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Nice pick on the POTG!
I gotta say I loved the twin-towers experiment (naturally). Honestly I'd like to see us go with many more big lineups rather than the dreaded "small ball" that Eddie Jordan loved. I'd really like to see an extremely big lineup try: Hawes/Vucevic/Thad/Iggy/Turner. Let's see what size can bring, it's an advantage we can have, let's go for it.
Jodie looked pretty good tonight, his best game of the year as far as I'm concerned because it was against a real team.
I really don't want to see Thad at SF for long stretches. He has trouble staying in front of the quicker SF's, and I don't trust the defensive/shotblocking prowess of Hawes and Voose to make up for that.
Good point. Could do give it a short run and see how it goes. Can also replace Thad with Jrue, still have a big lineup but a bit stronger defensively.
Turner's three pass looked alot like a. Andre Miller shot from deep- same form.
David Thorpe on Lavoy Allen:
"He's playing like the older version of Antonio McDyess at just 22 years of age."
Hilariously backhanded compliment, or most hilariously backhanded compliment? Discuss.
I think it's a great compliment. McDyess has played a meaningful role on a lot of very good teams as he got older.
The fact that LaVoy is getting mentioned by natioinal media is incredible based on what initial expectations were. 2nd round gold,
Yes, to discuss the advanced hypothesis: I see it as a fevered forehand smash to the backhand side of the reader's (assumed) historical volleys, an esoterically contorting Martina Navratilova kind of return, based on the (presumed) partial observation of Allen's 11 games and 179 minutes (or the privileged access to Collins' gushing, silvery waterfall of vivisectional, statistical and experiential cross-referencing remarks?), another random "professional" shot in a world besieged by useless temporal opinions, against a backdrop of infinite uncertain outcomes and exchanges of currency. In other words, the postulate could be taken to be standing on the drifting sand of memory and, more pointedly, on one writer's unfarmed field of abstruse connectivity. In even fewer words, it could be seen as bad poetry in prose's clothing. Game, set, and match to the disregarder of folderol, always. I rest my case on the matter.
Turner got the nod? Over Thad? or Nikola? Both of the latter deserved it over the former imo. Really good win after a draining night before.
I don't mind the call. He plays with such stability...runs the offense well...during the two key stretches of the game - in the 2nd and 3rd quarter - his play on both sides of the ball was rock-solid, and the other guys on the floor benefitted from it.
Nitpicking here but I don't agree on rock-solid play on both ends in that 2nd quarter. As soon as McGrady came in Turner struggled on defense just as he did in the previous game against the Hawks. On offense, he had a hockey assist to Meeks for a trey (Lou made the intitial cross-court pass to Turner who quickly swung it to Meeks), a nice pass to Hawes diving towards the hoop after I believe was a screen and roll, and two more passes I think but can't recall, then an end to end tear drop 6 footer. Around this same time, Meeks had two steals and breakaway finishes on other end. Turner had a poke away too and may have got a hand on one of the aforementioned steals credited to Meeks. Voose had several big buckets, Thad had some timely shots and hustle plays, Lou was scoring in addition to setting others up.
Turner was admittedly good but not "substantially" better or benefitting his teammates "moreso" than others, imo. [Before the board goes in meltdown mode, it was prefaced with nitpicking.]
Turner POTG-a bold call, and right on the money to my mind. His stat line is awfully nice, but it can't convey what came through from his performance in that second quarter. It felt like he took control of the game. Confidence, energy, ease, explosiveness, hustle, polish-it struck me as the most impressive stretch of ball I've seen from him in a Sixer uniform. Hope it was a taste of things to come. With ET playing at that level, the already excellent second unit becomes an absolute monster.
Now if we could only get Jrue on track...I am thinking Monday night...Fish should be good for what ails him
Brian, I know you disagreed a few weeks back when I said Vuce could play some p.f. but I could see more of this Monday against the lakers.
He seems to move pretty well and sure offers some interesting offensive options that Elton can't at this stage, mainly posting up and hitting a long jumper.
Does a tandem of he and Hawes allow Jrue, Evan and Iggy to work offensively? And suppose a center [Ezeli] is available when we draft. Could Vuce turn into Elton's replacement?
It is too early to tell but it could be an interesting alternative if it allows Evan to start.
Sunday NBA column: Best for Sixers to avoid Heat:
Great stat in that story TMoore about the losses so far...hard to believe they've lost five games by 24 total and then two to Miami by 41...guess that tells us who the team to beat in the East is, at least for now...
I think Spencer didn't want to mix it up underneath so he could avoid adding to Miami/Atlanta's absurd free throw advantage
That's just nonsense
And it's not like this is the first game were spencer has been unable to box out
He's not physical...period
nice win by the Sixers. If Spencer and Voose could contribute like that every night we may already have all the big men we need. Id still like to see Howard on this team but I dont see that happening when other teams have more to offer the Magic. Orlando would be foolish not to trade him for *something*. Hes obviously going to walk at the end of the year and then they will be in the same position the Cavs were a few years ago with Lebron.
Hawks unraveled like a cheap suit in Q2, missed open Js when they needed 'em badly in Q4. Was unimpressed with their effort, except for Ivan Johnson and Jeff Teague, only ones who went toe-to-toe with Sixers (which is the only way to beat 'em). By the way, Hawks 3-8 against teams above .500.
It must be your life-long goal to give the sixers the least amount of credit as possible.
He makes all good points here though. I wasn't aware the Hawks are 3-8 against above .500 teams, that bodes well with competing against them for a top seed.
the "points" were besides the point. Not to mention, obvious. The underlying tone is redundant, if not snide.
You don't seem to know what redundant means.
from dictionary.com:
[ri-duhn-duhnt] Show IPA
characterized by verbosity or unnecessary repetition in expressing ideas; prolix: a redundant style.
So how is his same message of "sixers aren't as good as you think" not redundant? It seems like you don't know what that word means.
It's almost too predictable that a fake sixers fan such as yourself would also support another fake sixers fan.
Your comment's funny in its irony, regrettable in its errancy, obnoxious in its overlay.
"It's a shame you have to reduce yourself to that level with the name calling." - Jeff to MCT, yesterday
There's a bit of a difference between calling someone an asshoe (funny how you conveniently left that part out) and calling someone a fake sixers fan. One is distasteful while the other is true.
So you're a prudish name caller as opposed to an earthy one.
Gave my honest take on the Hawks. Look closely and you'll see an implied compliment of the Sixers. Crawl back into your Iggy tent and zip it.
Not sure what Igoudala has to do with my criticism, yet your off-topic mentioning of him only serves as further evidence of your glaring bias. Blogs need more people (trolls) like you.
Your time allotment has expired.
How about we stay on point, or at least make an attempt. Dollar Bill, I'm sure you can spend your time looking for arcane references to devalue whatever the team, or more importantly, Andre Iguodala does. Jeff, you can just ignore the nonsense, like most others do. Too much time is being spent on this bitchy crap.
If the Sixers hadn't beaten them twice they would be 5-6 against teams above .500
mike brown might be suspended for monday's game
Wouldn't be surprised by this. He blew up at the one ref.
Blowing up isn't a problem as much as making contact :)
The Sixers have a distinct bench advantage over the Lakers...but the lakers have a big man advantage...
After watching that game last night, it was interesting how Kobe hit two ill-advised threes to put them back into the game after being down 15 with about four (I think) minutes left.
With that said, he then took them out of the game by taking more ill-advised threes. Of course, this won't be reported on or complained about.
Last night was the first game that kobe, bynum and pau scored 20+ and the lakers lost...i guess it all depends on how the lakers (and kobe) approach the game
Utah seems to have the size up front to compete with the Lakers' size. Sixers (obviously) don't have this, so they'll need to depend on fresh legs, continuous hustle, and their bench coming through. If we see bad Lou and bad Turner, it'll be a long night.
It will be intersting to see who is out of the rotation when all our bigs are healthy. Brand/Hawes/Thad are all guaranteed a decent amount of minutes. That leaves Battie/Allen/Vucevic fighting for the remaining time. I think Battie is probably going to be the odd man out, with Vucevic/Allen switching on and off for minutes depending on the matchup.
Yeah, if everyone is healthy, Battie becomes the emergency big (and Elson starts wearing suits to games). I'm interested to see how Lavoy and Voose wind up seeing minutes. I think Collins might be leaning more toward Lavoy, and it helps him that he's probably more suited to play the 4 and the 5 than Voose.
My solution would be to go with bigger lineups, less time for Lou/Meeks and a Turner/Holiday/Iggy rotation at the guard spots. Having a plethora of bigs is a blessing that we should exploit.
Lavoy Allen really has been quite the find. You always hear Collins mention how strong he is but thats the last thing mentioned about him in scouting reports.
Great to see the Sixers strike gold for once in the second round.
If Lavoy can continue to improve he could be the reason the Sixers choose to amnesty Brand next season. I was always hoping that Speights would have been Brand's replacement.
I think the chances of Brand getting amnestied for anyone other than Howard are zero. No way Harris is paying $18M for Brand to chill out at home. Who are you going to replace him with besides Howard? No one else is worth clogging up our cap space for 4 to 5 years. Better to go with cap flexibility and stick with the expiring contract, in my opinion.
Let's go Raptors. Down 5 to MIA with 4 minutes to go. Something crazy like a 12-0 run going on right now.
To be honest right now, unless you think the Sixers can get the #1 seed, I am fine with the Heat getting it...I want no part of them until the EC finals - if we can even get there...much rather see the Bulls in the 2nd round.
Apparently there are just too many "fake Sixers fans" in this world. Yeah it's annoying to read criticisms of the Sixers' play/players, but being critical is part of being a fan.
Alright, the Giants winning the Superbowl has inspired me. If they can win it after going 9-7 in the regular season and no one expecting them to have a chance, why can't the Sixers win the NBA Finals?
Well, it's much harder to win a best-of-seven series than it is to just win one game vs. a better team. I don't think it's impossible, just much more unlikely. They'd need more luck than a muffed punt and fumbled punt to get the job done.


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News Corp. decided it will attempt to double its success on FX, by creating FXX this fall. Call it a fix of a broken Fox channel. "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," returning for its 10th season, will slide over to the new channel come September. "The League" will also make the move.
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At a presentation in New York for advertisers on Thursday, FX executives also announced that "Justified" has been renewed and a new series based on the film "Fargo" has received a green light.
"For years, people have tried to adapt this Academy Award-winning gem into a TV series with no success," FX president and GM John Landgraf said. "I have always loved 'Fargo' and I was skeptical about this as a series, but Noah Hawley's script made me a believer. This script is so good and so true to the tone of the original movie."
MORNING TEAM: CNN and new president Jeff Zucker announced this week that it will launch a new morning show this spring. Chris Cuomo will host along with the "Situation Room" congressional correspondent Kate Bolduan. The network has also tapped morning anchor Michaela Pereira from KTLA to be the main news anchor.
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this condition of excessive daytime sleepiness is called hypersomnia
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What are some of the results that could be determined from a sleep study?
mainly for sleep apnoea, also for any eeg abnormalities, any cardiac abnormalities, etc
possible results.
it will study the length of rem and nonrem sleep, etc
it is very useful in many respects to identify pathologies of sleep
but its main use is in detecting sleep apnoea
it will not be helpful for detecting the other causes of hypersomnia that I have mentioned
hence you need to discuss all these causes and also the tests
this is necessary to arrive at a diagnosis, not just the sleep study directly
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with MRI you would be looking for any neurological abnormalities like multiple sclerosis, encephalopathy, hydrocephalus, etc
with eeg you would be looking for epilepsy
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Portland's 4th quarter rally falls short in San Antonio
Texas hasn't been nearly as kind to the Trail Blazers this time around.
After winning the first two games of their first-round series versus the Rockets in Houston, the Trail Blazers now find themselves down 2-0 to the Spurs in the Western Conference semifinals after a 114-97 loss Thursday night at the AT&T Center.
"We were good in spots, but I don't think we are close to playing our best game," said Trail Blazers head coach Terry Stotts "We were good in the first quarter. I thought we were good for a long period of the second half. That second quarter, the lead just ballooned. You get down and you're fighting an uphill battle. It is hard to evaluate the game because of that stretch."
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SPORTS >>Panthers escape from Bears
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Cabots traditional creed of three yards and a cloud of dust was modified to six yards and a splatter of mud Friday night, as the Panthers rolled their way to a 23-8 win over the Sylvan Hills Bears at Bill Blackwood Field. The Bears had no answer for Cabot sophomore halfback Michael James. The stats on James list him as 511, 185 lbs., but the youngster plowed his way through the SH defensive line like a 210-plus back in the first half.
James scored both of the touchdowns for Cabot in the first two quarters, along with a 28-yard field goal from senior kicker Steve Lamb for a 17-0 lead.
To the Bears credit, their second-half adjustments made it a game, as they rallied to score against the brutal Panthers defense for the first time all season. Sylvan Hills had three other trips to the red zone in the contest, but mistakes, combined with a steel beam of a defensive line for Cabot, held Bears senior quarterback Hunter Miller at bay whenever the dual-threat piloted the SH offense anywhere close to the Panthers end zone.
Panthers coach Mike Malham was pleased with the second strong game from his oversized defense, but was also complimentary of Miller and the Bears offense.
The defense did good, but that Miller kid is tough, Malham said. He broke one a couple of times; hes a threat. It makes you hold your breath every time he touches it. We gave up our first score of the year, but they have some talent over there too. Offensively, we did pretty good, we ate up a lot of time and controlled the ball in the first half. The second half, I dont think we even had the ball that much. In the third quarter, we only had about three plays. They came back out and played tough in that second half.
To be exact, it was 1:44 and four plays that the Panthers actually had possession in the third quarter, as Miller and company ate up almost seven minutes off the clock during the first possession of the second half.
It wasnt a passing fans game for sure, but Miller did land a nice one during the opening second half drive on a play that nearly started out as a turnover. Another tricky snap had Miller juggling the ball with Cabot defenders closing in, but Miller somehow rifled it down the right side to wide receiver Deonte Davis for a 44-yard gain into Panther territory.
The Bears moved all the way down to the Cabot 8-yard line, but a 25-yard field goal attempt by Stephan Kettle was blocked by senior defensive tackle L.D. Tarrant and scooped up by Ethan Coffee. Coffee took off like a shot after picking up the free ball, scrambling all the way down to the Sylvan Hills 43-yard line.
The Bears stiffened up defensively to make their only stop on Cabot in the third quarter. Quarterback Seth Bloomberg handed off to Jordan Carlisle on fourth and two from the SH 36, but the Bears held him just short of the markers. The officials worked the yard markers hard, and when they signaled Bears football, a vocal number of the Cabot faithful cried foul.
The Bears never conceded defeat, and were even more determined to avoid being shut out. Sylvan Hills marched downfield on a seven play, 65-yard drive that resulted in the end of six quarters of scoreless football for the Cabot defense.
Miller started out the drive with a big run, going up the middle and cutting left as he crossed midfield. Cabot defender Joe Bryant finally dragged Miller down, but not after a 45-yard gain down to the Panthers 26-yard line.
Lawrence Hodges finally punched it in for Sylvan Hills on the second play of the fourth quarter for the score, and a faked extra-point attempt was converted into two points with a pass from SH backup quarterback and holder Casey Cerrato to Mark Turpin. That would make it a game at 17-8, but Chris Bayles second run of the second half on the ensuing Cabot possession would put it out of reach for good.
The Panthers were faced with fourth and one at the Sylvan Hills 33-yard line, but Bayles made moving the sticks unnecessary with a run down the right side all the way in for the score. Lambs extra-point attempt went wide right, keeping the score at 23-8.
Despite some difficulty in the second half, Malham was happy with the push up front offensively in the first half.
Our offensive line has the potential to be one of the best around, Malham said. Theyre all a bunch of young kids, most of them are juniors. The best thing about is that theyre all back (next year). Theyre getting better, we have some more size, and that makes a huge difference. Were just happy to get out of here with a win, it wasnt an easy game.
The momentum was much more cut and dry for the Panthers in the first half, as three possessions resulted in three scores for Cabot. The opening drive went 65 yards in 12 plays, highlighted with strong runs from Jordan Carlisle and James. The longest run of the drive would be a nine-yarder for James, and the shortest a three-yarder for Carlisle. James would punch it in from five yards out at the 7:22 mark, with the point-after from Lamb to make it 7-0.
The Panthers settled for three on their next possession, but James would strike again before the half. This time, it was a 19-yard run off tackle on the left side for the score with 2:49 left in the first half.
The drive was set up with a Sylvan Hills turnover when Miller, who struggled to bring down snaps in the second quarter, bobbled the first snap of the drive, and defensive end Callen Boris pounced on the ball for the Panthers at the SH 28-yard line.
James led the Panthers with 19 carries for 104 yards and two touchdowns. Carlisle carried 16 times for 58 yards, and Bayles had 15 rushes for 91 yards and a touchdown. Cabot finished with 279 yards of total offense, with six penalties for 45 yards.
For Sylvan Hills, Miller completed 7 of 12 passing attempts for 97 yards and two fumbles. He carried 14 times for 62 yards after no rushing yards in the first half. Hodges carried eight times for 32 yards and a touchdown, and Deonte Davis had three receptions for 67 yards. In total, the Bears had 202 yards of offense, and was penalized four times for 20 yards.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 16, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nevada Sunrise Gold Corporation ("Nevada Sunrise" or the "Company") (TSX-V:NEV) is pleased to announce that it has approved an increase of US$1.57 million to the 2014 exploration budget at Kinsley Mountain for an amended total of $6.04 million. Pilot Gold Inc. ("Pilot Gold") (TSX:PLG), the operator of exploration at Kinsley Mountain, proposed a budget increase to the Kinsley Mountain joint venture after strong gold mineralization was encountered in the 2013 and 2014 drilling programs at the Western Flank target (see Nevada Sunrise's news releases of November 18, 2013, February 27, 2014 and March 12, 2014). Highlights of the Western Flank drilling results released to date include:
- 8.53 g/t Au over 36.6 metres in PK091CA, including 29.43 g/t Au over 7.6 metres;
- 6.85 g/t Au over 41.7 metres in PK127C, including 16.6 g/t Au over 8.5 metres;
- 10.5 g/t Au over 42.7 metres in PK131C, including 18.3 g/t Au over 22.9 metres;
- 7.53 g/t Au over 53.3 metres in PK132C, including 14.9 g/t Au over 22.9 metres.
- 12,500 metres of core drilling and reverse circulation ("RC") drilling for the Western Flank target;
- 3,000 metres RC drilling for the Right Spot target;
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"If you give a child a book, he is going to start reading.
If a child starts reading, he is going to start thinking.
If a child starts thinking, he's going to learn to imagine.
And if a child experiences the beauty of imagination, there is no telling how high he can soar.
This year, when you give your child a book, you can give a book to a Tanzanian child as well.
And then they can soar together."
To order books, please make your check out to "NTC," attach a note specifying which books you would like to purchase along with your mailing address, and mail it to: NTC, 11 Wenham Rd. Newton MA 02461
For a sneak preview of the Village Reading Corner Book Club website, click here!
NTC has partnered with Mkuki na Nyota Publishing Company in Tanzania to pilot a program that offers children's books written by Tanzanian authors at a "buy one, give one free" rate in the United States so that each child in the community of Kwala, Tanzania will own his or her own book. Most children in Tanzania are not given the opportunity to enjoy reading as a leisure activity because they do not own books. Instead of shipping culturally irrelevant children's books from the USA to Kwala, NTC is allowing Americans to learn about Tanzanian culture while giving the gift of reading to children in Kwala, one child at a time. To promote the concept of reading as a leisure activity, participants in NTC's at-risk girls scholarship program at Kwala Secondary School will present the book to a primary school student and read it with them.
NTC has also introduced an Early Childhood Reading Program to Kwala village. NTC scholarship girls and project directors visit families throughout the village, reading with children and their families and reinvigorating the art of story-telling. Mimicking changes in intonation, pointing out certain facets of the illustration, and sounding out letters and words on each page, children and their parents have brought the artof story-telling back to life. The books, ranging from introduction of ABC's to short stories and word problems, are all written in Kiswahili and are both culturally and linguistically appropriate. At the end of each reading, the book is given to the family with the promise that they will continue reading.
NTC is now working to expand the program, partnering with Josephina, a local business woman who is now selling children's and adult readers for reasonable prices in Kwala Village. With the introduction of affordable reading materials throughout Kwala Village, we hope to not only decrease illiteracy, but to also reinvigorate the family setting as a place for group learning and expanding imaginations.
The Village Reading Corner also aims to link classrooms in the United States and Tanzania in cultural exchange projects involving the use of the same book. If you are in an American classroom and are interested in implementing a classroom exchange using children's books from Tanzania, please contact us.
We are currently featuring seven books for the Village Reading Corner. All of these books can be purchased for 5 Dollars as part of the "get a book, give a book" project. However, only five titles are available for classroom cultural exchanges because those books are available in both English and Swahili. Books unavailable for classroom exchanges are marked as such. Please Click HERE to view the available selection of books.


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Dr. Christine Johnson believes that her role as a physician is to be a compassionate, highly competent provider who is sensitive to patients' health as they go through their cancer experience. In her practice, she emphasizes attentiveness, good communication, and diligence.
Dr. Johnson strives to develop unique and personal relationships with each of her patients. "Each day of work allows me to feel like I am making a significant difference for my patients, and I feel privileged to be able to care for them as their provider and advocate," she says.
After earning her medical degree from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University, she completed her internship and residency at the University of Virginia and her fellowship in hematology and oncology at the University of North Carolina.
Dr. Johnson was born and raised in Raleigh, N.C. Away from the office, she stays active with yoga, hiking, camping and pottery.
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Remember Kitten, the middle-aged woman who lives in a world of pink, and her poor dog Kisses, who has no say in the matter about being pink, too? Well, they were on one of my fave shows, The Dog Whisperer, and it was a doozy. Someone also spotted her on the street (not hard to do) and snapped this pic. Just when you didn't think Kitten could look weirder, she throws on some pink Uggs. (Ugh.)


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Of course we're not happy when people are pirating our games, so we are signing with legal firms and torrent sneaking companies," CD Projekt co-founder Marcin Iwiński told Eurogamer. "In quite a few big countries, when people are downloading it illegally they can expect a letter from a legal firm saying, 'Hey, you downloaded it illegally and right now you have to pay a fine.' We are totally fair, but if you decide you will not buy it legally there is a chance you'll get a letter."


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College basketball has traditionally been played on hardwood ever since an early experiment with a trampoline floor sent James Naismith's son into orbit. Watch some just-barely earthbound action with this GrouponLive deal to see the George Mason University Patriots men's basketball team play at the Patriot Center.
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With the departure of three seniors—including Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year Ryan Pearson—from last year's 24-win squad, the success of the Patriots' men's basketball team hinged on the emergence of new stars. Enter junior guard Sherrod Wright. An effective role player last year, the 6'4" sharpshooter has truly become the team's centerpiece, pouring in 18.2 points per game while shooting a sizzling 53.6% from the field through 14 games. Second-year head coach Paul Hewitt has led his revamped roster to an 8–6 record—including victories over Virginia and Richmond—despite the absence of any true seniors to provide leadership and build camaraderie by stealing underclassmen's sweatbands.
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Every year, the NCAA men's basketball tournament is a three-week saga of single-elimination suspense, where athletic juggernauts must fight for their records and overlooked programs have the chance to shine. In 2006, the George Mason Patriots penned their own March Madness Cinderella story by unseating powerhouses Michigan State, North Carolina, and Connecticut to become the lowest seed ever to advance to the Final Four. The Patriots' historic run left fans gasping for air and basketballs everywhere reaching for the nearest pump before the team finally bowed out to the eventual champions, Florida, in the national semifinal.
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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - The case of a 47-year-old Virginia man convicted of murder in 1992, despite the fact that his court-appointed attorney had previously represented the victim in an unrelated case, has renewed interest in the death penalty moratorium debate.
Walter Mickens, Jr., who sat on Virginia's death row since August 20, 1993, was executed Wednesday night by lethal injection after Virginia's Democrat Governor Mark Warner refused his clemency request.
Mickens was convicted of sodomizing, then stabbing 17-year-old Timothy Hall 143 times in March 1992. Five courts, including two jury trials and the U.S. Supreme Court, have concurred on Mickens' guilt. What almost no one agrees on, however, is whether or not he got a fair trial.
Mickens' court-appointed attorney had been representing Timothy Hall in an unrelated case. Death penalty opponents call that a clear conflict of interest, but U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia called it "a mere theoretical division of loyalties."
The case is one of many that opponents -- and even some supporters of capital punishment -- point to in their calls for a moratorium on executions until a thorough examination of capital cases, and the death penalty process itself, can be completed.
Sen. Russ Feingold (D-Wis.), who opposes the death penalty under any circumstances, has introduced the National Death Penalty Moratorium Act.
The proposal would place a moratorium on executions by the federal government and urge the states to do the same, "while a "National Commission on the Death Penalty reviews the fairness of the imposition of the death penalty."
"Congress has an important responsibility to ensure that innocent people are not executed and that constitutional protections are respected in the administration of capital punishment across the country," Feingold said.
His proposal is based on the findings of a similar commission created by Illinois Gov. George Ryan, a Republican. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, which Feingold chairs, also heard testimony on the Illinois commission's findings Wednesday.
After reviewing the nearly 300 Illinois death penalty convictions since 1977, the commission concluded that, "No system, given human nature and frailties, could ever be devised or constructed that would work perfectly and guarantee absolutely that no ... innocent person is ever again sentenced to death."
Ryan, who voted 25 years ago to reinstate the death penalty in Illinois, says the commission reviewed, with particular scrutiny, cases of death row inmates who had subsequently been found not to have committed the crimes for which they were convicted.
"I was looking at our shameful scorecard: since the death penalty has been reinstated in 1977, 12 inmates had been executed and 13 were exonerated," he noted. "To put it simply, we had a better than fifty-fifty chance of executing an innocent person in Illinois."
Ryan ordered a moratorium on executions and has submitted the recommendations of his commission to the state legislature for enactment into law.
"My bill proposes barring the execution of the mentally retarded, mandating that 'natural life' is given as a sentencing option to juries, reducing death penalty eligible factors from 20 to five, and barring the death penalty when a conviction is based solely on a jailhouse 'snitch,'" he explained.
While they support many, in fact most of the recommendations made by the commission, death penalty supporters say the study was flawed from the outset by the panel's bias against the death penalty.
"There were 17 members on this commission, but only one active prosecutor, no active law enforcement officers, yet they made all of these recommendations," noted Druanne White, a prosecutor from the Tenth Judicial Circuit Court in South Carolina.
White acknowledged that there were several former prosecutors and an attorney who represents a law enforcement agency administrator on the panel.
"Would anyone claim this was a bipartisan, fair committee if we put 16 Republicans and one Democrat on it and said, 'It's fair because some of the Republicans used to be Democrats?" she asked. "That's what we've got [with the Illinois commission]."
White notes that the commission states in its report that "All members of the commission believe ... that the death penalty has been applied too often in Illinois since it was reestablished in 1977." Additionally, the report states that a "majority of the commission would favor that the death penalty be abolished in Illinois."
"Innocent people will pay the price if some of these proposals are adopted, because there isn't any balance," she argued. "We must balance the rights of victims with the rights of defendants."
Scott Turow - an attorney, member of the Illinois commission, and author of numerous legal novels - says he is not morally opposed to the death penalty. He also agrees that victims' rights should be protected, but says standards must be very high when the death penalty is a possible sentence.
"Capital punishment is reserved for the worst of the worst. It is those murders, which, by their character, most outrage the conscience of the community," he told the committee, adding that the nature of the crimes makes it more difficult to fairly administer death penalty trials.
"Capital punishment is invoked in cases where emotion is most likely to hold sway and where rational deliberation is most problematic for everyone -- for investigators, for prosecutors, for judges, for juries," he continued. "This is a system that, I believe, merits the enhanced safeguards that our commission proposed."
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) agrees.
"The only morally coherent position you can take, with the evidence that Governor Ryan had before him, is to establish a moratorium until there is clearly established a line of evidence and a clear record that the men and women on death row are there only because they committed the crimes they were charged with," he said.
"I don't think any of us want to see an innocent person killed by the state," Durbin said.
In a written statement, Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), the ranking minority member of the subcommittee, said he agrees with Durbin on that point, but felt it necessary to clarify some of the impressions left by the Ryan Report.
"Despite reports to the contrary, many of the exonerated individuals have not been shown to be actually innocent, and several of them were released due to procedural missteps," he wrote. "Nevertheless, the prospect of the execution of an innocent person is unacceptable, and I am committed to preventing it."
Thurmond does not, despite the exonerations in Illinois, support a moratorium on federal executions.
"There is absolutely no evidence to indicate that there is one innocent person awaiting execution for a federal offense," he wrote. "The fact remains that the administration of the death penalty at both the federal and state levels is more accurate than ever."
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The 30-year old Yates appeared in 131 games in relief during the last two seasons. He is 6-12 in his career with a 5.15 ERA.
The 22-year-old Redmond is 22-21 in three minor league seasons. He was expected to be in the starting rotation at Double A Altoona this season.
The Pirates also designated infielder Josh Wilson for assignment, unconditionally released pitchers Byung-Hyun Kim and Juan Perez and reassigned infielder Jorge Velandia and pitcher Jaret Wright to minor league camp.
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The result is a mosaic of spectra, covering up to 60 different regions.
It is also a defect that the definitions do not directly give quantitative characteristics of the spectra.
With 188 Illustrations and a table of spectra in Chromo-lithography.
The spectra of the stars likewise testify to the universality of our concepts in chemistry.
Their spectra show a complexity of helium and hydrogen bands.
Now, by comparing their spectra can we not be led to distinguish a particular quality, and grasp the idea of it?
The spectra of all the Algol variables are of the first or Sirian type.
Even the spectra of these elements seem to be identical so far as known.
The problem to solve is how to utilize these two spectra now we have got them.
One of the spectra had dark lines and the other bright lines.
1610s, "apparition, specter," from Latin spectrum "appearance, image, apparition," from specere "to look at, view" (see scope (n.1)). Meaning "band of colors formed from a beam of light" first recorded 1670s.
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The distribution of a characteristic of a physical system or phenomenon, especially the distribution of energy emitted by a radiant source arranged in order of wavelengths.
The color image presented when white light is resolved into its constituent colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.
The plot of intensity as opposed to wavelength of light emitted or absorbed by a substance, usually characteristic of the substance and used in qualitative and quantitative analysis.
The distribution of atomic or subatomic particles in a system, as in a magnetically resolved molecular beam, arranged in order of masses.
The group of pathogenic organisms against which an antibiotic or other antibacterial agent is effective.
Plural spectra (spěk'trə) or spectrums
The range of wavelengths characteristic of a specific type of radiation.
Note: The spectrum making up visible light contains light in the colors violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red, with violet having the shortest wavelength and highest frequency, and red having the longest wavelength and lowest frequency.


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A Mineral Springs woman was killed in a one-vehicle accident evening.
Kathryn Cowling, 60, was headed south on Highway 355, about a mile south of Mineral Springs, around 5:22 p.m. when police say her 2007 Chrysler left the east side of the roadway and overturned in a ditch.
Cowling was pronounced dead at the scene by Howard County Coroner John Grey at 6 p.m. Her body was taken to Latimer Funeral Home in Nashville.
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When was the last time you took time, if ever, to figure out how much our federal government takes, in taxes, from you? Have you really pondered what you give to our government, yearly? It doesn't end April 16th ... it's a year round event for our government, most never even think about.
We all are accustomed to April 15th being the day we give to Uncle Sam, then we wait in anticipation to see what it is we will be getting back. , and when that day comes, we actually get excited, acting as if it's found money. We need to lose that feeling and realize enough is enough.
The biggest scam was our government creating the IRS, and the start of withholding. Prior to witholding, people would sit down every Tax day and write out their check to Uncle Sam ... people understood exactly how much they were paying and were none to happy and let their politicians know. So politicians came up with withholding, easing the pain, and hiding just what people were paying to Uncle Sam. And to make it even better for most, they would receive checks back from the government. A nice little ruse indeed.
When you ask someone what they make, you'll hear them spew out how much they take home, but that doesn't answer the question, does it? The problem is, most never think about it ... how much do I make? When you think about it in that way, only then do you ponder how much Uncle Sam takes from you. But it doesn't stop there ...
When you get your check and begin reading the stub, you see the deductions. Medicare, Social Security, Federal, State, local, etc., but it doesn't stop there.
When you go shopping you give to Uncle Sam, yet again. In every single thing you purchase, Uncle Sam reaches into your pocket and takes a good 25 - 27% of the price of whatever it is you buy. A pack of gum, a shirt, pair of pants, shoes, a cd, a dvd, food ... whatever it is, he is there.
So ask yourself again, how much is my government taking from me, try to add it up, and let me know how that feels.
If it makes you as unhappy as it does me, there is an answer. A tax system overhaul that would bring in more then what the current system does. The FairTax is something that has been building up speed as more and more people become aware of it, and you probably heard a lot about it if you were paying attention during the last presidential election cycle.
Our current system taxes on our production, the more we work, the more they take, whereas with the FairTax, it taxes on our consumption. No more income tax, capital gains tax, corporate tax, death tax, etc. (part 2 will go into how the Fairtax helps businesses and brings jobs home)
No I'm not kidding, the income tax is gone forever ( it also repeals the 16th amendment) and now taxes you on your consumption. In each product we buy there is an embedded tax passed on to consumers. This embedded tax is the amount, usually 27%, of a price that companies add in to cover their taxes. With the income and other taxes gone, the embedded tax is gone, replaced with a national sales tax (roughly 25 - 27%). Through all this, prices remain relatively the same.
So now you reive 100% of your check, your production is now all yours, and now you get to pick how much you give our government, based off what you buy. The Fairtax doesn't stop there, though. Everyone pays into the system, citizens, illegals, and even tourists ... they all pay the national sales tax. No hiding what you make, no back dooring, no evading paying taxes, you pay as you go.
Sound good? For further information feel free to visit www.FairTax.org. I will be back soon with part two and would love to hear feedback and debate those against, and answer questions from those who want to know more.


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The competition for talent in Boulder is heating up. Yes folks, Gnip is hiring. We are seeking a Marketing Director to lead Gnip's marketing operations and activities, working closely with our sales team and COO to drive brand and industry recognition as well as product adoption.
As if the fantastic start-up environment, great team, downtown Boulder location, breakfast at work daily (be sure to follow us @breakfastatgnip), tabs at nearby coffee shops, Eldora ski passes, and Boulder recreation center passes weren't enough, we are now offering a Honda Metropolitan Scooter as a signing bonus for the Marketing Director position! What more could you ask for?
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The Kitsap Peninsula is home to two Native American Tribes: the Suquamish Tribe and the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe. A drive across the Hood Canal bridge takes you out to the Olympic Peninsula, home of the the Skokomish Tribe. Today all three tribes operate local enterprises and host tribal celebrations many that are open to the public view including the historic Canoe Journeys. The Suquamish Tribe hosts Chief Seattle Days on August 14-16 to commemorate Chief Seattle and celebrate tribal traditions.
The Port Gamble S'Klallam reservation is located in Little Boston, between Kingston and Hansville. It consists of 1,340 acres held in trust by the Federal Government. There is no private land ownership on the reservation.


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Debunking myths about attending graduate school
As you move past college graduation and begin searching for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, you may discover that it can take several months before you make any real progress toward earning a first job. During this time, you might begin thinking about abandoning your hunt and applying to graduate school instead. However, you should be aware of these common myths about the reality of continuing your education.
It's the same as being an undergraduate
While the first four years of college were packed with final exams, essays and class projects, many students also have a great deal of free time to hang out and party with their friends – don't expect the same thing out of graduate school. Grad students are expected to do a lot more work, take more challenging classes and finish degree-defining, long-term projects, which don't leave you with a lot of free time.
It will help you figure out a career path
As an undergraduate, you have a lot of flexibility to decide on a major or field of study. However, graduate school should not be used to explore a wide range of career options – you should be working toward a specific goal you've already determined. You don't want to spend the next two or three years of your life paying tuition without knowing exactly what you're getting.
You'll instantly get a job after graduation
In today's uncertain economy, the reality is that even highly-qualified candidates fresh out of graduate school are having trouble finding jobs. Because of this, you should be certain that graduate school is the right decision at this point in your life before abandoning your current job search.
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In late March, BBC Director General Tony Hall announced the broadcaster's greatest commitment to the arts in a generation. Part of the plans outlined at the time called for a further three filmed adaptations of Shakespeare's History plays for BBC Two, including a new version of Richard III. Today, BBC Two confirmed on its Twitter feed that Benedict Cumberbatch will trade his kingdom for a horse as the titular king. The telefilm will be executive produced by Sam Mendes, produced by Downton Abbey's Rupert Ryle Hodges, written by Ben Power, and directed by former artistic director of the Royal Court Theatre Dominic Cooke in his screen directing debut. Cumberbatch, a Royal Court alum, said, "I can't wait to work with Dominic Cooke again to bring this complex, funny and dangerous character to life." The news comes as Cumberbatch is also gearing up for another Shakespearian lead: He's playing Hamlet on stage in summer 2015 on the West End. Meanwhile, his Sherlock co-star, Martin Freeman, is also set to play Richard III, onstage at London's Trafalgar Studios from July 1 to September 27 this year.
Benedict Cumberbatch To Star As Richard III For BBC Two
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So this confirms he is definitely not going to be in Star Wars…
Eh, those rumors were just BS. Hopefully Abrams will make good on his supposed wish to cast relative unknowns like Adam Driver and steer clear of "that guy from that thing," which Cumberbatch definitely is now, and that in itself is a good reason for him to go away and do Shakespeare for a while.
Great news! I've been watching lots of Shakespeare on film/TV recently and was quite a fan of Mendes' "The Hollow Crown" series from 2012/2013. I'd heard vague whispers of a possible follow-up but hadn't seen any news and feared the worst.
Cumberbatch is a thrilling performer and I'm sure he'll make a great Richard III. Physically, he's quite different from how Richard III is described, but I don't doubt he'll pull it off.
It sounds like the BBC is also adapting the 3 Henry VI plays that precede Richard III, though I find the wording in the article a bit confusing. Is it more 3 total, or 3 plus Richard III? I found Shakespeare's depiction of the Wars of the Roses to be largely riveting and the Henry VI plays are woefully under-filmed and under-performed. I'm looking forward to these!
Whoops. Meant "Is it 3 more adaptations total, or 3 more in addition to Richard III?"
If they follow in the Royal Shakespeare Company's foot steps with This England: The Histories, which I think more or less codified what was already a common practice of categorizing the histories, it's eight plays structured in two "Henriads" — the first one is Richard II, Henry IV 1/2, and Henry V; the second one is Henry VI 1/2/3, and Richard III. So my bet is on four films again this time around.
Not smart. He needs to get some film role going. Even small ones to stay in the fray. The UK stage may be all well and good but the Hollywood memory is short and flighty.
Not every actor wants to be a movie star.
Oh shut up! You seem to have that juvenile mindset that everyone wants to be a celebrity in Hollywood. He has said himself that he will not abandon television, theatre and radio for film. As the other poster said, NOT EVERY ACTOR WANTS TO BE A MOVIE STAR!!! These classically trained actors just want to be actors with a broad sweep of roles, they're not doing this to be a matinee idol.
And please, he has THE IMITATION GAME coming out later this year which has every other studio salivating. He also has LOST CITY OF Z where he's collaborating with the newly minted Oscar winners of TYAS.
Dude, he has the highly-anticipated "The Imitation Game" coming up and is set to shoot "The Lost City of Z." What are you talking about? Also, lose that "actors should be in films (ie blockbusters) to be successful in their profession." LAME!
"Also, lose that "actors should be in films (ie blockbusters) to be successful in their profession.""
But Sam Worthington appeared in blockbuster after blockbuster and look where he is now: second-billed in an Arnold Schwarzenegger flop and featuring in a Mount Everest film in which he doesn't even play one of the hikers.
If an actor (not just a wannabee celeb) is worth any salt, he'll choose Mark Rylance's career over Worthington's or Tatum's anytime!
Perfect casting – he looks like a Richard III type.
I actually cringe each time I accidentally run across a photo of this rather odd looking dude.
He'll make a fine third Richard after Olivier and McKellan.
The role will come easy to him. Without a doubt the most ambitious person I have ever met. So ambitious that he will have to tone it down as Richard.
Also, over rated.
I worked with him in TYAS (was a crew member), very smart and intense. He just has the gravity as an actor and person. Not overrated at all. The hype is all deserved that's why these heavyweight roles keep on landing at his feet.
If ambition were only talent. I was told by someone who claimed to know him that he is all personality and drive. But a fine actor??
"I was told by someone who claimed to know him"
Exactly! A lot of people unfairly look down on TV and theatre actors because they all think they want to work on film and be movie stars. That's BS!
"I was told by someone who claimed to know him"
Hahaha! Listen to yourself.


text: John from Jack/Knife Outfitters here. Just wanted to take the time and say that all of us at Jack/Knife are excited for the event in May! We will be set up at the event to showcase examples of our bespoke jeans, barn coats, shirts, and more. We will be also be taking measurements throughout the days of the events for all who are interested. To any that don't know, Jack/Knife is an outfitters founded by myself and my buddy Nick. We hand-make custom clothing in the Old Garment District of San Francisco, specializing in selvedge denim jeans. We pride ourselves on constructing garments "they way they used to." The picture is also a link to our website.


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The Billboard Layout was created as an example project for my Developing Custom PDF Portfolio Layouts using Flash Builder 4 series but there's no reason why non-programmers shouldn't take advantage of it too. I've created a PDF Portfolio template with the Billboard layout already applied that you can download and use.
|Billboard Layout with Billboard showing
|Billboard Layout displaying files
For those of you that miss the Acrobat 9 style Welcome Page, you'll love the Billboard. I've also modified the way that folder navigation works – also to make it work more like Acrobat 9.
Take a look at the Billboard Layout page to download the template and read more about what this new layout does. For reasons I won't go into on this blog, I'm not permitted to supply the .NAV file for this layout. If you want access to the .NAV, you'll need to download the source code for the project and build it yourself. Don't worry, it's easy and I'll be posting the source code soon.
Special thanks to the guys over at Ensemble for their help on this one.


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Augmented reality browsers are getting better. Phones are becoming more powerful and consumers are beginning to understand how they can use mobile devices to enhance their world. We decided to partner with Metaio and utilize their AR technology - junaio - to enhance our Super Bowl coverage. Incorporating augmented reality features based on the news cycle will become one of the many ways this technology will enhance our audience's interactions with our content. Checkout the video below for a preview of what we are doing and visit biggame3d.usatoday.com for instructions on how to participate.
Lou is the Director of Web Development for USA TODAY. He is responsible for application development and content presentation on the various USA TODAY websites. He directs community-facing projects and manages the product lifecycles for initiatives around audience engagement and content verticals. Lou has spent 20+ years in various technology, consulting and software dev roles. More about Lou
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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa, Jan. 29, 2013 – Banno, a provider of data-enriched Web and transaction marketing services for financial institutions, has announced that financial technology industry veteran Charles E. Potts has joined the company as president. In addition to his new leadership role at Banno, Potts will accelerate the product delivery strategies of the company's partnerships as well as direct Banno's growth within the financial services marketplace.
Wade Arnold (@wadearnold), CEO of Banno, explained, "Having Charles join our team is a privilege, and we have high expectations for his ability to substantially contribute to Banno's growth and further our role as a major innovator in the industry. His rich banking technology experience, contacts and knowledge combined with our agile tech environment is exactly what we need to continue to drive innovation, and support the objectives of the markets we serve."
"This is a smart, strategic business move for Banno that further establishes the company's position as a major player in a high growth market," added Richard Crone, founder and CEO of Crone Consulting LLC. "Charles' business experience, reputation and deep industry insights will enable this team's talent to drive Banno to capitalize on opportunities we can only imagine."
With more than 25 years of experience in financial technology, Potts joins Banno after serving as managing director of business alliances and international sales at ProfitStars®, a division of Jack Henry & Associates Inc. He was particularly key to the organization's growth in European and South American markets, winning significant business deals during his tenure. Potts has extensive leadership experience in the banking industry, getting his start with the former Citizens & Southern National Bank (now Bank of America).
"Banno is an exciting place producing big ideas and delivering powerful solutions to financial institutions," Potts said. "I have been very fortunate to see its evolution from the outside, and now will be able to contribute my past experience to growing our partner and customer business, all of whom will benefit from Banno's financial technology innovations."
Potts arrived at ProfitStars in 2009 with the acquisition of Goldleaf Financial Solutions, where he was senior vice president of business development. There he was key to developing and managing Goldleaf's corporate development strategy, alliances and partnerships, and corporate communications. Prior to Goldleaf, Potts founded and was president and CEO of Beacon Software Inc., a provider of electronic banking solutions for community banks. He was also co-founder and president and CEO of iBank LLC, a provider of electronic bill presentment and payment solutions for small- to medium-sized businesses. Before iBank, Potts was vice president of business development for nFront (now Digital Insight) and held the position of global accounts manager at Interactive Planning Systems or IPS-Sendero (now a Fiserv company).
A frequent industry speaker and author, Potts is an active member and a past president of The Association for Financial Technology Providers (AFT) and former director for The Financial Managers Society. He is also on the board of PROFORMANCE. Potts is a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia State University.
About BannoBanno provides data-enriched Web and transaction marketing services with a focus on the mobile medium as its principal means of delivery. Through its award-winning technology, the company helps more than 325 financial institutions stimulate growth and business retention by promoting behavior-driven banking.
To learn more, connect with us at www.Banno.com.


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Best Of :: Bars & Clubs
With Sandoval's shuttered and Jazid following a more eclectic blend of funky music, Upstairs at the Van Dyke remains a hidden gem for jazz lovers — on Lincoln Road, of all places. Earlier this year, the café changed ownership, and with the new guard came a welcome infusion of energy and enthusiasm for livening up the music programming. While many nights showcase all kinds of global sounds, there's still plenty to hear within the great realm of jazz. Recent offerings in the genre have included everything from the piano stylings of Silvano Monasterios to The Randy Singer Band's harmonica-vocals combo. Besides the topnotch soundtrack, the space itself remains cozy and suffused with retro charm, with cabaret-style table service from classy cocktail waitresses. Completely unlike anything around for miles, Upstairs at the Van Dyke is a welcoming place with the intimate feel of a secret club.
You know Rachel Goodrich. You were drunk, it was Churchill's or PS14 or wherever, and there was this girl playing music, and you didn't really give a crap, but then you noticed everybody else was paying attention, so you started to listen and — zammee! — you were, like, Holy shit. This girl's pretty good. A blurry minute later, you thought, No, she's very good. Maybe it was the ukulele she brought out; maybe it was the participatory glee she incited when she handed instruments to the crowd; whatever it was, you were digging it. And then the tequila took hold and off to the curb you stumbled — but Rachel played on without you. A Miami Beach native, the 23-year-old musical phenomenon has been writing her own stuff since she was 12 and began performing at age 16. The stuff she's working on these days — music she describes as "shakeabilly" — is a little bit rock, a little bit country, a little bit crazy-woman, and generally a whole lot of fun. Her only regular gig at the moment is 190 Restaurant, every Friday night, but it's not hard to find her playing somewhere on any given weekend. Check her MySpace page for upcoming shows. And if you're too lame to go out and hear her live, she's got an album coming out in a few months.
Six signs of a serious afterhours party: 1. A crowd that goes to sleep insanely early, only to arise around 3 a.m. and then begin getting ready to go out. 2. A hard-core subset of that crowd that won't deign to do afterhours, or even party much, anywhere else. 3. A 24-hour liquor license (!). 4. Marathon sets by some of the world's superstar DJs, from Roger Sanchez to Dubfire, who show up after they've played gigs at regular clubs. 5. International mix CDs named solely for one geographical area — say, a terrace — of said afterhours party. 6. A crowd on said terrace visible from the highway until, sometimes, 2 p.m. the following day. Space Saturdays boasts all of these. Nobody else in town can, and they don't even try. End of story.
Induce is sort of like the dark horse of the DJ pack. What he lacks in superhigh-profile residencies at boring danceterias he more than makes up for in skill, deep musical knowledge, and diversity. A young DJ with an old-school mindset, he's the type of guy who still lives with rooms of old vinyl and who doesn't need Serato to school his weaker peers and move butts. An Induce set is always a tossup because he does with finesse what the best DJs do: plays to the crowd. And because of his encyclopedic mental library, audiences are startlingly wide in range — everyone from indie types at Poplife to hip-hop heads at Purdy Lounge to fashionistas at Gen Art parties to Zen types at The Standard to the swank and pampered patrons at The Shore Club. Just see the track list of his 2007 mix, More Iconic Less Ironic: Eric B. & Rakim, The Cure, the Neptunes, and Stereolab all get equal billing. Meanwhile, he's been garnering web love for his own productions and for his turn as half of the duo, uh, Casual Sax, which has been blessed with Perez Hilton's golden wand. Boring laptop jocks, eat your hearts out.
Shine, nestled inside the glam Shelborne Beach Resort, was a labor of love for DJ Jonathan Cowan, whose family has long owned and operated the hotel. With a veteran dance-floor conductor at its helm when it opened in the spring of 2006, the club quickly distinguished itself for its stellar Steve Dash sound system and even more stellar DJ lineup. For that year's edition of WMC, Shine glittered with luminaries rarely seen in Miami, including Satoshi Tomiie and Frankie Knuckles. But by early 2007, weekly operations ceased and all kinds of rumors swirled — Miami New Times even declared it the "best club to die within the past year."We were all wrong. Cowan was just on a break to take care of family business and retool the club's programming a bit. So last summer, Shine came back with a bang, hosting special events during which the likes of Adam Freeland, Layo and Bushwacka!, and King Britt, among others, graced the decks. WMC 2008 saw the place slammed, with the return of Tomiie, for one, and parties by Ibiza superclub Pacha and legendary label Def Mix. The remainder of the year, the club continues to open for special events, treating local dance music cognoscenti to house, techno, electro, and the rest of the best in new beats. The moral of the story: Patience pays, and Shine still sparkles.
As rumors flew that The Eat was spending a lot of time in a not-so-secret rehearsal space, the collective excitement felt across South Florida's music scene was palpable as far and wide as our hipsters are astute and with it. The Eat, previously named Best Band of All Time by this publication, had not played in about a dozen years, so the news was almost earth shattering to fans. Arguably, The Eat was South Florida's first punk band, releasing in 1979 a DIY single ("Communist Radio/Catholic Love"), which has likely changed hands more times on eBay than there are actual copies. But rarity wasn't the only reason the group's sides sell for hundreds of dollars — The Eat's catalogue is chock full of musical and lyrical gems on par with any chart toppers from that period. Ever wonder how the Miami scene got its bizarre sense of humor? Just pick up last year's It's Not The Eat, It's The Humidity compilation, and it will all start to make sense ... well, more sense, anyway. Those songs influenced young bands (and other funny people) for years afterward. The compilation itself was perhaps the biggest reason Mike and Eddie O'Brien reformed the band with longtime member Kenny Lindahl and newcomer Mike Vullo (substituting for Chris Cottie, who passed away in 2004) to perform to a packed Churchill's Hideaway on Groundhog Day. The band was spot-on, and audience members left with huge grins on their faces. The boys have already played at least one other unannounced set this year and promise more official gigs in the near future. We hope they really mean the actual "near future," not 12 years from now.


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Subject: Re: BOUND
Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 04:15:12 EDT
Thanks very much Graham, I will file all this. I am sure Margaret Harvey will
look at it as she was a Bound at Llanidloes and is on this Powys net very
You saw my note re the gamekeeper issue in this saga did you? Richard
Meredith has all the gen as the local Historian, now in Florida, ex
Newbridge-on-Wye like me.
Many thanks,
Dennis Cleaton. Powys.
This thread:


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 23.0282 Thursday, 5 July 2012
Date: July 1, 2012 7:53:39 PM EDT
Subject: Julius Caesar / Himself
I have just come across Garry Wills' recent book "Rome and Rhetoric: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar" [Anthony Hecht Lectures in the Humanities] (Yale, 2011). It was reviewed in the Bryn Mawr Classical Review, of all places - quite possibly by mistake.
Anyway, Wills believes that whoever played Julius Caesar also played Cicero. What do people think? (I would be particularly interested in Steve Sohmer's opinion.)
Wills thinks Burbage played Cicero/Caesar - which is nonsense, of course, as Burbage played Brutus (it is unlikely that Burbage ever doubled roles.) It is very probable that Shakespeare himself played Caesar - but did he also double as Cicero?
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Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy Law Questions? Ask a Bankruptcy Lawyer.
Hi JACustomer,
1) When you said, "We filed", did you mean you filed a Bankruptcy?
2) How long ago was your last payment to this creditor?
Yes - I was trying to determine of the SOL has run its course. It has not, as the SOL for written contracts is 10 years in Wyoming, and the SOL for an unwritten contract is 8 years.
I think this is what you wanted to know. If not, please let me know.Thank you!


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The long-suffering wife of Dominique Strauss-Kahn has finally left him, it was confirmed last night.
After months of loyal support in the face of seedy vice allegations, Anne Sinclair kicked the former International Monetary Fund boss out of their Paris home.
The split happened a month ago but Ms Sinclair, a 64-year-old art heiress and internet journalist, initially managed to keep it quiet.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn's long-suffering wife Anne Sinclair finally leaves him
Current Status: Blessed (1)
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From the Open-Publishing Newswire
Indybay FeatureRelated Categories: North Bay / Marin | Labor & Workers
Drakes Bay Oyster Company Is Evicted.
A Federal Judge has given the Drakes Bay Oyster Farm until March 15th to remove its property and vacate the premises.
That area has been used to farm Oysters for 40 years, but a 1976 law states the area is to be returned to wilderness status. The judge also stated they cannot continue to operate while they vacate the premises. Which leads me to this, what about the Oysters?
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Cornelius Cox "Corny" Marshall '56 - 1996 Award of Honor
C.C. "Corny" Marshall, a lifelong resident of Johnson City, serves as
president of Mountcastle Corporation. His success rests with his strong
belief that some hallmarks of good business never change, such as
commitment to one's word and consistency in one's actions.
As a veteran real estate developer, Mr. Marshall has
steered a steady course through the challenging land development years.
During a span of more than 35 years, he has successfully developed,
marketed and managed a vast array of projects. He has directed projects
in more than ten states. Locally, his company has overseen the
development of the Franklin Square Project, a 55-acre premier retail
development in Northeast Tennessee; the Woodridge Psychiatric Hospital;
Tri-City Bank; the Mountcastle condominiums; the Levi Building, a
50,000-square-foot specialized manufacturing plant; along with a
Southern colonial style building which is home to the convention and
visitors bureau and the Chamber of Commerce.
Mountcastle Corporation dates back to 1949 and was
originally founded as a land development company by Mr. Marshall's
father, E.D. Marshall. Corny Marshall joined his father in the company
during the building boom of the 1960s and runs the firm today with his
son, John. Over the past ten years, the company developed more than two
million square feet of retail space.
Mr. Marshall served as a director of Hamilton Bank for 17
years and is a founding director and chairman of the board for People's
Community Bank in Johnson City. He also serves on the board of
directors of the Johnson City Medical Center Hospital and is a member of
the International Council of Shopping Centers.
An avid ETSU supporter, Mr. Marshall is a member of the
ETSU Foundation. He earned his bachelor's degree in business from ETSU
in 1956.
He and his wife, Alice Mays, are the parents of two children, John and Courtney.


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I have noticed some error on udate from 570,610 version to 630.
My conclusion: The error only accures with mozilla Firebird Browser, and I
think it is a Firebird issue not monowall. On my linux machine, and vmware
windows station I have tryed tu update the generic-pc image and Firebird
returns javascript error [The document contains no data]. Click [ok] and
execution of update stops.
Then I tryed to upload the same image from a Konqueror, and update went
straight forward with no errors. Machine updated and rebooted in 30 secs and
monowall running with latest version, like a charm.
Didn't testit on IE IMHO, becouse the only windows I'm running is in VMware.
Gregor ?tiher
On Tuesday 10 of February 2004 01:29, Hilton Travis wrote:
> Hi All,
> This is the second time I have seen this issue - the first was when
> trying to update to the pb26r610 image (the installed image (pb25r595)
> was an ftp-upload only, this was the first image that allowed for http
> firmware uploads).
> What happens is that I download the image then try to upload it and get
> the following error:
> The following input errors were detected:
> * The image file is corrupt.
> Of course, I cannot proceed from here.
> When this first happened, I followed Manuel's advice and removed the HDD
> from the system and did a manual update - re-imaging the hard drive.
> However, I don't want to have to do this with every new m0n0wall version
> - and it seems that is what's happening (for some reason).
> So, anyone else seen this issue, and does anyone have a suggestion for
> what I can look at to see what's causing the issue?
> As before, I have run "gunzip -S .img generic-pc-pb2xrxyz.img" on the
> file and it unzips without error. Same result last time, too.
> The image files were downloaded on an Arch Linux system running Mozilla
> Firebird 0.7 and were attempted to be uploaded on the same system.
> Trying the same thing on a Windows XP Pro system with MSIE - downloading
> and uploading - results in the exact same error.


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The ACT's largest swim club believes lane-hire fees and strict policing of a ''shortfall'' charge if they don't meet a swimmers-per-lane criteria could threaten the viability of swim clubs at two of the territory's public pools.
For the past month, clubs at the government-owned Lakeside Leisure Centre in Tuggeranong and Canberra Olympic Pool have suffered strict enforcement of a previously rarely applied shortfall charge.
The charge applies if there are fewer than five swimmers in a 25-metre lane or 10 in a 50-metre lane, which the pools average for the hire period after a count each half-hour, then charge $2.90 for every swimmer short.
The pools are managed by The Club Group on behalf of the ACT government, and are home to clubs including the Tuggeranong Vikings, the largest swim club with 160 members, based at Lakeside.
''In the last couple of weeks … we've seen our bill go up from around the $600-$650 per week to $850 - that works out to be roughly [an additional] $10,000 per year,'' Vikings president Fiona Johnstone said.
They are trying to absorb the costs, but think it will likely mean an increase to their squad fees, now around $300 per quarter for the top swimmers, in addition to pool admission costs swimmers also pay.
Vikings head coach David Murphy fears it will limit the growth of the sport or force people out, as squad sessions become overcrowded to avoid shortfall charges.
''It is impractical to put an 11-year-old swimmer in the same lane as 13-18-year-old Australian age medallist,'' Mr Murphy said. ''There is no way a young swimmer can train at the pace of a mature swimmer.''
Clubs can hire two lanes at a not-for-profit rate of $1.80 per hour in Lakeside's more common 25-metre configuration, and $12 an hour for additional lanes.
They are increased prices from last year, but ones that The Club Group says are still low enough to potentially bring poor lane management by clubs without the shortfall fees, with lanes a limited resource.
''Lane hirers were not making efficient use of the lane space, which meant the public generally had to squeeze into two or three lanes,'' Harry Konstantinou, managing director of The Club Group, said.
''The aim of the shortfall is to provide fair and equitable access to the facilities not just for lane hirers but for the entire public.''
The Vikings say there are few swimmers using the public lanes at the Tuggeranong pool in the mornings anyway, making shortfall charges unjustified.
But Mr Konstantinou says that is due to the lane management issue not being properly addressed
''The public has known that there are no lanes available, they don't want to squash up so they don't bother coming at that time,'' he said.
''[They have] been trained that in the mornings and certain times in the evenings you can't get a lane, so they don't come.''
The ACT government approved the charges, and a spokesman for Sport and Recreation Services said discussions were under way to address the surcharge issue.


text: At long last a true hostel experience has come to Uruguay's spectacular Rocha coast. El Diablo Tranquilo will provide you with a wide variety of accommodations, services, adventures, and memories to travelers of all styles. Whatever your preferred method of travel, the hostel is sure to offer what you're looking for. Even before choosing your lodging find yourself at home in our spacious lobby, surrounded by 16 foot high windows looking seaward, a massive hearth and fireplace in front of cozy sofas, and the always friendly faces found at our reception desk. Above you'll find a lofted internet lounge and beyond that the intricacies of our traditionally woven thatch roof.


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Michael Strahan to Join Cast of "GMA"
Michael Strahan is close to joining the cast of ABC's "Good Morning America."
If you're a Kelly & Michael fan, he'll still be doing THAT show, too. But things are falling apart SO FAST over at "GMA", that he's basically being called in to "stop the bleeding," so to speak.
While some of our sources are saying this arrangement has been in the works for awhile now and is NOT the result of all of the contract drama with Josh Elliott, who left the show abruptly to join NBC Sports (with his sights set on Matt Lauer's job), we're thinking that might not be the truth.
And there's more to the story: Current "GMA" cast member Amy Robach has been promoted to replace Josh. Well, there's drama with her. She and Lara Spencer can't STAND each other apparently, and it's obvious. In fact, the Sr. VP of ABC News confronted Amy just a few weeks ago, calling her "toxic" because of the tension she's created on the set.
Robin Roberts hasn't helped matters either … Sources are telling us she's a big ole diva on the set lately.
Source: Daily Mail


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The Historic C.O.D. Ranch Cookbook
by David Raneri, Ranch Chef
About the Book
Here it is at last, the often requested Historic C.O.D. Ranch Cookbook. We've coupled some of the most requested recipes with scenic photography of the ranch.
The perfect keepsake to have from your visit, we have also included a few blank pages for your own favorite recipe or perhaps to journal your personal experience with the spirit of the ranch.
Thank you to all the guests whose enthusiasm encourages us to continue to add to this endeavour.
Remember: "It's your ranch."
Features & Details
- Category Cooking
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
40 Pages
- Publish Date Sep 20, 2010
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This may sound crazy but:
Don't you agree madara is a beautiful character? his epic speech and body language can only be compared by sephiroth. Doesn't he give you goose bumps? (no homo) but i love this guy.
i cant wait for him to kill the juubi next chapter....man if i was naruto i wouldn't wanna be hokage..i'd wanna be madara! he's the strongest shinobi alive presently and was in his time...pure epicness!
For those of you wondering whats wrong with me: This is my first time being a full fanboy of a character so am just expressing my feeling's with others who have experienced it.