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This is the men's watch that remains unerringly accurate via updates from the world's radio clock transmitters and keeps you constantly abreast of conditions while adventuring outdoors. Providing a constant flow of reliable data while you hike, ski, cycle, or sail, its digital display combines with the analog dial to provide separate compass, altimeter, barometer, and thermometer functions while the digital display by itself provides chronograph (1/100th second accuracy), world time, 24-hour time, an 87-year calendar, and more. Ensuring precision analog timekeeping, it receives radio signals six times per day from atomic clocks located in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Japan, and China, and adjusts itself for daylight saving and when traveling between time zones. Eliminating the need to correct the time or replace batteries, a rechargeable battery stores energy collected by a solar cell in the watch's face�a full charge will provide up to five months of use. Water-resistant down to 328'. Stainless steel case and black resin band with scratch-resistant sapphire crystal face. Watch case 2 1/4" L x 2" W x 1/2" H. (3 1/4 oz.)
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By Aaron Lommers Herald Writer
SEATTLE — It has been a long time since Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird has experienced anything like what she is going through this season.
Not since missing most of her freshman year at the University of Connecticut more than 13 years ago has Bird missed significant playing time because of an injury. But surgery to remove a cyst from her left knee has benched her the entire 2013 WNBA season.
"When I think back to (my freshman year), that was probably a turning point for me," Bird said. "Even though I was only 18 or 19 years old, it was probably a turning point for me because I just got to sit and learn. I don't know if that is going to be the same result as this, but I guess there is always room to learn a little bit."
Without Bird and center Lauren Jackson, who also is out for the season while recovering from hamstring surgery, the Storm are off to a 5-6 start. They most recently defeated Chicago on Tuesday and aren't exactly reeling in the absence of their two biggest stars the way some might have expected.
Still, it hasn't been easy for either the Storm or for Bird, a veteran guard just trying to make the best of a bad situation and help her team in any way she can.
"When you're not playing all you can really do is just try to be positive and be someone that cheers their teammates on," Bird said. "I do try to say things, just now and then, in people's ears. I'm not going to try to be a coach or anything like that, but if I do see something, I feel comfortable enough with everybody to say it."
Bird had her surgery May 9. It went well and she is right on schedule in her recovery, which was slated to take six months.
Her rehabilitation began in Connecticut before rejoining the team on the bench for a June 16 road game against the Connecticut Sun. She flew back to Seattle with the team the following day and has been with the Storm ever since.
Watching from the bench when she aches to play is "not fun, but I'm definitely not a person who dwells on the negative," Bird said. "At my age, I'm just trying to see the positives, which is resting my body and getting it healthy for what could be the next three, four or five years of my career. Had I not done this, who knows what would have happened."
Having Bird on the bench during games, at practices and in meetings is a plus, Storm head coach Brian Agler said. But "her main role right now is to get healthy," he added.
"That's what she spends the majority of her time on. She's in practice every day and she's in our meetings, but her main objective is to get healthy," he said. "That's the most important thing for her right now."
Bird has had several surgeries over the course of her career and said the latest obstacle had to be taken care of to preserve the longevity of her career.
"I'm definitely no spring chicken these days," she said. "I'm getting older and my body is a measure of that in a lot of ways. It was a situation where the decision wasn't mine and I just have to make the best of it. What I mean by that is being able to comeback for the next couple years and not have to worry about this particular knee situation."
Jackson announced her decision to forego the 2013 season before Bird, but the point guard said Jackson's decision did not have any impact on her decision to have surgery now.
"(My decision) was purely based on doctors' opinions, which can be frustrating because it's completely out of your control," Bird said. "But at the same time, it made my decision for me, so I never had to sit down and think about pros and cons. It was just, 'hey, you need to have surgery.' And when a doctor tells you that, you can't really argue."
Bird said she expected the Storm to play with intensity and to be sharp on the defensive side of the ball, but so far the offense has impressed her more than anything.
The team is averaging 72.1 points per game, shooting 42.3 percent from the field and has four players averaging double figures in scoring.
"I've really been impressed with our offense, with the amount of points we've been scoring and just the fact that we are really a tough-minded team," Bird said.
This is the first time under Agler that the Storm have started a season without both Bird and Jackson. But even without his two superstars, Agler and the team remain focused on getting back to the postseason for a 10th consecutive season.
"It's different, obviously," Agler said. "They have been staples here and they are a big part of our team, but we had a chance to sign some other people and now we've got to work hard every day to get better and our goals haven't changed in regard to making the playoffs.
"I think we've competed well. I think we are still learning a lot about our team, what our strengths and weaknesses are. That being said, we are still evolving."Aaron Lommers covers the Seattle Storm for The Herald. Follow him on twitter @aaronlommers and contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Was just in netto to buy some bread and milk for my sarnies and brews tomorrow and this old bloke of about 85 comes chundling over with his trolley and runs into the back of me by the bread section. I turned round and just said summat like "oops mate be careful now" dead nicely and he just chuntered something under his breath and carried on without apologising. I felt rage hit my chest as all i wanted was an apology or for him to simply not be an ass. My face went dead red and i felt my palms go all tingly but i held my temper but shouted "excuse me mate, are you going to say sorry?" but then he went "gooooo onnnnn fuck off with ya" in a vulgar manner and waved his arms at me.
My head almost exploded but I didn't twat him. I grabbed him and threw the old cunt into a cardboard stand full of warburtons crumpets. I then started screaming at him sayin "what ya say you old bastard? What ya fuckin say?". The security obviously thought i was to blame and ran over to tackle me and not the old man (who was in the wrong), but i didn't have time to explain. I grabbed my shopping basket, swung it hard and sent it crashing into the security guard's face. He literally flew back and landed in the shelves full of bread.
I didn't hang about, I turned, booted the old man in the ribs as he lay amidst the crumpets and then legged it out the store and home. But does anyone know if they have security cameras in netto and will they try and find me and prosectute? Even though I wasn't to blame all the cctv will show is me acting violent. It wont be able to prove that the old man was rude to me and deserved it.


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We are excited to announce that The Pearl, Ocean Isle Beach's premiere golf course, will be hosting the 2011 TGAA Myrtle Beach Classic, one of the most prestigious Pro-Net Tours in the Mid-Atlantic. The thirty-six hole event will be on February 19th and 20th, 2011 and The Pearl will also host the post-event awards banquet.
The Tournament Golf Association of America tour's Chief Operating Officer, Steve Moses, said this of the partnership with The Pearl: "We are very proud of the partnership we have developed with The Pearl Golf Course and are thrilled to have them host the TGAA Myrtle Beach Classic for the second straight year. They were wonderful hosts to the tour for our 2010 event and it was an easy decision to return. The players gave high praise to the staff for their attention to detail and to the quality of the courses…Our players are every bit as excited as The Pearl Golf Course and the local Calabash community to have this event".
Michael Borton of The Pearl is eagerly awaiting the event. "We were able to host their major event in 2010 and are excited to host this event again. Both courses provide the challenge and setup that these Pro-Net golfers want to see." We welcome you to "Stay and Play" with The Pearl and the Islander Inn of Ocean Isle Beach, NC. Hope to see you there!Tweet
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I the boot order in the BIOS correct ?
I tried to boot Backtrack 5 GNOME with live DVD, but it didn't work.
Later, i tried to boot it via USB Live with unetbootin, didn't work also.
I downloaded Backtrack 5 KDE, burned to another DVD again and USB, didn't work again....
I will explain what happens:
I have UBUNTU 10.04 LTS installed on my lap, and when i insert the DVD/USB it shows the boot screen..
I choose the first option, then the Backtrack 5 wallpaper shows, and it logs me into the Backtrack Terminal.
I type root and toor, and it logs me in !
But, when i type startx, it conflicts with my Ubuntu and logs me into Ubuntu, and the panel is crazy, the wallpaper is the default ubuntu wallpaper, and there isn't any tools at all....
This happens only on my laptop[i686] with Backtrack 5 GNOME & KDE, my other desktop works perfect with the DVDs and USBs.
Backtrack 4 R2 Boots perfectly on my laptop, but i don't like it because of many reasons.
I the boot order in the BIOS correct ?
It sounds like you're not booting on live DVD/USB ...
After you're inserting the DVD/USB, what do you press to make it boot from the new media ?
The boot order is:
And yes, i am booting the live cd and usb, it starts itself and asks me how to run, there is the BT5 Wallpaper in background (i choose the first option default).....
But i choose that, it starts to load the backtrack files, and then when i am logged as root, and type startx, Ubuntu starts, but it is some kind of bugged ubuntu because the menu is crazy....
On my desktop everything is just fine....
It's the same order....
Maybe you are actually booting up BackTrack5 Live Gnome Edition...
Im having a real hard time imagine that you *buntu could interfere with the BackTrack Live disc..
When you write, that "it is some kind of bugged ubuntu because the menu is crazy..." - then what is crazy about the menu ?
It could sound like the BackTrack Menu ;-)


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Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
Running the Later Ver. of VMWare Player
Back Track 4 Final
USB Device
Ive had the...
Linksys WUSB54GC v3
TP-Link WN321G (default out of the box driver)
But am now using the...
Alfa Awus036h 1000mw w/ the default realtek rtl8187 driver (out of the box)
Frankly I am pretty disappointed with the Alfa. I am located indoors, and all the A.P.'s are located between 300-400 ft away also indoors, (But with concrete in between) with the closest A.P. being about 50ft away.
With the TP-Link I was able to see only 2 A.P.'s While sitting inside, but found if I moved outside I could pick up more A.P.'s (as it should be). I was able to successfully obtain the WEP key & WPA handshake with this card, but unfortunately I found that I had to be really close to the A.P. in order for this to work (Approximately within 25-35ft). Just because an A.P. shows in WICD, or airodump-ng does not mean that you are necessarily close enough for the adapter to work in the case of cracking WEP & WPA. Is this correct?
This is why I purchased the Alfa thinking it would fix my problem. With it, I am definitely able to "see" more A.P.'s, but just because I can see them does not mean I can run tests on them unless they are approximately closer than 50-75 ft away, and this is with me outside with the Alfa antenna pointed at the A.P. located inside.
Like I said I am using the ALFA AWUS36h 1000mw with the stock antenna and the default rtl8187 drivers.
My TX Power = 27
I've tried doing this:
Tutorial: Improve TX power by changing the CRDA Regulatory Domain on Ubuntu
And This:
TUTORIAL: Installing drivers RTL8187, r8187, RT2800usb on UBUNTU
In addtion:
I've also tried using the r8187 drivers (I believe that was the correct driver can't seem to find the post anymore)
and finally, Upgrading the TX power to 30 using the Bolivia Country Code.
I am kinda scared to run theThinking it may burn out my adapter on day 1Code:
iwpriv wlan0 highpower 1
Could that possibly help me fix my problem, and achieve my goal?
Could I possibly just be too far away? (although I've read posts saying users were able to inject up to 300 meters away).
Would a stronger Antenna help me out (possibly a 9dBi)?
Anyone who has this issue I believe (Snaylor was one) who has a command to run, or a link that can help would be greatly appreciated. There are a ton of posts out there with mixed answers, and no one seems to have an answer, but I could be wrong


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Brentz goes 5-for-5, but Sea Dogs fall
Portland outfielder makes necessary adjustments at Double-A
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | May 13, 2012 4:15 PM ET
Now at a new level, the outfielder is beginning to stamp his authority on the Eastern League.
MLB.com's No. 59 prospect went 5-for-5 with a double and an RBI, but the Double-A Portland Sea Dogs fell to the Trenton Thunder, 7-4, on Sunday afternoon.
"I wish we had won, that would have been really nice for the bus trip. But overall, I'm happy with it," Brentz said.
"I don't think I've ever had a five-hit game. I know I haven't had one in pro ball, maybe in college. But I think 4-for-4 is the best I've ever had in one game."
The outing raised Brentz's average 31 points to .279, the highest it has been since the third game of the season. It also hinted his early-season slide is behind him.
He was batting .195 and in a 5-for-35 slump as recently as April 24, but he has since seen his output increase dramatically. Over his past 10 games, Brentz -- who hit safely in 26 consecutive South Atlantic League games in 2011 -- is batting .432 with 16 hits, two homers and five RBIs.
"I've been working my my hitting coach, Dave Joppie, on sticking with a game plan at the plate and not being too overly aggressive," Brentz said. "After last year and coming into this year, I thought they would challenge me more, it just came in a different way that I expected. I thought they would come at me with fastballs and see what I could handle, but instead they threw off-speed early and often.
"I chased and swung at everything. I learned to stay back and let the ball come to me. If they want to keep giving me the outer third of the plate, I have to keep hitting it to the right-center field gap."
Selected by Boston in the first round of the 2010 Draft, Brentz singled back up the middle in the first inning of Sunday's loss, but he was picked off and caught stealing second base. Boston's No. 2 prospect then singled again in the fourth and doubled to right field with two outs in the sixth.
The outfielder followed Reynaldo Rodriguez's leadoff walk in the eighth with a base hit to center field, and he collected his career-high fifth hit with a two-out RBI single an inning later.
"There was a base open and we were down, 7-3," Brentz said of his fifth hit. "They had their closer [Preston Claiborne] in and he threw me a first-pitch fastball which I laid off. I thought now would be a good time for another changeup, but he left me a fastball over the other third.
"I knew a two-run homer wouldn't do anything, so I just stuck with the same approach that worked for me with the other four hits. I'm not saying 5-for-5 will happen every time, but I have a better chance of outings like this if I don't get too big or too anxious at the plate."
The Middle Tennessee State University product had recorded four hits in a game on three different occasions, most recently in a 4-for-7 performance in Salem's 9-7 loss to Kingston in 13 innings on Aug. 13, 2011.
On Sunday, Portland shortstop Derrik Gibson went 2-for-3 with two RBIs, a run and a walk. Starting pitcher Chris Balcolm-Miller (2-3) allowed three runs on seven hits and five walks over four innings to drop his first decision since April 20.
Trenton left-hander Francisco Rondon (2-0) scattered three hits over two scoreless innings of relief. Starter Chris Heyer surrendered a run on three hits and a walk over three frames, but did not factor in the decision.
Right fielder Abraham Almonte was 3-for-4 with a two-run homer, and left fielder Cody Johnson and third baseman Kevin Mahoney both went deep in the triumph.
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LOS ANGELES – USC is, as Coach Lane Kiffin said Saturday, "paying the price for being physical" in spring football practice. Silas Redd, the Trojans' presumed 2013 starter at tailback, got stuck with the biggest bill.
Redd is scheduled to undergo surgery on Tuesday to repair a torn meniscus and will be out for the final three weeks of spring practice. Kiffin said he expects Redd, who rushed for 905 yards and nine touchdowns last season, to be ready for the start of training camp in August. Redd hurt his knee in Thursday's practice.
Redd is part of a staggering list of hobbled Trojans. No fewer than 13 players missed at least part of Saturday's session. Most notably, quarterback Max Wittek and receiver Marqise Lee remained out with knee injuries, but both are expected back on March 26 when USC resumes work after spring break.
Kiffin said Xavier Grimble, a regular contributor at tight end, has a shoulder injury and should return after the break, but Grimble said he has a broken rib and isn't certain if he will be able to practice again this spring.
Also missing (at least part of) practice because of various injuries were running backs Justin Davis and Soma Vainuku, receiver Darreus Rogers, offensive lineman Chad Wheeler, defensive linemen J.R. Tavai and Cody Temple and defensive backs Su'a Cravens, Kevon Seymour and Devian Shelton.
Last season, Kiffin eschewed tackling in practice. With USC's roster size limited by NCAA sanctions, Kiffin worried about injuries leading to depth issues during the season. Kiffin went back to tackling drills this spring in order to increase player toughness, and said tackling will continue despite the run of injuries.
"The change in philosophy, in how we're practicing, is great because I think we're getting more physical," Kiffin said, "but you can see why, last fall, there was a reason we didn't practice this way."
Kiffin said he does not anticipate naming a No. 1 quarterback at the end of spring practice next month. Wittek, fellow sophomore Cody Kessler and incoming freshman Max Browne are competing, but Wittek has now missed most of the last three practices because of a knee sprain.
Kessler looked solid again Saturday in USC's 56-play scrimmage, as he completed 13 of 19 attempts for 161 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown to Nelson Agholor, and zero interceptions.
"He did great today," Kiffin said. "Cody really has just done what he has always done. He's a gamer. He showed it again today. He makes plays."
Browne completed 6 of 9 attempts for 69 yards. Tailback Javorious Allen had 11 carries for 65 yards and one touchdown. Hayes Pullard had six tackles and Kenny Bigelow had two sacks.
Marcus Martin and Max Tuerk continued to split reps at center. Just two weeks ago, USC seemed intent on grooming Tuerk to be the center, but Kiffin indicated that Martin might now be the preferred choice.
"We're going to spend some time here, before we come back, looking at maybe moving (linemen) around," Kiffin said. "Marcus may end up being the center."
NFL executive Rich McKay attended practice and, according to Kiffin, warned players about getting in trouble during spring break. Kiffin said McKay told players that those issues can impact draft status. McKay is the son of former USC coach John McKay and the brother of USC administrator J.K. McKay.
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Robin Thicke isn't letting his separation from Paula Patton stop him from celebrating his birthday in style.
The singer turned 37 on Monday, and TMZ says he spent the night partying at a cabaret-style dance club in Hollywood. The site says he was seen there with others stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Dave Chappelle and Lil Twist. He reportedly left alone after midnight, walking out with his driver and bodyguard.
Robin's birthday clubbing comes just days after he was reunited with Paula for the first time since they announced their split. "Daily Mail" says Robin flew to Vancouver on Saturday to visit Paula on the set of a movie.
They were photographed together, with son Julian, going out to lunch and a market. Robin has been busy on tour, making headlines for his onstage dedications to Paula, who he says he's still trying to win back.
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he was clearly bleeding from the nose post fight...
as for mvp vs Irving, damn shame that didn't go down especially as both guys had agreed to it.
he was clearly bleeding from the nose post fight...
as for mvp vs Irving, damn shame that didn't go down especially as both guys had agreed to it.
I trained up LSF for a few days when MVP was there and he trains hard. I watched him sparring with James De Gale and he gave him a good spar.....and got under his skin.
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It looks as though only the knuckle of his index finger touches him but tbf it did still tough him. He's only 4-0-0 he's gonna have to face a beast sooner or later and only time will tell. would really like to see him face a guy who wrestled in NCAA div I
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Did you not try a flying X-Guard dude?
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The Pointfighting style is very deceiving. It is flashy and "cocky" but it is also very dangerous and hard to deal with. The way they blitz forward, almost like a straight blast when punching is hard to prepare for or defend against, and their kicking offense and defence is second to none.
However the balance is off and they rely on a sideways stance. I'm sure you'll have a few guys who will swear blind that its the greatest shit but hey lets not jump on the Alfie Lewis bandwagon just yet...
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The blitz forward is perfect for a wrestler, that style alone wont work at a higher level, unfortnately, thats not to say the techniques wont work, if he takes his skill an techniques an modifys his style/stance for mma, he is going to be much more effective
To do that I would have at least had to set it up which means level changing. And since there were knees involved and I'd already eaten a couple, the level change was not something I was willing to explore.
We're not all well versed in flying X guard and "cant pass guard so drop back for heel hooks".
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Dude, did you not then at that point consider the beating him into a living death move? Or the Chael Sonnen spinning backfist?
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LONG BEACH >> If you're a local group that's been involved in Long Beach politics in the last two years, harbor officials will no longer give you sponsorship dollars.
In an effort to "separate public funds from local politics," the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners narrowly approved a sponsorship policy prohibiting sponsorships and donations to groups that have either "opposed or endorsed candidates or measures in any Long Beach election within the last two years, except for sponsorships or fundraisers for 501c(3) charitable purposes."
Under the policy, the Harbor Department would be precluded from being a sponsor of certain events such as the annual State of the Port Address, which is presented by Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, an organization with a political action committee.
For over a decade, the chamber has received nearly $30,000 in sponsorships from the port for tables to various chamber events, including the State of the Port, World Trade Week and State of the County.
Commissioner Rich Dines, who introduced the policy, said he is not generally opposed to funding sponsorships that come forward for charitable causes.
"(I'm) just really trying to separate the harbor department funds from city politics," he said.
He added that those funds should go toward investing into building the port for the community's benefit, not politics.
"We shouldn't benefit the few trying to influence the many," Dines said.
Thomas Fields, the newly elected board president taking over for current president Susan E. Anderson Wise at the end of the month, said if the purpose is to prohibit political interference, that should extend to the board members.
Commissioner Doug Drummond disagreed.
"I believe I have a constitutional right to write a check on my personal funds to whomever I choose to an organization or an issue I choose to support," Drummond said. "But in this case, we're talking about public funds and I think that's entirely different."
Conversely, Fields said these organizations have a right to free speech and felt that the policy restricts that right.
Wise said the the policy is too broad, adding that it is inevitable to overlap with groups that get involved in local political activities.
"I do have a problem with the breadth of this proposal," she said.
Randy Gordon, president and CEO of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, urged the board to vote no on the policy.
He said that the chamber has always been a strong advocate for the port and rarely challenged the port's budget priorities and policies, especially when it came to project labor agreements and Measure D.
Gordon said that his chamber and the Jobs PAC -- which has been around for 15 years -- have separate bylaws, boards of directors, legal counsel and funds that never intermingle.
He added that the Port of Long Beach recently supported $20,000 in sponsorships to the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, which has a political action committee that has spent thousands of dollars involving the latest Los Angeles election.
"What kind of message does it send for this body to give that chamber $20,000 in sponsorships and to pass this policy today and give our chamber zero?" he said. "How does the local business industry feel about that?"
In the end, Dines, Drummond and Sramek supported the policy, while Wise and Fields opposed it.
Gordon said Tuesday that the policy specifically targeted the local chamber, which supported the BNSF rail yard project bordering West Long Beach neighborhoods.
"There's a lot of politics going on with the port," Gordon said. "We have a couple of new port commissioners that are not pro-chamber, pro-business folks and this is unfortunate because we've always had very supportive commissioners."
Dines on Tuesday disagreed with Gordon's statement, adding that groups in Los Angeles will be affected by the new policy.
"No one's being targeted here," Dines said. "It's not about one group. It's about separating public funds from city politics."
Gordon said it does not stop the chamber from putting on the State of the Port event or supporting the port.
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I am going to be closing this particular address for Second Thoughts, and moving Second Thoughts to my other address in the group of "3DBlogger" blogs here.
I'm already posting over there, so change your bookmarks, feeds, whatever, to this new address.
Yes, it means losing some important link-backs in various places, but eventually they'll figure it out.
I've been spending more time blogging at my "real life" blog Wired State and also Minding Russia and Different Stans.
And I need to get into the habit of making the original 3DBlogger site also repost all of the different blogs so that some people who want all of them can follow that one.
Why am I doing this? Simple - it's ridiculous to keep paying two fees for two different blog addresses, just to have the address I want that says "second thoughts". It used to matter more when people typed in URLs more and I had it on business cards.
But nowadays, nobody looks at what the link is underneath the compressed form on Twitter or Facebook. It doesn't matter what it says. It could say cream cheese. I don't particularly like the name "3DBlogger," either, but I decided that the link-backs on 3dBlogger, especially Wired State, are way more important to me than the ones on Second Thoughts.
To be sure, a lot of my traffic comes from dozens of other Second Life blogs that have kindly put me in their feeds, and I may lose that traffic unless I write to all of them, and I may not have the time.
Long ago, I should have made this move, to save the money, which is ridiculous to waste (and I am cutting every cost I can now).
But I was stopped from doing it by the HUMONGOUS size of the nearly 10-year-old file of blogs. It really is insane. It's huge. I kept trying to copy it...move it...chunk it...NOTHING would work.
I finally got Typepad engineers to work at this and after a lot of back and forthing and them telling me to just copy and paste, which just wasn't working, finally a nice employee named Kimberly divided up the monster into about 14 FTP addresses for me, and I was able to make the transfer. Some things failed to transfer, and now I'm manually putting them in, but I think most of it is there.
I'm not sure I have the stamina to double check thousands of posts to make sure they all got there -- and of course, the pictures on a lot of them are now missing due to the demise of Posterous. No matter, I have a back-up, and some day, they will be matched again...or maybe not.
I think my blog is an important resource not only on the hisory of Second Life but the history of the larger issues of the Internet, of which Second Life is a microcosm. And I may make a "Best of" e-book of some of it if I can find time.
The new blog is very scrappy still because I have to re-do all my stuff on it -- and again, there's the time factor. The clock is ticking for the next billing period, so that's that.


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For a while we sit quietly digging through pieces of fish, the tiny bones getting stuck in our teeth.
We used to sit in her house and everything outside was made for us.
Every season we sit down with the creator and say 'Tell us what the next year will be like.'
It is a miracle meal small enough to sit in the palm of your hand: Plumpy'nut therapeutic food.
Disgruntled Obama supporters planning to sit out the midterms are making "a horrible mistake," he said.
"Just so," rejoined the Italian, with a hardihood that seemed to sit easily upon him.
The fire is real enough to warm me; I can sit in the chair; the things are real enough to eat.
And we'll sit outside and tell stories, stories of brigands and the sea.
sit down; for you cannot stand under the tempest of your own feelings.
There—I'll sit up, and be proper, and you'll have plenty of room.
Old English sittan "to occupy a seat, be seated, sit down, seat oneself; remain, continue; settle, encamp, occupy; lie in wait; besiege" (class V strong verb; past tense sæt, past participle seten), from Proto-Germanic *setjan (cf. Old Saxon sittian, Old Norse sitja, Danish sidde, Old Frisian sitta, Middle Dutch sitten, Dutch zitten, Old High German sizzan, German sitzen, Gothic sitan), from PIE root *sed- (1) "to sit" (see sedentary).
With past tense sat, formerly also set, now restricted to dialect, and sate, now archaic; and past participle sat, formerly sitten. In reference to a legislative assembly, from 1510s. Meaning "to baby-sit" is recorded from 1966.
To sit back "be inactive" is from 1943. To sit on one's hands was originally "to withhold applause" (1926); later, "to do nothing" (1959). To sit around "be idle, do nothing" is 1915, American English. To sit out "not take part" is from 1650s. Sitting pretty is from 1916.


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HARROGATE, TN- The Brevard College (0-17, 0-6 SAC) men's tennis team was unable to win a set against the Lincoln Memorial Railsplitters (4-7, 2-5 SAC), losing 9-0 at the LMU Tennis Complex on April 1.
George Finch and Nathan Sabate played Stefan Hall and Alexey Minevskiy of LMU in the No.3 doubles spot. Both pairs competitively played resulting in a two point advantage for the Railsplitters duo at 8-6.
Finch also played a strong match against Lincoln Memorial's Michael Koenen. The two went into extra sets during No.6 singles after Finch came back from a 6-2 loss in the first. The second set went in favor of BC at 6-2 and finished at 10-7 for LMU.
Guilherme Prophirio of BC only trailed by 2 after losing his first set 7-5 against Gabriel Martins then fell 6-1 in the second.
Rory Northam also finished short at 5-7, 6-3 in the No.2 singles spot for today's match. Teammate David Taggart came close to a win after playing O. O'Sullivan-Hamill 6-2, 7-5 in No.1 singles.
The Tornados return to action when they travel to Lenoir-Rhyne this Friday. The match begins at 2:00 p.m. at Hickory High School.
Lincoln Memorial 9, Brevard 0
Apr 01, 2014 at Harrogate, TN (LMU Tennis Complex)
Singles competition
1. O. O'Sullivan-Hamill (LMU) def. David Taggart (BCMTEN) 6-2, 7-5
2. Marcelo Alvim (LMU) def. Rory Northam (BCMTEN) 7-5, 6-3
3. Guilherme Rocha (LMU) def. N. Nicholson (BCMTEN) 6-0, 7-6
4. Stefan Hall (LMU) def. Christoph Plasa (BCMTEN) 6-1, 6-3
5. Gabriel Martins (LMU) def. Guilherme Prophirio (BCMTEN) 7-5, 6-1
6. Michael Koenen (LMU) def. George Finch (BCMTEN) 6-2, 2-6, 10-7
Doubles competition
1. O. O'Sullivan-Hamill/Guilherme Rocha (LMU) def. David Taggart/Rory Northam (BCMTEN) 8-2
2. Marcelo Alvim/Gabriel Martins (LMU) def. Christoph Plasa/Guilherme Prophirio (BCMTEN) 8-3
3. Stefan Hall/Alexey Minevskiy (LMU) def. George Finch/N. Nicholson (BCMTEN) 8-6
Match Notes
Brevard 0-17, 0-6 SAC
Lincoln Memorial 4-7, 2-5 SAC


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And we wonder why bullying is such an issue for our children today. I don't even recognize the country I live in anymore. You ever feel that way? Of course, then I remember that part of our nation's history has always been about trashing others. What is the matter with us? Why do we [Read More…]
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We hav r very own gay fighter in the wolfie he goes by the name of aaron wilkinson he's 4ever moisturising his ugly ugly face
We hav r very own gay fighter in the wolfie he goes by the name of aaron wilkinson he's 4ever moisturising his ugly ugly face
ha ha ha ha you and wilko need to stop this flirtin bowman!! you have a pm by the way lad
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There was a documentary on Nat.Geo that featured a top Muay Thai boxer who was foo-foo gay. Armed with pink gloves, he would give his opponent a kiss after he brutally beat him half to death. He said it was to show love and respect, but I think it came off more as humiliation. Bad a*s fighters in that country.
"The statement below is true.
The statement above is false."
There's a film called 'Beautiful Boxer' about a thai boxer called Parinya Charoenphol who was born male but felt female, came from a poor family and took up boxing to earn money, entered the ring from age 16 dressed as a chick and wearing makeup, battered loads of opponents and became dead famous in thailand, had the op in 1999.
Thais are kind of mad; theres a pretty macho culture in muay thai and yet at the same time they dont bat an eyelid when lads turn round and say they feel female and want to dress in womens clothes. Its very different in the UK, i know Hywel had murders with his mam when he kept laddering her tights. Funny old world.


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text: E Benefits ask questions from time to time regarding when you served, ie; World War II, Korean Conflict etc., they use the term Vietnam Era, I was under the impression that a Vietnam Era vet is one who served during the Vietnam war however was never in Vietnam, my brother in law served during Vietnam but was in Germany the whole time. I served IN Viet-Nam, which makes me a Viet-Nam Vet, not a Vietnam Era Vet. Any thoughts on this matter.


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Gold, copper, bronze, pewter—anything that glisters and glimmers in the way of lamé, Lurex, and panne velvet has come to the fore this season in Milan. That, of course, gives Mr. Roberto Cavalli the ideal opportunity to hammer out another way to lay on the opulence for his hippie-chick for fall.
This season, he's poured an entire crucible of metallics into layerings of brocade jackets over an amalgam of gleaming long-sleeved blouses, skinny pants, and loose, flyaway pleated chiffon dresses and skirts in the Cavalli signature animal prints.
That, really, is it—give or take several sinuous floor-length burnout-velvet dresses, some super-elaborate feathered jackets, fur vests, and a slew of traily Lurex scarves. Though Cavalli moved the looks on through a well-chosen palette of burgundy, petrol blue, and finally, stormy gray, the end of the show was essentially a reprise of the beginning.


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Location: Plant Science ResearchTitle: Demonstration of a diel trend in sensitivity of Gossypium to ozone: a step toward relating O3 injury to exposure or flux Author
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Submitted to: Journal of Experimental Botany
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 1/18/2013
Publication Date: 2/11/2013
Citation: Grantz, D., Vu, H., Heath, R., Burkey, K.O. 2013. Demonstration of a diel trend in sensitivity of Gossypium to ozone: a step toward relating O3 injury to exposure or flux. Journal of Experimental Botany. 64:1703-1713. Interpretive Summary: Ozone is a toxic air pollutant that injures plants leading to reductions in growth and yield of crops, forests, and natural vegetation. Predicting ozone impacts requires knowledge of a number of interacting factors including ozone concentration in the air, leaf gas exchange that controls ozone uptake into plants, and the inherent defense capacity of the plant. Defense capacity is recognized as being a combination of metabolic and genetic components. In this study with cotton, plant sensitivity to ozone was shown to vary throughout the day with greatest sensitivity observed in the afternoon when ambient ozone concentrations are often the highest. Evidence that plant sensitivity to ozone varies on a relatively short time scale suggests that modeling ozone impacts on vegetation should not assume sensitivity to be constant. Although there has been much speculation that plant sensitivity to ozone may vary over time, this study is the first to demonstrate such short term changes exist and provides the basis for new future research on the underlying mechanisms that determine plant defense capacity.
Technical Abstract: Plant injury by ozone (O3) occurs in three stages, O3 entrance into the leaf through stomata, O3 overcoming metabolic defenses, and O3 attack on bioreceptors to cause injury. Concentration, deposition and uptake of O3 are accessible by observation and modeling. Injury can be assessed visually and through remote sensing. The relationship between O3 exposure and injury is not well characterized, reflecting uncertainties in these parameters and in capacities of O3 detoxification and defense metabolism as they vary between species or environments, and temporally. Attempts have been made to assign sensitivity weighting parameters to different plant functional types and growth stages, but diel and seasonal variability have not been addressed. We have developed a plant sensitivity parameter relating injury to O3 dose. We determined sensitivity at 2 hour intervals throughout the photoperiod, using three independent injury endpoints. All exhibited a clear diel trend, with maximal sensitivity in mid-afternoon, not coincident with gas exchange. We restrict exposure to brief (15 min) pulses of O3 to plants grown in clean air to assess passive (constitutive) defense mechanisms, independent of genetic or environmental effects on stomatal conductance or timecourses of ambient O3 concentration. Stomatal conductance pre- and post-exposure was interpolated to calculate O3 dose during the pulse. O3 was measured continuously during the pulse. Injury was assessed one week later as stomatal conductance, chlorophyll (SPAD), and non-injured leaf area. Sensitivity was not related to whole leaf ascorbate nor total antioxidants. Our sensitivity parameter represents a physiologically-based weighting factor to relate O3 exposure or flux to O3 impacts, a potential improvement over available concentration- or phenology-based weighting factors. Future research will be required to characterize the metabolic drivers of diel changes in sensitivity, their variability within and between plants and environments, and the performance of the sensitivity parameter in prediction of O3 injury.


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It was a send off to remember for two Titan seniors as Detroit used a 5-0 run in the second period to overpower Wagner, 14-7, on Senior Day on Saturday.
The game was the last played in a Titan uniform by Chris Butts (Riverhead, NY/Riverhead) and Vince Diana (Massillon, OH/Jackson), two key members of the building of the UDM program. Butts ended the game with three ground balls and a caused turnover, while Diana started in net, picking up his first collegiate victory while stopping 14 shots on the day.
In all, eight Titans scored in the victory that moved Detroit to 3-12 on the year and 2-6 in the MAAC. The offensive barrage was led by junior Matt Gregson (Flint, MI/Powers Catholic), who tallied four goals for his third hat trick of the season. The midfielder ended the year second on the team with 23 markers and 31 points, including 16 goals in the last six games.
Freshman Joel Matthews (St. Catharines, ON/Holy Cross Secondary), who finished the season leading Detroit with 37 goals and 48 points, notched three goals and handed out two assists, while sophomore Ty Maruyama (Lakewood, CO/Green Mountain) had a pair of scores. Junior Tim Lehto (Farmington, MI/North Farmington) collected three points on the day with a goal and two helpers, while sophomore John Nowicki (Clinton Twp., MI/De La Salle Collegiate) and freshmen Mike Fields (Columbia, MD/Wilde Lake), Chris Nemes (Novi, MI/Detroit Catholic Central) and Tyler Staruch (Brighton, MI/Brighton) all added a goal and an assist.
The game was tied at 1-1 in the second when Detroit held Wagner (1-13, 1-7 MAAC) scoreless in the period and took a 6-1 lead with five straight scores. Gregson started the spurt with an unassisted goal and then freshman defenseman Jamie Hebden (Farmington Hills, MI/Brother Rice), after Butts forced a turnover, collected a ground ball and was able to nudge it in front of the goal where Nemes was stationed and the rookie fired it in for a 3-1 advantage with 10:58 left in the period. Just 47 seconds later, Maruyama took a pass from Matthews and deposited it in between the pipes.
With less than four minutes left, sophomore Scott Harris (Saline, MI/Saline), who ended as the team leader with 14 assists, found Nowicki for a score and then the Titans closed out the stanza as a Staruch pass made its way to Matthews for a strike in the net.
The Seahawks opened the third period with a goal just eight seconds in, but the Titans would put the game away scoring four straight times to take a 10-2 lead midway through quarter. Matthews' second assist of the game went to Maruyama for the goal and then Staruch beat the keeper after corralling a ground ball in front of the net. Matthews and Gregson goals would finish up the scoring in the third.
The fourth saw Lehto post his 13th of the year and he then assisted on Fields' marker at the 10:10 mark. Matthews and Gregson would end the offense attack with back-to-back scores just two minutes apart and Detroit had its season-high for goals in a conference game with 14.
Freshman Jordan Houtby (St. Catharines, ON/Holy Cross Secondary) led three defensemen with three caused turnovers while picking up five ground balls. Hebden and sophomore Jason McDonald (Bayport, NY/Bayport-Blue Point) also had three caused miscues, while Hebden picked up four GB's. Freshman Brandon Davenport (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI/GP North) was on 8-of-16 face-offs and had a team-high six ground balls.
Detroit ended its second year of lacrosse with three wins, all at home on Titan Field, including two in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.


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A pregnancy test measures a hormone in the body called human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). HCG is a hormone produced during pregnancy. It appears in the blood and urine of pregnant women as early as 10 days after conception.
A pregnancy test is done using blood or urine. There are two types of blood tests:
The blood test is done by drawing a single tube of blood and sending it to a laboratory. You may wait anywhere from a few hours to more than a day to get the results.
The urine HCG test is usually performed by placing a drop of urine on a prepared chemical strip. It takes 1-2 minutes for a result.
For the urine test, you urinate into a cup.
For the blood test, the health care provider uses a needle and syringe to draw blood from your vein into a tube. Any discomfort you might feel from the blood draw will only last a few seconds.
This test is done to:
HCG level rises rapidly during the first trimester of pregnancy and then slightly declines.
HCG level should almost double every 48 hours in the beginning of a pregnancy. HCG level that does not rise appropriately may indicate a problem with your pregnancy. Problems related to an abnormally rising HCG level include miscarriage and ectopic (tubal) pregnancy.
An extremely high level of HCG may suggest a molar pregnancy or more than one fetus -- for example, twins.
Your health care provider will discuss the meaning of your HCG level with you.
Urine pregnancy tests will only be positive when you have enough HCG in your blood. If you are very early in your pregnancy, and the HCG level is below 25-50 mIU/mL, the test will be negative. The level is higher if your urine is more concentrated. So a good time to test is when you first get up in the morning.
If you think you are pregnant, repeat the pregnancy test at home or at your health care provider's office.
Morrison LJ. General approach to the pregnant patient. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2009:chap 175.
Webster RA. Reproductive function and pregnancy. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 25.


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The Fujoshi, on 27 October 2011 - 01:05 PM, said:
@LordCanti: Few posts up and previous threads stated that it wasn't suppose to open til the 1st. I'm guessing the staff wanted to help out the more impatient people? I'm not saying you wrong but confused people in the past have swore up and down that they had the block and the find out they didn't because it wasn't open yet.
well i asked if the acen block was open for 26-29 and she said she only sees an animecentral block for those dates which i said yea thats it. thus as far as i know i am in the acen block :x


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The Christmas Dickey Will Never Die
No matter who you are, you know you've worn one, and for some odd reason, you only wore it around Christmas. I'm talking about the dickey. Yes, funny name, but it's a Christmas sweater must! It's simple, you have a holiday sweater, but, like me, you hate wearing a whole turtleneck, so you need a dickey. Here's the crazy part, finding one in 2013 is not easy. I had to scour the internet but I finally found some lucky folks selling dickies on eBay. I don't sew, but I bet I could find someone who can sew a bunch.


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As the title says, where has he gone?
As the title says, where has he gone?
he is quality. made a cameo not so long ago. need to put him on a salary with a win bonus
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Is that a pic of the crowd at the upcoming BAMMA fight night?
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A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
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We find this idea also reflected in Chaucer who obviously got it from Boethius.
Fragments of this work are preserved to us, chiefly in Stobaeus, a few in Boethius and other writers.
Under Theodoric the Great, Boethius made use of certain signs which were in part very like the nine digits which we now use.
As to the fourth question, Did Boethius probably know the numerals?
Cf. 'thou hast had grace as he that hath used of foreine goodes; thou hast no right to pleyne thee'; Boethius, bk.
Thynne's edition of Chaucer, printed in 1532, contains Boethius.
There can be little doubt however that Boethius is the more correct form, and this is the form given us in the Anecdoton Holderi.
In some editions, this passage is not marked as being assigned to Boethius.
And, this being so, we may safely conclude that they were not taken from Boethius directly.
In the first note, this passage from Boethius is given at length.


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I teach courses in Russian language (100-, 200-, and 300-level), literature (big book courses on Dostoevsky and Tolstoy, as well as surveys), and culture (a history-based survey), working directly with students of all years and academic backgrounds.
My present research project is a book-length study of the writer and social activist Vladimir Korolenko (1853-1921). Recently I also have been working on aspects of Lev Tolstoy's War and Peace and Anna Karenina.
In 2012 I was honored to receive two awards, the Jerry E. Hudson Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Mortar Board Honor Society Professor of the Year award.
- PhD University of Toronto
- MA McGill University
- BA University of Toronto
Teaching Areas
- Russian language, Russian literature, Russian culture, short stories
Recent Publications
- "Poltava in Revolution and Civil War: From the Diaries of Vladimir Korolenko and Aleksandr Nesvitskii." Russia's Home Front in War and Revolution, 1914-22, Book 2: The Experience of War and Revolution. Ed. Adele Lindenmeyer, Christopher Read, and Peter Waldron. Bloomington, IN: Slavica Publishers, 2016. 455-74
- "Recovering Korolenko." Review essay of Neizdannyi V. G. Korolenko. Publitsistika 1914-1921. 3 vols. Moscow: Pashkov dom 2011-2013. Slavic and East European Journal vol. 58, no. 3 (Fall 2014): 526-530.
- "Turning Unexpected Resources into Undergraduate Research in the Humanities." CUR Quarterly vol. 35, no. 1 (Fall 2014): 43-47.
- "Natasha and Kitty at the Bedside: Care for the Dying in War and Peace and Anna Karenina." Slavonica vol. 18, no. 1 (April 2012): 23-36.
- "Valentin Kataev's Later Writing and 'Uže napisan Verter': Time, Memory, and a Critical Dream." Scando-Slavica vol. 56, no. 1 (2010): 7-26.
- "Tolstoy and Neighbors: On War and Peace." Campus Conversations 2008-2009: Volume Two (2009). 19 August 2011 http://www.willamette.edu/
events/conversations/volume_2/ essays/index.html.
- "On Tolstoy, Turgenev and Chernyshevsky: Love, Society and the Heroines in Semeinoe schast'e, Nakanune, and Chto delat?" Uchenye zapiski Tavricheskogo natsional'nogo universiteta im V.I. Vernadskogo. Seriia "Filologiia" vol. 21 (60), no. 2 (2008): 208-15.
- "On Isolation." The Midwest Quarterly vol. 47, no. 2 (Winter 2006): 115-130.
- "Blindness and Misunderstanding: On Garshin's Chetyre dnia." Australian Slavonic and East European Studies vol. 18, nos. 1-2 (2004): 129-142.
- "'Skuchnaia istoriia' as Coda: Isolation and Chekhov's Prose of the 1880s." Toronto Slavic Quarterly no. 10 (Fall 2004). 13 August 2007.
- "Mentalitet predstavitelei russkoi glubinki i 'mif 'ne ia'' v 'Istorii moego sovremennika' Korolenko." (Co-authored with N.P. Ivanova). Uchenye zapiski Tavricheskogo natsional'nogo universiteta im. V.I. Vernadskogo. Seriia "Filologiia" vol. 16 (55), no. 1 (2004): 176-186.
- "The Fictional World of Garshin and Borchert: 'The Red Flower' and 'The Dandelion.'" Germano-Slavica vol. 14 (2003): 87-99.
- "Sládek's Intent: Reading Václav Havel's Audience." Balagan vol. 8 (2002): 3-16.


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School of Music notes for April
Choral - For additional information, contact Sara Beardsley at 803-777-5369 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
April 16 --- University Chorus Concert, directed by faculty member Joseph Modica. 7:30 p.m., St. Andrews Baptist Church, 230 Bush River Road, Columbia.
April 26 --- Carolina Alive Vocal Jazz Ensemble Concert. 7:30 p.m., School of Music recital hall.
USC Symphony Orchestra - Directed by Maestro Donald Portnoy. All concerts are held in the Koger Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the Carolina Coliseum box office or by calling 803-251-2222. For additional information, contact the symphony office at 803-777-7500. Ticket prices are as follows: adults, $25; seniors, faculty, staff, $20; students, $8.
April 13 --- Marina Lomazov (piano) and James Ackley (trumpet) will perform with the symphony. The concert includes Mendelssohn's "Fingal's Cave Overture, Op. 26" and Shostakovich's "Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and Strings." The symphony also will perform Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances, Op. 45."
Faculty and guest artists -- Recitals and concerts featuring School of Music faculty and guest artists. Concerts are held at the School of Music recital hall and are free unless otherwise noted. For information, call 803-777-4280.
April 13 --- Daphne Gerling guest artist viola recital. 4 p.m. Gerling is on the faculty at Valdosta State University.
April 19 --- Virginia Broffitt guest artist flute recital. 7:30 p.m. Broffitt is on the faculty of Western Illinois University.
April 20 --- Jazz faculty recital: Bert Ligon (piano) and Craig Butterfield (double bass). 7:30 p.m.
Jazz Ensembles -- Recitals and concerts featuring University of South Carolina musicians. All concerts are held in the School of Music recital hall and are free unless otherwise noted. For more information, contact Laveta Gibson at 803-777-4336 or email@example.com.
April 6 --- USC Jazz Combos recital. 7:30 p.m.
April 22 --- Left Bank Big Band recital. 7:30 p.m.
Bands and percussion ensembles -- Recitals and concerts featuring University of South Carolina musicians. University bands are led by James Copenhaver, director of bands; Rebecca Phillips, associate director of bands; and Steven McKeithen, assistant director of bands, coordinator of athletic bands. Concerts are free and open to the public. For additional information, contact the Band Office at 803-777-4278.
April 11 --- Bands Spring Concert. 7 p.m., Koger Center for the Arts.
April 15 --- Chamber Winds concert. CANCELLED.
April 25 --- Bands Open Air Concert. 6 p.m., School of Music recital hall.
Chamber music and strings – Concerts are free and held in the School of Music recital hall. For more information, call the School of Music at 803-777-4280.
April 5 --- Campus Orchestra concert. 7:30 p.m.
April 17 --- Graduate String Quartet recital. 7:30 p.m. RESCHEDULED TO APRIL 25, 3 P.M.
April 21 --- An Evening of Chamber Music. 7:30 p.m.
Contemporary music – Concerts are free and held in the School of Music recital hall. For more information, call the School of Music at 803-777-4280.
April 24 --- "New Voices" University of South Carolina student composers concert. 7:30 p.m.
"Southern Exposure New Music Series" concerts -- The "Southern Exposure New Music Series," under the direction of John Fitz Rogers, regularly performs recent music as well as classic compositions from the past. Concert are standing-room only, and early arrival is recommended. Concerts are free.
April 16 --- Los Angeles Piano Quartet. 7:30 p.m. The Los Angeles Piano Quartet, with Michi Wiancki (violin), Katherine Murdoch (viola), Steven Doane (cello) and Xak Bjerken (piano), made its debut at The Music Center in Los Angeles in 1977 and earned a reputation as America's premier piano quartet. Performing extensively nationally and internationally, the quartet has been an active force in the creation of new works for piano quartet, commissioning works from such prominent contemporary composers as Stephen Hartke, Gerard Schurmann and Steven Stucky.
"Chamber Innovista Series" – Performances by Tina Stallard, soprano; Jennifer Parker-Harley, flute; Rebecca Nagel, oboe; Joseph Eller, clarinet; Michael Harley, bassoon; Constance Gee, viola; Craig Butterfield, double bass; and Marina Lomazov and Joseph Rackers, piano. Featuring the World Premiere of Synthetic Waltzes for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Viola, and Double Bass by John Valerio; Ad Lucem for Two Pianos (2007) by John Fitz Rogers; Deux Poemes de Ronsard, op. 26 by Albert Roussel; and Suite Cantando for Clarinet, Bassoon, and Piano (2006) by Bill Douglas. Tickets: 803-777-4280 – Adults $15 / Students $5.
April 18 --- 3 p.m. School of Music recital hall. Tickets cost 415 for adults and $5 for students.
Additional Events
April 17 --- South Carolina Day of Percussion. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., School of Music recital hall. The South Carolina Day of Percussion is an annual event organized by the South Carolina Chapter of the Percussive Arts Society. The event features concerts, clinics and master classes by leaders in the field of percussion.


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Mines Trustee Vicki J. Cowart to receive 2010 Ian Campbell Medal
Vicki J. Cowart has been named the 29th recipient of the Medal in honor of Ian Campbell for Superlative Service to the Geosciences. Cowart will be presented this prestigious award at the Geological Society of America Presidential Address Ceremony in Denver, Colorado on October 30, 2010.
Cowart earned a B.S. in physics from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and a M.S. in geophysics from the Colorado School of Mines. After receiving her degrees she spent 16 years in the petroleum industry. First she worked as an exploration geophysicist for Mobil (now ExxonMobil) then an exploration manager for ARCO and finally as a technical sales and operations manager for Schlumberger Ltd. After working in industry, she served as the Colorado State Geologist from 1993-2003 where she was instrumental in establishing the Survey's geologic mapping program and secured funding from the state legislature for both the survey and its Avalanche Information Center. Currently, Cowart is the President and CEO for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains.
In addition to the Ian Campbell Medal, Cowart has received many awards and distinctions including; the Colorado School of Mines' Distinguished Achievement Medal, the AIPG John T. Galey, Sr. Memorial Public Service Award, the Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists Distinguished Public Service to the Earth Sciences Award, the Association for Women Geoscientists Distinguished Service Award, and the Colorado Citizens' Leadership Excellence Award.
Throughout her career, Cowart has served in many leadership roles within the geoscience community. She helped found the Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG) where she served as its first National President and was critical in the development of the AWG Foundation. During her tenure as Colorado State Geologist, Cowart was active in the Association of American State Geologists (AASG), served as Treasurer, Vice President, and President of that organization, and continues as an Honorary Member. Cowart is also a member of the Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees.
AGI feels that Cowart's longtime work in the geosciences and dedication to organizations such as AASG and AWG combined with her leadership roles make her extremely deserving of the Medal in honor of Ian Campbell for Superlative Service to the Geosciences.
The American Geological Institute is a nonprofit federation of 47 geoscientific and professional associations that represents more than 120,000 geologists, geophysicists and other earth scientists. Founded in 1948, AGI provides information services to geoscientists, serves as a voice of shared interests in the profession, plays a major role in strengthening geoscience education, and strives to increase public awareness of the vital role the geosciences play in society's use of resources, resiliency to natural hazards, and interaction with the environment.
Contact: Andrea Martin
American Geological Institute