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Meanwhile, we've got a great Friday roundup. There's some tips from Fatboy Slim, Avicii and more on how to succeed as a DJ, a whole book on the "class of '88" – the original acid house explosion, a revealing look into the life of a nightclub doorman, and finally a more lightweight piece on how what we listen to music on affects our experience of it. Enjoy, have a great, great weekend… and do grab that course while it's 50% off!
- Never Wear Shoes, And Other Secrets To DJ Success – Some serious and not-so-serious advice from a host of top-name DJs on what it takes to succeed in this game, brought to us by In The Mix Read more
- One Night In The Life Of A Club Bouncer Revealing read about what it's a really like to be doormen at a London club, from the ever-reliable Vice website Read more
- The Class Of '88 – Whether you were there or not, this is a gripping page-turner: A whole PDF book recounting the true story of the acid house explosion in the UK 25 years ago. Many of the music genres we love today were born right here Read more
- How Do You Listen To Modern Music? – A tongue-in-cheek look at how what we listen to music on affects how we hear it, from The Guardian. A grain of truth here but I am sure you'll disagree with some of it… Read more
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Toby Keith, Jake Owen headline Birds Nest at WM Phoenix Open
Country Music stars Toby Keith, Jake Owen, The Band Perry and Chase Rice will headline the first two nights of the 2017 Coors Light Birds Nest, the popular entertainment venue at the Waste Management Phoenix Open Presented by The Ak-Chin Indian Community. Wednesday, Feb. 1 will feature Jake Owen with special guest Chase Rice, while… Read More →
CityCenter of CityNorth Announces 40KSF Signed, 200 New Jobs
CityCenter of CityNorth will welcome Toby Keith's I Love This Bar to High Street in 2014. The recently signed contract represents more than 14,500 SF on the ground level of the property. An additional 25,000+ SF of space has also been signed with the expansion of existing tenants and three other new contracts. CityCenter of… Read More →
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill Opens Third Ariz. Location
Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill is set to add a third Arizona location at the CityCenter of City North, just off the 101 at 56th Street and Deer Valley Road. The 14,500 SF, full-service bar will feature a seating capacity of more than 300 guests, live country music, country dancing, and dancing whiskey… Read More →

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We loved this place! I ordered the Pho Chay small size and it was huge. Don't get me wrong, I am not complaining - left overs!! The broth was probably the best I've had. It wasn't greasy or salty. It was perfect. John ordered the...More
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We loved this place! I ordered the Pho Chay small size and it was huge. Don't get me wrong, I am not complaining - left overs!! The broth was probably the best I've had. It wasn't greasy or salty. It was perfect. John ordered the...More
Over the past 10 years have been here, on average, once per month. Over the past year the experience has deteriorated. Picked up food for take out recently and it was a waste of $30. Two entrees and an appetizer, none of which were good,...More
But went solo for lunch, they were busy. I said I would wait, they said, no, it wasn't worth it to them to tie up a table on one person. So I asked to take away soup and no they didn't have time to wait...More
Delicious food!! Don't be fooled by the renovated state and walk on thru to the restored area. The salad rolls are sooooooo good! Pho dishes were flowing out of the kitchen like crazy so obviously very popular!!
Don't let the spartan surroundings fool you. Thai dishes were expertly prepared, and in good-sized portions. We had seafood tom yum and a seafood noodle dish. My daughter is local and it is great to find excellent places like this nearby.
A couple of friends and I stopped in here for lunch. There isn't much to the place inside, just a few tables and the hot sauces already set on each table. I don't often eat out for lunch, so the soup that they bring out...More
superb service, very tasty food, excellent portions, although we were there for lunch and were served dinner portions, a few more dollar, but had leftovers! it had been several years since we ate there, but will definitely return. good value!! salad rolls were excellent.as were...More
It's nice to have some delicious Asian food and Pacific Breeze fits the bill. It's a notch above the average fare we've experienced recently from other restaurants in Tigard. Exceptionally gracious and quick service. Nice menu with a good cross-section of Asian dishes without trying...More
We have been frequenting Pacific Breeze for about ten years, and have never been disappointed. They serve a delightful bounty of both Thai and Vietnamese cuisine. The Spring Rolls are excellent and my personal favorite entrée is the Pad Ke Mau (#41). The staff is...More
Was greeted and sat down right away. The waitress was very helpful and explained some of the dishes. The food was delicious !!! The dining area was very clean and we will be a returning customer...Again the food was amazing!


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If you are talking about fashion/runway modeling, then they are looking for a very specific body type: at LEAST 5' 8" (5'10" or better is preferred), skinny, and a pretty face (an exotic look is a plus). You can get away with slightly more weight if you have some boobs and butt for certain things, such as Victoria's Secret, but you still need to be thin. Most successful fashion models start when they are 12 or 13, and are making waves at 16 and 17, and peak at 18-21. Fashion careers are often over by 22 - only a rare exception (aka supermodel) gets work until they're 28 or so.
But then there is glamour modeling and catalog modeling, where a much wider range of looks, ages, and body types are used. Of course, this is not the jet-setting, red-carpet lifestyle - this is modeling for the Old Navy sales ads and the JCPenny catalog, or for someone's art poster or their boat motor or whatever it is they're trying to sell.
Subsets of glamour would include fetish (nude and non-nude) and of course, p*rn. The money for this tends to be better, and there is lots of work available, even for the "less than perfect" model.
One thing about modeling in general: you have to know how to handle rejection, because you likely won't get booked for 95% of the jobs you go out for, and you might be fired from a job you've booked, or had your booking canceled at the last minute, simply because someone decided they preferred someone else's look over yours. It's a tough business, but you have to learn not to take that stuff personally.
Like most creative jobs (musician, actor, artist, etc.), there are 10,000 people, at least, for every one up-scale, good-paying job, and the 9,999 who don't make it usually have to have a day job to make ends meet. But someone has to be that 1 in 10,000, so it might be your friend. You never know.11|00|0
She has the face and its unfair for her because she is about 5'3 i say not sure but that is the only think in her way :(
There is absolutely NOTHING about fashion modeling (or any other creative type jobs) that is fair. You either have exactly what they want, or you don't get hired.
Again, there are other kinds of modeling, but fashion? No, those rules are hardcore, and probably less than 1 girl in 100,000 even meets the minimum requirements.


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North Korea: American Matthew Miller sentenced to 6 years hard labor
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American Citizen Matthew Todd Miller was convicted for committing "hostile acts" to North Korea. He is sentenced to six years of hard labor. While his fate is now known, the crime that he committed is still unclear. According to the Korean Central News Agency, Matthew arrived on April 10 under the guise of a tourist. Afterwards, he then rips up his tourist Visa and demanded to seek asylum and said "he came to the DPRK after choosing it as a shelter." Later, the U.S. state department demanded his and fellow prisoner Kenneth Bae's release. Spokesman Dolly Holladay on this topic says "The charges for which he (Miller) and the other detained U.S. citizens were arrested and imprisoned would not give rise to arrest or imprisonment in the United States or in many other countries around the world," In an interview with CNN, Miller told Will Ripley that he "prepared to violate the law of DPRK before coming here. And I deliberately committed my crime" Though he did not specify on what his crime exactly was. Keep in mind that there were North Korean officials present, and he had to be careful of what he said. "My situation is very urgent" Miller said to CNN. "Very soon, I'm going to trial and I will directly be sent to prison. I think this interview is my final chance to push the American government into helping me."
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This story related to the ideals of Liberty and Rights.
The government of the DPRK is a communist dictatorship known for it's human rights abuse. And the fate of Matthew Miller is no exception. The human rights of Matthew were violated by the North Korean Government from receiving a cruel and unusual punishment, for trying to spy on North Korea, and wanting to be a "second Snowden." Matthew's liberty was also violated. Where he was arrested and imprisoned for going against the DPRK. In North Korea, freedom of speech is highly rejected by the North Korean Government. His interviews with CNN as well as other prisoner's interviews. Were monitored by the government, so he didn't have the freedom to tell any information he wanted to show.


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Rishi was determined to marry Tanvi only, he was then worried how he would run away with Tanvi. Bani is always there. Manpreet leaves it to Ahna, Ahna denies doing it. Manpreet narrates an Indian movie screen to sit with Pavan on stage with veil. Ahna calls it a rubbish idea, she felt disgusted even watching Pavan's face. Manpreet black mails her to do it for her sister. Ahna leaves asking Manpreet to go there by himself, but Manpreet requests her. Rishi also insists on her to wear Tanvi's dress. Ahna finally agrees.
The three comes to Tannu's room, Ahna asks Rishi to go inside and talk to her. She stops Manpreet outside, she asks him to wait outside and looks around. They begin an argument, Rishi comes to scold them both to shut up. Ahna sends Rishi inside, then sends Manpreet to keep an eye over people there.
In the room, Tannu was worried and hurries Rishi to go from here, she doesn't need any more problems. Rishi asks her to run away and get married. She loves him, it's their fate to go away. Manpreet hears this curtly, Ahna stops him from going inside but he insists and goes in. He comes to request Tannu to accept it, Tannu says it's really late, nothing such is possible. Rishi says this is the last chance, tomorrow they will be helpless. He insists on her to run away with him. Tannu asks if this is fighting, what respect Bani and Guljeet would be left with, what about her promise with Raaj that she won't take any such step to break her wedding with Pavan. Ahna comes inside, and seconds Tannu melodramatically. She attacks Rishi with a fist, how dare he thought about running away with her sister, he has a disgusting mind. She hands a glass of juice to Tannu and asks her to drink it, Bani sent this for energizing. Rishi and Manpreet were confused at her turn around. Ahna takes Manpreet and Rishi to a corner, both blame Ahna. Rishi comes inside to find Tanvi dizzy. Ahna hurries inside, Rishi looks towards the glass. Ahna says she made her unconscious to bring her to conscious, her sister loves him more than he loves her. She will sacrifice for the sake of world, but she won't let her do this at least for her idiot cousin. She accuses Rishi to get weak in front of Tannu. She helped him only. Rishi thanks her, Ahna deters to break his face. Ahna asks him to run away with her only, before everyone comes there. Manpreet asks her to be his friend today. There is Bani's knock at the door, Ahna hurries outside to handle her.
Ahna stops Bani to inform that Tanvi is getting ready, is Tannu ready? She asks her to go and bring Neha, she will get her sister in a while.
In the room, Manpreet asks Rishi to get her in the fruit basket, Rishi accuses him to have gone insane. They get an idea and rolls Tannu in the carpet. Ahna comes inside and was shocked to see Tannu in the carpet. Rishi assures her to take care of Tannu, more than himself. Manpreet says she has to sit with Pavan in the stage, but don't marry him. Manpreet was excited to take his sister in law. They hold Tannu on shoulders and take her outside. Ahna was nervous.
Bani called Guljeet restlessly. Pavan thinks that Tanvi must now be alone in the room, he heads towards the room but Pandit stops him as its time for wedding. Bani goes to bring Tanvi. Pavan thinks he has to speak to Tanvi, he will do it in the stage and will make her speechless. Bani thinks she won't spare Ahna this time if she speaks rubbish. She comes up to see Rishi and Manpreet carrying the carpet, they make up that this carpet has been sent as a gift from their American friend and is really close to heart, that is why they can't let it in anyone's hand.
Ahna sits in the room veiled, Bani comes there and complains her about Ahna. She asks her to come downstairs. Bani notices her hands have gone really fat, then shares her anger with Ahna. She was determined to set Ahna with someone who will break her face. Ahna thinks she will break her face in a while. Bani insists on her to remove this veil, but Ahna holds it. Bani says alright, she might wear it as it's her day. Ahna was happy that Tanvi and Rishi have run away.
Rano stops Rishi and Manpreet, they tell Rano that its Bani's gift. She wants to send it home and use it. They are going to hand it to someone outside. They were about to drop the carpet, Pavan comes to help them. He offers Rishi and Manpreet to come to his gym to make their muscles. He offers them help to carry this carpet outside. Pandit calls Pavan to the stage, Pavan reminds them its time for his wedding so he has to go. He tells Rishi to keep on holding these carpets, because he is taking Rishi's dream girl. He asks Rishi not to get late in any of his rituals. Rishi smiles behind Pavan. Raaj comes there to Rishi and Manpreet, Bee ji comes to take dry fruits. UV wonders what his Ram Ratan are doing. They take the carpet outside, Manpreet wonders where all the cars have gone. They point towards the horse cart and in a quest to turn the carpet drops and Tannu rolls outside. Guljeet came there.
PRECAP: Pavan warns Tanvi to do what he and Saloni asks her to. Ahna stops him calling him misbehaving. Pavan demands where his bride to be is? Ahna announces she ran away with Rishi.
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Milk Island (or commonly known as the Milk Carton) is an island located at the North of Lala-Oopsie Land's island chain. It is uninhabited and is the very heart of the islands. It is surrounded by Fairy Island to its South, the Kingdom of Juniper to its Southwest and the Kingdom of Nutmeg to its Southeast.
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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), conceived and hosted by China, is essentially a multilateral development bank that is driven solely by the "quality of projects and not politics", according to its Vice-President, Danny Alexander.
This clarification came against the backdrop of India's strategic concerns regarding the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that covers areas including Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir.
- CPEC is the so-called 'flagship' project of China's One-Belt-One-Road (OBOR) initiative, aimed at developing infrastructure in more than 60 countries. OBOR is among those that will get AIIB funding.
About AIIB:
The AIIB was established as a new multilateral financial institution aimed at providing "financial support for infrastructure development and regional connectivity in Asia."
- It was founded in October, 2014, and will have its headquarters in Beijing.
- Its goals are also to boost economic development in the region, create wealth, prove infrastructure, and promote regional cooperation and partnership.
- The value of AIIB's authorized capital amounts to $100 billion, with almost $30 billion invested by China.
- The bank expects to lend $10 billion to $15 billion a year for the first five years of its operations, beginning in the second quarter of 2016.
- India is an influential member of the AIIB as it has the second-largest voting share and percentage of shares (next only to China) in the multilateral institution that has 57 member countries.


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Duck On a BudgetDuck is a resort town in Dare County, North Carolina. The town is quite small, with a year around population of just 369, but during the peak summer months the tourist crowds can climb to over 20,000. Duck is also the northernmost incorporated town in the county, and also the newest town in the Outer Banks, having been incorporated on May 1st, 2002.
Duck's economy is focused almost exclusively on tourism. The town hosts many summer events and concerts and is a center for outdoor recreational activities, fine dining, and world class shopping. There are many art galleries in the area as well.
SightsDuck is first and foremost, a beach destination. Most visitors spend the majority of their time on the beach. The beaches are wide and the water stays warm well into October. Like much of the Outer Banks, the waves can get rough, particularly if there's a storm in the area. Make sure you're on alert for rip tides as they are common in the area.
Many visitors enjoy heading to the town park, which also has a recreational facility and trails that wander through a maritime forest and willow swamp. The park has an amphitheater, playground, picnic shelter, and access to public kayaking and canoeing. From the park you can access a boardwalk that goes through the commercial village for about three quarters of a mile following along Currituck Sound.
NeighborhoodsDuck is found in the northern part of North Carolina's Outer Banks. It sits between the Atlantic Ocean and the Currituck Sound and has an area of about 3.7 square miles, of which, 35% is water. From the town park there's a boardwalk that goes about three quarters of a mile through the commercial village. The beaches are also wonderful and likely where you will spend most of your time.
ActivitiesA visit to Duck is all about the outdoors. You can relax on the beach, take boat tours to see dolphins, go kayaking or canoeing, or just wander around the community. The beach is excellent and has been ranked one of the top 15 family friendly beaches in America.
There are also several summer festivals that the town hosts. During these peak months are are over 60 events and programs that you can participate in. These include Yoga on the Green, Movies on the South, a family magic show, live concerts and interactive theater. Most programs are free and open to the public. During October the town hosts its annual Jazz Festival. This is a fun time to be in the area as well.
Food and DiningPredictably, seafood is a favorite in the Duck area. There are many good seafood restaurants in the area and you can expect good, fresh food. If you happen to be in town during the low season, many restaurants will be closed and it may be a challenge to find a good meal.
There are many good local seafood restaurants in Duck. The Blue Point is a popular favorite. They offer fresh seafood in a welcoming setting. Coastal Cravings is a unique option. Don't let the location next to the gas station deter you. The food is great and the hole-in-the-wall style only adds character to the experience. The Red Sky Cafe is another favorite. They offer unique seafood dishes and local favorites.
If you want to try a local tradition, head to Duck Donuts. The cake donuts are made to order and served hot. You can choose between the standard toppings, and the donuts are a step above the rest. Make sure you come on your first day, so you can return daily throughout your trip.


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I'm generally a pretty quiet kind of guy, I enjoy nothing more than an evening in by the fire with a good TV series to binge watch, something decent to eat cooking in the oven (I generally reckon that the longer something takes to cook, the better it is), and The Little Cat curled up in my lap. When this isn't feasible, I like to be out and about, usually in the Peak District, maybe taking a walk, maybe doing a little climbing, or maybe looking at things in a semi interested sort of a way. If it's dark, I'll consider the cinema, but this often makes me angry at Hollywood and its cynical remaking of something best left alone. A nice pint of real beer in a decent pub is a good option, actually, I should do that more.
I'm also deeply obsessive about tech. I spend much of my time worrying why things don't work quite the way I want them to, and what I can do about it. I'm engaged in a long term project to build a house-wide entertainment system based on kodi and Raspberry Pi, but this is currently mired in infrastructure complications and my inability to motivate myself into a major cabling exercise.
I'm also thinking increasingly seriously about buying some land and building myself a house. Some days this seems possible and exciting, but at other times it feels very much like something that other people do while Kevin McCloud watches on, waiting for the inevitable disaster.
I can design things, and draw them in a passable sort of way. I know about building contracts and party wall awards. That's got to be a turn on for someone, right?
I can roast meat quite well, and I know how to barbecue without causing illness.
I can rock climb a little bit, but while I have reasonable technique, I am hampered by laziness and poor muscle condition. The roast meat can't be helping either.
I have some experience administering Exchange servers. This is of very little relevance in this context.
I'm generally told that I'm a kind, caring sort of chap. I don't know about that, as I'm usually quite hard on myself and treat myself with a sort of careless indifference. I'm also told that I give good cuddles. The Little Cat certainly doesn't complain.
I'm tall? I could stand to lose a couple of pounds?
I am usually wearing a white t shirt and jeans. This doesn't make me look like a young Marlon Brando.
I love dark dystopian movies, like Blade Runner or the Christopher Nolan Batman movies.
However, I am of the belief that the movie industry is currently being massively outclassed by the tv industry, and that the best drama is being made in a long form serial format these days. I love Justified, Boardwalk Empire, Luther, The Wire, Deadwood, The Newsroom, obviously Breaking Bad; frankly the list is endless, and if I were to continue, it would become all too apparent how much time I spend watching tv.
I'm an unashamed Steely Dan fan, but I also like most prog rock, particularly Pink Floyd. Also jazz and funk. I have a dangerously out of control addiction to vinyl.
I've been making a special effort to listen to newish music lately. The list includes Anna Calvi, Daughter, Midlake, London Grammar, CHVRCHES. Oh and I'm a massive fan of the wonderful Kate Bush.
I love most food, but the more natural the ingredients, the better. Meat. Lots of meat. And pies. With meat in.
Why the perfect Android keyboard does not appear to exist.
How I would cope without my Little Cat.
Why most people seem to like things which are obviously rubbish.
Where the most perfect pork pie is to be found (I've actually got a pretty good handle on this one - it's probably made by Jackson's of Chesterfield).
Actually that's not that private. In fact it's obvious to all but the most casual observer. Sorry.
Because of my leanings towards poly, I'm not necessarily looking for The One (that, as we all know, is Neo), I'm looking for interesting people with whom I have some sort of connection. I have no preconceived notion how that looks, sounds or feels.
It's not all about sex, if you just want a hook up, I'm probably not your guy, certainly not if you don't want a conversation first.


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The women in the snow
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The story is going to be about a mom who froze in the snow because she was waiting the city bus outside for a while.
The story is going to be about a mom who froze in the snow because she was waiting the city bus outside for a while.
"(Hurry up! Hurry up! I can't wait all day,Grady snapped at the boarding passengers.Get to the back of the bus,he hustled them on impatiently.You people know the rules)."
P(263)."Grady closed his eyes but couldn't keep them shut.She was still coming,but from where? The answer was too horrible to consider,so he choose to let his mind find a more reasonable explanation.
Good job finding quotes, Pierre. Now you need to say what you infer, or guess about each one. Please add this before you put any more quotes down.
Infer:the women was a ghost And the baby too,"(Eula Mae stepped off the bus with her baby."excuse me,"Ray called politely," about the bus fare.No need for you to make a special trip...back.Consider it has a gift."He thought he saw Eula Mae Daniels smile as she vanished into the swirling snow,never to be seen again.)
Why did Eula Mae smile? What do you infer this means?
She smiled because the men helped her,and the men show kindness to her,so she was pleased to him
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On Tuesday, the entire NFL must get their rosters down to the required 75 players before the 4 p.m. deadline. On Saturday night, the Jets got a head start on making the necessary moves for the 2014 season.
General manager John Idzik and head coach Rex Ryan released the following players from the team:
- Bruce Campbell, OT
- Steele Divitto, LB
- Patrick Ford, OL
- Andrew Furney, K
- Jacob Schum, P
- Michael Smith, RB
- Markus Zusevics, OL
The Jets are still at 81 players, so they must release six more players before the 4p.m. deadline to get to 75. After the Jets play their final preseason game on Thursday night against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Jets must then get the final roster down to 53 players before next Saturday's deadline at 6 p.m.
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— NJPW announced today that Kota Ibushi is officially out of the NJPW G1 Climax Tournament. This is due to a concussion that he suffered back on July 4th. At this time, no replacement has been announced. Here are the blocks announced for the tournament…
Block A:
– Hiroshi Tanahashi
– Satoshi Kojima
– Yuji Nagata
– Katsuyori Shibata
– Shinsuke Nakamura
– Tomohiro Ishii
– Shelton Benjamin
– Davey Boy Smith Jr.
– Doc Gallows
– Bad Luck Fale
Block B:
– Togi Makabe
– Hirooki Goto
– Tetsuya Naito
– Hiroyoshi Tenzan
– Kazuchika Okada
– Toru Yano
– Minoru Suzuki
– Lance Archer
– AJ Styles
– Yujiro Takahashi
– Karl Anderson
— Here is the announced card for EVOLVE 33, which takes place August 10th in Jacksonville, FL…
Evolution's End: Rich Swann vs. Johnny Gargano
Round Robin Challenge Night 3: Match #1: Drew Gulak vs. Biff Busick
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Anthony Nese vs. Lince Dorado
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Both Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy and Stow-Munroe Falls girls soccer earned seeds at their respective postseason meetings Oct. 9.
When the two teams met Oct. 10 at Royals Stadium, both showed they are playoff ready.
CVCA took the lead, lost it and then came back to tie it as the Bulldogs and Royals finished with an entertaining 2-2 draw.
CVCA finished the regular season at 10-2-1.
Stow had more business to take care of this week. The Bulldogs closed out their Suburban League National Conference schedule Oct. 12 with a 2-1 home loss to North Royalton.
Stow moved to 7-2-6 prior to the team's regular-season finale with Norton Oct. 13 (results were not available at press time). The Bulldogs finished at 2-2-3 in the National Conference.
Stow coach Nate Rausch was happy with his team's effort against CVCA, noting just one area held the Bulldogs from getting the win.
"It was one of our top games of the season," Rausch said. "We were great in the final third and we created a lot of chances. We've just got to find a way to put the ball in the net."
While giving credit to the Bulldogs, CVCA coach Mario Houston noted his team's schedule may have hurt the Royals in the run up to the game.
"We've had a lot of games the last few weeks," Houston said. "Our legs are just tired out there. It's tough when you have that level of speed to compete against. Stow is a talented team. Nate has done a great job with them."
In a battle between two possession-oriented teams, the game started at a frenetic pace and stayed there most of the night.
CVCA opened the scoring in the ninth minute in historic fashion. Senior Jaya Wilson made a run into the box before sliding a square ball to senior Toni Costa, who put the ball home.
Costa's goal not only gave the Royals a 1-0 lead, but was the 49th goal of her career, tying her for the school record for goals in a career.
Stow was able to find a quick response, as it earned a corner kick in the 16th minute.
Senior Hannah Riddle took the corner and served it right to Elyse Casalinova, who blasted the ball into the top of shelf of the goal, tying it at 1-1.
Stow had the majority of possession in the first half and was able to take the lead in the 35th minute.
Sophia Boris passed the ball to Maddie Merlene just inside the box. Merlene turned and fired the ball just inside the right post, giving Stow a 2-1 lead at halftime.
"They did out-possess us," Houston said. "It's something we need to be aware of moving forward. We lost a few balls in key areas."
CVCA pressed for the equalizer and got it in the 53rd minute.
The Royals sent a high shot into the box, which Stow goalie Kieran Smith saved, but could not control the rebound. CVCA defender Abby Hutt was first to the loose ball and knocked it home from close range.
"They were very quick on offense, but were able to hold their counterattack game down," Rausch said.
Stow had some golden opportunities in the game's final 20 minutes, but could not find the winning goal. Boris hit the post twice during the game, as the Bulldogs finished with a 7-6 edge in shots on goal.
Riddle set the Bulldogs up by passing a free kick right across the six-yard box in the game's final two minutes. Somehow, the ball went through two sets of Stow legs and rolled out for a goal kick.
Smith finished with four saves on the night, while CVCA's Anna Mitchell had three.
CVCA will enter the postseason ranked No. 10 in Division II in the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association poll.
Houston noted CVCA earned a No. 1 seed in a district draw for the first time in school history, as the Royals were given the top seed in the Division II Medina district.
As a result, CVCA received a bye in the first round and will open the playoffs at home Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. against the winner of the Navarre Fairless-Canton South game.
As for the Bulldogs, Stow was given the No. 4 seed in the Division I Kent district draw Oct. 9. As a result, the Bulldogs will open their playoff run by hosting ninth-seeded Kent Roosevelt Oct. 17 at 7 p.m.
If victorious, Stow would travel to Twinsburg for a sectional final game Oct. 20 at 7 p.m.
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ART; Irving Penn Is Difficult. 'Can't You Tell?'
Published: November 24, 1991
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Mr. Penn is scarcely the first high achiever spurred on by insecurity, and once his resistance is cajoled away, he gets hooked on his new subjects. "I can get obsessed by anything if I look at it long enough," he said. "That's the curse of being a photographer." He ended up photographing flowers for seven consecutive Christmas issues of Vogue.
Born in New Jersey -- he is the brother of the film director Arthur Penn -- he studied with the designer and art director Alexey Brodovitch in Philadelphia, worked for a while as an art director at Saks Fifth Avenue, then in the winter of 1941-42 went to Mexico to paint. When his art did not measure up to his own high standards, he washed every trace of paint off the linen canvases in his bathtub; he and his wife (the former Lisa Fonssagrives, model for some of his finest photographs) later used them as tablecloths.
Then Mr. Liberman hired him at Vogue, where he produced cover designs that photographers refused to follow. Mr. Liberman finally suggested he take up photography himself. Mr. Penn then wiped the slate clean of comfortable home environments and clues to the professions of his famous subjects, squeezing artists into an acute-angled corner without props; Mr. Liberman has labeled these pictures existentialist images "in harmony with the tormenting isolation of Beckett."
Later Mr. Penn swept away the Greek columns and Surrealist paraphernalia of previous fashion photography and posed his models in a blank, white space that seemed shocking until everyone else adopted it. In Mr. Penn's career, the traditional standoff between commercial and art photography took an ironic twist: his commercial work was judged too artistic and his art work too commercial. (Both were ultimately honored by museums.)
"In 1952," Mr. Penn recalled, "Liberman said to me, 'I must cut back on the work you do for Vogue. The editors don't like it. They say the photographs burn on the page . After some years, I began to understand that what they wanted of me was simply a nice, sweet, clean-looking image of a lovely young woman. I began to do that, and that's when I became valuable to them and had 200 to 300 pages a year.
"Up to that point I had been trying to make a picture. Then I began to try to make a commodity. That's what I've been doing in fashion photography ever since."
But his portraits remained unrelenting. "Many photographers," he said, "feel their client is the subject. My client is a woman in Kansas who reads Vogue. I'm trying to intrigue, stimulate, feed her. My responsibility is to the reader. The severe portrait that is not the greatest joy in the world to the subject may be enormously interesting to the reader."
He said he tries not to direct people and doesn't make very small talk but might ask, "What does it feel like to realize that this eye looking at you is the eye of 1,200,000 people?" -- which might well produce an effect. He so detests being photographed himself that he'll slip out for a quick passport photo rather than allow an assistant to point a lens at him.
If the fashion pictures were criticized by his editors, the ravishing platinum-palladium prints, whether of cigarette butts, debris or still lifes of bones and metal pieces, have been criticized more than once in the art press. His photographs of natives in Africa, New Guinea and elsewhere have been called flagrant exploitation for displaying native people in a portable studio as if they were high-fashion mannequins wearing the latest in nose bones.
Mr. Penn has long worked by equating one kind of subject with another. He contends that the pictures of so-called primitive people grow more interesting each year as they become documents of cultures that are slipping away: some of the New Guinea warriors who wore leaves and mud and carried bows and arrows into his studio, he said, have since put on suits and armed themselves with briefcases.
In New Guinea in 1970, he chose subjects from a group of warriors outside the studio and led them in one at a time. His touch, construed as a loving gesture, was immediately answered by a hug from each man; he referred to an image of several warriors as being "constructed of four embraces." He thought these people civil, considerate, respectful of one another: "The people I photographed were not primitive. The primitive people are in New York."
In essence, all of Irving Penn's work takes the same approach, isolating subjects from their context and raising them to one kind of graphic perfection or another. This stems, he said, from a need to "make things manageable enough to record them, to prune away anything inconsequential." Pause. "Because less is more.
"If you had two apples to photograph and could dispense with one, you would have more apple in the remaining one. I know this is so in terms of communication, though not necessarily in terms of esthetics." He was thinking of the printed page, his major vehicle for close to half a century.
Mr. Penn, a failed painter, said art means more to him as visual experience than photographs do. "I feed on art more than I ever do on photographs. I can admire photography, but I wouldn't go to it out of hunger." He said he has trouble even thinking of photographs today he would cross the street to see.
"The greatest privilege I've had in photography," he said, "is a change of diet," by which he meant not being a specialist. In one week in 1950, in the same studio, against the same bare background, he could photograph the French collections, Giacometti, anonymous butchers and glaziers. "The butchers in between invigorated the fashions. To me it was like a balanced meal." For his audience it is more like a very rich diet, not to be taken lightly.
Photos: Irving Penn at work in one of his portable studios in New Guinea in 1970 -- documenting a culture that is slipping away (Lisa Fonssagrives-Penn)(pg. 35); The photographer's portrait of Igor Stravinsky, taken in New York in 1948--Asked whether he feels obligated to make his subjects appear either kind or attractive, Mr. Penn answers, "Absolutely no." (Irving Penn)(pg. 40)


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By Jose Antonio Vargas
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
We saw it coming.
Just as MySpace and Facebook change the way we communicate, just as YouTube alters the way we entertain ourselves, just as eBay and iTunes modify the way we shop, the Internet is transforming the way we engage with this never-ending presidential campaign.
Like it or not, we now belong to a clickocracy -- one nation under Google, with video and e-mail for all.
Want to find a candidate's position on home foreclosures?
In the past we scoured the newspaper or found the phone number for campaign headquarters and placed a call. Now we Google "John McCain," "Barack Obama" or "Hillary Clinton" and drown in the information flood.
Want to give money to a candidate?
These days all it takes is a credit card and three clicks -- once on the home page, then on the "donate" button, then on "submit." That's much easier than writing a check and making sure you have the right address to mail it to, and certainly more accessible and egalitarian than attending a black-tie fundraiser at the Capital Hilton. No wonder, then, that Clinton and Obama collectively raised $75 million online in February, roughly $2.5 million a day. If politics is money, there's a new bank in town.
Want to create an anti-Obama Facebook group or a pro-McCain video?
Who's going to stop you?
This interactive medium is rebooting the first three words of the 220-year-old U.S. Constitution for the 21st century
Online, "We the people . . . " takes on a whole new meaning.
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There are some who question the impact or the value of the new online politics. Andrew Keen, author of "The Cult of the Amateur" and critic of the YouTubing, Facebooking, Wikipedia-ing masses, says the Internet's role in the campaign is "mostly hype, personality-driven, the 'American Idol'-ization of politics."
If the Internet is indeed having "great impact," Keen reasons, Ron Paul, the Republican Party's Internet rock star, would have won the nomination. Obama, who's greatly benefited from his online popularity, "would have been successful without the help of the Internet anyway," he says.
Then Keen slips back to his general assessment of the medium. "The problem with the Internet is it's the opposite of nuance," he says. "It's media with a hammer."
Keen, however, is in the minority.
For many, the Internet has ushered in an irreversible and seemingly seismic shift -- not only for voters but also for candidates. Sure, the Web, like TV, has its limitations. A campaign's online strategy can't single-handedly win an election any more than its TV ads can. Still, the Web's impact has been profound. For instance, running a serious campaign means raising a serious amount of money. Without the Web, the relatively unknown Obama would have been unable to mount such a strong challenge to the more prominent Clinton. Nearly 60 percent of the $193 million that Obama has raised so far in his campaign -- about $112 million -- came from online contributions, with 90 percent of them in amounts of $100 or less.
"What we're watching is an evolution away from Washington's control, away from the power that big money and big donors used to have a monopoly on," says Tom Daschle, a South Dakota Democrat and former Senate majority leader.
Adds Richard Viguerie, often called the "funding father" of the modern conservative movement for his effective use of direct mail: "The establishment, the power structure, the Karl Roves, are losing control of the process. There's a new center of power developing."
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Nothing rattles a campaign more than losing control of its message.
Campaigns are centralized, hierarchal, top-down operations. Everything's timed, choreographed. Staffers stay on message.
That goes against the very nature of the Web, where hijacking a candidate's message and spreading it around is easily done with the help of YouTube, a few rudimentary video editing skills and an e-mail list.
There are examples galore, and here's one of the first: On Jan. 9, 2007, a YouTube mash-up of Mitt Romney declaring his earlier support for abortion and gay rights -- positions he later renounced -- went viral.
Less than 10 hours later, his staff countered with a video reiterating Romney's current positions. But the damage had been done, and it reverberated from then on. Type "Romney" and "flip flop" into the search engine on YouTube and some 180 videos pop up.
Steve Grove, head of news and politics at YouTube, says it's one thing for a voter to read about Romney's earlier views on abortion in a newspaper article or watch a 30-second sound bite on the evening news. It's quite another to watch a video of a younger Romney, in a five-minute video titled "The Real Romney?," state, "I believe that abortion should be safe and legal in this country."
To Joe Trippi, who pioneered Howard Dean's insurgent online campaign in 2003, this is "the beauty and also the curse of the Web. . . . Like it or not, an army of people are working for you or against you." A veteran of past presidential campaigns -- he worked for Sen. Edward Kennedy, former vice president Walter Mondale and former congressman Richard Gephardt -- Trippi says the hardest thing for him to learn was to cede control.
This is a tension within every campaign, says Micah Sifry, co-founder of TechPresident, a bipartisan group blog that tracks how candidates are campaigning online. Though Sifry has been impressed with Obama's Web strategy -- "again and again, we've seen how well they've married online enthusiasm with on-the-ground mobilization," he says -- Sifry asserts that Obama's Internet team erred early on. Last spring, it sought control of a MySpace page that carried Obama's name but was independently created by an Obama supporter. "The campaign should have let the supporter control his page," Sifry says.
That lapse, however, is nothing compared with the wariness that many Republican candidates have about the Web.
Michael Turk, who led President Bush's online strategy in 2004 and recently worked as a consultant for Fred Thompson, says many Republicans still think of the Web as "an expensive brochure, like a slick direct mail." McCain's site, for instance, "is definitely an extension of the broadcast, send-receive model," he says. "The overwhelming majority of space on his home page is all about McCain, and not about how real people can get involved." But the candidate's campaign has made some improvements. "They've opened up comments on the site," Turk observes.
Another example concerned the YouTube debate. After the Democratic CNN/YouTube debate last year in which the public, including a talking snowman concerned about global warming, uploaded questions to CNN producers, most of the GOP contenders were slow to accept the invitation for their turn. "I think the presidency ought to be held at a higher level than having to answer questions from a snowman," Romney told the Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader. Pressured by young, Web-savvy conservatives who said the YouTube snub was a mistake (and who created the site SavetheDebate.com), all the candidates eventually agreed to the format.
Mindy Finn, another veteran of the Bush campaign, worked for Turk four years ago and headed Romney's online strategy until he dropped out in February.
"For campaigns, losing control also means letting candidates show more of their real personalities. A candidate is not going to be 'on' all the time, unless he or she is a really good actor. A candidate has to be himself or herself," Finn says. "In this new online era, everyone's watching, and if you're not being yourself, chances are you'll slip. And someone, somewhere, will blog about it, or upload it on YouTube."
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Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and a chronicler of presidential races for more than 40 years, says the Internet "has the capacity to immerse people in the everyday minutiae of a campaign like no other medium before it." The problem with TV news, especially on cable, is that it distributes a message that many in the audience don't want to get, Jamieson says. Online, where we choose to sign up for a campaign's e-mail list, we're more inclined not only to read the e-mails we receive but also forward them to friends and relatives. Same goes for YouTube. A viewer makes a conscious decision to click on a video, says Jamieson, who points out a recent disconnect between what pundits are talking about in the 24-hour cable news cycle and what people are watching online.
After Obama's speech on race, cable news anchors repeatedly replayed sound bites from the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's sermons, which were uploaded on YouTube and linked on countless blogs. Videos of Obama's 37-minute speech, however, surpassed those clips in views. So far, Obama's speech has been viewed more than 4 million times, making it the most viewed video uploaded by a presidential candidate yet on the site.
Remember the axiom, driven by the rise of TV, that politics is theater? Candidates are actors in front of a camera and we're in the audience? All that's changing. Now everyone can be an actor and be in the audience.
"In the past there was only a passive relationship between the producer and the audience. But the audience has also become the producer. That's very empowering -- and a huge change," says Jamieson.
"There's a dark side to this, of course. Voters can only read and watch and interact with everything they agree with, creating a hyper-partisan and largely uninformed electorate. But there's also a bright side where an informed and engaged electorate can participate in discussions that are relevant to the political process. Which way we'll eventually go, we'll have to see."
While Internet usage is still unevenly distributed-- and older, reliable voters still primarily rely on broadcast media and newspapers to keep abreast of politics -- as a whole we're getting more information about the campaigns online than we did in 2004, says Lee Rainie, director of the Pew Internet & American Life Project. A Pew survey released in January said that nearly a quarter of Americans say they regularly learn something about the campaign from the Internet. That figure is 42 percent among voters under 30, a historically unreliable voting bloc that has surprised pollsters by turning out in record numbers during the Democratic primaries.
When dial-up was the norm and AOL reigned supreme, the caption on a now famous New Yorker cartoon read: "On the Internet, no one knows you're a dog."
Thirteen years and a lifetime later online, not only do we know the name of the person behind the computer, he'll also show us his YouTube channel -- and talk endlessly about why he supports his candidate.
Nathaniel Morris, a senior at Osbourn Park High School in Manassas, has fallen hard for Clinton. Not only has he donated $50 to her online, his YouTube channel is a shrine to the former first lady. The page's wallpaper reads "Hillary" and most of the 16 videos he's uploaded, including a three-minute mash-up set to the music of the metal rock band Shiny Toy Guns, are pro-Clinton.
"I've compared her positions with Obama and McCain and Edwards online. I watched clips of her debate performances on YouTube. I went to a rally in Manassas and volunteered for the campaign," says the 18-year-old, who waits tables at Romano's Macaroni Grill.
"Being a young Clinton supporter is not exactly the cool thing to be at school. Most of my friends are for Obama," Morris says. His mom, Lea, voted for Obama. His dad, Russell, leans toward McCain. "But I didn't want to just jump on a bandwagon."
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So what about Ron Paul?
No Republican candidate -- not Romney, not Rudy Giuliani, not Mike Huckabee -- came close to his popularity on YouTube, Facebook and MySpace, the online social networking trifecta. He had more MeetUp groups than any candidate, including Obama. For some time "Ron Paul," ahead of "iPhone" and "Paris Hilton," was the most searched term on Technorati, which offers a real-time glimpse of the blogosphere.
But it was his online fundraising prowess that most impressed -- and downright baffled -- his opponents and the media. He raised more than $4 million on Nov. 5, then another $6 million on Dec. 16. Of the $36 million he raised throughout his campaign, $32 million came from the Internet. That's $5 million more than what Dean, last cycle's online phenomenon, raised during his candidacy.
That money allowed him to expand the number of campaign staffers from minuscule to modest. But the votes didn't follow. Though Paul earned 10 percent of the vote in Iowa and finished second (albeit with tiny totals) in Montana and Nevada, in many states he only got between 3 and 8 percent of the vote.
So when Paul bowed out of the race last month, the temptation was to conclude that this Internet thing can only do so much.
But take another look:
Although Paul is a 10-term congressman from Texas, he was virtually unknown nationally before this race. Yet by March 6, when Paul announced via a seven-minute video that he was dropping out, the 72-year-old made it further than anyone thought he would. He bested Giuliani, the onetime front-runner for the nomination. He beat conservative darling/former senator/movie-TV star Fred Thompson. He did way better than Sen. Sam Brownback, or Rep. Duncan Hunter, or former governor Jim Gilmore.
For Ron Paul, the Internet did more than enough.
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Hi all!
So, I don't really like tomatoes. I've working on opening my palate up to them, but I'm not quite there yet. I don't like them raw, and I don't like them as tomato sauce or ketchup. However, through a lot of funny coincidences (CSA + aunt who was so proud of her tomatoes I couldn't refuse + surprise free tomatoes at the farmer's market), I've ended up with about 8 pounds of tomatoes! 5 pounds red tomatoes, 2 pounds gorgeous heirloom tomatoes, 1 pound cherry tomatoes.
I know you all are so creative - can you help me come up with some recipe ideas that use tomato to complement other flavors, rather than just tasting like tomato?
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batch of homemade barbecue sauce?
channa masala?
roasted carrot tomato bisque?
I'm convinced that this is the universe telling me to hurry up and start liking tomatoes, so I'm excited to try them in some different ways :)
Oh, and I tend toward the crazy-health-nut end of the spectrum... I eat mostly vegan and mostly no refined sugar or oils, so if you know of any healthier recipes that would be fantastic, but the key word is "mostly" so if there's a really great recipe idea with meat or cream or sugar etc, I'll still look at it!
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What's in a Number? Cole Whitt's No. 72
BUY TICKETS: See the Daytona 500 live! In the game 'Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon,' contestants attempt to link an actor or actress to Kevin Bacon in six movies or less. The game became a fad more than 20 years ago (seriously, it's been 20 years?), but it's still fun to play (perhaps with an updated actor such as Ryan Gosling instead). However, whether you're matching Bacon or Gosling, degrees of separation are fascinating, so when TriStar Motorsports decided to bring back the No. 72 for Cole Whitt for his attempt at running in this year's Daytona 500 , we just had to check out the history of such an intriguing number choice to see what the connections were. So in order to do so, we went to Racing Reference ( racing-reference.info ) and to the bottom of their homepage, under miscellaneous, where you can find a treasure trove of stats categories to explore, including " Stats By Car Number ." Click there and then onto the No. 72 , and this is where the meat of this story (and the smell of Bacon) begins: -- The last time the No. 72 was used in a NASCAR premier series race, it was 2006 in the fall race at Phoenix. -- The driver was Brandon Whitt , who is Cole Whitt 's cousin. Brandon Whitt finished 37th in that race as the car went out after 123 laps because of a rear-end problem. -- Brandon Whitt was born in El Cajon, California, on Oct. 15, 1982. -- Jimmie Johnson was born in El Cajon, California, on Sept. 17, 1975. -- Johnson finished second to Kevin Harvick in the 2006 fall race at Phoenix and took home the first of his five consecutive NASCAR premier series championships. -- Kevin Harvick has the same first name as Kevin Bacon. Winner, winner, BLT dinner! And just look at all the fun we had by wondering, 'What's in a number?'
Cole Whitt to drive No. 98 in Sprint Cup Series for 2016
RELATED: See which drivers are on the move for 2016 Sprint Cup driver Cole Whitt will pilot the No. 98 Premium Motorsports car for 2016, the team announced Tuesday. Premium Motorsports is excited to announce the official signing @ColeWhitt to drive the #98 Sprint Cup car in 2016. https://t.co/t8NLpOSmF0 — Premium Motorsports (@PremiumMSNASCAR) February 2, 2016 This marks Whitt's third full-time season in the Cup Series, his first with Premium Motorsports. The 24-year-old driver wheeled cars for Swan Racing, BK Racing and, most recently, Front Row Motorsports. "We believe Cole is an accomplished young driver who drives aggressively, yet smart," team owner Jay Robinson said in a release. "He's a great fit for our team as we look to improve our competitiveness in the Sprint Cup Series." Whitt wasn't the only change made at Premium Motorsports this year; During the offseason, the team hired Mike Hillman as competition director and Mark Hillman as crew chief. Several of Whitt's previous partners are also expected to re-sign with the new team, according to a team release. "Jay and the crew at Premium Motorsports impressed me with their vision for the future and commitment to making the No. 98 car competitive week in and week out," Whitt said. "I look forward to being a big part of the family atmosphere at Premium and having a successful start at the Daytona 500 in a few weeks." Whitt recorded a career-best 13th place result at Talladega Superspeedway last spring in the No. 35 ride, ultimately finishing 31st in the driver standings at season's end.
Front Row denies Cole Whitt moving to team
BK Racing co-owner believes move still likely to happen A representative for Front Row Motorsports denied rumors that Cole Whitt would join the team in 2015, saying that social media and reports about a potential move were untrue. But a team co-owner with close ties to Whitt said the transition is all but certain. A Tuesday night tweet from Anthony Marlowe, co-owner of BK Racing, seemed to indicate that Whitt had left his team to join Front Row. Via Twitter, Marlowe congratulated Whitt on securing a ride in the No. 34 Ford, which has been driven the past three seasons by David Ragan . @colewhitt congrats on landing the #34 ride @frontrownascar !! Happy Thanksgiving! See you at the track :) — Anthony Marlowe (@AnthonyMarlowe) November 26, 2014 Wednesday morning, Front Row Motorsports reps said that reports that Whitt was shifting to the Statesville, North Carolina,-based team were "not true." Reached Wednesday afternoon, Marlowe said such a move might still become reality. "I think Cole is a very talented driver. I don't think Front Row Motorsports has much of a choice but to say what they've said or respond the way they've responded pursuant to certain agreements. Cole is still under contract with BK Racing," Marlowe said from his Iowa home. "Am I 100 percent certain he's going there? No. If you would've asked me a few months ago if I would be surprised, I would say absolutely yes. If you'd have asked me a few weeks ago if I was surprised, I'd say no, probably not." Marlowe confirmed that Whitt had informed the BK team that he didn't intend to exercise a contract renewal for next season. "Maybe I've made a mistake in (that) he's going to the 34," Marlowe said of Whitt , "but I'm like 98 percent certain he's going to Front Row Motorsports, and if not, the bellwether on garage rumors and Gmail is [that] my pulse is off on that. I think 99 out of 100 times, those rumors tend to be true and an overwhelming amount of people, including your colleague team owners, are kind of unofficially confirming it." Whitt , 23, recently completed his first full season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, finishing 31st in the overall standings as a Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate. He began the year with Swan Racing, which was sold and merged with the BK Racing team in the spring. BK fielded entries for Whitt's No. 26, plus full-time entries for the No. 23 and 83 cars. Ragan, 28, brought Front Row and car owner Bob Jenkins their only victory in NASCAR's premier series at Talladega Superspeedway in May 2013. Ragan struggled last season, though, winding up tied for 32nd in the final standings, a single point behind Whitt . He recorded his lone top-10 finish of the season at Martinsville Speedway in the fall with a paint scheme honoring 2015 NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee Wendell Scott. Jenkins also fields the full-time No. 38 entry driven by David Gilliland . MORE: READ: Latest Chase news PLAY: Monitor your Chase Grid Game picks WATCH: Latest NASCAR video FOLLOW LIVE: Get RaceView
TriStar Motorsports returns to premier series with Whitt
RELATED: See Whitt's ride for Daytona STATESVILLE, N.C. -- TriStar Motorsports announces it will return to competition in NASCAR's premier series fielding one full-time entry in the NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series for the 2017 season. Cole Whitt has secured the seat of the No. 72 in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series . Whitt brings with him Florida Lottery to serve as the primary sponsor of the No. 72 for the Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway . Additionally, Whitt will continue partnerships with RTIC Coolers, Rinnai and Carolina Skiff throughout the 2017 season. Frank Kerr has been named Crew Chief for Whitt and will oversee competitive efforts for the No. 72. Whitt's NASCAR career includes six years on the circuit and races in which he has competed in NASCAR K&N Pro Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series , NASCAR XFINITY Series and the Monster Energy Cup Series. "I'm looking forward to being back in the seat at TriStar Motorsports for the Monster Energy Cup Series for 2017," said Whitt . "We are glad to have Florida Lottery back with us for the season opener at Daytona and are fortunate to continue and expand our relationship with Rinnai, RTIC Coolers and Carolina Skiff throughout the year." TriStar Motorsports first competed in the NASCAR Cup Series in 1989 for the Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway and lastly in 2013 at Watkins Glen International Raceway; completing a total of 197 races. "We are taking a different approach and expanding our competitive platform for 2017," said Mark Smith, owner of TriStar Motorsports. "It is an opportunity we feel is the best direction for this season and we are pleased to have Cole and his partners involved in those efforts." </p>
Whitt explains final restart
Cole Whitt explains his situation leading into the final restart in the NASCAR XFINITY Series finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
Brian Scott gets loose, collects Cole Whitt
Brian Scott gets loose coming off Turn 2 and trips up the No. 88 of Cole Whitt .
Cole Whitt hits the tire barrier in Turn 1
Cole Whitt hits the tire barrier in Turn 1 at Watkins Glen to bring out the first caution flag of the day.
Elliott, Whitt , and Moffitt wreck early at Darlington
Cole Whitt and Brett Moffitt get together and collect Chase Elliott in an early wreck at Darlington Raceway.
Whitt spins while racing for position
Michael McDowell and Cole Whitt were racing for a spot in the Daytona 500 when Whitt got loose during Can-Am Duel #1 at Daytona International Speedway.
Whitt runs into Hornish in pit-road mishap
Cole Whitt runs into the back of Sam Hornish Jr. when Hornish stops abruptly to avoid contact with Danica Patrick on pit road during practice at Kentucky Speedway.


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ReviewWell, after thirteen years, I have put on four new sets of tires and two new batteries. The only rust is the rear bumper, which is barely still there and the only bad visual part. This week I found out the hard way that the Timing Belt should have been changed every 60,000 miles. Replacing it would be cheap, but I'm told there may be substantial damage to the pistons which would not be cheap at all. Still, if I could be sure I can get 100,000 more miles out of her I'd pay up in a heartbeat.
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Don Borgeson (born May 20, 1945 in North Battleford, Saskatchewan) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey forward. He played 145 games in the World Hockey Association with the New England Whalers, Phoenix Roadrunners and Denver Spurs/Ottawa Civics, scoring 59 goals and 52 assists.
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Don Borgeson's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database
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Although host Thornydale was unable to win the Junior Softball All-Star West Regional, they did finish strong in the event, beating Tillamook, Oregon 16-3 in the consolation final.
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Thornydale tied things up by plating two runs in the third, then added three in the fourth, three in the fifth and seven in the sixth.
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Egypt's Old Kingdom (Dynasties 3–6, ca. 2649–2150 B.C.) was one of the most dynamic periods in the development of Egyptian art. During this period, artists learned to express their culture's worldview, creating for the first time images and forms that endured for generations. Architects and masons mastered the techniques necessary to build monumental structures in stone. Sculptors created the earliest portraits of individuals and the first lifesize statues in wood, copper, and stone. They perfected the art of carving intricate relief decoration and, through keen observation of the natural world, produced detailed images of animals, plants, and even landscapes, recording the essential elements of their world for eternity in scenes painted and carved on the walls of temples and tombs.
These images and structures had two principal functions: to ensure an ordered existence and to defeat death by preserving life into the next world. To these ends, over a period of time, Egyptian artists adopted a limited repertoire of standard types and established a formal artistic canon that would define Egyptian art for more than 3,000 years, while remaining flexible enough to allow for subtle variation and innovation.
Although much of their artistic effort was centered on preserving life after death, Egyptians also surrounded themselves with beautiful objects to enhance their lives in this world, producing elegant jewelry, finely carved and inlaid furniture, and cosmetic vessels and implements in a wide variety of materials.
Roehrig, Catharine H. "Egypt in the Old Kingdom (ca. 2649–2150 B.C.)." In Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2000–. http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/oking/hd_oking.htm (October 2000)
Hayes, William C. The Scepter of Egypt: A Background for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities. 2 vols. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1953-59.
Egyptian Art in the Age of the Pyramids. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1999. See on MetPublications
Schulz, Regine, and Matthias Seidel, eds. Egypt: The World of the Pharaohs. Cologne: Könemann, 1998.
Roehrig, Catharine H. "An Artisan's Tomb in New Kingdom Egypt." (October 2004)
Roehrig, Catharine H. "Egypt in the Middle Kingdom (2030–1640 B.C.)." (October 2000)
Roehrig, Catharine H. "Egypt in the New Kingdom (ca. 1550–1070 B.C.)." (October 2000)
Roehrig, Catharine H. "Egyptian Tombs: Life Along the Nile." (October 2004)
Roehrig, Catharine H. "The Housemistress in New Kingdom Egypt: Hatnefer." (October 2004)
Roehrig, Catharine H. "The Tomb of Wah." (October 2004)
Roehrig, Catharine H., and Malcolm Daniel. "Harry Burton (1879–1940): The Pharaoh's Photographer." (January 2009)


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The restaurant was excellent. View of the harbor from every seat of this open air place. Even at the bar: the bartender's area was sunken to allow for better views. We were there at dusk, and watched as the daylight view of sailboats and a cruise ship turned into a sea of twinkling lights. Staff very friendly and helpful. One of the best Sunday brunches I've ever had. Easy taxi ride from airport and to ferry. Since it is on a mountainside, there are a lot of stone steps to negotiate. No elevators, which makes it difficult if you have a lot of luggage, as we did. We only stayed one night, but I would have rented a car if we were staying longer, as it is too far to walk to town. Bedroom was small but comfortable. I would have preferred one with a view. Pool was small, and in view from the bar.
All the employees where extremely attentive, the room was very comfortable, beautiful views, the pool area was great, the restaurant served delicious food. Location, although you get to enjoy beautiful views in order to move around is best to rent a motorcycle or car.
The view and sea breeze were wonderful and service and accommodation was great
Fairly clean and quaint. Great Air conditioning.. Didn't get to stay for breakfast as we had to catch the early ferry to BVI. Dinner the night before was good. Quite a few steps if you have heavy luggage.
So we got an e-mail a week in advance of staying here that the King bed Harbor View suite that we paid for for our dream trip was not going to be available because there were guests failing to vacate for the next week because of travel flight cancelations. You stated you would be giving us a standard room with a full size bed and a small food comp. at your reataurant for the inconvenience. Classy!! You didn't offer any other way to resolve this, as in maybe telling the guests in the King Harbor View Suite that unfortunately you have that Suite sold for the weekend and they would be more than welcome to stay in your standard room with a full size bed if they wanted to extend their vacation.......
Bunker Hill is located in the town near shopping and restaurants and is good value for the money. It is not a luxury or beach front hotel, but is conveniently located in the town. The rooms are adequate, wifi is available, the staff are friendly and helpful and the breakfast was very good. It is very acceptable as an 1 or 2 day stay in the town. Rooms were a bit outdated and there are no elevators to the top floors.
It Was A Very Nice Hotel..I Would Recommend It To Anybody The Location Is Horibble
Great Location, staff and breakfast! Look oudated, the bed needs replacement and the shower was terrible...
What did your like? The staff was very nice and eager to please. Stair are very common at hotels on St. Thomas. This is the first place I stayed where they took up my luggage. They breakfast was good and serviced by a friendly staff. I liked that it was a family run hotel owned by locals. It is closed to all the shopping in the old downtown district which is a lot of fun. What didn't I like? I would not recommend families with small children to stay there. All the stairs would be dangerous for them. They are doing some additions which are not safe for children. If you can not walk stairs this is not for you.
Great location, extremely helpful and friendly staff. Just around the corner from all the shops and boutiques on Main street. Lots of stairs. Not a problem for us, but if you have any physical disabilities this is probably not the best choice.
The staff were absolutely fabulous! This is a smaller family run hotel, that could use a little updating [nothing major] that you could care less about because the staff is just that great. They are very accomodating [held our bags for us after we checked out for a few hours]. The only draw back for some travelers might be that there are a lot of stairs, which was not a problem for us and our two younger children. We would definitely stay there again!! nothing
This hotel is very basic and is OK for an overnight stay. It is clean and the room had TV, air conditioning, a small fridge and en suite bathroom and shower. I would stay here again if it was only for a quick overnight. It is value for money. The staff were phenomenal. I arrived at 11:00 PM as did other travelers. The hotel clerk came outside to the taxi to greet us and carry luggage inside. He also carried luggage to the room......the people were very friendly and helpful making for a pleasant experience. Breakfast to order, although limited, was very good and is included in the room cost.......:) Several floors with only steps - can be a challenge if you have heavy luggage and no one to help......
Fairly clean and quaint. Great Air conditioning.. Didn't get to stay for breakfast as we had to catch the early ferry to BVI. Dinner the night before was good. Quite a few steps if you have heavy luggage.
Inn keeper very nice and delicious breakfast! Room was ok, but a/c was leaking and room didn't get cleaned 1 day...overall great value for price paid.
Great view. Pool looked nice Bed was good Rooms need renovated
Room is clean Everyone has to use the same bathroom.
Inn keeper very nice and delicious breakfast! Room was ok, but a/c was leaking and room didn't get cleaned 1 day...overall great value for price paid.
Great view. Pool looked nice Bed was good Rooms need renovated
The location and price can't be beat Well...the bed was a full size and very uncomfortable. When you moved around or got up of the bed you could hear the springs go 'sproing'! We kept looking to see if they popped out! The bathroom was miniscule...no shampoo, no washclothes or hand towel
front desk lady was nice. The courtyard smelled like cat urine, there were no phones in room to call taxi, there were holes in walls between rooms, gaps around air conditioning, ran out of small amount of toilet paper that was in bathroom and no one available to get more from, etc
Great location, room was clean Stairs, stairs, stairs, stairs. Lugging a heavy suitcase up to the top level left me breathless and sweaty. Im strong and healthy and still found it a challenge.
The location was great. Easy access to shopping district. Staff was nice and helpful. The towels weren't so clean but good thing I brought my own. Didn't like that the hotel was open on the middle so when it rain the steps and everything got wet which could be dangerous if you're leaving your room. No elevators.
It was clean and the air conditioning worked. Walk to downtown Charlotte Almalie. It was very old, outdated and need renovations. The neighborhood was kind of edgy.


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On 10/1/10 2:25 PM, Phillip Hellewell wrote: > On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 12:02 PM, David Jencks <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> Cool, that's what I was hoping to hear. Even if I just had a plugin >>> that would scan all the dependencies and print out their versions, >>> that would suffice and I could do the checking out myself. >> >> does mvn dependency:tree do what you want? > > Yes, it looks like that will work! Actually, a dependency:resolve > will work too, maybe even easier. Will dependency:resolve guarantee > to print them out in an order such that each artifact comes after any > artifacts it depends on? > >> I still don't understand exactly what you are trying to do, but it looks to me like it might be like mvn scm:bootstrap >> >> http://maven.apache.org/scm/plugins/bootstrap-mojo.html > > Cool, thanks. I looked at it real quick and it looks like it can be > used to checkout and build a project for you, but it doesn't look like > it will does anything fancy like checking out the dependencies for > you. > >> It seems to me that the scope of what you want could be hard to define. Many non-tiny projects come in multi module trees that are expected to be checked out at some root directory which is not the same as the scm root of any module you will be using. So figuring out how much you want to check out automatically might be a challenge. And if you really only want a particular submodule you'll have to do something to calculate the scm address from the chain of parent poms. (of course you'll need to follow the parents until you find an scm tag anyway). > > We are planning to make things consistent so that this automation will > be possible, e.g.: > 1. Each "component" will live in a specific place in SVN (e.g., > /components/COMPNAME). > 2. Each "component" will have a single pom.xml. No multi-modules. > 3. Before deploying, the SVN tag name will be appended to the artifact > version number. > 4. The SVN base url will be defined globally in the user's settings.xml > > So I'll know exactly what to check out for that component just from > its name and version, which I can get from dependency:resolve. > > Phillip You'll also need to create a branch from the tag when you check out, assuming it's a released version. For example, if Project A 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT depends Project B 1.0.0, you'll need to copy http://svn/projects/B/tags/1.0.0 to http://svn/projects/B/branches/1.0.0. You will also need to modify the Project B's pom when doing this branching to change the version from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT. Finally, you need to change Project A's pom to reference version 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT of Project B. It might be better to only support this automation for SNAPSHOTs. Justin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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