalities.
The curtain comes up on Brown, 36, as he is leaving prison - where he says his kids first gave him the idea for the program - and tracks him as he anxiously waits to reconnect with his wife.
"Do you think I can impregnate you tonight?" he asks Houston as they head to their hotel suite, only to be interrupted by their 12-year old daughter Bobbi Kristina.
Such moments are balanced by more tender scenes, such as Brown's attempts to soothe Houston as she mourns her father's death.
Although Brown is the central figure, the film also spotlights the behaviour of Houston, who has sold more than 100 million albums.
"I think people are going to tune in to see an element of the lifestyles of the rich and famous," said Bravo President Lauren Zalaznick.
Since the filming of the series ended, Houston has checked into a rehabilitation centre, and, earlier this month, a Massachusetts court issued a warrant for Brown's arrest after he failed to appear for a child support compliance hearing.
"(Being Bobby Brown) is what ever my life consists of - my friends, my wife, my family, nothing scripted. I'm looking forward to filming some more and if the people like, it will be back," Brown said.
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Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai 10
What an awkward ai-ai-gasa there…. please don't tell me I'm the only one who thinks that.
Here comes the confession time! Oh man, did you have to put in that insert song as well, KyoAni?
Aahahaha Yuuta's chuu2 confession. FukuJun why are you so awesome?
D'awwwwwww this scene… so much d'aaaaaawwwwwwwwww
I'll say it here, yes it was sappy as hell but did it work? Yes, yes, and goddamned it yes. Especially FukuJun's performance here. Even that insert song… although it really was quite the overkill putting it there for the extra sappiness.
Of course, just finally confessing doesn't mean the show has nothing more to work on with… for one, there's still the school festival happening.
Nibutani gets an unexpected visit from her past school mates that result in much more embarrassment for her. Indeed, dem mistakes of youth….
The Chuunibyou couple – Chu²Koi.
Ahhhhhhhh the most painful part of the episode…. poor Isshiki-kun. Shot down with out even a glimmer of a chance. Kumin-senpai, you heartbreaker you! (On a sidenote, who the fuck allowed her to put a futon so close to a open fire?!)
Finally, looks like Rikka's finally willing to face the world properly. I suppose with all the changes and Yuuta's support, she's going to come out from under that shell she made… well, we'll see next week!


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Facebook crashes advertising industry party
By Kate Holton and Leila Abboud
LONDON/PARIS (Reuters)- While traditional advertising groups jostled for awards at a recent annual industry gathering in Cannes, the year's biggest star was a newcomer to the beaches: the social network Facebook.
The company has gone from nowhere a few years ago to become the biggest single seller of online display advertising in the United States with more than $2 billion in revenues this year, according to research firm eMarketer.
Online ad sales have boomed in recent years largely because they finely target consumers in a way that print media and TV cannot match. Google and Amazon initially pioneered the trend by analyzing Web surfing and internet searches to target customers' tastes.
Now Facebook has brought a new level of sophistication to the game: mining data from its social network about users' likes and dislikes as well as those of friends to better target ads.
The 'social ad' approach can be seen in a current Facebook campaign run by tennis racket maker Head. Users who link to Andy Murray's page get updates from the player himself mixed in with ads for his sponsor and jokey YouTube videos.
However there are risks involved for Facebook and other online ad players as they develop ever more sophisticated ways to track people's behavior online.
Some regulators see such tracking as a violation of privacy even when it is done anonymously. The Europe Union recently required that web surfers be notified if the sites they visit are collecting information about them, prompting howls from industry.
The stakes are high: industry insiders and analysts say brands are willing to pay more for such 'social ads' than they would for traditional online ads since they see them as more effective. Continued...


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Located in Weymouth (Radipole), Crofton Guest House is minutes from Radipole Lake Nature Reserve and Weymouth Marina. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Weymouth Beach and Sea Life Tower.
Stay in one of 6 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Crofton Guest House.
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Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.
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NYC Metro Area Vegan Restaurant Guide
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222 Waverly Place
New York NY 10014
(212) 691-1287
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Vegetarian (mostly vegan)
Menu does not indicate vegan items
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$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $1-$5)
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Daily: 12pm-10pm.
At 7th Avenue. 1,2,3 to 14th Street; A,C,E,L to 8th Avenue-14th.
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Taïm delivers.
$10 minimum.
The information on this page was last updated on June 25, 2010.
Review by megatofu on January 5, 2011:
- I may have missed this if it was mentioned somewhere on SV - apologies if it was - but Taim has a new food truck. I got a falafel sandwich there today for $5.75. It was the green variety, which appears to be the only one they have at the truck. It was every bit as delicious as the falafel from Taim on Waverly. I was pleased to see someone bringing good falafel to midtown. The truck moves daily, but they tweet their whereabouts.
Review by angel360 on February 7, 2009:
- Taim is so delicious and relatively inexpensive. Tucked away into a super tiny spot on Waverly Pl- it is great for falafel (the green is the best one) and hummus. The pitas are nice and fluffy. It can get super crowded though- so don't expect to get a seat if you go during prime times.
Review by alf-redo on January 28, 2009:
- A good falafel, though a stretch to say 'best'. The spicy falafel (harissa) isn't that spicy but still good as is their mint/parsley/cilantro (green), and their pita bread is ok- not freshly made, but grilled so better than average. The fries are also better than average, though a little soggy and their dipping sauce isn't vegan (nor is their baba ganoush!).
Cool looking smoothies though I didn't try one. Space is tiny and no restroom. In that area I would probably go to Soy and Sake or SNice instead unless I specifically wanted falafel. Oh, and staff is nice.
Review by eefanugget on September 10, 2008:
- Incredible.
Three different kinds of falafel. I like the harissa.
Cantaloupe Ginger smoothie.
Their pita is homemade and you can taste the difference.
The seating is limited but falafel is a walking meal. Wander around the corner to that rad bookstore.
ALSO their french fries are WORTH IT.
So, go hungry. Get a sandwich (the platters are a bargain too), a smoothie and some fries.
All makes a satisfying meal.
Mind you they get mad busy. THAT IS BECAUSE THE FOOD ROCKS.
Review by zack80 on September 2, 2007:
- one of my favorite places to eat on my lunch. Some of the best falafel in the city. SERIOUSLY!!!


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Hiking Paint Pots, Marble Canyon, Olive Lake
Trip Start Jun 25, 2011
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A little further down the road is Marble Canyon. It is while we are here that it starts to drizzle and then rain. We hurry to get back to the car. We decided to not hike the Stanley Glacier Trail due to the rain. We did stop at an area called Dolly Varden to eat our lunch
We continued on our drive back to the condo and since it was not raining, we stopped at Olive Lake, which was a short walk to the lake. There was a field of flowers on the way. As we were leaving this area, I noticed a mother bear and her baby by the road. We watched both for a while prior to our leaving.


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The communication oriented Nokia C5 in white has steered away from touch-screen technology to provide easy typing using the large alphanumeric keys. Facebook updates come straight to the phone and applications for YouTube, Flickr and Myspace have also been included. Other messaging options include SMS, AMS, MMS, email, push email and instant messaging.
Access to the Internet is extremely quick using the 3.5G HSDPA Web browser and allows you to go shopping online, check the news or weather, find the latest celebrity gossip and much more. A-GPS with Ovi Maps provide drive navigation and free walk to ensure you never get lost or are late for an appointment again.
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Democratic and Republican party committees, along with outside groups from the National Rifle Association to the League of Conservation Voters, are flooding airwaves and mailboxes with last-minute appeals. The National Republican Senatorial Committee plans to spend about $70 million, all told. Its Democratic counterpart will spend $67 million, $5 million of it borrowed.
Candidates are digging into their own pockets for the final push. Democrat Erskine Bowles put $1.8 million into his campaign against Republican Rep. Richard Burr in North Carolina. In Colorado, Republican beer magnate Pete Coors put $500,000 into his battle with Democrat Ken Salazar.
In the 34 Senate seats up for election this year, candidates, parties and outside groups will spend $600 million, says the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks political money. The non-partisan Campaign Finance Institute said Thursday that major-party candidates raised more money than in any previous Senate election — an average of $4.8 million by mid-October. That's at least 50% more than the $3.2 million they raised in 1998, the last time the same seats were contested.
There's so much money that some can't spend it. In Alaska, home to a dead heat between Republican incumbent Lisa Murkowski and Democrat Tony Knowles, the Republican Main Street Partnership was told there was no more TV time to buy — even though there are no presidential ads running there. The centrist group wanted to run pro-Murkowski TV ads but had to settle for $200,000 in print ads and phone calls.
The situation is similar in other states where President Bush is far ahead but Senate races are close. While health care, jobs and other domestic issues have dominated Senate candidates' stump speeches, television, radio and direct mail have been full of personal attacks and counterattacks.
In Louisiana, where Republican Rep. David Vitter could win a majority and avoid a runoff against one of two Democrats, the Democrats' Senate committee has spent $1.5 million in ads attacking Vitter; the GOP Senate committee has funneled $1 million into ads portraying Democratic Rep. Chris John, Vitter's leading opponent, as a liberal.
In Florida, the Senate candidates have quarreled over who is tougher on terrorism. Democrat Betty Castor, running against Republican Mel Martinez, has been forced to defend her handling of a terrorism suspect on the faculty of the University of South Florida during her tenure as president there.
The theme of most close races, Democratic spokesman Brad Woodhouse says, has been "the candidates and their foibles, stumbles and faux pas." Among last-minute maneuvers as both parties seek a majority in the Senate, now controlled 51-48 by Republicans:
•Alaska. The Democratic-leaning Citizens for a Strong Senate is running ads that attack both Sen. Murkowski and her father, Gov. Frank Murkowski, for doing nothing to bring down health care costs. The spots are a reminder that Lisa Murkowski got her job when her father appointed her to fill his Senate seat after he was elected governor.
• Kentucky. After all but writing off state Sen. Daniel Mongiardo, the Democratic Senate committee is pumping in $1.3 million and is running an ad depicting GOP Sen. Jim Bunning as "out of touch." Bunning's Republican allies struck back with innuendo about the unmarried Democrat's sexual orientation. State Senate President David Williams called him "limp-wristed."
• Oklahoma. The anti-tax Club for Growth has run an ad attacking Rep. Brad Carson as a puppet of liberal Democrats in Washington and has spent more than $1 million to help Republican Tom Coburn. The nastiest exchanges have centered on charges that Coburn, a physician, committed Medicaid fraud and sterilized a woman against her will. Coburn has said he did nothing wrong.
• South Carolina. Republican Rep. Jim DeMint has watched a 12-point lead over Democrat Inez Tenenbaum shrink over his support for a 23% national sales tax and his comments that gays and unmarried pregnant women should be barred from teaching in public schools. The slide led the Republican Senate panel to send $1.3 million for ads painting Tenenbaum as a liberal.
• South Dakota. Republican challenger John Thune has made an issue of Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle's wife, Linda, accusing the senator of "personally profiting" from her job as a lobbyist for drug companies. The charges prompted Democrats to spend $600,000 on ads, despite Daschle's pledge to spurn help from outsiders.


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Extremist views
Before Keith Hansen took over the Brainerd Dispatch opinion page the page guidelines restricted the number of letters from the same person to "once a week." That policy has apparently changed, I must have missed the announcement of the change.
Art Becker has another letter today, Oct. 22, just three days after his last one Oct. 19 about the "executive order" thing.
My short little letter, my only letter this year, which I emailed three days ago must not have been deemed interesting enough to publish in a timely manner. I was told that it's scheduled for the Oct. 25, six days after it was received. I don't have a problem with that, at least it's on the schedule.
I'm not happy with the paper for other reasons. For example: the headline for Art Becker's letter today was "Another Obama fiasco" and, even though Becker leans consistently to the right, nowhere did he use the word fiasco.
Most of Hansen's editorials promote the Tea Party line so I'm not surprised at the headlines chosen for the opinion letters. However, I'm really tired of seeing our daily paper blame Obama for everything that is wrong with the country, especially those things that he inherited and/or has no control over. I also find it interesting that my inbox is constantly filled with messages from my Republican acquaintances, similar to the "executive order" trash, but none of the Democrats that I know send any of that inflammatory untrue email. Even though I've long considered myself an Independent I find myself being pushed toward the Democratic camp by that and other recent changes to the Republican Party. If the Republican Party ever expects to win votes from Independents again it's time for it to get back to true Republican values and quit pandering to the radical extremists that seem to have taken over.
Jim Lease


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Madonna Adopting African Village
Reports initially indicated that Madonna had plans to adopt a third child, but it turns out she has even greater plans of adoption. A spokeswoman for the pop superstar says, "Actually she is adopting a village of children… Madonna is participating in the building of a school and home for hundreds of kids in Malawi, Africa and that is her current passion and commitment."
So, for those of you keeping track, it takes a village to raise a child, and a popstar to raise a village.
Gotta love my mid-90's references. Next thing you know, I'll be quoting "Reality Bites" for a laugh.
Madonna Clears Up Adoption Rumors [contactmusic]
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Editor steps in over 'whack' allegations
VANQUISHED Labor Wentworth candidate George Newhouse and award-winning journalist Caroline Overington have not exactly shaken hands on it yet, but a resolution to their public run-in at a Sydney polling booth may be in sight.
It is believed that Overington's boss, The Australian's editor-in-chief, Chris Mitchell, is brokering a reconciliation between the two after an encounter on Saturday that Mr Newhouse has called a "closed whack" to the head and Overington, via Mitchell, has described as an open-handed push.
"Ms Overington admitted pushing him away with an open hand when he approached her, later apologised for that and said she regretted there had been any further contact with the candidate," Mitchell has said.
The incident occurred as Overington queued to vote and Mr Newhouse campaigned for Labor in the eastern suburbs seat retained by Malcolm Turnbull.
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None of the three would comment further, but sources said Mitchell may have found a resolution: Mr Newhouse would no longer feel he has been branded a hyperbolist and Overington, an ex-Fairfax journalist, would return to work after a few days off.
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The activity of managing change is known as Change Management. Managing change is typically very challenging and may occur at many levels within a workplace. A key when implementing a change management process is truly understanding what should be managed and by whom. For the sake of argument, I will refer to the group that manages the change as the Change Control Board (CCB). However, there are other names used to represent this group (e.g., Configuration Control Board, Governance Board, etc.). It is important to understand that while I use the phrase "manage or control the change", a CCB may not really control the change as much as acknowledge the change and apply impact analysis for the change in order to determine the best deployment guidance for the change.
What this article hopes to provide is an approach that offers insight into appropriately identifying the key members of a CCB. It will do this by identifying the items that need to be managed and the workplace level in which the items live. Ultimately, the question comes down to, "What are we managing and who is empowered to manage and/or approve the change?"
Attributes of Change Management
When discussing the scope of change management, consideration should be given to the following two attributes: the Baseline Stream that will be managed and the Target Level within the workplace. A common challenge to managing baseline streams is that the target levels of the baseline items are not appropriately considered. This results in the incorrect level of personnel on the CCB that may not be empowered to enact the change. With this in mind, let us analyze the areas of baseline stream and target level.
Baseline Stream
What is a Baseline Stream? This is a collection of similar items that have a continuous flow of change over time from which baselines are established. As you may know, a baseline is an identifiable and controlled collection of items specified at a point in time 1. However, like many baselines, changes occur to the baseline stream so that new baselines need to be established over time. A consideration for scope is to determine which baseline stream is being considered. Examples of baseline streams are:
- Requirements - the collection of requirements. This may include (but not limited to) a list of requirements that are targeted for an application release. At certain points in time a requirements baseline is specified, and then changes are managed to it.
- Production - the collection of items that make up a running application. At certain points in time, a new production baseline is established for the application that includes changed functionality.
- Environment - the collection of items (both hardware and software) that make up an environment. This may imply a work environment or an application or development environment.
- Policy - the collection of policies and templates (and potentially processes and guidelines) that must be managed and that impact a workplace at some level.
1. If the baseline does not need to be controlled, then it may not be important enough to apply any level of change control (e.g., version control or identification of the change may be adequate).
Target Level within the Workplace
A second key attribute is to understand at what level within the workplace we are targeting the change. By identifying the level, it will allow us to better identify the personnel who can most effectively assess the impact of a change and are empowered to make a change. Below are three different levels (but not limited to):
- Project level - specific to the duration of the project lifecycle and used in relation to a specific project release or an application. Once the release is in production, the project lifecycle ends.
- Application level - specific to the duration of the application lifecycle. An application lifecycle is typically made up of several project releases that each contributes changed functionality to the application running in production. Once users no longer use the application, the application lifecycle ends.
- Organization level - specific to the duration of the Organization lifecycle. An organization may be a company or a specific division within a company that operates independently from other divisions within the company. An organization may have multiple application groups working on numerous projects.
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Causal Inference in Stochastic Networks: Going Beyond Linear Models
Speaker: Negar Kiyavash, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
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Date/Time: Thursday, September 26, 2013, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Directed information graphs are a new type of probabilistic graphical model based on directed information that represent the casual dynamics among random processes in a stochastic systems. In this talk, we present a framework for learning the structure of such graphs which goes beyond linear models studied in the literature. Additionally, in the presence of large data, we propose algorithms that identify optimal or near optimal approximations to the topology.


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MARION CENTER: School board updated on student assessments
MARION CENTER — Administrators in the Marion Center Area School District Monday made presentations on how student assessments are changing in Pennsylvania, how Marion Center students performed on recent assessments, and how data from those tests will be used to revise and improve instruction.
Charles Adamchik, the district's director of curriculum, instruction and assessment, told the school board that Pennsylvania's No Child Left Behind waiver request was approved last week by the U.S. Department of Education.
"There's no such thing as AYP (adequate yearly progress) anymore because of this waiver," Adamchik said.
The waiver applies to all public schools and replaces AYP with an improved accountability system. Instead of identifying schools as making or not making adequate yearly progress and declaring them in categories such as "School Improvement" or "Corrective Action," the new accountability system designates Title I schools — those with a high percentage of low-income students — as "Priority," "Focus," or "Reward," Adamchik said.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education will recognize "Reward" schools and provide intervention and support services for "Focus" and "Priority" schools.
Adamchik told the directors the new accountability system will focus on four annual measurable objectives and recognition and intervention systems: Achieving at least 95 percent participation in the Pennsylvania System of School Assessments and Keystone Exams; achieving a minimum 85 percent graduation rate; closing the achievement gap (by 50 percent over six years) among students who are proficient or advanced on the PSSAs, Keystone Exams or Pennsylvania's Alternate System of Assessment in the 2012-13 baseline year; and closing the achievement gap (again by 50 percent over six years) among students with disabilities, those who are economically challenged and those learning the English language.
"Achievement is still important … but they're looking at how much growth you make" instead of reaching an arbitrary target, Adamchik said.
He also said that under the new accountability system, students, parents, taxpayers and educators will have access to a user-friendly means of understanding the school performance accountability system.
Donna Bruder-Smith, elementary principal, and Susan DeVaughn, assistant elementary principal, said the administration and faculty data team during the summer has been reviewing data from student assessments, discussing strengths and weaknesses and formulating recommendations for changes.
The principals said the team decided teachers need more training on the use of the district's data system and they need additional time to digest the data available.
"We always have data, but what are we going to do about it?" Matt Jioio, high school principal, said, adding that he constantly assesses "needs versus resources" — the remediation help some students need and the availability of teachers, and the time, to provide the assistance.
"I think we did pretty well," Jioio said of the high school students' 2013 PSSA averages, although the eighth-grade math scores are a concern to him.
Jioio outlined his plans to offer more remediation instruction during the STAR (Students and Teachers Achieving Results) periods during the school day and during new afternoon tutoring sessions, from 3 to 5:30 p.m., with certified teachers from the AmeriCorps program providing the instruction. Those after-school tutoring sessions will be open to any student.
Jioio said he will explain student assessment scores and planned changes for instruction and remediation at a public data meeting for parents and the public. That session will start at 5:30 p.m. on Sept. 17 at the high school auditorium, immediately before the open house at the high school.
In another step to improve school building security, the directors agreed to change locks on classroom doors at the Rayne Elementary School at a cost of $300 per door. After the change, classroom doors will be locked whenever they are closed.
Similar locks were installed last year on the doors to high school classrooms.
High school marching band drum majors Jacob Cogley and Kayla Stumpf attended the board meeting wearing their new green-and-gold band uniforms. They thanked the directors for purchasing the uniforms, which Cogley said are more comfortable and make Marion Center's band members "look the best we have in years."
Marion Center's marching musicians will be wearing the new uniforms when they host High School Band Night this evening at the Indiana County Fair.
In other actions the directors:
• On a split vote approved the district's participation in the Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS), as requested by the Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission. PAYS is a voluntary and anonymous survey on how youth view their communities. It is conducted every two years among students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12.
The survey questions students on drug and alcohol use, bullying and other anti-social behavior and assesses risk factors in their communities. The data collected is used by the commission and the school districts in grant applications.
• Authorized the architectural and engineering firm of HHSDR to prepare documents for the replacement of the domestic water boiler and hot water supply and return valves for the water system at the high school-McCreery Elementary School campus. The boiler may be replaced next summer.
• Agreed to pay Gordon Davis, of Northern Cambria, $6,200 to remove or prune about 20 trees at the high school-McCreery campus.
• Agreed to participate with other school districts in a new network and allow limited advertisements to be placed on the school district's website. Thought Process Enterprises, of Ellwood City, solicits the ads from local and regional businesses, does the design work and handles the invoicing, all for a share of the advertising revenue.
The districts retain the right to filter out any ads they do not want on the websites.
• Gave district superintendent Dr. Frank Garritano a satisfactory review rating for his 2012-13 contract year. Garritano received an overall rating of above average and he achieved performance goals contained in his contract for the 2012-13 contract year, including helping to deliver a balanced budget for the district.
• Appointed directors Ronald Oswald and Charles Glasser to be voting delegates to the Pennsylvania School Boards Association Assembly.
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St. Mary Parish312 S State St
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Bridgewood Resort Hotel1000 Cameron Way
Neenah, WI 54956, US
"What can I say? This place was awesome! Stella was great throughout the planning process, and the managers on-site the day of were wonderful. Everything went on without a hitch, and the guests loved it - especially the patio outside the ballroom and the late night snacks. As for the rooms - they were top notch. We had a whirlpool suite, which was heavenly after a busy day. The breakfast the next morning was delicious."
Days Inn of Fox Cities495 S. Green Bay Rd.
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Pullman's Restaurant619 S Olde Oneida St
Appleton, WI 54915, US
"Isaac's parents planned the Rehearsal Dinner, but from what I could tell, Pullman's did a wonderful job. They made a personalized menu for us and were so accomodating. They even brought out a piece of cake (at my request) so we could sing Happy Birthday to my sister. The food was absolutely delicious and got raves from the guests."
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strongpieman (156) Mount Airy, Maryland | November 13, 2016
Visited while on business in the nearby area. A nice place to visit - definitely more than beer. Beer itself was just okay. Service was good, prices as would be expected in Sweden.
Holmen1 (187) Stavanger, Norway | July 22, 2015
An interesting but fairly limited selection of Swedish craft beers, and a huge selection of whiskies (if youre so inclined- prices by the centiliter, varying from SEK 30 to SEK 1800, no kidding!). Friendly and knowledgeable bartender. Didnt try the food, altough the menu did look tempting. If you visit Gamla Stan, its probably a good idea to pop inside for a beer or two.
Mathieu87 (328) Brussels, Belgium | June 28, 2015
I really really dont get why this place is so high up there... Mainly a whiskey place. The beers we had from draught were horrible!! And it wasnt because those were bad brews, it was because they were already on tap for waaay to long, or due to bad tap cleaning. Anyways, two worst beers I had in 5 days. Its quite expensive to pay 18 euro for 2 horrible beers. The only good thing about this place is the atmosphere. Would never go back.
hammarsten22 (1) , Sweden | February 5, 2015
This is the best place in the world to get good beer, fine whisky and wonderful food. The best service you can get. I love it
Nische (50) Stockholm, Sweden | January 31, 2015
Decent selection of swedish craft beer on tap, but more focused on whisky (which they have an insanely huge selection of). Nice place with good food and efficient service.
AndySnow (266) Huddinge , Sweden | January 31, 2015
Modern interior that is rather cozy and laidback. Mostly focused on whiskey, but has a decent selection of beer. Mostly local craft beers. Situated a short walk from the beer pubs on Södermalm and on the way to the ones in the city.
alex_leit (110) Minsk, Belarus | January 19, 2015
Good place with nice tap selection of Swedish craft beers, very friendly bartenders, some expensive - its Stockholm.
Leini (44) , Sweden | January 11, 2015
Mainly focused, obviously, on whisky, but they also have a nice tap selection.
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t0rin0 (1529) Do Not Resuscitate, California | September 29, 2013| Updated September 30, 2013
Visited September 2012 with womencantsail, chinoskillzian, and vsxsv.
Home of the "tooth blackening system" this is located in an alley full of tourist shops supplying all the knickknacks and trinkets you can handle, and then some. There are also plenty of candy shops around too. Then there is this. If youre into whiskey this is the right place to be in Stockholm. Im not, though they do have a few dozen taps carrying some of the better beers Scandinavia has to to offer. Well, they arent all good, but theyre certainly interesting. The tooth blackening system mentioned above is the house beer that they carry which is a heavily roasted/ashy (Larry) beer that stains the glass it resides in. It wasnt terrible but I dont like chewing on charred wood. The atmosphere is great here and from the sounds of it they do live music which could make this a really fun place to hang out.


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About this recipe: Sliced onions are dipped in a simple batter and then deep fried to a crisp golden brown. Serve with your favourite dipping sauce - anything from ketchup to aioli. For those people who can't use booze!
Great idea, making a start already, but not sure which flour to use; plain, self-raising, or some other flour. Could someone plz help. Thx - 04 Mar 2014
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After countless spottings, rumors, and teasers, the Nike Air Yeezy officially made its debut yesterday to sneaker enthusiasts and fashionistas worldwide. Showcasing its broad appeal and historic importance, the release drew massive lines globally at the limited accounts who were fortunate enough to carry them. With the first colorway of three long gone, we take a look at various Air Yeezy launches worldwide including Thailand, the Philippines, Singapore, Los Angeles, Chicago and Canada.
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Football 101: Bunch and reverse packages
Updated: November 7, 2003, 1:56 PM ETBy Bob Davie | Special to ESPN.com
New trends and strategies are developed and implemented every year in college football. If one program has success with a new scheme or concept, you can be sure that others will soon add it to their attack. While some trends are subtle and others more obvious, change is the one certainty in the constant attempt to be successful.
Bunch formation
In today's class, we will explore two new trends in college football that most offenses now utilize: the bunch formation and the reverse and fake reverse packages.
Bunch formation
Over the past 10 years, the big offensive trend has been to use formations to spread the field as wide as possible. With wide receivers stretching the field, the defense is forced to spread out, creating space and causing mismatches in the open field. The bunch formation is a new change-up to the spread offense and works in exactly the opposite manner.
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Lake water quality could be altered by heavy rain
It's no surprise that this summer's extensive rainfall has sent a surge of water and sediment into our local lakes.
In some cases, you may have found them murkier and dirtier than usual. News 5 asked the experts if there's any cause for concern for your family's health.
A sunny day on the lake is a refreshing escape from one of the rainiest summers on record, but what did all that rainfall leave behind?
Boone Lake dock owner Ferren Hicks said that's a question he's concerned about when it comes to his grandchildren. "I've got a shower out front. I make them run though it [to] get the stuff off of them just as soon as they come up out of the water," Hicks told News 5.
Dr. Phil Scheuerman with ETSU's Department of Environmental Health told us lake lovers do need to be aware of the added risks that come with excessive rainfall. "We still [have] a lot of water standing. It's not draining away," said Dr. Scheureman.
Dr. Schueurman said it's what that rainwater first washed over that causes most concern. "Animal waste [and] the nutrients are two big issues. E. coli is the one everybody sort of focuses on, because it's the main indicator we use whether or not there's been animal waste pollution or human pollution," Dr. Scheureman said.
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation actually tests for E. coli levels on our local watersheds, so News 5 went to the local office to get the latest statistics.
Mark Braswell, TDEC's external affairs director for the Johnson City field office, told us E. coli levels were last collected in late June on Boone Lake. "The highest number we received back from our lab was about 22 most probable numbers per 100 milliliters. The recreational standard for people using water to swim in is 126 most probable units, so that's about five times less," Braswell said.
Even so, doctors warn no matter when you're in a lake you should always be cautious, because you can still get sick. "That can be a stomach bug, which is the most common, with diarrhea illnesses. You can also get skin infections, ear infections, [and] respiratory infections," said Dr. Stephen May with the Sullivan County Regional Health Department.
Dr. May's advice is to try not to swallow lake water, and like Hicks, wash it off your body as soon as you get out.
An interesting fact Mark Braswell with TDEC also told us: water quality levels have improved dramatically over the past few decades thanks to municipal, infrastructure, and technological improvements.


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For All Who Love the Game
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BeschreibungEVERY WOMAN CAN PLAY GREAT GOLF Known in the world of golf as one of the game's greatest teachers, Harvey Penick worked with U.S. Open winners, great champions, and five out of the thirteen women who are members of the LPGA Hall of Fame. Mickey Wright, Sandra Palmer, Betsy Rawls, Kathy Whitworth, Judy Rankin, and Betty Jameson all had the privilege and honor of working with Penick. While he was proud of their success and achievements, Penick took just as much pleasure from the accomplishments of the countless women who came to him hoping only to be able to hit a ball in the air for the very first time. In For All Who Love the Game, Harvey shares the lessons he's learned from female golfers: techniques to help women gain greater physical and psychological power, advice on the perfect swing, and tips for developing areas of the game where women can and should outplay their male counterparts. Interwoven with Penick's ever-present blend of common sense and insight, For All Who Love the Game is a gift to every woman who wants to enjoy the game of golf to its fullest.
Untertitel: Lessons and Teachings for Women. 21:B&W 5. 06 x 7. 81 in or 198 x 129 mm Perfect Bound on White w/Gloss Lam. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Simon & Schuster
Erscheinungsdatum: Oktober 1999
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By Scott Goldfine · June 30, 2009 · Stanley CSS has been conspicuous in its drive to be the leading national security systems and monitoring provider. But beneath the bravado lies a company built on pleasing customers, empowering employees and philanthropic pursuits, virtues that made it an SSI Installer of the Year.
Scott Goldfine · July 13, 2015 · Like a patient seeking the best possible care, Lakeland Regional Health consulted industry leaders for a cutting-edge security system upgrade. Stanley Security stepped in with a smart, sensible and cost-effective plan, helping the firm to win a Security Sales & Integration Integrated Installation of the Year trophy.
SSI Staff · October 13, 2015 · STANLEY Security unveils its first industry-based version of the newly launched STANLEY Insights Professional Services and Analytics Solutions Software, specifically tailored to gather, analyze and drive operational performance that the company says will directly impact the success of STANLEY Security's retail customers.
SSI Staff · May 22, 2015 · Recent comments made by Stanley Chairman and CEO John Lundgren may indicate the company is exploring a security business spinoff to boost its share price.
Rodney Bosch · November 16, 2015 · Stanley Security says it will continue to operate the wholesale monitoring provider independently as it launches new marketing initiatives and other programs to help dealers grow.
By Scott Goldfine · June 30, 2010 · In a project demanding immense skill, Stanley Convergent Security Solutions (CSS) blends a multitude of old and new systems into a thoroughly integrated solution controllable from a single command point. The company marshals the full measure of its considerable resources to exceed the expectations of Indiana's Conseco Fieldhouse, subsequently winning SSI's 2010 Integrated Installation of the Year Award.
November 02, 2009 · Stanley Works, the parent company of Stanley Security Solutions, has agreed to buy Black & Decker Corp. for about $3.5 billion, combining the two largest U.S. toolmakers in an ...
SSI Staff · May 05, 2015 · Stanley Security will provide installation of security systems, as well as accompanied support services, at each of Arizona State University's primary campuses, as well as satellite campuses in Washington, D.C. and Santa Monica, Calif.
June 30, 2011 · Stanley Convergent Security Solutions (CSS) was hired to provide an advanced solution for Sony Digital Audio Disc Corp. (Sony DADC) that would update the facility's outdated systems and deliver a solid return on investment (ROI).
By Rodney Bosch · May 31, 2008 · In the time since the inaugural SAMMY Award prize was bestowed one evening in 1995, a select few companies have distinguished themselves as perennial finalists, while fewer still have taken home multiple trophies in the same year. But only one company can tout itself as victor of the rigorous ...
June 27, 2011 · As it strives to expand globally, Stanley Black & Decker placed a $1.2 billion cash bid for systems integrator Niscayah.
SSI Staff · December 21, 2016 · Stanley plans to retain its commercial electronic security and automatic doors businesses.
By Rodney Bosch and Arlen Schweiger · June 02, 2015 · Victorious sales & marketing best practices implemented by installing security contractors across North America highlight the 20th Annual SAMMY Awards in Las Vegas. Find out which companies earned top honors, plus there are lots of takeaway nuggets within to sharpen your own marketing undertakings.
Rodney Bosch · July 15, 2016 · The deal is said to expand the reach and capabilities of Stanley Security Canada's residential and small commercial business.
SSI Staff · April 14, 2015 · Diebold, Bates Security, Protection 1 and Stanley Security were big winners at Security Sales & Integration's 20th annual SAMMY Awards.


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BeschreibungCrime tops the headlines, leads the evening news, and is a focus of every election. But what causes crime? Is there a more rational way to address it than by law-and-order crusades?
In this fact-filled, sweeping treatment, George Winslow takes on every aspect of the topic, from the streets to the suites. Unlike conventional accounts, Capital Crimes places the issue in the context of a larger political economy. From the Burmese heroin trade to homicide, from the capital flight that has generated crime in inner cities to corporate money-laundering schemes, Capital Crimes shows how economic forces and elite interests have shaped both the world of crime and society's response to it.
Based upon extensive research and interviews, Capital Crimes presents a comprehensive alternative to a "lock 'em up" approach that has produced a gargantuan prison-industrial complex without coming to terms with the root of crime.
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I took Mrs. SColdtimer to El Cholo's after practice on Sunday. I've been bringing her to ball games since 1966. She's attended hundreds of games and practices I've participated in and thousands of games and practices I've watched. She was a Pantherette for Long Beach Jordan's drill team when we met, and I had just finished high school at Long Beach Millikan.
Both of our dads taught us how to love and how to work. My love for USC goes back to 1951 when I attended my first game and practice. Some things have changed a lot. Some things haven't. The grass sure is a lot nicer now, and the fence is taller out on Howard Jones field. USC just laid out the new turf and it looks like the fairways at Augusta National in Georgia where they play the Masters each year.
I've been asked a lot of questions at practice over the past two days, but I think Mrs SColdtimer asked me the best one. "How do you think the 2009 team will stack up against the others in this great streak since 2002?"
Let me give you my Take after watching practice this spring, workouts, and now two days of practice with just shorts and helmets. I'll do it quickly by each unit and then a look at the true freshmen.
Quarterbacks: I like all three. Aaron Corp is very consistent. Matt Barkley is more aggressive. Matt goes through his reads quickly and can make all the big throws. Mitch Mustain has started quickly. I would put this group ahead of where the USC QBs were in 2003 when Leinart and Cassell were 1 and 2. I'd put them far ahead of Booty and Sanchez back in '06 when Booty got his first start. Carson Palmer in 2002 and Leinart in 2004-5 of course were ahead.
Running Backs: I'm always looking for that great one to break out of all the good ones USC has. But I'm confident Joe McKnight is going to have a great year. He's strong and healthy and can do magical things. Stafon Johnson and C.J. Gable are also going to have great years. Allen Bradford is ready to breakout as well. I think as a group we are going to see USC's rushing average come close to what we saw in 2005. Marc Tyler will have a breakout year in 2010.
Fullbacks: Stanley Havili can do it all. DJ Shoemate has shown himself as an excellent runner and pass receiver. Adam Goodman is a hardnosed blocker. This year's FB compare favorably with any group Carroll has had.
Offensive Line: This year's group has 7 players with 500-700 playing minutes. They are deep and talented and compare favorably with any of the offensive lines in the Pete Carroll era. Certainly they are the deepest with two starters from last year, RT Butch Lewis and RG Alex Parsons, currently backing up RT Tyron Smith and RG Nick Howell. This could be the best OL in CFB this year and compares favorably with other great lines Carroll has had.
Tight Ends: Anthony McCoy probably won't approach Fred Davis' numbers of a few years ago because of the strength and talent of the WRs and FBs, but he's a very talented blocker and receiver. Rhett Ellison is one of the most consistent performers on the entire Trojan's team. Blake Ayles is still nursing a sore knee, but has had two good days of practice. I like this group a lot.
Wide Receivers: Damian Williams and Ronald Johnson are as good a pair as any in college football. I was impressed yesterday and Saturday with how well Brice Butler runs his routes. David Ausberry will probably be the third receiver and has had two great days of practice so far. Watch out for Jordan Cameron. He's bulked up during the offseason. He's USC's tallest receiver and has been brilliant so far in practice.
Defensive Line: In a 10 play stretch on Sunday the defense had 6 sacks, 2 pressures and allowed one completion. When this group turns up the heat, watch out. WDE Malik Jackson, who was sick Saturday showed what a burner he is on Sunday. I loved the defensive line in 2003 and 2004, but these guys are deeper. NT Loni Fangupo is off to a rocket start. SDE Armond Armstead and WDE Everson Griffen will have big years.
Linebackers: Losing Luthur Brown and Frankie Telfort is a blow. But there is a lot more speed in 2009. SLB Michael Morgan, MLB Chris Galippo, and WLB Malcom Smith know how to play hard and play together. Jordan Campbell was praised by Ken Norton. Campbell could see as much time on the field as the above three. MLB Jarvis Jones looks like he's been around a long time. SLB Kevin Greene has to learn a new position, but he's 250, runs a 4.5 40, and there's no harder worker on the practice field.
Defensive Backs: This 2009 version is the best secondary in the nation. If SS Will Harris and FS Drew McAllister were the starting safeties, they would be the best tandem in the Pac-10. Cornerbacks Shareece Wright and Kevin Thomas have loads of experience and TJ Bryant is coming on strong. All three have good press coverage, good footwork and are sure tacklers. FS Taylor Mays and SS Josh Pinkard should be in the NFL. This is Carroll's best secondary.
There is a big boost in speed on defense. Special Teams: Punter Jacob Hafman has shown a big time leg in two days of practice. I haven't seen him kickoff. Kickers Joe Houston and Jordan Congdon were dead even after fine springs. Coach Brian Schneider had the team working on punt coverage Saturday and kickoff coverage Sunday. If McKnight can show he can hold onto the ball he could be a great punt returner. USC led the nation in kickoff returns last year.
I haven't seen enough yet to know how this year's special teams will stand, but the Trojan's should be great in coverage this year with their depth, talent and speed. I love the new sense of purpose and focus in practice on special teams.
True freshmen: QB Matt Barkley is the best I've ever seen at USC at this time in their career. WDE Devon Kennard and NT/DT Loni Fangupo are off to terrific starts. MLB Jarvis Jones looks like a good one out there. It's too early to know for sure, but it doesn't look like USC missed on any of these new players. Some like Kevin Greene have to learn new positions. But it's a hardworking, focused group of youngsters.
Penalties: Carroll stopped practice Sunday after several penalties, drew the team together and said, "this is not what we are about at USC." I hope that is true after so many years of lacking discipline in this area.
A tough schedule and a new QB: I like this 2009 USC football team. I'd like it more if Mark Sanchez had come back. Carroll doesn't want to even acknowledge that 6 of USC's first 9 games are on the road to some very tough opponents and in very tough venues.
Pete Carroll said, "I don't care about that stuff, because it has nothing to do with us winning. It's not about who whether we play all ranked teams, or in the Midwest, up North, in the rain or the snow, or what color jerseys the other team is wearing. It's always about us, and it's about what we can control. That is all we are concerned with."
I am concerned. I like the talent, speed and depth of this year's team. I don't like facing a killer schedule with a new QB. This year may be USC's toughest hill to climb since the Pete Carroll era.
Who's better than the 2009 USC Trojans? Maybe no one is. It will be fun finding out.
Josh Pinkard teams up with Taylor Mays to give USC the best safety duo in the nation.


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The Office: January 31 clips
Here are two sneak peeks and a promo of The Office episodes airing January 31.
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Do we know all these people?
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Wow. Never thought I'd see Eric Wareheim on an episode of The Office…
Also pretty sure that's Badger!
- Nate M.
so we have Rolf, not sure on the second guy, Trevor, Mose, Zeke (Dwight's cousin and brother of Mose? I mean, the beard…), Not sure on the sixth guy, Hide, and Dwight's babysitter/lover.
Sounds awesome! I love Trevor! He better bring more receipts.
- matt
Eric Wareheim???? This is a MUST SEE FOR ME.
- mari
wow. just. wow. thursday can't come fast enough this week.
- Jessie
No Nate? I really wanted him to be there.
- Rob
I'm pretty sure I saw Troy (played by Noel Potek) in there, too, sitting next to Dwight's babysitter.
- lynn
I think that Clark will get the sales job, but wouldn't it be great if David Wallace hired Todd Packer instead!
- Bruce G
Nothing about Jim or Pam. Just got to wait for Thursday!!!
- remember to call
Really, no Nate? And no, I don't think we know ALL those people. This is quite obviously the episode where we first meet the extended Schrute clan: Mose is there, along with a look-alike (Mose's brother, I presume), as well as a couple of Dwight's friends who we have met, and some (maybe even relatives?) who we haven't.
Just as Greg Daniels was hoping would happen this year, we just have to wait and see.
- Stuart Thornton
I know it's dangerous to assume from such a short clip, but the only scenario I can picture in which Jim is jumping on a SINGLE bed like that and showing off a room would be that he has moved out on Pam. I hope I'm wrong.
- Victor
They might be pushing The romance down The stairs. If it is their goal to make us think that, they are achieving it.
- Carla
Stuart – don't worry, the description of the "Vandalism" ep says that Darryl & Jim are sharing an apt. in Philly while working for Athlead. I'm guessing that's what it is. And he sure wouldn't be smiling if it was a break-up w/ Pam.
- keith
Okay. Who on the cast likes to xerox their butt? Kevin. Remember the Christmas party he did that at? Maybe he's the vandal???
- lynn
Are we suppose to get that Pam's mural really isn't that great – not bad, but not great. Like it shows potential but she followed Nellie's ideas too closely.
Pam's been playing everything safe, and it's costing her. Someone vandalizing her generic mural could push her towards more expressive work. A little righteous anger beats a ton of self-doubt. Throw on a coat or two of primer, Pam, and start fresh!


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Infinova Goes Public With IPO on Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Video surveillance systems provider Infinova has announced that the company has been taken public and is now listed on the Shenzhen stock exchange in China ...
January 6, 2011
MONMOUTH JUNCTION, N.J. — Video surveillance systems provider Infinova has announced that the company has been taken public and is now listed on the Shenzhen stock exchange in China.
The company says an initial public offering (IPO) raised $300 million, which it will use to grow both organically and through acquisitions, as well as enhance its R&D efforts. Infinova estimates its market value to be $1.2 billion.
Infinova elected to list itself on the Shenzhen stock exchange because it is one of the top IPO markets globally that will allow the company to attract more investment funds, according Infinova CEO Dr. Jeffrey Liu.
"We look forward to strengthening our global position as the integrator's manufacturer," says Liu. "As a result of this IPO, Infinova can even better support our integrators and partners by delivering video systems that meet their customers' business needs."
Infinova provides core equipment for video control rooms, megapixel, IP and analog surveillance cameras, fiber optic communications products and customized systems. Among its larger clients, the Port of Miami, the Panama Canal, Romania's Petromidia refinery and the Bangalore (India) toll surveillance system.
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THE COVER EP on Acoustic Cafe and radio stations across the country!
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We hope your summers have been as fantastico as ours!
Benyaro's summer "EP Release" tour was a huge success highlighted by incredible shows with Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers, Langhorne Slim & The Law, Jessica Lea Mayfield, and Robert Randolph & The Family Band. You can see pics from those shows here.
And after 5 weeks of AAA (Adult Album Alternative) / Americana radio promotion, we find The Cover EP getting spun on radio stations across the country and great feedback is pouring in! Here are a few lines —
"Soulful and inventive interpretations of some of the greatest songs ever written! Whether it's Sam Cooke or Moby, Benyaro brings their unique spin to their versions on The Cover EP"
– Rob Reinhart, producer of Acoustic Cafe
"The Cover EP is like an archeological expedition where Benyaro unearths the bones of our musical past, both well-known and forgotten, bringing them back to light in their most essential form. The duo not only does justice to these songs, but also gives them new life."
– Joe Kendrick, Music Director, WNCW 88.7 FM (Spindale/Boone/Charlotte, NC)
"Bold acoustic arrangements of familiar (& not so familiar) tunes done with such panache it makes you re-think the originals."
– Gary Dickerson, WRFL 88.1 FM (Lexington, KY)
"Benyaro's new Cover EP delivers an interesting selection of songs with a distinct sound of clarity, soul and passion."
– Grady Kirkpatrick, Wyoming Public Radio
"On The Cover EP, Benyaro masterfully recreates six momentous songs, each invigorated by the band's vocal and musical style. While keeping the mood of the originals, Benyaro also put themselves forward, making this one of the most successful cover albums of the year."
– Chenoa Roseberry, Somewhere in Texas Radio – KISU 91.1 FM (Pocatello, ID)
List of stations spinning The Cover EP
Acoustic Cafe – Ann Arbor, MI (syndicated to 90+ stations each week) – www.acafe.com
CHMR – St. John's, Canada – http://www.mun.ca/chmr/
KAFM – Grand Junction, CO – http://kafmradio.org/
KAOS – Olympia, WA – http://www.kaosradio.org/
KBRP – Bisbee, AZ – www.kbrpradio.com/
KDHX – St. Louis, MO – http://kdhx.org/
KHOL – Jackson, WY – www.jhcr.org/
KMHD2 – Gresham, OR – www.facebook.com/amusicrevolution
KMTN – Jackson, WY – kmtnthemountain.com/
KNOM – Nome, AK – www.knom.org/
KOPN – Columbia, MO – http://www.kopn.org/
KRCB – Rohnert Park, CA (Freight Train Boogie) – http://freighttrainboogie.com/
KRVB – Boise, ID – www.riverinteractive.com/
KRZA – Alamosa, CO – www.krza.org/
KUWJ – WY Public radio (across WY) – wyomingpublicmedia.org/
KWCR – Ogden, UT – 881weberfm.org/
KWMR – Pt. Reyes Station, CA – www.kwmr.org/
KZMU – Moab, UT – www.kzmu.org/
NVWR – Reno, NV – www.wolfpackradio.org/
RLC – Piscataway, NJ – thecore.rutgers.edu/
WBWC – Berea, OH – wbwc.com/
WERU -2 – East Orland, ME – https://weru.org/
WGLS – Glassboro, NJ – wgls.rowan.edu/
WKDU – Philadelphia, PA – wkdu.org/
WMNF – Tampa, FL – www.wmnf.org/
WMUA – Amherst, MA – no website
WNCW – Spindale, NC – wncw.org/
WRFL -1 – Lexington, KY – wrfl.fm/
WRKC – Wilkes-Barre, PA – wrkc.kings.edu/
WTCC – Springfield, MA – www.wtccfm.org/
Thank you to all these stations!!
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I've put in a new water pump, new radiator, new fan switch, and 'burped' the system after warm. Any thoughts?
Also noticed some squeeks from the belts when turning the steering wheel. Could the h2o pump belt be slipping?
I've put in a new water pump, new radiator, new fan switch, and 'burped' the system after warm. Any thoughts?
Also noticed some squeeks from the belts when turning the steering wheel. Could the h2o pump belt be slipping?
The pic above shows the gauge when driving. Idling in stop and go traffic it can rise even higher than this. If I keep the car moving it stays in the range shown in the photo.
Yeah I'm having similar problems as well. Mine while I'm driving over 40 mph stays generally in the middle, but when I come to a long stop light it shoots up to about 3/4 of the way. I'm to the point of replacing the whole system minus the water pump.
I'm a mechanical engineer, not a mechanic. I know why it works, not how.
have you verified that the fan is running?
and that it is running at the right time?
chevy runs derp.
I know the fan runs when I **** the car off. Not sure if it runs while in motion.
chevy runs derp.
Drove the car around for a bit, got out with the car running and checked the fan: it was running.
P/S / h2o pump belt does need to be tightened, but it's still spinning the h2o pump.
Bad temp sensor?
its either bad flow of air through the radiator...... a bad thermostat whicH i doubt or the impeller in the water pump is rotting away
Have you double checked to see that the coolant is full? I have found that after the first fill and then running the car, that the car will overheat and there will be no coolant in the reservoir because it displaced any air in the system. Then I would refill the reservoir and it is fine. If it were me, I would remove the restrictor from the hose going to the reservoir, and idle the car after it has cooled off for a while with the reservoir cap off until there is a study stream of coolant into the reservoir. Top it off, then close the reservoir before it boils over, and see if things are better.
Are you 100% sure there are no leaks? Mine ran at similar temps after my swap was done. I had seen a very small coolant leak from the waterpump area, turned out the plastic thermostat housing was slightly warped where it mated to the pump causing a tiny leak and not allowing the system to build up the necessary pressure for proper operating temps. Got a new one from the dealer and temps dropped down exactly where they needed to be. Just wanted to give my experience. Make sure you burp it really well too, 16Vs are know to be a little difficult, I filled mine through the top hose.
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Drove car Thurs, ran hot.
Drove car Fri, ran hot, burped system, topped off fluid.
Drove car Sat, ran cooler. Burped system again.
Topped off coolant this morning. Car ran cool for 30 minutes, then ran hot. Burped system. Topped off when cool.
Drove 40 minutes, stayed cool (only slightly above mid-point on gauge). Burped system once more and only needed to add small amount of coolant after engine cooled.
I'll monitor over the next few days.
just my 2 cents, but, have you tried burping your cooling system with the car on ramps/tilted up. i've only have to do this once when i drained my nasty looking worn out coolant, and have never had it running hot as you described. good luck though. and i topped my coolant off the upper rad hose also with the reservoir at full level.
Stop trying to "race" 300+ hp T50 Volvos...
"Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world. Unreasonable people attempt to adapt the world to themselves. All progress, therefore, depends on unreasonable people."
-George Bernard Shaw
Looks normal to me if you're in stop and go traffic. Even if you let it sit at idle the temp will go up until the fan kicks in and the needle with go up and down with each cycle.
When I'm in stop and go traffic with AC on and fan is running on high the temp stays in the middle pretty much.
I wouldn't worry about it unless your temp light is coming on.
How's your oil temp?
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Car is running nice and cool now. It appears there was some air in the system that had to be worked out. I've 'burped' it at least 4 times total. Each time less and less coolant was needed to top it off with (when the engine was cold).
There is a leak somewhere; it appears to be from the cap. Drove it at lunch, stayed nice and cool, but when pulling back into the garage at work I smelled coolant. Sure enough, there's a small amount near the cap. I'll pick up a new one and see if this cure's the problem. If not I'll keep looking.
I'm also going to do a full flush of the system and topping off with entirely new coolant.
Whelp car overheated today. I've been driving it daily for 2+ weeks now and the car has run nice and cool. Had to run errands in it at lunch and on the drive home it overheated. The guage slowly krept up and the light started blinking. I pulled over immediately and let it cool then drove the last 1.5 mile home.
It appears the car acts up after being driven more than 40 minutes. What would cause that? Note: I have NOT replaced the coolant cap. Most of my drives are 30 minutes or less, but it's when I have to drive the car for extended periods that it overheats. Today I drove it 10 minutes to the BMV, then 25 minutes to the Title Agency, was there for 15 or 20 minutes, then on the way home it ran hot, and 20 minutes later it overheated.
Once again, the car has a new radiator, new waterpump. It also has a valve cover gasket leak, but I can't imagine that would cause it to overheat.
Car almost overheated on a 15 minute drive home tonight. I don't get it: why did it drive fine for 2 weeks, then start acting up again?
Not sure if this will make a huge difference but have you checked if you are getting good flow back to your overflow reservoir. Those small inlet hoses at the top can "melt" closed on the reservoir. Mine melted shut and blew the coolant level sensor out of the threads on top of the reservoir...it split at the top of the threads below the hex flange.
Could also be a faulty or wrong temp thermostat. I've seen new ones fail so don't discount that.
As the car is running coolant should be coming out the spout at the top of the tank, right? If so, it's not coming out.
Took this video, car is running (duh), engine is WARM:
So I've got to believe its a bad thermostat (even though it's brand new) or a clog somewhere.