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Yep, I know, totally understand your case. Well, there is one other
solution, but that way, your clients would be restricted to http and
https... The DHCP server could send a network mask that would only allow the
client pc to access a certain IP on the network, being that a proxy, but for
this to work, the proxy couldn't be in transparent mode, due to the netmask
sent to the costumer... You could always put some flyer in every room with
images, explaining how to setup the browser to use a proxy, but don't know
if that would work good with certain type of costumers...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lee Sharp" <leesharp at hal dash pc dot org>
To: "David Meireles | InforChannel, Lda" <dmeireles at inforchannel dot com>
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 3:48 PM
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] deny certain mac address from getting an ip?
> David Meireles | InforChannel, Lda wrote:
>> Or, when a client does the check in, after requesting his/hers ID, phone
>> and credit card, ask for the MAC address :p That way you could use the
>> "Enable Static ARP entries" feature.
> Quick... What is your MAc. No, don't look, just tell me. :) The hotel
> business is hard. You have to allow everything, and control nothing, but
> when anything goes wrong, it is all your fault.
> Lee


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Forest Lake Christian takes top volleyball spot
October 6, 2012
Before the volleyball match between Forest Lake Christian and Woodland Christian, Lady Falcon head coach Travis Smith said the two teams were evenly matched, and it would come down to who wanted it more.
It turns out the Lady Falcons wanted it more.
In a thrilling back-and-forth affair between the Central Valley California League's two best teams, Forest Lake Christian outlasted Woodland Christian in five sets, 22-25, 25-12, 14-25, 25-14, 16-14.
The victory sparked a wild celebration from the FLC home crowd and the Lady Falcons (11-3, 4-0 CVCL) who hugged and jumped in the middle of the court.
"This is huge," Smith said. " We haven't beat Woodland since 2007. They have just owned the league, and we haven't really come close to them, so this is a huge win. It was a must, too, because now the pressure is on them when we go out to their place."
After the two teams split the first four sets, the match moved to a fifth and final frame for the early edge in CVCL play.
The Lady Falcons got out to an early advantage behind strong serving from Emily Pearce who quickly gave FLC a 2-0 lead. Pearce finished the night with six aces, three of which came in the final set.
The Lady Falcons and Lady Cardinals traded points from there with neither team ever gaining more than a two-point advantage. FLC scored on Morgan Koch blocks and Aly English and Emily Woodward kills.
With the score knotted at nine, Pearce landed her third ace of the set to give the Lady Falcons a slight edge.
A Woodland Christian error on a kill put FLC up 11-9, and an English kill set up nicely by Pearce gave the Lady Falcons a 12-9 advantage.
Woodland Christian called timeout to interrupt the flow of the game briefly.
The Lady Cardinals took advantage of the break in momentum to storm back with a 5-2 run, putting the set at 14 each.
The Lady Falcon service game again proved to be the difference in the set. Woodland Christian was unable to find its offensive groove, put off balance after FLC serves. From there, the Lady Falcons continued to pound away until the Lady Cardinals were unable to return volley. The Lady Falcons scored the next two points and proceeded to celebrate at center court.
"This was incredibly important for us," Koch said. "We were able to play as a team and really unify and not get down. We keep fighting to the end."
Koch led FLC in kills with a season-high 16, English added seven kills and 13 assists, and Pearce had five kills and 19 assists in the game.
FLC's Hannah Zea added six kills in the win, and Sarah Ponce, the smallest player on FLC's squad, came up big with several aces at critical junctures.
The Lady Falcon victory marks the first time that Woodland Christian (9-9, 4-1 CVCL) has lost in CVCL play since 2010 going 24-0 during that stretch.
The Lady Falcons will try to keep their league record unblemished Thursday when they travel to Cristo Rey in Sacramento.
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300: Rise Of An EmpireDir: Noam Murro. US. 2014. 103mins
Alain Resnais dies aged 91His latest film, The Life of Riley, premiered in Berlin.
Alex Fragen joins UTA in distribution roleThe former head of domestic television distribution at Summit has joined the agency in the new role of global distribution strategist.
Amplify, Well Go find The Zero TheoremThe partners have picked up US rights to Terry Gilliam's sci-fi starring Christoph Waltz.
Arrow hires head of restorationJames White joins UK distributor, which will now offer restoration services to third parties.
'Banned' director to make US debutSouth African director boards US romantic comedy.
BBC unveils arts doc festivalThe BBC has announced details of a new arts documentary festival that will take place as part of the Glasgow International Festival.
Berlin film festival sets 2015 datesThe dates for the 65th Berlinale have been set.
BFI extends US distribution pilotPilot P&A fund launched at Sundance extends to SXSW.
BFI names marketing directorRichard Shaw appointed BFI director of marketing, communications and audiences.
Book Thief tops 300 in buzz chartPeriod drama tops action epic in the online buzz chart.
Bradley Quirk to join AltitudeEXCLUSIVE: Pathe executive to join Altitude as head of development.
Cesars: Me, Myself and Mum wins best filmRoman Polanski wins best director; Blue Is the Warmest Colour's Adèle Exarchopoulos wins best female newcomer.
CinemaCon honour for Ivan ReitmanIvan Reitman will receive the CinemaCon Lifetime Achievement Award at the Las Vegas convention on March 27.
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Directors UK, BBC pilot women directors schemeOrganisations launch return-to-work training initiative for female TV directors.
Distributors ponder Oscar bumpEXCLUSIVE: The distributors behind Sunday night's (2) big Oscar winners are readying theatrical expansion plans in the wake of their triumphs.
Dogwoof rocks Supermensch dealsMike Myers' directorial debut sold following its market premiere at Berlin's EFM.
Edko names Yeung acquisitions chiefHong Kong's Edko Films has appointed Esther Yeung as general manager of sales & acquisitions, as the company's veteran buyer, Audrey Lee, takes a step back to focus on her personal interests after 33 years with the company.
Feature Film Company relaunchesFormer UK distribution firm Feature Film Company has been re-launched as an independent production, finance and consultancy company with an adaptation of football hooligan bestseller Running With the Firm.
Fierson joins Anonymous ContentAnonymous Content has appointed Dave Fierson as head of business operations.
FIRST LOOK: LifeRobert Pattinson and Dane DeHaan star in Anton Corbijn's James Dean biopic.
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Frank to compete in IstanbulLenny Abrahamson's feature, starring Michael Fassbender, in competition at the Istanbul Film Festival.
Frozen breaks Korea box office recordDisney feature is the first animation to top 10 million admissions in Korea.
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Glasgow hits 40,000 admissionsTenth anniversary of festival hits landmark for first time; Jonathan Glazer's Under the Skin receives its Scottish premiere as the closing film.
Good Universe strikes Point Grey dealGood Universe and Point Grey Pictures principals Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and James Weaver have formed an alliance to focus on producing and packaging mainstream comedy.
Hirst adapting Hemingway's Moveable FeastEXCLUSIVE: Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast is being adapted for the big screen by Elizabeth screenwriter Michael Hirst and actress Mariel Hemingway.
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Icon adds Baum, WongIcon Film Distribution adds execs Jeremy Baum and Sophie Wong.
Iconic eyes The Five shootEXCLUSIVE: Los Angeles-based Iconic Media Production has lined up a North Carolina shoot for $10m drama The Five.
Imax, Mori strike Russian dealImax Corporation and Russian exhibitor Mori Cinema have signed a deal to instal five Imax theatres across the country.
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Jarmusch, Wajda to open PragueJim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive and Andrzej Wajda's Walesa: A Man Of Hope will open this year's ¨Febiofest¨.
Jeff Robinov eyes Chinese financingFormer Warner Bros film chief Jeff Robinov is reportedly in talks with China's Huayi Brothers Media Corp to secure financing for a new venture that will produce five films a year.
Jonas Cuaron begins Desierto shootGravity director Alfonso Cuarón to produce; Gael García Bernal to star.
Kano tops Taiwan box officeWei Te-sheng-produced sports drama Kano topped the box office over its opening weekend in Taiwan (Feb 27-March 2).
'Kells' team preps Afghan animationIrish animation outfit Cartoon Saloon, one of the producers behind Oscar-nominated The Secret of Kells and upcoming Tomm Moore animation Song of the Sea, is in development on new project The Breadwinner, a co-production with Canadian company Aircraft Pictures.
Kiarostami to lead Cannes short juryAbbas Kiarostami is to head the Cinéfondation and Short Film Jury of the 67th Cannes Film Festival.
Kiri Trier moves from Fox to ARRITrier to develop in-house projects and co-productions at the Munich-based company.
Last Station wins at ZagrebDoxOther winners include Sacro GRA, The Special Need and Pipeline.
Lego records UK hat trickWarner Bros' animation stays top for third straight week; Non-Stop records second best-ever UK bow for StudioCanal; Universal's The Wolf of Wall Street becomes UK's highest grossing 18-rated film.
Lindsay Lohan doc to launch at MipTVFremantleMedia International (FMI) acquires worldwide distribution rights to the Lindsay Lohan documentary series.
Lionsgate hears The Voices for USThe studio has picked up US rights to Marjane Satrapi's Sundance world premiere.
Lionsgate, Leone sign Italian output dealLionsgate has struck an output agreement with fast-rising Leone Film Group in Italy, one of the last territories not covered by the company's global network of partners.
LMGA readies first awards showAlexander Payne and Haskell Wexler and commercial location scout Scott Dewees will receive the Location Managers Guild Of America's first honorary awards.
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Mark Bomback to adapt Veronica's RoomTWC-Dimension has hired Mark Bomback to write its adaptation of Ira Levin's Broadway thriller Veronica's Room.
Monster takes shape for BayonaRiver Road Entertainment, Participant Media, Lionsgate International and Focus Features will finance and distribute Apache's upcoming fantasy from Juan Antonio Bayona.
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Noah Segal joins ElevationThe former co-president of eOne Films Canada and evp at Alliance Films is joining upstart Canadian distributor Elevation Pictures as co-president alongside Laurie May.
Non-Stop opens top in US on $30mStudioCanal's fully financed action film starring Liam Neeson opened top of the North American charts through Universal on an estimated $30m.
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Oscars 2014: Slave wins Best PictureHistorical drama wins three including Best Picture; Gravity leads the pack with seven wins.
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O-Scope swoops on BuzzardOscilloscope Laboratories has acquired all North American rights to Joel Potrykus' comedy.
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Picture Tree plants US dealsBerlin's Picture Tree International (PTI) has secured several deals with US distributors, following its debut as an exhibitor at the European Film Market (EFM).
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Wong, Czernin, Ross join BFI boardAndrea Wong, Pete Czernin and Jonathan Ross have joined the BFI's governing board.


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When Niya Butts walked onto Lute and Bobbi Olson Court at halftime of Sunday's game against Utah, she smiled, pretended to play defense on a ballgirl getting some shots up and waved to a few fans in the crowd.
What a difference two days and a win can make.
Thanks to a quick start, Butts' squad broke an eight-game losing streak Sunday afternoon with a 61-52 win over Utah at McKale Center.
It was a much-needed win for Butts and the Wildcats.
The fifth-year coach was disappointed with her team and its star, Davellyn Whyte, following Friday's 13-point loss to Colorado. She challenged the entire team to come out and play sharper and with more energy on Sunday - something she felt she got.
"We haven't been playing well at all, but to get one today and in the fashion we did, feels very good," Butts said. "Our last three we've gradually gotten better, but this game was more complete offensively and defensively than any we've had in a while."
After Utah scored the first two baskets of the game, Arizona (12-13, 4-10) went on an 18-0 run over the next 4 minutes 7 seconds. The Wildcats' 18-4 lead at the 14:52 mark of the first half was their largest lead of the game.
"We were pushing the ball in transition and being aggressive early and I think that was the key to us getting our lead," said point guard Carissa Crutchfield, who finished with nine points, six assists, five rebounds and just one turnover. "We were ready to play."
The Wildcats maintained their lead from that point, never letting it get to less than six.
The UA forced 19 Utah miscues and outscored the Utes 28-12 on points off turnovers.
"I think it was a combination of us just executing better and coming out with a little more pep in our step," Whyte said. "You put those two things together and you get a good start."
Whyte responded well to Butts' criticism following Friday's loss. The coach thought Whyte showed too much frustration on the court and sat her on the bench for the final 9:20 of the Colorado loss.
The senior from Phoenix answered the bell Sunday, scoring a team-high 21 points and grabbing nine rebounds. She also added five steals and played 39 minutes.
"She was much, much better," Butts said. "Especially on the offensive end. She did a lot of good things today and led the team a lot more."
The win is the Wildcats' first since beating the same Utah team 62-58 on Jan. 18 in Salt Lake City. A nine-game conference skid would have been the program's longest since the 2005-06 season.
"It's been a very frustrating time, but I think sometimes you have to get knocked down to the bottom to get back up," Whyte said. "I think we've been at the bottom a little too long and we're tired of it. So, now, it showed us tonight what can happen when we sustain effort through the whole game and get some momentum."
Kama Griffitts added eight points and three assists in the win.
Utah (14-11, 5-9) was led by Michelle Plouffe, who had 21 points and a game-high 16 rebounds.
Arizona returns to action Tuesday with a 7 p.m., home game against Arizona State - the first of two games against the Sun Devils in a six-day span.


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A state-of-the-art spa with 40-foot windows in a country house hotel that positively welcomes children? Not, surely, in England -- and with 220 acres of its own? And nestling among the ancient silvering stones of the Cotswold hills, close by a cluster of magnificent medieval wool towns?
A hundred miles west of London and three miles from historic Tetbury, Calcot Manor dates from the 15th century. Built from locally quarried saffron stone, the main house and its proliferation of outbuildings are roofed with the mottled, moss-encrusted tiles so characteristic of this dimple of middle England. One of the barns is among the oldest in the country, erected by Cistercian monks in 1300. Views from the bedroom windows reveal a romantic, unpeopled landscape characterized by swelling hills and escarpments sprouting stands of beech and oak.
These manor houses of the southern Cotswolds are unusual. On the whole, in Europe, economic prosperity left its architectural mark in cities. After centuries of ebb, the mansions of Bruges and Venice still speak eloquently of mercantile power. But here, the doughty wool traders and farmers of the 15th and 16th centuries built their handsome towns and villages among the very sheep-dotted, hedgy meadows that nourished their fortunes.
Calcot was a farmhouse until it was converted into a discreetly elegant, family-owned hotel 21 years ago. In May 2003, the proprietors diversified by building a luxury spa at the back of the manor house. Artfully designed to harmonize with the traditional architecture of the region, three sides of the spa embrace a walled courtyard with an outdoor pool and open-air log fire. Inside, blond wood floors, bonsai and geometric furnishings bring a touch of Zen to the Gloucestershire hills.
The cozy public rooms, more extensive than one would expect in a hotel with only 30 rooms and suites (9 in the main building, and the rest in converted outbuildings), are softly furnished with newly upholstered old-fashioned armchairs and infused with the fragrance of log fires that the night watchman keeps permanently stoked. There is no trace of chintz, that scourge of the country house hotel. The staff are always on hand, and they are pleasant and friendly -- many addressed me by name throughout my stay -- which is exceptional for England, not a place that favors the American service culture. Although some of the staff are imported, more speak with the pronounced burr of the west country. Above all, there is a family flavor to Calcot: the general manager is the son of the previous owner, and his wife runs the spa.Continue reading the main story
Calcot not only encourages children -- it has also created a range of facilities specially for them. This is most un-English. For years many British hotels refused to admit infants, though dogs have always been warmly welcomed. But there is now a trend, at least in the south of England, toward providing a sane environment that parents can enjoy without worrying about their progeny. Calcot offers a full-time nursery and play zone in a converted tithe barn. Downstairs, qualified nannies guard the smaller children, while upstairs in the Mez, over-10's can enjoy a diminutive cinema and a selection of the latest electronic gizmos.
Calcot also has outdoor play facilities, toys and videos for use in guest rooms and an excellent baby-listening service connected to reception, so that once the kids are asleep, their parents can dine in peace. Children's high tea is served in the Gumstool Pub or in the room. My own 18-month-old son, Reginald, loved the mini fish-and-chips and the floating pink hippos in the toddlers' swimming pool. (Children are allowed in the spa for one hour-and-a-half session every weekday and for two sessions on Saturday and Sunday.) When Reginald flung a plate of pasta over the waitress -- his way of indicating he's had enough -- she behaved as if nothing could have pleased her more.
On weekends, Calcot draws local people, and weekenders tend to remain within the grounds, especially in summer when the outdoor pool is open (there are also two all-weather tennis courts and a rack of mountain bikes). But for visitors from farther afield, the surrounding countryside is a major attraction. A list of activities appears on the breakfast table every day, ranging from guided walks around Cirencester Water Park to craft markets and tours of the gardens of Sudeley Castle. The adjacent hamlet of Beverston, a community recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book (and just a short walk from Calcot), has a pre-Norman castle with a still-inhabited portion tucked under the buttresses, like a medieval city. The ivy-clad edifice is in private hands, but almost everything can be seen from the small road in front and the lane behind.
In the spa itself, the emphasis, throughout, is on light, airy simplicity. On the second floor of this cool, sleek new building, six treatment rooms are grouped around a steam room and sauna, both with a cedar-wood ceiling embedded with tiny twinkling lights. In the adjacent relaxation area, a steel fountain furnishes appropriately soothing swishy sounds. Downstairs, the spa has a 48-foot pool, a well-equipped gym and an exercise hall that offers a range of classes from yoga to Pilates. In the bar and lounge area, drinks and snacks are served next to atrium-style windows overlooking the plunge pool and courtyard.
An extensive range of massage and aromatherapy treatments is available, as well as all the standard beauty procedures and complementary therapies, like reiki and reflexology. From a hotly contested field (don't miss the Alpine Salt Mud Bath and Balinese Facial), I would single out, among my own treatments, the Calcot Rose Blossom Envelopment Wrap. This took a whole hour. First, my affable beautician wielded a whisk and zinged macadamia, jojoba and aloe vera oils into a goat's milk base, tossing in a bowl of rose petals that had been transfusing in a bain-marie. She then soaked a pair of fine muslin sheets in the mixture and returned it all to the bain-marie, transferring me to a heated marble table in the next room.
There I was exfoliated with rose water and crushed olive pits. I was shifted again, tingling and aromatic, to a flotation tank where I was wrapped in the impregnated muslin, mummified in an alarming rubber blanket that inflated around me and lowered into gurgling warm water for 25 minutes of bliss.
There are two restaurants at Calcot. The more formal one, the Conservatory, was under refurbishment during my stay. The pub-style Gumstool Inn is named after the seat on which accused witches were tied before being dunked in the river.
Far from the lean fare traditionally associated with spa hotels (collectively known in Britain, not so many years ago, by the dread term ''health farm''), Calcot offers a hearty English and Continental fusion, focusing on filling dishes like steak-and-kidney pudding and Gloucestershire Old Spot pork sausages with spring onion mash. A dozen daily specials complement the core menu, including, on my second night, a yummy chorizo sausage with Mediterranean couscous, crème fraîche and mint. The dressed Cornish crab is not to be missed. Desserts are well represented (7 out of 10 for the sticky toffee pudding, a high mark from a connoisseur), and ice creams and sorbets are made daily -- the almond milk ice cream is exquisite. An interesting wine list includes both European and New World labels, and there is room for a couple of tantalizing mavericks, like a 1981 Rioja.
Lighter dishes are available in the spa lounge if you are determined to lose weight -- but it seems a pity.Continue reading the main story


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Mikala Jones
Age: 34
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 160 lbs
His Board
Shaper: Luke Studer
Model: The Joe
Dimensions: 5'8" x 18 5/16" x 2 3/8"
INSPIRATION OFTEN FINDS US OUT OF THE BLUE. Like after a collision with an old guy at Rocky Point. That's how Mikala Jones discovered his favorite board. Experimentation leads to discovery, especially in surfboard design, but sometimes it takes a surprising person to lead us out of our comfort zone. To run us directly over and, in spite of our skepticism, make us try something new. In Mikala's case, inspiration came in the form of a guy named Joe. —Leo Maxam
MIKALA: This board is based on a board this older guy, Bali Joe, made for me years ago. I was surfing in Hawaii and Joe and I had a collision. I popped up and he was like, "Whoa, sorry, let me shape you a board!" Sure enough, Joe brought two shaped blanks to my house the next day. They were kind of retro shapes, but I looked at them and told him, "Pull the tail in on this one." He brought it back the next day and we had it glassed with a two-plus-one setup. I didn't try the board for a year. But I brought it back to Bali and when I finally rode it, it paddled like a steamship. And I got on a wave and it just turned so easy.
I had the board for four years and I rode it in some really good, hollow waves. Then I let Luke, my shaper, take it on a trip to the Mentawais and he got some of the best barrels of his life. When Luke came back to Bali we started making our own, shorter version of the board for Keramas-type waves. The original was a 6'1", so we started with a 5'10" and then made a 5'2'' and everything in between. We are probably 20 boards deep into this "Joe" model now.
The board in this photo is like "The Joe" version 30.0. It's pretty much all I rode last year in Indo. We used to go with a single-fin box with two side Future boxes, but lately we've been going with five Future boxes. I like it as a quad in right barrels and as a thruster when I'm going backside.
The Joe model is shorter and thicker with the wide point moved forward, which makes it super drivey and perfect for freight-training waves. Plus, it turns really well in the pocket when you step back on the tail. It's made for paddling, barrels and turns — basically a shorter step-up board. I'll ride it in surf from 2 feet up to 8-feet plus as long as the waves are hollow.


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Looks pretty nice, I like it.
Hello all. This is my first contribution to this forum ever, but I hope I can do some more artwork etc later on for you guys, if you wish.
So me and my friend thought we'd go ahead and burn out some neat BT4b Live DVD's from the ISO, but we couldn't stop at that, we needed some hardcore looking DVD cases. So I lurked around for great artwork to use, and found the now official BT4 Wallpaper by Jorgan (credits to him, it's an awesome WP). And some matrix code. With some filters, some gradients and an immortal catchphrase, I myself am very pleased to present to you, in links because obviously I can't post images yet >_<' (swap x's with t's, duh)
My custom made DVD case for BT4:
My slightly corrected label (The one on your page says "CD" whilst it's a DVD image. Silly!
Constructive criticism please
Links for the lazy.
Nice work, dementuz.My custom made DVD case for BT4:
Nice contribution.
FYI for those wanting to see the second image it is rather large and may take some time to open. YMMV
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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Choc- Almond Fudge Squares
READY IN: 25mins
Recipe by Luschka
Country Fair food and crafts. Cooking time does not include cooling time. This is another of my Christmas gift basket recipes.
Top Review by Darla Emerson
I made this recipe for the COOKING PHOTO SWAP #7. This is a GREAT recipe. Because I live in a small town in the US, I had to use shortbreat cookies in place of the sweet biscuits. Everyone at home and at work loved the fudge. Some even said it was the best they had ever had!!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 170 g caster sugar
- 3 tablespoons golden syrup
- 125 g butter
- 250 ml sweetened condensed milk
- 250 g plain sweet biscuits, crushed
- 100 g almonds, chopped
- 200 g dark chocolate, chopped
Directions See How It's Made
- Place sugar, golden syrup, butter and condensed milk in a saucepan and cook over a low heat, stirring constantly for 5 minutes or until sugar dissolves.
- Bring to the boil without stirring, then reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes.
- Add crushed biscuits, almonds and chocolate and stir until chocolate melts and mixture is combined.
- Pour mixture into a greased and lined shallow18 x 25 cm cake tin and chill until set.
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Tokyo: He was celebrated as a prolific musical genius whose compositions appeared everywhere from popular video games to the competition routine of a top figure skater in the upcoming Sochi Olympics. His deafness won him praise as Japan's digital-age Beethoven.
But on Thursday, Japan reacted with remorse, outrage, and even the rare threat of a lawsuit after the composer, Mamoru Samuragochi, 50, admitted that he had hired a ghostwriter since the 1990s to write most of his music. The anger turned to disbelief when the ghostwriter himself came forward to accuse Mr Samuragochi of faking his deafness, apparently to win public sympathy.
The scandal began on Wednesday, when Mr Samuragochi suddenly confessed that someone else had written his most famous works. These include Symphony No. 1 Hiroshima, about the 1945 atomic bombing of his home city, which became a classical music hit in Japan; the theme music for the video games Resident Evil and Onimusha; and Sonatina for Violin, which the Japanese Olympic figure skater Daisuke Takahashi is scheduled to use in his short program performance at the Winter Games in Sochi.
"Samuragochi is deeply sorry as he has betrayed fans and disappointed others," said the written confession, released by Mr Samuragochi's lawyer. "He knows he could not possibly make any excuse for what he has done."
The reason for this sudden display of repentance seemed to become clear on Thursday when the ghostwriter revealed himself to be Takashi Niigaki, 43, a hitherto largely unknown part-time lecturer at a prestigious music college in Tokyo. Mr Niigaki said he had written more than 20 songs for Mr Samuragochi since 1996, for which he received the equivalent of about $US70,000 ($78,000).
He said he felt so guilty about the deception that he had threatened to go public in the past, but Mr Samuragochi begged him not to. He said he finally could not take it anymore when he learned one of his songs would be used by the Olympic skater. He told his story to a weekly tabloid, which went on sale on Thursday.
"He told me that if I didn't write songs for him, he'd commit suicide," Mr Niigaki told a crowded news conference. "But I could not bear the thought of skater Takahashi being seen by the world as a co-conspirator in our crime."
Perhaps just as shocking was Mr Niigaki's allegation that Mr Samuragochi was never deaf. Mr Niigaki said that he had regular conversations with Mr Samuragochi, who listened to and commented on his compositions. Mr Niigaki said the deafness was just "an act that he was performing to the outside world".
Repeated calls and faxes to Mr Samuragochi's lawyers after Mr Niigaki's news conference were not answered.
The scandal has brought an abrupt fall from grace for Mr Samuragochi, a man who looked the part of a modern-day composer with his long hair, stylish dark suits and ever-present sunglasses.
Much of Mr Samuragochi's appeal seemed to lie in his appropriately inspiring life story. He presented himself as someone who overcame a physical disability, the loss of almost all of his hearing at age 35 because of a degenerative condition, to achieve his dream. In a 2007 autobiography entitled Symphony No. 1, Mr Samuragochi described himself as the son of an atomic bomb survivor and as a musical prodigy who could play Beethoven and Bach on the piano by age 10.
Mr Samuragochi seemed to reach the height of his popularity last year, when Japan's public broadcaster, NHK, aired a documentary entitled Melody of the Soul: The Composer Who Lost His Hearing that followed him as he met survivors of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in northern Japan.
He regularly appeared in many major media, including Time magazine, which quoted him in a 2001 interview as saying that the loss of hearing turned out to be "a gift from God".
"I listen to myself," he told the magazine. "If you trust your inner sense of sound, you create something that is truer. It is like communicating from the heart."
The disclosure of his deception brought a wave of apologies by major Japanese news media, which expressed regret for failing to uncover Mr Samuragochi's deceit.
"We want him to explain his behaviour," said the Asahi Shimbun, Japan's second-biggest-selling newspaper, in a mea culpa published on Thursday, "but the media must also consider our own tendency to fall for tear-jerking stories".
The scandal also shook Japan's struggling music industry, for whom Mr Samuragochi had offered a rare respite from declining sales of classical CDs. The Hiroshima symphony sold 180,000 copies in a classical music market where sales of 10,000 constitute a hit.
The music company Nippon Columbia said in a statement that it was "appalled and deeply indignant," and would stop selling his CDs. Orchestras across Japan said they were cancelling concerts that featured Mr Samuragochi's music. One, the Kyushu Symphony Orchestra, said it was considering a lawsuit to retrieve lost ticket sales, an extreme expression of anger in nonlitigious Japan.
The mayor of Hiroshima also threatened to strip Mr Samuragochi of a "citizen's award" that the city had given him for promoting the city's message of opposing nuclear weapons.
"We never imagined this," the mayor, Kazumi Matsui, was quoted as telling the daily Yomiuri Shimbun. "We are aghast."
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The Affinity 90, the first in a series of world-class sport fishing yachts from Affinity Yachts, uniquely combines an authentic fishing platform with an elegantly appointed luxury yacht. All this is achieved in a light, comfortable, fast-running yacht of absolute structural integrity. The results of the preliminary sea trials have been phenomenal with speeds in excess of 33-knots coupled with excellent sea keeping capabilities. The design of Affinity yachts draws much from its legendary 101 ft predecessor, El Lobo, for the same satisfied owner. That stunning design proved itself as a world cruiser, including comfortably crossing the Atlantic in adverse conditions. After an extensive search of yards around the world, Cheoy Lee Shipyards was selected to build the Affinity 90. Their experience, reliability, ability to build world-class yachts and willingness to work closely with Affinity proved to be the correct choice. Mechanical and electrical components are sensibly arranged to the highest order. Structural integrity, as executed by Cheoy Lee, insures long-term durability and ease of service. The design of the Affinity 90 is the result of a collaborative effort several of the yachting industries best and most respected professional Naval Architects, Interior Designers and Engineering Specialists. Whether chasing marlin in Cabo, tuna off Nova Scotia or cruising the Med with family and friends, the Affinity 90 will get the job done in complete comfort, safety and luxury.
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Household food expenditure and its contribution to socioeconomic inequalities in purchasing foods consistent with Australian dietary guideline recommendations
Miura, Kyoko & Giskes, Katrina M. (2010) Household food expenditure and its contribution to socioeconomic inequalities in purchasing foods consistent with Australian dietary guideline recommendations. Australasian Epidemiologist, 17(1), pp. 26-31.
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Aim: To examine the amount of money spent on food by household income, and to ascertain whether food expenditure mediates the relationship between household income and the purchase of staple foods consistent with Australian dietary guideline recommendations. ----- -----
Methods: In face-to-face interviews (n = 1003, 66.4% response rate), households in Brisbane, Australia were asked about their purchasing choices for a range of staple foods, including grocery items, fruits and vegetables. For each participant, information was obtained about their total weekly household food expenditure, along with their sociodemographic and household characteristics. ----- -----
Results: Household income was significantly associated with food expenditure; participants residing in higher-income households spent more money on food per household member than those from lower-income households. Lower income households were less likely to make food purchasing choices of dietary staples that were consistent with recommendations. However, food expenditure did not attenuate the relationship between household income and the purchase of staple foods consistent with dietary guideline recommendations. ----- -----
Conclusions: The findings suggest that food expenditure may not contribute to income inequalities in purchasing staple foods consistent with dietary guideline recommendations: instead, other material or psychosocial factors not considered in the current study may be more important determinants of these inequalities. Further research should examine whether expenditure on non-staple items and takeaway foods is a larger contributor to socioeconomic inequalities in dietary behavior.
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I have this surgery scheduled next week. Can't decide if I should do the cheek lift because of the bad reviews on this website. Also, how about having the corrugator muscle removed at the same time as the upper blepharoplasty? Is this usually successful? Please help me decide! Have been so excited but now getting worried!!
How Common is It to Have Lower Blepharoplasty and Have Cheek Fat Elevated Through the Same Incision?
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Be wary of trans conjunctival cheek lift.
This is a procedure often times with complications. It should be done by someone who does this frequent.
Learn more: http://www.zubowicz.com/subpag,22-atlanta-eyelid.htm
How Common is It to Have Lower Blepharoplasty and Have Cheek Fat Elevated Through the Same Incision?
I am not a fan of cheek fat suspension or what has also been called a midface lift or suspension. Fat won't hold sutures as it lacks the tensile strength to do so. More importantly, suspending the much heavier cheek fat, against gravity is far more likely to pull the lower eyelid downward. If you want more aesthetically attractive cheeks, shape them using fillers (I prefer Perlane), by removing excess fat with micro-liposuction or by using cheek implants. These are far more effective and reliable in my opinion. Hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.drfpalmer.com/CheekImplants.html
Lower Blepharoplasty and Cheek Lift
Lifting what you call cheek fat, or what plastic surgeons call the SOOF, is a well recognized procedure done through and in conjunction with a lower blepharoplasty. Corrugator excision may help lessen the amount of glabellar furrowing but it will not weaken it significantly long term. In essence, it does not have a Botox-like effect.
Learn more: http://www.eppleyplasticsurgery.com
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Blepharoplasty questions - upper and lower lids with corragator excision
As part of a lower eyelid blepharoplasty it is not uncommon to reposition the medial fat and laterally raise the malar fat pad to fill in the lateral orbital depression. Corragator excision is usually successful in weakening the muscles that cause the vertical creases between the eyebrows.
Cheek fat elevation
Rose, not sure what "cheek fat" your surgeon is elevating via your lower lid so I cannot tell if it's a good idea or not. I do a "SOOF lift blepharoplasty" frequently in my office and it works quite well. If this is what your surgeon is recommending and he/she is skilled at their profession than I would hope that you would be happy. Look at a lot of you surgeons photos, if you are not comfortable get more opinions. Seek experienced surgeons who specialize in you area of concern. Good luck!
Blepharoplasty and cheek fat
We do not suspend cheek fat in the mid face. The midface ages by Volumetric contraction and loss overall fat volume, therefore we replace the lost cheek volume with cheek implants composed of Silastic. They're inserted through intraoral approach and can be done at the same time as a blepharoplasty.
Learn more: http://eyelids.com
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Hi everybody,
This may be a simple question, but the answer have eluded me for some
time now:
I would like to display certain pages (or parts thereof) from the
m0n0wall web GUI, either as part of a composite web-page (ie. with
other status pages shown in other frames) or on my Active Desktop. In
order to do so, it is, among other things, necessary to somehow
"pre-provide" the userid/password, as the page(s) will otherwise not
show (or alternativly, ask for this information, which is also not
Since it would appear that m0n0wall does not use the type of
form-method that allow you to compose a suitable URL with the userid
and password embedded, I am at a loss about how to achieve this?
Specifically, I would like to show the traffic graph (preferably the
SVG plugin only, without the menu and title etc.) on my active-desktop
and/or in a web-page also containing status-readings from several
other sources (such as from the web-interfaces of my RAID arrays and
wireless router etc.)
As it is now, I can right-click the SVG graph, and choose "Show SVG",
which will produce a new browser window with only the graph (which
also makes the graph resize with the window, which is nice) However,
if I cut'n'paste the URL used to show this SVG-only window, it will
not work (I assume this is due to the lack of password, which I can
find no valid method of providing?) The same goes for "plain" GUI
(html) pages, although they will show the popup asking for uid/pwd,
only the idea was NOT to have to enter this information each time
(especially since active-desktop will NOT allow this popup to be
shown, making these pages just as "broken" as the SVG issue above.)
If anyone know how this might be achieved, please let me know?
If this is not currently possible, I would like to (re)suggest that
the other (can't remember if that would be POST or GET) form-method be
allowed (possibly only if enabled by some checkbox in the GUI) for
this purpose (would also allow for easier "scripting" btw. Be it in
order to parse certain web-GUI pages or to make changes to the
m0n0wall configuration).
Thanks in advance,


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the css linebody { overflow:hidden }
doesn't work with the W3C standards
is there another way I can get rid of the scroll-bars on the body of the document, and still be W3C compliant?
Sure it does.
I'm assuming you only validated it against CSS1 spec, right?
Any particular reason?
body { overflow: hidden; } is part of the CSS2 spec which it really what you should be validating against.It's a basic component of CSS2 and as such is supported by (almost?) all modern browsers.
Its my first day at trying to make it W3C compliant (I should have done it during, but Eh! too late now)
I put this in my top line
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
My overflow:hidden on a div still works, but not on the body element.
Wrong line? I tried the strict, but it has the same affect......
Hmmm, I normally use XHTML but tried it out with the HTML 4.01 Transitional DTD and it still works fine for me.
Can you post your code in context?Maybe the problem isn't directly with the css itself.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN""http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"><body style="overflow:hidden">
I'm assuming that the code does not appear as you have posted it (with the <body> tag line directly after the DTD)...
Could you post the entire code up until the end of the opening <body> tag, please?
There must be something elsewhere in the code that is causing the css to be ignored.I'm guessing that the problem is hiding somewhere in the header.
The line I gave doesn't work on its own, but does without the DTD?
I have put the overflow:hidden on the body in an external cssbody {overflow:hidden}
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
<title>UnitingRhythms Percussion Tutorial Homepage</title>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="content-type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="index follow">
<meta name="keywords" content="uniting rhythms, didgeridoo, didjuridoo, yidaki, drums, hand-drums, handdrums, djembe, charminster, england, great britain, handmade, african, interactivity">
<meta name="description" content="Welcome to the UnitingRhythms percussion tutorial pages. These pages are ideal for people just starting to play percussive instruments. You will find easy to understand animated tutorials on drumming and didjeridoo playing, including how to look after your instruments. We also supply the didjeridoo and d'jembe, as well as other instruments including the marimba and shakers, to the south UK. Based in Bournemouth, UK.">
<link href="../csspos.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<script src="jsindex.js" language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
<body onload="bring4wrd('main')" style="overflow:hidden">
I as you can see I have put it in 2 places
Nope. I can't see anything there that would cause the overflow declaration to be ignored. It's all valid and fine.
What browser/version are you using to view it?
I'm stumped.
IE6, No available updatesDo those lines work stand alone for you?
They do.
I am actually on a mac, so cannot say for sure, but I've not heard of any issue with css body overflow on IE6.
I'm sorry that I can't be more help.
Cheers anyway. If those lines work on yours, but not mine, then it must be IE on the PC.
Another quick question. I used to use top.location instead of top.location.href and a friend with a mac couldn't change page. Was this the only problem? Does the mac NEED top.location.href???
Thanks for you help again........
I checked both methods* in IE5.2.2 Mac and Camino 0.7 Mac and they both worked fine.(* with and without the .href element)
I also played around with both those versions a while back (with specific regard to targeting iframes) and found that some browsers wouldn't work with the href version.
I think this is the post containing the link to the browser support article:http://www.sitepointforums.com/showthread.php?postid=545473
I'm not sure if it only referred to use with iframes, but it's worth reading anyway.
Fwiw, the href version is preferable (where possible) as it should ensure that page changes are logged to the browser history so can therefore be navigated through the back/forward buttons.Some browser don't require the href to log page changes to history, but some do.
I hope I haven't confused you even further.


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Tulsa Culture
Tulsa Loves the Arts and the Artists
The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art
Will Rogers Memorial
The museum frames the family tomb in the sunken garden. Spread across the southern horizon is the Tiawah Valley. The 20-acre museum grounds, purchased by Will Rogers in 1911 for $500 an acre, was his planned retirement home site. Following his untimely death, the land was donated by his widow and children along with great parts of the collection.
Woolaroc Ranch, Museum & Wildlife Preserve
Offers nature trails, a petting zoo, Native American heritage center, Oklahoma oil history, and the Phillips family mausoleum in addition to the main museum and preserve.
J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum
The Performing Arts.
Professional orchestra in residence at Tulsa Community College, the Signature Symphony at TCC offers outstanding performances and creative programming in the elegant setting of the VanTrease Performing Arts Center
Theatre Tulsa
Since 1922, Theatre Tulsa has been a part of the culture of Tulsa, entertaining the community for 82 years. Theatre Tulsa and its supporters share a rich legacy of bringing music, laughter, and drama to the people.
Tulsa Opera
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The Impact of Public Information on the Stock Market
- Abstract
- Full Text PDF
- Author(s): MARK L. MITCHELL, J. HAROLD MULHERIN
- Published: Apr 30, 2012
- Pages: 923-950
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6261.1994.tb00083.x
We study the relation between the number of news announcements reported daily by Dow Jones & Company and aggregate measures of securities market activity including trading volume and market returns. We find that the number of Dow Jones announcements and market activity are directly related and that the results are robust to the addition of factors previously found to influence financial markets such as day‐of‐the‐week dummy variables, news importance as proxied by large New York Times headlines and major macroeconomic announcements, and non‐information sources of market activity as measured by dividend capture and triple witching trading. However, the observed relation between news and market activity is not particularly strong and the patterns in news announcements do not explain the day‐of‐the‐week seasonalities in market activity. Our analysis of the Dow Jones database confirms the difficulty of linking volume and volatility to observed measures of information.


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I take some thing seriously, but I prefer a laugh. I love music, especially live music, and I feel most switched on when I'm living out of a bag in a foreign country. I love spending time with my mates, but I need my "me" time.
I love socializing, so I'm generally keen to get out and about (usually in the West Hollywood/Hollywood area, but not into clubs), and I try to get to the beach as often as humanly possible (in the South Bay or Malibu and beyond). I thoroughly enjoy some good banter and I sparkle at the prospect of making other people laugh. I feel like my mind never turns off, and I'm pretty picky with how I spend my time and energy.
I'm not into the sceney, glamorous wankery that sits on the surface of this city. I didn't move to LA for that shit, I came here for the sunshine, ocean, and ease with which people display their happiness.
You gotta make your own fun in this world...
Making pasta.
Imitating people and accents.
Winding people up.
Books: Garcia Marquez, Confederacy of Dunces, Mikhail Bulgakov, Kafka, Kundera, Saramago, Under the Volcano, Perfume, Candide, Camus
Music: Pink Floyd, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Red Hot Chili Peppers (but older stuff), Alberta Cross, St. Germain, Groove Armada, Neil Young, Galactic, James Brown, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, Justice, Allman Brothers, Arctic Monkeys, Oasis, Blind Melon, Daft Punk, Dave Brubeck, Paul Simon...
Food: Make it spicy please. Sushi, Thai, salads, Mexican, barbecue, and some chocolate never goes astray.
Movies: Original Star Wars trilogy, Batman trilogy, Bourne, Lord of the Rings, High Fidelity, City of God, Traffic, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Big Lebowski, Blood Diamond, Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Monty Python, and anything with either Edward Norton, Christopher Walken, or Jack Black.
T.V.: Fawlty Towers, The West Wing, The Shield, The Chappelle Show
Earl Grey tea
Almond milk
Pen and paper
Gym shoes
Oh, and:
Seven thirty seven comin' out of the sky
Won't you take me down to Memphis on a midnight ride
I wanna move
Playin' in a travelin' band
Well I'm flyin' 'cross the land tryin' to get a hand
Playin' in a travelin' band


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The gift of contemplative prayer -- 2 of 4
Episode 2: Consenting to the invitation to transformation (16 min.)
Centering prayer is a gift of grace, Keating says. "But to sit there waiting for it to drop from heaven is not the right approach to awaken something that is already an innate power of grace." Thus the need for practice and discipline. Read Matthew 6:6. Keating also talks about conversations he has had with philosopher Ken Wilbur.
This is an encore presentation. This podcast was first aired in December 2007.
- Click here to add this podcast to your iTunes. [1]
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The gift of contemplative prayer
Trappist Fr. Thomas Keating speaks on the ancient and modern origins of contemplative prayer, which he calls Centering Prayer, and its place in our lives. He sees contemplative prayer as a gift from God, allowing us to open to the Spirit in a deeper and much needed way.


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|Re: Fit and Finish test day: batteries and suspend
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Thune, 43, served three terms in the House of Representatives, then lost a race in 2002 for the state's other Senate seat by 524 votes to Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson. He virtually never stopped running for the Senate, simply switching his sights to Daschle.
Thune is a conservative who has been popular in his home state, where elections have been closely contested despite Republicans' big advantage in voter registration. He backed President Bush's tax cuts and campaigned in support of constitutional prohibitions on gay marriage and flag burning. He also opposed abortion and human embryonic stem cell research.
Thune ran for and won the state's only House seat in 1996. He was widely assumed to be a sure-thing candidate for governor in 2002, but he passed up that opportunity to challenge Johnson at the urging of President Bush and Sen. Bill Frist, who was then heading the GOP's Senate campaign efforts. When that bid fell short, Bush and Frist, who had since become the Senate's majority leader, pressed Thune to take on Daschle, 56.
The campaign was marked by huge amounts of TV advertising. The candidates were on track to spend more than $20 million, a remarkable number for a state with about three-quarters of a million people.
Thune grew up in Murdo, S.D., a small town west of the Missouri River, which bisects the state. His father was a teacher and coach at the local high school, and his mother was school librarian. Tall, lean and athletic, Thune played basketball and football and ran track.
He graduated from Biola University, an evangelical Christian school in Southern California. He earned a master's degree in business at the University of South Dakota in 1984.
Thune worked in Washington on the staff of Sen. Jim Abdnor, R-S.D. He later worked in the Reagan administration's Small Business Administration.
Returning to South Dakota in 1989, Thune served as executive director of the South Dakota Republican Party and later as the governor's appointed state railroad director. In 1993, he became executive director of the South Dakota Municipal League.
Since leaving Congress in 2003, he has worked as a lobbyist for South Dakota corporations. Thune and his wife, Kimberley, have two teenage children. They live in Sioux Falls.


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|Document Type:
|Master's Thesis
|Steven Janssens Wunder
|Email address:
|Between Earth and Sky
|Master of Architecture
|Committee Chair:
|Heiner Schnoedt
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|Committee Members:
|Frank Weiner
|Jane Britt Greenwood
|tectonics, house
|Date of defense:
|June 28, 1998
|Release the entire work immediately worldwide.
Architecture lies in the relationship between material and structure, in particular the poetic of constructed form. By poetic, I am referring to, as Kenneth Frampton put it, "the original Greek sense of poesis as an act of making and revealing." Through the dialogue of constructive elements, materials, the making of form and the resolution of structural forces, beauty and meaning arise. 'Tectonics' is defined as 'pertaining to building or construction in general' especially in reference to architecture. Gottfried Semper went further to use tectonic to define the qualities of making inherent in the constructed act. He broke down types of construction into that of using elements for a framework, such as wood frame construction, and that of using compressive mass to build an enclosure, such as block or stone work. The qualities of these he called 'tectonics' and 'stereotomics,' respectively. Frampton discusses the ontological consequences of these differences: "framework tends towards the aerial and dematerialization of mass, whereas the mass form is telluric, embedding itself deeper in the earth. One tends toward the light and the other toward dark. These gravitational opposites . . . may be said to symbolise the two cosmological opposites to which they aspire; the sky and the earth." Human existence finds itself at the juncture between these opposites. Semper regarded the joint as "the primordial tectonic element" around which all building defines itself. Then in a sense architecture embodies the fundamental way man perceives his existence.
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Thursday, March 25, 2010
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Forget about how many reps of 220lbs can Tebow do ... How about how many kids/babies can he hold and have his photo taken with in one day? Want to know? Click on the photo above for the photos from his first signing day in JAX. And as always, Tim looks like he's having the time of his life.
And if you want to have your photo with him (or with his Heisman only) click on the photo below for his next signing session in Palm Beach this Saturday.


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Sopranos hit back at 'racist' claim
Makers of the hit American TV series The Sopranos will go to court on Wednesday to ask a judge to dismiss a claim that the drama offends Italian-Americans.
The move comes after the American Italian Defence Association (Aida), sued HBO for the "racist" depiction of Italian-Americans involved in murders and extortion.
The award-winning show depicts the activities of New Jersey mobsters.
HBO - part of Time Warner AOL - will tell the Chicago judge that the claim infringes their rights to free speech.
The judge will make a ruling based on an obscure Illinois state law that protects individual dignity.
Theodore Grippo, chairman of Aida, said they were seeking "vindication" rather than compensation or to stop production.
"We're looking for a vindication of our reputation. We realise we can't stop the free speech rights of Time Warner.
"We're not looking for money - we want a moral victory, we want to balance things."
"We are very proud of The Sopranos," the cable channel said when AIDA sued in April.
"We are hardly alone in our assessment that the show is an extraordinary artistic achievement."
The show, screened in the UK on Channel 4, centres around fictional New Jersey mob boss, Tony Soprano, played by James Gandolfini.
Soprano describes himself as a "waste-management consultant". The series is presented largely in the first person and sees Tony at work, home and in therapy.
Moments of black comedy characteristically intersperse the series which contains violence and strong language.
A huge hit with viewers and critics, the show has reaped many awards, including Emmys and Golden Globes.
It is again predicted to sweep the board at this year's Primetime Emmys ceremony in September.
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Fairfield Inn & Suites
Corporate Lodging
2702 Crossroads Drive, Madison, WI 53718
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Location. Situated near the airport, this Madison hotel is also close to East Towne Mall and Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Another area attraction is Monona Terrace.
Features. Recreational amenities include an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness facility. This 2.5 star property has a 24 hour business center and offers small meeting rooms and audio visual equipment. Complimentary wireless and wired high speed Internet access is available in public areas. This Madison property has 1 meeting rooms. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily. Complimentary shuttle services include an area shuttle which runs to destinations within 5 mi and a shopping center shuttle. Guest parking is complimentary. Other property amenities at this Art Deco property include a grocery/convenience store.
Guestrooms. Beds come with signature bedding. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. In addition to complimentary wireless and wired high speed Internet access, guestrooms offer phones, free local calls, and voice mail. Televisions have premium cable channels and free movie channels. Air conditioned rooms also include separate sitting areas, desks, coffee/tea makers, and blackout drapes/curtains. Guests may request refrigerators, microwaves, and hypo allergenic bedding. Housekeeping is available. Cribs (infant beds) are available on request.
Notifications and Fees:
- Minimum Spring Break check in age: 18 years old
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check in, or check out.
- Pets: US$ 75.00 per pet, per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Located on the east side of Madison within a mile of East Towne Mall shopping and dining. Just minutes from downtown Madison and the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
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Property Amenities: Multilingual staff, Express check-in, Elevator/lift, Express check-out, Free breakfast, Safe-deposit box at front desk, Spa tub, Fireplace in lobby, Laundry facilities, Grocery/convenience store, 24-hour business center, 24-hour front desk, Concierge services, Airport transportation, Gift shops or newsstand, 24-hour fitness facilities, Free wired high-speed Internet, Luggage storage, Dry cleaning/laundry service
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Jack Holt
They Were Expendable
During the bleak days following Pearl Harbor, Navy lieutenants John Brickley (Robert Montgomery) and Rusty Ryan (John Wayne) persuade the brass to let them send untried plywood boats against the Japanese fleet. The odds are against them, but what do heroes care about odds? One of director John Ford's pet projects, this war drama is based on the true story of the development of patrol torpedo boats.


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Atlanta Braves Shut Out by Washington Nationals, Magic Number Stays at Four
September 17th, 2013 at 9:47 PM
Just a few hours after enduring a heartbreaking loss Tuesday afternoon, the Atlanta Braves were swept in the doubleheader by the Washington Nationals, being shutout 4-0. Freddy Garcia took a tough-luck loss, giving up one run on a Steve Lombardozzi RBI-single in the second as the only damage he incurred over seven...
Atlanta Braves' Hit Batter Drives in Winning Run for Victory Over Washington Nationals
September 15th, 2012 at 10:27 PM
A night after the Atlanta Braves won a walk-off due to an error by Washington Nationals, they won in another unconventional fashion on Saturday when Andrelton Simmons was hit by a pitch to drive in the winning run. The Braves won 5-4 in another close game at Turner Field. David Ross...


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Saturday, May 7, 2011
Super Saturday!
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- Patricia said...
Hey, I like the tape measure. That is very cute. I also like the terrarium.
Hello I am following you via the FNFW blog hop. Please follow me.
- May 7, 2011 at 8:22 AM
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Thanks Terri for posting my postcards.
I am now following the others.
Have a great day,
Dee :-)
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My blog is about art, photography, crafts, quotes and inspiration. I'd love for you to drop by and say hello. Bella Vida by Letty
These are some nice finds. I look forward to ur future posts.
Have a great weekend.
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Thanks for featuring our Table Top Terrarium...Awesome other features. Thanks:)
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- Lisa @ Granola Catholic said...
stopping by from the Say Hi Sunday blog hop. I LOVE the redneck wine glasses. I can't tell you how often we drink beverages out of our mason jars.
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I just found you on a blog hop and love your terrarium idea! I am now a follower and would love it if you would take a peek at my new blog sometime too. Be well!
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- Holly said...
Fun finds! Going to check some out! Happy Mothers Day.
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Thank you for featuring my night light!! :)
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I know I'm a little late, but thank you so much for featuring my Redneck Wine Glasses! Just let me know when you need one, or two. :)
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It is an exciting time to be a Registered Nurse! Never before have so many career opportunities been open to RNs prepared with a BSN. The Nursing Program at NWOSU prepares its graduates to tackle the role of the professional registered nurse in a variety of settings and lays the foundation for its graduates to pursue advanced nursing education and leadership roles.
The NWOSU Nursing program is among the top in the state with the national RN licensing examination (NCLEX) pass rates. We are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, Inc. (ACEN) and are approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing (OBN). In April 2014, we were proud to be ranked in the Top 20 National Nursing Programs by CollegeAtlas.org based on academic quality, accessibility, affordability, and program outcomes.
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To get information about admission to the traditional nursing program, please click on the Nursing school application tab. In addition to the University admission process, the Division of Nursing has a separate competitive admission process. Applications are accepted from sophomore students completing all of the pre-requisites for nursing. We require a CNA (certified nursing assistant) license for admission, as well. The junior level nursing courses start in the Summer semester after completing the sophomore year of college. For additional questions, please contact our office.
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BARNOLDSWICK Town returned to winning ways with a four-star show at Stockport Sports.
Barlick were looking to end a run of three straight defeats and they did so in style thanks to goals from Mark Threlfall, Aaron Hollindrake, Martin Broderick and a Stockport own goal.
Manager Ben Hall gave full debuts to new signings Andrew Lee and Oliver Devenney while Kevin Richardson came in at centre half for Jack Overson.
The match started with Stockport very much on the attack and they nearly took an early lead when Nic Niagorian hit the Barlick upright.
But for all their possession, Stockport put very little pressure on the Town defence in terms of goal chances – Irwin shooting just wide after 23 minutes being their best attempt at goal, after a poor clearance.
The second half started with Stockport on the attack and Niagorian shooting just over Carrington's crossbar.
The Stockport defence was prone to having a high back line, this was exploited after 53 minutes, and a ball over the top saw Hollindrake react first. His run took him clear and his finish from the edge of the penalty area over the advancing keeper Omar Bodran was first class to put Town in front.
The play was more even now, perhaps the Town players had got used to the artificial surface. Town made their first substitution after 65 minutes, Broderick coming on to replace Oliver Devenney.
Two minutes later and Town doubled their lead.
Danny Boyle put Threlfall through with a great ball who slid the ball home.
However, Stockport hauled themselves back into the match three minutes later through Jay Mehmet.
With play opening up as Stockport tried for the equaliser Town forced a corner, Liam Blades took it finding Lewis Jordan, his goal bound shot unfortunately hitting Hollindrake bouncing to safety.
Town put the game fairly safe after 81 minutes with arguably the best move of the match.
Hollindrake, Threlfall and Lee were all involved in the build up before Threlfall's shot took a wicked deflection off the shoulder of Sam Menion and cannoned in to the Stockport net.
Town replaced Hollindrake with Ashley Alderson on 82 minutes.
And with four minutes left Boyle was brought down on the edge of the Stockport penalty area, Broderick stepped up to take the kick.
The shot was hit with real venom and Broderick's swerving effort swung in the air and flew past Bodran who was rooted to the spot as Town finish off the scoring.
Boyle then went off to rapturous applause from the Town supporters for his excellent performance.
A welcome return to winning ways from Town, a good all round performance especially the second half.


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November 2010
Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010 -- Closure and leave decisions
Looking at people's (UAF employee's) Facebook posts, it's very, very clear that there's widespread anger about the mandatory day off on Tuesday where we have use our own leave. Our other options are to risk our own safety and make the trip into campus, work on a holiday which many people plan travel and large family events around (and it's unclear if that means that holiday pay will be transferred to Tuesday, then), or risk our families' financial stability now or in the future when we don't have enough leave to cover other eventualities.
Could the decision makers please explain their decision in passing the cost of this closure from the university onto the individual staff members (some of whom cannot afford it), and if employee morale was at all considered in the decision making process.
The university took a variety of factors into consideration when making decisions on this issue as a result of the unusual circumstances this week. First and foremost, the safety of our students and employees was our top priority. Following that, we wanted to present employees and their supervisors with a range of options to accommodate employees' needs, as well as taking into consideration the need for us to maintain critical services as well as overall budget impact.
Those options offered to employees are as follows:
• If employees can travel from home to work safely and have access to their workspace, they can work a normal day.
• Employees can take annual leave for all or part of the day.
• Employees may work all or part of the day from home if workload and department needs allow this option. This work can also include taking SkillSoft or other online training from home. Supervisor approval is required.
• With supervisor approval, employees who do not have adequate leave, may stay home and use flex time to make up some or all of their missed hours.
• Employees who do not have adequate leave may stay home on Nov. 23 and work on Friday, Nov. 26 to make up missed time. Friday, Nov. 26 is a regularly scheduled campus holiday closure.
• Employees may elect to take leave without pay.
Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010 -- Life sciences facility contract
I heard that the life science facility project will most likely be constructed by an outside contractor. Is this true?
From Cameron Wohlford, UAF Facilities Services
The Life Sciences Classroom and Lab Facility contractor selection is currently underway with proposals due Dec. 8, 2010. Any licensed contractor who meets the requirements as set forth by the State of Alaska can submit a proposal. If the project were traditional low-bid, the project's contractor could be from outside of Alaska. But we have chosen a procurement process takes into account not only the price of the project but also the technical capabilities of the contractors. In the request for proposals, we are allowed to give weight to contractors from Alaska, ones that have worked in the Fairbanks area, and ones with home offices in the region. In the price proposal, contractors are allowed to claim a 5 percent preference if their home office is in Alaska, which gives them a slight advantage. Unfortunately though, under the State of Alaska procurement regulations, there is no legal requirement that would allow the university to only award a contract to an Alaskan based contractor. In other words, the university can't exclude outside contractors as long as they meet the licensing requirements. Nevertheless, the university recognizes that there is a core group of Alaskan based contractors that qualify technically and have the advantage of local knowledge which can provide a competitive advantage overall.


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March 19, 2009 at 05:35:47 Mar 19, 2009 @ 05:35
Damn, I have been wearing my Kings for like 4-5 days -- I am size 34, bought a 33 They are STILL SO TIGHT on the waist, and I feel like I am doing damage to the waist/button hole by forcing the button into such a tug-of-war position.
How long until they loosen up on the waist? Am I screwed?
i'm in the same boat. my true waist is a 32 but i like the sag look and i gained some weight recently so i'm more like a 33 now. the waist fits coo if i don't drag it down to my pelvis, but if i sag it the waist becomes more uncomfortable. i presume this will stretch if i wear it daily but will it stretch enough?
i'm thinking about having this hemmed too since it has that slight bootcut. keep it LVC style with the 8.5 hem or should i go bigger with the 9?