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As part of the upcoming AT&T Developer Summit Hackathon, AT&T and General Motors today announced plans for a connected car challenge to be featured at the event.
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Focusing on the power of technology to create change for a better world, AT&T and Ericsson joined forces to host an AT&T Mobile App Hackathon Sept. 22-23 in coordination with the Social Good Summit....
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For developers looking to build the next big thing in social apps, what better place to start than the social event of the tech season? AT&T and Facebook on May 4-5 will host a special hackathon for HTML5 mobile app developers with a focus on social networking. The event will be held in the heart of Silicon Valley at the AT&T Foundry® innovation center....
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Azimut 62S — By Alan Harper
— June 2006
Red Hot
A noted Italian builder designs one racy, head-turning, sleek sport cruiser.
Azimut has been working hard filling the gaps in its red
range. The famous 68S ("It's Hip to Be Square," September 2004), which seemed such a radical departure for a builder of safe, sensible, white flying-bridge cruisers and motoryachts, was followed pretty quickly by the surface-drive-equipped 86S ("A Vision Realized," November 2005) which was, if anything, even more off the wall.
This article originally appeared in the July 2006 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.

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So I'm on my fourth week of my self-imposed gluten abstinence program and things have been going very well. With the exception of sneaking a big mouthful of one of my favorite Portland brews, I haven't wavered. Here's a picture of the awesome sauteed rainbow chard and garlic topped quinoa with black refried beans and crazy-hot thai sauce I whipped up last night.
One thing I noticed this week is how easy we have it here in Portland with respect to gf food options. First of all, there is a natural food store chock full of gf products on just about every corner. I went to New Season's Market for some produce. Cutting through the cereal aisle, I got the notion to see if they had a gf cold cereal. They did. In fact, they had so many that I couldn't decide so I opted to just have some fruit and yogurt. On my way to the register, I passed a dizzying array of gf flours and baking mixes from one of the world's most remarkable purveyors. That store really raises the bar, but many other retailers in PDX stock a healthy selection of gf goods.
When I compare that with my recent shopping experience in Kentucky (from which I originally sprang), it's night and day. In Kentucky I couldn't find a GF Product in any of the massive supermarkets I visited. Nowhere. I asked an aisle clerk where the gluten free products elicited an interminable "uhhhhhhhhh…"
So I've got it easy here living gluten free. Plus, it's elective and won't last forever. And I've got all the gf grains a gluten intolerant boy could ever dream of. I know, I know, I'll never really know what it's like. This is to living with CD as car-camping is to homelessness. Still, it has opened my eyes a bit which is the whole point of this make-believe.


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EAST Thurrock United hit five at Enfield Town to ensure their bid for Ryman Premier League survival is still in their hands – but results elsewhere mean it will go to the final day.
Rocks turned on the style when they needed it to defeat Enfield 5-3.
Despite going 1-0 behind in the opening minutes, John Coventry's men had all but won the game by half-time when they were leading 4-1.
The result dragged Enfield back into the relegation mix and it is now a straight fight between those two sides and Wingate & Finchley who picked up an unlikely 1-0 win at Leiston to keep their own hopes alive.
Rocks are level on points with Wingate, who are in the final relegation place, but have a superior goal difference, while Enfield are two points further ahead.
On paper, Rocks have the trickier task on Saturday.
They host a Bognor side looking to hold on to second place and get the advantage in the play-offs, while Wingate host Billericay.
Enfield Town go to already relegated Cray Wanderers.
But Rocks know if they win their game, the job is done. And if they play anything like they did against Enfield then they will have a chance.
They did have the worst possible start, however, when the hosts' Ryan Doyle converted a corner inside the first minute.
But East Thurrock regrouped and were back on level terms just six minutes later when a neat backheel from Sam Higgins found Mitch Gilbey and he converted.
Steve Sheehan thumped a header home from a corner five minutes later to make it 2-1 and then a howler from Enfield keeper James Chalk make it 3-1.
Chalk looked set to claim an innocuous-looking cross into the box but dropped the ball into his own net.
Unbelievably it was 4-1 after 25 minutes when Gilbey got to the by-line and pulled the ball back to Neil Richmond who tapped home.
A shell-shocked Enfield side came out fighting after the break and a Mitch Hohn header 10 minutes after the re-start gave them some hope.
But Rocks snuffed out any hopes of a fightback in the 74th minute when Lewis Smith won a penalty after showing good trickery in the box.
Higgins' spot kick was saved but Smith was first to the rebound to stick the ball in the back of the net.
Enfield's Liam Hope netted a late third for the home side but unlike his name, Enfield's hope had long since run out.


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I started focusing on trying to let my arm go basicially limp and be a whip, and I was having trouble getting it to limply whip and also pass close to the chest in a straight line. It kept wanting to go low and spin around.
Today, I think I figured out that if I raise my hand up above my ear on the reach back and then just let my arm go limp so it drops, and then time it right, I can use my legs and torso to jerk it limply forward across the chest and snap it out straight like a towel.
Is raising the hand up like that and letting it drop limply the thing to do, or am I on the wrong track?


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ACL reconstruction knee swollen after 3 years
My ACL was torn when I fell during a basket ball game. It was a recreational game. I had an ACL reconstruction in 2006 on my left knee. Hamstring was used as the material. I went through all the exercise and a year after the surgery my knee was still swollen and could not get the full range so I had a follow up surgery to clean the scar tissue in 2007. I started all the exercise all over again. I could bend my knee fully. I still did exercise on cross trainer at least once a week. And 2 days ago (about 3 years after first surgery) I played basket ball for about 20mins. the knee felt strong and no problem at all. But an hour after the game my knee started swelling and it was painful to walk on. It is still swollen after 4 days. I can`t bend my knee anymore. I compressed it with ice and I take voltaren (25mg). Is the knee swollen because it was the first time I tried to play basket ball again after years of stopping and is this normal? what should I do? should i go and see physiotherapist? thank you very much for your advice
It is not abnormal for a knee to swell after exercise given the length of time that you have had limited exercise in the past 3 years. Typically, you would not expect the knee to stay swollen for 4 days after an activity. I would suggest a visit to your physical therapist or physician to re-evaluate your knee as to your current symptoms. Hopefully, your symptoms improve and you are back in the game sooner rather than later. Good luck!
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ByGavin Lower
Road Warrior provides travel tips from those who know best: busy executives and other globetrotters. See previous columns
Anthony Davie, 48, is managing director for Asia for Treasury Wine Estates, owner of premium Australian wine brand Penfolds and U.S. brand Beringer. Based in Melbourne and Singapore, Mr. Davie is charged with expanding the company's presence in Asia, where a growing middle class is developing a thirst for wine. He spoke to the Journal about eating local food, which airline has the best wine list and traveling to China for a hamburger.
How often do you travel? At least once a fortnight, sometimes more frequently.
Where do you travel most? Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Taipei and Seoul. Most of the time is shared between Singapore and Shanghai. Our Asia head office is in Singapore and our China head office is in Shanghai. We run Asia out of the Singapore office but with the growth we've got and the commitment and focus on China, I'm spending a lot of time in Shanghai.
What's the best city in Asia for wine? Hong Kong I think has a real fine-wine buzz about it now because three or four years ago they dropped the duty on wine to zero, with the deliberate intent to make Hong Kong a fine wine hub in Asia.
I also love going to Tokyo. It's a huge city but it's always got a sense of calmness and peacefulness about it. Greater Tokyo has some great restaurants and a very vibrant wine culture. Some great little wine bars that are just down little streets.
Do you drink wine while flying? I do because you've always got to make sure that you're seeing how the product tastes at 30,000 feet, just to make sure there hasn't been any change.
Which airline has the best wine list? Qantas does a very good job. They have a good selection, and they rotate wines through on a regular basis. Other airlines, which I perhaps won't name, tend to have a very limited range. They don't tend to change them very often so it gets a bit boring when you see the same wine over a six- or seven-month period.
Any favorite travel souvenirs? I very rarely buy anything when I'm traveling because I like to spend as little time in an airport as possible. I always time my arrival at the airport just an hour before if that's the minimum time, and it's always a bit of a contest to see how fast I can get off the plane, through immigration and into the taxi to the hotel.
How long does it take you to pack? About half an hour because I keep most of the essentials packed in the bag ready to go, so it's just throw in a couple of shirts. I don't take one piece of clothing more than I've worked out I'll need.
Does that mean you use hotel laundry services? From time to time. In the job I do, obviously there's a bit of entertaining at night and sometimes, if my skills with the chopsticks aren't as they should be, I lose something down the front.
Have you eaten anything interesting lately? Last night I was eating something I thought was chicken but after I'd finished they said it was frog or toad. Whenever I'm having meals in China, I say I don't want to know what it is. I'll just enjoy it, and it's just safer that way.
Is it important to eat everything, so you don't offend your hosts? It's polite to eat what's served up. Often in our business, people like to take us to Western or international restaurants because that's where more wine is found. Often I've actually got to make the point that I'd like to eat local food.[wsj-responsive-more-in tag="Wine" category="" ]
As people are becoming more affluent, they're starting to want to learn a lot more about wine, and part of what we're interested in is getting more people to drink wine in the mainstream Chinese restaurants. So I like to go to those sorts of restaurants and see what's going on and see who's drinking what. You combine a bit of entertainment with market research.
What was your worst travel experience? Many years ago when I was working in Paris, I got a bad bout of food poisoning and was laid low for three or four days. And then with the 30-hour trip to get from Paris back to Australia…that was not a fun trip.
Any favorite travel destinations? Life's too short just to have a favorite and to keep going back to the same places. I like some of the little yakitori restaurants or the izakayas in Japan, where you order in small quantities and it's all fairly informal and casual. The only place that I would go back to on a regular basis is in Shanghai, and it's a place called Blue Frog, and it sells hamburgers. I think they're some of the best hamburgers you'd find anywhere in the world. People laugh that I come all the way to Shanghai for a hamburger.
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Muskingum College receives National Science Foundation grant
Muskingum College has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a research project titled, Curricular Enhancement of the Sciences through the Vertical Integration and Interdisciplinary Applications of GC-MS (gas chromatography-mass spectrometry).
The grant will assist with the purchase of GC-MS equipment and the training of Muskingum College faculty and students to use that equipment.
Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry is a method to identify different substances within a test sample. Applications of GC-MS include drug detection, fire investigation, environmental analysis, explosives investigation and identification of unknown samples. It can also be used in airport security to detect substances in luggage or on human beings. Additionally, it can identify trace elements in materials that were previously thought to have disintegrated beyond identification.
At Muskingum, the technology will be used in a wide range of academic disciplines, including chemistry, biochemistry, environmental science, biology, molecular biology and neuroscience.
The effort to secure the funding was spearheaded by Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Lois Zook-Gerdau, who served as principal investigator for the application process. Working as co-principal investigators were Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Deepamali Perera, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. Eric Schurter and Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Paul Szalay.
Dr. Zook-Gerdau credits the support of the college's administration, including President Dr. Anne C. Steele and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Paul Reichardt, for providing additional funding support; and Professor of Chemistry Dr. Raymond Rataiczak, who is working toward the future purchase of additional GC-MS devices.
Assistant Professor of Education Dr. David Watkins will provide evaluation and assessment of how the machine is applied to a variety of uses in different academic disciplines.
The new equipment should be in place and in use at Muskingum at the start of the 2008-2009 academic year.
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Alright, so I'm a noob, playing about a year, and I throw rhbh 99%. My fh/sidearm shot is shit. Here are the contents of my bag. Please feel free to comment/suggest.
z-XS 174g- This is my main driver. An XS is what I was given when I started playing, and I am now comfortable with this disc. I can throw this disc 325-340'.
x-XS 176g- An understable complement to the above. I can throw this disc a little further, but it seems to flip(?) and go right on me alot.
Ti-Stalker 174g- This is a new shorter straight driver for me. This disc is money for me 250-300'. It has pretty much replaced my 175g z-xpress, which I still carry and like.
ESP-Buzz 176g - My main approach disc. I have no idea how far I can throw it because I haven't really tried, but it fades a bit for me if I try to stretch my distance with it. It replaced a Ching Legacy someone gave me.
I putt with a Rhyno. I carry two, one in Champ and one in Dx plastic. Both 175g.
In the bottom of the bag are assorted cigarette butts, bottle caps and tears.
Coming In the mail are:
Gold Line Striker 175g- This forum seems to think this disc came from the Lord Jesus Christ himself, so I hope it flys for me.
Blizzard Wraith 150g 150g- Why you ask? It's pretty obvious I don't have the skills to throw a disc that fast. I know. I'm an idiot and I get exited by shiny things.
I have recently lost a Discraft Spectra, which I was never able to throw the same twice (seriously, WTF? 400' once, 275' and hard left or right the next 5 throws).
I used to throw an Avenger ss for all my tee shots, but now when I try to throw it it just turns over right and flies away.
Alright. That's my sad Crunch-sack. Thoughts?


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Teledyne DALSA's Vision Systems are multi camera embedded machine vision solutions that have been designed to satisfy your current and future inspection needs. They provide the ease-of-use, performance and flexibility required to meet the diverse requirements of industrial applications, while accommodating the needs and experience of end users.
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GEVA 3000 is the newest addition to Teledyne DALSA's high-performance industrial controllers, offering excellent cost savings for multi-camera vision applications such as final inspection of large assemblies. With over six times the processing performance of the entry level GEVA 300 and up to three times the performance of the GEVA 1000, the ruggedized GEVA 3000 provides a robust and highly capable industrial vision system for applications on the factory floor.
GEVA 3000 is equipped with a low power, Gen3 Core i7 processor and high-speed system resources to effectively manage multi-camera applications. Each of the six (6) Gigabit compliant Ethernet ports internally connect through independent data lanes to alleviate bandwidth bottlenecks often associated with multi-camera acquisition. Each network port can be configured for either camera or network use and each can be expanded using external switches to accommodate larger camera or network configurations. GEVA 3000 network ports are compatible with a resolution range of mono or color area scan GigE cameras.
GEVA-3000 is available in two models, supporting either 6 high-bandwidth Gigabit Ethernet camera interfaces that significantly drive down system cost, or dual Camera Link Base / single Medium capture using Camera Link© cameras.
GEVA-3000 is equipped with a Gen3 Core i7 processor, paired with high-speed memory resources to tackle the most demanding applications. As well, its fanless design reduces downtime and maintenance costs associated with deploying standard PC solutions in harsh industrial environments.
In addition to Ethernet, GEVA 3000 provides standard external interfaces for system integration, including display, 6 USB ports and a serial port. Camera triggering, I/O and lighting control is supported using a companion breakout module. The PL-USB module provides an easy and safe way to connect factory I/O to the GEVA 3000 and associated cameras.
Vision solutions on GEVA 3000 are set up using Teledyne DALSA's iNspect Express or Sherlock application software. Both packages offer a full complement of tools, together with interfacing and control options for both users and equipment.For performance migration, applications built on other Teledyne DALSA equipment with the same camera setup will also run on GEVA.
GEVA is a high-performance industrial controller that offers excellent cost savings for multi-camera vision applications, such as final inspection of large assemblies. As the name implies, GEVA provides expandable Gigabit Ethernet camera interfaces that significantly drive down system cost.
At the heart of GEVA is a powerful dual core processor, equipped with high-speed memory resources to tackle the most demanding applications. Two dedicated camera ports are provided, each with enough bandwidth to easily support eight 640x480 mono cameras imaging parts at 60 per second. The camera ports are compatible with a wide range of mono or color, area and line scan GigE cameras in a range of resolutions.
Aside from camera interfacing, GEVA provides a number of external interfaces for system integration. It includes dedicated display and USB ports for setup and runtime control, a third Gigabit Ethernet port and a serial port for factory communication, dedicated trigger inputs for inspection timing, dedicated strobe outputs for lighting control and optoisolated I/O for associated equipment interfacing.
Vision solutions on GEVA are setup using Teledyne DALSA's iNspect or Sherlock application software. For performance migration, applications built on other Teledyne DALSA equipment with the same camera setup will also run on GEVA.
The GEVA-312T is an integrated vision system complete with a 12" touch screen display, 1.6GHz dual core processor and two Gigabit Ethernet camera ports. The slim-line form factor maximizes control panel real estate for PLCs, motions controllers and non-vision related components. The GEVA-312T is a good choice for customers who are looking for a complete system that is low-cost, expandable and applicable for a wide range of vision applications.
The GEVA-312T is compatible with the full range of Teledyne DALSA Genie cameras. Applications using one or two cameras can connect directly to the Camera/LAN ports on the unit. Additional cameras can be accommodated using standard, low-cost Gigabit Ethernet switches. I/O connections, including camera trigger and light strobes, are interfaced using our standard PL-USB module. This module mounts inside the control panel and connects to one of the GEVA-312T USB ports (multiple PL-USB modules can be installed).
In addition to touch panel control, the front of the unit provides push button display adjustments and a USB port that provides convenient access for removable peripherals such as keyboard/mouse and backup storage.
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The new GEVA-300 is a fanless, compact vision system for multi-camera applications. Like the more robust GEVA-1000, the GEVA-300 features expandable Gigabit Ethernet camera interfaces to offer higher performance at lower cost, but also delivers space savings thanks to the new smaller, fanless form factor, tolerating harsh factory conditions and varying temperatures
Based on the Intel® dual-core ATOM™ architecture, the GEVA-300 offers robust performance for a wide range of machine vision applications at low power consumption levels. With 6 dedicated GigE ports and 2GB of high-speed DDR2 memory, the GEVA-300's processing power rivals that of the VA4x series while still offering savings in both cost and energy consumption.
The GEVA-300 supports a wide variety of GigE area and line scan cameras, including Teledyne DALSA's own Genie cameras, and is offered with either iNspect Express or Sherlock software running on the Microsoft® Windows® 7 Embedded Operating System.
The GEVA-300 also accepts the new PL-USB companion I/O expansion module, allowing for easy integration of up to 4 additional Teledyne DALSA Genie cameras. The PL-USB's DIN mountable plastic enclosure makes installation simple without sacrificing valuable panel space, and its compatibility with the same cables as the GEVA-1000 as well as iNspect Express and Sherlock software ensures quick and easy integration into any GEVA-300 system.
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All of our Vision Systems are available with the choice of application software to suit the differing needs and experience of our users. The iNspect Express software offers a suite of standard capabilities inside an easy-to-use interface that simplifies vision deployment for many applications. For more advanced needs, our Sherlock software offers additional flexibility and control that is better suited for vision integrators.
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DALLAS - Fire destroyed Big Tex on Friday, leaving behind little more than the metal frame of the 52-foot-tall metal-and-fabric cowboy that is an icon of the State Fair of Texas.
Some fabric that made up the towering structure's hand and sleeves could still be seen as firefighters gathered around the scorched area.
The fire broke out shortly after 10 a.m. at the fairgrounds.
Big Tex's 75-gallon hat, 50-pound belt buckle and slow drawl -- "Howdy, folks!" -- have been greeting fair visitors since 1952. This year's fair, which closes Sunday, had been celebrating Big Tex's 60th birthday.
"It's a great loss for us because of its icon stature," fair spokeswoman Sue Gooding said.
Gooding said she didn't know the cause of the fire but did note electrical controls move Big Tex's mouth and head. A Dallas fire spokesman didn't immediately respond to an email message seeking comment.
Gooding noted that no one was injured in the fire and added that she expects him to be back for next year's state fair.
"He'll be back, bigger and better than ever," she said.
The State Fair closes on Sunday.Photos: Big Tex destroyed by fire
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http://blogs.colts.com/2013/12/17/in...ster-moves-43/The Indianapolis Colts today agreed to terms with running back Shaun Draughn and placed inside linebacker Pat Angerer on Injured Reserve.
Draughn, 6-0, 205 pounds, has appeared in 20 career games, rushing 63 times for 235 yards and two touchdowns, while catching 24 passes for 158 yards. He has also returned 25 kickoffs for 590 yards (23.6 avg.). Draughn was originally signed by the Washington Redskins as an undrafted free agent on July 28, 2011 before joining the Kansas City Chiefs practice squad on October 5. He was then elevated to the active roster on December 31 and was waived on August 31, 2013. Draughn was signed by the Baltimore Ravens on September 11 and played in three games, returning two kicks for 53 yards (26.5 avg.). He was waived by the Ravens on October 10.
Angerer played in 11 games (nine starts) this season and totaled 87 tackles (48 solo), a half of a sack, two passes defensed and an interception. For his career, he has appeared in 54 games (39 starts), recording 365 tackles (203 solo), 2.5 sacks, eight passes defensed, four forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and two interceptions.


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Gregory Calay aka Gr-oy, born in Belgium and partly raised in Germany, is motivated by music and greatly interested in computer programs. No wonder then that he quickly decided to put these two things together and electronic music became his real passion.
In early 2000s Gregory started producing electronic music using Reason and Fruity Loops but then life intervened. After a very long break, he seriously restarted his own productions in 2009 and this time using Ableton Live, VSTs, Plug-ins and many others.
His style can be defined as a mix between deep techno/house and dark down tempo. As his major influences he lists artists and labels such as Thinner, Basic Channel, Swayzak, Ellen Allien, Sascha Funke, Luke Vibert, Kompakt, Dessous Recordings, Warp, Massive Attack,…
2010/11 have been good years for Gr-oy as his productions and remixes have been released on Indigo Records, Incense Records, RBL Records, Aenaria Recordings, Kosmo Netlabel, Groovecaffe Netlabel, Melodica Netlabel, Dark Vibe Productions and releases on Scander Records, Eyepatch Recordings,… are coming soon.
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Magic's Gilbert Arenas fined for comments on Twitter
Orlando Magic guard Gilbert Arenas is back on Twitter
Orlando Magic guard Gilbert Arenas is back on Twitter
By Zach McCann, Orlando Sentinel
1:58 p.m. EDT, June 8, 2011
The NBA has fined Gilbert Arenas for comments made on his Twitter account, NBA spokesman Tim Frank confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel on Wednesday.
The league did not specify how much the fine was for or which specific comments violated league rules.
When informed of the fine, the Magic point guard took to you guessed it Twitter to express his frustration: "yesthe nba has fined me....for being to awesome..so i can give you the shoes for FREE but gotta charge you for the jokes... i cant believe i got fined..how do i explain this to the lady at the bank...this is gonna take another 40mins... or i could just write a check and if theres a lockout just cancel the check it and maybe they will forget.....i think that will work.."
Arenas, who's never been one to take himself seriously, continued to make light of the situation in his next Twitter messages: "its okay it all evens it self out..i get fined from the nba........im stealing cable from my neighbors..so bam bam jackpot...hahaha".
And another joke: "i was gonna go to Texas de brazil for dinner but not now...cant afford the 49 dollars per person...unless i bring sum plastic containers".
Arenas didnt immediately return an e-mail message when the Sentinel asked him if he had any further comment about the fine.
The Magic declined to comment on the fine or Arenas' Twitter account when contacted by the Sentinel.


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Fig, Goat Cheese, and Caramelized Onion Crostini
I've been breezing through my 30-by-30 requirement of preparing three new ingredients at home. Not only did I just try kale, I recently picked up some fresh figs. I've had fig sauces and glazes on meals out in restaurants but definitely had never even seen a fresh fig in person.
I had seen this appetizer in my Google Reader and immediately thought of it for a picnic dinner I was planning with Hubby. Anything with goat cheese or caramelized onions is good in my book. Put them both into one bite of something and I'm in heaven.
While the fig flavor didn't dominate these little bites, you could still taste it. It was a great compliment to the caramelized onions and goat cheese. I highly recommend making this the next time you need an easy appetizer that looks and tastes quite impressive. Everything can be made ahead of time and then assembled just prior to serving.
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Fig, Goat Cheese, and Caramelized Onion Crostini
Yield: 2
baguette, sliced and toasted
2 onions worth of caramelized onions
12 fresh figs
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1 teaspoon of honey
1/3 cup water
Goat's cheese
Pepper, to taste
Cut figs in half and scoop out the seeds and pulp with a spoon. In a small saucepan, add the fig seeds and pulp, balsamic vinegar, honey, 1/3 cup water, and a pinch of salt. Stir to combine. Bring to a boil and then simmer for 5-10 minutes until thickened.
Spread fresh goat's cheese on toasts and top with freshly cracked black pepper. Spoon balsamic fig reduction over the goat cheese and top with caramelized onions. Add a little slice of fig to the top for presentation.
Recipe adapted from Lardon My French
12 Responses to "Fig, Goat Cheese, and Caramelized Onion Crostini"
Looks delicious! Goat cheese & fig is a timeless flavor combination :).
Everything about these cute little bites looks amazing. I'm dreaming about all the wonderful flavors as I type right now.
Wandered over here from the Indecisive Baker blog and love it. Looking forward to reading more of your blog posts.
I love everything about this recipe!
I love ANYTHING with caramelized onion! And I'm so excited to cook with figs 🙂 These look awesome!
Figs, goat cheese and caramelized onions? Three of my favorite ingredients!
So you lost your fresh fig virginity! See, that wasn't so bad! jk 🙂 I hope fresh fig season doesn't fly by too quickly, I have some ideas I'd like to get to before they go away!
These look both beautiful and delicious! A great appetizer recipe to impress guests.
Beautiful combo of ingredients. I love this kind of snack!
As soon as I saw goat cheese I knew I would love these! Yum!
sounds like a nice combination of flavors
I just found all these goat cheese recipes and fainted.
I made this for a party this past weekend and it was a huge hit! Although, I did notice the fig flavor was almost non-existent. I couldn't find black mission figs in the markets, so I used green. I think green figs are much more bland than black mission figs, so I wouldn't recommend making this dish unless you can find black figs.


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The Proving Grounds was re-released as a single lane, 5v5 map available through custom matches for the sake of All-Random All-Middle (ARAM) games in patch V18.104.22.168. This had no effect on the tutorial.
The Proving Grounds was replaced with the new "Howling Abyss" in Patch v3.6.
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A GAMBLER from Leigh has been jailed after he defrauded vulnerable people out of more than £150,000 over a 12-year period to feed his addiction.
Simon Hayes, aged 48, of Henrietta Street, was sentenced to three years and four months behind bars at Liverpool Crown Court today, Thursday.
Judge Thomas Teague, QC, said when jailing Hayes: "You obtained money by dishonest means from many elderly and vulnerable victims in a way that was cruel and heartless.
"Your crimes have had a lasting effect on your victims. Even when relatively small sums were involved, those losses were still serious from your victims' point of view."
He approached his victims at their homes or in car parks of retail stores between January 2001 and June 2013, claiming he would be able to get them white or electrical goods.
Money was exchanged but the items never arrived.
He also asked some of the victims - who he knew - for money to start a business or buy land, however he never paid back the cash.
In total, Hayes conned £150,050 out of his victims, including £70,000 from a 67-year-old woman who was the sole carer for her son and in control of a large compensation payment she received for negligence in her son's care.
PC Paul Taylor, from the Volume Fraud Team, said: "In a number of cases, Hayes had previously known his victims and used this to manipulate them.
"He often pretended he was going to go into business or buying land and needed a substantial amount of money before he could do this. He claimed once things were up and running, he would pay them back but never did.
"However, he was determined to get even more cash and had the audacity to approach people in the street, some elderly, claiming he would be able to get them washing machines, fridge freezers, laptops or TVs because he worked for a retail outlet. He then arranged to go around to their houses and collect the money but did not give them anything in return.
"The range of offences show how Hayes would do absolutely anything to get money and how trusting he came across to the people he stole from.
"From our investigations, it seemed that Hayes spent most of his money on gambling and has been barred from several bookmakers across the Wigan and Leigh area."
Hayes had pleaded guilty to two counts of acquiring property by deception, four counts of theft and 19 counts of fraud on February 13. A further seven counts were ordered to lie on file.
Geoff Whelan, defending, said: "The defendant has been gambling for between 25 and 30 years, an addiction which has lost him everything. It has cost him his marriage and his relationship with his two children and two grandchildren.
"He has tried to follow advice given to him such as not carrying cash or go near to bookmakers but this is increasingly difficult when they are on every street."
A Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) hearing will take place on June 6.


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M. Leighton's "freakin' hot" Down to You was just the beginning. "Up to Me…has even more shockers in store!" (Examiner.com)
For Olivia, romantic bliss has never felt as right as it does with Cash. Unpredictable, except when it comes to satisfying her desires, Cash has a well-earned "bad boy" reputation, but he's turning his life around with the one woman who accepts him for who he is.
Until strangers from the past turn Olivia and Cash's world upside down. What they want is something only Cash can give them. And if he doesn't deliver, then they're taking the one thing that Cash values the most.
Olivia always knew that in falling for Cash she was likely to get burned. But this new threat is beyond anything she imagined. Now she has to trust Cash with her life - and for Olivia, that's much easier than letting go and trusting him with her heart.
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Up to Me has an equal blend of hot sex, witty banter, drama, shocking twists, sexy new characters, lots of action, and very bad guys. There were parts that could have been better. For some reason, I felt some parts were rushed. Regardless, I enjoyed it for most part. I will continue with the third book because I'm interested to see what M. Leighton comes up with next for these characters.
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This 2nd installment of the Bad Boys series was amazing! I loved this book! For such a short listen it was packed with so much action, emotion, twists & turns, love, sex and so much more. It's hard to write a review of this book without giving away any spoilers, so I will just say it was AMAZING! If you liked the first book, then you have to get this follow-up. It will not disappoint.
I can't wait for book 3!!
"Well written and fun to listen"
This is a awesome series. Lighthearted and fun to listen to. It had an element of surprise that I did not expected. Cash and Olivia's relationship continued to growth. I love that Olivia is strong and independent. She did not let anyone pushed her around. I can't wait for the 3rd book.
I love audio books that the characters come to life and have me feeling as if I was there too.
"These Bad Boys are really something..."
Oh yes... there is a twist in here... I forgot I was at work when the secret was reveled and had people looking at me crazy. Cash was so sweet and protecting to Olivia. I love all the side characters Ginger is my girl. She had me LOLing. No need for a credit its less than $8. Happy Listening!
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Pheweee it certainly had plenty of action, drama, suspense, mystery, plot twist and was an emotional sexy roller-coaster as Olivia started to loose faith in bad boy Cash which was slightly annoying because he did NOTHING to warrant her distrust (and if she doesn't want him I know a few of us who would!). Some really really bad boys turn up - on both sides of the drama and I'm looking forward to hearing more about them soon I hope.
I really can't comment much more because I'd give some of the plot away but there's plenty of everything packed into this - but it's not really a stand-alone listen so, if you haven't listened to book 1 treat yourselves - you won't be disappointed.
Worth a credit? Would have been a YES but for the price I just bought it.
I've always been a avid reader so now I'm a avid listener. I prefer the paranormal genre but I do like to switch things up. It's boring if you don't have variety. Of course I do love the romance and the hotter the better. Also, you can't beat a good thriller filled with suspense and a ending you can't even guess at until the very end.
"More of a 3.5"
To be honest I didn't like this one as much as the first book in the series. The last half of this book was the best part and if the whole book was that good it would of gotten a higher rating from me. I will be getting the third book in the series because I think it may be as good or better than the first book.
As far as using a credit for this book, the sale price is less than $10 so I just buy it instead of using my credits, but if you got the first book then I'd say get this one to prepare for book 3.
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I thought I had book 2 all figured out after listening to book 1 but...
apparently I was wrong!
I had so many WTF??? I didn't see that coming moments with this book my head was spinning.
This book is one big web of lies and surprise's hopefully it will all weave together by book 3.
As with the last book the narrator's did an excellent job!
This is definitely a credit worthy listen.
Thank goodness I got all 3 books together and don't have to wait to see what happens next.
"Great story!"
I love the narrators in this series and the storyline is interesting and different then other books I've read. I started reading book 3 but noticed a few chapters in that reading the books in order is necessary to understand what is going on!
"No surprise"
Every "surprise" in this series can be scene by page 3 (in this case minute 7, I guess). It's better than the first ook because, thankfully, it's not all about Liv and Cash. Sex is still great but if they aren't getting it on, you wish they would shut up. Hanging on to this series just because I think the final book will redeem everything.
Probably not - I find Olivia's irrational and semi-stupid character annoying. The story is OK and entertaining enough but Olivia's character drags it down to where I don't think I will continue listening to this series - especially when there are so many books I'd rather listen to that are better. So I couldn't recommend this to someone else when I'm not even sold on the series.
Have Olivia stop being irrational and also, perhaps, listen to the people who have experience with danger instead of insisting she (who has had no experience) knows better. And perhaps discuss her relationship concerns with Cash instead of internalizing it. But of course doing something as common sense as communicating properly would've taken out a major part of this story - god forbit
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DETROIT - Most residents and people who work in the area will tell you there is a feeling that downtown Detroit is moving in the right direction.
However, after some teenagers created chaos this past weekend in the streets, there is concern that it could keep people from going downtown.
Police still are investigating what sparked multiple fights between teenagers on the streets of downtown on Saturday night. The fights spilled into American Coney Island. Police say the fights involved teens from rival neighborhoods.
Read more: Detroit police arrest trouble-making teens downtown
"Everywhere you go where there is going to be a large amount of people you might have concerns or some problems," said Tony Stovall.
Stovall has owned Hot Sam's clothing store near Campus Martius for decades. He has seen the ups and downs of downtown. He says what happened over the weekend was just a minor setback.
"Sometimes what we do is take a small something and make it a picture for the whole thing," Stovall said. "We can't take a paintbrush and paint all of Detroit bad."
Police say the fights involved as many as 80 people between the ages of 14 and 17. The majority of the teens taken into custody were released to their parents that night.
"I just wish people would raise their kids better," said Dunnar Fuller, of Detroit. "This type of stuff wouldn't happen. All the old-schoolers are dying off, so we don't have those grandparents to put their foots in their kids' butts."
Most people Local 4 talked to said this was an isolated incident that won't keep them away from downtown Detroit.
"People want to come down here, they want to have fun. They don't want to see violence and stuff like that. I mean, Detroit is a great place," said Barry Daugherty, of Wayne.
Rhonda Cruz, who lives downriver, agrees this incident is not representative of what goes on in the area on a daily basis.
"Most of the time downtown is quite safe," she said. "I worked here for almost a year."
Detroit Mayor Dave Bing's office did not comment when Local 4 contacted representatives on Monday. They said it was a police matter.
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LONG BEACH - In response to the devastating and ongoing budget cuts in arts education across the state, the Museum of Latin American Art has launched a grass-roots campaign in hopes of making it easier for schools to provide education-based field trips to their students.
MOLAA on the Move, with the help of Long Beach and surrounding communities, raised $25,000 toward the purchase of a museum bus that will provide free transportation to students in not only Long Beach, but throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties.
MOLAA CEO and President Stuart Ashman, who led the effort, said arts education is vital for students. He said studies have shown that students who have art education tend to do better in all other subjects, including math and science.
"Over the past year, many teachers told us that the cost of bus transportation is the barrier that prevents them from bringing their classes to the museum," he said. "It seemed to me that if we could raise the money to purchase our own bus, we could provide our educational school tours and art workshop program to many more students."
Ashman said the museum, located at 628 Alamitos Ave., raised the initial $25,000 through an online event fundraiser, at which point the museum reached out to Hyundai with three proposals that would positively impact the community.
Hyundai, Ashman said, loved the concept of MOLAA on the Move and said the initiative "demonstrates where the heart of the community is and that is it about serving the community."
Hyundai Motor America announced last week that it would match the funds raised by the museum and donated $25,000 toward the purchase of a bus and the first year of operation costs.
"We are very grateful that Hyundai Motor America pitched in and helped make this dream a reality," Ashman said. "This bus will provide so many students, who otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity, a chance to visit the museum and learn more about the arts."
Geraldine Walkup, a teacher at Jefferson Leadership Academy in Long Beach, said she has seen the power a museum visit has on students.
"Budget cutbacks have resulted in fewer real-life experiences, such as field trips and assemblies for our students," she said. "Throughout the years MOLAA has provided many opportunities for our students through Sunday workshops, art contests and guest speakers, but offering transportation is a game changer."
Walkup has been an art educator for 30 years and said MOLAA on the Move will change the lives of many students.
"This is a teacher's dream, an educator's dream," she said. "Viewing a piece of art adds a dimension that students can never experience from viewing art in a book or through technology."
MOLAA is the only museum in the United States exclusively dedicated to modern and contemporary Latin American art.
Last year, MOLAA served 12,000 students. But Ashman said with the addition of the bus, the museum will be able to serve between 17,000 and 19,000 students each year.
"This mission of this museum is simple," Ashman said. "It is about serving the community and helping to create a generation of future adults who appreciate the arts."
He said the museum is shopping for a bus and hopes to make the final purchase by the end of the week. He said the goal is to have the bus picking up students by the start of February.
The bus will be classified as a SPAB, Special People Activity Bus, allowing the museum to serve not only students and schools, but also senior citizens and other community groups, Ashman said.
"It is wonderful to see this dream become a reality," he said. "Schools can now get their students out of the classroom and into a museum to take advantage of free tours and education opportunities that have been taken from them over the past years due to the dire financial situation schools are facing."
Ashman said the community can still get involved and help support the project through monetary donations on the museum's website, www.molaa.com.
"We have enough money to purchase a bus and keep it operating for one year," he said. "But donations will be needed down the line to keep the bus operational for years to come."
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Gena1480 wrote:Bless one was a teacher for human and Gods
He is the teacher for those ready to be tamed.
what about those beings that are not ready to be tamed?
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Gena1480: I could be wrong, but in what I have read of the suttas, the Buddha never really chases after someone. He makes himself available for teaching and debate and if people don't come, or they don't get it then that is their problem. Some people walked away in anger after talking to the Buddha because of this.
Where compassion comes in is in making the Dhamma freely available, just like the Buddha did. With this you can help any who are able to be helped. But it is important to stress that only those who are "ready to be tamed" will be able to receive the help. Maybe one day those who were not ready to be tamed will be, in another life. But for now it is best for us to concentrate on helping ourselves and those who are really dedicated, and to preserve the dispensation for a long time out of compassion for future generations.
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Gordon A. Barr, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology in Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Director, Section of Acute and Chronic Pain Management, Dept. Anesth. & CCM, Children's Hospital of Phialdelphia (CHOP)
James Battaglia Endowed Chair of Pediatric Pain Management, Dept. Anesth. & CCM, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
Department: Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Contact information
Abramson Research Building, Room 716D
Department of Anesthesiology and CCM
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Office: 267-426-9722
Fax: 267-426-8128
barrg at email.chop.edu
Graduate Group Affiliations
B.A. (Psychology)
Dickinson College, 1969.
Carnegie Mellon University, 1971.
Ph.D. (Psychology)
Carnegie Mellon University, 1975.
Post-Graduate TrainingPermanent link
Postdoctoral Fellow, Neuropharmacology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 1975-1977.
Faculty Fellowship leave, Neuroanatomy and Neurobiology, Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1984-1985.
Description of Research ExpertiseI study transitions during early development. Transitions are important developmental epochs during which time there are substantial changes in how infants/children/adolescents process information. I am particularly interested in mechanisms of of stress, pain and recovery from damage to the nervous system from that developmental perspective. I study models of acute and chronic pain, infant-mother attachment, the therapeutic and adverse effects of analgesics, especially opiates, and spinal cord injury and recovery from injury. Our lab develops and uses sophisticated behavioral assays in young animals in conjunction with a number of anatomical and neurochemical assays to understand mechanisms by which these transitions occur.
Selected PublicationsKabitzke, P.A, Barr, G.A., Chan, T., Harry N. Shair, H.N. & Wiedenmayer, C.P. : Medial Prefrontal Cortex Processes Threatening Stimuli in Juvenile Rats. Neuropsychopharmacology 39(8): 1924-1932, 2014.
Barr, G.A. and Hunter, G.A.: Effects of COX inhibition and LPS on pain in the infant rat. Developmental Neurobiology 75(10): 1068-1079, October 2015.
Barr, G.A. and Hunter, D.A.: Interactions between immune and pain processes during early development. Developmental Psychobiology 56(8): 1698-1710, 2014.
Sarro, E.C., Sullivan, R.M. and Barr, G.A.: Unpredictable neonatal stress enhances adult anxiety and alters amygdala gene expression related to serotonin and GABA. Neuroscience 258: 147-161, 2014.
Roth, T.L., Barr, G.A., Lewis, M.J. and Sullivan, R.M.: Neurobiology and programming capacity of attachment learning to nurturing and abusive caregivers. Environmental Experience and Plasticity of the Developing Brain. Alessandro Sale (eds.). Wiley/Blackwell, In press, 2015.
Barr G A, Wang S: Analgesia induced by localized injection of opiate peptides into the brain of infant rats. European journal of Pain 17(5): 676-91, 2013.
Marion, M., Santi, L., Monaghan R., Houle J.D., Barr G. A.: Peripheral nerve graft with immunosuppression modifies gene expression in axotomized CNS neurons. The Journal of Comparative Neurology 519(17): 3433-55, 2011.
Chan, T., Kyere, K., Davis, B.R., Shemyakin, A., Kabitzke, P.A., Shair, H.N., Barr, G.A., Wiedenmayer, C.P.: The role of the medial prefrontal cortex in innate fear regulation in infants, juveniles, and adolescents. Journal of Neuroscience 31(13): 4991-4999, 2011.
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Published: 2012-08-01, by Manu Galvez.
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After hooking up millions of players around the World, after winning numerous game awards and becoming one of the top puzzle games for both Android and iOS, ZeptoLab hits back with a level pack expansion, Cut the Rope: Experiments.
Gameplay is still the same: feed the monster Om Nom with candies. Each candy is held by a rope. What you have to do is collecting the three stars and popping all the bubbles before releasing the candy to the monster. It won't be such easy. You have to use different mechanism, like gears or pulleys, to drive the rope with the candy toward the stars and then to Om Nom. As long as you progress through levels, the complexity increases and you need to be aware of more enemies and obstacles. It won't be as easy as it seems.
However, there are some new features, handicaps and items: rope guns, suction cups, rockets and water. There are new characters too. What's more, the whole storyline has changed: since the game is about experiments, you'll get advises and orders from a Professor that will influence the way you play.
Regarding levels, it contains 125 new levels (called experiments) through 5 different new boxes. Two first, "Getting Started" and "Shooting the Candy" are unlocked. The rest are locked, and you'll have to collect a given amount of stars to unlock them. First box is like a brief tutorial for those who have ever played Cut The Rope. Veterans will find it funny anyway because some of the new gameplay features are presented there: moving stars, rope guns...
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Bingham Fellows Class of 2013
From a very competitive pool of candidates, 46 community leaders were selected to participate in the Bingham Fellows Class of 2013, and eight additional leaders were identified to serve on the program's steering committee. The topic for the 2013 Bingham Fellows is: Developing a Smart Food Culture, focused on improving the health of Louisville citizens using the strong food economy and nutrition as a platform. Thanks to a generous donation of scholarship funds from the Humana Foundation, the class has an enhanced ability to promote healthy lives and healthy activities by focusing on the nutritional habits of children and families. As with every Bingham Fellows program year, the class is made up of a very talented group of local leaders with a broad knowledge base and range of experience on the topic.
An opening retreat was held Jan. 24 and 25, during which the class was asked to tap into their imagination and talent, gathering critical resources to create social change. Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, Director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health & Wellness, helped kick off the program. The class will travel to Kentucky State University in Frankfort to meet with a team of professors who are conducting local and national studies on how to develop a smart food culture. Throughout the program year, the class will meet with topic experts, learn from national best practices and work together to give this issue visibility and momentum for positive change.
Members of the Bingham Fellows Class of 2013 are: Claire Arnold, Louisville Education & Employment Partnership; Summer Auerbach, Rainbow Blossom Natural Food Markets; J. Duffy Baker, Jr., Chase – Louisville Market; Julia Bauscher, Jefferson County Public Schools; Sasha Belenky, YMCA of Greater Louisville; Tanya Bowman, Frost Brown Todd LLC; Alice Bridges, KentuckyOne Health; B. Todd Bright, Kentucky Farm Bureau; David Burianek, Humana Inc.; Jeff Calderon, Deming, Malone, Livesay & Ostroff; Christopher Chase, Discernity;
Ivor Chodkowski, Field Day Family Farm, Grasshoppers Distribution, Community Farm Alliance; Elona DeGooyer, Humana Inc.; Lisa DeJaco, Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLP; Beth Dlutowski, Walmart; Jeffrey Ellison, Faulkner Healthcare Real Estate; Christopher Fuller, Yum! Brands, Inc.; Kelly Thompson Garvey, Neighborhood House, Inc.; Carol Gundersen, Food Literacy Project at Oxmoor Farm; Diana Han, M.D., GE; Karyn Hascal, The Healing Place; Joshua Honaker, M.D., Norton Healthcare;
Lisa Hunter, Brown-Forman Corporation; Maggie Keith, Foxhollow Farm; Kristopher Kelley, Woodland Farm LLC, Kelley Green Biofuel; Cheryl Kersey, Kersey and Kersey Architects; Robert Kingsolver, Ph.D., Bellarmine University; Andrew Koon, Venture Vending LLC; Steve Makela, Edible Louisville; Karyn Moskowitz, GreenFire Consulting Group, LLC; Joel Neaveill, Governor's Office of Agricultural Policy; Karen Newton, MPH, RD, University of Louisville, Campus Health Services; Karen Omietanski, Kindred Healthcare; Kiley Lane Parker, Kentucky Department of Agriculture;
Mitchell Payne, University of Louisville; Melissa Richards-Person, Papa John's International; Lynn Rippy, YouthBuild Louisville; Attica Woodson Scott, Louisville Metro Government; Stanley Siegwald, Dare to Care Food Bank; Theresa Watson, RN, Seven Counties Services, Inc.; Debbie Wexler, GE; James Whaley, Consultant Chef; Edward Raynard White, River City Drum Corp Cultural Arts Institute, Inc.; F. Bruce Williams, D. Min., Bates Memorial Baptist Church; Jackson Woodward, The Horton Fruit Company, Inc.; and Theresa Zawacki, Louisville Metro Government.
The steering committee will serve as an advisory board for the class throughout the program year. The committee members are: Dr. Sandra Brooks, Norton Healthcare; Al Cornish, Norton Healthcare; Caroline Heine, Seed Capital KY; Robert Holmes, Corporate Services Consultants, LLC; Dana Jackson, Network Center for Community Change; John Kurnick, Yum! Brands, Inc.; Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, Louisville Metro Department of Public Health & Wellness; and Steve Tarver, YMCA of Greater Louisville.
Oxmoor Center Redevelopment
Oxmoor Center has announced a multi-million dollar redevelopment, which began construction Feb. 1. The project includes the demolition of the mezzanine, which currently houses the food court and a number of other retailers; new soft seating areas; the addition of a soft play area near Sears; and the renovation of center court. In preparation of the renovation, several retailers have relocated from the mezzanine to the first floor. Stride Rite and Subway recently closed their mezzanine stores and reopened in the Sears wing. In addition, Modelle's Custom Tailors will move to the Dick's Sporting Goods wing and Something 2 Do will move to the Sears wing. Other moves may be forthcoming and several new retailers and eateries, yet to be named, will be added. The project is scheduled to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2013, just in time for the holiday shopping season.
Oxmoor Center is owned and managed by General Growth Properties, Inc., a fully integrated, self-managed and self-administered real estate investment trust focused on owning, managing, leasing, and redeveloping regional malls throughout the United States and Brazil. GGP's portfolio is comprised of 126 malls in the United States and 16 malls in Brazil comprising approximately 135 million square feet. GGP is headquartered in Chicago and publicly traded on the NYSE under the symbol GGP.
Gallery of Ink
A new tattoo studio, Gallery of Ink Tattoo Studio, has opened in Taylorsville, Ky., at 755 Taylorsville Road. Owners Chris King and Jerry Long have 27 years of experience between them and are proficient at everything from traditional tattooing to realism and everything in between. Gallery of Ink Tattoo Studio is a top notch studio that is dedicated to providing beautiful tattoos for anyone in a professional, clean and sterile environment. For more information, call 502.422.8955, visit www.galleryofinktattoo.com or email email@example.com.
Fine Art Firm
Fine Art Firm, a local art gallery, is a continuation and an extension of Polonaise Fine Art and Studio 47 Galleries of Art, established on the East Coast in the late 1990s. The owners bring more than 20 years of experience in promoting and creating art to Downtown Louisville and are proud to design their showrooms at historic and beautiful Henry Clay Building, 604 S. Third St., on the corner of West Chestnut. The goal for the gallery is to bring an array of high quality artists to Louisville and represent them in a chic, professional and comfortable environment. FAF Gallery also houses working studio of a Master Painter Katarzyna Kociomyk, and their consulting services specialize in private and corporate art placement.
Four Roses Honored
Whisky Advocate, America's leading whisky magazine, named Four Roses' 2012 Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon its choice for "American Whiskey of the Year.†The Whisky Advocate Awards, now in their 19th year, are the oldest and longest-running annual whisky award program. The award-winners will be highlighted in the magazine's Spring 2013 issue this March. The awards are "a recognition of a combination of excellence, innovation, tradition, and…simply great-tasting whisky,†according to the magazine's online blog.
Four Roses 2012 Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon was released last September. Master Distiller Jim Rutledge hand selected four recipes from the distillery's ten to make up the limited Small Batch offering, one being a 17-year-old bourbon coming from Four Roses' OBSV recipe, which encompasses delicate fruit, spicy and creamy characterisics. In addition, the 2012 Limited Edition Small Batch also includes a 12-year-old OBSK, a 12-year-old OESK as well as an 11-year-old OBSV, all married together to create one of Four Roses' most alluring spirits ever. Among the flavor characteristics, the new bourbon exhibits an aroma of creamy vanilla and citrus with hints of allspice, nutmeg and rich pipe tobacco. The palate offers mellow flavors of orange peel and ripe red raspberries, dark chocolate and caramel custard, finishing with soft cedar and vanilla.
The award caps a big year for Four Roses. In addition to the Whisky Advocate honor, Four Roses Distillery was named "Whisky Distiller of the Year – America†for the third consecutive year by international whiskey industry publication, Whisky Magazine late last year. For more information about Four Roses Bourbon, visit www.fourrosesbourbon.com.
Best Places to Work in Kentucky
The Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management, in conjunction with the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, has announced the winners in the Ninth Annual Best Places to Work in Kentucky competition. The winner rankings will be announced at an awards dinner Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at the Lexington Convention Center. The 2013 list of winners has the most in the history of Best Places to Work in Kentucky, with 74 companies making the prestigious list.
Winners from across the state have been selected in two categories: small/medium-sized employer (companies of 25 to 249 U.S. employees) and large-sized employer (companies of 250 U.S. employees or greater). The selection process, managed by Best Companies Group, is based on an assessment of the company's employee policies and procedures and the results of an internal employee survey. The competition is a multi-year initiative designed to motivate companies in the Commonwealth to focus, measure and move their workplace environments toward excellence. Numerous studies show a strong correlation between profitability and creating a good place to work. The Best Places to Work in Kentucky initiative is based on Fortune magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work for in America†list.
For more details about Best Places to Work in Kentucky, the full list of winners, or to register for the awards dinner, visit www.bestplacestoworkky.com. Louisville companies that were recognized by the organization are listed below.
Small/Medium Companies
Company Name Primary Location
Air Hydro Power Multiple Cities
Associations International Lexington/Louisville
CLARK Material Handling Company Lexington/Louisville
Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLC Lexington/Louisville
Fellon-McCord Louisville
Greater Louisville Inc. Louisville
Kentucky Bank Multiple Cities
KESA, The Kentucky Workers' Compensation Fund Louisville
Learning House Louisville
Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau Louisville
Luckett & Farley Louisville
MassMutual Financial Group: Assurance Financial Group, LLC Lexington/Louisville
Mountjoy Chilton Medley LLP Multiple Cities
Nephrology Associates of Kentuckiana, PSC Multiple Cities
Park Community Federal Credit Union Louisville/Lexington
People Plus, Inc. Multiple Cities
Peoples Exchange Bank Multiple Cities
River Road Asset Management, LLC Louisville
Strategic Marketing Louisville
Traditional Bank, Inc. Multiple Cities
WDRB/WMYO Television Louisville
Large Companies
Company Name Primary Location
Baptist Health Louisville (formerly known as Baptist Hospital East) Louisville
Blue & Co., LLC Louisville/Lexington
Central Bank Multiple Cities
Crowe Horwath LLP Louisville/Lexington
Farm Credit Mid-America Multiple Cities
First Federal Savings Bank Multiple Cities
Genentech Louisville
Harshaw Trane Multiple Cities
Heritage Bank Multiple Cities
Hilliard Lyons Multiple Cities
Hosparus Inc. Louisville
Independence Bank Multiple Cities
iPay Solutions, A Division of ProfitStars Elizabethtown/Louisville
ISCO Industries, Inc. Louisville
Kentucky Orthopedic Rehab Team (KORT) Multiple Cities
Masonic Homes of Kentucky, Inc. Louisville/Shelbyville
Neace Lukens, An AssuredPartners Company Multiple Cities
NPAS, A Subsidiary of Parallon Business Solutions Louisville
ORR Corporation Louisville
Pikeville Medical Center Multiple Cities
Republic Bank Multiple Cities
Somerset Community College Multiple Cities
Stantec Lexington/Louisville
Stites & Harbison PLLC Multiple Cities
Total Quality Logistics Multiple Cities
Trilogy Health Services, LLC – Home Office Louisville
Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLP Louisville/Lexington
Cultural Awareness Tours
Greater Louisville Inc. – The Metro Chamber of Commerce – will host Cultural Awareness Tours to Turkey and Brazil for both members and non-members as part of its global connections activities for 2013. This is the second year for the program, which last year sponsored trips to Cuba and India. The trips are designed to provide participants with the opportunity to experience different cultural activities, see important historic sites and explore international business climates. There are also business-to-business networking opportunities available for those who choose to participate.
The 12-day trip to Turkey is scheduled for May 23 to June 3 and includes sightseeing in Istanbul and Ankara as well as excursions to the ancient Greek ruins of Ephesus along with trips to Cappadocia, Pamukkale and Louisville's Sister City, Adapazari. The 9-day Brazil itinerary runs from Sept. 25 to Oct. 3 and includes stays in both Sao Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, and Rio de Janeiro. Highlights are visits to Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, Copacabana Beach, a traditional Samba show and a tour of the rain forest. The deadline to register for Turkey is March 21. Brazil's registration deadline is July 12.
Both trips include round trip international flights from Chicago O'Hare airport, arrival and departure transfers, hotel accommodations, daily breakfast, all sightseeing tours, transportation in private coaches and English-speaking guides. Each trip also offers specific amenities based on each locale, including special lunches, dinners and entertainment. GLI sponsors the trips in partnership with Indus Travels. This year, the Turkey trip offers an optional extension package to attend the global business-to-business conference, Futurallia. Brazil activities include an optional half-day of networking appointments with local businesses.
For those considering participation in either trip, an informational meeting for the Turkey trip has been scheduled for Feb. 21. An informational meeting for Brazil is scheduled for March 14. Both meetings will be held at 5:45 p.m. at GLI's offices, 614 W. Main St., Suite 6000. For more information or to register, call 502.625.0070 or email email@example.com. Additional trip information is available at www.greaterlouisville.com/culturaltours.


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Proposed legislation to label genetically engineered foods (aka GMOs) has failed in 19 states. In at least two states, Vermont and Connecticut, legislation failed immediately after Monsanto threatened to sue these states should a labeling requirement become law. Senators Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) introduced an amendment to the 2013 farm bill that would states the right to require labels on food products that are genetically engineered. It also failed. Subsequently, the biotech industry introduced the 2013 Agriculture Appropriations Billrider, authored by Congressman and Chairman of the Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and Related Agencies Jack Kingston (R-Ga.). Known as the "farmer assurance provision" (Section 733), it specifically outlines that the secretary of agriculture will be required, upon request, to "immediately" grant temporary approval or deregulation of a GM crop, even if that crop's safety is in question or under review.
Which brings us back to the right to know what's in our food and how it is produced. U.S. consumers are demanding this fundamental information on food labels, information that is already being provided to most of the world population. The ballot initiative process remains the only way for this to happen. Our governments and legislators have failed us. Similar ballot initiative efforts are underway in several other states. Let Californians lead. Vote yes on Proposition 37.
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I made a mistake in Malaysia, but it's difficult in the wet. The visibility was very poor. I don't think there's a problem, I'm just still learning. We need to get everything right throughout the weekend. The good thing is the pace is there, the qualifying performance is there, and the start was pretty good in Malaysia too.
Is it tough to start the season with two DNFs?
Sometimes you have tough races. That's the nature of this business, it doesn't always came together. I hope that it will turn out good this weekend. I have to learn from my mistakes in the first two events and not make them again.
If it does all come together, as you say, could you be in a position to fight for victory?
Well we'll see. Every team has been working very hard, we've been working extremely hard, and I'm very proud of the job Lotus has done in between the races to develop new parts. I hope it can bring us even closer to the top. For sure, we have a car capable of podiums and maybe even more if everything goes right.
How big a step forward has the team made?
Hopefully more than a few hundredths! I think it's a big step, maybe a couple of tenths. The car looks quite different visually.
What are the changes?
The rear end plate is a bit different, as is the front wing, and some smaller differences you can't see straight away.
How should the E20 suit the Shanghai track specifically?
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Sale price is almost as low as what I used to pay to a wholesale vendor. Not crazy about the exposed copper wire as the green coated ones are easier to hide when using these in wreaths, plants, and even in the gift baskets that I design.
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I'm planning to use these in some holiday floral arrangements. The lights are bright and will definitely be a nice highlight. I wish that the lights were more spread out across the length of the cord,; they're sort of clustered in the middle.
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Some did not work but were replaced immediately. Gardeners supply is very customer oriented. I did buy them on sale. I placed a string into 3 of the Mercury Globes leaving the battery pack outside under a bit of greenery so I could turn them on and off. Very nice effect. I fed the lights through a small opening in the bottom of an open work vase leaving the battery pack out side behind a book for easy on off. Place lights into the opening of a beautiful Christmas ball ornament, carefully put cap and hanger back on bulb and hang anywhere leaving battery pack tucked into greenery for easy on/off. These are my favorite ways to use them.
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Alzheimer's, Memory, Being
This week's program is another one that draws on my past and tugs fiercely at my heart. I write about my formative, wonderful, heartbreaking experience as a chaplain to Alzheimer's patients in my online journal this week. When I wrote my book a couple of years ago, I had to recognize the men and women I came to love who had Alzheimer's as being among my greatest teachers. And I found in Alan Dienstag the wise teacher and conversation partner about this experience that I'd been waiting for, without knowing it, all these years. He wrote to me afterwards that the conversation was very nourishing for him, almost therapeutic, and it felt that way for me too.
Like the best of conversations that delve deeply into particular human experiences and passions, as Trent noted after he heard the interview, it speaks beyond those particulars to the wider human condition. This is a mystery, and part of the reason I keep doing this work.
I'd also like to do a kind of shout out and thanks here to the Masonic Home and Hospital in Wallingford, Connecticut, where I spent several hours each week over 18 months that are now woven into the fabric of a radio program. Recently out of the blue I received an e-mail — through our show inbox — from Ray Cooley, who was the chaplain there and my mentor and supervisor through that experience. It meant so much to me to hear from him and to know that he's listening!


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9 mm (.355) 125 gr. JHP
There are many different 9mm cartridges in the world, but not all of them use bullets of .355 inch diameter. Be sure that the handgun cartridge for which you are loading uses .355 inch diameter bullets.
The exterior of JHP bullets is completely covered by jacket, including the nose radius, for total reliability. Sierra's Power Jacket with skives enhances expansion in varmints at handgun velocities. Pure lead is used for the core to give good penetration with excellent expansion. The 125 grain #8125 bullets brings it's excellent qualities to the larger 9mm cartridges, such as the 9mm Luger (9x19 mm), 9x21 mm, 357 Sig, and 38 Super. These bullets are effective in the varmint fields and have gained great favor with many law enforcement agencies. Additionally, many top handgunners use 125 grain bullets for their accuracy and reliability in target competitions. These bullets are truly exceptional in all respects.
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