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Here again Times Square but now looking to the other side. This place is fantastic with these giants ligh signs. I love NYC and I miss there.
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Hello Andre,
Another nice Times Square shot. The colors are great. I like that man in the foreground, who is standing and looking up. Maybe he's just waiting to cross the street, or maybe he's admiring all the lights. :-)
Thanks again for your e-mail. I'm doing well. It was a long and cold winter, so I couldn't go out much, but spring is finally here. :-)
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text: We've been here before: Maguire Sat 09 Aug, 2014, 5:45am By Chris Kennedy, National Correspondent, NRL.com @CKennedy80 Tweet Email Print South Sydney coach Michael Maguire has downplayed his side's efforts in toppling ladder-leaders Manly 23-4 at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday night, knowing his side has been similarly placed in recent years without going on with the job.He also paid tribute to his new halves combination of Adam Reynolds and Luke Keary – the one he had pencilled in for Round 1 until Keary suffered a long-term pectoral injury in the pre-season Auckland Nines competition.For the second week in a row the pair were dominant in the absence of regular skipper and five-eighth John Sutton, giving Maguire a welcome headache when Sutton returns from a knee injury in as little as two weeks' time."We'll work that out when the time comes; I didn't really think we'd be without John Sutton," Maguire said."It gives us a lot of opportunity to look at our game as we move forward. We started at the start of the year with John in the middle and an opportunity to play there [but] unfortunately we probably didn't execute and play the way we are now when we're putting that together."When John comes back it gives us a great opportunity to look at different ways we can play but we've also got the ability to put him back into the halves, we'll just see how it goes."He said the young halves combination had been very good, and the entire spine from fullback to hooker played very well off the back of a forward pack that are hungry and working well together."There's a real good feel amongst the players about how they're playing, enjoying what they're doing, and that's the understanding of the game that we've found and we've just got to stay at it," said Maguire as his side eyes a Grand Final appearance more than four decades in the making.He said the side needs to refocus on carrying that form into their Round 23 match against the Broncos at ANZ Stadium on Thursday night."That's another two points for us, now we need to focus on the Broncos. We've been in this position before – now it's really about the next game. That's the biggest key to what we've doing at the moment and how we're going about things."Stand-in Rabbitohs captain Greg Inglis, who now has a perfect two-from-two record as captain, made mention of the side's failure to capitalise on previous strong seasons."It's been spoken about each year that I've been here, 'It's going to be our year', but the belief that I have in these guys – it's pretty much what it has been in the past, we've just been working well together, we've just got to knuckle down and focus on the job at hand with Broncos next week," he said.Maguire said in-form young forward Kyle Turner, who scored an early try before going off injured with what at first looked to be concussion, actually had an eye complaint but should be available to face the Broncos. Tweet Email Print Send to a friend: Your Name: Your Email: Friend's Name: Friend's Email: Close Submit loading image needs to go here


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We're both trying to get info about new books to the people who care about them.With the recent demise of Kirkus, it's more important than ever to develop new ways to spread the word. I have a lot of respect for what Firebrand has done with NetGalley and can't think of a better partner. At the core, I think we see the marketplace in the same way that Firebrand does and have the same type of commitment to it. We're both interested in helping the industry grow and transform in a way that works for all parties—publishers, retailers, media, authors, etc.. We're both about solutions that work but that don't undermine publishers and the authors they serve.
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GOLD prices rose after the European Central Bank moved deposit rates into negative territory in an effort to boost inflation.
Gold for August delivery, the most actively traded contract, recently closed up $US9, or 0.7 per cent, to $US1,253.30 per ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The ECB reduced interest rates and announced a series of other measures designed to boost bank lending, as officials scramble to raise consumer prices and support the euro zone's fragile recovery.
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Morocco will help 500 young entrepreneurs from rural areas set up 'Energy Shops' to sell solar panels and water heaters, improved ovens and other equipment, distribute butane gas, and promote awareness of rural energy programs.
The aim is to improve rural access to renewable and clean energy and create a regulatory and financial framework, with public and private sector support, so the shops can be spark plugs for rural development, stated a press release.
The four-year initiative will begin with feasibility studies for potential store locations that local communities will choose. A United Nations Development Program (UNDP)-supported pilot had earlier established 50 shops.
The program's budget is $1.5 million, for which is UNDP contributing $200,000. Each shop costs about $10,000 to set up, and the entrepreneurs will make an initial investment of $3,000. They can apply for loans through a partnership with Fondation Banque Populaire to cover the rest of the start-up costs. The bank will also train them in business management.
Each shop will get $5,000 worth of tools and equipment as well as technical and business support. "Our aim is to bring this new concept to scale throughout the country, thus promoting employment and local expertise," said Minister of Energy and Mining Mohammed Boutaleb.
Partners with UNDP in the program include the Ministry of Energy and Mining, the Centre for the Development of Renewable Energy (CDER), the National Electricity Office, the Agency for Socio-Economic Development of the Northern Provinces, the Moroccan Association of Private Solar and Wind Energy, the Near East Foundation, Spanish Cooperation, local communities, and national and local civil society organizations.
Negotiations are underway with the National Employment Agency and the solar power and gas industries to develop further business opportunities with the shops. — (menareport.com)
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Untold Pain - Poem by Shila Sinha
I heard a shrill cry
Heartbreaking Unbearable
That makes me perplexed
Left me paralyzed with shock
And benumbed with panic
That took away my breath
Nostalgia veiled for sometime
But being the man of today
I have to endure all pain
Soul is stirred violently
Awaken from the slumber
The feeling that is untold
Becomes visible with hatred and agony
That bursts into violence
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Leading a road to ruin
There nobody can breathe peacefully
Everywhere there is disbelief
Putting everybody in unrest
Friends of today becomes the foe of tomorrow
Sufferings give us the lesson to fight
But relentless fight with violence
Won't give us the peace
Bring life to a cease
Wailing and moaning
Make our life standstill for a while
But never bring any great change
Life is flowing so are we
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That is ceased in the violence.
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Schneider Funds Endowed Logistics Chair at Tech
Chelsea (Chip) C. White III has been named Schneider National Chair in Transportation and Logistics for the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) at Georgia Institute of Technology. White is also executive director of The Logistics Institute.
The Schneider National Chair Endowment Fund is funded by Schneider National, a premier provider of transportation, logistics, and related services in the United States. The chair will provide high-caliber undergraduate and graduate instruction and research at Georgia Tech. Students will have the opportunity to conduct individual projects in the logistics and supply chain management area with special emphasis on problems of carriers and shippers.
White came to Georgia Tech in 2002 from the University of Michigan, where he served as professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, as well as director of the Intelligent Transportation Systems Research Center and co-director of the University of Michigan Trucking Industry Program. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in computer, information, and control engineering, and he additionally has served on the faculties of Southern Methodist University and the University of Virginia. White teaches courses about decision-making under uncertainty and risk.
"I am delighted to become the Schneider National Chair of Transportation and Logistics. Schneider National and its excellent leadership team have made significant contributions to the trucking industry and the nation's economy," said White. "We're especially proud that Schneider National's president and chief executive officer, Dr. Chris Lofgren, is an alumnus and dear friend."
"The newly created Schneider National Chair of Transportation and Logistics at Georgia Tech will bring a new level of visibility and permanence to the study of logistics engineering," says Christopher Lofgren, Ph.D., president and CEO of Schneider National. "As a Georgia Tech alumnus and a business partner through Schneider National, it is a privilege to help fund the future of an organization so ingrained in the knowledge, discovery, and advancement of supply chain management, logistics and transportation planning."
"Schneider National's commitment to this chair provides strong evidence of ISyE's track record for innovations in transportation and logistics," said Bill Rouse, ISyE School Chair and H. Milton and Carolyn J. Stewart Chair and Professor.
The School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
The School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech is the largest and most prestigious program in industrial engineering in the United States. More than 10,000 graduates of the School can be found in consulting, engineering, financial services, healthcare, transportation, nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurial enterprises, law, retail, and major academic institutions around the world. Nearly one in ten Georgia Tech ISyE graduates rise to the top positions of their respective organizations, and distinguished faculty members are internationally known for their research in virtually every subdiscipline of industrial and systems engineering and operations research. For more information about ISyE at Georgia Tech, visit www.isye.gatech.edu.
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Moving the Mountain
The Women's Movement in America since 1960
Moving the Mountain tells the story of the struggles and triumphs of thousands of activists who achieved "half a revolution" between 1960 and 1990. In this award-winning book, the most complete history of the women's movement to date, Flora Davis presents a grass-roots view of the small steps and giant leaps that have changed laws and institutions as well as the prejudices and unspoken rules governing a woman's place in American society. Looking at every major feminist issue from the point of view of the participants in the struggle, Moving the Mountain conveys the excitement, the frustration, and the creative chaos of feminism's Second Wave. A new afterword assesses the movement's progress in the 1990s and prospects for the new century.
"[T]his balanced, gripping, inspirational chronicle of the contemporary women's movement in the U.S. should be a standard resource for years to come."--Publisher's Weekly
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The below photos may be some of the best I've seen of Rihanna … ever!
She's in Barbados partying it up for the "Crop Over Festival," apparently letting Chris Brown know she "ain't worried about nothing" as he's back with Karrueche Tran as the couple were spotted at a local county fair.
Can we say, 'gorgeous!?'
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European Investors Revive Netanya Beachfront With Hotel Purchase
The project, being built on a 3.3-dunam plot situated on Nitza Blvd., near the sea, will have 30 stories of hotel rooms and apartments.
Netanya's tourism industry has received a shot in the arm from a group of Jewish investors from Europe. The group, headed by an Austrian businessman, has purchased the first three floors of The Terraces luxury hotel project currently under construction in the city, for NIS 40 million.
The project, being built on a 3.3-dunam plot situated on Nitza Blvd., near the sea, will have 30 stories of hotel rooms and apartments. The approved plans for the hotel section have 60 suites, although the developers have applied for permission to add another floor. If this application is rejected, the price of the deal with the investors will be reduced by a few hundred thousand shekels.
A few of the European group's members have franchisee rights to operate Kempinski boutique hotels, and may have plans to integrate The Terraces into the Kempinski chain. The main investor in the group also purchased two five-room apartments in project, for about NIS 4.8 million.
In Netanya, they're hoping that successful completion of the project will revive tourism in the city's hotel strip, which has fallen on hard times in recent years. A few of the hotels have had to close down, while others have survived by converting some of their floors into residential apartments and then selling them. Even though Netanya City Hall is promoting investment in the town's hotels, the emphasis has not been on the city center, but rather on the new neighborhood of Ir Yamim, where there are plans for a strip of hotels and other tourism projects.
The Terraces project is being built by Benny Rubinstein's B.S. Rubinstein and its partner, Baudelaire Investments, which is controlled by English businessman Jonathan Faith. So far about NIS 200 million worth of apartments have been sold, including one that went for NIS 23.5 million, the most expensive apartment sold in Netanya last year. The latter is a penthouse on the 28th floor, measuring 640 square meters plus a 400-square-meter balcony and a private swimming pool. About half the buyers in this project, considered one of the most expensive in Netanya, are foreign residents.
Y.G. Bouaron Building & Renovations is doing the contract work on the project, which was designed by Gabi Tetro Architects.
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Bilingual 'No Smoking' signs, United Kingdom, 2007
'It is against the law to smoke on these premises' translates as 'Mae ysmygu yn y fangre' in Welsh. These bilingual signs were produced under the guidance of the Welsh Assembly Government and comply with the 2nd April 2007 smoking ban in enclosed public spaces in Wales. They were intended to be prominently placed on entrances to public buildings. Concerns about the effects of smoking in public areas had grown over the previous decade. Passive smoking was a particular concern. Voluntary workplace bans were followed by various laws aimed at protecting people's health from the damaging effects of smoke. These measures continued with compulsory bans on smoking on public transport. The 2006 and 2007 UK legislation outlawed smoking in enclosed public places.
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Yes we can. When participating in Australian Unity's Gap Cover Scheme, your practitioner can elect to charge you either no medical gap or a 'known gap'.
Because we have a schedule of fees that is generally higher than the Medicare Benefits Schedule of Fees, we can help pay the gap that may arise when your doctors' or specialists' fees are higher than the Medicare Benefits Schedule of Fees. Please talk with your practitioner before a hospital stay to check if they participate in the Australian Unity Gap Cover scheme.
If you join Australian Unity before your current cover expires, or within 30 days of cancelling your membership with your old fund, you will maintain continuity of cover. And, if you switch to a cover equivalent to what you held at your previous fund you won't be required to serve any completed waiting periods and will be able to start claiming right away. However, for any benefits you weren't previously covered for, waiting periods may apply.
At Australian Unity we have a comprehensive range of hospital and extras covers to suit your needs. So when you switch you can select the one that is either near to your current level of cover, or you can select a new one that gives you even better cover (waiting periods for higher levels of cover may apply).
We endeavour to give you the closest equivalent level of benefits. If you take out an equivalent or higher level of cover, we take into account your annual limits on services such as dental and physiotherapy, provided the health cover product you choose covers this service.
No. At Australian Unity we recognise the time served with your previous fund. You'll also be happy to know that, unlike many other funds, if you don't have a pre-existing condition you are able to use many of the services available through extras cover, such as Chiropractic, Myotherapy, Naturopathy, quit smoking courses and more immediately upon joining.


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Faulkner County is rich in history. To preserve and pass along that history to future generations is one of the main missions of the Faulkner County Museum, located on the grounds of the courthouse.
The railroad has played a significant role in the development of the county. John McFadden of the Central Model Railroad Club will be the guest speaker at the December Second Sunday lecture at the museum, set for 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14. His topic will be "Railroad History in Faulkner County." He will also present a small train display for the audience to view.
The museum depends heavily upon private donations and just recently received several new items that Lynita Langley-Ware, director, wants the public to know about.
Bank safe
The museum received a large steel safe that belonged to the Faulkner County Bank. The safe was donated by Lucy Sogandares of Dallas, who is a granddaughter of J. E. Little. Little was on the board of directors at the bank, which closed in 1930.
Funeral home records
A second donation received recently at the museum includes records from the Doolin Funeral Home from the year 1929 and the years 1934-1968. These records were donated by Sue Gates of Conway and inventoried by Russell Baker of the Arkansas History Commission.
According to Langley-Ware, the Doolin Funeral Home was founded by T.T. "Trust Turner" Doolin and began business in January 1929. Over the years it was located at a number of sites, the last being the Erbacker Home at 14200 Caldwell St. It remained there for approximately the last 25 years of its existence.
Doolin was associated with his stepfather, H. A. Britt, in a funeral home business in Morriltion. He moved to Conway in 1928. During his professional career, Doolin was twice elected president of the Arkansas Funeral Home Directors Association. After his death on Jan. 10, 1966, his widow, Doris Egan Doolin, continued the business until her death.
After several additional years of operation, the business was purchased by McNutt Funeral Home, also of Conway. It closed its doors in January 1969. Langley-Ware said the Doolins had no children and they are buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Conway.
She explained that the Doolin Funeral Home collection contains approximately 3,500 double-sided funeral registry sheets. Each sheet contains the name of the deceased, the amount of funeral expenses on the front side and other information, including birth, death and marriage information on the opposite side. The place of funeral, name of clergyman and place of burial are usually included.
"This is really a great resource for people in the county," Langley-Ware noted.
Photograph negatives
A third newly acquired collection consists of negatives and proofs from Sam Fausett's Photography Studio in Conway, donated by Mark Benton of Conway.
Benton said he bought the collection from Bobby Scroggins of Conway back in the 1970s and Scroggins had bought the collection from the Fausett family.
This collection consists of approximately 225 wooden boxes filled with negatives, including personal portraits and school classroom photos.
"This is a huge collection," Langley-Ware said. "We could have anywhere between 22,000 and 400,000 images. We are so anxious to get it catalogued so that it can be accessed by the public."
She added that the museum would have to get some sort of grant to be able to work on the project. "We also need volunteers to help with this project," she said.
Langley-Ware said Fausett was "the only game in town" for many years, from the 1920s to the 1970s. "He photographed everyone in town," she said laughing, adding that she has found negatives of many well-known families in the county.
Benton said the collection had been moved from his home to his father's home and back again, and it "became time to do something about it. I debated about what to do with it, and thought about either the University of Central Arkansas (archives) or the museum, and decided it needed to go to the museum," he explained.
"This is a fantastic collection," Langley-Ware said. "We are lucky to have received it."
The museum received two boxes of clothing from the late 1800s donated by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coker of Mayflower. Langley-Ware said the clothing, which includes pieces made with delicate lace and handwork, was found in an attic in garbage bags.
"These are some great turn-of-the-century garments," she said.
Upstairs work
In addition to receiving these several collections during the last few months, the museum is also undergoing some renovation.
"We have been working to renovate the second floor of the museum," Langley-Ware said. "With generous donations of insulation from Robert Massey of Suspended Systems, a ceiling suspension system from Bob Lasley of Lasley Acoustics, electrical work from Bob Bailey of Bailey Electric and ceiling tiles from Rock City Supply, we were able to install a drop ceiling and add insulation. John Freyaldenhoven of Freyaldenhoven Heating and Air worked with us to get the best possible deal on a heating and air unit, and A.J. Hambuchen, a member of the Faulkner County Museum Commission, coordinated all of the work and got the donations.
"Volunteers from the local model railroad club helped with a work day at the museum," she continued. "They helped with cleaning the upstairs and will be helping with painting and installing exhibits focusing on railroad history in Faulkner County."
"The railroad has played an important part in the development of Faulkner County," Langley-Ware continued. "We are working on enlarging our existing railroad exhibit and installing new exhibits on the railroad." This exhibit will be placed on the second floor of the museum.
"We are currently looking for artifacts and photographs of the railroad and related activities in Faulkner County," she said. "If someone has artifacts to share, please contact us at the museum."
For more information on the museum, or to volunteer your time, call Langley-Ware at 329-5918.
(Staff writer Carol Rolf may be reached at 505-1257 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.)
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In manual or automated testing, you will probably want to specify your own test settings when running tests. The test settings associated with the test plan will be used by default when you click Run button in Run Tests.
There are two ways to create or edit a test settings associated with the test plan. The first option, you can open Lab Center | Test Settings. In the Test Settings Manager, you can click New or Open a selected test settings. Then you can specify the test settings in Test Plan Properties.
The second option is much easier. You can directly create a new test settings from the Test Settings dropdown in Test Plan Properties. Click the <New…> dropdown item.
The test settings editor will be opened inside of the Test Plan Properties. Follow the wizard and fill in all the fields that you care and click Finish.
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The will to donate one's organs is as simple as a sticker affixed to a driver's license in many states, but preserving the deceased person's sperm for relatives to reproduce after the death seems to be a bit more of a gray area. A grieving wife may ask for a loved one's sperm so she can fulfill her dreams of bearing her late husband's child. Should this privilege extend to other family members?
Recently, a mother in Texas asked for her 21-year-old's sperm because she plans to eventually find a surrogate to carry her late son's child. Do you think loved ones should have this power or should people be required to register for this much like organ donation in the event of death?


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SALT LAKE CITY — Wade Hunt could see change looming on the horizon, a stubborn movement to legalize gay marriage that crept toward Utah's Mormon faithful state by state, one same-sex wedding at a time.
But he never dreamed it would reach here.
What works in California, Massachusetts, Minnesota and 15 other states would never fly in the traditional Beehive State, he believed. This is conservative country, where the locally-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has made clear that a marriage is a bond between a man and a women.
"When it came to gays, my attitude was 'I respect you, you respect me,'" he said. "We weren't looking for a big...


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The report provides evidence that goes against concerns that Monsanto's popular herbicide, Roundup, is carcinogenic.
Speaking of Neuroscience
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A selection of notable quotes from the Society for Neuroscience meeting
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Using autoantibodies as biomarkers, researchers could soon identify people at the highest risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases much earlier than existing methods.
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What can neuroscientists learn from the masters and other artists?
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Researchers identify a new type of brain cell in male Caenorhabditis elegans.
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Scientists present new recipes for directly converting glial cells to neurons in mouse brains.
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Neural connectome patterns differ enough between people to use them as a fingerprint.
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Researchers have selectively activated a specific neural pathway to manipulate a primate's behavior.
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Researchers identify a handful of genes that help bacteria in the mouse gut adapt to dietary changes.
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Four types of gut bacteria found in babies' stool may help researchers predict the future development of asthma.
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Neuron nurseries in the adult brains of rodents and humans appear to influence cognitive function.


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Austin Mic Exchange
Tuesdays are hip-hop open mic night at Spider House
By Zoe Cordes Selbin,
9:07AM, Fri. Nov. 23, 2012
Happy day after Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving means the end of November, which means we're nearing the end of the year, which means that Internal Affairs is almost a year old! And what a wonderful year it's been. I've really enjoyed writing about the local scene and various music industry issues. Nevertheless, this will be my last weekly column.
I'm about to make some big changes with school and pursue some new musical projects, so it's time to hit pause on this specific symphony. I'll still show up here and there in print, and blog Internal Affairs when something of note comes up in the business world.
For my last column, I want to showcase something that embodies everything I wanted to write about when I began Internal Affairs. There have been consistent themes in my writing: unity in the scene, supporting young, grassroots acts, respecting people with different backgrounds, and trying to be savvy about promotion. All of these things are reflected in a new weekly event: Austin Mic Exchange.
The weekly open mic began earlier this year as the brainchild of Miss Manners, host of Hip Hop Hooray on KOOP Radio, and P-tek, a local rapper. A rotating cast of established and aspiring MCs hit the stage Tuesdays after the poetry slam at Spider House 29th St. Ballroom, roughly 11pm-1am, to show off their wares and/or collaborate.
P-tek, who I know as Adam Protextor, sat down with me recently to discuss Austin Mic Exchange.
"AMX was really this thought, 'What if there was a centralized place for hip-hop to commune and convene in Austin?' I kept going to different shows, and playing with different people, and I realized they were all parts of different social scenes in the hip-hop world here, but none of them knew each other."
Recognizing a need, P-tek teamed up with Manners.
"We wanted to do a free, open event where people could do a verse or track, and especially if they were new, they'd have a jumping off point. It's somewhere you can feel comfortable performing in front of a live audience and networking with people who are doing the same thing."
I went to a recent Austin Mic Exchange, and was heartened to see a goodly amount of hip-hoppers, men and women, all performing and supporting each other. Even as a hip-hop novice, I could appreciate the talent and courage these people have. Although the Austin hip-hop scene has been notoriously scattered and odd, I have a feeling that's about to change – for the better.
"It's been getting bigger week after week," enthuses P-tek. "I want to see it become a beacon of the hip-hop community in Austin, where new artists come to show off their stuff and established artists come to debut a new track."
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Austin Mic Exchange, Mis Manners, KOOP, P-Tek, Spider House 29th St. Ballroom


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Virtually all members of the Senators' corps of walking wounded are ready for battle against the Buffalo Sabres.
Coach Bryan Murray told reporters today after the Senators' practise that he considers defenceman Brian Pothier to be the only question mark on the club's injured list -- with the obvious exception of goalie Dominik Hasek -- as the Senators prepare to open the second round against the Sabres tomorrow at Scotiabank Place. That means the club will get steady defenceman Chris Phillips back into uniform, as well as forwards Chris Kelly and Vaclav Varada.
"We're ready to go. The guys have had enough practice and they want to get back to playing games," said Murray. "We know the Sabres are going to be a real tough opponent. We feel good about our chances."
The Senators open the Eastern Conference semi-finals Friday night at The Bank, 7 p.m. (CBC, OLN). Game two is Sunday, also in Ottawa.
The Sabres arrived in town this afternoon from Buffalo.
While the Senators were passed up for most of the major awards when the league announced its finalists this afternoon, centre Mike Fisher is a nominee for the Selke Trophy as the league's top defensive player. He'll be up against Jere Lehtinen of Dallas and Rod Brind'Amour of the Carolina Hurricanes.
"Knowing what this trophy is about, I am obviously honoured," said Fisher.


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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- The past four weeks of school have been a stressful time for Huntsville students as they try to adjust to -- and overcome the glitches in -- the school system's new technology, parents say.
About 100 parents showed up at Huntsville High this evening for the first of six workshops designed to help them learn about the school district's new Digital 1:1 Initiative. Several parents, teachers and students have had complaints since the technology was implemented last month, including everything from claims about students being able to access pornography to their lack of access to the Internet and the new digital textbooks.
Marie Burns, who has a daughter at the Academy for Academics and Arts and two children at Jones Valley Elementary, showed up with her daughter's laptop in hand.
"I have a netbook and two laptops, hence the gray hair," Burns said of the initiative.
Burns said the main issue her family has faced is a firewall that kept her daughter from being able to access her homework. The issue had the eighth-grader three days behind on her studies before it was resolved.
"It has been a stressful transition for the children," Burns said. "Especially if the kids are visual learners."
Rebecca Howell, the mother of students at Jones Valley and Whitesburg P-8, said her son's class had a dilemma when Whitesburg held a fire drill in the middle of a lesson. When the children returned, their work was lost.
"Now he won't leave to go to (Boy) Scouts in the middle of his homework because he's afraid to lose his work," Howell said.
The loss of students' work is one complaint many parents have expressed, along with connectivity issues and the inability to print work from the children's laptops.
Sandra Simmons, a member of the district's information technology department, said that the district's website, has a section about the Digital 1:1 Initiative that includes instructions on how to make a home printer available.
Simmons also told those at the workshop that the district has had two engineers in to deal with connectivity issues in the schools. The majority of the problems seem to be taken care of, she said.
"We hope that the Internet issues are behind us," Simmons said.
Deb Estrada, national director of services for curriculum provider Pearson Education, gave parents a look at Huntsville City Schools' Weebly site, which is set up to share information about the new initiative and house the district's digital curriculum. When a parent asked about better access to students' textbooks. Estrada said that Pearson is distributing CD copies of the texts to the schools' libraries. She said paper copies of the books have also been distributed to each school.
"There will be hard copies in the buildings," Estrada said.
Superintendent Casey Wardynski said 2,300 discs have shipped and should be received by the schools this week.
"The richness of the curriculum is online, but not everybody has access to the Internet all the time," Wardynski said.
Estrada told the parents that the Weebly site also includes some tips on properly taking care of their children's laptops.
"Our students are getting into some not-so-great habits, like just shutting the lid and thinking that the laptop is turned off," Estrada said. "Some of them are also holding down the power button to shut it down."
She said it is important for the students to shut the computer down properly, both to conserve battery life and for program updates from the district to go through.
Following a question and answer session, parents were able to attend breakout sessions with district staff and Pearson representatives to further address technical issues their children are having.
Keith Ward, a spokesman for the school district, said the workshops will continue over the next two weeks in the high schools, beginning Wednesday night at Grissom High. All workshops will begin at 6:30 p.m. and last about an hour.
"Parents from the elementary and middle feeder schools are also invited to attend, but parents are welcome to attend any of the sessions if they have a conflict with their feeder school schedule," Ward said.After Grissom, workshops will be held at Columbia High on Sept. 24, Lee/New Century on Sept. 25, Butler High on Sept. 26 and Johnson on Oct. 3.


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First time breakfast at U&Co Cafe
This morning, Bron invited me for a walk to a local cafe for breakfast with her and Max. While we walked, Max had his scooter which was only put down when there was a passing dog he wanted to pat.
It was a nice fresh clear Canberra morning. I should have stopped and captured images of the bright blue sky but it was so fresh that my nose became numb within a few minutes of being outside. My fingers were too comfortable in gloves to be bothered pulling out my camera.
The U&Co Cafe is in Gwydir Square in Kaleen in Canberra's north side. I'm not sure how long it's been there. I know that when I lived in Bruce I'd frequently walk to these shops to buy a pizza or a burger and I can't remember this particular cafe.
We arrived just before 9 am and there were people inside enjoying their breakfasts. The menu is on their blackboard behind the counter. You order at the counter, take a table number and sit wherever you please. The Cafe also has outdoor seating which some brave souls chose despite the freshness of the morning. Soon after 9 am the cafe started filling up with people. I guess it's a popular place for local Kaleen residents.
Young Max chose a croissant and a strawberry milk shake while Bron went for the French toast and a latte, and I choose the Big breakfast and a flat white.
Max the budding blogger and food photographer captured his breakfast with his iPad and even went for an overhead pro shot.
Bron's French toast looked delicious.
Take a look at my big breakfast with lovely mushrooms
The big breakfast has Bacon, Baked beans, Mushrooms, Poached eggs, Sausages, and Sourdough toast.
I'd happily recommend this place to anyone wanting a good hearty breakfast.
I rate it four colonies out of five (where four means I'd happily return for more).
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Or you're in New York and it's snowing in October. Your lovely wife says yes to a snowed in dinner date after the kid goes to sleep and you start thinking.
You frantically yet coolly survey the kitchen pantry. Take a beat, then slow down and think. It's cold out. A hot dish would be best. Nothing too heavy so she, or you, won't conk out by 9pm on the couch. Something with some spice and a bit exotic. In the pantry I see a tin of skinless, boneless sardines packed in olive oil and a box of pasta. In the fridge we have fennel, a lemon, parsley, garlic cloves and anchovies in oil. In Sicily this classic pasta with sardines dish would also have raisins and Pignoli nuts but for tonight we go with what we have.
Pasta con le sarde will be tonight's dinner. It's perfect on many fronts.
- It's a twelve minute dish. The time it takes to cook the pasta and prep the room temperature sauce.
- One pot for pasta and one large pasta bowl for final dish. Less mess and less time wasted on clean up.
- A light and spicy dish to stir up the romance. Enough said.
- 1 box favorite pasta. Such as Spaghetti, Bucatini, Gemelli.
- 1 can boneless and skinless sardines packed in olive oil.
- 3 small anchovies packed in oil. Or anchovies packed in seas salt, rinsed and dried.
- 2 cloves garlic chopped or thinly sliced.
- 1/2 bunch parsley chopped.
- 3 tablespoons chopped fennel or 2 teaspoons dry fennel pollen or seed. Dry powdered anise will work too.
- 1 lemon zested
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil, or more. It's up to you.
- Red pepper flake to taste
- Salt and black pepper to taste
- Salt and boil water for pasta. Cook according to directions.
- In large pasta bowl mix together all remaining ingredients while the pasta cooks. Use a large fork to break up sardines and anchovies.
- Use Spider (large slotted spoon) or a colander to transfer cooked pasta to large pasta bowl. Reserve 1/2 cup pasta water and add to final dish as needed to create a just moistened sauce.
Place bowl between you, pour some wine or beer and get to it. It's a great dish and so easy to do. For dessert we had scoops of chocolate ice cream with a shot of Amaretto poured over it. Our last minute date was a hit.
Try this dish and let us know how it went.
Nice additions to this dish are: Pignoli nuts, raisins, currants, capers, slivered red onions.


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US Ambassador Richard Olson met a number of political and business leaders during his visit to the city.
According to a press release, issued by the US Consulate General, Ambassador Olson met with Governor Makhdoom Ahmed Mahmood and Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif. During the meetings he described the relationship between the US and Pakistan as "critically important".
The governor said Pakistan had made valiant sacrifices in the war on terror. Ambassador Olson told the governor that the United States looked forward to a timely and transparent democratic transition in Pakistan.
During his trip, the ambassador inaugurated the Lahore chapter of the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC), which will represent the interests of American businesses in the Punjab. Addressing leaders of the American Business Forum, he said that its "work with the advisory council will improve the business environment and attract potential new investors by helping them understand how to manage security risks in the region."
Ambassador Olson witnessed the lowering of the flags ceremony at Wagha border and visited Allama Iqbal's tomb, the Badshahi Masjid, and the Alamgiri Gate at Lahore Fort (that was restored with support from the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation). He also paid his respects at the Data Darbar.
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Last night I was having a serious craving for sweets so it's probably a good thing I don't have any in the house! I'm not getting much exercise while I stay at home with my broken arm and I'm hoping not to gain any weight during this time.
So somehow this seems slightly decadent to me this morning. I brewed it in my stump teapot and am finding it fairly tasty. I am picking up toffee and marigolds although it is not a super strong flavor. I enjoyed this with a bit of stevia and soymilk. Getting a bit of burnt sugar in it somewhere. I'll close my eyes and pretend I'm doing something really sinful – he he he. See previous notes if interested.


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What are Linker Scripts? How to write them?
The manual doesn't give a good idea of WHY you would use a linker script.
A linker script lets you do three main things:
1. You can define new symbols at link time. These are simple variables that take on numeric values that can only be calculated at link time. For instance, if you wanted a variable which contained the size of the .text section, you could do this via linker script directives.
2. You can control the mapping from input sections to output sections. For instance, you can cause all of the .text from a specific object to go into a special section separate from the rest of the code. Or you could tell the linker to place all sections into one big section with no distinction between them.
3. You can control the exact layout of the sections, both in terms of their position in the output file as well as their position in virtual memory once they have been loaded.
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NJKevinwrote a review of Burton Concord Boa Snowboard Boot - Men's on January 29, 2015
was between this or the judge
Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
i bought both the dc judge and this burton concord. i ended up choosing the DC Judge. The concord was light, it felt like a good boot. Concord does not have the BOA focus that the judge has. The concord feels true to its size, all around front to back. stiffness felt good, not too too tight not too loose. One thing on the Concord that caused me to return it was the fit across the throat (top mid section) of the foot wasnt comfortable for me. overall it was a difficult choice between these two boots.


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Milan Fashion Week continued to impress as the models at Emporio Armani took a step back in time and brought the glamour of the 20s to life on the catwalk in a series of stunning cloche hats embellished with crystals or bejewelled retro pins.
Sumptuous mohair, velvet and nuroprene were the main material ingredients, with a dash of Eastern-inspired print thrown in.
Silhouettes were rigid and voluminous, and the colour palette ranged from rich chocolate-brown, mauve, and bottle-green, to some light relief with ice cream mints and pinks.
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Michael Keaton's movie roles have been few and far between on the big screen in recent years, and now he's back in Alejandro González Iñárritu's black comedy, Birdman.
The movie centres on the life of Riggan Thomson (Keaton), a washed-up actor once famous for portraying the film's titular superhero.
In an attempt to get his career back on track, Riggan is trying to create a Broadway play, while also trying to get his life in order.
Emma Stone, Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton and Naomi Watts will also star alongside Keaton in the movie.
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Prometheus, a sort-of Alien prequel, opens today to the satisfaction of Fassbender and science fiction film fans everywhere.
But when the first Alien film was released in 1979, a strong female lead character—in this case Ripley as played by Sigourney Weaver—was almost as rare as...well, as it is today.
Which female lead characters, in book, TV, or film, do you think are the strongest?


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Nashville garage-rock duo Jeff the Brotherhood must be pretty big fans of Norman. Next Wednesday's show marks its third here in less than a year.
But it won't be more of the same, as it also marks Jeff the Brotherhood's first since releasing Hypnotic Nights, the band's seventh studio album and first through Warner Bros. Records, home to The Flaming Lips.
"They were the only label that wanted to be a part of what we were doing regardless," singer/guitarist Jake Orrall said. "We weren't looking for a record deal. They just kind of handed us one."
He and brother Jamin long had handled their own affairs, founding Infinity Cat Recordings to self-release music under the watchful eye of their father, industry veteran Robert Ellis Orrall.
After 2009's Heavy Days started exposing Jeff the Brotherhood to a wider audience, Warner Bros. consequently agreed to distribute last year's We Are the Champions and took the lead on Hypnotic Nights.
"We've found that now that we have people behind us, we can do a shitload more with our music," Jake Orrall said. "There's so many people working for us and with us, coming up with cool ways to promote what we are doing. It's much more fun, doing these big music videos. Everything is easier and a lot more effective."
Few things have been as effective as playing Late Show with David Letterman.
"It was pretty bizarre, knowing that millions of people are watching you," Jake Orrall said. "The most people we'd ever played for before was maybe 8,000. That's a pretty big leap."
More than anything, however, the siblings appreciated the chance to take their time recording Hypnotic Nights.
"We had access to a lot more cool instruments and better musicians," Jake said. "We had a lot more time, too, since we weren't having to pay the rent for the studio.
It gave us a lot more time to write and tweak things."
They were joined in-studio by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys, not only their first producer, but the first time Auerbach made an attempt at producing.
"It's easy to get lost in your own artistic vision. Having someone in the room to bounce stuff off of is such a help," Orrall said. "It's like, 'Why had we never thought of these things before?'"


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Hi, Luis Sanjuan a écrit :
On Sun, Jan 11, 2004 at 04:47:49AM +0100, Sven Herzberg, GNOME Deutschland wrote:Hi, today I tried to get burning working with my new Powerbook 15". Has anyone of you already burnt successfully with the PBook?Succes here as well with CD burning on an AlBook 17" (now without SCSI emulation): cdrecord -dev=/dev/hdc <your-image-file>
The docuumentation of cdrecord says the syntax is : dev=ATAPI:bus,target,lun
So, now, how to find the good device ? For example : cdrecord -scanbus -dev=ATAPI give : alube:/home/eric# cdrecord -scanbus -dev=ATAPICdrecord-Clone 2.01a19 (powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 1995-2003 Jörg Schilling
scsidev: 'ATAPI' devname: 'ATAPI' scsibus: -2 target: -2 lun: -2 Warning: Using ATA Packet interface. Warning: The related libscg interface code is in pre alpha. Warning: There may be fatal problems. Using libscg version 'schily-0.7' scsibus0: 0,0,0 0) 'MATSHITA' 'DVD-R UJ-816 ' 'DXJ3' Removable CD-ROM 0,1,0 1) * 0,2,0 2) * 0,3,0 3) * 0,4,0 4) * 0,5,0 5) * 0,6,0 6) * 0,7,0 7) * So, for direct CD-burning, you'll have to do : cdrecord -v image.iso speed=supported_speed dev=ATAPI:bus,target,lunBTW : first : what is new is "ATAPI:", secondly I don't know the supported speed value ]
Finally, a good command line is : cdrecord -v image.iso speed=supported_speed dev=ATAPI:0,0,0
DVD burning not tested.
For DVD burning, you'll have to download the powerpc version of cdreocrd-dvd-pro, called, if I'm not wrong, "cdrecord-prodvd-2.0-powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu" on the cdrecord ftp site. (free for personnal use)
I think You'll have to ask a key. For this, read the doc carefully.
Regards, eric --NO ePATENTS / NON AUX BREVETS SUR LES LOGICIELS. See / Voir http://swpat.ffii.org/
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Thank you Celeste.
Mooo :) great pic Chickie
Thank you Michelle.
I'm hungry now. Good shot though Sandy!
Thank you robryan.
You really caught their attention chickie - great shot. Thanks.
Glad you got out to get more pics jc. Looking forward to seeing them.Oh punkie. Sorry to hear that. It was the best one I have ever seen. Darn Griswolds. Love that movie by the way. Watch it and laugh every year!
No beef from here....except that the new neighbors have their house lit up like the Griswolds 24/7...so what could have been a fine view of the meteor shower....NOT. GRRRRR~
I didn't go out to see the meteor shower this morning, Chickie. It was too cold and I was too tired! But, Sue and I went on another day trip and I took more pictures.
Well, I'll just change that title right now. LOL
Hey, what yu say? The only milk around 'ere is in the farmers fridge!!!
Ya and da bull just looks the other way.
Them not milch cows they beeee Big Mac's on da hoof. You did get the ladies attention.
Thank you Hanne.
Ladies, we are being photographed!! Smile!!! Thanks so very much Sandy!!
Morris, I goofed. I put the links on the Lake Michigan puzzle.
Oh, I get it. Good idea for the beef puzzle.The star puzzle looks almost black until you solve it. I'll do that.
No, what I meant "beef" as in something that bothers you. So we would all get 1 complaint per avatar.Maybe we could get tex tu host that one, yu know texas beef. Have shaniqua post the star pic. Send it tu me, maybe deelorris could post that one!
Yes!!! I saw lots of them from inside at first. Didn't want to go out because it was 28 deg. I finally convinced myself. I kept missing them. Not fast enough. Also it took me awhile to figure out what I was doing. I made a puzzle of just the starry ski, but don't think it is light enough, so I deleted it. Looks good on my computer, but not so much on Jigidi.Do you mean we should change all our avatars to cows? LOL I can always change the title if you want.
Nice shot, how did you get them tu pose so nicely? Did you at least see some meteors, chickie?Great idea, you could title a puzzle "What's your beef?" We would then be allowed 1 beef per avatar?Just a thought!
Ha! Robbie. Thank you Sissel.
Beautiful cattle - thanks Chickie :-)
NO go to the supermarket!!
Did you see the meteor shower jcarroll or was it cloudy there. I was out at 4:00 a.m. trying to catch one, but too slow. About froze my fingers off. LOL
Well, you now have their undivided attention, chickie!
Probably should have said 'Got Beef?'


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Normally, a veteran goalie joining a minor league team on a professional tryout would not merit much more than a passing glance.
Ray Emery, however, is different.
It is a needed depth move for the Kings' organization. Its minor league team in Ontario (Calif.) announced Saturday morning that Emery has agreed to a professional tryout. Emery, 33, has appeared in 287 NHL games, mostly recently with the Philadelphia Flyers last season and Chicago before that. The bulk of his career was played in Ottawa. He even had a short run (10 regular-season games) in Anaheim in 2010-11.
The Kings' farm system, once well-stocked with able goalies, suddenly has needs because of injuries...


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An unexciting Canadian with many of Herbert Hoover's virtues is Conservative Premier Richard Bedford Bennett who, knowing that a fate like the U. S. ex-President's probably awaits him at Canada's next general election this year, has excitedly improvised a species of New Deal (TIME, Jan. 14). Last week in the Province of New Brunswick came a preliminary test. If the Conservative Premier's New Deal was catching on with Canada's masses, Mr. Bennett could hope that when New Brunswick elected its provincial legislature Conservative New Brunswick Premier Leonard Percy de Wolfe Tilley would...
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Hub-capped season, again
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DETROIT — Boston College thrashed Miami University, 7-1, last night and will play Wisconsin tomorrow night in the NCAA men's hockey championship game. The Eagles, who won this thing two years ago in Denver, are on a roll. BC is undefeated in its last 12 games.
Still, it's hard not to feel a little sorry for the young men from Ohio. This is the fifth consecutive season in which Miami has been sent home from the NCAAs by a team from Boston, and it's been a particularly difficult 12 months for the program that calls itself "The Brotherhood.''
A year ago in Washington, the RedHawks were one minute away from winning the NCAA championship. They led Boston University, 3-1, but surrendered two goals in the final minute, and another in overtime. It was quite possibly the most excruciating loss in the history of college sports.
That may sound like hyperbole, but think about it. A 3-1 lead with a minute to play in the title game? In hockey? And you lose? A two-goal lead in hockey with a minute to play is like a 10-0 lead in baseball with two outs and nobody on in the bottom of the ninth.
The RedHawks never knew what hit them. Jack Parker pulled his goalie with 3 1/2 minutes to play and Zach Cohen scored with 59 seconds remaining. Then Nick Bonino scored with 17 seconds left, forcing overtime.
You knew it would be BU once the game got into overtime. These were the "Burn the Boats'' Terriers (a theme they got from explorer Hernando Cortez) and they were not going to be stopped after scoring twice in the final minute. A high, knuckleball goal by Colby Cohen won it at 11:47 of OT, and the Terriers partied long into Sunday morning at the Mayflower Hotel.
It certainly didn't crush Miami University (they reject the notion that they are "Miami of Ohio''). The RedHawks (29-8-7) were ranked first in the country for most of this season. They had the best defense in the nation.
"Last year, we had a great run with a very young team,'' coach Enrico Blasi said before last night's game. "We took a lot of great memories and a lot of experiences from that run. Obviously, the outcome was not what we wanted. I believe at the press conference we said that everything happens for a reason and we stayed true to that this year.
"We have had to answer that question every week, if not every day, and to have the No. 1 ranking all year, to continue to play at a high level, and to continue to get everyone's best every weekend tells you a little bit about the character of these guys.''
Last night's loss was entirely different. The RedHawks skated to a draw for the first 18 minutes, then saw their hopes dashed at the end of the first period and the beginning of the second. A power-play goal by Ben Smith gave BC a 1-0 lead after one, then the Eagles scored twice in a span of 62 seconds at the start of the second. With BC leading, 3-0, Blasi pulled sophomore goalie Connor Knapp and replaced him with Cody Reichard.
Some irony there. Last year at the
It was a crusher for the thousands of fans who made the 250-mile drive from Oxford, Ohio, to Motown. Miami fans outnumbered BC fans more than 10 to 1, and the Eagles no doubt hope they'll be better represented at tomorrow's final.
Still, none of the RedHawks hung their heads.
"It looks like the curse of Boston continues,'' said senior forward Jarod Palmer. "We were disappointed in our performance, but I still love my teammates and still love the Brotherhood . . . I can say personally that over the years the meaning of the Brotherhood has grown a lot inside my heart.''
The spirit of the Brotherhood was summoned in February when Miami team manager Brendan Burke was killed in an automobile accident while returning from a series against Lake Superior State. Brendan Burke was the son of Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke, a New Englander who went to Harvard Law School and put together this year's US Olympic hockey team. Miami's players went to Brendan's funeral in Canton, Mass., Feb. 9, wearing their road jerseys to the services. They wore "BB'' shamrock patches on their uniforms last night.
"Tonight was one game and it's disappointing and it'll sit with us,'' said Blasi. "But when you sit back and take it all in, we had a great season. We had a lot of adversity to go through, and some real-life situations. The disappointment from this last game doesn't take away how I feel.''
Dan Shaughnessy is a Globe columnist. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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I'd like to use GridField for adding an ImageGallery (similar to UncleCheese's ImageGallery Module but a lot easier). The only problem I have is, that I can only add images to the DataObjects (ImageResource) I use if I save every record once and add the image after that. But that's really dumb when adding more than 1 image at a time.
Here's the code I'm using:
ImageResource: http://www.sspaste.com/paste/show/5030b2e850db4
GalleryPage: http://www.sspaste.com/paste/show/5030b33f5ee19
Would it be possible to directly add multiple images to the relation as it was in SS2.4?
Thanks for your help.


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Governor Robert Bentley on Thursday commented on news that Toyota plans to expand its Huntsville engine production facility, investing an additional $80 million and adding at least 125 new jobs. The expansion will bring total investment at Toyota's Alabama plant to more than $700 million and the total number of jobs to more than 1,150.
Governor Bentley made the following statement:
"Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama has been a dedicated corporate citizen in Alabama for more than ten years, and today's announcement is an exciting new chapter for this company and this community. Toyota's success in Alabama is a testament to the hard-working men and women of the production and leadership teams who have dedicated themselves to producing quality products. This expansion is also a testament to the business climate we've worked hard to create in Alabama -- a climate in which companies are encouraged to expand, innovate, and create new jobs. We thank Toyota for the company's continued confidence in Alabama and Huntsville, and we look forward to a continued long-term relationship."
By spring of 2014, the new assembly line will add an additional 216,000 to annual V-6 engine capacity, increasing total engine production at the Huntsville plant to more than 700,000 annually.
Source: http://governor.alabama.gov/news/news_detail.aspx?ID=6576


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Aero Cumulus
Well folks, I am proud to announce the OFFICIAL launch of Aero Cumulus Inc. Several years ago I found myself looking through all the DIY threads in search of the secret recipe for good, cheap smoke oil and after a couple years of learning what works and what doesn't, I finally found the oil and the mixture I liked. It blew beautiful white smoke, had a long hang time, and was a little thinner than most other oil mixtures I had tried (and did not smell bad like most home brew oils did). The problem with a lot of the home brew mixtures was they all contained oils that were extremely hard on your plane and mixed together using naphthenic oils. One thing that I found was that it was the naphtha that caused most of the problems with breaking down the glues we use in our models, eating foam, made it smelled horrible and was rough on the adhesion of the covering. Don't get me wrong here, ANY oil will make your covering difficult to stick if the oil gets on the "sticky" side of the film. Having any chemical that releases the covering, like what is found in a lot of smoke oil blends found in the DIY, did not help the problem. So then I had the oil mixture I liked and the word was getting out. A few people would want some from time to time and like any smoke oil, it was expensive simply because of the quantity I was dealing with. To be honest it was really not worth the trouble so I just simply stopped trying to mess with it and moved on.
This brings us to the start of this year. I was thinking of maybe adding a smoke system back on one of my planes and if I did, the only oil I would want to use is my own. The cost is still the problem and like anything else, when you buy products in bulk, you can get them a little cheaper, so I asked my friends on the net who would want some. I never expected the amount of PMs, calls, and emails I got requesting smoke oil. Overnight, around 300 gallons were requested. This blew me away and got me to thinking that if there is this much of an interest and need for an oil that is priced better than the few options we have, then maybe I should actually make it a business not only to protect myself, but to allow me to expand the production and make my smoke oil available to people worldwide at a fair price. WOW, has that been a lesson or what! After finding the companies to help produce the oil to my liking, have it bottled, chemical testing done, permits, getting set up with the state, researching regulations worldwide on the transportation of my smoke oil, and having labels made, I have finally got it ready to go with the help from a good friend of mine, Troy Pogue. There was a lot to learn with a heavy price tag and without the help from good flying buddies, this would have been extremely difficult for one guy to take on alone.
One of the guys who asked for some oil was Mr. Brian Zang, owner of Aero Graphix. He has seen this stuff work and knows that it works EXTREMELY well. So I called him up and told him about getting Aero Cumulus Inc. going and he said he wants to take care of the distribution if I would like his help. So, as of April 9th Aero Cumulus Smoke oil will be distributed and available for purchase from Aero Graphix. (Aero Graphix is having their website remodeled at this time so at the request of Aero Graphix this product is available by call in orders only. Please call 573-368-3600 to place your orders) I promise it is the best oil you will find anywhere that vaporizes in the exhaust extremely well, leaving very little residue on the plane to clean up on planes set up properly. Chemical testing supports me in saying it is probably one of the safest smoke oils on the market. Priced well below any competing business' prices and producing a thicker, white smoke with a longer hang time, you should be very pleased with your purchase of Aero Cumulus Inc. Smoke Oil.
16.99 per gallon jug
99.99 for a case of one gallon jugs (6)
41.99 for a 2.5 gallon jug
83.98 for a case of 2.5 gallon jugs (2)
79.99 for a 5 gallon pail
(all the above prices do not include shipping)
This is where I get to throw in the BUT WAIT there's more! Orders of at least 5 gallons of Aero Cumulus Smoke Oil from Aero Graphix will get a FREE 4Titude 16 oz. smoke tank with mounts. That's right, FREE, just pay the shipping and handling. This is while supplies last. This is one way I wanted to say thank you to the lucky ones who get their orders in quick enough for your interest in Aero Cumulus.
Again, Thank you all so much and I look forward to seeing you on the Flight Line.
Josh Price
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Aero Cumulus smoke oil being used in this video...
Here's me getting to play with some Aero Cumulus. Thanks to Andy for filming!
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WWE sent out the following:
The Bella Twins to appear on USA Network's 'Psych'
UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIF. – USA Network has announced a stellar guest star line-up for an episode slated for season eight of fan favorite "Psych" including Academy Award-winner Mira Sorvino, Tony Award-winner Phylicia Rashad, Tears for Fears rocker Curt Smith and WWE Divas, The Bella Twins. The episode, "A Nightmare on State Street," was chosen by fans via an online vote and will be directed by series star James Roday.
Last month at San Diego Comic-Con, USA announced the winner of the first-ever "Psych" fan vote determining the storyline of a new episode for "Psych's" eighth season in 2014. Fans voted in full force, with "A Nightmare on State Street" racking up more than 50 percent of votes to make it the undisputed champion.
Here is the full line-up of guest actors who will appear in the season eight finale:
– The Bella Twins
– Bruce Campbell
– Mira Sorvino
– Curt Smith
– Phylicia Rashad
– Kurt Fuller
– Billy Zabka
– Dean Cameron
– Sutton Foster
"Psych" is executive produced by Steve Franks, Kelly Kulchak and Chris Henze, from Universal Cable Productions in association with Tagline Pictures. Mel Damski serves as executive producer/director. Saladin K. Patterson, Andy Berman and Todd Harthan are co-executive producers/writers. Kell Cahoon is consulting producer.