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To some extent, this is a very significant project, which means a lot for all fans of mobile applications, because this is an unequivocal step forward in all respects.
A devilishly dynamic racing racer from the beginning studio, which must necessarily be familiar to all fans of this genre and hardcore games!
Fashion on clickers goes all the boundaries when a project of this format is launched even by the famous company SEGA! However, this does not prevent the game from being interesting, let's check what happened in practice.
The other day we already had a review of one game from the Noodlecake studio, I'm offering you one more positive project, which is already about sports, ball and basketball!
A novelty that will please all fans of racing, but racing is not the most familiar format - there prevails the feeling that the cars are toy, however, the competitions are more than real!
Quite primitive arcade, which is ready to challenge any player who loves complexity and high speed, because in this case our task is to fly through space and not crash!
In all respects, the classic game for the android, which involves both elements of the bagel and dark dungeons and pixel design and much more interesting and steep!
Paints, explosions, flights and a lot of enemies - that's what we can say about the new scrolling shooter, which we offer on android one famous studio, check how things are here;)
A new interactive puzzle of the format that everyone loves! This is a real adventure, which immerse you in a unique world, which is also decorated especially!
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|My version of Mary Ann's Bitterballen, Sept. 26, 2011.
You don't often run across German-named delicacies when you discuss traditional Southern cooking of Alabama... but Mary Ann and Charles Taylor came upon the recipe honestly... through the connection to NASA'a Wernher Von Braun. Here's how Mary Ann explains it:
Mary Ann's Bitterballens
My husband Charles and I had the pleasure of tasting this wonderful Dutch recipe back in the '60s in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hollenbeck. Mr. Hollenbeck was Werner von Braun's activities schedule director, and a friend of Charles', Daddy on the Rednecks.
Recipes intrigue me, and especially this one. So I researched it, and found an original recipe in a very old cookbook that had recipes from around the world. Over the years, I've modified the recipe from Amsterdam, making it my own.
- 2 cups cooked meat (ham, chicken, roast beef, or a combination of the three)
- 3 heaping tablespoons flour
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 cup milk
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 teaspoon Worchestershire sauce
- 2 eggs
- 4 tablespoons water
- 1 cup unseasoned bread crumbs
- 2 cups canola oil (approximate measure- enough for frying in your skillet)
Step One- Chop the Meat for the Filling
- Chop 2 cups cooked meat: ham, chicken, roast beef, or a combination of the three; and set aside. [My family likes ham the best.]
- Melt butter in a sauce pan on medium heat.
- Add 3 heaping tablespoons of flour, stirring constantly until mixture is free of lumps.
- Stir in 1 cup of milk, a dash each of salt and pepper, and 1 teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce.
- Cook until sauce is thick and creamy.
- Pour the sauce into a large bowl.
|Bitterballen cooling in my freezer, 2011.
- Mix chopped meat and gravy. Cool in refrigerator for 1-2 hours.
- Fill a small bowl with water, set aside.
- Remove meat from the refrigerator.
- In another bowl: beat an egg and add 2 tablespoons of water; beat again to mix water and egg, and set aside.
- Pour 1 cup of dried unseasoned bread crumbs into another bowl.
- Line a large cookie sheet with wax paper.
- Dip fingers into water, then scoop about a teaspoon of meat and gravy mixture, roll into a ball.
- Dip ball into egg mixture and roll in bread crumbs until coated.
- Place on wax paper; refrigerate until ready to cook.
- Bitterballens may be frozen at this stage, and thawed before cooking.
|Bitterballen frying in my cast iron skillet, 2011.
- Before cooking: dip balls in a fresh bowl of egg and water mixture and roll in breadcrumbs again
- Balls maybe deep fried, or fried in a skillet
- I use a deep skillet, and fill it half full with canola oil. Cook on medium heat. Turn them once to brown on all sides. Drain on paper towels. Serve as the main course or as finger food.
It's a long chain of connections... from Wernher Von Braun to Leon Hollenbeck to Mary Ann Taylor to here. The recipe is a bit of a challenge because the balls (which are a mixture of ham and gravy) need to be dipped in an egg wash and covered with bread crumbs before they're refrigerated. Then they have to be dipped in a second round of egg wash/bread crumbs before frying them. It takes a while to make them, but as you can see from the photos, the Alabama Bitter Balls are beautiful and tasty. When my two year old daughter first tried them, she threw her arms up in the air and screamed, "Yummy!". And we may just make up a batch to snack on while we're watching the Taylor Family on Rocket City Rednecks on Wednesday, Sept 28, at 9 pm on National Geographic.

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That is a thing of beauty.
Just don't let your daughter stay around without real good ear and eye protection. My first 44Mag was in the 60's before ear protection became popular. Fortunately it was not ported. My wife is always hollering at me to turn the sound down.
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Occidental College's installation hosts student presentations like a bulletin board.
Santa Monica-based architecture firm Belzberg Architects Group was tasked with renovating one of Occidental College's buildings, and the finished project features a two-story "digital Post-it wall" to host students' presentations and projects. The redesign focused on how students think, learn and interact with technology on such a vast scale.
The multimedia wall is situated in the inner atrium of the century-old Johnson Hall, which was also completely redesigned last year to ensure it became a cutting edge center for global affairs.
According to Interior Design, Belzberg founder Hagy Belzberg "found that the old passive learning paradigm—classrooms, lecture halls—was obsolete or at least heading that way."
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This renovation project is a perfect example of how the education system is adapting to the technological advances in the world. There's no shying away from the power of technology and what it can bring to the learning experience, especially for the next generation of makers and doers.
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My wife ordered a 2013 135i about 4 weeks ago and she was told by the local dealership that it would take between 6-8 weeks for her car to arrive.
Is there any way to check on the status of the build and delivery dates? Our dealership says that we just have to wait. :bawling:
You will have to wait for your car to get assigned a production number. Once you have that, you can enter that number on the "my bmw" section on bmw's website, or you can call 1-800-831-1117 to check the status. I found that the website lags behind the phone system. It sounds like your dealer is not very helpful, hopefully they can at least provide you with the production number so you can track it yourself. Good luck!
I ordered a 135i convertible 2 days ago and the dealer gave me a VIN# yesterday; however, he was able to modify an exisiting 112 status car. And as was stated above the online tracking progress lags...it has still not updated there as of this morning.
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Hi, new poster and beginner DIY-er here, hopefully someone can help me.
I unscrewed the p-trap under the kitchen sink a few days ago to fix a clog. The clog is gone and I put everything back together but now there are two slow leaks where I had unscrewed the nuts to try to get to the clog.
I've tried researching online but can't find a similar example of how these connections work. I have PVC drain pipes with threads on the outside, and a metal nut that tightens on the threads. I tried putting teflon on the threads but that didn't seem to help any. Thinking about it, I'm not sure that it would since it seems to be on the exterior of the pipe anyway. There are no threads inside so I guess it is a slip joint? I'm not sure how to seal this properly to stop the leaks. Any suggestions?
Both of the connections that I unscrewed have slow leaks. In the first pic, it is the one at the top left and the one at the p-trap that are leaking.
Did you take the old teflon tape off the threads and put new teflon tape on? Also there's usually plastic seals that are tapered that fit over the plastic tube pipe. Were those damaged when taking all these apart?
Speaking from experience: First- I would go away with the metal nuts, I have not had much luck with the metal nuts on PVC drains. Second-There is supposed to be a plastic sealing washer that goes on the straight run of PVC (without any threads), with the tapered side down, and after the nut is placed on. I'm betting you lost them when you did the work--not hard to do, and I've done it myself. When you connect the two pieces of PVC drains and align them correctly, pull the sealing washer into place, then the plastic nut and start the nut onto the threads. Once the nut has started, make sure you're connections are still aligned and continue tightening the nut by hand. Most of these PVC nuts have two "wings" on them for hand tightening. Usually that is all they will need, maybe a little "snug" from a pair of channel-locks. The sealing washer actually does the sealing, not the nut, or any tape or gooky stuff. Good Luck, David
You're right. Those are slip joint connections and the threads do not do the sealing. There are slip joint washers as described previously that need to be there for any seal to take place. If the washers are missing or deteriorated then you're going to have a leak. I'd do exactly as Thurman described and it should take care of your problem. I have had to put some pipe dope on the washers themselves to get them to seal but that isnt the norm.
Good luck
The p trap fitting may be a tappered fit seal, no gasket. If it is stressed or not aligned it will not seal. I usualy make it the first to tighten up and then the others that are gasketed. Use new gaskets where they are required.
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The Starving Games
In this satirical take on The Hunger Games, a young girl named Kantmiss takes part in a vicious competition that pits adolescents against one another. The tongue-in-cheek comedy also spoofs The Avengers, Sherlock Holmes and the Harry Potter saga.
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Parents need to know that The Starving Games is from the same team that brought us the Scary Movie franchise and spoofs such as Meet the Spartans, and they're trodding some well-worn paths here as they send up The Hunger Games. There's lots of cartoon-y violence and some gore, but there are a couple of gratuitous gross-out moments, with one involving blood and the other an infected injury. Speaking of gratuitous, there's also plenty of sexual content involving men getting hit in the genitalia, some depictions of women as sexual objects, and a couple of sex scenes played for laughs. "S--t" is used, as is other profanity such as "whore" and "ass" and a rude finger gesture. Teens and older kids no doubt will find the spoofs funny, as the movie touches on many of the most popular, recent pop-culture phenomena. But there's nothing else going on here beyond a gratuitous effort to pander to the juvenile mind.
- Sexual Content
- There's a sex scene in which a large "censored" block covers most of the characters' bodies, but their heads and bare limbs are shown in many positions; another scene spoofing the movie Avatar simulates sex. Body parts provide a lot of giggle fodder: Men are kicked and punched in the groin frequently; there's a gratuitous "T&A" scene of cheerleaders dancing and posing suggestively; and heroine Kantmiss "motorboats" a teen boy. Kantmiss and Peter kiss briefly a couple of times and once for a few seconds longer. There's a male streaker who's nude from the rear but whose genitals are pixelated from the front. There's a little potty humor in one scene wherein Kantmiss is seen squatting and grimacing with exaggerated potty sound effects, which is replayed later in slow motion. Kantmiss receives instructions to touch Peter's "thing." Getting your first period is mentioned, and a 12-year-old character asks if another is trying to "hook up" with her.
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- Most of the violence is cartoon-y and slapstick, without gore, but there are a couple of gratuitous gross-out scenes: Heroine Kantmiss is shown with gory, realistic-looking blood dripping from her mouth, and another character's infection is oozing and gory. There's lots and lots of punching, hitting, stabbing, and impaling with arrows or satirical weapons such as a baguette, and much of it is revisited over and over in super slo-mo. The projectiles are shown going through the victim, but again there's no blood. One clearly fake stabbing includes computer-generated and unrealistically colored splatters of blood. A lot of the fighting involves kicking or punching male genitalia.
- Language
- "S--t" and variations are used frequently, as is "ass." Used once or twice each: "piss," "bitch," "damn," "turd," "prick," "whore," "ho," and "son of a bitch." An official salute is the middle finger, and it's shown a half dozen times or so.
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- Lots of products are spoofed with slightly changed names such as "Words with Foes" and "Tres Equis" beer. There are a lot of clear references, without naming them, to popular apps such as Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja. A character is seen frequently using Siri, and the leader watches the action on a tablet with a clear Apple logo on it. Other products specifically mentioned include Cinemax, Viagra, Facebook, Twitter, Nike, Subway, Playboy, and Starbucks. A character's name is pronounced the same as the Toyota "Celica." Many movie franchises are spoofed, most extensively Avatar, The Lord of the Rings, and The Avengers.
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- In a parody of a Dos Equis commercial, a character drinks and then spits out beer both in the movie and again in the bloopers at the end.
- Age appropriate
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What Is Design Thinking Anyway?
Is know-how threatening to win out over intuition and inspiration? Robin Lanahan, Director Brand Strategy, New Product Incubation at Microsoft, traces the evolution of the contemporary creative process.
This topic is being heavily debated in the design and innovation circles I've been traveling in lately. Some feel we need to be thinking more before we make anything at all while others say we need to focus on making, and stop spending so much time torturing ourselves over words on a page that say what we plan to do.
'Design thinking' is defined as "the ability to combine empathy for the context of a problem, creativity in the generation of insights and solutions, and rationality to analyze and fit solutions to the context." Intuitively it makes sense to want to understand the people and the world you are designing for before you make something, and insight in itself is not a dead concept, so why all the debate around whether design thinking is dead or alive?
The idea of design thinking is decades old and it's similar to systems thinking in Peter Senge's terms in that its naming an approach to understanding and solving problems. The term emerged in the 80's with the rise of human-centered design. The lore is Robert McKim's book "Experiences in Visual Thinking" influenced Rolf Faste's teaching at Stanford which popularized the term and was adapted for business by IDEO's David Kelley. Design thinking is said to encourage divergent thinking to ideate many solutions (possible or impossible) and then uses convergent thinking to show preference, and realize the best resolution. It's a process based around the building up of ideas without judgments. All this said, in the last decade it's been so abstracted, it's hard to tell what it currently is.
Perhaps design thinking has become a crutch in companies wanting more science to back up the art– those looking for data to ensure their decisions are right or needing 'frameworks' to check the box on their annual reviews. A rigorous approach to design thinking seems to provide data, but is it bringing about real insight and ultimately new ideas? Or is the process simply draining the energy out of the things we are making?
Big organizations tend to want to turn a lens into a process that "works" every time. Like the assembly line. Design thinking is a way of seeing, just as a story is a way of seeing. It is not meant to be the only way. Like any lens it emphasizes some things and diminishes others. The trick is to have lots of ways of seeing and embrace them all, but this goes against the need for a predictable process. Unless according to my husband, Brian, you call the process "it depends."
A favorite collaborator, Marc Shillum from experience design firm Method, pointed out the irony that really thoughtful design came out of the pre 'design thinking' age and really commercial design has come post. He's a fan of a more iterative process that involves periods of strategic insight and moments of free creativity and making–the kind of process used by Walt Disney and Buckminster Fuller. Now if we can avoid giving it a name and a formula, it might work.
I look at the work I did in the earlier days of my career at Wieden + Kennedy and how that process, or lack there-of, produced amazingly resonant work be it a Nike commercial or a new soda for Coca- Cola (OK). The great creative minds will be the great creative minds with or without any planning or process. Adding too much structure and process to creativity seems intuitively wrong, as does writing decks about what you'll create instead of rapidly prototyping products and experiences. Maybe the engineers can take a lesson from the designers and copywriters and learn to rely more on intuition and inspiration and less on data and information?
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Any body else feel as though the quality of product has dramatically decreased? I'm nervous now to buy a shirt because I can't be sure what will show up.
valgerdes wrote:Any body else feel as though the quality of product has dramatically decreased? I'm nervous now to buy a shirt because I can't be sure what will show up.
My shirts aren't even lasting 2 months before they are getting rips around the collars. I would be willing to pay a little more for a shirt that lasts.
They changed their shirt blank a while back. A lot of people won't buy anymore, due to the lower quality.
They also had a nasty run of misprints: wrong screen size, crooked images, missing spots, etc. Much of it was chronicled in this thread. Problems seem to be easing but misprints still seem to crop up from time to time.
I know that all I've bought have been a couple a shirts. One being a long sleeve due to it being an AA blank.
The few Honduras shirts that I have bought have all shrunk and are really scratchy.
The quality of the shirts sure have changed. My boyfriend and I have bought these shirts for years. They just seem thinner and not as soft after a few washings. Makes me not want to buy even though the designs are cool. I hope they decide to go back to the original quality shirts.
Tags suck, and the ones in the most recent shirt I got are particularly bad. Not only are they big, but they are also stiff, sharp, AND THERE ARE TWO OF THEM! Why, Woot?Why?
Maybe I'll cut them out?
Nope, that will just leave a stiff sharp tag to poke me higher on the neck.
Maybe I could carefully rip out the stitches and remove the tag entirely?
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Tommy Bahama Announces 2014 "Collector's Edition" Major League Baseball Shirt Featuring Jackie Robinson
SEATTLE, April 1, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Tommy Bahama and Major League Baseball Properties celebrate one of the greatest baseball players of all time, with the 2014 "Collector's Edition" shirt featuring Jackie Robinson. The shirt will be released on April 1st in time for Jackie Robinson Day, which is April 15th a date throughout Major League Baseball that pays tribute to Mr. Robinson and commemorates the first time he played for the MLB in 1947.
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"Tommy Bahama is proud of our continuing work with Major League Baseball in honoring the baseball legends of our time," said Terry Pillow, CEO of Tommy Bahama. "With our 2014 'Collector's Edition' shirt, we pay tribute to the great Jackie Robinson. Our long-standing partnership with MLB gives us the opportunity to offer our customers exclusive apparel that represents the time-honored tradition of paying homage to our heroes."
"Jackie Robinson was not only one of the most influential players to have ever impacted our great game, but was an iconic American who left a lasting legacy within our history," said Howard Smith, Senior Vice President, Licensing, and Major League Baseball. "Through working with the Robinson family, we are proud to give our fans the opportunity to recognize this great player in a truly unique fashion that only Tommy Bahama could provide."
To celebrate the legendary ball player, Tommy Bahama has created a custom designed shirt with hand painted artwork that wraps around the entire shirt and features a vintage photo of Mr. Robinson in a classic Brooklyn Dodgers uniform. Embroidered elements include Mr. Robinson's retired number "42" on the right sleeve and front, along with his signature and the Tommy Bahama logo on the back. It also features his career highlights printed on the back. The shirt comes packaged inside a custom designed garment bag, with one of Mr. Robinson's favorite quotes, "A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives," printed on it. Only a limited quantity of shirts will be produced and each one will be numbered. Shirt #42 within the collection will be signed by the members of Robinson family and auctioned to benefit the Jackie Robinson Foundation. The Jackie Robinson "Collector's Edition" shirt will retail for $250, and be available exclusively at www.tommybahama.com/JackieRobinson and select Tommy Bahama retail locations.
Tommy Bahama's relationship with Major League Baseball Properties began in 2009 with the launch of the first "Collector's Edition" shirt to celebrate the World Series, followed by the first collection of shirts for the 2010 baseball season. This complements an established array of Tommy Bahama lifestyle products, which include apparel, footwear, accessories, home furnishings, restaurants & bars, and retail stores. The relationship between Tommy Bahama and MLB epitomizes the natural affinity that exists between these two brands. Legions of baseball players and fans alike embrace Tommy Bahama products as well as the company philosophy to "Make Life One Long Weekend."
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About Tommy Bahama
Tommy Bahama is part of Tommy Bahama Group, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Oxford Industries, Inc. Established in August 1992, with corporate headquarters in Seattle, Tommy Bahama is an island-inspired lifestyle brand that defines relaxed, sophisticated style in men's and women's sportswear, swimwear, accessories, footwear and a complete home furnishings collection. The company owns and operates over 130 Tommy Bahama retail locations worldwide, 14 of which offer a Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar. Through a partnership with Border Free global ecommerce, TommyBahama.com ships merchandise directly to consumers in over 100 countries. Tommy Bahama products are also available at the finest U.S. retailers, including Nordstrom and other specialty retailers. Additional stores will be opening this year. For more information, please visit www.tommybahama.com.
About Major League Baseball Properties
The Major League Baseball Clubs formed Major League Baseball Properties (MLBP) in 1966 as the Clubs' agent for marketing and trademark licensing and protection. Major League Baseball Properties is responsible for managing consumer licensing activities, developing national advertising campaigns, cultivating sponsorship opportunities with major consumer brands and corporations, growing the game and the business of baseball outside the United States and creating national marketing programs in conjunction with Clubs, broadcast rights holders and national sponsors. MLBP also operates a full-service video and audio production unit (Major League Baseball Productions), a publishing division and stock photo licensing agency, and manages logistics for the All-Star Game and World Series as well as all other special events. For more information on Major League Baseball, log on to www.MLB.com.
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How to Recruit the Best Passive Candidates
June 11, 2008
Passive candidates are, by definition, people who are not currently looking for a job. Just because someone is a passive candidate doesn't mean the person is talented. Even if the person is talented, there are a host of factors that need to be addressed before the person is considered a viable prospect. These include things like:
- The job fit. It's important that the primary emphasis of the job taps into the candidate's real motivating interests. If the fit isn't right here, nothing else matters.
- The job stretch. The new job needs to offer immediate stretch. For a manager, this could be a bigger team or a more critical project. For a staff person, this could be working on new technology or learning new skills.
- Opportunity for future learning and growth. The long-term or strategic aspects of the position. There is a need to demonstrate that the person will be offered additional opportunities to stay on a faster track as long as the person performs at a high level.
- The chance to make an impact. The work must be important. People will take lesser roles or offset compensation if they feel they're part of something bigger.
- The hiring manager as mentor. Working for a mentor and true leader is a critical factor on every top performer's decision list.
- The quality of the team. The quality of the person's future co-workers, and likely new friends, is a critical aspect of on-the-job success and satisfaction.
- The company's prospects and strategy. Even if a company is not on one of the "best places" lists, it must still demonstrate it's a great organization with a strong future.
- The company culture. As part of this, address your unusual approaches to work, any non-traditional benefits, and anything that makes you unique in your industry.
- Work/life balance. While people will work hard doing work they enjoy, quality of life is an important aspect of the decision-making process.
- The compensation and benefits. As long as the compensation and benefit package are competitive, you don't have to overpay.
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I uploaded via File Zilla Wordpress to my host, installed it but from that point on I wasn't able to upload themes from the backend Wordpress – so I installed again the theme via FTP- and now within the theme I cannot upload anything. Who can give me a hand?
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21Use of candidates' common namesE+W+S+N.I.
(1)Schedule 1 to the 1983 Act (parliamentary elections rules) is amended as follows.
(2)In rule 6 (nomination of candidates), after paragraph (2) insert—
"(2A)If a candidate commonly uses—
(a)a surname which is different from any other surname he has, or
(b)a forename which is different from any other forename he has,
the nomination paper may state the commonly used surname or forename in addition to the other name."
(3)In rule 14 (publication of statement of persons nominated), after paragraph (2) insert—
"(2A)If a person's nomination paper gives a commonly used surname or forename in addition to another name, the statement shall show the person's commonly used surname or forename (as the case may be) instead of any other name.
(2B)Paragraph (2A) above does not apply if the returning officer thinks—
(a)that the use of the person's commonly used name may be likely to mislead or confuse electors, or
(b)that the commonly used name is obscene or offensive.
(2C)If paragraph (2B) above applies, the returning officer must give notice in writing to the candidate of his reasons for refusing to allow the use of a commonly used name."
(4)In the Appendix of forms, in the Form of nomination paper, for the first table following the words "candidate at the said election" substitute—
|"Candidate's surname
|Other names in full
|Commonly used surname (if any)
|Commonly used forenames (if any)
|Description (if any)
|Home address in full
|Arthur Seymour
|52, Bunthorne Walk, Basingstoke"
(5)In the Appendix of forms, in the Note following the Form of nomination paper, after paragraph 2 insert—
"2AWhere a candidate commonly uses a name which is different from any other name he has, the commonly used name may also appear on the nomination paper, but if it does so, the commonly used name (instead of any other name) will appear on the ballot paper.
2BBut the ballot paper will show the other name if the returning officer thinks—
(a)that the use of the commonly used name may be likely to mislead or confuse electors, or
(b)that the commonly used name is obscene or offensive."
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I1S. 21 wholly in force at 1.7.2008; s. 21 not in force at Royal Assent see s. 77; s. 21 in force for E.W.S. at 1.1.2007 by S.I. 2006/3412, art. 3, Sch. 1 para. 14(h) (subject to Sch. 2); s. 21 in force for N.I. at 1.7.2008 by S.I. 2008/1316, arts. 2(2), 4(e)


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Good Meat: The Complete Guide to Sourcing and Cooking Sustainable Meat by Deborah Krasner includes recipes like Merguez Sausages; Beef Tongue with Sweet-and-Sour Sauce; and Pork Tenderloin Medallions with Vermouth Sauce.
Serves 3 or 4
Tenderloin: Every side of pork has only one, so the tenderloin is a precious commodity. It's all too easy to overcook when roasted, which is why I suggest cutting it into medallions and pan-frying for ease of control.
The tenderloin that came with my Berkshire half pig totaled 3/4 pound, and when cut yielded nine medallions, enough for three people as part of a larger meal. I like to serve it with rice or mashed potatoes—either starch is delicious with the sauce, and both take longer than the 5 quick minutes you'll need to prepare this main course.
Blot the tenderloin and put it on a cutting board, straightening it as much as possible. Using a very sharp knife with a long, thin blade, carefully cut the tenderloin crosswise into 1-inch slices. Shape each round to be as even as possible before placing it on a rack to dry. Because tenderloin tapers at both ends, the last two pieces will not be round. Combine them into one piece, using a piece of kitchen twine or toothpicks to hold them together in a yin and yang pattern. Salt the medallions lightly on top and air-dry them at room temperature for about 1 hour.
Choose a heavy sauté pan or cast-iron griddle large enough to hold all the medallions in one layer. Melt the butter and oil in the pan over medium heat until the mixture is fragrant and liquid. Place the medallions in the hot fat (they should sizzle), and fry for about 3 minutes on the first side and 2 minutes on the second side, or until cooked in the center and browned and crisp on the outside. Using tongs, transfer the meat to a platter to rest.
Make the sauce by deglazing the pan with the vermouth, scraping up any browned bits and boiling off the alcohol to reduce the volume by half. Turn off the heat and stir in the orange zest, mustard, and cream. Spoon this over the medallions and serve at once, showered with a little parsley.
It is for just such projects as cutting medallions from the tenderloin that I keep a ruler in my kitchen drawer—plastic, so it can go in the dishwasher. If you don't have a ruler handy, the length of your thumb from tip to knuckle is almost always a true inch, remarkably.
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Wednesday, 14 May 2014 10:22
Google starts selling Google Glass to all
Bill of material stands at $152.47
Thursday, 17 April 2014 11:55
Gates patents a method to break Glass
He is a privacy champion now
Friday, 28 March 2014 11:08
MIT puts javascript onto Google Glass
Move things with your eyes
Tuesday, 25 March 2014 09:10
Google teams up with Ray-Ban, Oakley
Who's geeky now?
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Google Glass gets prescription option
Titanium for $225
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Not guilty plea in Google Glass case
Are they a distraction?
Friday, 01 November 2013 13:04
First Google Glass traffic ticket
Looking like an idiot not the charge
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Google unveils updated Google Glass
Still pointless
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First Foal for Make Music for Me
The first reported foal for grade I-placed Make Music for Me arrived Jan. 11 at Tommy Town Thoroughbreds near Santa Ynez, Calif. The dark bay or brown filly was bred by Peter O. and Ellen Johnson.
The first reported foal for grade I-placed Make Music for Me arrived Jan. 11 at Tommy Town Thoroughbreds near Santa Ynez, Calif. The dark bay or brown filly was bred by Peter O. and Ellen Johnson.
Grade I winner looking for the winner's circle after poor showing last time out.
Brazeau Thoroughbred Farms near Hemet, Calif., announced Oct. 3 the acquisition of two recently retired runners who will stand their first seasons at Brazeau in 2014.
A full field of 12 is entered in the 78th renewal of the Northwest's most prestigious race, the $200,000 Longacres Mile (gr. III) at Emerald Downs Aug. 18.
Top sprinter The Lumber Guy, looking to rebound from a disappointing performance in the Malibu Stakes (gr. I), is part of a well-balanced field for the $200,000 San Carlos Stakes (gr. II) Feb. 23 at Santa Anita Park.
Game On Dude took some heat for six furlongs, then sped away in the stretch to take the $196,000 San Antonio Stakes (gr. II) as expected Feb. 3 for his sixth win in seven tries at Santa Anita Park.
Game On Dude will have at most four rivals when he returns to Santa Anita Park in the $200,000 San Antonio Stakes (gr. II) on Super Bowl Sunday Feb. 3.
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Tweebster, a 5-year-old Tapit gelding, has been euthanized after fracturing the sesamoids in his left front leg during a Dec. 30 claiming contest at Santa Anita Park.
Game On Dude, looking to rebound from his seventh-place finish as the favorite in the Breeders' Cup Classic (gr. I), drew the rail for the $250,000 Native Diver Stakes (gr. III) Dec. 1 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Hudson Landing needed every inch of the Golden Gate Fields homestretch to nose out Control Seeker in the $100,000 All American Stakes (gr. III) Nov. 23.
Southern California shipper Gladding will attempt to overcome a five-month absence as the favorite for the $100,000 All American Stakes (gr. III) Nov. 23 at Golden Gate Fields.
Sustained has been scratched out of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf, Worth Repeating will not run in the Marathon, and Super Ninety Nine is out of the Juvenile Sprint.
Belmont Stakes (gr. I) victor Sarava became the first Classic winner to be retired to Old Friends, the Thoroughbred retirement center in Georgetown, Ky., when he arrived the morning of Sept. 29.
Casino Host, a recent addition to the Southern California male turf division, conquered the 1 3/8-mile distance in his first try with a late-running victory in the $200,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 25.
An automatic berth in the 2012 Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT) will be on the line when nine well-matched horses line up for the $200,000 Del Mar Handicap (gr. IIT) Aug. 25.
He's the gift that keeps on giving and the equine version of the Energizer Bunny. Making the 52nd start of his career Aug. 19, Awesome Gem steps forward to defend his title at Emerald Downs.
Odds-on choice Richard's Kid gave every indication he's ready to try for a third win in the Pacific Classic (gr. I) with an impressive turn of foot to capture the Cougar II Handicap (gr. III) in track record time at Del Mar.
Odds-on choice Game On Dude repelled a major challenge from stablemate Richard's Kid to make Chantal Sutherland the first female jockey to win the Hollywood Gold Cup (gr. I) July 7 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Game On Dude seeks the third grade I victory of his career in the $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup July 7 at Betfair Hollywood Park, a race he lost by a nose last year.
Off for more than eight months, champion Acclamation makes his much-awaited return in the $250,000 Charles Whittingham Memorial Handicap (gr. IT) at Betfair Hollywood Park June 9, a race he has won the past two years.
Grade I winner Morning Line debuts for new trainer John Shirreffs in the $150,000 Mervyn LeRoy Handicap (gr. II) May 5 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Continuing his comeback from an injury that knocked him off the 2010 Triple Crown trail, Endorsement swept past 11-10 choice Canonize in deep stretch to win the $200,000 Texas Mile (gr. III) at Lone Star Park April 28.
Endorsement, on the comeback trail for trainer Eoin Harty, makes his first stakes appearance in more than two years in the $200,000 Texas Mile (gr. III) at Lone Star Park April 28.
Santa Anita stewards have handed jockey Martin Pedroza a seven-day suspension after citing him for willfully riding to cause interference in the seventh race on March 4.
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|Ronald W. Ellis
|Vann Belvoir
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|Make Music for Me
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This is the one I have. It is very well made.
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I don't know what a Bauer bag is, so these may look too "tactical" for your taste. I like heavy duty, so they work well for me.


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2009-2015 Cadillac CTS-V General Discussion Discussion, New CTS-V Owner in Cadillac CTS-V Series Forum - 2009-2015; Well, i finally found the "right" car. I picked up a 2010 CTS-V with a manual transmission yesterday. Car arrived ...
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Well, i finally found the "right" car. I picked up a 2010 CTS-V with a manual transmission yesterday. Car arrived from Texas.
I'm pretty sure i have perma-grin.
Car is phenomenal except for a couple of things:
1) i have the clicking front rotors. Already called and got an appointment for cadillac to replace them
2) The rear view mirror is pretty loose. Is this common or am i just lucky?
3) It came with Corsa exhaust but i can't tell if its the sport or touring. How do i know? Seems kinda quiet. I wouldn't mind a bit louder, but not too much.
4) There's a small round bump on the front bumper where the drivers side headlight lense squirter sits. Its about 4" to the left at the line of the bumper where it meets the grill. Is this normal or did someone put a really huge paint drip on the car from the factory?
Thanks in advance!
Hi there. My story is similar to yours. Got my 2010 sedan with manual transmission from Texas delivered to me last week too. Had new scratches on the front fascia unfortunately but mechanically seems intact. I am sure you have seen the threads on the TSB for the clicking in the front end. Good luck and hope you have a great time with the new ride. I'll hope to be doing the same.
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If the Corsa exhaust isn't all that loud, it's likely the Touring version. Even that one sounds really great though!
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Congrats on the new car! Where are you located at?
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I have an 11 coupe the mirror is loose to but does not move or shake while driving.
But will have it checked on my next visit.......Mark
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If you ever have future concerns, don't hesitate to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com!
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Thanks for all the feedback.
Good to know the wiggly mirror is a feature.
I'll get a pic of the front bumper today. I'm curious if the little bump is part of the mold or a paint flaw from the previous owner.
Oh...i'm in San Jose, CA
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Welcome aboard and congratulations; I'm up the road from you - located in Danville. I had to take mine (bought a used 2011) to the dealer shortly after my purchase too, but they corrected everything quickly.
Have fun
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The tracking of institutional responses to disability and diversity through case study analysis (2000-2005) raised questions about sustaining good practice in the longer term and the transfer of knowledge and responsibility to individual academics. In particular, the case evidence illustrated concerns about the evaluation of embedded strategy and the potential loss of expertise and leadership as disability and diversity issues moved into the mainstream. Efforts to mainstream raise the question of individual behaviour in both the teaching and administrative context. De Lowerntal (2003) and Cornelius (2003) highlight the environmental constraints and requirements in mainstreaming diversity issues.Learning from such frameworks,questionnaire data collected from both academic and administrative staff has been analysed to reveal attitudes about institutional strategy on disability, the extent of knowledge transfer from experts in the area and personal perceptions about responsibility in supporting the needs of students with disability.The paper considers issues of sustainability in equal opportunities interventions.
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So you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle. How are you going to do that?
You may have tried a dirt bike once when you were a teenager and don't remember a lot other than falling down. Ask a friend? Maybe your uncle or brother? The guy down the street who rides a sportbike?
A great way to learn is to take a motorcycle safety course.
By Alecia Warren
Coeur d'Alene Press
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Weeks ahead, Tia Flynn is haunted by the race.
At night, she dreams of the course she has tumbled her motorcycle across for years, the hills she has crashed on, the rivers where her bike has been baptized into competition.
Feeding the addiction, she watches the online video of races past. She takes in the roar and growl of 1,000 bikes along an endless stretch of starting line.
Newly elected City Councilor Vince Howell was sworn in Friday to the surprise of many, including the councilor he replaced and some members of the governing body.
City Attorney Dave Romero had previously said that the winner of the Ward 2 race wouldn't take his position on the council until after the mayoral and Ward 3 races were decided in a runoff. No runoff was needed in the Ward 2 race because Howell received 67 percent of the vote, well above the 50 percent plus one vote margin required by the new city charter.
In late December, Las Vegas City Schools board member Gloria Lovato-Pacheco voted against awarding contracts for cafeteria food products to several vendors, saying she wants healthier foods served to students.
At that time she said she wanted the district to serve more fruits and vegetables to students and less pre-processed foods.
In response to Lovato-Pacheco's concerns, board members Ernesto Salazar and Elaine Luna wrote up a directive to interim Superintendent Sheryl McNellis-Martinez asking for healthier cafeteria food.
Las Vegas native Jose Maestas will hit the stage on Saturday as master of ceremonies for the East vs. West High School Competition by University Celebrity.
Maestas, a stand-up comedian, said he is looking forward to being back in Las Vegas for this one-evening competition starting at 7 p.m. with the doors opening at 6 p.m. this Saturday at Ilfeld Auditorium.
"I'm excited to be back in Las Vegas," Maestas said. "I like to bring my hard-core "brownie" jokes.
By Margaret McKinney
Highlands University
Two New Mexico Highlands University social work students interning at Big Brothers Big Sisters are having a big impact on the number of kids the nonprofit serves in San Miguel and Mora counties.
Alexis Gonzalez will graduate in May with her bachelor's degree and Scot Deily is pursuing his master's.
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Monday, March 11 — During the Lenten season in Las Vegas, Catholic churches devote at least one evening a week to the beautiful devotion called "The Way of the Cross." In Las Vegas the devotion is practiced each Friday in the Catholic churches. In the Immaculate Conception church, the "Stations," as the devotion is sometimes called, are said Friday evenings.
Story Time at Carnegie
Story Time at Carnegie Library is at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. today, March 14, in the children's area of the public library. This week's book is "Lucky Tucker" by Leslie MCGuirk. The theme for the month is "Woman's Month - Books Written for Children by Women." All programs are free and open to the public.
Sunny, with a high near 68. West wind 5-10 mph, increasing to 15-20 mph. Mostly clear at night, with a low around 33. West wind 5-15 mph, becoming north.
Sunny, with a high near 69. North wind 5-10 mph, becoming southwest 15-20 mph. Mostly clear at night, with a low around 37.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 69. Partly cloudy at night, with a low around 37.
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As Alvin Korte recently travelled his native land, he became aware of and puzzled by the public display of an image that was deeply imprinted on his mind as a youth — the swastika.
With Korte's special interest in images and their meanings, more questions were raised. Why were swastikas — which today are synonymous with the Nazis and with death and hate — displayed on the high corners of the El Porvenir Hotel in Gallinas Canyon?
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The Subaru salesman called me yesterday, and all he said was that ... "The Eagle Has Landed."
I ordered my 2013 DGM Hatch on Nov. 10th. The guys at the dealership were shocked that it came in so quickly. They are definitely not happy about the delays that some of the other customers have experienced.
I'd like to say a couple of things about this forum. I appreciate the feedback I have gotten from some of the people here ... I'm sure there's a parade of noob questions that come up over and over again over the years. I appreciate the pictures of other's cars and the detailed info on various customizations, experiences with certain features and add-ons.
As soon as I saw the car, I knew I was glad it did not have the fog lights. (They weren't an option at the time of order) on a standard model at the time I ordered it. I really like the lines of the bumper, and the flow of the areo vent in that space. And I can definitely see myself adding some PIAA or Hella driving lights on the lower lip of the bumper. I've got Hella horns ready to go in, a kicker under-seat sub, and I plan on customizing the side badge at some point as well.
Lastly, thanks for keeping this a politics free forum ... I fumbled that on one post, but I won't repeat it.
Here's the car before I even sat in the seat, and I will post some better pics when I can get some DSLR time with the new ride.
I hope all of you that have orders in, get your rides way ahead of schedule like I did ... feeling very lucky.
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Music Articles
Around The Classical Internet: November 18, 2011
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- Are these fragments of Sibelius' lost Eighth Symphony that survived the infamous bonfire he set?
- EMI's recorded music business – including EMI Classics and Virgin Classics – has been sold off by Citigroup to Universal Music Group. EMI's publishing arm is going to a group of investors led by Sony. This deal may or may not survive antitrust regulations in Europe and the U.S., but antitrust concerns were the reason that the recording and publishing concerns were split.
- Remember that revised Porgy And Bess with the happy ending? It finally occurred to the director and producers that this was a terrible idea. But they insist Stephen Sondheim had nothing to do with their decision.
- The president of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra abruptly resigned Monday – and their new president and CEO, James A. Wilkinson, was announced at the same meeting.
- John Eliot Gardiner on his reputation for being difficult: ""I think I'm more sinned against than sinning."
- Says Gustavo Dudamel: "My main goal, and it's a big one, is that every child has a chance to get close to music, as a right, as they have access to food, health, education."
- A fascinating medical story: A 71-year-old German cellist who lost all of his memory after suffering viral infection six years ago can still identify music.
- After canceling 10 concerts this fall to save money, the Colorado Symphony has rescheduled two programs for the spring and added three more for this season.
- In Ottawa, Opera Lyra has called off the rest of its season in hopes of righting its financial ship.
- Musicians to the latest proposal from Louisville Orchestra execs: No.
- To which Louisville management replied: "If they want to work, they need to come back to work, and there's nothing left for the orchestra to put on the table."
- Remember the New York City Opera singers and players who offered to work for free in exchange for a seat at the table, artistically speaking, and health care? Management has passed on it: "Allowing the performers to work for free could violate labor laws."
- This was coming, but it's still not good: Kentucky Opera performances of The Marriage Of Figaro this weekend will be accompanied by just two pianos and a harpsichord.
- In good news: Boston Lyric Opera has raised more than $5 million this year, breaking its fundraising records.
- On tap for the Salzburg Festival for 2013-2016: one new opera each summer, courtesy of Gyorgy Kurtag, Marc-André Dalbavie, Thomas Adès and Jorg Widmann.
- One of the world's greatest luthiers has died at age 79: René A. Morel, the French-born New York master craftsman, to whom Yo-Yo Ma, Isaac Stern and countless others entrusted their instruments.
- Leonard Slatkin has signed on for three more seasons as music director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
- Grab your seat: WQXR has invited a passel of pianists to perform all 32 Beethoven sonatas in a back-to-back marathon live this Sunday. It's part of their "Beethoven Awareness Month."
- The president of Washington's Kennedy Center on non-professional concertgoers sharing their opinions: "This is a scary trend."
- The New Yorker's Alex Ross, via Twitter: "This Michael Kaiser column refutes itself — a dated, shoddy, churlish piece of work."
- WQXR's Olivia Giovetti points out a bit of irony: Kaiser chose his own blog on the Huffington Post as the medium by which he would air his displeasure with ... blogs.
- Among the Kaiser supporters, Sarah Bryan Miller of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch points out that professional critics "are, in fact, continuously vetted while being held to professional and ethical standards. Most bloggers are not."


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Mini Gorgonzola Stuffed Potatoes RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
Give twice-baked potatoes a tasty twist by using red potatoes, filling with a rich, creamy filling and serving as an elegant appetizer.—Janis Scharnott, Fontana, Wisconsin
Recommended: 40 Appetizers for Fall Celebrations
- 48 small red potatoes
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) crumbled Gorgonzola cheese
- 4 thick-sliced bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons minced chives
- Scrub potatoes; place in a Dutch oven and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10-12 minutes or until tender. Drain.
- When cool enough to handle, cut a thin slice off the top of each potato and discard. Scoop out the pulp, leaving thin shells. Cut thin slices from potato bottoms to level if necessary.
- In a large bowl, mash the pulp with cream cheese, sour cream, butter, garlic, salt and pepper. Stir in Gorgonzola cheese and bacon. Spoon mixture into potato shells; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
- Place in two ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans. Bake at 350° for 10-15 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with chives. Yield: 4 dozen.
Originally published as Mini Gorgonzola Stuffed Potatoes in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2010, p30
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1998 Subaru Impeza Outback Sport
-202,000 on chassis
-WRX swap
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-ej20g wrx motor
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-fujitsubo 3" exhaust, removed the resonator
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Overall a very clean car with LOTS of desirable upgrades! There is a small leak tho(about 1/2-2/3 quart every 3k). Haven't had a chance to look at it, but it's most likely just a gasket.
Reason for selling is I'm hoping to get back into MR2s. Looking for a quick sale since I already have a car in mind.
Text/Call anytime 949-207-8760 Gabe
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A Golden Voice Meets The Power Of The Internet
The life of Ted Williams, a homeless man with a great radio voice, changed rapidly when a video of him was posted on YouTube.
What a voice. It was that booming baritone voice that compelled millions of viewers to watch the video of Ted Williams, a homeless panhandler who is sometimes stationed at the highway ramp in Columbus, Ohio, offering up his radio-friendly pipes to idling commuters in exchange for spare change. Holding just a handwritten cardboard sign with the opening sentence, "I have a God given gift of voice," Williams was filmed on a whim by a Columbus Dispatch videographer. When prompted to say something, the awe-inspring Williams belts out:
"When you're listening to nothing but the best of oldies, you're listening to Magic 98.9!"
Smiling and beaming with pride, Williams says thank you several times then says a few more lines in that great radio voice. The 97-second clip – appeared Monday on Dispatch.com and was later posted to YouTube by an anonymous user who hoped of finding the talent a place to call home. The action of uploading the video to YouTube action gave Williams a worldwide platform, as heartstrings were pulled and radio and television companies across the country clamored to reach out to him. Suggestions poured in as did and job opportunities with MTV, ESPN, The National Football League, West coast talent agents, syndicated talk shows and even the Cleveland Cavaliers reportedly want to offer him a full-time announcing gig – and a home.
As amazing as this story is, the Internet fame is already taking its toll on Williams as he says in an interview: "I feel like Susan Boyle, or Justin Bieber. It's almost choking me." What a difference a day makes, 24 hour little hours, thank you Internet!
[via Columbus Dispatch + Laughing Squid]


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Down-to-earth Zeeta and her flighty mom, Layla, have spent years traveling the globe and soaking up everything each new culture has to offer. Now they've settled in the beachside town of Mazunte, Mexico, where Zeeta's true love, Wendell, has an internship photographing rare sea turtles. At first glance, Zeeta feels sure that Mazunte is paradise—she envisions dips in jade waters, sunsets over sea cliffs, moonlit walks in the surf. And she is determined to make Mazunte her home . . . for good. But as she and Wendell dig deeper to unearth her elusive father's past, Zeeta finds that paradise has its dark side.
About the Author
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posted by Anonymous .
how to prepare 0.250l of 0.750 M HCL solution,startin with 2.00 M HCL solution. what volume in liter of 2.00m solution we need?
you want to dilute it 2/.75 times, or 8/3 times. that means one part 2.0M, and 8/3-1 parts water, or
1 Part originalacid
5/3 part water.
So what is one part? .250/8/3 or .75/8 liter, so one part is .09375 liter of 2M HCl, and .09375*4/3 water, or 0.15625l water.
check: .15625+.09375=.250liter, checks.
how preapare 30.0ml of 0.800m HNO3 FROM A STOCK SOLUTION OF 4.00M HNO3 WHAT VOLUME IN ML OF THE 4.OOM HNO3 SOLUTION WILL YOU NEED?
What will be the volume of 8.52 M HNO3 required to prepare 763 mL of a 1.5 M HNO3 solution?
8.52M X V = 1.5M X 763mL (C1V1 = C2V2)
i.e. Mass of HNO3 in Left = Mass of HNO3 in right
V = (1.5M x 763mL)/ 8.52M = 134.3309mL
Vol of water = 763 - 134.3309 = 628.6690mL
i.e you add 134.3mL of 8.52M HNO3 to 628.7mL of water.


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NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms
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- Alzheimer dementia
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- A brain disorder that usually starts in late middle age or old age and gets worse over time. Symptoms include loss of memory, confusion, difficulty thinking, and changes in language, behavior, and personality. Also called Alzheimer disease.


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Hi all.
I have finally decided to buy my first PC dedicated to gaming & video editing. I have an old desktop but I can't do much on it, which is how I got to this decision. I'm going to buy it assembled at Cyber Power PC and foregoing building it on my own just due to the fact that I'm still learning that side of things and also I don't want to bust something and have to pay more for it.
Having said that, I have no idea as to what I'm looking for other than the fact that I want to run today's games at the highest possible resolution. The most I am looking to spend for it is $1,400. I would make this decision on my own, but navigating CyberPower's website is a bit daunting if you don't know what exactly you are looking for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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In this special version of Post Picks, we bring you our full coverage from the WikiLeaks cables. Scandals! Sleeping diplomats! Catty remarks! We have it all. If you've been completely overwhelmed the past week, don't worry — enjoy our cheat sheet.
The best revelations
What did the cables have to say about Canada? We have rounded up the five most intriguing WikiLeaks revelations. You don't want to miss this.
'Burning bridges'
Whatever happened to following the advice "if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all?" The Canadian ambassador to Afghanistan doesn't want to take back his words about president Hamid Karzai, but he wishes they remained private.
But as
foreign affairs reporter Peter Goodspeed points out, the cable highlights an extremely fragile NATO-Afghanistan relationship.
Our inferiority complex
Apparently, the U.S. is afraid of the CBC. Who can blame them? Tie Domi in tights is a little intimidating.
Gary Clement has something to say about that, if it is something you don't mind hearing…if you have time, don't want to be a bother…
Extra help
The Omar Khadr ordeal also gets a mention in the WikiLeaks cables. France wanted the U.S. to provide assistance.
No surprises!
Are you really that surprised that U.S. diplomats think Kim Jong-il is kind of…weird? And that Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi is 'ineffective'? And that Robert Mugabe doesn't really care that much about South Africa? We aren't either.
Losing friends in Turkmenistan
But it is still kind of harsh for the U.S. to say Turkmenistan leader Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov is 'not very bright'. On the plus side, he never forgets. Like an elephant.
Looking bored in Saudi Arabia
Nicolas Sarkozy once had his plane rerouted so he didn't have to see the Eiffel Tower "lit up in Turkey's colours" as the country's prime minister visited. Ouch. Cables about Sarkozy's visit to Saudi Arabia also probably will not help France's relations with the Middle East.
Assassination threats
Apparently, Julian Assange — the man of the hour — is still in hiding. It probably has a lot to do with the assassination threats and the court order for his arrest due to allegations of sex crimes. Or something.
But it looks like the U.S. can't charge him with anything, so there's that too.
Plugging the leak
According to U.S. senator Joe Liberman, Amazon told his staff that they have stopped hosting the WikiLeaks website. Instead of a waterfall, the site is now a slow drip. But why did Amazon do it?


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March 5, 2014
Site: Jacksonville, Fla. (Southern Oak Stadium)
Score: Jacksonville 15, Michigan 7
Records: U-M (0-3), Jacksonville (3-3)
Attendance: 209
Next U-M Event: Saturday, March 8 -- at Florida (Gainesville, Fla.), 1 p.m.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Michigan women's lacrosse team could not overcome a 6-0 Jacksonville run at the start of the second half, eventually falling to the host Dolphins, 15-7, on Wednesday (March 5) inside Southern Oak Stadium.
Freshmen Jess Angerman (Shoreham, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River) and Anna Schueler (Chicago, Ill./Loyola Academy) each tallied a pair of goals, while freshman goalkeeper Allison Silber (Phoenix, Md./McDonogh School) made a season-best 13 saves in net. Angerman also added two assists to finish with a team-high four points.
Jacksonville got on the board first, scoring just 20 seconds in to the contest. Less than four minutes later, the Dolphins increased their early lead to 2-0. On the ensuing draw, freshman Tess Korten (Glen Head, N.Y./North Shore) came up with possession and once U-M entered its attacking third, Angerman was quickly awarded a free position, which she converted at the 23:06 mark.
The Dolphins scored back-to-back goals just 24 seconds apart to push their lead to four, 5-1, with 21:17 remaining in the first half. Off the draw, Angerman scooped up the ball and passed it across field to freshman Allie Breitfeller (East Northport, N.Y./Northport), who ran straight up the left side and beat JU's goalie high to make it 5-2 at 21:06.
Jacksonville responded with a free-position goal, before Angerman tacked on her second goal of the night. As U-M began to settle into its offense, Angerman was isolated behind the right side of the crease and beat her defender and then beat the goalie high.
With Jacksonville leading 8-3, Schueler escaped a double team outside the 12 meter and drove left, firing the ball into the top right corner to cut JU's lead in half, 8-4, at the 2:29 mark. The Dolphins tacked on another goal with 32 ticks remaining in the half to take a 9-4 lead into the break.
Jacksonville opened the second half on a 6-0 run over a span of 16:37 to take a double-digit lead, 15-4, with 11:41 to play. Angerman connected with Korten for a goal at the 9:14 mark, starting a 3-0 Wolverine run. Angerman had the ball wide right and found Korten open in the middle of the eight meter for a quick catch and the score.
A big save by Silber with 1:39 remaining in regulation led to a transition goal from freshman Sophie duPhily (Chadds Ford, Pa./Kennett) at the 1:24 mark; Angerman assisted on the score.
Jacksonville won the following draw, but a missed shot gave possession back to the Wolverines with 40 seconds left. Michigan got the ball into the attacking zone with 17 seconds to go and as time expired, Schueler beat JU goalie Asia Moore.
Michigan will remain in Florida and begin American Lacrosse Conference (ALC) play at Florida on Saturday (March 8). The game is slated for a 1 p.m. start at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.
Defender Sara Beach held Jacksonville's second-leading scorer Taylor McCord to zero goals.
Tonight's game at Jacksonville marked the first night game in program history.
Michigan Head Coach Jennifer Ulehla
On the positives she saw tonight ... "Defensively we've come a long way. We're able to run a little bit more of a higher-pressure defense. Technically, they're moving a lot better and they're understanding the X's and O's, as far as what it is we're asking them to do. They also have a little bit more grit in them and understand that they can set the tempo. Jacksonville had a great offense and they did a lot of really nice things. Defensively, we're making the strides that we want to make and I'm happy to see that."
On Allison Silber's performance ... "I'm really proud of her. In the beginning, I think she was struggling with the lights -- they got a couple of good shots in there on her, but she was able to regain her composure. Ultimately, what I love about this team is that they showed so much fight and she was one of the reasons -- coming up with big, big saves in the second half, all the way down to the last seconds of the game. That's one of the things we've been working on with her -- her ability to regain her composure. I'm thrilled to see how each one of these athletes is growing, and today for her it was a big step forward from a mentality standpoint."
On how the defense and the goalie feed off each other ... "When you have a better defense in front of you that's able to take away certain angles and slow the ball down, it makes it easier for a goaltender. When you have a defense that rallies around you, it certainly makes it easier for a goalie to come up with great saves, but also it goes the other way; when she comes up with big saves, it invigorates everyone. It's neat to see the entire group respond as well as they did to each other tonight and it's something we're going to grab ahold of and move forward with."
On adjusting to Jacksonville's ride ... "It took us a little while to figure out. I was expecting it and we talked about it before the game. They didn't bring it on until the second half, but it's a matter of being able to get up into the right position and move the ball quickly. Once we called a timeout and I was able to explain to them that we need to spread out, use the width and get them to shift to one side, and them move it quickly, they began to understand it and execute it much better. These are young minds and learning the game of lacrosse at a very high level is a lot. These teams are throwing everything at us because we're young and they know they can. That's a lot of pressure and I was glad to see we were able to respond to it even after we got beaten by it a few times."
On the team continuing to fight throughout the entire game ... "We worked so hard and it doesn't necessarily show on the scoreboard or in the stats. Jacksonville was going to stall on us, and we've been working on our break stall because we had a problem with it against Marquette, so to see them go out and execute it and get two turnovers off of it and bring the ball down and score off it was a thrilling thing for us. We have to take the little things as they come and enjoy them and make sure we keep building."
U-M Freshman Goalkeeper Allison Silber
On her and the defense stepping up tonight ... "When I make a big save, it helps get the defense and everyone else pumped up, and when the defense makes a big stop it has the same effect on me -- I feel a lot more confident and a lot calmer. The defense and I really work together and feed off each other, and that's what makes a good defense a good defense, and a good team a good team -- when the goalie and the defense, as well as the rest of the team helps pump each other up and everyone is connecting well."
On stops by the defense translating into offensive opportunities ... "Coming up with a big stop allows us the opportunity to get the ball down on our end. When we get that stop, then our attack gets pumped up and says 'now it's our turn to show what we have'. When we play with that confidence and make big stops, that translates onto the offensive end and allows them to capitalize on their opportunities."
On carrying positives from tonight's game into Saturday's game at Florida ... "We are definitely going to learn from the things that we didn't do as well tonight, but if we focus on the positives and focus on putting all the positives we've seen this season together, that will allow us to play well at Florida. If we focus on the stops we got tonight and the nice plays the attack made down the stretch, that will give us confidence that we can make those same plays against Florida."


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SCSO Arrests Three on Child Molestation, Other Charges
A multi-agency child abuse investigation in Stephens County leads to three arrests.
According to Stephens County Sheriff Randy Shirley, the investigation involved his office, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and the Mountain Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office.
Shirley said the investigation took about three weeks and resulted in arrests last month.
"Three individuals in Toccoa had allegedly committed child molestation and offered marijuana to a 13-year-old child," said Shirley. "Once the investigation started, the GBI was able to exchange e-mails with one of the suspects, Willie Grady Newkirk III. Once the e-mails were exchanged with the undercover officer, Newkirk agreed to meet the undercover officer who was posing as a 13-year-old in Stephens County. Once they met, he was subsequently arrested."
According to Shirley, Newkirk III, 36, of Toccoa was arrested and charged with two counts of Aggravated Child Molestation, as well as charges of Child Molestation and Aggravated Sexual Battery.
Shirley said authorities then arrested two other people a couple of days after that initial arrest.
The sheriff said Casey Jonathan Norris, 38, of Toccoa and Jessica Joy Sparks, 31, of Toccoa were arrested.
Norris is charged with three counts of Aggravated Child Molestation, Child Molestation, Distribution of Marijuana, and Cruelty to Children – 1st Degree.
Sparks is charged with two counts of Aggravated Child Molestation, Distribution of Marijuana, and Cruelty to Children – 1st Degree.
Shirley said all three defendants are being held without bond in the Stephens County Jail.


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Presented as part deliverance of our promise to cover more cool medical lasers on Boing Boing Gadgets, this laser beam created by scientists at Tel Aviv University to weld skin shut without stitches. "Doctors know how to cut skin, but not really how to bond it." We're just one step closer to Trauma Center style surgery here, people.
Sci-fi laser stitches wounds [Reuters]