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That's when changes were made and they sparked Opelika's season and what has become one of the top defenses in the state during the playoffs. One of the players who has become a key ingredient for Coach Brian Blackmon's team as it heads into the 6A state title game Friday night against Hoover is junior defensive back Stephen Roberts.
A safety early in the season, Roberts was moved to his natural position of cornerback in week five and the results have been dramatic. At 6-0, 185 pounds the 2014 prospect has become a lockdown defender for the Bulldogs and that was on display in last week's rematch with Carver as he controlled his side of the field in the win.
"I knew they were going to throw the ball," Roberts tells Inside The Auburn Tigers. "I told the secondary that we had to be ready. The last time they scored on the first drive against us. We had to step it up.
"Jeremy Johnson is a good quarterback," he added of the Auburn commitment. "I just had to step up for my team. It was just so exciting."
A cornerback for much of his life as a football player, Roberts said for him the season turned around when he finally got a chance to make the move back outside to his natural position.
"Four or five weeks ago I was at safety," Roberts said. "Now I'm at corner and I'm a lock-down corner. That's where I feel comfortable. I've been there since I was a little kid."
With four wins in the playoffs, including consecutive wins over two teams that beat Opelika in the regular season (Auburn and Carver), Roberts and the Bulldogs will get a final chance to avenge an earlier loss when they take on Hoover Friday at 7 p.m. at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Growing up dreaming of playing in front of a huge crowd in the SEC, Roberts said he's ready to take on the Bucs and try to win a title for Opelika.
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The Marquette Golden Eagles open their season outdoors tonight in Charleston, S.C. It's an odd start to a season, sure, but they're also going to be playing aboard the flight deck of the U.S.S. Youngstown in the Carrier Classic. Not only that, their opponent is the No. 4 team in the country, Ohio State.
It's a heck of a way to start a season, but it's just the tip of a scheduling iceberg for the Golden Eagles. During the program's non-conference schedule from Nov. 9 through Dec. 22, the team will play three teams ranked in the pre-season top 25 (Ohio St., No. 10 Florida, No. 21 Wisconsin) and likely a fourth in No. 12 North Carolina in the Maui Invitational.
Then there's Butler, national runner-ups in 2010 and 2011, which received votes for the Top 25. And, the Golden Eagles travel to UW-Green Bay, a team that returns all five starters and is picked third in the Horizon League.
For head coach Buzz Williams, this schedule is part of the double-edged sword that comes from being a consistent, winning program over a period of years. Invitations to the Maui Invitational and the Carrier Classic don't come if you're not a recognizable team with a history of success – and predicted future success. The conference wouldn't want to highlight you against Florida in the SEC/Big East Challenge if it didn't think your team would be up for it.
It is a lot though, especially in advance of the Big East season.
"When you combine all of that and put it into one year, is that the right thing? I don't know," Williams said. "I know that our nature is to want to compete against the best, but it's really not the games relative to who you're playing, it's all the things lead up to those games and the grind that it is on you emotionally and mentally, not just the players but everybody."
Williams pointed out the logistical nightmare the first part of the season creates, with little rest between many of those contests.
"It's not just the games," Williams said. "It's all the things that lead up to the games that I think makes it difficult."
The players, of course, view it differently.
"That's the best thing," guard Vander Blue said of his schedule. "You don't come to Division I to play people you can beat. At this level, I want to play all the hard teams. I wish we could play top 25 teams all year. Those are the games that matter. If you schedule games you know you're going to win that really doesn't help the team in the long run. I feel like coach has done a great job of scheduling us against the hard opponents. Ohio State right off the bat? I feel like a lot of teams can't say they're doing that."
Blue continued: "A lot of teams might schedule a DIII team or something like that so they can get a win but it doesn't get you any better. Our whole goal is to get better every single night we step on the court, individually and as a team. I feel like those heavy games early are going to help us."
Marquette hopes it helps when the calendar turns to 2013 and it hosts Connecticut on New Year's Day. The conference will go out with a bang, as Syracuse, Pittsburgh and Notre Dame are headed to different conferences next season. Temple, Memphis, Houston, Southern Methodist and Central Florida will join the league.
Louisville enters the season as the No. 2 team in the country and the favorite to win the conference. Syracuse opens the season at No. 9 while Notre Dame is No. 23.
"The Big East is, in my mind, without a doubt the best conference in the country," said Marquette guard Trent Lockett, who transferred from Arizona State in the PAC-12.
Marquette is coming off back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances and received top 25 votes in the year's first poll, but the Big East coaches picked the Golden Eagles seventh in the conference. The team also did not have a player voted onto any of the three Preseason All-Big East teams.
Williams, who conceded his team could be below .500 by the time it hits December, hopes that this tough schedule sets the team up for success in the conference.
"You hope that by doing that it prepares you to play the Big East and just as important, you hope that it prepares you for something that you will encounter in the postseason as well," Williams said. "Is it the right thing or the wrong thing? For your coaching career record, it's the wrong thing. For the development of who your team is, it's probably the right thing."
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Need to know: The Golden Eagles have made back-to-back Sweet 16 appearances and four straight NCAA berths.
Juan Anderson (So., F)
Twitter: @juanonjuan10
Need to know: Seems to have recovered from offseason shoulder surgery. Played in 24 games last year.
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Twitter: @Vander13lue
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Junior Cadougan (Sr., G)
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Jamal Ferguson (Fr., G)
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Dylan Flood (So., G)
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Davante Gardner (Jr., F)
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Need to know: In 27 games averaged 9.5 points and 5.3 rebounds per game.
Trent Lockett (Sr., G)
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Need to know: Is a graduate student at Marquette, is a very good rebounding guard.
Todd Mayo (So., G)
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Need to know: Ruled academically ineligible for the season.
Chris Otule (Sr., C)
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Need to know: Coming off ACL injury, says knee and feet are healthy.
Garrett Swanson (So., F)
Need to know: Ineligible to play this year due to NCAA transfer rules. Coming from Idaho State.
Steve Taylor, Jr. (Fr., F)
Need to know: Played on three straight Illinois state championship teams at Simeon High School. Team went 63-3 his last two years as a starter.
Jake Thomas (Jr., G)
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Derrick Wilson (So., G)
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Cherokee Street Sidewalk Sale, June 27, 2010Posted on June 21st, 2010 No comments
This Sunday, June 27th is the Cherokee Bizarre Bazaar & Flea Market, in the 2800 block of Cherokee Street. Be sure to walk a few blocks west and check out the Fort Gondo Sidewalk Sale, as well.
Fort Gondo's Galen is clearing out his basement cram-packed full of retro furniture, lamps, soda pop history and tandem bikes and throwing it out onto the sidewalk in front of his store.
Buy something from him during 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. and your money does double good: half goes to pay for nuptials, while the other half helps Friends of the San Luis pay down their last remaining dollars to the lawyers.
Stop by and buy at 3151 Cherokee Street, and tell 'em the ghost of the Hotel Deville sent ya.
Come to the Soulard Stable Hootenanny, May 22Posted on May 13th, 2010 1 comment
Our journey through St. Louis City Preservation Rights is coming to an end, and with the final attorneys' bill in hand, we're throwing a party to pay that down and celebrate a small victory.
The story began with trying to save the San Luis from demolition. It came down.
The reasons it came down seemed in violation of laws already on the books, so we took it to court. The judge said we had no standing to protest this.
Because this was a gross misunderstanding of the laws already on the books, and because this ruling put future buildings in the same jeopardy, we took the case to the next highest court.
Here's a news report of what went down in court the first week of May.
We're waiting for the final written judgment, but our group who filed the suit – and our attorneys – are pleased with the tone of argument in court on that day, so we're closing up shop on this particular preservation adventure. And we're feeling good about the safety of the rights of St. Louisans to protect worthy buildings from bad decisions.
The Anti-Wrecking Ball crew would love for you to join us on Saturday, May 22, 2010 from 8 p.m. – 1 a.m. at the historic Stahl Stables in Soulard for some music, mirth, raffle prizes and beer!
$10 at the door gets you a beer and 3 kick ass St. Louis bands:
The Union Electric
Pretty Little Empire
There will be cash kegs of Schlafly to drink from after you finish the complimentary brew, along with some raffle prizes and special features that are still being firmed up as we type.
All proceeds go to our noble and benevolent lawyers and the St. Louis Building Arts Foundation. So we can all get tipsy and rock out knowing we've all done our small part to protect our rights and the next building threatened by a wrecking ball.
If you're on Facebook, here's the official invite.
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San Luis on KSDKPosted on May 5th, 2009 No comments
See video of Randy Vines romancing the San Luis on KSDK.
Good job of hearing from both sides. Now, what about actually having meaningful conversation face to face?
The Archdiocese goal of more parking can be achieved in several different ways. The value of that land and its greater use can be achieved in several different ways. More can be accomplished by joining together than by tearing apart, and the Friends of the San Luis are extending a hand to the Archdiocese. Here's hoping they return the sentiment.
San Luis documentary "This Was The Future"
This Was The FuturePosted on April 18th, 2009 7 comments
Towards the effort to save the San Luis, a documentary was made in 48 hours over the first weekend in March 2009. I was honored to be asked to be a part of this adventure, and a big round of applause to everyone involved. You're all brilliant.
There are plans for a proper screening in May during Preservation Week (details forthcoming), but you can watch it now. It's less than 8 minutes long, so watch it a couple of times, and pass it around. It's an easy way to raise the profile of a building longing to be spiffed up and returned to its glamorous life.


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Thomas L: There is a statement on the movie package that states the following:
Federal law provides severe civil and criminal penalities for the unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or exhibition of copyrighted motion pictures or video discs.
Buy where do you draw the line? I bought it. I showed it to my family and if I desire, I will show it to friends in my home. So, if you are not making a profit from showing it, I would not be afraid to show it in a Church classroom. Mar 26, 2012
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Rita T: My answer would be most likely...we also would like to have family movie nights at our church, but have run into the very same snag. Most of the license fees that I have checked on are $100 approximately and are usually for a year, but how many times do you want to show the same movie.. Mar 23, 2012
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Kathy V: It is my understanding that you need a license to show any movie outside of a home environment. A General license is good for a year, Sony is more restrictive. Hope this helps! Mar 23, 2012
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Dianne N: Thank you Kathy!! Mar 23, 2012
Richard Q: Best I can tell one is not needed for this movie. Typically when one is needed it is very clear on the purchase page. Mar 24, 2012
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Mary F: If you look on. The website under FAQ it states you have to purchase a license to show to a group. Mar 24, 2012
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malcolm F asked: did you like it? Mar 22, 2017
Lisa H: Been a while since I watched it last, but yes, it is good. The story has a good lesson. John Ratzenberger uses his talent to help other learn about Christ and helping others.It's about as good as the first movie. Mar 23, 2017
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Judy I: Loved it. A good one for a tween to watch, and a teenager too, if you can get them to sit still that long. Will be watching it again. Mar 22, 2017
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Steven H: Yes, it was a really good movie. I would recommend it to all. Mar 27, 2017
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A shopper asked: The actual DVD says WWJDll - is this a sequel and if so, how do we get the first one? Apr 7, 2012
Erik KStaff: Technically, it's not a sequel, but the production company that made it originally wanted to market it that way. The disks that were made before they dropped that part of the title, so they still say WWJD II on them. Sorry for the confusion! If it helps, it confused us too :) Apr 9, 2012
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Lawrence S: I don't know if this is a sequel or not. We enjoyed the movie very much and the while we were watching it my sister called and we were telling her about it so we ordered her a copy for her and all her family in South Carolina. Apr 7, 2012
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Mark M: I don't know if this is a sequel or not, but WWJD is a major theme to the movie's storyline. Being a woodworker, I liked the movie, but did notice a huge safety error in a scene where the Table Saw was used... Apr 24, 2012
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James B: i don't know my dont say that on the cover but it says it on the dvd i watch the movie it is a very good movie to watch i really enjoy it.thanks.james Apr 7, 2012
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Lynn H: There was a movie entitled WWJD starring John Schneider back in 2010. However, I do not know whether this is a sequel to that movie or not. glh Apr 8, 2012
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Dave S: IN HIS STEPS IS THE FIRST WWJDI AND WOODCARVER IS WWJDll.
BOTTH WERE VERY GOOD MOVIES Apr 9, 2012
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Mick C asked: i am in the uk can i get it over here then? Mar 7, 2012
JACQUELINE B: MY HUSBAND AND I WATCHED THE WOODCARVER THIS SUNDAY. WE ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH. MY HUSBAND SAID HE GIVES IT FOUR STARS OUT OF FIVE. HOPE YOU ENJOY IT ALSO. Mar 19, 2012
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Thomas W H: Yes, buy it on line at Christian Cinema and select the proper shipping. I would think it available in the UK in video stores. Mar 14, 2012
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Erik KStaff: Hi Mick,
You can, but you'll need an all-region player, this one's Region 1 coded. Sorry about that! Mar 8, 2012
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Annette D: I'm not sure Mick. All I can say is try to buy it and see what the website tells you! Mar 12, 2012
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Jeannie M: Yes, I am sure you can get it by ordering online. Mar 16, 2012
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Hilary M asked: I would like to order the movie,but i live in Australia. Does anyone know if it is available in Region 0 yet? Apr 2, 2012
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Recovery + IPL Q&A
IPL Laser Recovery
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I completed 5 treatments. Each 5-6 wk apart. The first 3 were ok. The 4th one I noticed my skin texture changing. As the days passed my skin became... READ MORE
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I have recently had an IPL treatment gone wrong for freckles and I was burned. Once the scabs healed and fell off I've been left with lighter colored... READ MORE
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Layered Picnic Loaves
Recipe by Linda Thomas
This big and tasty sandwich, inspired by a New York deli, is a favorite at our football parties or any gathering. Kids and adults both say it's super.
Top Review by Artsy Chef
Took this to a church picnic and it was a big hit. Taste is a wonderful combination of savory oils and herbs and is delicious. The basil is a nice touch. Even the people watching their carbs ate the innards like a salad. Cutting instructions weren't included. I started off slicing it across, but the "sandwiches" were too large. I finally settled on slicing it down the length of the loaf and then across 5 times so I had 6 sections/side, giving me the 12 servings/loaf. This works if you have a wide loaf of Italian bread. I also had to use toothpicks to hold the sandwiches together. However, it is so thick, the toothpicks were really too small. I recommend larger skewers. I would definately make this again for a social for family gathering. Don't waste the bread you dug out. I used it to make a small breakfast casserole. You can also use it to make a small bread pudding, bread crumbs, etc.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 loaves unsliced Italian bread (1 lb. each)
- 1⁄4 cup olive oil or 1⁄4 cup vegetable oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons italian seasoning, divided
- 1⁄2 lb deli roast beef
- 3⁄4 lb sliced mozzarella cheese
- 16 fresh basil leaves
- 3 medium tomatoes, thinly sliced
- 1⁄4 lb thinly sliced salami
- 1 (6 1/2 ounce) jar marinated artichoke hearts, drained and sliced
- 1 (10 ounce) packageready-to-serve salad greens
- 1⁄2 lb roasted deli chicken
- 1 medium onion, thinly sliced
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄8 teaspoon pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Cut loaves in half horizontally and hollow out tops and bottoms, leaving 1/2" of bread in shells. Discard removed bread.
- Combine oil and garlic; brush inside bread shells.
- Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning.
- Layer bottom of each loaf with a fourth of the roast beef, mozzarella, basil, tomatoes, salami, artichokes, salad greens, chicken and onion. Repeat layers.
- Season with salt, pepper and remaining 1 teaspoon of Italian seasoning and drizzle with remaining oil mixture if desired.
- Replace bread tops; wrap tightly in plastic wrap.
- Refrigerate for at least 1 hour before slicing. Enjoy!


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Cross-platform enabling Applications
Virtualization Technology
Innotek VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware. Targeted at server, desktop and embedded use, it is now the only professional-quality virtualization solution that is also Open Source Software.
VMWare Server / Workstation
VMware Server is a free virtualization product for Windows and Linux servers with enterprise-class support and VirtualCenter management. The free server doesn't allow for a "passthrough" share between the Ubuntu host and the Windows guest (you'll need to use samba etc. for that) but otherwise is a fully functioning virtual application. It also has the advantage that when running it is desktop independent - you can restart GNOME/KDE while it runs and reconnect with the guest session. The same installation instructions apply to both VMWare Server and Workstation.
VMWare Workstation is a paid commercial application and works without modification on Feisty, but needs patches for earlier versions. For more info see http://www.vmware.com.
Manual install (optional) for VMWare Server
Choose the tar.gz version, not the RPM version (you won't have to convert it), download it to a directory and expand it.
- Make sure you have the necessary build environment for it:
sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
- Change to the unpacked vmware directory and run:
sudo ./vmware-install.pl
This will install all necessary parts, choose the defaults unless you have a reason to change them. When it finishes it will offer to start the configuration for you, choose "yes". Choose the defaults that are offered.
- If there are compiling errors, you need 2 patches.
wget -c http://icanthack.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/vmmon.tar wget -c http://icanthack.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/vmnet.tar
As root place them (still as tar packages) in /usr/lib/vmware/modules/source, overwriting the existing packages (save the old ones under a different name.)
Re-run the configuration script as root:
sudo vmware-config.pl
- For more info: http://icanthack.com/?p=53
How to install CrossOver Linux to run Windows Applications
How to install and run Wine (Open Source version of CrossOver Linux)
Wine is a system that enables Windows programs to run under Linux. It is an open source version of CodeWeavers' CrossOver Linux (see above). Many Windows programs, but not all, are supported under Wine.
- Read #General Notes
- Read #How to add extra repositories
- For more info see Wine HQ
Add the WineHQ APT Repository:
- Add WineHQ repository key to repository keyring:
wget -q http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/387EE263.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
- Add WineHQ repository to Software Sources (read #How to add extra repositories):
deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt feisty main deb-src http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt feisty main
or from the command-line:
sudo wget http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/feisty.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winehq.list
- Install wine from Synaptic Package Manager:
System-->Administration-->Synaptic Package Manager-->Search--> wine System -> Administration -> Update Manager
or from the command-line terminal:
apt-get update apt-get install wine
- Set your configuration as desired:
System-->Preferences-->Wine Configuration
- Set the location of your virtual "C:" drive
System-->Preferences-->Wine Configuration-->Drives
- Note specifically that you can set the directory you wish to use as the "C:" drive for Wine. By default, this is /home/USER/.wine/drive_c but you can set it to any directory you wish, including a pre-existing Windows directory on your computer. However, changing the default directory may cause some problems with Wine and is not recommended.
- You can set a link to your home folder for the Wine "C:" drive to make it easier to find:
ln -s ~/.wine/drive_c ~/drive_c
- Add Applications:
System-->Preferences-->Wine Configuration-->Applications-->Add Applications
- Your added programs will be given a desktop icon on your Ubuntu desktop, for easy startup.
- See http://wiki.winehq.org/UbuntuAMD64 on the Wine wiki for details on installing Wine for 64-bit users of versions of Ubuntu older than Feisty.
How to manually run programs in Wine (from a command-line terminal)
- Read #How to Install Wine
wine /PATH/EXENAME.exe
How to make Wine apps look like Windows XP
Thanks to http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-bugs/2004-August/010161.html
gksudo gedit ~/.wine/user.reg
Find the part that starts [Control Panel\\Colors] random numbers, and insert this:
[Control Panel\\Colors] 1085191500 "ActiveBorder"="212 208 200" "ActiveTitle"="10 36 106" "AppWorkSpace"="128 128 128" "Background"="58 110 165" "ButtonAlternateFace"="181 181 181" "ButtonDkShadow"="64 64 64" "ButtonFace"="212 208 200" "ButtonHilight"="255 255 255" "ButtonLight"="212 208 200" "ButtonShadow"="128 128 128" "ButtonText"="0 0 0" "GradientActiveTitle"="166 202 240" "GradientInactiveTitle"="192 192 192" "GrayText"="128 128 128" "Hilight"="10 36 106" "HilightText"="255 255 255" "HotTrackingColor"="0 0 128" "InactiveBorder"="212 208 200" "InactiveTitle"="128 128 128" "InactiveTitleText"="212 208 200" "InfoText"="0 0 0" "InfoWindow"="255 255 225" "Menu"="212 208 200" "MenuBar"="212 208 200" "MenuHilight"="0 0 0" "MenuText"="0 0 0" "Scrollbar"="212 208 200" "TitleText"="255 255 255" "Window"="255 255 255" "WindowFrame"="0 0 0" "WindowText"="0 0 0"
Install Internet Explorer 6 for Wine
IE 6 is not recommended for general usage, but some Windows packages (installed under Wine) require IE6 to complete installation. Furthermore, IE 6 is useful for checking code for developers who want to see how their web pages appear under IE 6.
- Install the required package cabextract from Synaptic Package Manager (or from apt-get install cabextract).
- Download and run the IEs4Linux installation script from the IEs4Linux website:
wget http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/downloads/ies4linux-latest.tar.gz tar zxvf ies4linux-latest.tar.gz cd ies4linux-* ./ies4linux
Accept all the defaults for installation.
How to install Windows Games (Cedega)
How to install Maple 11
- Insert the Maple 11 cd for Linux and mount if asked.
cd /cdrom sudo sh ./installMapleLinux32
- Install to /usr/local/maple11 instead of the default, if you choose.
Create symbolic links:
cd /usr/local/bin sudo ln -s /usr/local/maple11/bin/xmaple sudo ln -s /usr/local/maple11/bin/maple sudo ln -s /usr/local/maple11/bin/mint
How to install Win4Lin (Windows combined with Linux)
How to Install Citrix ICAClient 10
- Install Open Motif (>=2.2):
sudo apt-get install motif-clients
- Get and install Citrix ICA Client (English package) from the Citrix website at http://www.citrix.com/site/SS/downloads/details.asp?dID=2755&downloadID=3323#top:
wget -c http://download2.citrix.com/en.linuxx86.tar.gz
wget -c http://download2.citrix.com/files/en/products/client/ica/current/linuxx86.tar.gz
If wget doesn't work, then go directly to the website and download the package by following the links.
- Unpack and install (use the proper version downloaded):
gunzip en.linuxx86.tar.gz tar xvfz en.linuxx86.tar ./setupwfc
- Enable certificate verification in Firefox:
Applications-->Firefox Web Browser-->Advanced-->Encryption-->View Certificates-->Authorities
- Find your certificate authority and click on it.
Edit-->"This certificate can identify web sites."
In my case, as an example, I enabled Thawte Consulting cc-->Thawte Serve CA as the authority to identify my web sites. But you could also use Verisign, Geotrust, Equifax, or one of many other verification services.
I downloaded the certificates from http://www.thawte.com/roots/. I unzipped the file, found the certificate I needed, and copied it (changing the extension slightly) to my ICAClient certificate folder:
cp ThawteServerCA.cer ~/ICAClient/keystores/cacert/ThawteServerCA.crt
- Make sure your Firewall (IPTables) are set to allow Citrix ports (1494, sometimes 443 and 1603). You can use Firestarter to adjust the firewall settings (see below). Read #Firewall.
- Alternate installation instructions are here (German site) and here (Malaysian site).
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Charter Theatre, Preston, Whats On and Theatre Tickets
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Charter Theatre, Preston
Preston Guild Hall Entertainment Complex is dominated by 2 fantastic venues that host on average around 300 events per year with over 100,000 visitors. The Grand Hall Arena was designed as a prestigious concert venue seating over 2,000 guests although it's multi purpose layout and flexibility means that it can be used for a range of activities and productions including large dinner events, sporting events, conferencing, dance events and much, much more.
The Charter Theatre is a smaller venue with a much more traditional theatre ambiance seating 780 guests. Unlike the Grand Hall, the Charter Theatre is a fully equipped theatre with flying equipment and pros walls with traditional theatre style seating.


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Ippadi Panreengale Ma 21-02-2016 – PuthuYugam TV Show
"Ippadi Panreengale Ma" is a new hilarious Comedy Show which is launched by Puthuyugam channel in which they enact spoofs of Movies, famous TV Shows and real life incidents in a very innovative way.
This show casts young talents famous standup comedian Aravind, Rj Vignesh and Sabari. "Ippadi Panreengale Ma" show is on aired on every Sunday at 10.00am in Puthuyugam Channel.
Ippadi Panreengale Ma Latest episode telecasted in Puthuyugam Tv on February 21, 2016
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I love chocolates. A box of chocolates describes my idea of Bliss. 🙂
I love chocolates. A box of chocolates describes my idea of Bliss. 🙂
For me, your smile is the most precious thing in this world. @j
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Concerts, symposia, master classes and other activities will delve into the music of Johannes Brahms, as well as his influences, contemporaries and his 19th-century musical scene.
The festival's artistic directors, cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han, will perform along with a roster of other musicians. Newcomers to Music@Menlo include violinists Yura Lee and Daniel Hope, pianist Lucille Chung and clarinetist David Shifrin.
The four-week Chamber Music Institute for young musicians also runs along with the festival.
For details and ticket information, go to http://musicatmenlo.org or call the ticket office at 650-331-0202.


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Kurtz again cited report on journalists' donations without noting that only tiny fraction gave at all
Research ››› ››› JEREMY HOLDEN
In his June 25 "Media Notes" column in The Washington Post, Howard Kurtz cited an MSNBC report and wrote that journalists "overwhelmingly gave to Democrats," again without noting that the 143 journalists identified in the study as having made political contributions "are a tiny fraction of the roughly 100,000 staffers in newsrooms across the nation," as MSNBC itself stated. As Media Matters for America has noted, the people named in the MSNBC report represent less than two-tenths of 1 percent of news staff in this country.
In listing examples of journalists contributing to campaigns, Kurtz cited "New Yorker writer Mark Singer, who profiled Howard Dean in 2004 and then gave $250 to Dean's America Coming Together [ACT]." But ACT was not "Dean's ," and it was not identified as "Dean's" in MSNBC's report. ACT was an independent advocacy group that was not affiliated with Dean's presidential campaign.
In a June 25 washingtonpost.com chat session, Kurtz did finally note that "99 percent of journalists DON'T contribute to candidates or political parties." He also argued that a different standard should be applied to corporate owners of media organizations: "It's widely known that media corporations and executives make political donations to protect what they see as their interests. I'm not wild about the practice, but they're in a different category than working journalists."
As Media Matters also documented, Kurtz similarly referred to the study without citing the percentage on the June 24 edition of CNN's Reliable Sources, which he hosts. Throughout the Reliable Sources segment, the on-screen text read: "Journalists' Donations: Many Give to Democrats." Kurtz did not acknowledge the tiny percentage even after one of his guests, Huffington Post media editor Rachel Sklar, pointed it out, saying that the number who gave was "like one percent."
From the June 25 Washington Post:
Why do journalists keep making political contributions?
The issue has surfaced again with a lengthy report by Bill Dedman on MSNBC.com, replete with lame-sounding excuses from the donors, who overwhelmingly gave to Democrats. Among the examples:
· George Packer, who covers Iraq for the New Yorker, gave $750 to the Democratic National Committee: "My readers know my views on politics." New Yorker writer Mark Singer, who profiled Howard Dean in 2004 and then gave $250 to Dean's America Coming Together, says he felt good about his support for "getting rid of George Bush, who has been the most destructive president in my lifetime."
The news outlets that don't ban donations seem to regard them as a matter of personal preference, like joining the PTA. But they seriously underestimate the public distrust of journalists, which is only fueled by such practices. Those who work for opinion magazines or are employed as commentators have a stronger case that their views are no secret. But there is still an important distinction between rhetorically supporting a candidate and helping bankroll one.
The scorecard -- 125 of 144 donations to Democrats -- provides fresh ammunition to those who say the press has a liberal tilt. It's hard to argue you don't favor one party when you've just coughed up cash for that party.
From the MSNBC report:
Many of the donating journalists cover topics far from politics: food, fashion, sports. Some touch on politics from time to time: Even a film critic has to review Gore's documentary on global warming. And some donors wield quiet influence behind the scenes, such as the wire editors at newspapers in Honolulu and Riverside, Calif., who decide which state, national and international news to publish.
The pattern of donations, with nearly nine out of 10 giving to Democratic candidates and causes, appears to confirm a leftward tilt in newsrooms -- at least among the donors, who are a tiny fraction of the roughly 100,000 staffers in newsrooms across the nation.
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Mental Health
Have Mental Health Questions? Ask a Psychiatrist Online
Hi there ,
Welcome to Just answer !
Can i please ask why were you started on abilify ( aripiprazole ) ,which is an antipsychotic drug when you are a diagnosied case of Mjor depressive disorder ( MDD )?
Ok , to save you the time , i shall mention that Abilify causes Clinical worsening of the depresson , so i suggest that you should come off it , and instead start on a good anti depressant such as Paxil CR or Effexor XR or Zoloft , and to this anti depressant you shall add 1 mood stabilizer such as Lithium or divalproax or valproate, this mood stabilizer will prevent the mood fluctuations and depressive outbreaks while assisting the anti depressnant.
But , you need to come off abilify as soon as possible , as it has worsened your condition drastically and so needs to be stopped , but do not come off it abruptly , but taper it down over a period of 2 weeks to avoid unnecessary withdrawl symptoms.
kINDLY see the link below and see the side effects of abilify
http://www.rxlist.com/abilify-drug.htm ( see side effects )
I hope this helps..
I wish you all the best..
I am corresponding on my wife's behalf - she's asleep on the couch now...
The abilify was rx'd to enhance the effectiveness of effexor. Certainly the abilify @ 2 mg twice daily, in addition to lorazapam (2.5 mg total per day), has made her very sleepy / sedated; however, once the abilify was increased to 5 mg twice daily, my wife immediately became quite non-functional - essentially unable to get out of bed, and the depression worse. Her anxiety seems okay and leveled (lorazapam Rx changed to clonazepam 2 mg twice daily on Fri, 10/2/09).
Assuming the abilify has caused this very apparent "slow-down", if the abilify is dropped back down to 2 mg / day, or soon (after weaning?) stopped, will the abilify have "enhanced" or speeded up the MDD remission?
Sorry for the delay in responding, my computer chose a bad time to be uncooperative.
I have just read your reply about stopping the ablify; can you try to answer the above question as well?
Well, one thing is pretty sure that abilify has been the one to make your wife severely depressed , so all in all this calls for its weaning before completely stopping it , but as i said earlier, you need to bring it off slowly over a period of atleast 7- 10 days , as we donot want withdrawl symptoms of abilify to further complicate the picture and add to your wife's misery.
Now , answer to your question , well, bringing her off abilify will definitely aligne your wife on the path of MDD remission , but ,this will take some time ,before complete remission takes place , but yes , she will start feeling much better once abilify is withdrawn , so just discuss this with her doctor and show him the site link mentioned above to support the claim , and kindly relieve your wife from the unpleasant effects of abilify . Well, bringing off abilify or reducing the dose to 2 mg/ day , will certainly help her to recover from depression faster.
I'm sorry, but due to my computer's untimely hick up, your reply arrived before I could answer your question.
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Thank you for your responses and for persistently helping through my computer's glitch. Since we began our discussion, my wife's doctor returned her page to him and he told her not to take any Abilify today and to take just one 5mg tablet of Abilfy a day starting tomorrow (again, this is in addition to her Effexor XR). Hopefully when we again see him this Friday he will further wean her off the abilify.
Also, hopefully, this rough "shot" of Abilify over these last three days will have "enhanced" the effectiveness of the Effexor XR antidepressant and justified the additional suffering she experienced.


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Forbidden Texts: Erotic Literature and Its Readers in Eighteenth-Century France (New Cultural Studies Series)
1st U.S. edition, book like new, clean and unmarked, dust jacket has slight shelfwear (scuffing) on rear panel and is now protected in a clear Brodart cover. By Jean Marie Goulemot. Published by University of Pennsylvania Press 1994. Publisher's statement: "This book is an original and illuminating study of erotic literature in eighteenth-century France. Approacing the erotic book as a literary genre, Goulemot suggests that in early modern France it could be found alongside accepted forms of literary practice. Books containing obscene language, scatalogical descriptions and the depiction of scenes of joyour fornication abounded, and were considered a recognized fact of cultural life. Goulemot argues that descriptions of sexual activity were the object of a healthy and well-established trade, and became ousted from the marketplace only with the arrival of a new, more codified elitist conception of art. It was at this point, under classicism, that a form of modern pornography--privately bought and secretly read--was born. Goulemot discusses the rules of production of erotic literature, its means of dissemination and modes of consumption, from the touting of prohibited books in the park of Versailles to the use of literature in waiting rooms in brothels. He examines the various narratives techniques used in erotic books, as well as the images and illustrations they contained. Forbidden texts will be of particular interest to students of literature and literary theory, cultural history and the history of the book. "
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Isotopes set game attendance record
Franchise-best 16,229 come through turnstiles on July 4
By Albuquerque Isotopes | July 5, 2013 9:35 AM ET
A franchise-record 16,229 fans flocked to Isotopes Park Thursday evening, establishing a new mark for single-game attendance.
The throng is the first of what could very well be a record-setting series as the Isotopes host the Iowa Cubs in a four-game set during the holiday weekend. Thursday's game featured a post-game fireworks extravaganza and was the first of three straight nights of post-game fireworks at Isotopes Park.
"All we can say is, 'Wow'," said Isotopes general manager John Traub. "What an unbelievable night this was. It is certainly among the most memorable events we've ever hosted at Isotopes Park. We can't thank the fans enough for their continued support of their beloved Isotopes."
Thursday was the second time in the Isotopes' 11-year history that they surpassed the 16,000-mark in a single game.
The top five single-game attendances in Isotopes Park history are as follows:
Crowd Date
16,229 July 4, 2013
16,059 July 4, 2011
15,358 July 3, 2009
15,321 June 23, 2009
15,309 July 4, 2012
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Now, I'm well aware that other towns claim hockey for their own, including Kingston and Halifax. So I assure you that it is pure coincidence, forced on me by fact, that I claim the birth of hockey for my hometown of Montreal, and also claim the particular stable of that birth to be my own alma mater, McGill University - and, more narrowly, also call the labour bed of the birth of hockey the six-square-block area between Sherbrooke and St. Catherine streets and Stanley and Drummond, where I happened to grow up. What can I say? It happens to be so, and there is nothing to be done about it. (Seriously, the persuasive, detailed account of this moment does take place there, and we owe it to the Laval University historian, Michel Vigneault, who has shown in detail how it happened. Obviously hockey grew up in many niches and in many parts of the country, but if modern hockey was born in any one place, it was in Montreal, which still bears many marks of the forceps.)
The earliest records we have of a game of ice hockey come from the 1870s and '80s around McGill, but it seems quite possible that the winter game was brought there from Nova Scotia. Certainly it was a young Nova Scotia-raised engineer, James George Aylwin Creighton, BCL1880, working in Montreal as the Grand Trunk Railroad was being built, who first consolidated the rules of hockey at McGill in 1873.
Creighton was a rugby player, and hockey for him was a way of extending the rugby season into the winter months. The scene of his invention was the old Victoria Skating Rink in Montreal, the first large purpose-built rink in Canada, between Drummond and Stanley, where on a cold March day Creighton is said to have been heard hollering out rugby rules to the players of the new sport. (Lord Stanley saw his first ice hockey game at the Victoria Rink.)
As someone once said, the central point of rugby is to survive it. And that's where an ambiguity begins. Ice hockey is a hybrid, even a freak—what botanists call in a very different sense a "sport"—seeming to belong to the association football family, it also belongs to the rugby family, while the other contact sport that feeds into it is lacrosse —also an "association" game, one in which team play in passing is paramount, and it is also the other acceptably violent sport of the time. (The hockey rule, not held in common with association football kinds of games, that there is space behind the goal is a carryover from lacrosse, and it gives hockey a distinctly strategic character.) The DNA of hockey, its combination of being the most flashily brilliant and speedy of games and at the same time the most brutal of contact sports, comes from that doubleness—from the reality that what Creighton was trying to create when he first codified the rules of hockey in 1873 was a form of rugby on ice, played according to rules inflected by lacrosse.
Hockey's rules have changed and evolved since then. When Creighton first invented (or consolidated) those rules, there were no forward passes— just like rugby, where you can carry the ball or shift it backwards but can't pass it ahead. Not only its explicit rules but also its implicit spirit recall that brutal and yet most gallant of games. And, like rugby, hockey is (or pretends to be) a self-policing sport. Rugby is brutal, but pointed as much to the shared party after as the triumph of one team. It rewards comradeship, penalizes selfishness, and has its own unwritten internal rules to mitigate its violence. There are right ways to tackle and wrong ways, and since the point of the sport is that after-party, the rules are enforced by the social group. So hockey—both grim and graceful, brutal as much as balletic— belongs both to the family of association sports, of control sports, and to the rugby family of collision sports. Its history, in a sense, is the struggle to see which of its two parents will determine its legacy.
Two parents . . . and two solitudes? We think of that time and that place—Montreal at the end of the 19th century —as one of two parallel encampments, of a British and a French establishment living apart from each other in a kind of gloomy splendour, the French establishment dominated by an extremely hidebound pre-Quiet Revolution Roman Catholic Church, while the English-speaking Scottish establishment, gloomier even than its counterparts back in Scotland, has McGill University at its centre.
In one way we expect sports to mirror the social arrangement of their society. But sports are a hammer as much as a mirror, breaking social conventions as they invent them. Baseball was shaped by 19th-century Irish and German immigrants to the United States, who gave the game its character, but it later acted as a conduit for Jews and Italians, who entered the game to take on Americanness. Sports preserve the pressures of the era that they're made in, but they alter some of them too. Hockey reflected the social order of late-19th century Montreal, but it disturbed that order too, in healthy and invigorating ways.
For there was a kind of free-valence atomic shell at play in Montreal life at that time. Between the pious French and the prosperous English stood the Irish, who occupied two positions at once, in a way that would prove potent for the making of the winter game. As English-speakers they were in one way aligned with the anglo elite. But they were also Roman Catholics, and that meant they were educated with (and sometimes married to and buried alongside) the French. To be Irish was to have a kind of double identity. On the one hand you belonged to the English-speaking minority and on the other hand you despised your masters in the English-speaking minority; you were a fellow worshipper with the French-speaking majority but at the same time you were reluctant to identify with the French underclass.
When you played hockey, you wanted to beat the Brits at McGill . . . but the way to do it might be to look for help from the francophones across the hall. And so the Irish played a central role, in some ways the central role, in the invention of ice hockey.
The old flag of Montreal, which showed an impress quartered among the French, Irish, Scots, and English,was exclusivist (we would now need to include Greeks and Portuguese and Jews and Haitians) but it was not false. Ethnic rivalry, and coalitions of convenience, made a city culture.
Hockey, as we've seen, is first played by the students of McGill as winter rugby, and as members of the anglo elite in Montreal, they begin with a monopoly on it. But then the Irish kids down in Pointe Saint-Charles need a winter sport to play as well, and so they form an Irish hockey club called, naturally, the Shamrocks. At this time the idea of Catholics playing sports with non-Catholics is one that the Catholic Church in Quebec tries hard to discourage. Indeed, the whole idea of sport is frowned on by the Church hierarchy, who actually try to ban tobogganing in 1885. As a consequence, organized hockey is slow to spread among the francophone majority. Yet, because there is a kind of implicit alliance between the Irish and the French in Montreal, based on their common Catholic education, you begin to get French-Canadian kids playing hockey for Irish teams.
It's not at the street level that hockey gets passed to the francophone community—the neighbourhoods are still too separate for that—but at the Catholic college level, at Collège Sainte-Marie and Mont-Saint-Louis and Saint-Laurent, and then largely through the tutelage of the Irish students. In 1894 and 1895, though the student body at Collège Sainte-Marie is heavily francophone, the hockey team at Sainte-Marie is entirely Irish, and only slowly does it begin to become more and more francophone. The first kids who come to play are from mixed marriages, and even today historians have a hard time being certain if a name represents a francophone, mixed, or Irish family background. The Kent brothers, Stephen and Rosaire, for instance, play for various teams at the beginning of the century, but Rosaire, with his French first name, seems to play exclusively for French teams, while his brother Stephen goes back and forth. The circumstances, at least the sporting ones, are more mixed than the clichés of solitude quite allow for.
Although hockey is passed from the Irish to the French in the colleges, the game seems in francophone neighbourhoods to have some of the aura of a street sport: a game played at high speed for fun with an emphasis on individual skill—much like African-American street and playground basketball in U.S. cities in the forties and fifties. An awareness grows that on the French-Canadian side people play with a particular kind of flair, and eventually two teams, the National and the Montagnards, emerge (the Montagnards began as a snowshoeing club, which gives them their name). The new clubs are successful enough to get their own rink in the East End—at the corner of Duluth and Saint-Hubert, just north of Sherbrooke Street—and become the first Québécois hockey teams.
One of the fascinating things that happen in the his-tory of hockey in Montreal through these crucial crucible years is that there is a constant awkward dance among the Shamrocks, the Montagnards, and the National for the allegiance of their players.
In 1898 the Montagnards include a Proulx and a Mercier, but also a Cummings and a Conrad. If anyone wanted to make a great Canadian movie—the great Canadian movie—it would be all about the hockey love triangle among the Montagnards, the Shamrocks, and the McGill Redmen in Montreal between 1900 and 1903. On the one hand all the prejudice and bigotry that kept these communities apart still existed, and at the same time there was an irresistible attraction, through the medium of this new sport of hockey, towards assimilation and joint effort —towards collaboration, in every sense. Sport, as I said, acts as a mirror for our divisions, but it also acts as a hammer that destroys them, if for no higher reason than that the tribal urge to defeat the enemy in surrogate warfare is stronger even than ordinary social bigotry.
At a crucial moment in 1903, two of the stars of the Montagnards, Louis Hurtubise and Théophile Viau, were incited to "cross over" and play with the Irish Shamrocks, who were in a senior, professional league while the francophone team continued to play in the intermediate league. The potential betrayal was a six days' wonder in Montreal. Could these kids leave the Montagnards for the Shamrocks —a much more visible team, playing as they did in the Victoria Arena—and do so without betraying their national identity? True, they would help the Shamrocks beat the rival English teams, but they would also be crossing over from one allegiance to another, from east to west.
For a week or two Hurtubise and Viau, a speedy winger and a rock-solid defenceman, had the whole weight of national identity on their shoulders: if they left the Montagnards they would in effect become symbolic Irishmen; if they stayed with the Montagnards they would remain ghettoized within the narrow precincts of the French-Canadian, Church-dominated culture and remain intermediates forever. We can only imagine the pressure on these two kids — improve your lot or declare your loyalty?
If you were making this movie in anglophone Canada, you would have Hurtubise and Viau play with the Shamrocks, where they would Overcome Obstacles, and then all would band together to beat some American team. And if you were making the movie in Quebec you would have Viau and Hurtubise, after their flirtation with false Anglo-Irish glory—room here for a lovely Franco-Irish romance—go back to the Montagnards to assert their national identity in face of the temptations of assimilation.
And if you were making a real documentary about what actually happened ... they would take turns, playing on both teams at once, in the best Canadian way. For that seems to be what did actually happen: the best surmise in a murky story seems to be that they played a bit for one team and then a bit for the other. Canadianly, they found a compromise that involved never actually having to choose, keeping a dual identity and playing occasionally for both sweaters. The controversy does not so much come to a crisis and climax as just drift away in the cold winter air.
And in a broader sense, this sinuous unfolding compromise of styles and skaters sneaking back and forth across lines, never resolved but routinely companionate, is what gave hockey its identity. It was the merging of manners — the rugby-based style of the McGill team; the very rough-and-tumble and in some ways brutal style of the Shamrocks; and the increasingly pass-oriented creative style of the Montagnards (what we call river hockey, though really born on frozen back-alley rivulets)—that gave composite hockey its strong identity.
That's how pro hockey is made, with all the elements that we can still see today. It is in part an improvisational game played on a frozen street, in part a brutal game of rugby at high speed, in part a form of soccer on ice. All these elements get mixed with residual British ideas of fair play and self-policing schoolyard justice, which produce both the long handshake lines at the end of playoff games and the sometimes ugly sense that the players should settle it themselves—a sense unknown to the supposedly more anarchic but actually more authoritarian American games, where one punch gets you thrown out by the ref. Hockey is both a city sport and a clan sport, a modern melting-pot sport that retains an archaic tang of my gang here versus your gang there. The most creative of sports that a single original mind can dominate, it is also the most clannish, most given to brutal tribal rules of insult and retribution. And it is the play—the compromise, one might say— between clan and creativity that still gives it its character now. It's still this game, with its tightly wound strands of tripartite DNA, that we love.
Excerpted with permission from Winter: Five Windows on The Season (House of Anansi Press) © 2011 by Adam Gopnik.
In preparing this piece, the author owes a debt of gratitude to Laval University historian Michel Vigneault, whose PhD thesis, "La naissance d'un sport organise au Canada: Le hockey à Montréal, 1875-1917," offers the most persuasive account of the moment hockey was birthed at McGill University.
Over the course of 25 years of writing for the New Yorker, Adam Gopnik has firmly established himself as one of North America's finest storytellers – witty, urbane and eager to examine the wide array of subjects that capture his interest.
This essay on hockey's origins is excerpted from Winter: Five Windows on the Season, the book version of the 2011 Massey Lectures, delivered recently by Gopnik (he joins an august crowd – past lecturers include Northrop Frye, Martin Luther King and Noam Chomsky). The book covers a lot of territory – everything from the evolution of Christmas to the science of snowflakes to the "maddeningly inept and shimmeringly courageous" Arctic explorers of the 19th and early 20th centuries.


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Television industry most popular channel Star Plus is launching a new daily soap Vaidehi. Previously, the news was that the new show will be produced by Endemol India and Four Lions who has also been producing Star One popular show Geet Hui Sabse Parayi but now, news is that Rajesh Chadha's Panglosean Entertainment production will attach with Four Lions in place of Endemol India. Sources say that still everything is unclear.
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Usually this little power rankings exercise revolves around where the New York Giants stack up against the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins, but Big Blue is so far out their division rivals' league this year that we've had our eye on another team: Matt Ryan, Julio Jones and the Atlanta Falcons.
At 7-0, the Falcons have been riding the undefeated record to Power Rankings dominance all year. After watching the Giants stumble through two victories the last few weeks we hardly expect that to change. Let's take a look:
This week's ranking: 2
Last week's ranking: 2
Their comment: Seven times in nine New York seasons Tom Coughlin has gone 6-2 or better in the first half. Only twice has he won at least five in the second half.
Our comment: And again, the Midseason Swoon storyline rears its ugly head. Actually, we're kind of surprised we haven't heard more about it.
This week's ranking: 4
Last week's ranking: 4
Their comment: Do they know how to win in the new Cowboys stadium or what? They own the NFC East right now.
Our comment: Yes, yes we do own the NFC East right now. And always. Still don't like being ranked behind the Chicago Bears and Houston Texans, but the showing against the Cowboys wasn't exactly "shoot-up-the-ranks" kinda stuff.
This week's ranking: 2
Last week's ranking: 2
Their comment (PFT was naming Midseason MVP's this week): Eli Manning, even though in the first three quarters of some games he could drive a fan to drink.
Our comment: Hard to argue with Manning as MVP. Hard to argue with remaining in second again to the Falcons.
This week's ranking: 4
Last week's ranking: 4
Their comment: The positives: The Giants held a 23-point lead Sunday at Dallas and forced six turnovers in the process. The negatives: The 23-point lead dissipated by the end of the third quarter and they only turned six turnovers into 23 points. The only thing that matters: They won the game.
Our comment: Truth, Brian Billick. Preach the truth.
The Giants appear stuck in neutral across the board: the Cowboys victory far too ugly to go moving up the board, yet a victory nonetheless so not really in a position to slide backwards. The Pittsburgh Steelers are probably good enough a team that the Giants can gain some momentum with a decisive victory (especially if the Falcons have trouble in Dallas).
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Hailey and Nathan Doty of Lawrenceburg announce the birth of their daughter, Olivia Kate Doty, at 1:43 p.m. on April 17, 2014 at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington.
She weighed 8 pounds, 5 ounces and was 20 inches long.
She was welcomed home by her brothers - Gabriel, 11, Zach, 10, and Trevor, 5.
Her maternal grandparents are Leesa and Bruce Stevens of Lawrenceburg and Rodney Samuels and Sunnye Smith of Lawrenceburg.
Ashley Lewis and Dustin Graybeal of Lawrenceburg announce the birth of their son, Ashtin Karter Graybeal, at 8:07 a.m. on Jan. 21, 2014 at Frankfort Regional Medical Center in Frankfort.
He weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 and 1/4 inches long.
His maternal grandparents are Charlene and Kevin Lewis of Lawrenceburg.
Her maternal great-grandparents are Irene and Robert Scrogham, David and Gloria Lewis.
His paternal grandparents are Debbie Morrow and Ricky Graybeal of Lawrenceburg.
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Mrs. Sharp, the former Elgeather Davenport, is the daughter of the late Doran and Bertha Davenport of Salvisa.
Mr. Sharp is the son of the late Alpha and Clarence Sharp of Taylorsville.
They have two children - Wesley Sharp and his wife, Johanna, of Versailles and Patricia Sharp of Somerset, Ky.
Jeff Drury of Lawrenceburg and Nicole Morgan of Frankfort announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Emily Nicole Drury, to Gerald Edwin Milam, son of Joe and Terri Milam of Lawrenceburg.
Grandparents of the bride are Paul and Peggy Drury and Larry and Linda Morgan, all of Lawrenceburg.
Grandparents of the groom are Darrell and Shirley Bunch and Lualice Dockal and the late Jerry Milam, all of Lawrenceburg.
Bryan and Mary Beth Shouse of Lawrenceburg announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Katelyn Elizabeth Shouse, to Aaron Morgan Graves, son of Larry and Bobbi Graves of Lawrenceburg.
The bride-to-be is a 2009 Anderson County High School graduate and a 2013 Transylvania University graduate. She is currently pursuing her Doctor of Pharmacy degree with the University of Kentucky.
Heather and Randy Adams of Lawrenceburg announce the birth of their daughter, Audrey Lynn Adams, on Nov. 27, 2013 at 1 p.m. at the Frankfort Regional Medical Center.
She weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Bobby and Betty Montgomery of Lawrenceburg.
Her maternal great-grandparents are Deverl Burns and the late Clyde Burns and Robert Montgomery and the late Virginia Perkins.
Her paternal grandparents are Adams and the late Ronald Adams of Loretto, Ky.
Ashley and Jackie Smith of Lawrenceburg announce the birth of their daughter, Rylee Cole Smith, on April 21, 2014 at 8:26 a.m. at Frankfort (Ky.) Regional Medical Center.
She weighed 7 pounds, 15.5 ounces and was 18 inches long.
She is welcomed home by her brothers Austin, 14, Jackson, 8 and sister Carlee, 3.
Her maternal grandparents are Bill and Pam Cole of Lawrenceburg.
Her maternal great-grandparents are Warren and Shirley Ivey of Lexington, Rollin and Jeanette Cole of Lawrenceburg, and the late Jimmy Wright.
The family of John and Berneice Mitchell will host a reception to celebrate John and Berneice's 50th wedding anniversary.
The anniversary will take place at Antioch Christian Church in Willisburg, Ky. from 5 p.m.– 8 p.m. Sat., May 17.
They were married May 16, 1964 in Clintwood, Va.
Berneice is a retired teacher.
John is a retired bus driver and IBM employee.
Berneice's parents are the late Robert Drury and Faye Drury of Willisburg.
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David Lloyd (email@example.com)
Mon, 6 Jul 1998 09:44:01 -0500 (CDT)
Actually, that's just a compiler warning. I ignored tons of warnings like
this and my version of ht://dig runs just fine on IRIX 6.3.
David Lloyd
Webmaster, System Administrator MU's SGI/NeXT Network
On Sun, 5 Jul 1998, Dan Watts wrote:
> I'm a newbie to htdig and I was wondering if anyone has built
> htdig v3.0.8b2 on Irix 5.3. I'm getting a number of compile
> time errors such as the following:
> "WordList.cc", line 117: warning(3270): pointless comparison of unsigned
> integer with zero
> if (*word >= 0 && *word < ' ')
> ^
> Looking at the code, the comparison with 0 is indeed pointless since
> "char" is unsigned and wil always be >= 0.
> Does anyone have a set of patches to get htdig to compile on Irix 5.3
> or perhaps have a tar file of their build area that I could download?
> Thanks,
> Dan
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