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If you're going through the Beyond Linux From Scratch guide, and run into this error while compiling qca-2.0.3 (and I assume many other versions of qca), I think I can help.
You don't seem to have 'make' or 'gmake' in your PATH.
Cannot proceed.
The fix is relatively easy. Just make sure to have which installed on the machine. Jake found this out the hard way by looking through the configure script. Doing this experiment on Linux From Scratch has really given me an appreciation for distributions that come with basic utilities such as which.
Since which is very difficult to find on Google, here is a link: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/which.html
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At the "Jack Reacher" premiere in London, the 50-year-old actor explained, "We have got lots of very special things planned for the holidays. We are all going to be together. I am looking forward to it."
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This is promising. Where are large scale studies? Why isn't immunotherapy being used more in CC? It certainly worked to "cure" my mothers bladder cancer (though a different type of immunotherapy). Turning on outlet own defense system to destroy cancer and leave healthy cells alone is what all therapies are striving for and this is exciting.
Thanks for that Percy.
This is really exciting. I am with Willow -- why no studies? Where can you get these therapies?
The study of genes and that of immune therapy comprise the two most exciting areas present research is focused on. This research is being conducted by all entities involved in cancer research i.e. Pharma Industry, NCI, NIH, etc. In fact, as far as I know, there is not much in the pipeline for new chemo agents benefitting our patient community. Immune research has shown positive tumor responses for our cancer also and that rare cancers such as ours (solid tumors) have a higher probability of inclusion in present research. As you may know, CC research historically lacked the necessary funding to propel interest in this disease, but I strongly believe that with the present developments, we may finally reap some benefits too.
Marion in my neck of the world we have a saying, "From your mouth to Gods ears" we hope! Thanks for that post.
This link is part of the info Percy had posted re: Immunotherapy and Fastrack for FDA approval:
http://www.fiercebiotech.com/story/asco … 2013-06-03
Thanks for that link and for your thoughts as well Marion, very exciting stuff indeed!
I hope either governments or some big pharma companies will invest enough money to find a cure for "CC" and similar ones.I think the money spent on ads for fast food and soft drinks could fund a lot of research on things that will save people life instead of destroying there bodies.
By the way why FDA do not approve promising drugs with good results in phase II for deadly diseases?
If the drug goes through the FDA as "fast tract" or "breakthrough" status, it will be the equivalent of what you wanted. Indeed FDA did approve drugs ,esp. the so called "orphan drugs" in a much shorter time frame instead of the usual longer period required.
http://www.fiercebiotech.com/special-re … ?page=full
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Thanks for that Percy, good stuff!
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It's been a long time and all of having fun but as I tried to revive this group, we were missing more than we could even fill in (and that many were dead here). We had a year of fun and another year of being dead and dead again for this year.
I haven't yet talked with the co-founders but I knew that they clearly know that about 5 or 3 people are still active and the rest 100-something is dead. So there's no point in trying to hold onto the last line of the rope for another year.
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Mike Eder wrote:samses wrote:I have always loved ROR (got it in -73) and I think it is one E's best albums in the 70's with some very good songs like For ol times sake, Find out what's happening, If you don't come back. I never understood why so many put the album down. However, I think that this release can make it appear in a better light to those who are not very found of ROR.
God I couldn't of said it better. Raised On Rock is a great album, so soulful.
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likethebike wrote:I don't think so because whatever the deficiencies of the 1976 recordings in both performance and material, Elvis had a level of commitment that he didn't in July 1973. That came through in the outtakes and even on something which is controversial on this board like "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" the complaints have always been about Elvis' technical deficiencies rather than his emotional commitment. In July 1973, Elvis did not want to record at all and, with the exceptions of "I've Got a Thing About You Baby" which caught his fancy and "For Ol Times Sake" which served as an outlet for his pain, the masters reflect. It is IMO the worst non-soundtrack studio session Elvis ever did.
The big huge problem with Raised on Rock is that Elvis' performance is so poor. His voice sounds tired on most tracks and all the tracks lack energy. Not that the material is especially strong. "If You Don't Come Back" was a journeyman like track even in its original version by the Drifters. It wasn't bad but there was nothing special about it. "Three Corn Patches" ranks with L&S's worst. "Raised on Rock" has no hook and a misguided lyric. (James' guitar line is great though.) The ballads with the exception of "For Ol' Times Sake" and "Are You Sincere" are hackery. Even on good material though like Roscoe Gordon's "Just a Little Bit", Elvis lacks verve. And if Elvis had been able to create some sense of loudness or anarchy on "Raised on Rock" he may have been able to redeem that piece. He just was not into it.
I blame Parker and RCA for this situation as much as Elvis. If the man did not want to record, he should not have been made to record. Especially at this point in time, there was no need for it. Any other artist would have still been reaping the rewards of Aloha From Hawaii.
There was a comment on here that recordings like these damaged Elvis' sales. I don't think that's necessarily true. (Cher was selling millions of records which should keep you from making a one to one assessment of quality and sales.) Elvis' relative (and I use the word relative advisedly as Elvis moved something like ten million albums domestically in these seven odd years) lack of record sales was mostly due to the fact that there was too much product. No Elvis album had time to establish an identity and presence in the market because it was soon followed by the next Elvis album. Raised on Rock was Elvis' third LP within eight months and his fourth of 1973. No artist in 1973 could keep a similar pace and stay consistently near the top of the charts.
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Steve1971 wrote:Since I alread have this album and cd as well as 73's Elvis, Promised Land and Rythem And Country I wont be getting it.
Anyway that all being said I'm sure this will be a good FTD release but since I already have it and the RAC cd I am gonna pass.
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Steve1971 wrote:Ya Rob I'm gonna pass on it. But I hope everyone one likes it and enjoys it. I just dont think its worth spending money on an Album that I already have because it has unreleased rehersals on it. RAC is enough for me as far as outtakes goes. But hey everyone else enjoy it to the max.
Thu Jul 12, 2007 10:08 pm
Spellbinder wrote:Joe Car wrote:Also, as a artist
This should read "as an artist".
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Steve1971 wrote:Ya Rob I'm gonna pass on it. But I hope everyone one likes it and enjoys it. I just dont think its worth spending money on an Album that I already have because it has unreleased rehersals on it.
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Joe Car wrote:For a man to have to record 3 albums a year, especially while performing 150 live concerts, is lunacy.
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ekenee wrote:I think the colonel must have found that loophole in the contract, and that is why starting in 1974 the leg. Perf. series was born. You could still fullfill your contract of an album and yet sell old material.
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ekenee wrote:Quote: Why flood the market with so much product on an annual basis?
You can't compare this with any other artist. With Elvis there is always never enough. There is an endless demand.
Look at what is going on now. One FTD after another at $30 a shot.
How many other artists fans would support this kind of release policy.
What sells the most depends on the material.
Would you not welcome a flood of material if all were of high quality?
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It involved 263,925 people between the ages of 50 and 71 at enrollment. From 1995 to 1996, researchers evaluated their consumption of drinks such as soda, tea, fruit punch and coffee. About 10 years later, the researchers asked the participants whether they had been diagnosed with depression since the year 2000. A total of 11,311 depression diagnoses were made.
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Avicii's debut album True has found tremendous success, both within dance music and crossing over to pop radio in the U.S. Now the producer/DJ has dropped a huge hint that he's bringing his 'True Tour' to America!
A variation of the following photo was posted to his Facebook page with the caption #TRUETOUR, and the photo below used as his new cover photo:
No dates or cities have been announced yet, but based on his success in the U.S., it wouldn't be surprising if he played some of the country's most legendary venues. He's already had shows at places like Radio City Music Hall and the Hollywood Bowl, aside from hitting the main stage at most major festivals.
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MA, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth
PhD, Washington State University, 2004
Dr. Johnson has been teaching at Bridgewater State University for more than thirty years. She has taught fourteen different undergraduate and three graduate courses, six of which she developed. She has served on a number of committees both inside and outside the department, and was involved in the piloting of First-Year Seminars, to be offered as part of the University's new curriculum. Her primary interest lies in the investigation of evolutionary psychology and its interface with developmental, social, and clinical fields. She has developed several new courses on the subject and has integrated the perspective into every course she teaches. Her research interest is in testing evolutionary hypotheses - for example, those on behavioral and psychological sex differences at all points in development - in order to develop effective pscyhoeducational interventions for couples and families experiencing relationship difficulties.
BA, Macalester College
MA, PhD, Boston University
Teresa K. King, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Psychology Department and Co-Coordinator of the Adrian Tinsley Program (ATP) for Undergraduate Research. She received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Houston. She completed her internship and post-doctoral fellowship at Brown Medical School. Her research examines psychological factors that have an effect on health with a particular focus on body image. She has presented her research at international and national conferences and published in peer-reviewed journals. She has an active body image research lab that serves primarily to provide undergraduate students with research experience. Dr. King strongly believes in the transformative nature of undergraduate research and has mentored several ATP semester and summer grants, honor's theses, and directed studies. The undergraduate courses she teaches include: Orientation to the Major, Introductory Psychology (regular and honors), Abnormal Psychology, Research, Survey of Psychological Testing, Health Psychology, and the honors second year seminar Movies and Mental Disorders. She also teaches Psychopathology in the graduate program.
BS, MA, PhD, University of Houston
BA, University of San Diego
MSW, San Diego State University
PhD, University of California Santa Cruz
Dr. Mamberg is a Clinical Psychologist. Her post-doctoral clinical experiences included counseling New Yorkers following the World Trade Center attack in 2001 and working at Pace University's Counseling Center in Westchester, N.Y. Dr. Mamberg's clinical work focuses on anxiety, depression and trauma sequellae in young adults; and her therapeutic style incorporates relational-dynamic and interpersonal approaches with cognitive-behavioral techniques. She has continued her professional development by becoming trained in the teaching of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction at the Center for Mindfulness, at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Dr. Mamberg's theoretical interests primarily focus on socio-cultural and discursive aspects of self development, as well as the impact of trauma and loss on identity and developmental processes. She has mentored students on various quantitative and qualitative research projects, two of which were presented at the 5th International Conference on the Dialogical Self. Dr. Mamberg teaches a variety of undergraduate courses, including Clinical Psychology, Psychology of Personality, Abnormal Psychology, and Orientation to the Major. At the graduate level, she teaches Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice, I; an advanced seminar on Trauma & Loss and she supervises students during their field placements.
BA, State University of New York at Purchase, 1987
MA, Clark University, 1994
PhD, Clark University 2002
Dr. Nicholas joined the Department of Psychology in September, 1998. His area of specialization is Industrial/Organizational Psychology. Dr. Nicholas teaches Introductory Psychology, Social Psychology, I/O Psychology, Statistics, and Research Methods. His research interests include social cognition, social influence, attitudes, and emotional reactions especially when applied to behavior in the workplace.
BS, Salem State University, 1986
MS, PhD, Purdue University, 1993
Dr. Olivares has been with the department of Psychology since 1996. He earned his PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology and has several years of corporate experience, as both an internal and external consultant. His areas of expertise are individual differences and human performance, leadership development, organization culture and performance, and selection and validation. Dr. Olivares regularly teaches courses in Introductory Psychology, Statistics and Research Methods, Learning, Personality, and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. From 2007-2010, Dr. Olivares served as the Chair of Institutional Review Board at Bridgewater State University. In addition to his teaching, consulting, and service work, Dr. Olivares has authored numerous peer-reviewed journal articles. He is the first author on articles that have appeared in The Leadership and Organization Development Journal, Review of General Psychology, Teaching in Higher Education, Excellence in College Teaching, Contemporary Educational Psychology, Issues in Educational Research, Radical Pedagogy, and Occupational Health and Safety.
BS, Regis University
MS, New Mexico Highlands University
PhD, Texas A&M University
Dr. Ramsey joined the Bridgewater State University psychology department in 2011. She teaches a variety of courses, including Introductory Psychology, Orientation to the Psychology Major, Research Methods, Social Psychology, and the Psychology of Women and Gender. Her research has focused on three primary areas: 1) stereotyping & prejudice, 2) objectification, and 3) the underrepresentation of women in math & science fields. For example, she has published papers examining implicit (unconscious) versus explicit (conscious) stereotypes, the consequences of objectification for romantic relationships, and how women who increasingly endorse the women-are-bad-at-math stereotype over the course of a semester perform worse in their math class. She particularly enjoys collaborating with students on research projects.
BS, University of Mary Washington, Psychology
MS, PhD, University of Michigan, Social Psychology
BA, University of Cincinnati
MA, PhD, Clark University
Dr. Singer received her Ph.D. from The University of Chicago in 2004 where she examined the role of social input on children's knowledge change. Dr.Singer focused primarily on the role of hand gestures in instruction and learning of mathematical problem-solving. After completing her graduate training, she continued her work at The Learning Sciences Research Institute in Chicago investigating the role of hand gestures as well as other visual forms of representations on children's scientific reasoning. Dr. Singer published this work in the journal, Discourse Processes. Currently, Dr. Singer explores the ways in which gesture and other nonverbal representations shape children's scientific and mathematical reasoning, as well as the ways children construct meaning around these representations in both laboratory and applied settings. Dr. Singer teaches Child Psychology, Research Methods in Psychology, Nonverbal Communication, and a Second Year Seminar on gesture.
BA, Northeastern Illinois University
MA, PhD, University of Chicago
Dr. Spievak, joined the department in 2003. She teaches a variety of courses including Introductory Psychology (including honors), Statistics and Research Methods, Cognitive, Criminal Behavior, Forensics and Special Topics. Elizabeth has a research lab in which students participate in all aspects of research, from design to presentation, over several semesters and years. The students are engaged in ongoing research in various stages, most centering around attentional processes, particularly as they apply to legal decision making and coping. In addition to her duties at Bridgewater, Elizabeth does trial consulting and maintains a working relationship with colleagues in the legal field.
BS, Indiana University
MBA, Miami University
MA, Wright State University
PhD, University of Louisville
Dr. Stanley's clinical specialization in is the area of child and family studies. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship in pediatric oncology at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Her main research interest pertains to the teaching of psychology. She is currently exploring the use of classroom experiential techniques for promoting personal change. She is also interested in constructivist approaches to psychology and the manner in which people construct meaningful interpretations of themselves and the world.
BA, State University of New York at Binghamton
PhD, The University of Memphis
BA, Hamilton College
MA, Columbia University Teachers College
MS, PhD, University of Kentucky
Dr. Hannon has taught numerous courses in the Psychology Department since 1979. With faculty from Communication Studies and Social Work, she teaches Perspectives of the Holocaust an effort which has won the Presidential Award for Collaboration in Teaching and in 2007, the Action Teaching Award, Honorable Mention from the Social Psychology Network. Recently, Dr. Hannon designed a course, Service-Learning in Psychology in which Bridgewater State University students study boys' development and work with a group of young boys from the Big Sisters/Big Brothers program in Brockton, MA. In 2001-2002 Dr. Hannon was a Visiting Scholar at the Centers for Women at Wellesley College where she designed a qualitative research program to study working families in Northern Ireland focusing on the effects of ongoing political violence on work-family life there. She has presented her work at three international conferences and several national and regional conferences. She has published on work-family issues and recently had a book review published in The Irish Journal of Psychology. Dr. Hannon has received multiple internal grants and most recently, won a federal Learn and Serve grant to establish service-learning courses at Bridgewater. She chaired the Psychology Department for several years and is active on multiple University committees including the Service-Learning Task Force.
BS, Wayne State University
PhD, Catholic University of America
Dr. Richards has been teaching in the Psychology Department at Bridgewater State University since 1976. He has taught a total of twenty-one different courses, seven of which he introduced to the Psychology curriculum. He served one term as Department Chair and has served on a number of committees, both within and outside of the Department. Dr. Richards' primary interest includes developing web-based interactive tutorials that are consistent with principles derived from research in learning and education. His other interests include behavior genetics, cross-cultural psychology, and the psychology of altruistic behavior. These interests have led to the development of new courses within the Psychology Department.
BA, University of Missouri
MA, PhD, Clark University
Dr. Todd has been teaching in the Psychology Department at Bridgewater State University since 1974, and is also a licensed acupuncturist. She has taught sixteen different undergraduate and four graduate courses, twelve of which she developed. She has mentored undergraduate student research presented at undergraduate research paper conferences, and has also mentored graduate Master's theses. In1981, she developed a Departmental Concentration in Medical and Health Psychology, and served as the coordinator of this Concentration until 2004. In 1999, she was a co-developer of the Exploring Consciousness Learning Community. In 2002, she developed a new model for teaching Research Methods and Statistics as linked courses so that students could take them together within a single semester. She developed and served as the coordinator for our graduate program in clinical psychology for fifteen years, and served as the Department Chair for three years.
She has served on numerous committees both within and outside of the Department, and is a member of two professional societies. She has presented at workshops and regional conferences, and has presented at two national conferences. She has written several articles and has developed a series of educational videos. In 2001, she received a small grant from the Center of the Advancement in Research and Teaching to examine the role of self-regulation in learning, health care, and psychotherapeutic change. This research was presented in a poster session at the American Psychological Association and published in a peer reviewed journal. She received two program development grants for Web courses, and has developed and now teaches two Web-based psychology courses; in 2009 she was awarded the Course of Distinction Award by Massachusetts Colleges Online and Bridgewater's Distance Learning Award. Currently, Dr. Todd coordinates the Department's Peer Assisted Learning Program.
BA, PhD, Vanderbilt University
The department offers a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a minor in Psychology, as well as a Master of Arts degree with a specialization in Clinical Psychology. A number of opportunities for increased engagement with the discipline of Psychology exist, including internships and practica, opportunities for gaining research experience via the department's laboratory for faculty and student scholarship, the Honors Program in Psychology, Psi Chi, and the Psychology Club. More detailed information can be found on the department's intranet site.
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SC moves to stop service by firms without spectrum
The Supreme Court on Friday ordered that telecom companies that were unsuccessful in the fresh 2G spectrum auction held in November last and those who did not participate in it would cease to operate "forthwith." HT reports. Shifting sandsdelhi Updated: Feb 16, 2013 00:23 IST
The Supreme Court on Friday ordered that telecom companies that were unsuccessful in the fresh 2G spectrum auction held in November last and those who did not participate in it would cease to operate "forthwith."The order is likely to hit the plans of Norwegian Telenor's (which entered in a partnership with Unitech as Uninor) to continue operating services in Mumbai circle, where it has 1.8 million subscribers. But Uninor said the order will not hit services in the six circles of UP East, UP West, Bihar and Jharkhand, AP, Maharashtra and Goa and Gujarat since the Telenor Group has secured fresh spectrum for 20 years in these circles.
The court order is not likely to have any other major impact on the consumers as most of the companies have already stopped operations in the service areas for which they did not acquire spectrum.
Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd (SSTL), a nation-wide CDMA service provider, also said the order was not applicable to it.
A bench of Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan also held that the companies that were successful in the auction should start their services in the respective circles immediately.
The bench clarified that its February 2, 2012 verdict was not applicable on telecom companies holding the spectrum in the 900 MHz band.
The bench also directed the government to immediately put on fresh auction the entire 2G spectrum for the licences cancelled by it. In November 2012, the government had auctioned 471 MHz of spectrum cancelled due to the February 2012 verdict.
However, SC has been extending the deadline for the companies, permitting them to continue despite the cancellation. The order comes in wake of the government moving another application seeking extension of time for the operators.
The court a year ago had cancelled all the licences issued by former communications minister A Raja on first-come-first-served (FCFS) basis.


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Thread: Help on Hoyt Alphatec
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Help on Hoyt Alphatec
hey all, i'm new to archery and barely got my bow from the mail today. i bought a Hoyt Alphatec but i was wondering wat is the draw weight of the bow. on the bow, it says from 50-60 lbs but when i got online and look around, some people says or have their Hoyt Alphatec adjusted to 70 lbs. next month, i am going to go hunt with some of my friends. can i actually hunt and kill something with a 60 lbs draw weight?
That's all energy you need to target shoot or hunt. Your bow comes in the mail set at its peak weight(in your case, #60). You can lower the weight by turning down the limb bolts with an allen wrench. I don' t shoot Hoyt, I shoot PSE, so you should skim the manual it came with for adjustments.
A big mistake is to buy your bow online without going to a local pro shop to test it first.
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@ skinnypuppy: Thanks for the backup and suggestions. As for my thought on "ramping people up", the idea and intent was to train using the BT distro, get people accustomed to the filesystem layout, crappy KDE, break the Windoze mentality and teach what is needed to be able to follow other guides for the tools included with BackTrack. I have a "learn-per-use" kinda attitude toward things - I don't see a point in learning every tool included in the distro (or every tool on the net for that matter) just learn what tool you need to do the job, and know about the tool and how it works before you use it.
@ Archangel.Amael: When you lay it out like that, it's hard to argue against. I had read over your post a few times, and it does make a lot of sense, but seems to me to be very hands-off, like we aren't interested in teaching new people. After having "solved" a lot of the simple issues myself already, I can understand (and kinda have to agree with) the reason behind the hands-off angle. It's time consuming and frustrating to repeat ourselves. Especially with those people who just sign up on the forums to post a question and then take off.
So given this, a little more thought on the subject, some searching of my own, digging through posts and banging my head off of walls, I'm going to drop this idea. I'll start a "linux for noobs" section on my own site (whenever I feel like bringing it back online :P ), not to be defiant or disrespectful, but as a place we can send newbies who want to learn linux in one place as opposed to many places across the internets. And uh, yeah.
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November 16, 2016 — Montréal's public markets feature outstanding local produce and artisanal wares, but what really sets them apart are the purveyors. At the markets, farmers and merchants are happy to answer questions or even share advice and recipes. Considering that the Jean-Talon Market is the largest in North America, that's a lot to explore and discover!
Local produce
Montréal's public markets are home to a wide variety of local producers and small gourmet boutiques that feature a cornucopia of fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, fish, baked goods, organic and healthy food products, as well as local specialties the likes of iced cider, artisanal chocolate and more.
Colours and flavours from around the world
Strolling through Montréal's public markets is a favourite past-time for local residents; they are a place to discover new flavours, pick up groceries and meet up with friends.
They are also a great place to experience the city's incredible multi-cultural vibe. With exotic gourmet delights from around the world, the market highlights the flavours of Montréal's many cultural communities and acts as a spot for the world to meet.
Tasty nibbles on site
As you near the city's markets, chances are you'll be tempted by the arresting aromas of grilled merguez sausage, piping hot crêpes, brewing coffee and freshly-picked produce. Go ahead – give in and enjoy!


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I can't believe someone actually took his time to write down this article. this iPhone look faker than Fila sneakers smh.. Wake up guys
Low cost iphone.....i doubt it. Im thinking more along the lines of probably some cheap Chinese iphone parts manufacturer thats in the works of making an alternative iPhone 5 back panel. Especially with the explosion of the cheap knock off iphone parts market on ebay.
If they were to make a cheap iPhone it's not supposed to be attractive so to speak. It's cheap so they have to make it out if cheap parts. Prolly for use without contracts and people who can't afford a $199.99 price tag with a 2 year contract. Or can't afford a $600 phone without a contract. But then again didn't they say an iPhone 4 was gonna be on a boost mobile plan?


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Parallel GHC Project
From HaskellWiki
1 Overview
The Parallel GHC Project is an MSR-funded project to push the real-world use of parallel Haskell. The aim is to demonstrate that parallel Haskell can be employed successfully in industrial projects.
In the last few years GHC has gained impressive support for parallel programming on commodity multi-core systems. In addition to traditional threads and shared variables, it supports pure parallelism, software transactional memory (STM), and data parallelism. With much of this research and development complete, the next stage is to get the technology into more widespread use.
This project aims to do the engineering work to solve whatever remaining practical problems are blocking organisations from making serious use of parallelism with GHC. The driving force is the applications rather than the technology.
The project involves a partnership with six groups from commercial and scientific organisations. Over the course of two years these groups are applying parallel Haskell in their specific domains. They are being supported by GHC HQ and Well-Typed who are providing advice on Haskell tools and techniques, and applying engineering effort to resolve any issues that are hindering these groups' progress.
The project is being coordinated by Well-Typed and they are providing the bulk of the support and engineering effort. The project started in the summer of 2010.
2 Project News
2.1 ThreadScope and friends
ThreadScope 0.2.1 has been released! This new release contains the features we had demonstrated at the Haskell Implementor's Workshop in September 2011. Since the workshop prototype we have greatly refined the spark histogram feature, tuning the visualisations so that they are easier to understand.
Along with the new release comes a new tutorial called the ThreadScope Tour, which works through concrete examples on using ThreadScope to debug the performance of parallel programs.
The new ThreadScope release is also paired with an updated ghc-events package, which now provides an encoding of the meanings of events in state machines. This makes it possible to validate eventlogs, and doubles as an always up-to-date source of code as documentation.
2.2 Cloud Haskell
Following up on our initial design discussion, we have developed a prototype Cloud Haskell implementation with a swappable transport layer. The package is called distributed-process and is intended to be the successor to the remote library.
For more information on distributed process, see the distributed-process GitHub page and particularly the updated design document, which incorporates feedback on our initial design proposal.
3 Project artefacts
Some of the work by our project partners is available to the public
|File/CGI server on top of Warp
|version 2.5.7 released 2012-04-05
|HTTP server library
|version 0.4.6 released 2011−10−05
|File/CGI WAI application (used by Mighttpd)
|version 0.5.8 released 2012-04-05
|Logging system for WAI (used by Mighttpd)
|version 0.1.4 released 2012-02-13
|Fast parser and formatter for HTTP Date
|version 0.0.2 released 2012-02-17
|DNS library
|version 0.2.0 released 2011−08−31
|IP routing table
|version 1.2.5 released 2012-04-02
|Library for Sender Policy Framework, SenderID, DomainKeys and DKIM.
|version 0.2.0 released 2011−08-31
|Receiver Policy Framework (milter)
|version 0.2.0 released 2011−08-31
In addition to helping the participating organisations, the project will whenever possible make improvements to libraries and tools that are useful to Haskell users more generally.
|multiprocess Threadscope
|profiling of multi-process or distributed Haskell systems such as client/server or MPI programs.
|in progress
|Haskell implementation of some pseudo random number generators from the SPRNG library
|SPRNG binding
|Haskell wrapper around SPRNG
|in progress
|ThreadScope improvements
|new spark profiling tools, GUI enhancements, bug fixes
|version 0.2.1 released 2012-01-14
|ghc-events improvements
|spark events support
|version 0.4.0.0 released 2012-01-14
|gtk2hs maintenance & release
|GHC 7.2 support
|version 0.12.2 released 2011-11-13
|Haskell bindings to C MPI library
|version 1.0 released 2010-12-09
|GHC RTS improvements
|#4449 - GHC 7 can't do IO when daemonized
|fixed in 7.0.x branch
|#4504 - "awaitSignal Nothing" does not block thread with -threaded
|fixed in 7.0.2
|#4512 - EventLog does not play well with forkProcess
|fixed in 7.0.x branch
|#4514 - IO manager can deadlock if a file descriptor is closed behind its back
|fixed in 7.0.x branch
|#4854 - Validating on a PPC Mac OS X: Fix miscellaneous errors and warnings
|fixed in 7.0.x branch
|c2hs improvements
|marshalling functions now can have arguments supplied to them.
|version 0.16.3 released 2011−03−24
The project will also aim to document existing tools and parallel programming practices, making them accesible to a wider public.
|ThreadScope Tour
|a short guide to using ThreadScope to help analyse parallel program performance
|unveiled 2012-01-14
|submissions to TMR 19
|Mighttpd – a High Performance Web Server in Haskell (Kazu Yamamoto)
|High Performance Haskell with MPI (Bernie Pope and Dmitry Astapov)
|Parallel Haskell Portal
|one-stop resource oriented for users of parallelism and concurrency in Haskell
|unveiled 2011−04−20
4 The Parallel Haskell Digest
We have been publishing a regular newsletter containing project news, other parallel news from around the Haskell community and short "Word of the Month" articles giving brief intrductions to important concepts in parallelism.
The back issues are here:
- Parallel Haskell Digest 1 with word of the month spark
- Parallel Haskell Digest 2 with word of the month thread of execution
- Parallel Haskell Digest 3 with word of the month parallel arrays
- Parallel Haskell Digest 4 with words of the month par and pseq
- Parallel Haskell Digest 5 with word of the month strategy
- Parallel Haskell Digest 6 with word of the month dataflow as in dataflow parallelism
- Parallel Haskell Digest 7 (catching up on community news)
- Parallel Haskell Digest 8 with word of the month MVar
5 Getting involved
Progress reports will be posted to the parallel Haskell mailing list and to the Well-Typed blog.
The best starting point to get involved is to join the mailing list. Note that the list is for parallel Haskell generally, not just the Parallel GHC Project.
6 Participating organisations
- Dragonfly
- Cloudy Bayes: Hierarchical Bayesian modeling in Haskell
- The Cloudy Bayes project aims to develop a fast Bayesian model fitter that takes advantage of modern multiprocessor machines. It will support model descriptions in the BUGS model description language (WinBUGS, OpenBUGS, and JAGS). It will be implemented as an embedded domain specific language (EDSL) within Haskell. A wide range of model hierarchical Bayesian model structures will be possible, including many of the models used in medical, ecological, and biological sciences.
- Cloudy Bayes will provide an easy to use interface for describing models, running Monte Carlo Markov chain (MCMC) fitters, diagnosing performance and convergence criteria as it runs, and collecting output for post-processing. Haskell's strong type system will be used to ensure that model descriptions make sense, providing a fast, safe development cycle.
- IIJ Innovation Institute Inc.
- Haskell is suitable for many kinds of domain, and GHC's support for lightweight threads makes it attractive for concurrency applications. An exception has been network server programming because GHC 6.12 and earlier have an IO manager that is limited to 1024 network sockets. GHC 7 has a new IO manager implementation that gets rid of this limitation.
- This project will implement several network servers to demonstrate that Haskell is suitable for network servers that handle a massive number of concurrent connections.
- Los Alamos National Laboratory
- This project will use parallel Haskell to implement high-performance Monte Carlo algorithms, a class of algorithms which use randomness to sample large or otherwise intractable solution spaces. The initial goal is a particle-based MC algorithm suitable for modeling the flow of radiation, with application to problems in astrophysics. From this, the project is expected to move to identification of suitable abstractions for expressing a wider variety of Monte Carlo algorithms, and using models for different physical phenomena.
- Willow Garage Inc.
- Distributed Rigid Body Dynamics in ROS
- Willow Garage seeks a high-level representation for a distributed rigid body dynamics simulation, capable of excellent parallel speedup on current and foreseeable hardware, yet linking to existing optimized libraries for low-level message passing and matrix math.
- This project will drive API, performance, and profiling tool requirements for Haskell's interface to the Message Passing Interface (MPI) specification, an industry-standard in High Performance Computing (HPC), as used on clusters of many nodes.
- Competing internal initiatives use C++/MPI and CUDA directly.
- Willow Garage aims to lay the groundwork for personal robotics applications in everyday life. ROS (Robot Operating System) is an open source, meta-operating system for your robot.
- This project is to demonstrate parallel Haskell technology using the example of graph algorithms in large graphs representing social networks. The current work is on parallel versions of the Bron-Kerbosch algorithm for finding maximal cliques in a graph. The initial goal is to demonstrate good speedups on multi-core and the overall aim to demonstrate good speedups of a distributed version of the algorithm using Cloud Haskell.
- VETT are working on a transaction processing application using Cloud Haskell. More details will be available shortly.


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Thursday, July 23 2009 - Other Important News
New Podcast from Sibel Edmonds - First Guest, James Bamford
Announcing Sibel Edmonds Podcast Show with Co-Host Peter B. Collins
I am pleased to announce the launch of my Podcast show, 'The Boiling
* Investigative reporters
...and maybe even a few guests from the other side whom we have bashed. You can listen to the show on this site and discuss your take and views in the comments section.
I am thrilled to have Peter B. Collins as my co-host for this project. Knowing that I have been giving interviews, not the other way around, I needed a partner to collaborate with; someone who is a solid and experienced radio host, who is very good at interviewing, who is very knowledgeable, and who I respect and trust. Lucky me, I found one, and he has accepted this partnership. I am honored to have Peter as my co-host and partner. Peter's show was one of the first radio interviews I gave years ago, and over the years he had me back many times. He has always ranked at the very top of my radio show list. If you are not familiar with Peter, check out his site and listen to his interviews at http://www.peterbcollins.com/ . When you do that you'll understand why I'm so pleased to co-host this show with him.
For those of you who know me I don't have to tell you what to expect. As for those of you who don't, well, let me put it this way - don't expect a canned, yawn-inspiringly cautious, or partisan show; we have way too many of those already! I am not known to be diplomatic and I am not about to change!
The program is now ready to go!
Tuesday, July 21, 2009 - Podcast Show #1
The Boiling Frogs Presents James Bamford
James Bamford discusses the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program, the ties between NSA and the nation's telecommunications companies including the Israeli companies involved in intercepting highly sensitive communications for the U.S. government, the agency's failings pre-9/11 and the relevant information blackout by the 9/11 Commission, the US mainstream media, President Obama's 'no change' so far, and more.
Here is our guest James Bamford unplugged!
For those who want to subscribe to the show in "itunes", here is the subscription URL: http://boilingfrogs.justacitizen.com/xml.php?feed_id=1071
James Bamford is one of the country's leading writers on intelligence and national security issues. His books include "The Puzzle Palace," "Body of Secrets," "A Pretext for War: 9/11, Iraq and the Abuse of America's Intelligence Agencies," and most recently "The Shadow Factory". Mr. Bamford coproduced NOVA's "The Spy Factory", which was based on his latest book. He has written for many magazines, including investigative cover stories for The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post Magazine and The Los Angeles Times Magazine, and is a contributing writer for Rolling Stone. His 2005 Rolling Stone article "The Man Who Sold the War" won a National Magazine Award for reporting. He also spent a decade as the Washington investigative producer for the ABC News program, World News Tonight with Peter Jennings, and taught at the University of California, Berkeley, as a distinguished visiting professor.
James Bamford has just written an article published at Salon.com
And over at 911blogger.com on his blog, Jon Gold pulled together a list of very interesting links to past stories relating to this podcast subject.
The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author, who is solely responsible for its content, and do not necessarily reflect those of 911Truth.org. 911Truth.org will not be responsible or liable for any inaccurate or incorrect statements contained in this article.
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It's clean and warm. Breakfast is good quality and there's good choice. It's a fifteen minute walk into the city centre. There is a good chinese restaurant within 5 minutes walk and also a decent bar at a nearby hotel, open to the public. B&B's are 'quirky' because the owners do things to suit their own lifestyle. We didn't know this was a b&b so we were disappointed by one aspect of our stay. At Brooklands guests have to order their breakfast the day before and say what time they'd want it. Rooms are cleaned between 10am -12pm. For some people, including us, part of the pleasure/indulgence of being on a 'leisure' break is not having to dance to some one elses's tune, involving advance decisions commonly associated with a mundane working week.
It was a bed and breakfast not an hotel This stay was in a Bed and Breakfast not an Hotel. I thought it was an Hotel and I expected some help with my luggage as the room was on the 2nd floor. There was no Lounge, and we did not like ordering our breakfast the night before. The room wardrobe was very small, there was only one chair and it was difficult to put the cases down let alone open them. The Shower holder was broken, and there was not enough shelf space to take the ordinary items and sponge bags. Below you ask me if I would would recomend this hotel when it is a Bed & Breakfast
nice warm welcome and lovely breakfast. very helpful and informative owners. comfortable stay
value for money and helpful information on local places of interest etc.
The room was nice, bed comfortable and a good sized shower. Hostess was always helpful and breakfasts well organised. Enjoyed my stay there. All ok.
This was a well run bed and breakfast with a comfortable bedroom together with ensuite shower. We have a very good English breakfast. The siting was just a short bus ride away.l
Friendly welcome. Large comfortable bed. Breakfast good.
The room was very clean and comfortable the hosts were very freindly and helpful and made us feel very welcome.
Owners very helpful. Hotel near to local transport. Restaurants close by. Within reasonable walking distance of city centre. Very quiet location. Slightly older persons staying at the premises making for a quiet peaceful stay. The bathroom slightly on the small side. Wardrobe limited to amount of space.
Clean, comfortable, friendly serive, good location for exploring the city
Good location. Good breakfast Room clean Room smelt a little stale. Shower in room was poor-kept going hot and cold and inadequate flow
The location was excellent for a city break.
Friendly staff good food excellent location Room very basic heating did not work the first night, window would not close so was disturbed by traffic late evening early moring maybe next time a room at the back would be better
Handy for Hoole shopping centre (A short street of busy small shopkeepers) An easy walk to the centre of Chester (on a dry day).Breakfast was hot! Their success means the bar and patio is crowded in the evenings. Dont sit by the door the smokers use at the back of the hotel.
The staff were so freindly and the was always someone around if you needed any assistance.
Staff and food first class Bedrooms could do with being upgraded.
Room clean with comfortable beds. Excellent Breakfast, very attentive staff. Had a very good bar meal too. Only thing was having to walk through busy bar to access rooms.
Very good location only 15mins walk to centre,the zoo which is a great day out is only 10mins away by car.The breakfast was very good and everything in the room that you needed. The only bad point is the traffic better to have a room at the back.
The Breakfast was good, accomodated my early start. Notes on the reservation ignored, asked for a room away from the road. Main road noise wasn't helped, as the rooms are only single glazed. Also, note the Hotel has a popular bar area... and thus the noise from this does come through to the guest rooms.


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13th May 2013 02:18 AM #1
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4 boys, 1 new business a husband and a dog.
BUSY! Life's busy, but it's very good. I'm Nicholise.. hi.
My youngest child has just turned 1, I have a 2 year old, a 4 year old and a 7 year old... and I don't THINK we'll have anymore. I think it's fair to say I'm a little addicted to babies. I come from a family of 11 children and am a qualified child carer, a singer songwriter and a photographer specialising in Newborn and pregnancy photography. The photography has always been there but I've only started my business up fairly recently and while most people can't believe I do what I do considering how obviously busy I am, well... I have to say that the photography keeps me sane.
I absolutely LOVE children and love capturing those precious and incredibly fleeting moments. I'm trying to find a way to remember how you felt when you first held your baby... like a scent that brings back memories and feelings, that's what I try to capture with my photographs. I've got the worst memory known to mankind and yet I remember the circumstances of every single photograph I've ever taken, so to me, they're invaluable.
My husband is kind and gentle, we've been together since I was 16 (27 years ago). He's adorable really. He's a beautiful dad and just a lovely person. He's quiet and I'm a chatterbox, we make a good team.
I'm interested in talking to mum's about their passion in life. I think that life is all about doing what you love and thankfully I'm able to do that. I'm interested in learning more about how people manage to do all that needs to be done with a family and anyone who's got great tips to share in any arena really... I'm very open to learning new tricks to help make life easier. Oh, I've got one to offer. I only ever use 1 peg when hanging out the clothes. Makes it quick and easy to put up and take down again. Simple.
I look forward to getting to know you,
13th May 2013 07:02 AM #2
Hi Nikki - A very big welcome to our Forum. I loved reading your introduction - so much passion. Good luck with with your photography business. We have a wonderful small community here on this forum. So I hope you enjoy getting to know us. I don't post here as often as I like due to my very busy midwifery practice.
15th May 2013 06:19 AM #3
Hi Nikki,
Welcome to the forum! What a great introduction you've given us - thank you. You sound awesome and thanks for your tip :-) Here's my tip for toddler nappy changes - when you go to change their nappy button up their vest using the buttons at the bottom over one shoulder. It keeps the t-shirt and jumper out the way of the nappy and its contents!
I have 2 boys and love it! My 2 year old is a hilarious, dancing drummer boy and my six month old is a smiley, rolling, fascinating baby. They're the best.
Look forward to sharing more posts with you,
15th May 2013 08:45 AM #4
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Hi Nikki
Welcome to the forum! It sounds like you have one of those crazy yet fulfilled mother's much like myself (well a little overfull at times really but anyway...). A former Early Childhood Educator and Advisor aon quality at a national level, I am now a writer, University educator, Public School Class Buddy and mad keen photographer and scrapbooker (although I get little time for the scrapping part). I am obsessed with preserving moments in time.
I am single with an 8 and 2 year old - both glorious girls who daily both exasperate and inspire me! I came from a family of 6 and long for the big family which infertility prevented me from achieving. I would love to have one more child but.... there are many considerations.
I am always looking for time saving ideas. Here is mine. You no doubt have a tile splash-back in your kitchen behind your sink or stove or both. Buy a pack of coloured whiteboard markers and you have an instant BIG white board in a prominent location.
I use the surface for all sorts of things - school/sport/music/swimming reminders, the week's evening meal menu, work I need to complete that day for clients, inspirational quotes that help keep me on track, the sky's the limit really. When you're done a quick wipe with a tissue or wet wipe and you have a clean surface again.
And speaking of wet wipes, there's another tip. I have a packet of wet wipes in every room. I biuy them in bulk (a carton) from Kmart of BigW and I use them for everything! Forget the expensive cleaning wipes.
Two wet wipes and a little elbow grease and you can have a clean hand basin in under a minute. Having them all over the house means that every time there is a spare minute (waiting for the kettle to boil, answering a non-important phone call etc) I can grab a couple of wipes and clean something. This means that I can minimise on catastrophic clean ups by chipping away daily. I use them for dusting, cleaning surfaces, wiping up spills on the floor etc etc.
1st July 2013 11:50 PM #5
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Nice to meet you interesting ladies. Exchanging time-saving tips is a brilliant idea. Please keep them coming as I'm pregnant with my second and scared about how I'll cope. My tip is to have all the cleaning products in a bucket ready to go. The other is have a squirt bottle of dishwasing liquid and water ready to go for any spills on carpet.
2nd July 2013 02:22 AM #6
Hey again - I just wanted to say that I was concerned with how I would manage with two when I was pregnant with my second. There are 22 months between my boys but I have to say that (overall!) it is easier than I thought!
Firstly, I found the birth of my second baby much quicker and easier and it was also quicker for me to recover from it (I didn't need any stitches the second time around). I also found breastfeeding much, much easier to establish (I had so much more knowledge and experience and, I feel this is key, I knew where to turn if I had any problems). With my second son, I was already in 'baby mode' (due to their close age gap) so I didn't have to adapt much to the interrupted sleep and nappy changes etc.
I guess I was also more confident the second time around - I wore my new baby in a stretchy sling from day one and knew why I wanted to do so.
I found that, because my toddler needs to go to an activity every day (even if it is simply playing in the park) my new baby adapted quickly to being out each day and being 'transported around' with my toddler. Also, my younger son loves watching everything my toddler does - my toddler will keep him amused for hours!
I don't try to be superwoman and (on difficult days - we all have them - sometimes they become difficult weeks!) I just do whatever it takes to get through the day (easy quick dinners, help from friends/ family etc).
You are going to love having two!


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16th August 2013 07:32 AM #1
Babywearing Research Shows Bonding Benefits
As a babywearing mum (mum who carries her baby in a sling for a significant time each day) I am often asked about the reasons behind babywearing. Most mums who have carried their babies will soon be able to tell you how babywearing can:
- reduce crying
- aid bonding
- increase eye contact and so increase a baby's security and confidence
- be a comfortable way of keeping your baby close to you during the day
- help a baby to fall asleep contently
I have now come across an excellent summary of research surrounding the benefits of babywearing entitled Hold Me Close: Encouraging Essential Mother/Baby Physical Contact. This is well worth a read by babywearers and interested babywearers alike as it backs up many of the advantages of babywearing that mums naturally find. For example:
'Simple holding, without the skin-to-skin contact, was found to reduce crying, and the provisions of soft carriers led to mothers who were more responsive to their babies and to babies who were more securely attached.'
What a wonderful way for a parent and new baby to bond and spend time together.
21st September 2013 03:39 PM #2
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Yes I am agree ,,but baby wearing is not easy for most mothers. It's a full of tiedy work. However, I want just say that accessories for carrying baby can make it easy.
29th September 2013 06:38 AM #3
Why do you feel babywearing is not easy Abbey? I would have to say that I disagree as there are so many slings out there from 'full buckles' (with a clip for the waist and the shoulder straps) to woven wraps (a long woven piece of fabric which you 'wrap' your baby into). Of course, some of these slings take more practice but it doesn't need to take long to start babywearing.
With a newborn baby, I would highly recommend a stretchy wrap (such as the Karime or Moby) which is easy to learn to use, comfortable and you can even breastfeed in. Slings like these distribute the weight of your baby evenly around your body so are safe for both you and baby.
I'd be interested to hear others' opinions on this.
Best wishes,


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October 3, 2013
A lifetime ski pass to Winter Park Resort, sponsored by the Fraser River Valley Lions Club, is being raffled off as a fundraiser for the Club. Raffle ticket sales will support the National Sports Center for the Disabled therapeutic and recreation programs. Only 1,000 tickets will be sold now through Oct. 18. For more information, visit http://nscd.thankyou4caring.org/pages/lifetimepass.


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'Translucent is the new white' was how Reem Acra summed up her design aesthetic for her new collection, but she could have been speaking for almost any designer.
This year illusion necklines and illusion backs were more popular than ever. The use of tulle was used on its own or embellished with beading or appliques and seen on the most modest to the sexiest gown.
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Tornados lose a heartbreaker in overtimeAugust 30, 2009
Brevard, N.C. – After warming up in a torrential downpour, the Tornados played a hard fought game in the mud, and despite rallying to take the lead in the second period with a penalty kick goal from senior Ian Townson and freshman Chris Landrik-Larsen's second career goal, the Tornados fell 3-2 in over time to Pfeiffer.
The loss drops Brevard's record to 0-2 while Pfeiffer improved to 2-0.
The Falcons scored their first goal 36:42 into the game when Alex Landim took a pass from Wilver Menacho and nailed one out of Jack Shaw's reach.
Ian Townson and the Tornados responded in the second period on a penalty kick. The Tornados had worked the ball into Ian Townson in the box when Pfeiffer was called for a foul. Townson took the penalty kick and booted it out of Alex Moreno's reach to knot the game 1-1.
Fourteen minutes later, the Tornados took the lead on freshman Chris Landrik-Larsen's second goal of the season. Jonathan deCock his first assist of the season on the play.
Brevard's 2-1 lead was short lived. Kash Knight and Pfeiffer responded and tied the game 2-2 with six minutes left to play in regulation.
The Falcons ended the game just fifteen seconds into the overtime when Boo Tesh scored the game winner. Alex Landim received an assist on the play to go along with his goal.
Jack Shaw saved three of the six shots he faced while the Falcon's keeper, Alex Moreno saved two of four.
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Celebrate Black History Month with a Sip & Shop Soiree
Tuanni, Owner of Zuri Wine Tasting
Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Discover wines made by African American and other black people all over the world. Celebrate black history month and enjoy wine sampling from black owned wineries, shopping and live entertainment.
On Sunday February 24, 2013 Zuri Wine Tasting is hosting a fabulous Sip & Shop Soiree at Barsha Wine & Spirits Shop.
Come out and enjoy awesome wine, mingle with wonderful people and celebrate!
Zuri Wine Tasting Sip & Shop
Sunday 2/24/2013
2pm- 6pm
At Barsha Wine & Spirits Shop in Manhattan Beach
Includes wines samples, complimentary cheese and crackers and special vendor discounts.
*Additional food available for purchase.
Wines Poured:
Esterlina/ Everett Ridge, Sonoma
Rideau Vineyards, Santa Ynez
Vision Cellars, Sonoma
Seven Sisters, South Africa
Eco Love, New Zealand
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Hand made soaps and lotions, even a merlot scented soap!
Cashmere Bites
Professional chef offers cooking classes and cooking accessories. Chef Tracy will do a cabernet and chocolate sauce making demonstration.
Barbara's Delights
Hand Painted wine Glasses
Springcart Designs
Handbags and Accessories
Live Entertainment:
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Music by DJ Effex
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Barsha Wine & Spirits Shop
917 N Sepulveda Blvd
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Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Established in 2010, our company has been responsible for providing outstanding wine tasting instruction and entertainment throughout the Los Angeles area. Our customers value our down to earth attitude and approach to wine knowledge. Simply put... "we help people feel less intimidated by wine".
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In 2001 owner Tuanni Price started a wine tasting club with a small group of girlfriends. As the club grew she learned more and developed a passion for wine. Over the years she entertained guest in her home, teaching classes about wine tasting and food pairings. In 2010 Tuanni decided to take the knowledge she acquired and love for wine on the road. She launched Zuri Wine Service and has been entertaining and bringing people together ever since


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Octane to sell Green Dragons
IM Global's genre label will fully finance Hong Kong director Andrew Lau's Revenge Of The Green Dragons. Martin Scorsese will serve as executive producer.
Lau, IM Global CEO Stuart Ford and Ara Katz will produce alongside Allen Bain and Jesse Scolaro of New York-based 7th Floor Productions.
The producers have targeted an April start on Revenge Of The Green Dragons, a crime saga about immigrant brothers who rise to the top of a New York gang.
IM Global's Deepak Nayar and Steve Squillante join Scorsese on the executive producer roster with Michael Bassick and Artfire's Art Spigel.
Michael Di Jiacomo's screenplay is based on a New Yorker article by Frederic Dannen.
Ford and svp of business and legal affairs Elizabeth Powell negotiated the deal for IM Global with Bain and Scolaro represented by attorney Iddo Arad at Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz.
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