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The fists didn't quite fly on Wednesday at Investors Group Field.
And they won't, if Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O'Shea has his way.
O'Shea was asked if he cares one way or another if there's a training camp scrap or two.
"Yeah, I do care," he said, reacting quickly to the question. "These guys are competing at a very high level and sometimes the emotions get the better of you. I basically talk about two things, that's take care of your teammates, No. 1, and don't take penalties. Because if you take penalties, you're not taking care of your teammates."
A MERE FLESH WOUND: Defensive end Greg Peach had a minor interruption at Wednesday's training camp workout, apparently dislocating his finger.
He barely missed a beat and O'Shea batted away a question about the veteran lineman.
"Truthfully, it kind of makes me giggle," O'Shea said. "(It happened to me) several times. It doesn't matter. It's a finger. It's dislocated, you pull it back in place, pop it back in place yourself if you can, and you tape it to the other one and you move on. And that's what you do. And that's what Greg Peach does and there was never another thought in Greg Peach's mind of doing anything other than that and that's why Greg Peach is who he is."
ON SCHEDULE: After naming Drew Willy their starting quarterback long before he ever threw a ball for the Bombers, the new No. 1 is progressing nicely, O'Shea said Wednesday.
"Extremely comfortable (with him)," the coach said. "He's making his throws. His numbers are all good. His percentages, they break it down and they chart everything. When I look at the numbers at the end of the day, they're good.
"You find out little things all the time but to say that I truly know Drew Willy right now, I haven't had enough time to just be around him. But he's been pretty good so far."
DEPARTURE: Defensive back Terry Hawthorne has left camp on his own, to return to school, the team said. Hawthorne, who had played at Illinois and had been drafted last year by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fifth round, had been added to the training camp roster just Saturday.


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The celebrities were the last piece to fall in place—and the easiest, once Streep said yes last summer.
There are a couple of ways to get to this result but I think the following will be the easiest for most folks to swallow.
The easiest way to marginalize and even demonize the reform movement is for the United States to align itself with the opposition.
"easiest prank call ever made," the pair giggled on its show.
It's also, for obvious reasons, the easiest emotional appeal for proponents of a program.
Without admitting Dingles claim at all, we considered a settlement the easiest way.
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c.1200, "at ease," from Old French aisie "comfortable, at ease, rich, well-off" (Modern French aisé), past participle of aisier "to put at ease," from aise (see ease).
Sense of "not difficult to deal with" is mid-14c.; of conditions, "comfortable," late 14c. The concept of "not difficult" was expressed in Old English and early Middle English by eaþe (adv.), ieþe (adj.), apparently common West Germanic, but of disputed origin. Easy Street first printed 1901 in "Peck's Red-Headed Boy." Easy money attested by 1896; to take it easy "relax" is from 1867; easy does it recorded by 1891. Easy rider (1912) was U.S. black slang for "sexually satisfying lover." The easy listening radio format is from 1965, defined by William Safire (in 1986) as, "the music of the 60's played in the 80's with the style of the 40's." Related: Easier; easiest.
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Who makes the fantastic leap from being sick, or gaining some weight over the winter, to a conclusion of plastic surgery?
Zalwar Khan returns quickly and begins his morning prayers, spreading out a plastic mat and folding his arms over his chest.
Inside the plastic bag was a zipped cloth bag, and inside that, the remains of a baby.
The paramedic put the bottles in a plastic bag to transport them to the hospital along with the golfer.
Except that Dr. Thompson wielded not a scalpel, but a bell-shaped chunk of plastic, a length of string and a sugar packet.
Soon they reached the dirty, plastic front of the Elite Cafe.
Harding took a seat beside him, and accepted the plastic cup.
plastic Clays for pottery and for making bricks and tiles abound.
Here, when the nature is uninscribed and plastic, it takes its first impressions.
From graphite, ground and sifted, mixed with sufficient refractory clay to render it plastic.
1630s, "capable of shaping or molding," from Latin plasticus, from Greek plastikos "able to be molded, pertaining to molding, fit for molding," also in reference to the arts, from plastos "molded, formed," verbal adjective from plassein "to mold" (see plasma). Surgical sense of "remedying a deficiency of structure" is first recorded 1839 (in plastic surgery). Meaning "made of plastic" is from 1909. Picked up in counterculture slang with meaning "false, superficial" (1963). Plastic explosive (n.) attested from 1894.
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Capable of being shaped or formed.
Easily influenced; impressionable.
Capable of building tissue; formative.
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Forming; growing; changing; developing: neoplastic.
Noun Any of numerous substances that can be shaped and molded when subjected to heat or pressure. Plastics are easily shaped because they consist of long-chain molecules known as polymers, which do not break apart when flexed. Plastics are usually artificial resins but can also be natural substances, as in certain cellular derivatives and shellac. Plastics can be pressed into thin layers, formed into objects, or drawn into fibers for use in textiles. Most do not conduct electricity well, are low in density, and are often very tough. Polyvinyl chloride, methyl methacrylate, and polystyrene are plastics. See more at thermoplastic, thermosetting.
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Peyton Manning threw for 325 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Austin Collie, as the Indianapolis Colts defeated the Denver Broncos 27-13 on Sunday.
Collie had 12 catches for 171 yards and the two scores for the Colts (2-1), who have won five straight over the Broncos.
Manning's 23-yard TD pass to Collie with 4:34 left in the fourth quarter gave the Colts a 27-13 lead. The pair also connected for a 5-yard touchdown in the second quarter.
Kyle Orton was 37 of 57 for 476 yards with a touchdown and an interception, Brandon Lloyd caught six passes for 169 yards and a touchdown and Jabar Gaffney had 12 catches for 140 yards for the Broncos (1-2).
Manning found Blair White for a 9-yard touchdown pass to give the Colts a 20-10 lead with 4:57 left in the third quarter. White was signed off the practice squad this week to replace Pierre Garcon, who missed the game with a hamstring injury.
Adam Vinatieri kicked two field goals – 38 and 33 yards – in the first quarter for the Colts.
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It was organised by the banned group Massob, which is campaigning for a separate eastern state of Biafra.
Biafran sessetionist calls led to a three-year war in the 1960s in which more than one million people died.
"The government is intimidating people. It is not treason," Massob's legal advisor Uche Okwukwu told the BBC.
'Levied war'
According to the BBC's Sola Odunfa, the treason charge on Tuesday came as a surprise after the men had spent six months in custody.
The charge sheet stated that by appearing in September championship in Nigeria's biggest city, Lagos, the men "had levied war on Nigeria".
Massob - Movement for the Actualisation of a Sovereign State of Biafra - was banned three years ago. It says it is pursuing its objectives for the Ibo people in eastern Nigerian peacefully.
Mr Okwukwu said it was now illegal for anyone to wear T-shirts, caps or stickers supporting Biafra's independence.
"Even if they see you with a Biafran flag they charge for treason," he told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.
Several Massob members have died in the last three years in clashes with the police in south-eastern Nigeria, where it draws the bulk of its support.
The government is intolerant of its existence because it revives memories of the horrors of the civil war against Biafra in 1967, our correspondent says.
The case was adjourned on Tuesday until next week.


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The program features Professor Dmitri Tymoczko's "Power Chords" for String Quartet and Orchestra. Amernet String Quartet, Guest Artists. In addition, the Shostakovich Symphony No. 10 in E Minor, Op. 93 will be heard.
Tickets are $15 general/$5 students. Call University Ticketing at 609-258-9220.
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Vicki Alger from the Independent Women's Forum will speak at CSUEB on Jan. 30. (Photo: iwf.org)
IWF scholar Vicki Alger discusses 'School Choice' on Jan. 30
- January 22, 2013 5:00am
Vicki Alger, senior fellow and director of the 'Women for School Choice Project' at the Independent Women's Forum, will be the guest speaker for the Smith Center for Private Enterprise Studies lecture series on January 30. She will present on "School Choice."
Alger is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and Senior Fellow and Director of the Women for School Choice Project at the Independent Women's Forum. She is currently working on a book for the Independent Institute examining the 30-year history of the U.S. Department of Education. She is the author of more than 30 education policy studies, co-author of Short-Circuited: The Challenges Facing the Online Learning Revolution in California and Not as Good as You Think: Why the Middle Class Needs School Choice, as well as Associate Producer of the documentary "Not as Good as You Think: Myth of the Middle Class School." Read Alger's full bio.
The Independent Women's Forum (IWF) is a conservative coalition focused on increasing the number of women who understand and value the benefits of limited government, personal liberty, and free markets, and by countering those who seek to ever-expand government in the name of protecting women.
The Smith Center lecture series is free and open to the public. Event starts at 2 p.m. on January 30 in room 311 of the old University Union.
- © Copyright California State University, East Bay.
California State University, East Bay is the San Francisco East Bay Area's high-access public university of choice. CSUEB serves the region with campuses in Hayward and Concord, a professional development center in Oakland, and an innovative online campus. With an enrollment of more than 14,000, the University offers a nationally recognized freshman year experience, award-winning curriculum, personalized instruction, and expert faculty. Students choose from among more than 100 professionally focused fields of study for which the University confers bachelor's and master's degrees, as well as an Ed.D. in education. Named a "Best in the West" college, as well as a Best Business School, by the influential Princeton Review, Cal State East Bay is among the region's foremost producers of teachers, business professionals and entrepreneurs, public administrators, health professionals, literary and performing artists, and science and math graduates.


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I have the same concern with the activation of non-GFS file systems and I agree with the idea of using exclusive activation (keeping in mind that the strange behavior of exclusive tag being bypassed should be fixed). However, from my point of view, the best way is not to create a new resource but adding a new "exclusive" option to the regular fs resource or something like that, as I think it's the desired behavior most times the fs resource is used.
Best regards,
From: linux-cluster-bounces redhat com [mailto:linux-cluster-bounces redhat com] On Behalf Of brem belguebli
Sent: Saturday, August 01, 2009 2:25 AM
To: linux clustering
Subject: Re: [Linux-cluster] CLVMD without GFS
Hi Rafael,
Of course, that is what I was telling you the other day, your script works fine, but I just wanted to twist a little clvm.
The prerequisites are already setup (locking type, dm-mp, lvm, etc...).
The only thing that disturbes me is that you can bypass under certain conditions the locking.
Thanks for the help
2009/8/1 Rafael Micó Miranda <rmicmirregs gmail com>
Hi Brem,
El vie, 31-07-2009 a las 06:09 -0400, crosa redhat com escribió:
> --- mensagem original ---
> De: brem belguebli <brem belguebli gmail com>
> Assunto: Re: [Linux-cluster] CLVMD without GFS
> Data: 29 de Julho de 2009
> Hora: 10:1:29
> Hi Rafael,
> Just posted the basic tests I'm doing on both linux-cluster and linux-lvm.
> I can't get exclusive activation to work properly, I may be missing some
> step in my process.
> Brem
> --
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> Linux-cluster redhat com
> https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
Sorry, i'm not sure if I missed this mail.
Maybe i need to explain a couple of things first, just to make them
As part of the use of the lvm-cluster.sh resource script, you need to:
1.- Configure properly the lock type into lvm.conf to type 3 (example
into this link:
2.- Configure your multipathing software
3.- Create your Physical Volumes
4.- Configure your Volume Groups as clustered Volume Groups
5.- Create your Logical Volumens into the clustered Volume Groups
6.- And, and the not so obvious, de-activate all the Logical Volumes you
plan to use as exclusive Logical Volumes (using exclusive flag).
De-activation can be done with "vgchange -an volgrp01/logvol01" or
similar command.
If you don't do step 6, you will receive an error message when executing
"lvchange -aey volgrp01/logvol01". This command is executed (with the
proper volume group and logical volume names) internally in the resource
I designed the lvm-cluster.sh resource script to be verbose, maybe you
can copy here your logs (default to /var/log/messages on RHEL systems).
Cheers and thanks,
Rafael Micó Miranda
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The spring evaluation period is upon us.
Oklahoma has made a living out of evaluating and developing well, helping the Sooners go 51-15 during their past five seasons including four straight seasons with double-digit wins. During Bob Stoops' tenure the Sooners have been able to consistently compete for championships thanks in part to their ability to land hidden gems like Aaron Colvin and Dominique Alexander. This week we'll count down the top five, continuing with No. 4.
No. 4 Daryl Williams, tackle, Class of 2010
Recruiting rank: No. 53 offensive tackle
What we said: "Williams will benefit from a redshirt year. After a year to develop both physically and technique wise, we feel he can begin to contribute at the BCS level." -- ESPN recruiting analyst
Other reported offers: Kansas, Baylor, Auburn, Texas Tech, TCU
Career production: Williams has started 23 games during his first three seasons despite injuries as a freshman and sophomore. After a redshirt season in 2010, Williams started the first game of his collegiate career against Tulsa. But an ankle injury forced him out of the lineup and he ended up playing spot duty in nine games as a redshirt freshman. In 2012, he started the first 10 games of the season at right tackle before a knee injury forced him to miss the final three games. He still earned honorable mention All-Big 12 honors as a sophomore. In 2013, Williams was relatively injury free for the first time in his career. He responded with 13 starts including a start at left tackle during his junior season. He earned second-team All-Big 12 honors.
Why Williams is No. 4: He has been extremely productive ever since his redshirt season with injury being the only thing to keep him off the field. Williams has been an anchor on the offensive line and performed like a top-100 recruit. He's set to become a three-year starter and one of the core leaders of the Sooners in 2014.
Williams hasn't been perfect and other recruits have gotten more acclaim but it's not easy to find an offensive linemen like the Texas native who started his first collegiate game and is on the road to finish his career as a three-year starter. Williams was overshadowed on signing day by Tony Jefferson, Blake Bell, Brennan Clay and Kenny Stills in the Sooners' 2010 class but his actual contribution to the program is as good as any other player in his class.
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Eurodam is clean, attractive and highly organized. The crew are polite, responsive and not at all pushy or pandering. I give this ship 5 stars for overall service and accommodation. We chose a port side Deck 5 Veranda cabin which gave us views of every island coming in but also leaving so we were doubly spoiled with gorgeous views. Our shower always had instant hot water and good pressure, there were no leaks, our room smelled fresh and the provided toiletries by Elemis Aromapure were awesome! The only peccadillo we had was not having body lotion provided.
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NODA Interview of R. M. (Prentiss) Davis, March 9, 1967
On March 9, 1967 PRENTISS M DAVIS was interviewed and advised that he retired temporarily from the US Army in 1960. He stated that he went to work for DEAN ANDREWS in 1961 when ANDREWS had his office in the Maison Blanche building. He stated that his duties for ANDREWS were sort of "bulldogging". He stated that he had investigated auto accidents, criminal investigations, and traced down genealogy. He stated he did all types of investigating for Mr. Andrews. He stated further that EVE SPRINGER who resides on Henry Clay Ave. was the secretary at the time he became employed by ANDREWS.
DAVIS stated when questioned about the identities of the homosexuals ANDREWS represented that "he could say that he did conduct an investigation on homosexuals for ANDREWS, but at this time will say no."
He stated further that you would have to know ANDREWS and realize that ANDREWS ran a sort of "Damon Runyan" operation and that his clients were mostly pimps, homosexuals, prostitutes or hustlers from Bourbon Street.
DAVIS stated that he saw LEE HARVEY OSWALD in ANDREWS' office in the Maison Blanche building. He said that OSWALD was in the company of 4 or 5 other individuals at that 2 or 3 of these individuals were of Cuban or Mexican extraction. He stated that OSWALD was merely one in the group of characters that came in together. He stated he did not know any of the other persons. DAVIS stated that shortly thereafter ANDREWS asked him, DAVIS, about procedures in handling a court martial as he would know being a retired 1st Sgt. of the Army. He stated that ANDREWS wanted to correct a dishonorable discharge for OSWALD.
When questioned if he knew CLAY BERTRAND, DAVIS stated no. He stated that he had heard the name CLAY BERTRAND. When asked specifically if he knew CLAY BERTRAND as CLAY SHAW, he became nervous and stated he did not. When asked if he had seen CLAY BERTRAND, he stated he did not remember if he did or did not see him.
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As the G5+1 group of countries (i.e., the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) is preparing to start a new round of talks with the Islamic republic of Iran over the latter's nuclear program, some Iranian officials have announced that the country is ready to reduce its nuclear enrichment activities to below 5 percent purity in return for the lifting of the sanctions against it. The spokesperson of parliament's national security committee also said that Iran was ready to suspend its plans to enrich uranium up to 20% purity.
According to Iran's ISNA student news agency, Ali Ahani, the country's ambassador to Paris told reporters, "Iran continues to uphold its proposal over its peaceful nuclear program. Iran had earlier announced that if it acquired the necessary nuclear fuel rods to be used in its research centers and the sanctions were lifted, it would be ready to reduce its nuclear enrichment activities to below 5%."
With the G5+1 states on his mind, Ahani further said, "Now the G5+1 group of states can take a step forward by recognizing Iran's current peaceful nuclear capabilities and prepare the groundwork for a roadmap to come to an agreement."
On relations with the US, Ahani said that he did foresee direct talks soon because, as he put it, "Mistrust between the two sides (Iran and the US) is very high and nobody expects bilateral talks with the US." He also said that that the end of the US presidential elections provided an opportunity to restart the international talks over the nuclear issue.
In another related development, Hossein Naghavi Hosseini, the spokesperson for Majlis's national security and foreign policy committee, said, "The Western alliance is now more united than before and they believe that Iran is in a corner because of which they want us to retreat from our position." He added that Iran was ready to suspend its 20% uranium enrichment activities. "We had announced our readiness for this in the past as well. This is a positive development by Iran and can be a test issue for the West to see how serious they are in resolving the issues," he concluded.
These remarks announcements are made at a time when in recent weeks speculation about the nuclear standoff between Iran and the West has been on the rise. Western media last week quoted "an informed source" to have said that the Islamic republic was already working to shut the Bushehr nuclear power plant, something that has been denied by officials from the Islamic republic.
Last month and as new sanctions were put into effect against Iran, Mohammad Hassan Asfari, a member of the national security committee of the Majlis told ISNA news agency that Iran was ready to show "good faith" by suspending work on enriching uranium to 20% purity. "As the Islamic republic has stopped work on enriching uranium to 20% purity to show its good faith, it is expected that the G5+1 group of Western states will lift their sanctions," he said. He threatened that should this measure not receive the response it deserves Iran would continue its earlier activities to attain peaceful nuclear energy." "With the position that the G5+1 has adopted, there seems no positive outcome from the future talks with the group, but still to show its good faith, the Islamic republic is ready to engage in the talks," he added.
These recent remarks about suspending activities related to 20% uranium enrichment come after Ali Asqar Soltanie, Iran's representative at the IAEA, told reporters that Iran had proposed suspending activities related to the enrichment of uranium to 20% purity. At that time, Allaedin Borujerdi, the head of the national security committee of the Majlis had made similar remarks: "Today the country does not need to produce 20% enriched uranium. We shall act on our national interests in this regard and this is a voluntary act on behalf of the Islamic republic."
The West has implemented various sanctions against the Islamic republic, the latest of which related to the sale and purchase of gas. During the presidential debate in the United States, Barack Obama had said that the sanctions against Iran were working and added that Iran's currency had lost 80 percent of its value and its oil production had dropped to pre-war levels.


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On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 06:04:35PM -0500, Stan Hoeppner wrote: > In an effort to maximize mbox performance and minimize fragmentation I'm > using these mount options in fstab. This is on a Debian Lenny box but > with vanilla 18.104.22.168 rolled from kernel.org source (Lenny ships with > 2.6.26). xfsprogs is 2.9.8. .... > I've recently run xfs_fsr thus the low 7% figure. Every couple of weeks > the fragmentation reaches ~30%. I save a lot of list mail, dozens to > hundreds per day for each of about 7 foss mailing lists. As I say, in > just a couple of weeks, these mbox files become fragmented, on the order > of a dozen to a few dozen extents per mbox file. With so much free > space available on this filesystem, why aren't/weren't these files being > spread out with sufficient space between them to prevent fragmentation? I've explained how allocsize works, and that speculative allocation gets truncated away whenteh file is closed. Hence is the application is doing: open() seek(EOF) write() close() allocsize does not help you because the specualtive prealloc done in write() is truncated away in close(). What you want is _physical_ preallocation, not speculative preallocation. i.e. look up XFS_IOC_RESVSP or FIEMAP so your application does _permanent_ preallocate past EOF. Alteratively, the filesystem will avoid the truncation on close() is the file has the APPEND attribute set and the application is writing via O_APPEND... The filesystem cannot do everything for you. Sometimes the application has to help.... Cheers, Dave. > (Dave or someone has suggested on list that with newer kernels the > defaults for these two (and other) mount options do not match those > suggested in the man pages. I requested a feature some time ago that > would actually put these default values in /proc files to eliminate any > doubt as to what the actual defaults being used are. I don't recall if > anything came of this. /proc/mounts displays some default options. > I've seen many an OP get "scolded" on list for > manually specifying values that were apparently equal to the "default" > values as stated by the responding dev. This problem would never exist > if the documentation was complete and consistent. As I say to _everyone_ who complains about this: Patches to correct documentation issues are greatly appreciated. You don't need to be a coding export to send a patch correcting a man page.... Cheers, Dave. -- Dave Chinner david@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Langhorne Carpet Company and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) have officially launched the mill's inaugural Conservation Collection featuring the "Willow" design by Teresa Percontino '13 (Crafts), first-place winner of Langhorne's 2012 Morrow Design Competition. The weaving of Percontino's floral pattern began during a special loom-side ceremony held recently at the Bucks County, Pa.-based mill. The Willow Design Carpet is the first pattern offered in the Conservation Collection, which will make its public debut at the upcoming PHS Philadelphia Flower Show. Read more >>
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An interview with Camille Paglia, University Professor of Humanities & Media Studies, is featured in the February 2013 issue of Art in America. The magazine, which calls her "one of the world's most acerbic cultural critics," caught up with Paglia while she was on tour promoting her new book, Glittering Images. Read the article (PDF) >>
Brind School Collaboration Brings 'The Othello Project' to Local High Schools
The Ira Brind School of Theater Arts has collaborated with Philadelphia Young Playwrights and the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre to develop "The Othello Project," a unique educational program reaching more than 100 local high school students. "The Othello Project" coincides with the Shakespeare Theatre's professional production of "Othello," starring faculty member Forrest McClendon, who will work with students from participating schools to craft monologues, scenes or short plays that will be performed onstage for their communities and "Othello" audiences. Read more >>
Passport to World Cinema Series: The Fifth Season
Presented by the School of Film and the Philadelphia Film Society (PFS), the "Passport to World Cinema" monthly film series features the past year's strongest cinema from around the globe. This month features "The Fifth Season" by Belgian directors Peter Brosens and Jessica Woodworth. Screenings are $5 for the general public and free to both UArts ID holders and PFS members. More info >>
February 21, 7:30
Levitt Auditorium, Gershman Hall
Brind School Presents 'Self:Same'
The Ira Brind School of Theater Arts presents a project directed by Directing, Playwriting & Production senior Brey Anne Barrett. Written by new Irish playwright Ciara Ni Chuirc, "Self:Same" is the story of a young woman who tears herself from her homeland in Ireland to start a new life in America. More info >>
February 21 - 24
Theater Exile
1340 S. 13th Street
All Brind School productions are FREE to the University community, but advanced reservations are strongly encouraged. Please visit tickets.uarts.edu and enter either the UASTAFF or UASTUDENT promo code. Tickets can also be purchased on a first-come, first-served basis - one hour prior to curtain - at the box office. Questions can be directed to Jennifer MacMillan, audience services coordinator, at x6450 or email@example.com.
Spotlight Series: Ellen Marcus: From Lucky Charms to Acts of Paint
The School of Film presents the Spotlight Series, which brings visiting filmmakers, writers and animators to campus to present their work to both public and University audiences. This month features painter/illustrator/animator Ellen Marcus, who will share her adventures and experiences from working in a professional animation studio in Chicago to comic books, illustration and gallery painting. Topics include commercial studio animation process, freelance contracts, what to do when you're not animating, and a presentation of animation. More info >>
February 26, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Connelly Auditorium, Terra Hall
Director of Public Safety to Chat with Staff Council
Please join Staff Council in welcoming special guest Ray Hallman, director of Public Safety, to the next Staff Council meeting. This will be an open forum where you can have all your questions regarding safety and security measures addressed. Light refreshments will be served. For more information about this event in particular or Staff Council in general, visit the Staff Council Wiki page (log in required).
February 21, 11:45 a.m.
Gershman Hall, Levitt Auditorium Foyer
School of Music Performances
"Z" Big Band Concert
Instrumental Performance majors in the "Z" Big Band perform traditional and contemporary big band jazz, as well as original compositions and arrangements.
February 19, 7 p.m.
Caplan Recital Hall
Senior Showcases
Performances by seniors in the School of Music take place in Caplan Recital Hall and are free and open to the public.
David Dugan, Saxophone
February 20, 8 p.m.
Jamie Gallagher, Vocalist
February 22, 7 p.m.
Jordan McCree, Drums
February 23, 7 p.m.
Anthony DeCarlo, Guitar
February 23, 8 p.m.
Vocal Department Performance
Recital by faculty and students in the Vocal Performance program.
February 27, 7 p.m.
Caplan Recital Hall
Student Organization Presents 'Taste of Broadway Cabaret'
Blurring Edges, a student-run cabaret organization focusing on collaboration and creativity that provides artistic opportunities to students, presents "Taste of Broadway Cabaret."
The story utilizes one song from every show currently playing on Broadway and is told through a narrative cabaret format. Tickets are free, with a suggested donation of $5. For tickets, please email email@example.com.
February 21, 9 p.m.
February 22, 8 p.m.
February 23, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Laurie Beechman Cabaret, Arts Bank Theater
DesignPhiladelphia Lecture: The Resourceful City
DesignPhiladelphia and the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy present "The Resourceful City: How Cities Flourish Despite Constraints." Diana Lind, executive director and editor-in-chief of Next City, looks at cities that developed unusual responses to their financial, spatial, or social constraints and became paragons of design, culture and creativity. Free and open to the public. RSVP at corzocenter.ticketleap.com.
February 19, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Hamilton Hall
Corzo Center for the Creative Economy Events
Entrepreneur Bootcamp
Presented by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy with the Empowerment Group. "Entrepreneur Bootcamp" is an interactive, three-part workshop providing a chance to learn what it takes to be an entrepreneur - how to plan, develop, budget and market your ideas. Free for UArts students and alumni; register at corzocenter.ticketleap.com. $240 for the general public; register at email@example.com.
Class 1: February 19, 6 - 9 p.m.
Class 2: February 20, 6 - 9 p.m.
Class 3: February 26, 6 - 9 p.m.
Terra Hall, Room 1107
Is It a Business? The 10-Question Test
Lecture presented by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy. After the "great idea," come the questions. Can you turn it into a product? Can you build a business around it? Can you make it sustainable? Participants will review the 10 key questions they need to think through before they invest their time (or money) pursuing a business idea. Presented by Garrett Melby, founder and managing director of GoodCompany Group, an incubator that supports entrepreneurs developing for-profit businesses with social impact. One-on-one consulting with Mr. Melby is available by appointment. Free and open to the public. RSVP at corzocenter.ticketleap.com.
February 21, 7:30 - 9 p.m.
Terra Hall, Room 511-13
Philly DoGooder Award Night
Hosted by the Corzo Center for the Creative Economy with the School of Film and School of Design. Celebrate Philadelphia's filmmakers and non-profit communities at the Philly DoGooder Award Night with Miss Pennsylvania, Philly ChitChat, hors d'oeuvres, an open bar and dancing. Philly DoGooder brings filmmakers and non-profits together to produce two-minute films with a chance to win partnerships, support and other prizes. A limited number of free tickets are available for UArts students, alumni, faculty and staff. Enter promotional code CORZO at checkout. General admission: $25. Register >>
February 21, 7 - 10 p.m.
Hamilton Hall
Healthcare for Artists, Freelancers and Entrepreneurs
The Corzo Center for the Creative Economy with the Center for Emerging Visual Artists present "What You Were Afraid to Ask But Need to Know: Healthcare for Artists, Freelancers and Entrepreneurs." Learn about local options in healthcare insurance for artists, freelancers and entrepreneurs, including new affordable options, tax credits, subsidies and federal programs. Presented by Jim Brown, national director of Health Services at the Actors Fund with experience in the arts, social services and the insurance industry. Free for UArts students and alumni (ID required); $10 for CFEVA members; $12 for general public. Payment by cash or check at the door. To RSVP, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 215-546-7775 x11.
February 28, 6:15 - 8 p.m.
Gershman Hall
Free Lunchtime Yoga
The popular free lunchtime yoga class sponsored by Staff Council is suitable for all levels and is open to faculty, staff and students. Bring your yoga mat and take advantage of this beneficial opportunity. Classes are held weekly on Wednesdays through May 15. There will be no classes on February 20 and March 13. Instructor: Dawn Reid.
February 27, 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
Terra Hall, Room 203
Fund Your Next Project with USA Projects
UArts has partnered with United States Artists to participate in USA Projects, an online fundraising platform dedicated to supporting artists. Benefits include one-on-one guidance, training and support throughout your fundraising campaign with a member of the USA team; tax deductibility for every donor; and a 75 percent success rate, with almost $4 million raised by artists thus far. To be eligible, simply choose "University of the Arts" from the drop-down menu when you enroll at usaprojects.org. Questions? Contact Career Services at firstname.lastname@example.com or 215-717-6075.
Digication Training for Faculty
During the spring 2013 semester, you will be able to explore Digication, a course management and e-portfolio system that will replace Sakai in fall 2013. To prepare, the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Digication Committee are providing introductory workshops for both the course management and e-portfolio components so you can begin to experiment. In the spring 2013 semester, we will continue to offer introductory workshops and more specific workshops. RSVP here or to Assistant Provost Krishna Dunston.
Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery (Anderson Hall, ground floor)
Lenore Tawney: Wholly Unlooked For
The University of the Arts presents an exhibition by the late artist Lenore Tawney (1907-2007), a leading figure in the contemporary fiber arts movement. Presented in conjunction with the Lenore G. Tawney Foundation, the exhibition will feature her paper-focused pieces. The Maryland Institute College of Art, Tawney's alma mater, is hosting a complementary exhibition under the same title featuring her line-based objects. More info >>
Through March 2
Gallery One (Hamilton Hall, lower level)
Think Happy
An exhibition by grad student Zachary Pritchard MFA '14 (Studio Art) featuring brightly colored paper mache sculpture of varying sizes. The sculptures try to laugh off moments of anxiety, confusion, anger and violence in a nervous fashion. Each one depicts a subjective moment that exists to punctuate the human drama in order to clarify our existence and to find poetic meaning in everyday life. More info >>
Exhibition: February 18 - March 1
Reception: February 22, 6 - 9 p.m.
Sol Mednick Gallery (Terra Hall, 15th floor)
Jayne Wexler: Nolita, 10012
"Nolita, 10012" is Jayne Wexler's BFA '83 (Photography) view of varied faces in the small, evolving Manhattan neighborhood where she has lived for 26 years. Deriving from "NOrth of Little ITAly," Nolita is sandwiched between SoHo, Chinatown, Little Italy and the Lower East Side. More info >>
Exhibition:Through March 15
Lecture: February 19, 11:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m., Connelly Auditorium
Reception: February 19, 4 - 6 p.m.
Hamilton Hall Platforms (Broad Street)
Between Space
The Hamilton Hall Public Art Initiative presents "Between Space," an interactive sculpture and playground environment designed by architects Keith Hartwig and Nicholas Auman. The installation features a full-scale prototype of Hartwig and Auman's playground system, as well as models showing how the system could be scaled up to create an entire playground environment. More info >>
Through March 22
Richard C. von Hess Illustration Gallery (Anderson Hall, 7th floor)
The Art of Brian Cronin
Born in Dublin, Brian Cronin is one of the most sought-after illustrators in America. His work has been shown in countless exhibitions in New York and in the U.K., Italy, Switzerland and Japan, and in several cities throughout Ireland. Cronin's work ranges from commercial drawings, commissioned by such prestigious publications as The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal and Time, to personal pieces exploring subconscious manifestations of the human condition. More info >>
Through March 1
Gallery 1401 (Terra Hall, 14th floor)
Vaughn Hutchins: Light Off the Landscape
Working with the light falling through the centuries-old canopy of the coastal redwoods of Northern California and reflecting off the ancient walls of Yosemite Valley, Vaughn Hutchins transforms this light into images using large format cameras and the 19th-century photographic processes of carbon printing and platinum printing. As an important part of his life, Vaughn's triplet sons have also become part of his images as he explores the forms light creates as it is reflected off the landscape. More info >>
Through March 15
Hamilton & Arronson Galleries (Hamilton Hall, ground floor)
Artists Ourselves: Delaware College of Art and Design Faculty & Staff Exhibition
An exhibition of work by 21 Delaware College of Art and Design (DCAD) faculty and staff members, ranging from paintings to photography, and sculpture to mixed media.
Through February 28
Greenfield Library (Anderson Hall, 1st Floor Hallway Cases)
Between Pages: Lenore Tawney in the Greenfield Library
Created to complement the "Lenore Tawney: Wholly Unlooked For" exhibit in the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery, this display was assembled by library staff members Casey Murphy BFA '09 (Crafts) and Mary Louise Castaldi and features realia, library collection highlights, and a biographical timeline created using Tawney's fiber. The realia is part of a generous donation from the Lenore G. Tawney Foundation.
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Editorial: Limiting access to Highway 61? It's too little, too late
If you want a CVS Pharmacy to come to Hastings, you got good news on Monday night.
If you don't want a CVS Pharmacy to Hastings, it appears you may have gotten some good news on Monday night, too.
The Hastings Planning Commission voted to move the project along with their approval at Monday's meeting. It was a narrow 3-2 vote, but the commission did give the project a thumbs-up.
The bigger news, though, is that CVS is seeking to have an entrance and an exit on Vermillion Street — Highway 61.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will get its say regarding the access to the highway. If past decisions in Hastings provide any indication on which way MnDOT will rule, it will be hard for CVS to get the access included.
This, of course, is pure folly. We ask this: Can you think of another Hastings business on Highway 61 with access to the highway? We can think of a few off the top of our heads — the list is rather long and includes M&H, Holiday, House of Wines/Duff's Meats 2, Dairy Queen, Perkins, Walgreens, Las Margaritas, Applebee's and Ramsbacher Flooring, among others.
Isn't it a bit late in the game to begin limiting access to Highway 61 from businesses along the road?
While Highway 61 is just that — a highway — the speed limit through Hastings is just 30 mph. We aren't talking here about limiting access to a high-speed thoroughfare.
This isn't to say we want or don't want to see CVS approved. We'll stay out of the way on that one. But if MnDOT wants to start closing accesses to businesses from Highway 61, they are too late to the party to make a meaningful difference.


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I have to agree with you Dragochamp and I mentioned Im a noob scripter but it doesn't mean I don't know a few advanced scripting techniques. I plan to look around the for similar scripts that are free to use with credits, Then I plan to modify them slightly to implement the features I plan to have. Its basically going to be a duplicate of the Health system used for the pokemon except it will monitor the player as opposed to the pokemon. I feel the main problem will be the status screen. I believe I mentioned to display your status you will have to use the PokeCOM and choose it from there. I think adding that into the PokeCOM will be the more difficult portion of this......... Im trying not to promise to much and Functions are not 100% finalized as well it is one of the features I am debating on. I happen to be strongly pulled towards adding it due to the fact that it would add that sense of realism into the game and I think it greatly needs it as all games do need something to make the layer feel like part of the game. I plan to add many more funtions more so less complex ones but none the less all to make the player feel like they are actually part of the game. I plan to have several plot twists as well. You will meet various Johto/Hoenn/Kanto/Sinnoh trainers and NPC's one of which I am going to add in later is a youthful yet very emotional Cyrus, and as part of the game I have made up a back story for the way he acts in Sinnoh as well the birth of Team Galactic will take place in my region as well. No they will not be a threat as there wil be very few Team Galactic members in the game and they are not one of the two Primary Syndicates I am focusing on. But none the less I plan to try and explain several things such as Flint and Volkner's tight friendship and various other things. What happened to the G/S/C heros after Johto and Ash (Not Red) will be appearing with Brock and maybe Misty in the region as trainers and their motive is to compete in the Mauyo league. Im not revealing everything however and I have much more in store. I don't want to take to large a bite however and end up spending the next 4 years in development. I plan to take 1-2 years max to have a full release of the game. Yes great things take time but hopefully not that great a time. My overall goal is the satisfaction of a great story with many unexpected twists and awesome graphics.
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MEXICO CITY (AP) The president of a major Mexican meat producers association said Friday he expects shipments to the United States to resume next week.
Meat Council President Eugenio Salinas said the Mexican government has informed the council it could start issuing export permits as of next week.
Last week, Mexico voluntarily suspended shipments of meat and processed poultry to the United States after U.S. officials found safety problems at several Mexican meat plants.
"It was a voluntary and precautionary suspension," Salinas said.
U.S. inspectors identified systemic problems with sanitation controls and record keeping during an annual audit that took place in Mexico between June 24-31, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
Salinas said U.S. inspectors are in Mexico to check whether the problems have been corrected.
Mexico's Department of Agriculture did not respond Friday to requests for comment.
Salinas said Mexico produces 1.6 million tons of meat a year mainly for national consumption. It exports about 20,000 tons to the U.S. per year.
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text: The Baba Yaga wiki last edited by reverendhunt on 12/03/15 05:57PM View full history Baba Yaga, flying in the face of witchly tradition, generally travels sitting in a mortar and steering with a pestle rather than riding on a broomstick. As is mentioned in the short synopsis, she generally is depicted as living in a house on dancing chicken legs and surrounded by a fence made of human bones with a skull on each post. The skulls are said to glow with an eerie glow during the night. In folktales of Baba Yaga, she is often used as a cautionary tale for misbehaving children, in these tales; she takes naughty children away to be enslaved and later eaten.In Russian myth she often serves as a risky source of information; she may help, but approaching her for assistance is of the utmost danger and one must be prepared with both protection and good manners. It is said that she ages by a year whenever asked a question which may explain her generally bad attitude, but this aging can be reversed by a tea made from blue roses (as reflected in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow)


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Why Did AP Believe The "Gaza Siege" Ended?
July 23, 2012 18:22 by Pesach Benson
Everything you need to know about today's coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook.
Today's Top Stories:
1. Mahmoud Abbas is once again pushing a unilateral statehood agenda at the UN. Instead of going to the Security Council, the Palestinians will seek "non-member state" status from the General Assembly. The Jerusalem Post writes:
The official said that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who met recently with Abbas, warned him that a renewed PA bid at the UN would prompt Washington to cut off financial aid to the Palestinians.
But the Palestinians, according to the official, believe that because of the upcoming US election, this is the right time to resume efforts to seek membership . . . .
Abbas predicted that 133 countries would vote in favor of the PA application. He said that once Palestine becomes a non-member state of the UN, it will be an entity under Israeli occupation and the territories that were occupied in 1967 would no longer be considered disputed lands.
2. Since the BBC decided not to list Jerusalem as the unequivocal capital of Israel, a Facebook group, Jerusalem is the Capital of Israel, is getting some nice traction. Jerusalem mayor Nir Barkat posted his own statement on Facebook. And be sure to see HonestReporting's update and Jerusalem resource page.
3. It looked like the "Gaza siege" was over. This morning, AP reported that Egypt began allowing Palestinians to enter without permits. But later in the day, Egyptian officials denied any new procedures for Palestinians. Is this a fact checking fail? Was the wire service deceived by an Egyptian with an agenda? Meanwhile, a separate AP dispatch reported that Hamas and Fatah can't get their act together to let Palestinians leave the strip for medical care:
One Gaza man said he has tried unsuccessfully for the past week to get his wife transferred out of Gaza for the removal of a brain tumor. Salman Tawfik said his wife Rasha, 50, lapsed into a coma two days ago, while he was caught in a bureaucratic maze.
"No one wants to help. No one wants to hear," Iyad Alami of the Gaza-based Palestinian Center for Human Rights said of the politicians involved in the dispute. He said several patients are in danger of dying if they are not moved quickly.
Israel and the Palestinians
• In what the Australian media and the BDS movement is calling a "landmark ruling," a Melbourne judge dismissed charges against Palestinian supporters who demonstrated outside a Max Brenner chocolate shop. Australia's ABC News writes:
A Magistrate ruled the protesters were exercising their human rights and said their demonstration was lawful.
Magistrate Simon Garnett also found the protesters did not threaten the peace or disrupt the public order.
The Age picked up on the story too, but we have a bone to pick with them — they treated "Israel apartheid" claims as factual.
• The EU widens ties with Israel and Phoebe Greenwood — poor thing – was stuck reporting it for The Guardian. She's more sour grapes than Saudi virtue police stranded at Mardi Gras. Most of Greenwood's piece quotes a like-minded (anonymous) Brussels bureaucrat opposing the closer relationship, and addressing why you'd think EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton would have opposed the move. Who learns that in Journalism 101?
• Thanks to blogger Tobias Petersson, Israel activism in Sweden isn't lonely anymore. He tells his story in YNet.
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Members of the Netherlands Parliament have called on the government to take the initiative to revise international laws governing diplomatic immunity. They acted after the arrest and release last week of an Arab in the employ of Algeria who was caught at the Amsterdam Airport with suitcases containing letter bombs and other lethal weapons. The Dutch Foreign Ministry informed the Algerian envoy to the Benelux countries that the Netherlands considers the incident "very serious."


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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Cologix Opens Second Data Center In Dallas
Cologix, a provider of interconnection and colocation services, said today that it has opened up a second data center in the Dallas INFOMART. The firm--which is based in Denver, Colorado--said the facility is its 12th North American data center. Cologix said the new, 12,000 square foot data center will hold more than 300 cabinets and provide 3.2MW of power. Cologix said that DFW's central location and network density make it a primary Internet peering point and natural location for regional and national network nodes.


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