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Let's talk about ridiculous, Santa Fe; about how former City Councilor Chris Calvert sponsored a bill on his way out spurred by persnickety (I've been waiting like, two years to use that word) Plaza vendors that would provide even stricter guidelines by which street musicians (henceforth referred to as buskers) would have to operate
As it stands, Santa Fe's busking ordinance requires that any street performer must be licensed by the city. In addition to the license, buskers must be aware of volume, content, proximity to businesses and/or other performers and the potential for congestion in certain pedestrian areas. These are mostly common sense issues that have been followed closely by the bulk of those who busk, but a number of downtown merchants feel performers are negatively impacting their businesses and wish to take the ordinance even further to allow for such considerations as the criminalization of various busking activities, further space between performers and restrictions on buskers' right to sell their art.
"Vendors are dissatisfied with their own ordinance and are using the buskers to complain about that dissatisfaction"
According to an informal poll of Plaza business owners compiled by food vendor Andrea Caldera, those concerned with the impact of buskers wished to allow such ridiculous measures as permitting musicians to only obtain the licenses in January, requiring loading zone permits, background checks and to not allow traveling musicians to apply for licensure.
This isn't to say that everything suggested by the businesses were outrageous (many other proposed addendums are, in fact, already covered), but it's pretty insane to ask so much of people who just want to strum out a few tunes outdoors.
A large group of buskers, concerned citizens, Councilors Signe Lindell, Joe Maestas and Ron Trujillo, and a noticeably lacking number of vendors convened in City Council Chambers on Thursday to debate this very topic following much ado amongst the sparring groups.
Dozens of local performers and business owners took to the lecturn to voice their concerns on the matter, and opinions ranged anywhere from love for the buskers to downright wanting them gone. Of course, the buskers themselves sang the praises of street performance.
"I think some people have confused busking and panhandling," local musician Alysha Shaw said. "I'm hoping there's a way that we can handle the business of art on the whole in a better way."
And, despite a fairly low turnout, vendors were mostly reasonable.
"Most of you here are not part of the problem, but even New Orleans regulates buskers," Plaza food vendor Michael Murphy said. "What is a busker's playing field? Are you playing to the whole Plaza? No. We have venues for that."
"There should not be CD sales on the Plaza—it's merchandise," jewelry vendor Ben Chavez said. "Vendors pay substantially to be on the Plaza and must have liability insurance."
Fellow vendor and 35 year Plaza mainstay Martha Reich also addressed issues of unfairness saying, "I have rules I have to follow. I don't like it, but I follow them. I cannot have radios or music on the Plaza, I can't display signs, I have to move when the city asks…I like buskers, I don't like what they bring."
Ultimately, however, vendor unrest is limited to a mere handful of people, which almost makes it seem like the actual issue is that vendors feel short-changed by their own issues (insurance, background checks, licensing, etc.).
"It looks like the vendors are dissatisfied with their own ordinance and are using the buskers to complain about that dissatisfaction," Santa Fe Busking Alliance spokesman/busker George Robinson tells SFR.
Granted, not every musician who performs on or around the Plaza is respectful, self-aware or even slightly talented, and certain restrictions make absolute sense. Mostly, it boils down to people just being cool. That said, do we really want to live in a city where non-traditional musicians are treated like criminals? City police Sgt. Chris McCord says, "I cannot enforce any law that is not criminal." Thus, there is no legal recourse for SFPD in the event complaints are made unless criminal provisions are added to the ordinance. Does this sound overblown? You bet.
Also, does it strike anyone as odd that so-called pros have been all up in the city's face with subsidy requests but street performers are treated like second-class citizens or as if their art is somehow less valid?
No resolution was reached. City Council is to readdress busking ordinance revisions on April 30.


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Despite its $400 million cost to taxpayers, the president's health care website has been plagued by nationwide accounts of technological complications since it launched Oct. 1. It also has been reported that the site has provided inaccurate information about the federal tax credits available to those seeking health insurance.
An experienced online database programmer told CBS News, "I would be ashamed and embarrassed if my organization delivered something like that."
The administration has had almost four years to prepare for the rollout of its health care law, and this is what it looks like – a complete disaster. A recent Associated Press poll revealed that only 7 percent of Americans believe the rollout of Obamacare has gone either very well or extremely well.
Despite the website's numerous glitches and many other implementation problems, the administration still insists on fining taxpayers if they don't purchase health insurance.
Last week, the administration announced a six-week extension to sign up for a health care plan before facing a penalty. This brief extension is not enough and certainly no consolation for the millions of Americans who are seeing their policies canceled, premiums rise and paychecks fall.
In September, I introduced legislation to delay the Obamacare mandates for a year, and as the problems with the health care law rise, I will continue to push for a vote on this bill.
First, a delay of the Obamacare mandates would provide all Americans with the same relief that the administration already has given to businesses. The administration announced this summer that it will delay penalties for employers who do not provide health insurance coverage to workers, but not provide the same delay for all Americans.
Don't individuals deserve the same relief from Obamacare as businesses?
My bill would codify the delay of the employer-mandate and extend the same delay to all individuals and families.
Second, delaying the Obamacare mandates until after the 2014 midterm elections would allow American voters to decide the health care law's fate now that the impact of the law is being felt. Although the House has passed numerous bills to dismantle Obamacare, we do not have the votes in the Senate today to repeal or defund Obamacare.
If we delay the mandates, Americans will be able to decide whether they want to keep Obamacare or replace it with step-by-step, consumer-driven health care reforms.
The House already has taken the first step and passed similar legislation, introduced by Rep. Todd Young to delay the employer and individual mandates. And it was bipartisan. Twenty-two House Democrats recognized the need to give Americans the same relief from Obamacare that businesses are receiving. Over the last several days, a number of Senate Democrats have expressed support for delaying parts or all of the president's health care law as well.
As the president said last week, Obamacare is more than a website. It's a law that has real-life consequences to Hoosier families and individuals.
President Obama – before and after Obamacare passed – promised all Americans they could keep their health care plans if they liked them. It was a promise he repeated time and time again.
But that isn't the case, and Obama has known it for some time. Hundreds of thousands of Americans are receiving notification that their plans are being cancelled because of Obamacare, and reports indicate that the White House has known for three years that these cancellations were coming.
President Obama should keep his word to the American people. The president owes them an apology but most of all a solution.

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are there any Classical Theravadin texts about the function of the brain? Or maybe even about the connection between brain and mind?
I'm asking because a neighbour had an apoplectic stroke last week and now he has problems with his memory.
That made me wonder how the body is able to damage the mind.
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Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was indicted Thursday on first-degree murder and other charges related to the death of Odin Lloyd, and his probable cause hearing — essentially a moot point now — was continued until next week.
Before that, Hernandez will likely be arraigned in Massachusetts Superior Court on the murder charge and five weapons charges brought by the grand jury, which had been meeting since soon after Hernandez was arrested on June 26.
MORE: Gun used in double homicide found | Girlfriend investigated | Images from case
An arraignment date was not set; the next probable cause hearing is Aug.30.
A grand jury meeting in Bristol County, Mass., handed down the indictments a little before 1 p.m. ET. Hernandez appeared in district court in Attleboro, Mass., an hour later. The hearing lasted about 10 minutes, during which district attorney Sam Sutter told Judge Stephen Ostrach about the grand jury findings.
Afterward, Hernandez attorney Michael Fee said at a press conference outside the courthouse that he had not yet been served the official indictment papers.
Boston.com: More details of the case revealed
Fee said he was "very disappointed" that the probable cause hearing had been postponed for the second time: "We were looking forward to cross-examining witnesses … and examining their credibility.'' He called the entire case "an incredible rush to judgment" and added that Hernandez's state of mind was "as best as one can expect. He's bearing up under the pressure.''
The first scheduled probable cause hearing last month had been continued to Thursday, as prosecutors waited for a grand-jury decision.
In the courtroom, as he was seated, Hernandez appeared to mouth "I love you" toward family and friends in the gallery. Also in the gallery were relatives and friends of Lloyd, a semipro football player from Dorchester, Mass., who was found shot to death in North Attleboro, Mass., on June 17.
Ernest Wallace, who was also being held on a charge related to Lloyd's death, was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of being an accessory after the fact.
At the hearing, Fee, concerned about leaks from prosecutors, asked Judge Ostrach for clarification about a gag order. The hearing ended soon after.
Hernandez has been held without bail since his arrest; he was released by the Patriots less than two hours after the arrest.
The grand jury also had looked into Hernandez's possible role in a double homicide in Boston in July 2012. Earlier this week, police in Springfield, Mass., identified the gun used in that slaying, which they had confiscated in June from the trunk of someone involved in a car accident.
No indictment in that case was handed down Thursday, a spokesman for the Suffolk County district attorney's office said, according to Boston.com. But, the spokesman added, "the investigation by Boston police and the Suffolk district attorney's office remains very active.''


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In the bakery we use flaxseed meal to top our scratch biscuits, to amplify some breads, and mostly as an egg replacer. When added to a recipe, flaxseed meal will often change the texture of the finished product making it chewier and sometimes a bit dry, if extra moisture isn't added. Whole flaxseeds are also used in many of our breads including our best seller, 10 Grain. Adding whole flaxseeds to a recipe will also permit a chewier texture, and a delicious crunch. If adding flaxseeds to yeasted bread, we recommend soaking them prior to mixing. This can be done by adding the flaxseeds to the allotted amount of water called for in the recipe. 30 minutes before mixing will suffice, but the longer the soak the better. Similar to all of our grains they are best kept in the fridge or freezer.
The following recipe is a vegan banana bread with an addition of flaxseeds. Try both kinds of flaxseeds, brown and golden, same nutritional value, just different color. This delicious bread is also great with blueberries or your favorite nut. Enjoy and Happy Baking!
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- 1-¾ cups Whole Wheat Pastry Flour
- 1 cup Light Brown Sugar (packed)
- 1 Tbsp Baking Powder
- ¼ tsp Salt
- 1 Tbsp Cinnamon
- ¼ cup Flaxseeds
- ½ cup Safflower Oil (or melted butter)
- ½ cup Soy Milk
- 1 cup Banana (mashed)
- Preheat oven to 350°. Grease 2 mini-loaf pans or one regular sized pan.
- In a large bowl, combine the dry ingredients.
- In another bowl mix together the soy milk and oil.
- Gradually stir into the dry ingredients, just until incorporated.
- Fold in the mashed banana.
- Spoon the batter into the pans.
- For a regular sized loaf, bake for 35-45 minutes, or until a tester comes out clean. Cook the mini-loaves 20-25 minutes.


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~Use the flatbread to dip up some Cilantro Salsa Dip.
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~Make some of Alanna's Mexican Gashouse Eggs, using half a piece of flatbread instead of a flour tortilla.
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The numbers spell it out—most of the nation's top players are already committed to schools. Eight members of the Sporting News Top 10 are set with less than four months to go before national signing day. In fact, 22 of the top 25 players in our rankings say they're done.
And if one looks at it from a program standpoint, 11 BCS programs already have 20 or more commitments—higher than normal for this time of year.
MORE: RB Derrick Henry brings national audience to Yulee
So is recruiting completed? Hardly. We'll continue to watch battles, particularly the one mostly between southern superpowers for the services of offensive lineman Laremy Tunsil of Columbia High School in Lake City, Fla. At No. 3 overall, Tunsil is the top remaining recruit in the SN125. He has Alabama, Florida, Florida State and Georgia at the top of his list. In June, when Sporting News visited him in Lake City, he was wearing a Florida State ball cap during workouts, but swore afterward that it was not an indication of where he was heading.
Florida State, USC and Vanderbilt are still in the running for DB Leon McQuay III of the Tampa Bay area. He is the No. 10 recruit in the SN125. Also, defensive lineman product Montravius Adams out of Georgia is an impressive gem left in the rough, with several SEC, ACC and other national powers in the mix for him.
But who else could a program pursue to make a late push up the national recruiting rankings? Should a program land one of these five uncommitted prospects before signing day, fans and coaches would be delighted. We think they'd be just as big a recruiting victory as pulling in Tunsil, McQuay or Adams.
Sporting News Top 125 recruits: 1-10 | 11-25 | 26-75 | 76-125
No. 76 WR Shelton Gibson
Cleveland Heights (Cleveland Heights, Ohio)
In the mix: Auburn, Ohio State, West Virginia
Noteworthy: It's rare that a Cleveland native of this caliber escapes Ohio State's grasps, so plan on that happening. He checks out the Buckeyes on a regular basis and was there last weekend. The last time he talked to Sporting News, he put Ohio State and Auburn above all others, and said it would take offers from schools like LSU or Oregon to change anything.
He tells SN: "(Coaches) say that I am a go-and-get type of wide receiver. I'm hungry for the ball. I have moves but I don't need them because my speed kills."
No. 95 DB L.J. Moore
Central East (Fresno, Calif.)
In the mix: Cal, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Texas Tech, UCLA
Noteworthy: In his last interview with Sporting News, this safety listed Cal and Notre Dame first when asked about his top schools. Could have been coincidence, but maybe not? Also, his final official visit is set for UCLA the first week of November. Sometimes, that's an indication of the school to beat. Cal is closest to home though, and he hasn't scheduled an official there.
He tells SN: "College coaches always say they like my height (6-foot-1), my aggressive mindset and that I can run and jump—also that I have great ball skills and I have a pretty good press."
No 108 OL Na'Ty Rodgers
McDonough (Pomfret, Md.)
In the mix: Arkansas, Maryland, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Washington
Noteworthy: Rodgers' father (Tyrone Rodgers) played at Washington, so don't count out the Huskies, but keep in mind that Maryland and South Carolina are closer to home. All five schools listed look like good fits.
He tells SN: "I think my strength is pretty much my toughness and ability to move, my kickstep and great footwork. I think I can get off the ball well."
QB No. 116 Eddie Printz
Lassiter (Marietta, Ga.)
In the mix: Missouri, Wake Forest, Oregon State, Wisconsin.
Noteworthy: Printz was committed to UCLA for several months this year before the Bruins let him know they weren't interested anymore for reasons that have not been made public. Printz is clearly the best pro-style quarterback left on the market, and he will take an official visit to Missouri this weekend.
He tells SN: "The thing that every coach says is I can make every throw accurately while under pressure. They love my film and they say my read progression is spot on when recognizing defensive coverage and pressures. They also like my mental toughness and that I play with an edge."
MORE: UCLA drops QB commit Eddie Printz
No. 118 DT Jaynard Bostwick
St. Lucie West Centennial (Port St. Lucie, Fla.)
In the mix: Alabama, Florida, Miami.
Noteworthy: Bostwick is basically a south Florida kid, so don't be surprised if Miami eventually gets him. But watch out for the Gators and Alabama, who are also very much in the mix. When interviewed by Sporting News, he listed Miami first when asked about top schools.
He tells SN: "Most colleges say that I have a great motor and hand work, but also good explosiveness."


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A music literacy curriculum that introduces students to the orchestra, the voice, music notation, and basic recorder skills. Can be used alone or as an introduction to the other Link Up curricula.
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Gordon goes to IU...oh well, guess it means more PT for our young guns in what will more than likely be a bit of a rebuilding year.
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Nice showing by a very under manned Butler squad yesterday. Kind of deja-vu. Hang in there until the last four minutes, get some defensive stops, make a couple of plays and try to take advantage when the other team gets tight.
Assuming Dunham, Woods & the Freshmen can continue to develop this team could be pretty good with a healthy Rosie Jones next season.
Next year should be great. This year is a big learning experience, but I think they have shown that they can win now as well. Hopefully they can make it to New Year's Eve with only two losses.
That was the most painful, pointless ending to a game ever.
Not having Barlow out there to provide some on the ball defense and slow down the Purdue guards late was definately a problem. Having said that end game free throw shooting and handling pressure is still a big problem for this team.
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...not a huge issue but one on my mind anyway:
I practice Satipatthana as a rule... I was recently introduced to a wonderful DVD about Korean Zen nuns...there was a passage quoted in it (like to know where from if anyone knows)...its left a lasting impression on me that seems to be interupting my practice:
"There is a thing so bright and divine,
Never Born,
Never Dying,
Without name
Or Form...
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They used the question "What is this?" as a sort of Koan - I find it incredibly seductive and it crops up in my practice!
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12 U.S. Code § 635i–8 - Special debt relief for poorest, most heavily indebted countries
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(a) Debt reduction authority
The President may reduce amounts of principal and interest owed by any eligible country to the Bank as a result of loans or guarantees made under this subchapter.
(b) Limitations
(1) Types of debt reduction
The authority provided by subsection (a) of this section may be exercised only to implement multilateral agreements to reduce the burden of official bilateral debt as set forth in the minutes of the so-called "Paris Club" (also known as "Paris Club Agreed Minutes").
(2) Eligible countries
(A) "Eligible country" defined
As used in subsection (a) of this section, the term "eligible country" means any country that—
(c) Conditions
The authority provided by this section may be exercised only with respect to a country whose government—
Source(July 31, 1945, ch. 341, § 14, formerly § 11, as added Pub. L. 103–87, title V, § 570(b),Sept. 30, 1993, 107 Stat. 970; renumbered § 14,Pub. L. 103–428, § 2(b),Oct. 31, 1994, 108 Stat. 4376; Pub. L. 107–189, § 24(b)(6),June 14, 2002, 116 Stat. 709.)
2002—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–189substituted "principal" for "principle".
Delegation of Authority With Respect to Debt Reduction for Poorest Countries
Memorandum for the Secretary of the Treasury
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 570 of the Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1994 (Public Law 103–87) (the "Act") [enacting 12 U.S.C. 635i–8], section 14 of the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945 (12 U.S.C. 635—635i–8) [probably means 12 U.S.C. 635i–8], and section 301 of title 3 of the United States Code, it is hereby ordered as follows:
1. There are delegated to the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense, the functions, authorities, and duties conferred upon the President by section 570(a) of the Act [107 Stat. 970].
2. There are delegated to the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State and the President of the Export-Import Bank, the functions, authorities, and duties conferred upon the President by section 570(b) of the Act and section 14(a) of the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945 (12 U.S.C. 635—635i–8).
The Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to publish this memorandum in the Federal Register.William J. Clinton.
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Pet of the Week: "Katie"
November 5, 2012
Katie is a mature labrador retriever with good manners and attitude to prove it. She is large yet gentle. Someone loved her well before she came to the shelter. Katie is good with other dogs. She has a polite "puppy-ness" about her with people. To meet this special lady, call El Dorado County Animal Services at 530-573-7925. For spay-neuter assistance and other support, call the Lake Tahoe Humane Society and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at 530-542-2857.


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Demi Lovato Videobombs Ben Stiller [Video]
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Yesterday, Lena Dunham gave a shout out to singer Demi Lovato via Twitter. Now, Lovato used the digital space to sorta "stalk" Ben Stiller. She saw the funnyman on the streets of New York and videobombed the actor.
"Say hi to Jimmy Fallon," she shouted from the backseat of the car. Perhaps she was filming a segment for the late night talk show. Then she saw Stiller and yelled, "Ben Stiller, buy my new album on iTunes, it's out now. It'll give you a heart attack. F— yeah!"
She then cackled! That's some shameless and smart self-promotion.
While Stiller was probably thinking "Who or what the f— was that," Lovato filmed the "interaction" and shared it with Lovatics. If she really wanted Stiller to check out her album, she should have tossed a promo copy out the window and hoped it didn't hit anyone! With 'Demi' out now, she's bound to be carrying copies on her.


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Cardinals activate Adams from DL, option Curtis
CHICAGO -- Power-hitting first baseman Matt Adams returned to the Cardinals' bench on Tuesday after a three-game rehab stint with Double-A Springfield (Mo.).
Adams stayed the minimum 15 days on the disabled list while recovering from a right oblique strain suffered while taking pregame swings on April 22. In order to clear space for Adams on the 25-man roster, the Cardinals optioned Jermaine Curtis to Triple-A.
"It's definitely good to have him back," manager Mike Matheny said. "I believe we addressed [the injury] before it got very bad, and he was able to keep in the rhythm of his good swing when he left. It's something to build on going forward, and we're excited to have him back."
Inclement weather condensed Adams' rehab assignment to three games, though he was still able to tally 12 at-bats. Rain limited Adams to the indoor batting cages on Thursday and Friday before he played three straight days beginning on Saturday. He finished with three hits and two RBIs.
"The timing is still coming around, but it got better each day," Adams said. "I'm feeling more comfortable at the plate, and I'm pain-free. That's good."
Adams was hitting .542 for the Cardinals with three homers and eight RBIs at the time of the setback, which was initially not expected to force him to the DL. The Cardinals decided, however, to change course and address the injury conservatively, an approach that Adams said helped give him peace of mind that his oblique was fully healed by the time he resumed game play over the weekend.
"Coming here and going back into my role on the bench, I know I'm going to be called upon in [big] situations, and you don't want to have anything in the back of your mind when you're back here swinging," Adams said. "You want to go out there and not think about anything at the plate and just know that things are feeling good and there is no pain in there."
Adams slots back into a bench role, though Matheny will again be deliberate in finding opportunities to give the first baseman periodic starts. How regular those starts will be was not something Matheny explicitly stated, as there's not seemingly much of a need to fix an offense that is not currently broken. The Cardinals enter this two-game series in Chicago having scored 29 runs in a four-game sweep of the Brewers.
"[Adams] is the kind of guy who can be in a reserve role, but I think he's a little more valuable than that, and we have to keep him sharp if we're going to use him in that capacity," Matheny said.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Project Overview
What is the Common Management Systems (CMS) project?
The mission of Common Management Systems (CMS) is to provide efficient, effective and high quality service to the students, faculty and staff of the 23-campus California State University System (CSU) and the Office of the Chancellor.
Utilizing a best practices approach, CMS supports human resources, financials and student services administration functions with a common suite of Oracle Enterprise applications in a shared data center, with a supported data warehouse infrastructure.
For more information including CMS CSU-wide current projects, organizational chart, and glossary of acronyms and terms, please visit the CSYou About CMS page (login required).
What has resulted since the implementation of CMS?
- Campuses perform administrative functions with a common set of administrative practices.
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Someone posted one of my first releases on my Facebook wall so I thought I'd share it here and tell you how it was created. Amazingly this was produced in 1992 (18 years ago!). Back then you could have actually owned all the techno releases available. Disintegrator was a partnership between myself and John Selway. We both owned Roland TB-303s and you hear them both on this track. You also hear my Roland TR-909 being distorted through a small 10 channel boss mixer. The mixer was brown and plastic. I wish I could remember the model number. It looked like the mixer you found on Tascam 4 Tracks of the time albeit without the cassette. The sample "Lock on Target" was from a large silver toy guy I purchased at Toys R Us and hacked and line-out into it. We used to bring the gun live (and all the 303's etc…!). The only other sound you hear is a little bass pattern from a Roland Juno-106. I think what makes this song still work today is the arrangement. We played live as much as we could and to this day that's a large part of what it takes to make good music.
The video below is the B-Side called "Dark Black Ominous Clouds". It also uses two TB-303s and Roland Juno-106. However, the rest of the sounds are samples coming out of an Akai S-950. The vocals are from a black and white movie about schizophrenia. Everything was mixed on a Mackie 1604 with some added delay from a Korg SDD-2000. There are some great photos and an article on the SDD-200 here: dancetech.com/sdd2000. Both songs were recorded at SUNY Purchase where I lived down the hall from Selway.
"The SDD-2000 Sampling Delay was one of those great early digital fx processors all the Japanese music corps churned out in the 80's using the newly arived affordable chips the 80's ushered in. The SDD-2000 is most famous for being used extensively by The Edge from U2 on every album from The Unforgettable Fire onward. It is still in his rack today, 20+ years later." – dancetech.com
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What you can't see behind a building's walls is what makes it hum, from electrical conduit to copper pipe, and from sophisticated HVAC systems to emergency power generators. If these systems don't work, the building doesn't either. The best construction managers must understand the mechanical and electrical systems of a project to make the overall project a success.
When you study for your mechanical and electrical construction management degree at Purdue, you will focus on these highly specialized areas of the construction industry. You will be part of a program where you can start a construction career focused on healthcare, power, refineries or pharmaceuticals. If you need to bring liquids, gases or electricity into or out of a building, you'll need to know the ins and outs of electrical and mechanical construction management.
It doesn't matter how large or small, or which sector of the global construction industry you work in. Every project will have some portion of work dedicated to mechanical and electrical specialties. Many times, these two specialties will comprise the largest percentage of work on a project. Understanding the supporting engineering documents, equipment and subcontractors will always give you and your company an advantage. Your instructors have years of experience in these specific areas, and you will learn in our state-of-the-art labs to put the theories into practice.
You will gain plenty of hands-on experience as well during the required 800 internship hours of construction-related experience, which is a requirement for all majors in the School of Construction Management Technology.
Meet our faculty, most of whom have industry experience.
- Combine the growing demand for graduates with this knowledge with a major that few universities offer
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- Gain valuable experience as you complete 800 hours of on-site construction work as part of your graduation requirements
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Conservative News Update:
Really, the UN should suggest that the Vatican find a way to weed 'gay men out' from the priesthood.
If a man rapes a young boy, clearly that man is GAY. Liberals try to spin the issue into pedophilia, but that is because they lie about everything. There aren't any cases that I can recall of priests raping young girls, because the priests are GAY. They only want to rape BOYS.
This is common sense, but liberals have none of that either.


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Romine, Shuck focus on being ready when called upon
CINCINNATI -- Andrew Romine and J.B. Shuck cleared a very large hurdle by making their first Opening Day roster. Now comes perhaps an even greater challenge: Adjusting to life as part-time players in the big leagues.
Romine and Shuck are the Angels' two left-handed bats off the bench, since the switch-hitting Hank Conger doubles as the backup catcher. And with Josh Hamilton the only left-handed hitter in the Angels' starting lineup, along with switch-hitters Erick Aybar and Alberto Callaspo, they could both be called on to pinch-hit in big spots throughout the season.
Young players will tell you that can be tougher than playing every day in the Majors, simply because it's something you can only get good at from experience.
"It's tough," Shuck said. "You just have to focus and stay in the game when you're not playing. Make sure you stretch out quite a bit, come in here, get some flips, and just pay attention to the game so you know kind of what the pitcher is doing in the game."
Shuck (37 games coming into the season) and Romine (27) each have limited Major League experience and, like most, played every day in the Minors. Each of them navigated through spring simulating regular-season pinch-hit appearances as best they could, and each of them have picked a veteran's brain in the past -- Shuck had Jason Michaels with the Astros in 2011, and Romine had Maicer Izturis up until last season.
"He always stressed being ready, at any time," Romine said of Izturis, "because especially in this organization, anything can happen. I can pinch-hit late, or I can just come in and run in an important situation. Anything can happen."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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My vote goes to the driver. Feel like the cop overreacted a little, but you definitely can't just drive away as a cop is writing a ticket, and you certainly can't run over his foot.
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My vote goes to the driver. Feel like the cop overreacted a little, but you definitely can't just drive away as a cop is writing a ticket, and you certainly can't run over his foot.
definitely the driver. the idiot tried driving away from the cop writing him a ticket and runs over his foot. then tries to keep going and refuses to get out of the car.
Driver by far.
Officer is writing a ticket. You cannot just walk past him and get in the car and leave. I even think the driver may have said something to the officer. Definitely stares at him.
Officer moves in front of the car's fender a little to impede movement. Also moves closer to car. Drivers tries to leave.
Officer tells him to stop multiple times, even yells at him to get off his 'f*&^&3@' foot (as driver has now moved the car on top of the officer's foot) and smacks the window with his hand.
Officer instructs driver out of the car; even opens the door when he doesn't comply. Driver refuses exit. Officer manually removes driver from car. Driver does not want to go down to the ground so officer has to use more force.
In the end, officer has busted foot, driver has expensive ticket and probably other charges, Ferrari 458 has dinged up door and possibly other side damage from scuffle...
Girlfriend wins as she gets to drive off in the car (without driver at her side; I also doubt the d*&^%#bag driver let his girl drive his ride). I would be lighting up the tires (in a non-public place before returning that car)...
Could have been all avoided if the driver would have accepted the ticket and moved on...
Plus I'm not parking my 458 on a crowded street-side...
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Topic: Finding Cholangiocarcinoma specialist in New Jersey/New York
My mom got diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma recently. Although they could not find a tumor anywhere besides lesions on the liver the pathology "favored" the bile duct. She went through a CT scan, MRI, PET scan, EUS... the works. Nothing found anywhere.... The 1st Cancer Center thought it was lung but Sloan Kettering disagreed and said bile duct. With two centers disagreeing, I think I want to get a 3rd opinion. The doc at Sloan sound knowledgeable but is basically following the standard chemo of Gemzar/Cisplatin. He said liver resection/transplant is not an option and said whenever the liver is impacted it's in the blood and it will come back. After reading some posts, it appears that some people do in fact get surgery done on the liver so I'm wondering why he's just against it? And is the surgery even a better option than chemo?
So to my question, has anyone had good experience with an oncologist for cholangio in the NJ/NY area?


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The Orientations last about 90 minutes and cover the types of resources that you will find at the Center, how to identify and research prospective funders and how to update your records on grantmakers.
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It's been said that during a rally, stocks climb a wall of worry. With a looming fiscal cliff and the global economy growing barely above stall speed, there are plenty of reasons for concern.
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The implications of the agreement reached to avoid the fiscal cliff are being sifted through various filters and prisms: the political implications, the possible macro-economic ramifications, and, of course, the likely impact on businesses, and by extension, the stock market.
Interestingly, the business/market impact is probably the clearest and least ambiguous of all. The down-to-the-wire deal represented the triumph of a popular demand for clarity, certainty, and fundamental prioritizing of the public welfare above any particular political or even ideological perspective. Faced with a paralyzed business community, and an about-to-be-shell-shocked taxpayer base (who would have punished the economy with a spending meltdown), both sides of the aisle elected to grit their teeth and come to an agreement.
For much of the lead-up to the end of 2012, the market seemed fairly confident that the adults would indeed carry the day. It was only in the immediate period before a deal was announced that concerns about our leaders' ability to make something happen crept in. Political dysfunction is still alive and well in Washington.
Perhaps the memories of the prior embarrassment attending the securing of TARP in 2008 and the last debt ceiling authorization in 2011 made this time seem better.While there was no conceivable reason for this to happen on Jan. 1, 2013, this past go around still looks better than the previous experiences.
From the stock market's perspective, the fact that this could be done, and done in a timely fashion (who would have thought that the "very last minute" could be conflated with "timely fashion?"), is of great comfort. It indicates that government leaders, although probably in spite of themselves, were ultimately attentive to real world economic and business realities.
It also offers hope that the various slugfests still to come (e.g., spending cuts and debt ceiling limitations) might also be resolved without offering up the American economy and the American people as collateral damage in a winner take all political struggle.
Such confidence is extremely significant. From a business perspective, we now have the clarity with which to make plans and decisions, knowing that key tax and fiscal considerations can be taken into account and not guessed at. While the agreement might not be in the best interests of the overall economy, at least reaching an agreement removed the very real possibility of a self-inflicted economic wound whereby businesses might have postponed any expansion in the face of uncertainty.
From the market's perspective, there is now clarity about capital gains and dividend tax rates, which makes it much more feasible to factor in these key investment considerations. Perhaps even more importantly, the recent agreement removes some of the fear that the political process will dominate the perception of market valuations. If the wildcard aspect of governmental policy can be taken off the table of market drivers, there is a greater chance that more fundamental analysis can set the tone of the market going forward.
Finally, the rancor of the entire process raises the prospect of more gridlock going forward on issues not determined to be life or death for the economy. In this regard, the market is likely to be pleased, as gridlock in Washington is usually seen as a plus.
There will be new rounds of contentious consideration in the next few months. Hopefully, the fact that an agreement was reached on taxes and its positive reception by the public and the financial markets will encourage Congress and President Obama to again agree on a constructive compromise and will give the market some confidence to believe that these other issues can be handled without a self-destructive meltdown.


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When you quick-edit a post, the little button that should say 'Edit now' says 'Vote now.'
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When you quick-edit a post, the little button that should say 'Edit now' says 'Vote now.'
You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
Goddamit. I can't duplicate it now. I always see it and it bugs me, but now I can't find it. It must not be during an edit. What the heck else could I have been doing?
OK, it is indeed during edit, but only sometimes? I had a screen capture, but couldn't get it to fit w/in PD's upload limits.
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You, Never? Did the Kenosha Kid?
It does happen during edit sometimes. I have had it happen a few times all the buttons will be for something else. Dont know why but I just press vote now and all is good again.
Nuntius was right for a while. I was wrong for a while. But ultimately I was right and Frank Vogel has been let go.
"A player who makes a team great is more valuable than a great player. Losing yourself in the group, for the good of the group, thats teamwork."
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~ Capturing the context of contentment in everyday life ~
Every Thursday the Like Mother, Like Daughter blog invites bloggers to post four pictures – pretty, happy, funny and real – and give a little context for each picture. We thought it was a great idea!
So here's {phfr} at the CFCA blog:
These flowers are from Colombia's annual "Fair of the Flowers," or feria de las flores. It takes place in Medellin.
The city decorates itself with flowers for approximately 10 days and features a diverse number of recreational and cultural activities.
Sponsored children have participated in the festival's competitions and won several awards.
These kids are happy and patriotic! CFCA sponsored children in the Dominican Republic proudly display their country's flag.
You're never too old to have fun! In this picture, aging friends sponsored through CFCA in Chile take turns on the swings.
CFCA seeks to offer hope and restore dignity to people in real need. By sponsoring a child or aging friend, our sponsors are making a difference in the lives of people in poverty around the world.


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Dirk, CEO and Founder of Mission3, will be addressing two sessions during the conference. On October 9th, at 3:30 p.m., his talk, "The Life Science Cloud Acceptance Curve from 2007 to 2013: What It Took To Come From Skepticism To Acceptance" will address that after overcoming initial resistance, the acceptance that cloud computing applications now have within the Life Science industry. Companies ranging from top 5 pharma to the virtual start up have found cloud applications that solve pressing operational and IT problems.
"We were the first cloud based IT provider to specifically serve the Life Science community with solutions for Data Management, Regulatory Submission publishing, and tracking. We had to really educate the community to the benefits of cloud-based applications and bring them along. With the capital crunch that many companies have experienced over the last five years, they really have no business spending vast amounts of money and time - both of which are in scare amounts – purchasing a traditional enterprise software solution and then laboring through the implementation process. Our cloud bases solution, OnDemand, provides companies with all facets for EDMS, eTMF, and Regulatory Publishing. It can be implemented very quickly and is extremely budget friendly.", said Dirk.
Dirk's second session will focus on the end-to-end process for Biotech and Pharmaceutical companies when submitting their promotion materials. By conducting in-depth reviews of business processes and harnessing the power of technology companies can bring efficiency to the management and submission of promotional materials. This will be on October 10th at 8:30 a.m.
On October 9th, at 3:30 pm, Adair Turner, Manager of Regulatory Affairs, will address the real world challenges companies face when moving away from a paper based Trial Master File solution to an electronic Trial Master File (eTMF). While there has been a great deal of discussion and activity within the industry, the fact remains that many companies have not yet embraced or implemented the DIA's eTMF Reference Model.
"Making the switch from a paper driven TMF to an eTMF should be a major priority at every company. Those that haven't made this a priority are really committing a very fiscal and strategic error given the multitude of benefits that a comprehensive eTMF solution provides. Mission3's eTMF solution utilizes the DIA's Reference Model, making the transition for companies very easy while decreasing their operating costs and increasing efficiency.", said Adair.
In addition to the speaking engagements at the conference, Mission3 will be exhibiting its solutions at Booth #300.
DIA EDM and ERS/eCTD Conference
October 9-11, 2012
Hilton Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore, MD
Exhibit Booth: #300
About Mission3, Inc.
Mission3 is the premier Regulatory Information Management Software Company for the Life Sciences industry. Mission3's solution includes electronic document management solutions for managing regulatory, clinical and corporate documents; Virtual Data Rooms to securely manage the due-diligence process for M&A and partnerships; full regulatory submission management that includes support for eCTD, 510(k), PMA, as well as paper and electronic publishing to compliment submission and dossier management. Topping off this extensive list of solutions to the Life Science industry is Mission3 GlobalTrack, a business intelligence platform that provides companies increase visibility into their global regulatory initiatives. All Mission3 solutions are 21 CFR Part 11 compliant.
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Two Dead!Situation puzzles (sometimes called lateral thinking puzzles) are ones where you need to ask lots of yes or no questions to figure out what happened in the situation. These are good puzzles for groups where one person knows the puzzle and answers the questions.
You walk into a room with two dead bodies lying on the floor. Both are surrounded with broken glass and the floor is damp. How did they die?
AnswerThe two dead bodies were those of fish. The fish tank fell and broke causing death to each fish.
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Join the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin (PDPW) on Sept. 25-26 as we travel the picturesque southern Idaho landscape graced with dairies and dairy processing plants.
We'll explore Idaho's Magic Valley, home for 70 percent of the state's cows, and a region that provides excellent feed availability, a generally cool year-round climate to keep cows happy, with good water and land availability.
Highlights of the dairy tour include:
- Bettencourt Dairies has eight milking facilities, more than 42,000 milking cows and 7,500 heifers. We'll learn the tactics in place that have Bettencourt Dairies' owners, partners and staff embracing the farm's motto: "If you get up every day and enjoy what you're doing, it's not a job; it's a hobby."
- Double A Dairy milks 13,000 Holsteins and is part of the Aardema Group which has 30,000 milk cows and 24,000 heifers. The tour will look at the dairy's anaerobic digest system completed in 2011. This digester is the largest in the United States, processing more than 500,000 gallons of manure daily.
- Idaho Milk Products is the vision of three American dairy families that has become and international milk processing leader. The company is the world's largest dedicated milk protein concentrate and milk protein isolate processing plant.
- Crestview Calves has expanded significantly through the years and today has three locations housing 38,800 calves. We'll explore and talk with those who make things happen on the calf ranch's 26,500-head Crestview facility.
- Si-Ellen is a family owned dairy milking 10,500 Holsteins and 600 Jerseys. In 2013, Si-Ellen was honored as the Outstanding Dairy Producers of the Year. Zero in and learn about their emphasis on conservation and how this emphasis is paying off.
- Glanbia Foods, a U.S. division of Glanbia, PLC, is the world's largest producer of American-style cheese. We'll meet with David Perry, a leader on Glanbia Foods' technical team who is the Director of Cheese Research and Development, and be among the first to view the company's new Cheese Innovation Center.
Click here to register online or complete this registration form to reserve your seat.
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Hotel Le Domaine du Val de Roland
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With a stay at Domaine Val de Roland, you'll be centrally located in Luz-Saint-Sauveur and within the region of Pont d'Espagne and Hautacam Ski Resort. This ski residence is within the region of Col de Tourmalet and Pic du Midi de Bigorre. Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. A spa tub and a sauna offer a relaxing way to wind down after a day on the slopes. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, ski storage, and a television in the lobby. You'll be on the slopes in no time with the ski shuttle (surcharge). Featured amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and an elevator (lift). Free self parking is available onsite. Make yourself at home in one of the 112 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies. LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers.
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Services and terms: Hotel Le Domaine du Val de Roland
Accommodation facilities
- Lift
- Laundry
- Non-smoker Rooms
- Parking
Standard Room Services
- Coffee & Tea Making Facilities
- Satellite TV
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
- Television
Leisure facilities
- Sauna