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Sam Katz has nominated Jeff Rabb for the Bombers board, but the current directors don't want him.
The mayor -- along with Premier Greg Selinger -- has an appointee on the board to safeguard the investment in the stadium and the Bombers made by taxpayers. Katz put forward Rabb, president of Winpark Dorchester Properties, but Bombers chairman Brock Bulbuck and vice-chair David Asper have urged the mayor to reconsider. Katz listened to their arguments against Rabb but in the end chose to stick with his choice.
Rabb must now be accepted or declined through a vote of the current board of directors.
"The city and province have the right to representation on the board. That doesn't mean that they unilaterally appoint a board member," Bulbuck said in a phone conversation on Monday. "They have the right to appoint a board member but under our bylaws, every nominee has to be considered from both the merits of the skillset of the individual as well as their background and their expertise. They are then voted on with the majority of the board needed to vote in their favour to elect a director."
Bulbuck said he and Asper approached the mayor because they wanted a city staffer and not a member of the public at large to fill the seat left vacant by former city administrator Phil Sheegl.
"We (Bulbuck and Asper) did request a meeting with the mayor requesting that he consider someone from the administration. The Bombers have to work closely with the city. We've got a Grey Cup to plan, we've got stadium transition issues and transportation issues and all of those things. Working with someone in the city, who knows where to go and who to talk to in order to get the right meetings and make the right decisions is key," said Bulbuck, who also questioned how effective Rabb will be as the mayor's appointee if Katz is no longer in office after October's municipal election. "We were there representing the board. It was after a board discussion. It wasn't a personal visit representing the personal views of David Asper and Brock Bulbuck. It was about who would be the best city representative for the board at this time."
Katz explained why he chose Rabb.
"Jeff Rabb has supported the Bombers financially and emotionally for a long time," said Katz. "I've nominated Jeff and he's an excellent candidate. A successful businessman and a philanthropist."
Rabb only commented briefly on Monday but promised to add value if selected. "I don't have much to say until I'm nominated but if I'm chosen I'll have more to say and I'll work hard to serve the fans."
Bulbuck, meantime, admitted the board has ignored its own bylaws on term limits but says they're in the process of cleaning that up.
"In accordance with a retirement schedule set forth last April for all current and existing board members, we will have three current board members retire and we'll appoint three more from the public at large," said Bulbuck. "During the time of the stadium development, continuity was deemed important once the project was started and terms from our bylaws were not abided by. We thought it was in the best interest of the club to have continuity. Last April we recommitted to board renewal and regeneration, defining retirement dates for every existing director and committing to the public nomination process."
Keeping the board together during the building of the stadium and subsequent transition makes good sense. But there are board members who under reasonable term limits were well beyond their expiration date prior to the development of the new stadium.
"Yes. But they're now all scheduled to come off. Gene Dunn, for example, comes off the board at the end of this year," said Bulbuck, noting Dunn is a long-serving board member. "I'm committed to having a governance model this community can be proud of."
The mechanism of the board is supposed to run the Bombers. Not the personalities. It's supposed to be transparent and evolving with strong community people moving in and then out. Not sticking around in perpetuity. Term limits are to be lived by and not ignored to satisfy ego or a thirst for power.
Bulbuck gets this and his zeal for reform is commendable. If not a little late in arrival.
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Monday's tragedy in Boston saw an outpouring of gracious acts in the wake of sadness. One of those acts came from former Rams wide receiver Danny Amendola, who made a pledge on Twitter to support the victims of the bombings at the 2013 Boston Marathon.
I will DONATE $100 for EVERY pass I catch next season to whatever "Boston Marathon Relief Fund" there is. And $200 for any dropped pass.
— Danny Amendola (@DannyAmendola) April 16, 2013
The record for receptions in a season is 143 (Marvin Harrison, 2002). Even if Amendola matches this feat, his new five-year deal worth $28.5 million with the Patriots should provide some cushion. Nevertheless, it's a noble announcement. The real kicker here is his last statement, in which Amendola states that double will be donated for dropped passes.
Another kind gesture? Absolutely.
As an aside, this sets up quite nicely for Amendola, who has big (tiny) shoes to fill in Boston with the departure of Wes Welker. A dropped pass by Amendola may insight cheers instead of jeers this season. That's brilliant.
While the world rightfully applauded Amendola for his kind gesture, Mizzou wide receiver used it as an opportunity to network.
TJ Moe was a slot receiver for Mizzou and is entering the NFL Draft this year. He draws strong comparisons to Wes Welker and Danny Amendola thanks to his versatility, size and whiteness.
But there has to be other ways to connect with personal mentors. Send an email, have your athletic director reach out to Patriots PR. Something, anything other than responding to a tweet about a Boston Marathon Relief Fund.

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Consider what I've said and give us your thoughts. Again, this isn't about starting a flame war, I just want you to understand where some of us are going to come from with your contribution....
Hi all.
I have been working hard to bring some help back to the forum and to hopefully reduce the repeated questions asked by newbies like myself.
Over the last couple of months on and off i have been creating a downloadable image to restore to a usb key with BT3 and the scripts to make wep and wpa cracking as easy as possible... This also includes saved changes and has been aided by the tutorials and help from baldparrot and pureh@te.
Currently I have tested with the following drivers:-
Intel IPW3945 ABC - Found in Dell D430 laptops
Edimax 3918USG USB Dongle (RT73)
What i need now is some more experienced members to help me test my work and give me any feedback before i release the image and instructions on remote exploit and my blog.
The idea to to help get BT3 newbies get started and then help them learn how it all works by looking through the scripts etc.
Any questions, moans, groans and ideas can be left below and I hope that this can be seen as a positive post to the forum.
Consider what I've said and give us your thoughts. Again, this isn't about starting a flame war, I just want you to understand where some of us are going to come from with your contribution....
"The goal of every man should be to continue living even after he can no longer draw breath."
Tiptoe, Thank you for the PM. I will respond here though so we can address the topic so every one understands.
First of all I'm excited that you are passionate about giving back to the community and I am in no way trying to discourage that however you idea has a few problems.
1) Your "image" of back track is not official and has not been approved by anyone on the team.
2) Nothing against you but its asking a lot of people to trust your image has not been tampered with.
3) If there is a issue with your release who will support all the questions and problems you receive. We here could not support a release we had nothing to do with.
4) We have had this situation before on the forums. A member (whom we knew fairly well) had remastered the bt2 iso with some newer drivers and such. He posted it and we as a group (mods/admins/dev team) all decided that it was not something we wanted to get involved in.
So..... What does this mean. Well it means I will have to ask you not to post such a item on the forums. If you make it and post it on your blog and tell all your friends, well theres nothing we can do about that. BT is free to modify in anyway however we as a community can not officially support your release. I' hoping you will understand these points and please fell free to PM if you need some further clarification on the matter.
We had this type of situation another time when the community wanted to make a .lzm repository of stuff the community made and uploaded. We decided against that to because frankly unless I know you I'm not using your .lzm.
Ok fellas, thanks for your comments.
i understand where you are both coming from and will respect your wishes in not posting anymore on this subject on the forum.
The pure reason i have spent all the time was because the hard part i did find on here was trying to nail down the correct info for each part of my experience with bt3 within these forums. i know there are tons of posts and with these posts i eventually managed to scrape together a build that worked (This took weeks not days) Now my build involves next to no commandline, a few instructions and drag and drop.
i know people can be lazy when they just want to get it up and running yesterday, post repeated questions and don't bother to look for the info. On the flip side when you genuinely cannot find the details and you do post, it can be met with some angry replies or you just get ignored. The main concept of this release is to address those who are not professionals in linux or pentesting, but still want to try it out - These newbies will never go away so I saw a way to take some of the repeated, bloated posts away from the forum. Sometimes learning can be had by tinkering with the working build you already have, not just the original way of building it yourself.
The main reason i did not post a release of any sort was because i wanted to ensure i had the correct people involved and to seek their approval / sign off. it would have been more help if we had gone through what i had done before simply dismissing it. i guess that comes down to your time and the worry to what my scripts will do, but you guys are the professionals here and the likes of shamanvirtuel etc have posted sucessfully with your support. I wanted you guys to check all the code / scripts and try it before anyone got to see it!
Regarding support, there isn't much difference to this then there is on the BT3 final, any parts i found did cause an issue i posted about in my draft blog or instructions. i must admit i was dubious about how you guys would react so i'm not that surprised, but as a mature 35 year old, i.T specialist i don't see it as a flamed post
The release will not be posted here if the seniors like yourself pureh@te are not happy to check it out, although I would appreciate it as a fellow member that if i am to post on my blog i will not be blacklisted on the remote exploit forums ...
My post was not a flame and once again I will say that I appreciate the enthusiasm to help out. I will not blacklist you for posting on the blog however you should be sure to add that it is not a official remote exploit release. You may of course appeal to one of the developers if you want however I'm fairly certain we would share the same opinion on this.
I was talking about the other guy!
To be honest it all sounds a bit 'keep it in the family' but i will do my own thing anyway.
Thanks for clearing this up.
"The goal of every man should be to continue living even after he can no longer draw breath."
Ok let me make myself crystal clear here! Both you guys pureh@te and shadowkill have been both honest and professional. I am happy that you both answered my post and it was indeed constructive and you did not upset me in any way.
If anyone of you guys can assist me on my mission then great, if not then i will take the risk on my blog purely as i feel i have invested a huge amount of time in a position to aid the new guys on the circuit. All help, advice, guidance and crticism is accepted as that is how we all learn and build our status upgrades from the junior to the senior on whatever forum, website or blog we are a apart of.
To save the forum diskspace and flack from fellow member i would like to ask this topic is locked now and all chat is carried out over PM, email or msn.


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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- America has a savings problem: U.S. adults aren't nearly saving enough for retirement, and about half the country isn't saving for retirement at all. According to LIMRA, a financial industry marketing and distribution group, 49% of Americans aren't contributing to a retirement plan. Of that number, 56% of young consumers (ages 18-34) are in the "non-savings" group. "The findings from this survey were disturbing, given that people will increasingly need to rely on their personal savings to make ends meet in retirement," offers Matthew Drinkwater, associate managing director at LIMRA Retirement Research. Now there are rumblings that state and possibly even federal government is going to force Americans to start socking cash away for their golden years. President Barack Obama has made the "automatic IRA" a central plank in his 2013 budget. Similar to the 401(k) law passed by Congress in 2006, the automatic IRA would let firms with 10 or more employees enroll new employees automatically in individual retirement accounts. According to a white paper from AARP, "between 24 million and 43 million workers without current access to a workplace retirement plan or traditional pension would have access to an Auto IRA under the proposal ... That represents from one in five to one in three private-sector workers, a number that could significantly reshape the retirement planning landscape. Illinois and California have statewide automatic IRA programs in the pipeline. The Illinois bill targets companies that have been in business for two years. It has an "opt out" clause for employees who do not want to enroll. California's plan is a bit different. Last September the state introduced a universal retirement savings plan mandating that companies offer "a payroll deposit retirement savings arrangement" via the state's California Secure Choice Retirement Savings Program. California legislators believe the rule could increase consumer savings rates by $8 billion. Officials say 50% of middle-class workers in the state are on track to retire into poverty. Consumers in other states can expect similar legislation soon. The federal government is looking to break out automatic IRA programs as well. Federal and state government officials believe way too many Americans are drifting toward a fiscal disaster in retirement.


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Militev's husband went in to survey the damage. There was a little over 2 feet of water inside.
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Helping bereaved parents and families since 2001, the Christmas Box Angel of Hope Children's Memorial in Stow Silver Springs Cemetery was created to help those who suffer the death of a child. This beautiful memorial is a peaceful place for grieving parents whose children have died, before or after birth, to mourn, heal, and remember their beloved children.
A beautiful replica of an angel statue inspired by the book, "The Christmas Box," by author Richard Paul Evans, stands at the center of this unique memorial. A best-selling book, it lovingly tells of a mother's grief and eventual solace over the death of her child.
More than 500 bricks, all in memory of children, have been placed at the Angel of Hope. Memorial bricks will continue to be sold throughout the year at a cost of $100, with placement in the spring and fall. Bricks may be purchased in memory of any child, regardless of age or where the child was born or lived. They did not have to be Stow residents. Bricks may also be purchased as gifts in memory of a child or children. Brick order forms are available at the memorial in Silver Springs Cemetery at 5080 Stow Road, by going to the website www.christmasboxangelofhopestowohio.com, or by calling Sara Ruble at 330-689-1089.
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This is actually a spin on the Top Sirloin With Broccolini recipe found on page 80 of Weber's Time To Grill.
Last week I bought an English-cut chuck roast and cut it horizontally into 2 steaks. The first one met a quick fate at the hands of salt, pepper, and fire but this one hung around for a few days.
I mixed up the marinade the night before.
24 hours later the steak was ready for the grill so I put it on my cheap cast iron grate over Duraflame briquettes.
I didn't make the broccolini per the recipe but the marinade worked very well on the beef. It's essentially a vinaigrette so I made a few minor alterations, but the flavors held up well and chuck steak has the advantage of being able to tolerate a long marination.


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The 25-year-old man left Yates's in Frogmoor sometime between 1am and 3am on Saturday when he was approached by two unknown men.
Police said the duo dragged the man down an alleyway near Temple End where they held him down and assaulted him for about a minute before the victim managed to fight them off.
The man sustained bruising and cuts to his back and ankle but did not require hospital treatment, officers said.
Police said the men are described as white, aged between 19 and 24 years old, with local accents. They were possibly wearing hooded tops.
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deCODE genetics was the biotech industry's champion at scientific discovery – contributing more research papers to top journals than any other company – but its commercial model was far from successful. In November it filed for bankruptcy protection.
Today, happily, the core deCODE genetics business is resurrected as a private company, with new funding – including some from the venture capitalists who originally backed it in the 1990s.
The Icelandic company's press release boasts proudly but correctly: "deCODE operates the most productive human gene discovery engine in the world."
It has discovered an amazing number of genetic variations that contribute to common human diseases, often in collaboration with academic groups. But deCODE's drug development and DNA testing business brought in less revenue than expected, and the company lost serious money in the 2008 Lehmann Brothers crash.
deCODE founder Kari Stefansson will remain as executive chairman and president of research, joined on a two-man executive committee by new recruit Earl "Duke" Collier, previously executive vice-president at Genzyme.
The company says it will continue to offer deCODE diagnostics disease risk tests, deCODEme personal genome scans, and contract service offerings including genotyping, sequencing and data analysis. "Going forward, deCODE will concentrate on translating its science into medically and commercially important products and services," it says.
deCODE was not universally popular but I am delighted that this very distinctive Icelandic enterprise will live on and, I hope, contribute more to human healthcare.


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Horace "Harry" Albert Anderson – Private – DOB 9-7-1843 - DOD 11-7-1937
Frederick W. Wild age 19, (not related) author of 'Memoirs and History of Capt. Alexander's Baltimore Battery of Light Artillery ' wrote that, "the war had been going on for a year or two now and President Lincoln called for 300,000 more volunteers. There was a new awakening as to the necessity of a more vigorous effort on the part of the loyal people of the county, if the Union was to be preserved." As a result Frederick Wild decided to "offer his services" and volunteer. He was not alone as friends and schoolmates did the same, enough to make a gun squad. In Wild's book he doesn't name very many names certainly not the names of his friends that enlisted or served with him. We do know two family members that were in the same company. Frederick Miller who was drafted at the age of 50 in 1864 and in the book is mentioned as Wild's friend. Second is Horace "Harry" Anderson age 19 who later became Miller's son-in-law. Wild and Anderson enlisted 10 days apart, Wild was underage and had his father sign for him which took several days. It is pretty certain that they knew each other along the journey. Horace volunteered in Baltimore with the Baltimore Battery of Light Artillery and was assigned to Alexander's company. Horace was mustered in Aug.15, 1862 Horace participated in the defense of Williamsport, Maryland Heights, Berryville, Harper's Ferry, Washington D.C. and the defense of Baltimore. Mustered out June17, 1865. Note: Baltimore Battery Light Artillery "Alexanders"
The last Union survivor of the Battle of Monocacy was Private Horace (Harry) Alford Anderson of the Baltimore Battery of Light Artillery. Born on September 7, 1843, Harry enlisted in the summer of 1862 when the battery was forming. He mustered out in the summer of 1865 and died November 7, 1937 at the age of 94. He is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery in Baltimore County. Interestingly, his future father-in-law was also in the Baltimore Battery, Private Fred Miller. *From National Park Service online www.nps.gov/mono/historyculture/interesting-facts.htm Note: Frederick Miller and Frederick Wild served in the "Alexanders" and is on the same roster.


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Award-winning author Gary Holthaus will present a reading and discussion of his book, FROM THE FARM TO THE TABLE: WHAT ALL AMERICANS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT AGRICULTURE. Holthaus' twelve books of poetry and non-fiction are grounded in stories of the human values of community, home, and the earth we all share. Food costs, energy costs, and hunger are rising all around the globe, including America, with over 13,000,000 American children lacking food security. Farmers in the Upper Midwest and across the country are doing something about it. Find out what, and how successful it is.


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When Ninja Theory showed their redesign of DMC: Devil May Cry's Dante, fans the world over bursts into salty tears and rage. Now their tears of sadness are turning to tears of joy.
Old DMC fans don't need to like this game. They really don't. However, a vocal minor of the anti-DmC force need to stop acting like hating on every article about the game is constructive. You've said your piece. Some far better than others, and far more respectable, but SOME people need to stop acting like thier opnions are fact as to why the game is "terrible".
Also the notion that this game isn't exactly like the old games, is the entire point of DmC existence. If the wanted to make a DMC5 right now, they would have.
Huge DMC fan.
Huge Ninja Theory fan, too.
The demo was fantastic and they actually DO understand the series, despite what many people seem to think. I can't wait!
playing Dante on UMvC3 right now since that's the closest thing we'll get to a real DMC5. ;__;
Capcom recently said they were a little disappointed that re6 didn't seek quite as well as they were hoping. This will sell ever worse. Ill take metal gear rising, lords of shadow 2, god of war ascension and bayonetta 2 over this crap.


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(Waterloo, Ont. Jan. 10, 2014) With the cold winter weather upon us, Waterloo Fire Rescue is urging the public to be aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning and the need for CO alarms.
As temperatures drop, people tend to gravitate indoors. They run their furnaces more, enjoy more chimney fires and warm up their vehicles inside the garage, all to avoid the frigid cold outside. These activities, while understandable, can be hazardous.
CO, often called the silent killer, is an invisible, odourless, colourless gas created when fuels such as kerosene, gasoline, wood, coal, natural gas, propane, oil and methane burn incompletely, said public education officer John Percy. Installing CO alarms in the home will alert occupants to the presence of this deadly gas.
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Sign up for the orientation via email to firstname.lastname@example.com no later than 5 p.m., Saturday, July 5. Once you have signed up, you will receive an orientation packet to bring with you. Orientation will be canceled if there are no sign-ups.
The Seattle Animal Shelter relies on volunteers to provide temporary foster care in their homes to rehabilitate and nurture sick, injured and immature cats and kittens or to just give adoptable cats a break from the shelter environment.
Foster parents provide food and a temporary home; the Seattle Animal Shelter will provide any necessary veterinary care. The shelter's "Help the Animals Fund" subsidizes the costs associated with the foster-care program, including all pre-approved vet care.
There is no obligation to foster an animal if you attend an orientation session. The orientations are just the first step in the process. Each prospective foster parent is provided with a foster-care manual and a "case manager" who provides advice and answers questions.
For more information, call (206) 386-7387 (PETS) or go to www.seattleanimalshelter.org.


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*What is a Tweetup? Basically, it's a meetup for Twitter users (plus those of us not yet on Twitter!) You will be encouraged to login to Twitter if you want and search for the hashtag #LAPPG. Share relevant insights that you may gain from this meeting and also respond to and engage others who are talking about #LAPPG. It should e a fun way to share your experiences and expand your networking circle! Need not be on Twitter to be come to this meeting!
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He trembled a bit as he approached the microphone. His thoughts crystalized into a profound truth. Just a statement. He had no ask. He didn't elaborate on such talents. He sat down. I felt tears well up for this man about whom I knew so little. Sure his story is complex. Whose story isn't?
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This is seriously bizarre. I never had an issue. My friend at work had an issue and the last update fixed it. Others continue to have issues. Stranger than strange!
It's totally a hardware problem, I'm syncing to everything possible and I get 7 hours usage within 16 hours off charge, this phone has EPIC battery life, especially compared with android phones. I used to have a sgs2 and I used to get max 4 hours usage out of 12 off charge. It's definitely dodgy batteries;( HTC have them all the time;(
I have a 4s and it's a phenomenal phone. Apple did well with this one. However the battery life is beyond absurd. After charging all night, when I unplug it at 7am it's down to 20% by 1pm. And for the most part it's used for sending/receiving email through Exchange during the week. I've managed to get noticeable improvements by letting it completely discharge to 0% and charging it full before using it. I also turned off some location services I didn't need to be running. But the bottom line, on iOS 5.0 it's battery is sub-par. Need to carry charger cables for when I'm driving and to USB charge it when at work.
I think it has to do with location services, icloud and what not.. Glad I'm still on 4.3.3...
It could very well be a hardware problem with the battery. If users are all getting mixed results then it's something to do with YOUR physical phone. All the 4S's have iOS 5.0/5.0.1 and if the problem is not solved with the update then it has to be something hardware related.
I am so glad I didn't buy the iPhone 4S and kept my iPhone 4!
Battery life on iOS has affected iPhone 4 and 3GS as well, so it must be software issue.
I was having battery drain problems on my 4S on 5.0.1. Drained much faster than my ip4 on 4.3.3.
I took it into the apple store and they replaced the battery for me within 15 minutes.
Now it's almost the same as my old iPhone 4. No problems now.
If your phone is not under warranty it will cost you $79.00. Luckily mine was only a month old.
If your having problems take it into the Apple retail store and tell them to fix it. At the very least you will get a new battery.
I bought my 4S from eBay. Am I able to speak to an apple rep and have them replace the battery? There is no close apple store here.
Okay, awesome. I bought my 4S brand new sealed. So I know it was not tampered with or anything. I'll give apple a call later. I can ship it to them and have it replaced I presume? Instead of going in store.
So am I missing something.
Both the iPhone 4 and the 4S have a 1420 mAh battery. So if the only difference between the two is the processor, and new software features such as Siri and the Notifications drop down from the status bar.......then how is the standby time so much worse (100 hours LESS) in the iPhone 4S with a supposedly more efficient dual-core chip??
And if software updates aren't fixing the problem then it seems to me that it can ONLY be one of three things.......(1) the A5 processor is NOT as efficient as advertised and instead is a bigger battery hog, (2) the mere existence of Siri and the notifications drop-down menu and that they are constantly running in the background no matter what and are draining the battery faster, or (3) Apple does not know what the hell they are doing and is mindlessly releasing software updates that do absolutely nothing and give consumers a false sense of peace.
I dunno......did I miss something?


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Little did He Know..., He was the catalyst of bravery and courage to prove a case in point. Being detained without probable cause and put into an asylum is a type of performance art initiated by a single self esteem booster. The count of monte crisco, i mean cristo. i do not have the historian perspective on such an idea, however, i do have a fair amount of life-time experience, as everyone else. Besides, you are unique just like everyone else. Collective conciousness is a real ideological standpoint IN reality. Media moves itself. Minarchism at it's finest form of anarchy. Inspired by SLC punk.
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SYLMAR - To step into Vivian's world, you'll need a taste for coffee, a zest for ribs, and a love for helping terminally ill kids.
Vivian and Bruce Hartman own Buffalo Bruce's Mercantile - a funky, artsy cafe-barbecue joint and garden paradise in Sylmar. A regular coffee shop this ain't.
It's where Vivian and her husband, whose daughter Sophia died of leukemia when she was 12, help the families of really sick children.
It's where their group, Sophia's Angels, recruit angels to look down on troubled kids.
And it's where dreams are made, or rediscovered, one cafe customer at a time.
"I don't sell dreams," said Vivian Hartman, 49, of Sylmar, in a red Grateful Dead cap, black double-breasted jacket, velvet skirt and boots. "We remind you to dream. To be fun. The world has become too black and white.
"I just want to throw some color in your way."
For 15 years, passers-by of Buffalo Bruce's Mercantile have been drawn to the purple hut and hand-painted signs at Hubbard Street and Foothill Boulevard.
Bruce, general contractor, carpenter and Grateful Deadhead, drew inspiration from his late father, an animator of works such as "Fantasia" and "Mr. Magoo." His woodshop lies out back.
Vivian, a mother of five sons and Sophia, drew strength from her late grandmother, a founder of the Chicano movement. The San Fernando High School homecoming queen once marched with Cesar Chavez.
For years, the northeast San Fernando Valley natives ran their music-filled coffeehouse and store, selling everything from handmade cutting boards to seasonal Christmas trees.
Then in 2006, their 11-year-old Sophia developed leukemia.
For 53 weeks, they doted on their effervescent girl, a former track runner then confined to a bed at UCLA Medical Center. They also struggled with hospital staff. A lost job and health insurance. Financial solvency. And the life draining from their youngest child.
Her mother had to show her how to live.
Mija, Vivian would explain over pictures. Look at this white blood cell. Look how it stands up and fights the cancer and everything bad in your blood. Stand up and say, "Chaaaaarge!"
But finally, the cancer took its course, and Vivian persuaded doctors to help her roll her daughter outside the hospital - still in bed, still attached to her oxygen tubes. That was Oct. 13, 2005.
"She faced the sun, until it went down," Vivian recalled. "And the wind dropped a leaf on her. And she woke up. And we had a party.
"And the next day, she went to heaven."
Today, both Vivian and Bruce can't talk about their Sophia without tears. And without great joy, too.
While her husband handles the tri-tip and ribs, Vivian handles the love. Love for smoked barbecue, homemade fixin's, optional vegan fare, and breakfast burritos served all day, which get OMG! raves on Yelp.
Love for her patrons, who she greets and hugs. Love for live music and poetry readings and tai chi exercises outside. And love for children.
"We love this place," said Dan Shaw, of Burbank, who drives up once a week with his wife, Ana. "We love the ambience and the spiritual energy - it's a spiritual retreat. And the breakfast burritos are to die for."
"We come here to experience Vivian," added Ana. "She's connected to the Other Side - miracles."
After her daughter died, Vivian founded Sophia's Angels - a group dedicated to helping families with terminally sick kids.
Since then, she's provided hospitals with a "Sophia's Angels" guide to how families can better cope with frightened children and families.
She's conducted bone marrow drives and given free cellphones to bedridden patients. She's handed out clown noses - perfumed with lavender - to help kids stay calm while enduring prickly shots.
She also mixes aromatic oils to soothe children undergoing chemotherapy, and taught herself reflexology to better soothe their nerves.
From a small room inside, she sells artwork, oils and items to support her group.
For seven years, she's also stood in a red dress before politicians to fight for improved services. On a wall across from the espresso shots and objets de funk inside the mercantile is a photo gallery of Vivian next to local officials up to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sen. Joe Lieberman and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
"I teach parents how to advocate so children get the care they need," she said.
This month, Vivian Hartman persuaded Los Angeles to establish an employee registry of potential bone marrow donors alongside its blood donors in a motion introduced by Councilman Eric Garcetti.
Next month, a state legislative session on health care will discuss her proposal to provide insurance coverage and hospice care and support for working families, for which there is a 30-day gap. The subject will be introduced by state Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Pacoima.
Overlooking her restaurant patio - a refuge of succulents, geraniums and bubbling fountains - is a 20-foot wall of peeling Adirondack chairs.
This is where Vivian says Sophia's angels now watch over the world.
And maybe Santa Claus.
On a recent day, Vivian stood out front, celebrating a minor miracle. She had found the hole in her inflatable St. Nick, and ran over to patch his backside.
She then picked up a bass guitar, plugged in an amplifier, and looked out on to the working-class street.
Next to her was a row of Christmas trees and a sign, "Sophia's Angels: Every tree leaves with a real angel."
Her fingers plucked the heavy strings, jamming to a bluesy "Bells will be ringing," blaring from inside the cafe.
"Please come home for Christmas," she mouthed the words, smiling. "If not for Christmas by New Year's night."


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SMWC team competes at national conference
June 25th, 2012 | SMWC
Four members of the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) team set out to compete at the national Future Business Leaders of America- (FBLA) Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas on June 24-27.
FBLA-PBL is education association with a quarter million students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields. The members have the competitive edge as the best and brightest of the association and convene to compete in leadership events, share their successes, and learn new ideas about shaping their career futures through workshops and exhibits. The four-day conference is considered the pinnacle of the FBLA-PBL experience, with competitive events and scholarships for students achieving national ranking.
The following are the members of the SMWC PBL chapter attending the conference, with their competition category:
- Katelyn Duke, Business Communication and Networking Concepts
- Diana Hernandez Cruz '12, Future Business Executive and International Business
- Patricia Jones '12, Integrated Marketing Campaign and Business Communication
- Ashley Tharpe, Integrated Marketing Campaign and Retail Management .
Jones and Tharpe will present to business, academic and student leaders on the success of the SMWC Social Media Virtual Internship program, which combined campus and distance students to establish a social media presence for Wabash Valley non-profit organizations.
Visit the FBLA-PBL website for more details about the conference.
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One of the great things about the restaurant industry is that new places are always opening for business. Fresh food and faces pop up on city blocks across the country, and we love to try the new tastes that chefs are continually conceiving.
But what does it take to stay in business for 10 years? Few restaurants make it that far — the restaurant industry is notoriously challenging and the life of a restaurant can run its course pretty quickly. What does it take to stay in business for 20 years? Or 50 years? Or over 100 years?
These are the restaurants that have left an indelible mark on the country's culinary landscape. They've shaped public appetite, and are famous for having not only served, but created many popular drinks and dishes the country enjoys. Every city has its share of cherished institutions that have stood the test of time. Every city has its originals.
In an ode to some of the oldest and most outstanding spots from around the country, Chef Emeril Lagasse pays tribute to the iconic food establishments that have helped shape the country's culinary landscape in the all new Cooking Channel show The Originals with Emeril. Tune in to the premiere this Thursday, May 5th at 10:30pm ET.
Emeril visits a new city in every episode — San Francisco, Dallas, Miami… each with its own history of food — and goes behind the scenes of its historic eateries. From uncovering the birthplace of famous dishes like Boston Cream Pie in New England and the French Dip Sandwich in Los Angeles, to revealing Charlie Chaplin's favorite 1920s Hollywood hangout and Dr. Martin Luther King's preferred Atlanta dining spot, Emeril guides us from the other side of the stove.
Join a fascinating and tasty journey through New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Emeril's beloved New Orleans, beginning this Thursday at 10:30pm ET.
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Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 5 to 6 minutes
Serves 4
1 pound fresh Shrimp Peeled & De-veined
2 Tablespoons Adams Blackening Seasoning
2 Tablespoons Ottavio Private Reserve Olive Oil
½ jar Green Valley Ranch Creole Simmering Sauce
1 cup Heavy Cream (optional)
1. Toss shrimp in a bowl with oil and rub.
2. Heat a skillet over medium-high heat. Place shrimp in hot skillet and cook 1 to 1½ minutes per side.
3. Stir in Creole sauce and cream.
4. Bring to a simmer and serve over rice OR pasta.
NOTE: Also great with chicken !!
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Milford is a town in New Haven county in Connecticut. It was formed in 1639. Milford is a part of the Milford probate district and has been since 1832. New Haven was/were the previous chronological district or districts. For more information, contact the county at 70 W. River St. Milford 06460. On the attached map, New Haven is located at C6.
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|VI Olympic Winter Games
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|Oslo, Norway
|22 in 6 sports
|Opening ceremony
|February 14
|Closing ceremony
|February 25
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The 1952 Winter Olympics, officially known as the VI Olympic Winter Games, took place in Oslo, Norway, from 14 to 25 February 1952. Discussions about Oslo hosting the Winter Olympic Games began as early as 1935; the city wanted to host the 1948 Games, but the recovery from World War II made that impossible. Instead, Oslo won the right to host the 1952 Games in a contest that included Cortina d'Ampezzo in Italy and Lake Placid in the United States. All of the venues were in Oslo's metropolitan area except for the alpine skiing events, which were held at Norefjell, 113 km (70 miles) from the capital. A new hotel was built to house the press and dignitaries, along with three dormitories to house athletes and coaches, creating the first modern athlete's village. The city of Oslo bore the financial burden of hosting the Games in return for the revenue they generated.
See AlsoEdit
- Logos - A collection of logos featuring this event.
- Mascots - The official mascots of this Olympics'.
- Torch - Information about this Olympics' torch.
|Preceded by
London 1948
| Succeeded by
Melbourne 1956
|Preceded by
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|Winter Olympics
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Did you know?
Fish therapy is on offer at some of the Kai Thai Spas – a unique therapy to remove dried skin from the feet
Kai Thai Spas offer customers the luxury of Thai body treatments at affordable prices – and you don't have to travel too far to find them (or to Thailand for that matter).
The spas boast deep, vibrant colours, Thai statues and sculptures, soft cushions, canopied beds and highly skilled therapists. These spas started in Johannesburg, but have branched out to Pretoria and Durban.
What is immediately reassuring about the Kai Thai concept is that you're getting the real deal – most of the therapists learnt their craft from Kai Thai International in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and are well versed in traditional treatments.
For the uninitiated, a Thai massage is a little different from your garden variety Western massage – in Thai massages, the focus is on working the energy lines and pressure points, and can be a pretty vigorous workout.
In terms of treatments, there is quite a variety on the menu, and you have the choice of really lingering (take a 90-minute treatment) or just dropping by for a quick 30-minute fix-it massage. Facials and body scrubs are also an option, and there are special packages if you want to combine treatments.
These spas offer wonderful respite and relaxation. With sit-down corners, day beds and herbal teas available, you can really make a morning or afternoon of it. Escape the world outside, which magically recedes, and step into Kai Thai's soothing space. You'll leave feeling revived, both physically and mentally.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Kai Thai Spas head office
Tel:+27 (0)11 793 4773
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Best time to visit
Open from 10am to 8pm Monday to Friday, but call first to make an appointment.
What will it cost
Treatments vary from inexpensive massages to longer, more intense massage options. A Thai aromatherapy massage will cost in the region of R330 for 60 minutes, or R440 for 90 minutes.
Length of stay
Book yourself into the spa for half a day and enjoy some meditation time.
What to pack
Comfortable clothing.
Where to stay
There is a wide variety of accommodation in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Durban. You can also stay over at Rothbury Country Lodge, outside Johannesburg (which has a Kai Thai Spa).
What to eat
Next door to the Kai Thai Spa in Parktown North, you'll find the Kai Thai Express restaurant. Try out the spicy Tom Yum Kung or prawn curry.


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This weeks round-up of landscape news from around the web
The increasingly rare sight in UK's green spaces – children playing | Martin Wainwright | Guardian
"The National Trust says that despite warnings, Britain's kids are increasingly staying indoors and losing touch with nature…."
Celebrate Spring at the Brooklyn Bridge Park | Kadie Yale | Metropolis Magazine
Already in bloom, the gardens at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 1 give those of us who can't get out of the city for a day the opportunity to find the beauty of nature just across the water
Livable streets in Calgary | Steven Snell | Calgary Herald
"A complete street accommodates all of its users where pedestrians and cyclists are not lower order to motorized traffic…. "
Saskatoon's urban forest focus of pollen audit | Betty Ann Adam | Star Phoenix
Unfortunately, the lack of females to draw in the pollen from the males leaves the tiny allergenic grains to bombard the vicinity of the tree, causing and aggravating allergies, says horticulturalist Tom Ogren.
How full is full? Planning Sydney to be big, sustainable and healthy | Anthony Capon | The Conversation
For more news during the week become a World Landscape Architecture fan on Facebook, Join our LinkedIN group, Follow us on Twitter @wlandscapearch or Weibo and then Circle us on Google+
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Best Barbecue Joint: The Memphis Pig Out
Where: 67 First Avenue
Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey
(732) 291-5533
Why: Great pork, great chicken, great beef, great salad bar, and beer and hard liquor to please all. The food is served with a real Memphis flair and accent. If you eat Monday or Wednesday you get a free pass to the movie theatre across the street.


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Did you know?
Writer and naturalist Eugene Marais wrote most of his important works in the Waterberg.
Only about 3-hours' drive north of Johannesburg, the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve offers the Big Five along with the advantage of being malaria-free.
The Waterberg area, where Welgevonden is situated, is a high-altitude wilderness, where several rivers and tributaries rise. It is a rare pleasure to traverse the grassy uplands, with their spectacular views, golden cliff tops and secretive ravines.
Welgevonden means 'well-founded', while the Waterberg is named for the many springs that appear to bubble out of dry rock after summer rains. The pristine watercourses are full of life, the clean water clucking and gurgling over the river-smoothed rocks.
If you're interested in botany, ask your field guide about the resurrection bush. If it's winter or a dry summer, he or she will show you a small twiggy plant that looks dead. Cut off a little section and put it in water. Within hours, it will have revived and the leaves will be moss green.
This is a land of milkplums, wild syringas, silver cluster-leaf trees, marulas, large-fruited and velvet-leaf bushwillow, round leafed teaks and common wild pears.
Insect fanatics will be intrigued by the 'Schwarzenegger' termite, which builds nests under large boulders, gradually lifting them up half a metre above the ground – grain of sand by grain of sand.
And various ant-eaters are plentiful.
You stand an excellent chance of seeing aardvark and aardwolf here – which, along with the meerkat, the porcupine and the bat-eared fox, are part of the Shy 5 – alongside other interesting nocturnal creatures like civets and brown hyenas.
With 13 game lodges scattered about the 37 500ha property, you're spoilt for choice. Yet if you stumble across a fabulous wildlife sighting, it's likely your game-viewing vehicle will be able to enjoy it undisturbed by others.
The Welgevonden Private Game Reserve is a peculiarly restful place and you'll leave feeling revived and restored.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Welgevonden Private Game Reserve
Tel: +27 (0)14 755 4392
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
From Johannesburg, take the N1 highway north. Once past Pretoria, drive for another 120km and take the R33 turnoff at the Kranskop Toll Plaza. Proceed for another 10km to Modimolle. Follow the signs through Modimolle to Vaalwater, another 85km along the R33. Drive through Vaalwater and Welgevonden, depending on which gate you're entering at, is about another 25km or so away.
Best time to visit
The Waterberg is lovely from spring through summer to autumn (from September to May). Winters (June to August) can be very cold at night because you're at altitude. Still, game viewing at this time is very good.
Around the area
The Waterberg area as a whole is a fascinating place. The Waterberg Biosphere Reserve has a very informative website on which is listed details of the Waterberg Meander. Welgevonden adjoins the Marakele National Park.
Get around
Once at the lodge, you'll be driven around in lodge game-driving vehicles.
What will it cost
The various lodges have different rates, but this is a much pricier and more luxurious option than staying in a national park, for example. Expect to pay up to a few thousand rand per person per night.
Length of stay
Two or three nights to really relax into the Bushveld routine.
What to pack
No matter what the season, take something warm for the evening.
Where to stay
The Welgevonden website lists the various lodges offering accommodation.
Best buys
The Waterberg is one of the few places where you can get a bridle with African beading for your horse.


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by Avery, Feb 25, 2013.
May as well make a thread about it since you know we're going to talk about it either way.
Lol^ on the wrong side of 30 but can play
Eric Edholm @Eric_Edholm
Eagles release DE-DR Cullen Jenkins. Not stunning. Could see a return to GB, seemed like he regretted leaving. Otherwise, maybe Saints?
Evan Silva @evansilva
Teams that showed interest in Cullen Jenkins in 2011 free agency: #Redskins, #Broncos, #Cowboys. #Bears & #Saints were also rumored.
Dan Graziano @espn_nfceast
I think so, yes. RT @Koch_N: @espn_nfceast would Jenkins be a fit in Dallas depending on how Spencer talks go?
He seems like he would be a decent role player somewhere.
He is 32 and started all 16 games in both 2011 and 2012 for the Eagles.
Scouts Inc. Scouting Report:
Jenkins had an excellent season in his first year in Philadelphia in 2011. He is a short, powerfully built interior defender with excellent quickness to penetrate gaps. He plays with good pad level and can anchor well defending the run. He can push the pocket and flashes effective counter moves as a pass-rusher. Jenkins, an eight-year veteran, brings experience and playmaking ability to the Eagles defensive line.
Another FA that I'm glad we passed on
He was actually productive for Philly.
Where do all aging vets go to retire?
See ya in Washington next year, Cullen.
Yeah, or maybe Oakland. Anywhere but in Dallas...
He didn't exactly played inspired ball last year. I don't see the need to pay for someone like him anyway. I'd roll the dice on Crawford and Hatcher and ???? filling that roll.
Philly said the same thing when we resigned Doug free after they sniffed around him.
Green Bay admitted they made a mistake letting him go. I bet they are on the phone right now with him begging him to come back.
I don't think he was as good in a 4-3 as he was in a 3-4. One of the reasons I wouldnt want him, not to mention being on the wrong side of 30. Mike Patterson on the other hand is someone I would consider for depth as a 1 technique dependant on his phsyical condition
Was he the starting NT in Green Bay's 3-4 or a DE?
Jenkins was better than any Cowboys DL the last 2 seasons. Not even close. But Cowboys probably can't afford him anyway.
Jerry and Stephen have stated a few times that they will not be big players in FA this offseason.
I think Jenkins as a backup/depth would be OK (if he's that cheap). Lack of depth has hurt Dallas and we know how back it was at the interior Dline spot(s).
They also cut Mike Patterson. Again, good for depth IMO unless they're somebody cheaper out there
I feel like the Eagles D-Line was roiding in 2011.
The dropoff from season 1 to season 2 is so remarkable that i'd believe it.
All of those players that compiled that "Dream Team"...Vince Young is gone, Cullen Jenkins is gone, Jason Babin is gone.....and its only a matter of time before Nnamdi is.
Not to mention in Andy's sons room they found a bunch of roid needles or something like that during training camp when he passed. Then they never looked the same. I dunno, smells fishy to me.


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Dog-friendly Chillington, 3 Dogs & 1 Beds
This semi-detached house is conveniently situated in the village of Chillington in the heart of the glorious south Devon countryside. On a quiet estate, it offers good sized accommodation with a pretty enclosed rear garden, a great base for exploring Devon's south coast.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - The half-brother of a 17-year-old boy who was stabbed and killed Thursday in Orlando has been arrested.
Michoall Chang, 26, was arrested on second-degree murder charges in the stabbing death of Marcus Isaias, Orlando police said on Friday.
Police said they found Isaias suffering from stab wounds inside a home on Ira Street, located near Azalea Elementary School, just after noon Thursday. He was taken to a local hospital, where he later died.
Orlando police said family members were home at the time of the stabbing and that a disturbance occurred, but no other details have been released.
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SALISBURY, N.C. - The Saint Leo women's lacrosse team kicked off its 2014 campaign on a high note, downing Catawba College by a score of 14-2 in regional action on Saturday afternoon. The win opens the Lions' slate with a mark of 1-0, while Catawba drops to 0-2.
Joanna Chadwick netted a hat trick to lead the day, while Alix Murray, Danica Leili, Allie Sheftall and Christina Minneci scored two goals apiece. Cassie Miller, Emily Pittenger and Kelsey Burns each contributed a goal on the afternoon. Murray added two assists for a game high four points, while Miller, Minneci, and Caroline Fraser each dished out one assist.
The Indians saw scoring efforts from Meredith Jones and Alyssa Corace, both scored on free position shots.
In cage for Saint Leo, Brittany Millsap made five saves while facing seven shots. Nicole Sirota-Plotnikov closed out the game seeing eight and a half minutes of action, earning one save on one shot faced. Bethany Davis for Catawba made a total of 11 saves on the afternoon while facing 28 shots and 25 shots on goal from the Lions.
Saint Leo jumped out to a quick two goal lead before Corace put a goal on the board with 26:18 to go before the half. The Lions racked up six more to pull ahead to an 8-1 lead, but Catwba posted one more goal to close out the period with the scoreboard showing 8-2 in favor of Saint Leo at the half.
The Lions cruised through the second half, adding six more goals and holding the Indians off of the board in the final 30 minutes of play en route to the 14-2 final score.
Saint Leo won 13-of-18 draw controls, and dominated the shot count, 28-9. The Lions picked up 26 ground balls to Catawba's 18, and were successful on 11-of-15 clear attempts.
The Saint Leo women's lacrosse team returns to action on Monday, February 24, when they take on Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory, N.C. Game time against the Bears is set for 1:00 p.m.
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>Racing>Would I be insane to run a trail race in place of a long run during marathon training? (Updated with race report)
Basically, that's the question in a nutshell. The road marathon I'm training for isn't until April 20th, and next week is scheduled to be my first 20 miler. Training is going well, and I'll still have 10 weeks after next weekend. I'm wanting to run a local-ish trail race, the Psycho Wyco Run, Toto, Run. I was thinking I'd do the 10 miler and still run my 20 the next day, but I'm thinking about just running the 20 miler instead and calling it my long run. I'm not planning to "race" no matter what distance I run, and I'm guessing the 20 miler would definitely take me over 4 hours, hopefully under 5. Would that be nuts, or this far out does it not matter?
I don't see any reason why running 20 miles on trails would be a problem. I actually recover better from trail runs/races. Generally it is the tapering for non-goal races that interferes with your training not the race itself (unless it is 2-3 weeks before the race). As a general rule, I don't race anything longer than a 1/2 marathon less than 3 weeks before a goal marathon. For a 20 miler, I would say allow 4 weeks for recovery if you want to play it safe.
I would. I assume you run because it's fun at some level, so unless you have ankle problems or something that you're particularly worried about, you should do the trail run if it will fill that need; marathon training is hard enough without making it boring too.
Do what you want, just how you like. Nobody has to know.
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I would and will myself. I have a trail half in March and a full in May. My half will count as my LR on that week, I don't plan on a taper or doing anything special for it. Sortof concerned about injury potential, but then it isn't like a Tuff Mudder event or anything, just a nice crushed rock and singletrack trail run. I have no time goal in mind, just enjoy the scenery and change of pace.
Mix it up and have a good time. When else do you get a medal and a tshirt for a LR?
I'm running a 40 miler up and back down a mountain 10 weeks before my goal marathon. Just because it's the Mount Mitchell Challenge and my maiden name is Mitchell. So no, I don't think you are insane at all.
Sounds like a fun way to get a long run in - enjoy it!
Since everyone else is blogging: http://karenrunsfar.blogspot.com/Upcoming Races: 2016: BCS Marathon. 2017: Houston Marathon, The Woodlands Marathon, Oklahoma City Marathon and Missoula Marathon (50th one on my 50th birthday). After that, who knows?
I'm trying to fit in a few races leading up to my May marathon. I figure it will work if I use them as "slightly faster" tempo runs and don't taper for them. I registered for a 15k that falls on the same day as a 9 mile tempo so it works out perfectly. Your trail run is a perfect substitute for a long run. I wish I was running it with you. Good luck.
No, what's the problem? Training plans are plans, not mandates. If a trail race is available and on a convenient day, and you want to do it, go for it.
I think you should do the race. You're a strong runner (I know this from the other thread) and you'll have plenty of time to recover.
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So your question is whether it's okay to substitute a 20-mile run with a 20-mile run?
Runners run.
those two workouts are only equivalent in a parallel universe.
Well, yes. Sounds kind of dumb put that way :-P But it's substituting 20 (ish) miles of hilly, rocky, run-when-I-can, walk-when-I-have-to in place of a straight road 20 miles.
Regardless, I pulled the trigger and will run 20 miles of trail this Saturday, most likely in the mud given the current prediction of 55+ degrees that day!
I think trail running and races are a great way to train for a road race.
What I wouldn't recommend is what I saw happen a few weeks ago. We met with a trail running group for our long run, to preview a half marathon trail race we were running the next weekend. There was a guy who joined us, who was just out to run the trail as his long run that Saturday.
The following weekend he was running the Carlsbad Half Marathon. It was his first time running on trails. We came across him two miles into the trail, he had badly twisted his ankle, and was making his way back to the cars. I have no idea if he was able to run his half marathon the next weekend, but I doubt it.
Oh boy do I love trails. I've been strictly a road runner for 4 years and got into my first ultra this March. It's all trails and I've spent the last month and a half running long runs on the trails every Saturday. My last three runs were 19, 21, and 25 on the trails and that night and the next day I had no type of soreness. Trails are great for the body. I think you should do more running in the trails during your training. Not necessarily long runs, but mix in some short runs on the trails. Although I do core work and strength training in the gym, the trails and improved my strength even more. It will defnitely benefit your road running.
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Would I be insane to run a trail race in place of a long run during marathon training?
I would do it.
But I too am insane.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
those two workouts are only equivalent in a parallel universe.
This ^. But, if you are already a strong runner with trail experience and long run experience, you should be fine. I just ran my longest trail run to date this weekend (18 miles) and felt a bit like I ran a road marathon afterwards. It sounds like you probably know what you're doing though.
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Beat That showed guts and class in equal measure to claim the Irish Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle at Punchestown.
An 11-8 favourite following an impressive display on his first start over three miles at Aintree, the Nicky Henderson-trained six-year-old travelled powerfully in the hands of Barry Geraghty.
Ruby Walsh was far more animated aboard the Willie Mullins-trained Don Poli at the top of the home straight, but stuck to his guns to make a race of it.
The two touched down almost as one after jumping the final flight, but Beat That won the argument by three-quarters of a length.
Henderson has the summer to consider whether his charge should remain over hurdles next season or pursue a career over fences.
He said: "Barry said he wasn't quite as fresh as he felt at Aintree, but that was a tough race.
"He's a very progressive horse.
"He missed Cheltenham, went to Aintree and is a very exciting one to put away over the summer to think about what we're going to do.
"He and Whisper are the two that look like chasers, but the three-mile (hurdle) division is wide open and we do have to think about whether one stays over hurdles for another season.
"Which one does, I don't know."
Geraghty said: "He's a big, weak horse and I didn't want to get into a scrap too soon.
"He should be a real horse next year."
Meanwhile, Willie Mullins' Boston Bob clinched the Punchestown Gold Cup.
The 5-2 favourite saw off the challenge of First Lieutenant and Henderson's Long Run who finished second and third respectively.


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TripleHead2Go: The Latest External Multi-Display Upgrade from Matroxby Josh Venning on 7/31/2006 12:05 AM EST
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blinkin2000 - Wednesday, August 02, 2006 - linkAll you need is better nvidia drivers, SLI drivers that support multiple monitors. Currently they do not. I have one 7900gtx and i can span a lot of games across my two 20" lcds @3200x1200. but if SLI supported multiple monitors i would buy a third monitor and the display would be 4800x1200. Then Quad-SLI would be something to think about.
If nvidia would make better SLI drivers then matrox's "niche" would disappear. Reply
R3MF - Tuesday, August 01, 2006 - link3072x1280 on a digital pickup would rock. Reply
araczynski - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linknice, but until projectors come down in price and i can afford to have 3, i'll take my
sxga projector over 3 19" monitors anyday.
i'm using a 24"widescreen, 19" widescreen, and 18" regular monitors on my computer at work, and i must say its very nice programming on that kind of a setup, so this device has a lot of potential aside from gaming, especially since programming doesn't exactly take serious graphics power ;). Reply
Avalon - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkInteresting product. It wouldn't be that bad to feasibly set up such a system, since ideally you're going to want three 19" LCDs, which can be had for under $200 a pop. The price after adding in the TH2G will probably come in close to some who buy a 2407FPW.
The only thing that does stink is that half inch of space between the monitors. It does sound like a tempting DIY experiment to try and remedy that gap. Reply
JNo - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkbut a step in the right direction admittedly... Reply
Paladin165 - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkWhat I can't figure out is why some LCD manufacturer hasn't come out with LCD moniters that have the ability to sort of "snap" together, creating a more-or-less unified display. Do they really need the half-inch of plastic around the edges? Could this maybe be a DIY project to cut off the edges of these displays and get the viewable portions closer together? Reply
ksherman - Tuesday, August 01, 2006 - linkive akways wondered the same thing... I remember the guy that made a grid of displays (cant remember how many, i think it was 5x5 or something) and it looked dumb with the lines inbetween each monitor Reply
JNo - Monday, July 31, 2006 - link1) works best with nvidia
2) no dvi
3) works with sli/crossfire? prob difficult to implement
4) limited resolutions (should support X x 1200 resolutions ideally)
5) few games supported
6) need to be able to hack FOV in other games - could be a pain
7) need 3 similar brand/model monitors ideally (for clean side-by-side setups)
8) again resolution - they were talking of being able to have a widescreen monitor in the middle and 2x 4x3 monitors at the side - that would be awesome but still not implemented
9) power - no cards/setup powerful enough to get good framerates at these huge resolutions
10) expensive Reply
Googer - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkI am wondering what the benchmarks would be like if the Triple Head to Go was used with a x1900xt or in SLi/Crossfire Modes? Reply
Lonyo - Monday, July 31, 2006 - link"and while the wide resolutions were nice, the split down the middle from the sides of the two monitors pressed together made it all but useless for most types of gaming."
With DualHead2Go, can you not hook up one graphics card output to it (and therefore 2 monitors) and then use the other output for a third monitor, creating a triple head setup using both the graphics cards outputs (one being double by the dualhead2go)? Reply
Furen - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkMost games don't support multiple monitor spanning, though. TripleHead2Go makes the video card think it's working with a single high-res monitor and then does all the splitting itself. Reply
Lonyo - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkAnd in nVidia driver properties, if you set 2 displays to "span" the computer makes them look like one display and everything runs spanned across 2 monitors. My point was can you not use the DH2Go to make one 2560x1024 monitor, and then span using a third monitor hooked up to the other output to make 3840x1024 without needing TH2Go. Games like Unreal TOurnament, or anything running on the Unreal Engine can have the FOV altered to it would look correct if it would work. The configuration of the game itself (adjusting resolution/FOV etc) can be done by the user. Reply
Furen - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkOh, nVidia's driver supports spanning in 3-D mode? This is the limitation I was talking about, the last time I checked it didn't work (going into 3-d mode blanked a screen). Reply
DerekWilson - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkUnless the game specifically support output to two (or more) seperate displays, you cannot run 3d spanned across monitors.
NVIDIA drivers will run 3d in only one display and leave the other in 2d mode (this is how we used to read temperature from the driver while we ran a benchmark before the neat temp logging feature was added).
There is no driver setting that can be used to make both outputs of either an ATI or NVIDIA card look like one display to a game. Reply
Lonyo - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkYES YOU CAN. I HAVE DONE IT WITH MORE THAN ONE GAME.
nView properties -> Display Wizard -> Custom setup -> Span mode.
Games will then run up to 2560x1024 across 2 LCD's, one plugged into each output of a graphics card. In 3D mode.
Games I have used with this include UT2004, Rome: Total War and Trackmania: Nations.
Unless I am misunderstanding you, you can make games see 2 monitors as one.
And that's how they look to a game as well.
Which looks remarkably similar to the TripleHead2Go display properties, only with one less monitor:
What I'm asking is can you use a DualHead2Go on one ouput, and then span with a single monitor on the outher output to effectively create a TripleHead2Go type thing with a DualHead2Go plus the graphics cards second output. Since you can make nVidia drivers span 3D across monitors connected to both outputs. Reply
Furen - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkI always find Matrox's products... errr.. "Interesting"
I dont mean to diss them, I actually like Matrox quite a bit, in fact I was going to buy a Matrox Mistique way back but since I didnt see it at the shop I went to I bought a Rendition Verite 2-based video card that had a crappy non-working OpenGL ICD that I had to coax to work... those were the times.
$270 is dirt cheap if this thing can improve labor efficiency for a business, even if it's something as low as 5% or so. Labor costs are huge for most businesses, which is why they're willing to spend lots of cash to improve efficiency. Reply
DerekWilson - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkin most cases business apps don't have the limitation games do --
for games not designed to run on multiple displays (simultaneous rendering in different framebuffers), the matrox part makes multidisplay possible. some games still have problems with resolution or aspect ratio support, but many more games are able to take advantage of this than the two output available on almost all modern graphics add-in cards.
video does share this limitation in many cases as well. it is difficult to playback part of a video on one screen and part on another when they aren't rendered together and split on output.
if all you are talking about is improving efficiency for business users, two cheap graphics cards can offer more display and screen space for less money than one fast graphics card and the Matrox TripleHead2Go.
For instance -- with 2 7600 gs cards, I can run 4 monitors at 1600x1200 getting me a desktop that can either be 6400x1200 or 3200x2400. And the cost of both graphics cards (about $240) is less than the cost of one TripleHead2Go (about $270). Even if you just go with 3 monitors off the two graphics cards you get more screen space.
I certainly understand the argument, but even if Matrox succeeds at filling this niche, there are better and cheaper ways to do it. Reply
Guuts - Monday, July 31, 2006 - link"As we mentioned before, ATI hardware isn't able to achieve this resolution, so instead we tested one of the most powerful NVIDIA cards we had, the EVGA e-GeForce 9700 GTX (Factory overclocked to 690MHz/1.76GHz) with and without AA."
Should be "7900 GTX," no?
Also, it might be nice to have some "real-world" pictures of the setup you used in the lab to test this, showing the games you tested it on, instead of only the PR pictures from Matrox that look either simulated or edited. Reply
Lifted - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkA GeForce 9700 GTX? Where can I get one?! Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkFixed, thanks. About two more years for the 9700 I guess. ;) Reply
houe - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linksp Reply
Powermoloch - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkOh my, matrox did great job on this product. I could just imagine how it would look like if I had a 3 monitors configuration. It will be mind boggling. Reply
jkostans - Monday, July 31, 2006 - linkA racing simulation like live for speed with 3 screens and a 160 deg FOV would be awesome. Reply


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Saying he's put his time with the J-E-T-S in the P-A-S-T, Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan insisted the focus of attention shouldn't be placed on him.
In preparing to face his former team for the first time since being fired in December after six seasons in New York, Ryan announced he intends to designate linebacker IK Enemkpali as one of Buffalo's team captains for the game at The Meadowlands on Thursday night.
Enemkpali, of course, is the player who was released by the Jets for a punch that broke starting quarterback Geno Smith's jaw during a locker room confrontation in August.
As if the midseason showdown between two AFC East rivals needed any more prime-time buzz, Ryan found a way to up the ante to no one's surprise — including the Jets.
"Love it," New York receiver Brandon Marshall said, smiling. "That's a Rex Ryan move. I mean, are you guys surprised?"
Jets coach Todd Bowles, who replaced Ryan, deflected questions as to whether he considered the Enemkpali's designation disrespectful to Smith and the Jets.
"It's going to be a passionate game. It's going to be an exciting game, a whatever-type game, but not for the reasons that you may be thinking," Ryan said. "It has nothing to do with me or anybody else. That's the reality of it."
The only thing Ryan is certain of is what type of reception he'll receive Thursday.
"Oh, I think we all know. There's going to be a lot of waving out there," he said.
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Memorial plaques have been unveiled at the former barracks in Frome Road, Trowbridge, recording the history of Trowbridge Barracks.
The ceremony at the DEFRA building in Frome Road, where the barracks once stood, was a joint project between Wiltshire Historical Military Society and Trowbridge Civic Society as part of the First World War centenary.
A castellated wall of the original Trowbridge Barracks remains at the site and president of the military society Lt Gen Sir Roderick Cordy-Simpson unveiled a plaque recording the long history of the barracks and the units based there.
The civic society also placed a blue plaque on the wall and another on a section of the wall in Bradley Road, which provide more information on the barracks' history.
Trowbridge Mayor Glyn Bridges, who unveiled the blue plaques, said: "We discovered that the Wiltshire Historical Military Society was going to put a plaque up and it was a coincidence we also planned on something.
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"Plaques raise awareness of something that many people would possibly walk past and not realise what it is."
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For most hockey players, the locker-room is a sacred place where they discuss their opponents, shoot the breeze, relax and get ready for the game.
Jim Slater is not most hockey players.
Sure, he does all of the above, but he's also a walking and talking encyclopedia on food and a strict follower of an organic diet who has passed on newspaper articles on nutrition in the locker-room. He has even swapped recipes with the occasional like-minded teammate in there.
In fact, when asked recently what he likes to do in his spare time, he replied, "Go grocery shopping."
He's not kidding. The 30-year-old takes his body's food intake very seriously. He doesn't see it so much as something to be enjoyed but rather a means of providing optimum fitness and energy levels so he can excel as a professional athlete. "I take pride in my body and my health. It's gotten me to this point in my career. If you take care of your body, it will take care of you," he said.
But eating organic in Winnipeg can be tricky. The kind of organic big-box stores that exist in the United States haven't expanded to the Manitoba capital, so Slater has had to research the local grocery market so he can buy what he needs. He invited Jetcetera to come along on a recent excursion.
He gets his fruit, vegetables and milk at the Osborne Village Safeway, various nuts and drinks at the nearby Vita Health Fresh Market and salmon and pickerel at Gimli Fish Market. All three stores are within a short drive of each other, which is no accident. One non-negotiable in his hunt for accommodation is it be close to grocery stores.
And because he's on the road so often, his shopping excursions are frequent, because he's only buying enough food for two or three days at a time.
His breakfasts consist of oatmeal or eggs, lunches of bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches and dinners of pickerel and quinoa.
And smoothies, lots and lots of smoothies. His Vitamix blender is the focal point of his kitchen, where he blends vegetables such as kale, carrots, broccoli and fruits into nutritious drinks several times a day. He also makes his own peanut butter.
Slater admits to taking some good-natured ribbing from his teammates. (Grant Clitsome, he says, comes close to his diligence with food.) Want to razz him about being a picky eater? He'll shrug you off.
"I just turned 30. I feel really young, I feel energetic. I don't often take naps in the afternoon. I feel younger than I am," he said.
Slater didn't grow up in a household full of vegans. In fact, he admits to having lousy eating habits when he was a kid growing up in Michigan. It wasn't uncommon for him to stop off at McDonald's before the 11/2-hour drive to hockey and then again on the way back.
But then he read some books trumpeting the benefits of organic food. He gave it a shot and when he started to feel better and have more energy, he was hooked.
Slater, however, is human and admits to one weakness -- chips and salsa.
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The latest comScore data suggest that half of iPhone buyers are repeat customers
Here's a lesson from Asymco's Horace Dediu in how to add color and value to raw data.
First he did what comScore should have done when it released its February U.S. mobile phone market report: He graphed the data, showing not only comScore's latest numbers, but the trend lines dating back two years. (See chart at right.)
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"We believe iPhones are outselling all other smartphones combined at Sprint and AT&T and selling at roughly equal volume to all Android smartphones at Verizon."
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Loyalty must be earned and preserved. I.e. "You come for the product, you stay for the ecosystem."
"So far," he writes, "the iPhone seems to be getting a passing grade while Android has yet to face the test."
You can read Dediu's full report here.