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This video from Geoffrey Smith and his team of virologists at Imperial College London shows how vaccinia virus spreads through cells. What's interesting about this is that when the virus leaves one cell in search of another to infect, vaccinia would bounce off of or hop over cells that were alre... Read More
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In doing so, they suffocated the Horned Frogs to the lowest output in a half for an opponent since the 2003-04 season when they limited Arkansas-Pine Bluff to just nine points.
TCU's miniscule 11 points in the opening frame came on just 4-of-24 shooting.
"Good, good start to the ball game defensively," said OU head coach Lon Kruger. "I thought our guys really came out pretty sharp, pretty focused. Good effort."
Meanwhile, OU poured it on with a 36-point offensive barrage to go up by 25 at intermission.
"Offensively a little slow paced there early, but when we got that going a little bit, I thought pretty consistent start to finish," Kruger said.
Though TCU heated up some to eventually shoot 30 percent from the field, the Sooners maintained that lead throughout the remainder of the contest.
Again, OU shot the ball well, hitting 50 percent—29-of-58, to be exact—of its attempts.
And it was an evenly spread scoring distribution, with seven players scoring at least eight points and only two finishing in double figures.
Forwards Amath M'Baye and Romero Osby served as those two with 12 and 11 points, respectively.
"A lot of different guys making good plays for each other, and coming off the emotional win on Saturday, kind of interesting to see how we'd bounce back and thought they handled that very well, as they've done for the most part all season," Kruger said. "So, a lot of guys played well and that's a good thing."
Three players did so for the Horned Frogs in their hapless offensive effort.
Forward DeVonta Abron led the way with 12, while guard Kyan Anderson added 11 and forward Connell Crossland finished with 10.
TCU actually outrebounded OU 35-34 after trailing in that battle 21-16 at half.
But the Sooners, who posted 11 assists to just seven for the Horned Frogs, won just about every other battle.
As much as stats can tell about this game, though, the major storyline took place late in the second half, when freshman guard Buddy Hield came down awkwardly after a free throw.
OU's energy man known for strumming his air guitar during games and always having a smile on his face broke a toe in his right foot.
"It's not good," Kruger said. "You know, Buddy's got a fracture in the fifth metatarsal in that right foot, so we'll discuss the options tomorrow or later tonight and see where that goes. But it'll be a while before Buddy gets back and guys are [disappointed].
"I mean, Buddy—he loves to play obviously and it hurts everyone when that's taken away, so we're disappointed by that.
Kruger said immediately after the game on the radio that Hield could be out four to five weeks, meaning he'll miss the remainder of the conference season as well as possibly part of the Big 12 Conference Tournament and even the NCAA Tournament should OU make it there.
Winners of two straight after dropping a pair in a row, OU (16-7, 7-4 Big 12) now hopes to continue its streak without Hield when it takes on Bedlam rival Oklahoma State at 12:30 p.m. CT Saturday in a rematch at Gallagher-Iba Arena.
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- I heard some talk a while back about ways to get automake to shut up. It turns out it now can, using a new silent mode.
It involves adding the following to configure.ac:
m4_ifdef([AM_SILENT_RULES], [AM_SILENT_RULES])(using m4_ifdef so that the script continues to work with automake 1.10 and older)
And passing the --enable-silent-rules flag to configure. Of course, it also involves updating your infrastructure to support automake 1.11, and prepending something like $(AM_V_GEN) on any custom Makefile actions you have .. but these are technicalities
In fact, this autotools mythbuster document has a couple of other gems, such as how to implement non-recursive automake correctly.
- Been using my new Thinkpad X40 for a while. It's nice having a computer new enough to run compiz. It's also nice having a notebook with a 2 hour battery life, so I can take it up a hill and sit coding for longer than it took me to get there. I installed the Karmic beta, which keeps warning me that the disk is about to die, presumably because it reports a load cycle count of 92 billion. I take this value with a pinch of salt.
- Less than 24 hours before the summer of code 'pencils down' time. Tomorrow I will post a nice report on all the stuff I have done, it will very be exciting!
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Exodus guitarist Gary Holt recently spoke with Guitar World about filling in for Slayer's Jeff Hanneman, as the latter heals up from his necrotizing fasciitis infection. Read an excerpt below and read the rest here. For more on the Big Four, check revolvermag.com and guitarworld.com regularly as we count down the Big Four Weeks leading up to Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax's concert at Yankee Stadium on September 14.
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Google Creates Affordable Housing Fund
Leena Rao at TechCrunch says "It's unusual for a technology company to get involved with these types of loans; banks and insurance companies usually help fund these credits. While the money doesn't cover the total cost of these developments, these tax credits help them complete a project."
From a press release from U.S. Bank, who will be managing the fund: "The fund includes housing developments in the Midwest, an area where affordable housing investment has lagged in recent years, as well as in the California state where Google's Mountain View headquarters is based. Many of the complexes include a range of one to four-bedroom apartments, and offer a shared laundry facility and community gathering area. In addition to this USBCDC sponsored fund, Google also recently invested in two other low-income housing projects for senior citizens, one in the San Francisco Bay community of Sunnyvale, and the other in the Los Angeles County community of Inglewood."


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The leadership and volunteers at North County Community Food Bank do their vital work with excellence, care, compassion, and efficiency. For many, it is a near thankless job of serving some of the most overlooked members of our community. But clearly nobody here is in it for the praise, they do so out of a desire to make a difference in the lives of others -- to which I say wow! We so appreciate an organization like this leading the way to help people!
This is a very well respected nonprofit serving low income individuals throughout North Clark County Washington. Operated by volunteers and two staff who are very caring, respectful and efficient while serving thousands of individuals every year, Monday through Friday. They are extremely creative in how they offer healthy pantry tastings each month, nutritious cooking courses, educational activities for low income youth, partnering with others in the community to provide school supplies and backpacks to children in need, and the many other things they provide in the community throughout the year. Great group to get involved with as a volunteer, donor or supporter.
In my estimation, great value for the donations made. A good steward of the public's trust with valued leadership and volunteers. Have been a supporter since I moved to Battle Ground
After 'retiring', North County Community Food Bank was my first volunteer experience. It is the best of everything for volunteers. We actually get to interact one on one with clients we help, our ideas and suggestions are immediately taken up with the staff, the volunteers work together as a team and become fast friends. The amount of work and product that we are inspired to get accomplished is truly amazing. As a volunteer, it is fulfilling, fun and we look forward to helping NCCFB a grow!
North County Community Food Bank is a wonderful place where people can go and get help without the fear of being judged or treated poorly. The staff and volunteers are hard working humble people who truly just want to make a difference. They really do help the people of North Clark County!
I have been involved with North County Community Food Bank for about 10 years as a volunteer, board member and community member. They are an organization that leads with compassion and kindness to others while utilizing their resources as efficiently as possible. I am excited to partner with them in the future to help fight hunger in North County
The North Community Food Bank has served the area since the 1980's, always improving to meet the growing needs of those in need. The many volunteers who make the organization what it is are truly the lifeblood that connects which each of those that are served. The number of individuals and families needing the NCCFB's services has never been higher. They have added community gardening, nutritious cooking, healthy tastings and recipe sharing, shopping on a budget educational courses and so many other creative resources and activities that really make a positive difference. The organization provides a much needed resource to individuals throughout North County.
I have always enjoyed volunteering at my local schools, church or community. I moved to the northwest nine years ago to join family that already lived in Hockinson and brought with me my 2nd daughter and 2 grandsons. From the very beginning I was hearing about the food bank in Battle Ground and always with positive comments. It took awhile but when my schedule allowed some free time and encouragement from long time food bank volunteer Peggy Kirkman, I decided to join the group. What a rewarding experience it has been. Since I first walked through the door 2 years ago, every week I am amazed at the commitment to the community by the people that I work with. It starts with the dedication of Liz and Carol and just flows out from there..... and it is so very, very contagious. The whole focus is getting the food out to those in need and what a great job everyone does. The compassion and dignity that is shown to all that come for assistance is always a major priority and what a blessing that is to see. God willing I pray I will be able to volunteer for many years to come. Maureen Byrne
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NCCFB is GREAT!! I have been a donor and a volunteer for a long time as it is something I really believe in and they do amazing things with a small amount of resources.
I have been a volunteer at the NCCFB since I moved to Battle Ground a little over two years ago. I have worked with much larger food banks, such as Four Square, but they don't come close to the sincere compassion and sense of community that comes from the staff at North Clark County, WA. By working there and greeting clients as they check in, I have had an opportunity to get to know them by their first name. If they don't show up for several weeks, I worry about them and pray for them. Some older senior clients can't see well or don't know what some of the produce items are, or how to prepare them. We are glad to help them with selections and answer questions and they are most appreciative.
I have watched the organization grow so much the building is overcrowded and ready to split at the seams. However, the staff and volunteers just keep on pushing through to serve our clients. For many people in the community, it is their only source of nutrition.
I think of my volunteer efforts as something I am blessed to do. I love how people in the community, church and schools as well as other civic and philanthropic groups come together to help others in need.


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Ancient Egypt is the land of the Pharaohs, a kingdom built on gold as well as a
legend shattered by greed. Now, the Valley of the Kings lies ravaged by war,
drained of its lifeblood as weak men inherit the cherished crown. In the city of
Thebes at the Festival of Osiris, loyal subjects of the Pharaoh gather to pay
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Egypt's economy was sputtering even before a government crackdown on protesters killed more than 500 people. Now, it's come to a screeching halt.
The country's stock market and banks are closed today, and yields on government bonds have spiked. Foreign investors are rushing for the exits, though many can't get out because Egypt's currency can't readily be converted into dollars. Growth, earlier forecast to reach 1.2 percent this year, "is in freefall," and unemployment could rise to 15 percent from its current 13 percent by yearend, predicts Ishaq Siddiqi, a market strategist at ETX Capital in London.
Egypt does have a lifeline—but in some ways, that's the scariest news of all. Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf states have promised some $12 billion in aid to the military-backed interim government that's carrying out the bloody crackdown. Other potential foreign donors, including the International Monetary Fund and the European Union, have backed away. The U.S. has said it hasn't decided whether to continue military and economic aid totaling about $1.5 billion.
That leaves Egypt increasingly dependent on its rich neighbors, who are eager to support the military in keeping a lid on insurgency in the region. The pledged $12 billion "should be enough to get Egypt through a year or so," compensating for a dearth of foreign currency and investment, says Emad Mostaque, a strategist at Noah Capital Markets in London.
But the aid greatly diminishes the prospects for Egypt to restore its economic health, Mostaque says. The military-backed government has no interest in implementing reforms that would make Egypt more competitive and attract foreign investment, he says. "The economy will not be able to create the jobs it requires, and external debt will run up massively."
What's more, the crackdown makes it more probable that Egypt will be the target of terrorist attacks that would decimate the country's already crippled tourist industry, Mostaque says. Tourism revenue, which the government says accounts for more than 11 percent of Egypt's economy, has shriveled since the 2011 ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak.
The likely outcome: more economic misery for a country that has already suffered plenty. "Reconnecting the Egyptian economy with the global economy," international economic law scholar Efraim Chalamish wrote in a recent post on the Roubini Global Economics EconoMonitor blog, "is the only way to encourage growth and build a long-term sustainable recovery."


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I have a Remora coming (if it ever ships) for my SR9c. I can give you an opinion then.
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This is a discussion on SR9c or XD9sc with a Remora? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I have both of these pistols, and I can't make up my mind which one to carry. I shoot them both well. I like the ...
I have both of these pistols, and I can't make up my mind which one to carry. I shoot them both well. I like the lighter weight of the sr9c, but i like the grip of the xd9sc, the little thicker grip. I'm planning on buying another Remora holster for each of them as money allows. I spent wayyy too much on ammo and mags lately :) So, should i get the rigid opening on the Remora, or the standard? And which pistol would you carry if you had the same choice, and why? I'm going with the Remora because I seldom carry all day long, not allowed at work, and i wanted something easy on/off in the vehicle. Thanks!
I have a Remora coming (if it ever ships) for my SR9c. I can give you an opinion then.
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Order a replacement kydex for the other gun for under $20 and try carrying both and see which you like better.
Since it is a concern for you, I can tell you that putting it on and taking it off is pretty easy too...I've had to do it in the car on a few occasions and it was hard to do at all.
Can't help you with your carry choice. I have the SR9C and have thought about carrying it but I love my Walther PPQ too much.
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I really like the Remora so I think I'll send them an email and see what they suggest for me. Thanks!


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When then-Governor Ronald Reagan introduced returning POW John McCain at a speaking engagement in 1974, the future president asked, "Where do we find such men?"
He was speaking of many veterans, when he answered, "We find them in our streets, in the office, the shops and the working places of our country and on the farms."
In other words, President Reagan was referring to ordinary people accomplishing extraordinary things. And it isn't just the men.
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The story behind it involves a convoy that had been ambushed by Taliban fighters in some forsaken mountain pass in Afghanistan. The fight carried on for some time with the Taliban closing in. Frantic radio calls for help seemed to go unanswered. The officer leading the convoy began to expect the worst would happen.
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The other day we were down to our last jar of peanut better with only dribs and drabs left. We had one final piece of bread, as well. So, being the good dad that I am, I decided to make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure the kids got full benefit.
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I have lived here in Willisburg for the last 25 years. It is a little town in North Washington County that many like myself call home.
It all started with a purse.
A very, very expensive purse named "Stevie."
No, really, I'm serious. The very, very expensive purse's name - or its design rather - was "Stevie."
So, obviously, it was the perfect gift for my twin sister to surprise me with on our 30th birthday. You see, I had never been the "expensive purse" type. Give me a cheap handbag from one of our local department stores (or should I say our only department store) and I was good to go. That is, before I was introduced to "Stevie."
The other day, my wife was picking out a newborn baby gift for a friend. It was their first kid. We were at Wal-Mart and she asked me, "Should I get diapers or an outfit?" I replied, "How about duct tape and rubber cement glue instead?"
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The Central Kentucky Youth Actors will be performing Dracula at the Opera House on Friday, Oct. 23 at 7 p.m., and Sunday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. My little girl, Jenny, is in the play, and I'll be watching the Sunday performance. Come on out and see what these kids can do on stage, and we can talk at intermission. That is unless I owe you money or something.
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"The National Franchise of the Year is seen as a role model for other franchisees," says Jerry Beyers, president of ABC Seamless. "A franchise like ABC Seamless of Fredericksburg leads by example with a proven business method and a strong entrepreneurial spirit and has earned the right to be called the National Franchise of the Year."
Miller Custom Exteriors has been an ABC Seamless Franchise for 25 years. "We're very honored to have received this award," said Lorin Miller. "It's a credit to our employees, vendors & customers that we've been able to serve this community well over the past 25 years as an ABC Seamless franchisee and we hope to continue our relationship for many years."
Founded in 1964 as Benton Builders by the late Jacob Miller, Jr., Miller Custom Exteriors specializes in metal & asphalt roof replacement, seamless steel siding & vinyl siding installation, window & door replacement & three season sunrooms. Visit our online showroom at www.millercustomexteriors.com.
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Composed of 95% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Petit Verdot, the stunning, full-bodied 2010 Dominus boasts an exceptional perfume of hoisin sauce, licorice, underbrush, forest floor, plums, black currants and jammy cherries intertwined with hints of cedar, baking spices and oak. Full-bodied and voluptuously textured, the 2010 is on a slightly faster evolutionary track than the 2009 (somewhat of an anomaly for these two vintages). This exquisite as well as prodigious 2010 can be drunk young, but it should age effortlessly for 20-25 years. Bravo!
The 2010 Dominus is one of the unquestioned stars of the evening. While some of the 2010s can be enjoyed young, Dominus is a powerhouse that will require a number of years to soften. It is a bit of a shame the 2010 is served early in this dinner, as it is truly magnificent. Tasted over several hours and into the next day, the 2010 only continued to grow. A wine of baritone-like depth and explosive structure, the Dominus is a long-distance runner. On this night it is dark, imposing and totally vertical in its sense of structure. The firm tannins beg for patience. Today, my impression is that Dominus will be one of the last 2010s to open up. Rating: 98+ Points
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Designed to accompany Teaching 1 & 2 Thessalonians , this book will help you to understand the message there. Angus MacLeay draws us to the challenge of Paul's writings which are as relevant today in our church and the daily life of the believer.
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text: On a Summer's day you can catch people playing a card game, like bridge, to pass the time."It's a wonderful leveler. It's great for the aging brain. And it's a fun game," said Ginger Dewing, the director of the Alzheimer's Association's marathon bridge game.The game is part of the Alzheimer's Association Longest Day Fundrasier.The organizer of the event, Donald Murray, said "There's definitely a theory people who play bridge probably delay Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia."The fundraiser is held on the first day of Summer each year, typically the day with the longest amount of sunshine.It serves as a reminder of the long hours people struggling with the disease and their caregivers go through. It also promotes ways to keep your brain feeling young."Bridge is an exercise of the brain. You jog you feel good, when we play bridge we feel good."There may be some things that can keep your mind active that you haven't though of, such as baking. Members of the Eastern Maine Walk to End Alzheimer's planning committee are serving up for whoopie pies to contribute to the cause.Hospice Liaison at Beacon Hospice, Anne Donovan-Fortier, said "It's to let them know we're thinking of them. We're here and were doing something, something to help."These desserts will be taken to Dover-Foxcroft's Whoopie Pie Festival on Saturday to raise money for the 5k Walk to End Alzheimer's on October 5th.


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In conjunction with the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, recently graduated Canisius women's basketball player Jen Morabito has been selected as one of 13 student-athletes to receive a Victory Scholarship from Sport Changes Life. At Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, Morabito will be able to continue playing basketball, pursue a graduate degree in international studies and perform volunteer work as mentors to disadvantaged youth.
"I couldn't be more grateful and eager for what this upcoming year's adventure may bring as I travel to Ireland with the Victory Scholar Program," Morabito said. "I'm excited to continue playing the sport that has opened up many doors, and that has helped me meet some of my greatest friends.
"This opportunity has certainly exceeded my aspirations, and I look forward to being a positive influence for the youth in Ireland that many of my coaches have been to me while growing up. My thanks go out to all my family, friends, coaches and individuals who have supported me through my life."
As part of an agreement with the MAAC, Sport Changes Life provides two full scholarships each year to MAAC scholar-athletes who wish to pursue advanced study in graduate programs at top universities in Ireland while contributing to community service programs for youth at risk and continuing to play their sport. The "MAAC Sport Changes Life Victory Scholars" will be trained to coach and mentor young people at risk in local communities while gaining and sharing invaluable life experience, as well as progressing their academic and life goals.
Morabito appeared in 116 career games with the Golden Griffins and averaged 7.3 points per game. She ranked fourth in program history with 198 3-pointers and third with a 36.5 career 3-point field goal percentage. Morabito made a 3-pointer in 91 career games and three or more 3-pointers 29 times. She reached double figures 31 times in her career and earned MAAC All-Rookie Team honors as a freshman in 2011.
The Binghamton, N.Y. native was a three-time selection to the MAAC All-Academic Team and graduated with a 3.42 GPA and a degree in marketing. Morabito will complete her Master's degree in health and human performance at Canisius this summer.
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OLYMPICS NOTEBOOK: In-flight magazine doesn't forget 1980
No, they haven't forgotten the 1980 Winter Olympics in Russia. Then again, it would be a miracle if they had.
The in-flight magazine of Russian airline Aeroflot offered a breakdown this month of past Winter Games, with blurbs on each and of course including the 1980 Lake Placid Games. The 2002 Salt Lake City Games also got a less-than-rave review, though that was mainly in regard to the figure skating scoring scandal and some prominent doping matters.
The harshest words, by far, were reserved for the 1980 games.
"The Lake Placid Olympics," the paragraph begins, "was one of the most poorly organized."
It goes on to talk about how venues weren't completed in time and how the athletes' village was built in what would eventually become a prison (which is true).
Then came a nod to the Cold War. "The Americans used the games to wage a propaganda campaign in support of a boycott of the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow," the passage read. "Despite the harsh psychological setting, Soviet athletes performed notably."
There was no mention of one of the most polarizing moments of any Olympics: USA 4, USSR 3 in men's hockey, the "Miracle on Ice" game.
HOLDING ON: When Todd Lodwick leads Team USA into the Olympic stadium on Friday night for the opening ceremony of the Sochi Games, the responsibility of the role of flagbearer won't be the only thing weighing on him.
The Stars and Stripes can get pretty heavy during a celebration that will last for a few hours. For a 37-year-old Nordic combined skier not even a month removed from a major shoulder injury, Lodwick could be forgiven for thinking about passing the flag to someone else to do the heavy lifting.
"No way," Lodwick says. "I'm going to carry that thing with pride."
Lodwick is the first American to compete in six Winter Games. His career started as a 17-year-old in Lillehammer in 1994, and he isn't taking this unprecedented longevity for granted. The father of two says his fondest memory as an Olympian was during the opening ceremony of his first one, when he ran over to the stands to take a picture with his mother.
He calls being the flagbearer this year a "huge honor" and a "nice bookend" to his career.
"I don't think that it will really hit me until they put that flag in my hand," he says. "It's something I never thought would've happened."
GOING DOWNHILL: Fabienne Suter of Switzerland led the second women's downhill training session today at the Olympics, which went off without problem after a key jump was shaved down.
Suter clocked 1 minute, 42.70 seconds. Tina Weirather of Liechtenstein was second, 0.11 behind, and Anna Fenninger of Austria was third, 0.23 behind, although she missed some gates. Suter has won four World Cup races but only one of those was in downhill, in Bansko, Bulgaria, five years ago.
After Thursday's opening session was delayed and then re-run due to the height of the final jump, organizers cut it down to a minor bump.
Defending overall World Cup champion Tina Maze was fifth and American teammates Stacey Cook and Julia Mancuso placed sixth and 10th, respectively.
Current overall leader Maria Hoefl-Riesch was 11th.
OVER AND OUT: Austrian snowboarder Adrian Krainer withdrew from the Olympics after suffering an inch-long cut on his chin and hurting his heels during training today on the rugged slopestyle course.
Krainer finished last in his Thursday qualifying heat at Rosa Khutor Extreme Park. He needed a top-four finish in Saturday's semifinals to reach the medal round.
Earlier this week, Norway's Torstein Horgmo broke his collarbone and American Shaun White withdrew from slopestyle, citing the danger of the course.
After several accidents during training, the riders had fewer problems when competition opened Thursday. Canada's Max Parrot scored a 97.5 to lead eight of the 29 men who scored in the 90s.
• American Heidi Kloser had to pull out of the Olympics after injuring her right leg during a training run before moguls qualifying. Kloser tore knee ligaments and broke her femur following a crash Thursday night, only moments before she was supposed to head to the starting gate.
YOGURT SPAT: U.S. Olympians will have to make do without the team's official yogurt — depriving them of a source of protein and potentially disturbing their daily routines as they prepare for the biggest competition of their lives.
Some 5,000 cups of Greek yogurt from Team USA sponsor Chobani isn't getting to Sochi because of a customs dispute with Russia.
U.S. halfpipe skier Aaron Blunck said today that to traveling athletes, getting food from home is part of feeling fit and healthy. "And having the yogurt there, that helps you, gives you protein, gives you nutrition."
But teammate Lyman Currier said part of being an elite athlete is dealing with the unexpected, "so whether we have our yogurt or not, we'll be able to adapt."


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"In their eyes I would be strange and ragged and like the prophet who has walked across the land to bring the dark word the only word I had was 'wow'." – Kerouac
The greatest spectacle in music (I've heard they have movies too) has just wrapped up and for all it's brilliance and mind blowing moments all I can say is "thank god it is over."
I don't think my body could have taken another day of free PBR and eating meals out of food trucks. SXSW lived up to, and surpassed, the hype and I didn't even have a wristband. All in all I walked away from the week having spent $52 ($22 on food and tips, another $15 on cigarettes and $15 on gas). I was originally slated to have a press pass but somewhere along the line things got messed up, I thought that would be a damper but it.was.not.
The only negative I had all week was this. Most bands that I think are over-hyped end up being crammed full of REALLY "hip" people who only care about one song from one band and act like they are way too cool for everything else around them. My distaste for Pitchfork was one of the major catalyst to why I started Heycoolkid! in the first place but things have developed into a raging disgust. I hold bands accountable for the people that listen to their music, why can't I do the same thing with websites? If you keep up with me on Twitter you know a little more about my feelings here.
That's it for complaints though. It was one of the better weeks of my life; from sun up to practically sun up there is incredible music, even without a plan you end up just wandering into these random places and catching absolutely incredible music. I shot a ton of photos, a few will be on this page but if you feel like checking the rest I have them up on the heycoolkid! facebook page (everything on here is lower quality due to compression).
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I enjoy reading the posts and from some, I have actually learned a few things! LOL! Decided I should join up to get in on the discussions. Currently live in Middleburg Fl. (Jacksonville is the big city nearby for reference). I retired from the US Navy in 2008 and have been working in the logistics field supporting Naval Aviation ever since. I collect guns and shoot them often as possible. Recently aquired a S&W Shield .40 for deep concealed carry and am in total love with this weapon! Can't think of anything about it that's not to love! Shoots surprisingly accurate and manages recoil very well! Perfect size handgun for wearing Florida clothes! (Shorts & T-shirt).
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Just recently, the Open Data Center Alliance and Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) announced that they combining forces to speed development and adoption of industry standards for cloud solutions. Okay.
No doubt, cloud computing continues to be a top-of-mind topic. But if you are like me, it may feel as if we're all stuck in an endless loop of hoopla and hollow bell-ringing, still waiting for the idea of cloud to evolve into practice. I'm a believer, it will evolve. But this waiting, made all the more painful thanks to a never-ending hype machine blasting all around us, definitely tests my faith.
That said, organizations like these two alliances are doing much to further cloud's cause, and that is (to borrow a term from domestic empress Martha Stewart) a good thing. Oh… here's where I insert a disclosure: Back in the spring and early summer, I worked closely with the Open Data Center Alliance as the group launched the first of its Open Data Center Usage Models, which define IT requirements for cloud adoption.
What's cool about the Alliance is that its efforts are driven by users. In fact, the group now has more than 300 global IT leaders with a collective annual IT spending of over $100 billion.
The Alliance has been prudent not to craft cloud standards; rather it collaborates with organizations already doing that testy work, as well as with others such as the CSA who (like the Alliance) are not defining standards but driving them. The CSA's mission, according to the group's Web site, is to "promote the use of best practices for providing security assurance within cloud computing, and provide education on the uses of cloud computing to help secure all other forms of computing." The goal, methinks, of this partnership is to create a framework of industry requirements and best practices around which cloud standards can be shaped.
The Alliance and CSA are working together on a biggie: security. The two groups say they will first work to align the best practices as spelled out by the CSA with the requirements the Alliance defined in two of its usage models (Provider Security Assurance and Security Monitoring – aimed at helping organizations ensure their providers meet and comply with their security requirements). And they'll also focus on cloud security certification training and testing, and Alliance members will participate in CSA's programs. Initial results of these engagements are expected to be delivered in Q1 2012 and will assist cloud service providers in standard definitions for delivery of ODCA requirements enabling delivery of solutions next year.
The Alliance also announced (just this week) that it is partnering with The Green Grid, a group dedicated to advancing resource efficiency in data centers and business computing systems. The Green Grid introduced its Carbon Usage Effectiveness (CUE) metric last year, which addresses data center-specific carbon emissions. The CUE will be a focal point of this partnership (expect to see output in the first half of next year) and the two will work to define a standard unit for measuring carbon footprint for both existing and new ODCA usage models and TGG metrics.