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Even as he criticised media reports on the Colwyn Harding abuse allegations, President Donald Ramotar yesterday said he was in support of an independent inquiry into the case.
Harding has accused a policeman of sexually assaulting him with a condom covered baton last November during an arrest.
"I think the reporting has been so irresponsible, it is amazing. I mean let me say upfront that this government is against any kind of torture, but at the same time I don't think you hang people even before they have a trial even before they are listened to or anything like that," Ramotar told reporters at Office of the President yesterday.
While he would not go into detail, the President said he had his personal views on the case and these raise questions about the timeline, the persons involved and motives. "Who are the people generating it? Where do they stand? What are their political motives?" are some of the questions, he said.
"I think a lot of what is taking place is not being based on looking at the facts or waiting for results of investigating. They are just wild or probably trying to instigate a lot of negatives in our society," he added.
He made reference to the reporting on the 2012 protests in Linden. "This is becoming a pattern in our country by some people and some media as well … look at Linden, what took place and how much misinformation and misrepresentation and when the report came out it was totally contrary to what was being reported and taken as facts and truths," he asserted.
Meanwhile, Harding is preparing to travel overseas for additional medical care, his mother told Stabroek News last evening.
According to Sharon Harding, all the travel plans are in place but there is a delay in the release of his medical records from Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH).
Asked about his present condition, she said that her son is doing well. He is a patient of a private city hospital, where he was admitted after being discharged from the GPH. The doctor who examined him at the private hospital, this newspaper was told, was of the opinion that he needed to remain hospitalised, not only because of the damage to his intestine but because there was human waste trapped near his anus which could lead to an infection.
Harding is alleging that the sodomy took place on November 15 last at a house in Timehri. The police had gone to search the house as part of an investigation into a report of break and enter and larceny. Harding along with several others was later taken to the Timehri Police Station.
While no one saw when the alleged sodomy occurred, multiple persons have come forward saying that they witnessed the father of one being badly beaten by the police at the station. One eyewitness said that at one point, Harding "blacked out".
Days later he was taken before the court charged with assaulting the same rank accused of sodomising him. He was unable to pay his bail and was taken to the Georgetown Prison where he remained until December 13 last when he had to be taken to the GPH.
He said that prior to being taken to the hospital he attempted to tell the prison wardens what had happened to him but they laughed. At the hospital he was examined and it was determined that he had a hernia.
He was sent back to prison but had to be rushed back to the hospital on December 17 after he collapsed. Doctors examined him and found that his condition had worsened. He underwent emergency surgery the following day.
A second operation was done later that month.
Harding's story was first published in the local press on January 10 and it was discovered that the man's mother had texted Police Commissioner Leroy Brumell about what had happened. According to the commissioner all the woman said in the text was that it was an assault. The woman said too that she also repeated what had happened to her son to Divisional Commander George Vyphuis and the officer in charge of the sub division in which Timehri falls. Police have strongly denied that they knew of the severity of the matter prior to the week of January 5.
The Office of Profes-sional Responsibility (OPR), following a directive from Brumell, launched an investigation. It was completed earlier this week and the file is currently with the Police Complaints Authority. From there it will be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
The rank who is accused of the sodomy, according to what this newspaper was told, is still under close arrest. Several other ranks from the Timehri Police Station have been transferred to other locations within the division to facilitate the probe.
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AT&F Expands Global Service
The new direct all-water service between Cleveland and Antwerp is a welcome addition for the heavy industrial European markets that use the company's large scale welding and fabrication products.
AT&F (Cleveland, OH), a recognized world leader in large scale welding and fabrication, has expanded its global services through the Port of Cleveland's Europe Express service to Antwerp.
The new direct all-water service between Cleveland and Antwerp is a welcome addition to the service lines for European customers of AT&F products and services, because service direct from Cleveland is four days faster than from U.S. East Coast ports and at a lower cost.
"This regular service coincides with our export strategy to deliver, around the world, the large scale products and components for heavy industrial markets that have been the cornerstone of our business in the U.S. for decades. Access to direct ocean shipping allows us to deliver easily what once took special trucking and rail to deliver to East and West Coast ports prior to loading for overseas deliveries," stated Michael Forde Ripich, the president of AT&F.
The Cleveland-Europe Express is the first and only regularly scheduled international container and break bulk service (80 ton) on the Great Lakes per the Port of Cleveland. "This is a big deal for our big capabilities," Ripich concluded.
In the U.S., AT&F has built an outstanding corporate reputation providing custom steel manufacturing solutions to industries throughout the world. Quality and innovation have fueled its growth and helped to define the manufacturing group it is today.
AT&F is committed to customer success via specialized facilities and locations and nonpareil quality systems: ASME U, U2, S, N, NPT, NS, NA stamps, and ISO 2001; 2008 certified. AT&F operates 700,000 square feet of manufacturing space throughout the globe: Cleveland, OH; Orrville, OH; Charleston, SC; Arhus, Denmark; and Mumbai, India.


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2010 Audi S4
We dont get the cool wagon, but we cant wait to get into the sedan.
'S' for Sport Suspension
The cars are equipped with a sport suspension, and have the Quattro permanent all-wheel-drive system that sends 40 percent of its torque to the front wheels and the rest rearward under normal driving conditions. Both the five-link front suspension and trapezoidal-link rear suspension are made of aluminum.
The chassis is stiffer and sits lower. The car rides on standard 18-inch cast-aluminum S-design wheels or optional 19s, with black-painted brake calipers featuring the S4 logo.
Don't just Google Maps your road trip, pick your "driving dynamics system," too. Press a button for "comfort," "auto," or "dynamic." If the vehicle is equipped with the MMI operating system, there is a fourth mode that allows the driver to program his own preferences. This technology is only available if you have the sport differential, adaptive control for the shock absorbers, or dynamic steering—since you need something to program.
To set the look apart, the S4 has new bumpers and front grille, trunk lid with integrated spoiler, "aluminum-look" mirrors, side rocker panels, and a quad exhaust system. Audi says the bixenon headlights with LED daytime running lights and rear lights are unique. Dimensionally, the car is slightly longer, and the emphasis was on more rear knee room.
Inside, the sport seats have electric lumbar supports and pull-out thigh supports. The dials are gray, with white needles and the S4 logo—which also adorns the steering wheel and key. It is all set in a black interior with brushed aluminum inlays. You can opt for inlays of carbon fiber, wood, or stainless steel mesh.
Other features include adaptive cruise control, warning systems against rear-end collisions or unsafe lane changes, Audi's parking-assist, and the optional cornering headlamp system.
A technology packages bundles such things as the MMI operating system, a choice of audio systems including top-line Bang & Olufsen speakers, two navigation systems, an iPod interface, and Bluetooth phone connectivitiy.
Audi will pit its new A4 against the BMW M3 and Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. Pricing is expected to be similar to the outgoing sedan, which started at $51,085 for 2008.


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- MA Vermeulen 5
- H Masakadza 21
- CK Coventry 194*
- BRM Taylor 9
- SC Williams 4
- S Matsikenyeri 37
- E Chigumbura 15
- MN Waller 3
- T Mupariwa 0
- P Utseya 7*
- Syed Rasel 1/52
- Mahbubul Alam 2/63
- Shakib Al Hasan 0/70
- Enamul Haque jnr 2/51
- Mahmudullah 0/32
- Mohammad Ashraful 1/11
- Naeem Islam 1/29
Mahbubul Alam to Vermeulen, OUT, gone! Bangladesh have broken through early, slightly short on middle and leg, stays his ground and flicks it straight to short midwicket where Junaid holds on to a sharp catch, timed it well but could not keep it down
MA Vermeulen c Junaid Siddique b Mahbubul Alam 5 (2m 5b 1x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Mohammad Ashraful to Masakadza, OUT, that was totally unnecessary from Masakadza! Tossed it up outside off, came down the track, struck it well but didn't get the desired elevation or distance, straight down long-on's throat where Raqibul takes a good low catch
H Masakadza c Raqibul Hasan b Mohammad Ashraful 21 (55m 36b 1x4 1x6) SR: 58.33
Enamul Haque jnr to Taylor, OUT, gone this time! Angling it in towards middle again, not spinning it too much, Taylor got across the line to turn it into the leg side, missed it again was struck right in front of middle and off, the umpire had no hesitation this time and raised his finger immediately
BRM Taylor lbw b Enamul Haque jnr 9 (20m 18b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Naeem Islam to Williams, OUT, Zimbabwe are sliding here! Short on the off stump, sensed an opportunity there, rocked back to smash it over midwicket, didn't come on to him as quickly as he expected, ended up getting an inside edge straight onto the stumps
SC Williams b Naeem Islam 4 (9m 10b 0x4 0x6) SR: 40.00
Shakib Al Hasan to Matsikenyeri, OUT, dropped and run-out, full on middle, crashes it back towards the bowler who palms it away with his outstretched hands, struck really hard, Matsikenyeri calls for a single but is sent back a little too late, by then Shakib has recovered and hurled a throw back to the keeper who takes off the bails in time to find him short
S Matsikenyeri run out 37 (68m 55b 1x4 0x6) SR: 67.27
Enamul Haque jnr to Chigumbura, OUT, Chigumbura has holed out! When he connected it, it seemed he would clear the ropes easily but ended up getting more elevation than distance, tried to clear long-on but found Naeem who didn't have to move much to pouch that
E Chigumbura c Naeem Islam b Enamul Haque jnr 15 (19m 12b 1x4 1x6) SR: 125.00
Mahbubul Alam to Waller, OUT, bowled'im! Full and straight, tries to crack it over the bowler's head, misses and the stumps take a beating!
MN Waller b Mahbubul Alam 3 (8m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 60.00
Syed Rasel to Mupariwa, OUT, slower one bowled just outside leg stump and cutting in, he tries to work it past square leg, is struck on the pads and is given! Pitched outside leg that one, Coventry will have to wait
T Mupariwa lbw b Syed Rasel 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00


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Definitions are proposed for the total momentum vector p$^\alpha$ and spin tensor S$^{\alpha\beta}$ of an extended body in arbitrary gravitational and electromagnetic fields. These are based on the requirement that a symmetry of the external fields should imply conservation of a corresponding component of momentum and spin. The particular case of a test body in a de Sitter universe is considered in detail, and used to support the definition p$_\beta$S$^{\alpha\beta}$ = 0 for the centre of mass. The total rest energy M is defined as the length of the momentum vector. Using equations of motion to be derived in subsequent papers on the basis of these definitions, the time dependence of M is studied, and shown to be expressible as the sum of two contributions, the change in a potential energy function $\Phi$ and a term representing energy inductively absorbed, as in Bondi's illustration of Tweedledum and Tweedledee. For a body satisfying certain conditions described as 'dynamical rigidity', there exists, for motion in arbitrary external fields, a mass constant m such that $M = m + \frac{1}{2}S^\kappa\Omega_\kappa + \Phi$, where $\Omega_\kappa$ is the angular velocity of the body and S$^\kappa$ its spin vector.
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Looking For Happiness? Ride A Motorcycle!
If you've ever hit the open road on a Harley, you know it can feel sexy and free and you don't have a care in the world. Well maybe a bug or two in your face, but other than that, life feels pretty darn good on a motorcycle.
A new study says women who ride motorcycles are overall much happier than women who don't. Guys, get your lady on the back of that bike!
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Olympus - E-M10 - Entry model from "OM-D" series
Olympus is going to release the Micro Four Thirds System standard mirrorless camera OM-D E-M10 in late February.
OM-D E-M10 is a premium entry model of Olympus's mirrorless camera series "OM-D". Even though it has a compact slim body (119.1x82.3x45.9mm, 396g including the battery and memory card), it has a feature set that is almost the equivalent of its flagship models.
OM-D E-M10 features the same 16.05MP Live MOS sensor (low-pass filter-less) as OM-D E-M5 released in March, 2012, the same image processor TruePicVII and the same 1.44M dots finder for electronic viewfinder (EVF) as the flagship OM-D E-M1 released in October, 2013. It features a 3-axis VCM image stabilization mechanism, 3.0 inch tiltable LCD touch panel, 81-point auto focus, 8fps, and Wi-Fi.
Color: Silver (available in late February), Black (available in March)
- Only the camera (OM-D E-M10) - ¥80,000
- The camera plus 1 lens (14-42mm EZ lens kit) - ¥95,000
- The camera plus 2 lenses (EZ double zoom kit) - ¥110,000
Read more about Olympus's OM-D series:
OLYMPUS OM-D – A New Generation System Camera
[Hands-On] Olympus OM-D Mirrorless Camera With Electronic Viewfinder
Olympus - Mirrorless camera flagship model "OLYMPUS OM-D E-M1"


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The Westby Gallery in Westby Hall is located at the westernmost part of the Glassboro campus. Westby Hall is across the street from the student condominiums and adjacent to the parking lot near the railroad tracks.
From the North (Northern New Jersey, New York)
Take the N.J. Turnpike South to Exit 2 and follow Route 322 East (10 miles) to the campus.
From Philadelphia
Take the Walt Whitman or Benjamin Franklin Bridge to I-676 South toward Atlantic City. Shortly after I-676 becomes Route 42 South, exit right onto Route 55 South. In 10 miles, take exit 50A (Glassboro-Mullica Hill). Take Route 322 East (2 miles) to the campus.
From the West
Take I-95 to the Commodore Barry Bridge. Follow Route 322 East (15 miles) to the campus.
From Central New Jersey
Take Route 70 West to I-295 South. Follow I-295 to Route 42 South (Atlantic City). Exit Route 42 South onto Route 55 South. Follow that to exit 50A (Glassboro ‹Mullica Hill). Take Route 322 East (2 miles) to the campus.
From the East
Take the Garden State Parkway to the Atlantic City Expressway. Take the Expressway to Exit 38 (Williamstown). Turn left after exiting and follow Route 322 West (8 miles) to the campus.
From the South
From the South (Maryland, Delaware, etc.) Take I-95 North to the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 2 and follow Route 322 East to the campus.
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1. Re: virtual ip problemBilly~Verreynne Nov 26, 2012 12:33 PM (in response to SaikatBanerjee)What reason do you have for using a virtual IP to ssh into? It can reside on ANY server in that cluster.1 person found this helpful
Use the static IP (hostname) for the server you want to ssh into.
2. Re: virtual ip problemmoreajays Nov 26, 2012 12:33 PM (in response to SaikatBanerjee)Hi Saikat,
Check if VIP services are up & Ruuning on node 2
Use ,
crs_stat -t | grep -i vip
There are possible chances that VIP has got failed over to node 1, re-directing you connection to node1
Ajay More
3. Re: virtual ip problemonedbguru Nov 26, 2012 11:43 PM (in response to SaikatBanerjee)what version RAC? SCAN?
crs_stat -t |grep vip
4. Re: virtual ip problemLANCERIQUE Nov 27, 2012 5:59 AM (in response to SaikatBanerjee)Hi Saikat,
Virtual IP's are used as interconnect by RAC. If your cluster is up, oracle will manage the connection to server by its own i.e. if your cluster services are up and running, RAC will generate its own VIP to manage cluster.
In your case when you give VIP to connect to putty, ORACLE on basis of load, performance will take you too the best node out of the two. As a test case, you may shutdown your cluster and then try connecting to your node through VIP's, it will work as desired.
Nikhil Mehta.
5. Re: virtual ip problemBilly~Verreynne Nov 27, 2012 6:44 AM (in response to LANCERIQUE)It is a bad idea to use ssh on VIPs as the host signature can differ each time around, depending on the physical server owning that VIP at the time. Which means getting ssh "+man in the middle attack+" warnings and having to delete and update your known_hosts file each time around.1 person found this helpful
This is just silly IMO.
You want to admin a server? Use its static IP. Not VIP.


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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:28pm
The Dragons are taking a collective chip-on-the-shoulder attitude into this season. Drexel felt more than little shorted by not making the NCAA Tournament last season, after going 10-5 overall and 3-3 in the Colonial Athletic Association.
This year coach Brian Voelker's team plans on taking more of a sure approach for making it into the tournament.
"That's the only sour thing from last year — and that's looking back at the end, how we put ourselves on the bubble and we didn't take care of business like we should have," said Voelker, who completed his first year at Drexel after coming over almost literally across the street from Pennsylvania.
"I don't understand how some teams got in [the NCAA tournament] ahead of us and we didn't. I thought we deserved to get in last year. I'll admit I have a little chip on my shoulder about last year. I was fairly vocal about the process. We can't leave our fate in someone else's hands this year. We laid our resume out there and now we have to go out there and prove ourselves. Last year is done. We can't get it back. Now we have to go out and do it again and prove that we deserve to get in this year."
The Dragons have a good foundation to start from in third-team All-American junior goalie Mark Manos, who at 6-2, 260 pounds looks more like a stubby football nose tackle than a lacrosse goalie. He's surprisingly nimble for his size, with fast hands and quick feet. Everything will revolve around Manos, who will crank up the offense with his outlet passes, and can come up large with big saves. He made 17 saves both against NCAA finalist Notre Dame and final-four entrant Virginia.
"Mark is the key, we're counting him to be the leader that he was last year," Voelker said. "He's a super talented goalie that picks us up a ton in goal. He is our hub, our center. To make him successful, we'll look to protect him as much as possible."
The Dragons had a strange season, beating Notre Dame and Hofstra, which both made the NCAA tournament, but if they had one glaring albatross, it was Delaware. Drexel lost twice to the Blue Hens, once during the CAA regular season and again in the CAA semifinals.
Voelker liked what he saw his year at the helm for the Dragons. He's expecting even more this year.
"Coming from Penn, we knew a little about Drexel, and the bottom line was, we were coming into a situation where the kids here didn't know what to expect from us, and we didn't exactly know how they'd react to a whole new staff," Voelker said. "We liked going 10-5. We'd like to make this year even better, and after a year together, knowing what we expect from each other; that could happen."
Voelker is also aware that though Inside Lacrosse has the Dragons ranked No. 19 in the 2011 Face-Off Yearbook, the CAA coaches polled thought Delaware, ranked No. 24, was the pre-season CAA favorite.
"We try not to look at those things," Voelker said. "By the time the season starts, that won't matter. It's what happens when you lace them up and play."
Expect defense to carry the Dragons early on, with Manos and junior close defender Dana Wilber, a first-team All-CAA last year, who played on the wings and is great in transition. Wilber is Drexel's shutdown man.
Junior long stick Frank Tufano, another first-team All-CAA member, also returns. Voelker could place Tufano back at long stick, but isn't ruling out the possibility of moving him around a little, since he's a rangy 6-3 and can cover people.
Offensively, the Dragons have a pair of 40-point scorers back on attack, in senior Scott Perri (22 G, 19 A) and sophomore Robert Church (32, 9), Drexel's leading-returning goal scorer. Sophomore Brendan Glynn has the third attack spot.
"We have the pieces in place in every spot on the field," Voelker said. "We just don't have a lot of depth everywhere, so we can't afford injuries."
If there are questions hovering over Drexel, they could come at midfield, where the Dragons lost the valuable Kevin Stockel to a torn ACL last fall, ending his season (Stockel will red-shirt and be eligible to play next year).
Voelker is going to need strong seasons from junior Kyle Bergman, who was hurt during the fall, and sophomore Nick Trizano should also play a heavy role at midfield after scoring six goals last year, as will seniors Dan Layfield and Aaron Prosser, and sophomores Craig Owen and Kris Franklin.
"Those guys are all in the mix and they're going to have to step up this year," Voelker said. "They have to produce for us to be successful."
Voelker really likes freshman Ben McIntoch, who was recruited by some Big East schools but opted to play with his older brother, sophomore midfielder Garrett, here at Drexel. Freshmen poles Tyler Houchins and Matt Dusek are fighting for the fourth defensive spot.
But Ben McIntosh seems like the real deal. He could sure up the midfield, and he's a talented offensive player who's crafty and shoots the ball well.
Kyle Bergman has plagued by injuries last year, but in 2009, he had 19 goals and 11 assists. Bergman could be an All-CAA player, according to Voelker, and Prosser is another player that can get it done.
Stockel, a team captain, suffered a knee injury at the end of last season. The Dragons will need to compensate for Stockel's 30-point output at midfield. Voelker feels Stockel is a tremendous talent and scored many big goals last year.
The Dragons will do a lot of running, stick work and conditioning. Voelker started a pre-season program where each player gets a chance to show that they can do. Drexel will start making the midfield line and putting in offenses and defense.
Drexel visits Virginia on Feb. 19. The Dragons actually led 5-1 and had the game tied 8-8 in the opener last year before losing 11-8. The Dragons gave Virginia a nice run — and gave Drexel a good gauge. The Dragons will find out fast where they are. Drexel plays Virginia, Villanova and Notre Dame in three of its first four games.
Note: Rankings for the NCAA previews are based on the 2011 Face-Off Yearbook. You can pick up a copy here.


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Back around 21 B.C, a guy named Marshall Mcluhan wrote a book on media titled, "The Media Is The Massage".
Simply put, Mcluhan theorized that products delivered by the media, news, consumer goods, and information appealed more to human senses than the content did. That is, the media was massaging the senses, exciting the emotions. Was he right? Is the media massaging our senses and if it so, could it be responsible for many of the shootings taking place in our culture today?
Let's say stories about TSA agents being killed, or kids gunned down in schools, we're reported locally and not nationally. Would the number of disturbed people considering taking the lives of others, for whatever reason, be reduced if the story was local or regional instead of national?
No one knows. Everything that happens in the world today makes it into the news. From destructive floods in Europe to violence in the streets of our own country, media has blown everything out of proportion, far more than Mcluhan could ever have imagined. Because of our 24 hour, 7 day a week news cycle, we're engulfed emotionally in every twist and turn of the stories. One cannot help but be affected by them.
The more shootings, the more that follow, as as if one deadly act inspired another. Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do about it. The information is out there, massaging all of us, most of whom are reasonable individuals, uninspired by reports of random violence while there are those who's senses may react differently, who may feel violence is an invitation for them to pursue their own delusional notions of revenge and carnage, to act upon those impulses, to become part of the massage, to become another entry in our sordid global library of infamy.


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Best Of :: Shopping & Services
Used to be, you had to pick between two crummy options: the affordable neighborhood salon with the nice lady whose haircut you can afford — but who's going to make you look like Aunt Millie till it grows out — or the way-cool salon with the punky staff and trendy cuts — but that's going to cost you $4,020, just for single-process. (You will know these people by their cooing "Ooh, you look fabulous" in that fake voice.). But now, you have Richard. Though he's a veteran of Fort Lauderdale's nicest salons and is up-to-date on fashionable looks, he never caught that whole Being Judgmental virus. It's like he honestly didn't even notice that you walked in with a ratty-ass 'do, and he really does remember your life drama even though you haven't been in for five months. But underneath that sweet-uncle vibe are some ninja scissor skills. Basically, he just hums and chuckles and gives you wine, and two hours later, you walk away looking ten years younger with a cut that really will work with your texture. And since you haven't been pressured to buy any $37 carbon-fiber, sulfate-free, wind-defying gloss, you'll have a few bucks still in your pocket.
Information regarding health and nutrition is more plentiful and easily available than ever before, yet somehow, many of us are not quite exemplars of well-being, especially amid the 9-to-5 grind. Fortunately, there are folks out there devoted to spreading the... health! Red Carrot Wellness provides health and nutritional coaching to individuals, groups, and corporations. These folks will help you shop for groceries, cook, and dine out more wisely. They'll come to your place of business to lead weekly yoga classes (just $175 for up to 40 people — tell the boss!), monthly nutrition workshops, detoxification cleanses, and more. Who among us could not benefit from tapping into the power of Pilates or learning more about the perils of sugar consumption?
Whether for a big wedding or a random Wednesday, the good people of Flowers and Found Objects will help you celebrate life with their brilliant vision and creations. Arrangements for all occasions can be found within the fragrant Las Olas boutique. Browse the portfolio and discover tasteful displays like the "Vanda Orchid Assortment" ($70 to $125), "Tropical Garden Centerpiece" ($125 to $150), and "Casablanca Lilies in Cylinder Vase" ($125 to $250) — all of which look as poetic as their titles. You can work with them to customize an order, or Flowers and Found Objects will take care of it completely. Or if you'd just like to pick out a single rose or sunflower, that's fine too. As if flowers weren't enough, the shop also offers lovely gourmet gift packages ($75 and up) and interesting decorative pieces — "found objects" such as clocks, vases, and statuettes that their stylish buyers have gathered from across the U.S.
Stores that hawk books are hard to find in South Florida, even if we count corporate Starbucks dispensaries tricked out with two stories of teen fiction, celebrity magazines, and more literary lions on the walls in pretentious murals than in the stockroom. Second Edition Book Shop is one of the few remaining members on the endangered-species list — and the best. Tucked into a shopping center off Stirling Road in Davie, Second Edition is tight and cozy on the inside. Stocked floor to ceiling, all the books choke the store with the sweet aroma of well-thumbed pages. Books cost half the sticker price or less. Up front, you'll find inviting leather chairs for test-driving the books. Although there's a literature section way in the far back, Second Edition's sweet spot is genre potboilers — mysteries and sci-fi adventures and sweaty romances, anything you might need to speed through a day at the beach.
Nothing tugs at the heartstrings like doe-eyed pups and fuzzy kittens — particularly those with no home to call their own. They gaze up at you with their innocent expressions, tilting their scruffy heads and raising one lone paw. All they want is love. But don't be fooled by Sarah McLachlan and her corporate shill. The folks at Warm Hearts Pet Rescue are doing the real work — pulling pets from the pound, enduring heartache and tough decisions, bathing, feeding, transporting — to save as many lives as possible. Warm Hearts is donation-based and volunteer-run, and its no-kill facility comes complete with two backyards for running, playpens for socializing, mega-sinks for washing, and all kinds of other pup perks to keep residents happy, entertained, and exercised until they find their forever homes. Need a new love in your life? If so, now you know where to go. And it ain't cheap to run a rescue this size, so maybe think of all those adorable animals next time you have some spare coin to contribute.
Counterintuitive or just plain amazing? These were our first thoughts upon encountering Happy Pappy's, a drive-through liquor store in Hollywood. Located on Griffin Road across the street from a pawn shop and next door to Happy Pappy's Sub Shop, this standalone mom-and-pop establishment looks like a little hut of joy, complete with a terra-cotta-colored awning and rainbow bubble letters spelling out the Happy Pappy's name. While the selection and prices are pretty middle-of-the-road, the mom-and-pop quality gives the establishment a dose of charm. As soulless, warehouse-sized Disney Worlds of liquor stores like Total Wine continue to dominate suburban markets, we're content with rolling up and getting serviced with our usual brown-bagged adult beverage of choice, especially since we don't even have to get out of the car. Happy Pappy's, which has been around since the '80s, is a clear favorite among locals, while its proximity to Fort Lauderdale airport makes it all too convenient for tourists looking to stock up on weekend supplies.


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Been struggling with an oiled cheese knife to cut through nougat. It is a straight blade from Paderno. Any suggestions for a better knife or a better approach? Have been looking into an Italian made ultrasonic maual cutter. I need to have cleaner edges!
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Is this the knife you're using?
No my knife isn't nonstick and is a larger, flatter blade. I just got off the phone with a Torrone chef, and they use a serrated blade? I guess its worth a try. Also, I am waiting to hear back from Italy, there is a new manual ultrasonic hand-held cutter that sounds perfect for confectionary sticky items.
I use a regular chefs knife (actually a long bladed serrated knife simply because its longer) but I slice it as if it were a chefs knife, one downward motion. Maybe you cook yours longer, mine is as best as I can describe is rice crispyesque, chewy, yours seems more crunchy. In your case a serrated knife would be best. Or maybe you can try my method before yours fully sets. Instead of letting it set up over night I portion it a few hours after cooking.
I use a serrated knife. I works well. I also use it for soft fudge. I'm going to suggest a stamped knife. They are much thinner.
The only type of edge that works is a hollow edge. It allows air in between the knife and product. Eliminate the suction. if that's the right word? They do not have a bolster.
I think a pointed serrated doesn't work as well.
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This rather lengthy post (so get your printer ready) is about a branch of philosophy which is close to my heart and mind, and is what I have applied practically to my life with positive results thus far – namely the philosophy of Stoicism.
For example, certain people who have been in my presence (especially at my workplace), seem to think that I don't have a care in the world. They usually mention to me that judging by my demeanor I seem completely at ease and stress-free, despite others around me being totally anxiety-ridden and suffering from panic attacks whenever there is a slight (and I mean slight) sign of trouble in the air.
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Carolinas HealthCare System opened a new wound care center that brings quality wound care to South Charlotte, York and Lancaster counties. Carolinas HealthCare System Wound Care, a facility of Carolinas Medical Center-Pineville, opened for patients November 14.
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Hudson, the daughter of actress Goldie Hawn, married Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson on December 31, 2000. The couple have an 18-month-old son, Ryder.
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de_VICE :: Streets of NYC with the Fuji X100
In case you haven't read my 1,000 something tweets about how much I love the new Fuji x100, then I need to let you know that I love the Fuji x100. I'm working on a full review of the thing right now. It will NOT be a pixel peeping, button counting, megapixel masturbation fest of flowers and cats. It will be more of a review about how it fits in the life of a working photographer and how to work around the number of "quirks" the thing has.
I'm in New York this week getting my book looked at and stuff. It's a fantastic process and I'm meeting some fantastic people. The brand is done. The site is 98% complete. I'm having some issues with the portfolio PDF download. Working on it.
Here are a few more from the streets of NYC. It's a little series I'm calling #de_VICE. We are tethered to our devices to the point they may be a vice. I know I struggle with it. Once you are in the iWorld it's amazing how unaware you become of your surroundings. Like, some guy taking your picture of you doing whatever it is you are doing there on your device.
More images to come with the review. It's an awesome camera and a total pain in the a** at the same time. I absolutely love it.
Cool series concept. Been hearing lots of great things about the X100.
It's just like a child. Throws temper tantrums, has short energetic bursts, and never listens. I love it.
Wow. I bet this series will fill up quickly. This is truly what the world looks like now and I am guilty as well…I know.
Um I love the x100 from what I have seen. I am drunk on the photographs and the experiences that people say they have with this camera. I hope I can swing one for Cmas for myself. LOL.
Nice series.
Is that Jeremy Cowart on bike?
Hmmm save for a D7000 or this. Zack I wait for the full real world review.
Awww, man! I was looking forward to some megapixel-peepin'-masturbation. Love the series & the IQ.
Zack, you never cease to amaze me. I've been following you since "Transform" (which I still watch when I'm have that stand-back-my-head-is-about-to-explode feeling) and can't thank you enough for the inspiration, photographically and otherwise.
Sleek,hip, cool and james bondish! What more can one ask for? I love the retro feel and look. Nice job Zack. I look forward to a one light shot with the fujix100
Looks like an interesting series.For the review I'm interested on the latitude of the files for people like yourself that don't use actions to process. Keep them coming.
@Branstetter Didn't see this yet? It's one BIG light…
Zack you're always an inspiration and its fun to see you get excited and inspired with this thing. Great work 😉
Awesome! I appreciate your 'real-world' approach to photography and gear, so I'll be following you (well already am) to see what you have to say about the x100 and whatever else you say for that matter. 😉
Completely love this series and the name of it. Ahhh. Always so clever. Also really really loving your newest creative live series. Finally have a chance to watch it and it is once again, worth every dime. You never disappoint.
Terrific idea! It's amazing how many people I see on my commute every day that are holding, staring, talking, or listening–to some sort of a device. Nearly everyone is "attached".
I love it. Everyone in our generation will have neck/shoulder problems from looking down at our phones all the time. What a great concept to shoot.
BTW, that Fuji looks sweet!
Looking forward to your review, Zack. I've had the x100 for almost a month and I totally understand it's ups and downs, but it has such an appeal to it that you just can't not love.
You're rockin' the x100 shots mate – are these monochrome out of the camera or applied in post?
Looking forward to your review.
Wow Zack…what great images! Love this series—makes me want to go shoot some street stuff.
Great shots Zack. I like the way that although its a completely different camera to your Nikon/Canon DSLRs the images still look like yours. Your style, composition etc. stands out regardless of the gear you're using. As well as your X100 review, a blog about having your book viewed, the experience etc. would be awesome too : )
Couldn't agree more with what Chad said above. I love the way that, at least at web-size, your x100 images look just like your DSLR ones.
J Shoda's comment also reminded me of a quote I heard once: "It's like having a two-year-old. It spends most of the time infuriating you, but if someone tried to take it off you, you'd kill them!"
I´ve heard about that camera, and it seems to be a really nice one. Although i think it´s a bit to expensive.
Nice theme with the pictures, a not so occasional sight nowadays, everyone is strictly occupied by their handheld devices.
"My device is my friend".
What I'm curious about is how you are posting your X100 shots to Instagram.
Don't do twitter – so thanks for the quick website/feed update
Interested in maybe getting an every-day, carry around with me all the time type camera. Let's face it – big SLR and pro lens is just too conspicuous. Phone is "Ok" but without manual control just isn't the same. Interested in this or the compact/exchangeable lens variety.
Fantastic series of shots. Really reflects our society today.
We´re sourrounding by this kind of images .. the great deal is .. capturing them
PD:I miss your post more often.
Great stuff, Zack. Even though I have the X100 and have already read many other reviews, I'm always looking forward to hearing what others have to say about the camera.
For those on the fence about the X100: if you can find one, give it a try. For me, the camera made photography a lot more fun without the hassle of carrying around my heavy dSLR. I now take the X100 almost everywhere with me — even to the bathroom when I want to review my shots.
These are really great zack! The umbrella shot where she is like a quarter inch away from touching the screen on her phone is SUCH great timing. Love that.
Great concept. And the photos look amazing too!
I am waiting on your opinion Zack as I am still on the fence re X100. I can't seem to justify the $. Thanks
Hey Zack, great images! Are these raw images? Can you explain your post processing method?
That's definitely Jeremy Cowart on the bike ! STALKER ! Great great shots Zack.
Lovely images, Zack. As for the X100, I see a huge downside, it doesn't take film :-p
I agree with Susan Carroll-Seger. How could such an imperfect camera cost $1200. Maybe I'll wait for the next gen and the competition is surely going to try to catch this one.
Really great series. Been following the series on Instagram.
A digital camera review? I thought digital was the devil, Zack. 😛
Are shooting jpg or raw? I had been shooting raw the first month with the x100 and switched to jpg and couldn't be happier. The x100's jpg rendering is amazing. The images are so buttery. I've shot with it on a few jobs and it's a bit slow compared to what I'm used to, but that isn't a bad thing.
Love the series and looking forward to the review!
great photos as always… n waiting for the review of the pain in the **s of x100, want to buy this camera or the leica X1 ( i wish ) :P.
waiting for the review…
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Cool Pics Zack. Lately, I've been looking forward to seeing them through out the day on twitter. I helps break up a boring day at work. Looking forward to "real world" review on the camera. Still wont want to fork the money over for a new camera yet though
Great pics, Zack. I just got my X100 after a long wait. Just waiting on the firmware update now. Did you accessorized your X100? Looking forward to the review. Thanks
Nice pictures, Zack, but what happened to the highlights? Hopefully the blown areas are only a post production accident, because otherwise my new iMac and/or your new Fuji aren't worth the money.
I would love to see a book on this series. It's a great social commentary and it would be great to read some of the back stories on location and any interaction with any of the subjects. I hope you continue this project throughout your travels. Thanks
You picked a good name.
I love your #de_VICE series. What a beautiful, interesting, thought-provoking set of images! Question – how do you post photos to Instagram that were not taken via the Instagram smart phone App? Do you take the photo, then load them images onto your smart phone and then upload with the Instagram App? I'm obviously missing something because I have only figured out how to upload photos taken with my iPhone to Instagram. Sorry if you've already answered this, I looked around your blog and couldn't find it…
Great series Zack! Results from X100 look stunning.
I'm serious going on a camping trip soon without any #de_Vices for a few days, just to get away from it all for a little while. It can become dangerously entrapping. Feel like I've become savvy with SMS and everything "i"-related, but lacking with the face-to-face interaction… conversationally retarded yet I've got so much on my mind. Need to change that.
You are just missing someone in their car on the phone…. Looking forward to the review
beautiful. Zack but how did you convert to bw and obtain for this contrast and beautiful tone?
Glad to see you're using the Fuji X100. This and the stuff posted on 500px is amazing! Looking forward to your take on the camera and excited about getting my own soon!
Very cool shots. Just read a review on it on Niel Van Niekerk's site, on 2nd shooting a wedding with it: http://neilvn.com/tangents/2011/06/13/review-fuji-x100-photographing-a-wedding/
Can`t buy the x100 in stores over here in germany yet.
Yes I think it has to be a little expensive because it`s kind of the first of its kind.
Sadly you can`t change lenses but I´m sure if people buy the camera the next models gonna be able to do that rigt? They have to have something in their backpocket for the next generations.
How is its noise im comparison with the 5dm2 ?
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Ohhhh. Duh. I figured it out. I just needed to poke around the IG App a little more. Thanks Zack! And I must say it again, I just love your #de_VICE series. Your images created with the X100 are stunning!
did you get the firmware update? still trying to see if it fixes some of the annoying things – it did help with the "sleep" issue (waking up now takes a press of the shutter button, before it rarely worked and you had to turn off/on). but all things aside, the images are fabulous when you get it right! stoked for your review.
Love the idea as well as the shots. Look froward to hearing a "proper" review rather than an exercise in number crunching and percentages. I want to know how I can use it and in what situations it might work for photographer. Will keep an eye on twitter for the release of the test. Cheers Peter
Dang it! I'm so jealous. I've been trying for months to get one of theme, luckily mine's being delivered today I actually sold off my D700, between this and my P1/Leaf I can't really imagine needing something else. Great Images Zack.
Btw, I remember you were getting into the old Hassy V bodies, I have a 500C/M, 80mm (newer one), and a bunch of different focusing screens, working (pretty acurately) but ugly metered 45 prism finder (I still prefer the WLF) that I may be looking to find a new home for…
I love to see black and white photos, looks like a classic and dramatic. The work is very good..
Really nice pictures. Great work!
Everywhere I go, I think of this photography project. I was at a concert in Kansas City last night. The first band was done, and as I'm leaving the floor to go find a bathroom and beer, it was all consuming. Everyone sitting in the seats I was walking past were consumed with their DE_VICE. I was in awe. You have documented this moment in time magically with your photography. Well done friend.
Hey Zack fantastic images. But do you know how Scott and RC trash this camera http://kelbytv.com/thegrid/2011/08/04/the-grid-episode-18/
My issue is the same blurry images, but when I slap a LumoPro 160 strobe most of the images are sharp and in focus of the area I wanted.
The issue i have is when I set it to full Auto and set to self timer to 10sec. Then it will burst 8 frames RAW and 10 frames jpg.
Great candid images.. great work..
Lovely work Zack… just discovered your blog and enjoying it immensely.
Question: How do you scale focus the x-100? I'm having fun working stuff out intuitively (instructions just fry my analogue brain) but I haven't quite sussed out best street focus technique.The manual focus sucks (or am I spoilt by my still hard working M6?). Anyway, sometimes on the street you don't even have the option of raising camera to eye. So how? ("_")
This is amazing work Zack. Beautiful images and the feeling that the mobile user is completely in their own world comes across strongly.
Are the B&W images from in camera on Fuji X100?


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Pans,Pans and More Pans
I'm gonna take my new oil pan and also the tranny pan to Rhino Linings of Altoona later this week for some bedliner treatment. No more rotten ravenous rust for this dude. Also they now do colors. Hmmm....... wonder if they can match my toxic green? I am seriously considering red though. I also have decided I'm gonna farm this job out to the pros as I just cant seem to set aside two months for an oil pan job right now:lol::lol:Actually I'M SICK OF LAYING UNDERNEATH THE THING! I'll post some pics of the pans when I get them back.
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Sounds like a great idea! I really think you should stick with the toxic green though....:lol:
If you choose red make sure its a deep red, too light and it might look orange, and if it even has a hint of orange (not gonna say the other color) Tony might go off the deep end!:rolllol::screwy:
Anyway... I know how you feel about being sick of laying under the damn thing, if I can keep it to just oil changes for a while this will be one happy jeeper. Lol maybe thats why my current mod ideas have all changed to lighting...
Good luck with it, post pics when you get them lined!
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Awwww I thought this was thread about cookware! Damn you Dave! :lol:
Great idea though, I'll have to look into it myself. Definitely post pics when it's done:thumbsup:
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When I get a built trans I wanna get it painted Mopar orange - would love to get the block done orange too but I'd need to be doing some boring for that to happen. Look forward to seeing the pics!
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If it's Red, It better be Blood Red
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Well I'm gonna swing by my favorite shop today for an inspection and to get an estimate on how much its gonna cost me to have him change out my oil pan. I'll let you guys know what the damages will be if he'll even do it.
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Well good news. My guy at Arks garage told me between $100 and$150 depending on whether he has to mess with the exhaust. Not too bad. I think that's worth it not to lay on the ground and try to change it myself. In other news Ta Da!!!!!!!!! Pa Legal. She passed inspection! First time back on the streets since the end of September.Had them check it over with a fine tooth comb cause you all know who was working on it all winter:lol::lol: Even did a little pipeline romp session and got it muddy on the way home to see how the new suspension works. Took it easy though I'm afraid of that oil pan failing.
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i would be worried about heat dissipation you want to keep that trans cool as possible.
Will the lining hold up to 200+ F oil pan heat?
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Good point. Gonna double check the temp thing. As far as the heat dissipation thing goes I really don't think the pans contribute that much but I have coolers on both anyway so I think that end of it will be alright.
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Rhinolining is the last type of material I would use.....just my .02 .....
I would use a liberal coating of high-temp paint, and call it good.
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Down there that would probably work Ryan but these beer can pans have a life expectancy of about 4 to 5 years up here. If I wouldn't have had to replace one in a 5 year old Durango and knew to watch for rust the pan on my WJ would have been long gone when it was 4 years old. Ive been painting and sanding every year since. This year it's shot. I'm looking for a permanent solution to this pan thing cause once it starts rusting it's all over but the crying no matter what you do. Pro applied bedliner seemed like the answer. I haven't had the time to get it sprayed yet because the place is pretty far and I have a daunting headliner project going onin the motorhome that I wish I would have never started right now. Is there any good reason why I shouldn't do it? Brand new pan,temp limit of the liner is 275 deg and I don't think it's gonna create any oil temp issues with an oil cooler. But I've never used a lining for something like this. If there's gonna be an issue I'll have to come up with something else. I really have to get off my @ss and get moving on this cause I think one well placed stone would finish off the pan on there now.
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Registration is Now Open
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We also put a link to
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The contest, which
begins on October 7, is an educational tool that progresses in
difficulty and prize value as contestants complete a variety of tasks, logging
into a remote mainframe system from their own workstations.
This year, the custom
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With great ballyhoo (and a keen eye for the fast buck) Hollywood has announced it has discovered Jesus' tomb. It has also found Jesus' wife and son – who didn't exist until now except in fiction.
But just as Hollywood was getting up a head of steam Good Morning America (3-6-07) did them one better. The movies found Jesus' crypt; television found Jesus himself alive and well in the suburbs of Puerto Rico. Television's Jesus turns out to be a San Juan tele-evangelist who says – with a straight face – he's the Second Coming Incarnate.
If television were mocking Hollywood the irony of finding Jesus in San Juan would be pretty rich. But the ones being mocked are the Christians. It turns out they've been snookered by a Puerto Rican con man and they've been wrong about Jesus for two thousand years.
Let's step back a moment and consider Hollywood mogul James Cameron's Last Tomb of Jesus from a different perspective. Obviously, Christians are fair game. But what about Muslims? Can anyone imagine Hollywood making a documentary that 'proves' Mohammad was a fakir? No. To attack Mohammad would be bigoted, ethnically biased and disrespectful of Muslims' deepest religious beliefs.
With Hollywood's help we have done something completely unique in history. This may be the first time – since time immemorial – when a nation has denigrated its own peoples' religious beliefs, while demanding that other religions be treated with respect and reverence. We mock Christ but honor Mohammed. This is no small feat. It turns faith on its head.
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Why wont my motion light shut off???
I bought a pretty good( dollar value 70.00) motion light and it turns on and doesnt shut off. Heres the kicker... It doesnt have an actual switch to the light, it actually runs into the outdoor outlet and into the house to the box. The only way to set is at the breaker so how can i set this so it will go on and off correctly? Im going to see if I can send a picture so youll be able to see what type of unit it is it possibly may help. This job has been sitting for a long time since I couldnt figure it out and kinda gave up on it.
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Read the instruction manual. Most motion sensors have a way to put the light in manual mode by a certain sequence of switching power to the light on/off. Being you don't have a true switch, you will have to do this at the breaker.
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|O'neil, Carol
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Submitted to: Journal of Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
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Publication Acceptance Date: 2/1/2008
Publication Date: 4/9/2008
Citation: Williams, B.M., Vargas, S.P., O'Neil, C.E., Keast, D.R., Cho, S.S., Nicklas, T.A. 2008. The association of ready to eat cereal (RTEC) at breakfast with diet quality and adiposity in African-American (AA) and Hispanic-American (HA) children 1 to 18 years: Results from NHANES, 1999–2002 [abstract]. Journal of Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. 22:1085.2. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The aim of this study was to examine the association of an RTEC breakfast with diet quality and weight of AA (n=2377) and HA (n=3236) 1 to 18 y in NHANES, 1999–2002. Three breakfast groups were: skippers, RTEC, and other breakfast (OB); age groups were 1–5, 6–12, 13–18 y. Mean adequacy ratio (MAR) score was the average percentage of the Estimated Average Requirement obtained from 24-hour recall intake of vitamins A, E, C, B1, B2, B6, B12; niacin; folate; phosphorus; magnesium; iron; and zinc. MAR and weight measures (mean+/-SE) of breakfast groups were compared using SUDAAN. Age was related to skipping and type of breakfast: for 1–5 v. 6–12 v. 13–18y, 7.4% v.16.9% v.36.8% of AA, and 4.9% v. 8.9% v. 28.3% of HA skipped; 45% v. 38% v. 19.4% of AA, and 40.5% v. 33.9% v. 22.1% of HA ate RTEC. MAR for AA was highest in RTEC (97.3 [1–5], 94.7 [6–12], 92.1 [13–18y]) (p<0.05). For HA 1–5y, MAR was higher for RTEC (97.2+/-0.2) than OB (95.7+/-0.4), but not skippers (92.8+/-2.1); in HA 6–12y, MAR of RTEC (95.4+/-0.6) was higher than skippers (84.9+/-1.3); in HA 13–18y MAR of RTEC (91.1+/-0.5) was highest (p<0.05). In AA and HA 2–18y there were no differences in z-score of BMI-for age; in AA 2–18y only waist circumference (cm) was lowest in RTEC (66.5+/-0.3) v skippers (68.7+/-0.7) or OB (68.2+/-0.4). There were ethnic differences in breakfast consumption patterns, and adiposity of 2–18y AA and HA; diet quality improved with RTEC in both groups.


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Oct. 7, 2012
Site: Madison, Wis. (UW Fieldhouse)
Score: Wisconsin 3, Michigan 0 (25-20, 25-18, 25-20)
Records: U-M (14-6, 2-4 Big Ten), Wisconsin (14-5, 2-4 Big Ten)
Attendance: 3,704
Next U-M Event: Wednesday, Oct. 10 -- vs. Illinois (Cliff Keen Arena), 8 p.m. (TV: Big Ten Network)
MADISON, Wis. -- The University of Michigan volleyball team fell in three sets to Wisconsin Sunday afternoon (Oct. 7) at the Wisconsin Fieldhouse. Set scores were 25-20, 25-18, 25-20 as the Wolverines fell in three for the first time this season.
Junior Jennifer Cross (Scarborough, Ontario/Birchmount Park Collegiate) had a team-best 10 kills and two blocks for the Wolverines. Freshman Tiffany Morales (Redondo Beach, Calif./Redondo Union) had 12 digs while sophomore Lexi Dannemiller (West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West) added 27 assists. Fifth-year senior Claire McElheny (Westfield, Ind./Brebeuf Prep) had three assisted blocks for the Maize and Blue.
Junior Lexi Erwin (Spring, Texas/Woodlands College Park) had six kills in the opening set, but the Badgers hit .250 on their way to a 25-20 win. Michigan took a 6-4 lead on a Badger attack error and went up 7-5 on Erwin's termination. Wisconsin tied the set at nine on a kill from Julie Mikaelsen and took a 14-11 lead on a Wolverine attack error. The Maize and Blue came back to tie the set at 15 on a service ace from junior Molly Toon (Middleton, Wis./Middleton) and went up 16-15 on a Cross kill, but Wisconsin answered and took a 21-19 lead on a Badger service ace. Wisconsin went up 23-19 on a block and took the set on a kill by Crystal Graff.
Wisconsin hit .355 and held U-M to a .079 hitting percentage in winning the second set. The Badgers built an 8-3 lead on a Wolverine attack error. Michigan came back to tie the set at 11 on a Wisconsin attack error, but the Badgers went on a 6-1 run after that point, capped by a Mary Ording kill. Back-to-back Badger blocks put UW up 23-16 and Wisconsin won the set on a kill from Courtney Thomas. Freshman Kelly Murphy (Marietta, Ga./Walton) had four kills and four digs in that set.
Wisconsin opened the third set up 4-1 but Michigan chipped away, eventually tying it at 12 on a Toon kill. The Badgers scored four of the next five points, then took a 20-14 lead on back-to-back kills from Alexis Mitchell. Cross' kill cut Wisconsin's lead to 23-19, but the Badgers took the set 25-20 and the match on an Ording kill.
Michigan hit .144, compared to .327 for the Badgers. Mitchell led Wisconsin with 14 kills. Michigan also had three service aces and six total blocks on the day.
Michigan will now play eight of its next 10 matches at the friendly confines of Cliff Keen Arena, starting on Wednesday, Oct. 8, against Illinois. That match will start at 8 p.m., and is televised on the Big Ten Network.
Today's loss was the first straight-set defeat for the Wolverines this season. Michigan is now 8-1 in three-set matches.
Jennifer Cross led the team in kills for the fourth time this season and the ninth time in her career. Cross had 10 kills in the match.
Tiffany Morales had double-digit digs for 12th straight match and the 16th match this season. Morales led Michigan with 12 digs.
Michigan is now tied with Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with 2-4 conference marks.
Contact: Kent Reichert (734) 763-4423
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Browserify (GitHub: substack /
node-browserify) by James
Halliday makes CommonJS packages work in browsers by bundling up modules
into a monolithic file. I know we've had a lot of script loaders on
DailyJS, and detailed discussions about monolithic files vs. loading
scripts on demand, but I assume James has structured Browserify this way
to make the
require syntax easy to support.
The package includes Connect middleware:
var connect = require('connect');
var server = connect.createServer();
server.use(require('browserify')(__dirname + '/js'));
The dependency support is interesting as well:
If the npm modules have dependencies, those dependencies will get bundled along recursively!
It's also possible to run modules through minifiers, using post-filters.
I think this must be the most convenient way to share code between Node
and browsers that I've seen so far.
I also seem to remember writing about
Nodules which is similar to this project, and brequire.
NowJS (GitHub: Flotype /
now) aims to make real-time applications
easier to develop by synchronising functions and variables in a
namespace between clients and a server.
It can be set up with an Express app like this:
var app = express.createServer();
var everyone = require("now").initialize(app);
The authors have already written a NowJS Coding Patterns and Best
Practices guide, which explains how to
filter messages at the client-side (for creating rooms in a chat
application), and tips for keeping things efficient.
Vogue (GitHub: andrewdavey /
License) by Andrew Davey automatically reloads stylesheets whenever they're
saved. It uses Socket.IO so it feels pretty
responsive. It's a great idea for use during development, and I imagine
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Nowadays, almost everything that the Chinese Central Television (CCTV) says backfires. After CCTV went after Apple for discriminate treatments of Chinese consumers and several foreign milk powder companies for price fixing earlier this year, criticism by this state-run media has pretty much become a reassurance of popularity and quality. So when CCTV accused Starbucks of having disproportionately higher prices in China than in other markets, the coffee chain's China market executives are probably celebrating for the free advertising.
Most thought the criticism was groundless at best – in a country where the people have to pay more for housing, healthcare and education, it's simply ridiculous for the government's mouthpiece to go after an expensive cup of coffee. 作业本, popular account on Weibo, China's Twitter, commented:
"We live in the world's most expensive apartments, drive the world's most expensive cars, see the world's fastest growing gas prices, eat the world's most unsafe foods, have the healthcare that would bankrupt most families with serious illnesses…You [CCTV] ignored all of the above and told me that the cup of coffee which I drink less than 5 times a year is the world's most expensive. How funny!"
Instead of Starbucks, CCTV seems to have successfully put the Chinese government and its many monopolistic state-run enterprises under fire. Many called for investigations into why housing prices, cell phone plans and gas prices are so high in China, even when compared to western countries.
Netizen 丁来峰 asked: "CCTV is all over Starbucks for selling coffee at a few bucks higher in China. Fine, coffee isn't a must-have in life. But a home is. Could CCTV please also fire at local governments who sell land at high prices? And everybody gets sick. Could CCTV please also fire at the profiteering healthcare system? Besides, we all use cell phones for calls and the Internet, and we all need gas for our automobiles. They all cost no less than in western countries. Could CCTV please also fire at state-run monopolies?"
In addition to the Chinese government, Lenovo seems to be another casualty of the Starbucks bashing. "Starbucks sells at higher prices in China than in the US because it's an evil foreign brand. But why the hell does our own Chinese brand Lenovo also sell at higher prices in China than in the US? Take Thinkpad T420 for example, Costco has it for $1099.99, about RMB 6950 yuan. In China, Jingdong [a Chinese e-tailer] has it for as much as RMB 12399 yuan, and that's after promotion. The original price of RMB 13399 yuan is almost twice as much as the price in the US." Netizen 严锋 asked.
Chinese consumers show their support for Starbucks very directly – by going to its stores. For most of them, the coffee chain is selling more than just coffee, but also a lifestyle and an increasing acceptance of the coffee culture.
Not long after CCTV's first attacks, netizen 刘春 snapped a picture at a Chinese airport, showing a long line in front of Starbucks. Another netizen 北京厨子 said: "To show my support, I will go to Starbucks for the entire week next week. COSTA [another popular coffee chain in China], I'm sorry."
Why does CCTV, aka the Government of China, alway vent its ire at foreign companies, irrespective of their home country, rather than looking around their own landscpe and question the pratcices of the real estate developers, urban police, unclean food, questionable milk, the environment.
Easier to point fingers at others, read:foreigners, and then put those people at a disadvantge by questioning their practices.
Stop the illegal electronic devices and products from Shenzhen, as well as the counterfeit goods that abound. That wouldn't do since it would put millions of laborious Chinese out of work.


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"Ben," a long-time member of our golf forum, recently volunteered at the wet and wild Nissan Open. Fortunately for Ben, he volunteered on Thursday. Here is one man's experience.
Volunteers are supposed to be at the course by 6:00 am. I live 15 minutes from the course, so I'm there in plenty of time. I'm to be a standard bearer - the FootJoy sign boy without the annoying attitude or multi-million-dollar advertising contract. The standard bearers meet at the driving range and line up to get our groupings. As we are doing so, players start coming to the range. I saw Hank Kuehne and Colin Montgomerie. I eventually make my way to the font of the line and get the 8:30 time off the 10th tee. My group will include Charles Howell III, Frederik Jacobson, and Bo Van Pelt.


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The Terrapins football team scored 40 points in the first half alone Saturday, which would have been their highest total in any full game last season. So naturally, most of the takeaways from the Terps' season-opening 43-10 victory over Florida International are positive. Here's my thoughts:
1) What Brown did for you
It's hard to underestimate the impact a steady quarterback can have on a football team. But could anybody have predicted how productive the offense would be under quarterback C.J. Brown, who missed all of last season with a torn ACL?
Brown's stat line from Saturday could have been borrowed from a tall tale, but it was true. He finished 20-of-23 with 281 yards and three touchdowns through the air and ran 11 times for 105 yards and two more scores. His five total touchdowns were the most for a Terp since quarterback Scott McBrien scored six times against North Carolina in 2003.
On one drive, Brown scampered down the left sidelined for a 64-yard run and on the next play calmly hit fullback Issac Goins for a 17-yard touchdown pass. It was a quick sequence, but it showed just how much better the team can be with Brown than it was with the revolving door of quarterbacks that it trotted out last year due to numerous injuries.
Brown's running ability and throwing accuracy made the offense electric, his leadership kept it consistent and his presence gave it confidence. So hey, maybe all of us did underestimate just how much Brown means to the Terps.
2) Deon-Diggs Duo
Brown deserves plenty of credit for his performance, but it helps that he had some quality weapons to throw to. Stefon Diggs and Deon Long both entered the season with plenty of hype, and the two wide receivers delivered in Saturday's opener.
Diggs, an All-ACC kick returner who led the Terps in receiving yards last season, finished with five catches for 98 yards and a touchdown. The Gaithersburg native also added a 40-yard kick return and a 26-yard run after Brown's perfectly timed pitch on the option.
Long, a five-star transfer from Iowa Community College, matched his teammate's outing with nine catches for 110 yards and a score.
The most interesting part of the duo's performance was how well they complemented each other. Diggs likes to get the ball in space and run, while Long is a more polished route running and seems better suited to make catches in traffic.
"As I've been saying since we had the opportunity to bring Deon here, I think it was going to be an added weapon for us offensively," coach Randy Edsall said. "And now when you can get him on one side and Stefon on the other, it makes you pretty dangerous."
3) Defensive dominance
The Panthers didn't have a first down in the first quarter Saturday, and it didn't get much better for them the rest of the game.
The Terps defense held its Conference USA opponent to 171 yards and just nine first downs on the night. Both of Florida International's scoring drives came off of turnovers, when they were working on the short field.
Panthers quarterback Jake Medlock finished 5-of-15 with just 24 yards trough the air and FIU averaged less than 2.3 yards per carry. The Terps secondary and front seven looked good, and for Edsall's young defense, that's a good sign.
4) O-Line troubles
Sure, the Terps outgained the Panthers 576-171, but as Diggs said, they made some mistakes. And if you were going to nitpick form Saturday's lopsided win, you'd start on the offensive line.
Look, the Terps offensive line is a young group and they did open up some holes today. But as Edsall said, their performance was simply "passable" against Florida International.
On one play, Terps left tackle Mike Madaras got beat by defensive tackle Greg Hickman in the second quarter on a play that led to a sack, forced fumble and started the Panthers lone touchdown drive.
The group wasn't great when run-blocking, either. The Terps finished with 251 rushing yards, certainly a solid total, but that number was inflated by big runs from Diggs and Brown on gimmick plays.
The running backs, who rely the most on finding holes creating by the offensive line, struggled. Brandon Ross averaged just 2.1 yards per carry and Albert Reid had 50 yards on nine carries, but 28 of them came on one option pitch to the outside.
The offensive line will probably be fine. The group is still gelling. But it did struggle against FIU, and the Terps' playmakers won't be able to hide the deficiencies of the guys up front when the begin playing stiffer competition.


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Residential Tenancy Act 1997 (No. 82 of 1997)
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66. Regulations of savings and transitional nature
(1) The Governor may make regulations of a savings or transitional nature consequent on the enactment of this Act.
(2) Regulations under subsection (1) may take effect from the commencement day or a later day.