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Live Music
Acme—Godless Moravians, Power of County, 10 pm, $3
Alberta St. Pub—Monty Green's Bluegrass Invite, 9 pm, free
Alexander's Lounge—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 8 pm, free
Andina Restaurant—Gypsy Jazz Trio
Ash St. Saloon—Right Left Grand, DeHaviland, ISM, Audio Fatigue, 9:30 pm, $5
Beale Street NW —Kinzel & Hyde, 8:30 pm, free
Berbati's Pan—The Mediks, The Civies, Filthy White Trash, Accidental Gun Death, $5
Biddy McGraw's—John Ross
Blue Monk—Stephen Walker & The Chosen Few
Boons Treasury—Lisa Nunes, Dan Jones, 8 pm
Buffalo Gap—Tony Furtado, 9 pm
Bungalow's Martini—Open Mic, 9 pm
Clyde's Prime Rib—Jim Mesi, Steve Bradley
Dante's—Supersuckers, Fitz of Depression, Legend of Dutch Savage, 9:30 pm, $5
Doug Fir—Boy Least Likely To, The Bicycles, The Village Green, 9 pm, $10-11
East Chinatown Lounge—Missnomer 6 pm; Auditory Sculpture, 10 pm
Edgefield —95th Birthday Bash: Jackstraw, Sneakin' Out, The Midnight Serenaders, Freak Mountain Ramblers, 3 pm, free
Food Hole—Exit the King
Gemini —Karaoke from Hell
Goodfoot —Devin Phillips' New Orleans Funk Project, $5
Green Room —Blues Night w/So Called Blues Band, 9 pm
Halibuts—Terry Robb, 8:30 pm, free
Hawthorne Theatre—Hatchet Diaries, It Prevails, Almost is Nothing, Hedonist, Brutal Fight, 9 pm, $6
Holocene—Ape Shape, Rollerball, Small Sails, Slim Moon, What Army, 9 pm, free
Imbibe —Old Yellers, 5 pm; Tribal Lounge, 8 pm, $5
It's A Beautiful Pizza —Bill Coomes & Larry Adair, 8 pm
Jax —Sam Hirsh Quartet, 7 pm, free
Kells—Pat Buckley, 9 pm
Laurelthirst—Lewi Longmire, 6 pm, free; Scotland Barr & The Slow Drags, Jen Bresnahan & The Ex's, 9:30 pm, $4
Lents Park—Binnsmead Marimba, 5:30 pm, free
Loveland—None More Black, Fifth Hour Hero, The Sainte Catherines, Breathe Fire, Robot Eyes, 7 pm, $8
Mississippi Pizza—R&B Blues, 6:30 pm; Loose Change, 8 pm
Mississippi Studios—Tim Easton, 8 pm
Mock Crest—KC Murphy, Open Mic & Jam, 8:30 pm
Monty's—Kenny Lee & The Sundowners' Open Jam
Music Millennium NW —Kevin Max, 4:30 pm
Poor Richards—John Bunzow
Pshaw!—Wayward Trio
Red & Black Cafe—29th Street Cartel, Inquisition Ensemble, 8 pm
River City Saloon—Surrounded by Ninjas, Solovox, 10 pm, $5
Rock Creek Tavern—Lynn Conover & friends, 7 pm
Rock n Roll Pizza—A Change of Pace, Spoken, The Classic Crime, Run Kid Run, Holiday Unheard Of, 7 pm
Sabala's Mt. Tabor—TV:616, Inflikt, Supernaut, 9:30 pm
Salty's on the Colombia—Patrick Burke
Slabtown—Open Mic, 8 pm
Someday—Oh My!: Virgin Mary, The Guys, DJ Radium Z, Quagmire, Autracity Exhibition, 5 pm, $3
Sweet Oregon Grill—Jon Koonce, 7 pm
Tillicum Club—Lloyd Jones, 8 pm
Tonic—Stokely & Dose of Adolescence, This Calendar Year, Scarlet Affair, Lady Fantastic, $6
Towne Lounge—...worms, Owl Dudes, Me Con, $4
Twilight Cafe—Ashley Raines, Amy Blue
Valentine's—Clouds Opening Party: Pete Swanson, Leif Sundstrom, Ghosting, DJ Dialate, DJ P Swans, Christopher Nakayama
Voleur Restaurant—Acoustic Minds, 10 pm, free
Wallbangers —Dueling Pianos
White Eagle —Ramblin' Jaks, 8:30 pm, $4
Wilf's Piano Bar—Tom Grant
WOW Hall (Eugene)—Bob Schneider, Matt the Electrician, 8:30 pm, $12-14
Abou Karim Restaurant—Nancy King
Acme—IPRC Benefit: The Golden Bears, Evolutionary Jass Band, 10 pm, $8
Aladdin —Bob Schneider, Matt the Electrician
Alberta St. Pub—Celilo, 6:30 pm, free
Alexander's Lounge—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 8 pm, free
Andina Restaurant—Condor
Ash St. Saloon—Erotic Politicians, Sweety, The Worthless Children, The Film, 9:30 pm, $5
Beale Street NW —Danny Hay Davis, noon
Berbati's Pan—The Lord Weird Slough Feg, Middian, Conifer, Wolves in the Throne Room, $8; Good Fridays w/Rev. Paula B, 5 pm (barside)
Biddy McGraw's—Billy Kennedy Happy Hour, 5:30 pm; Funk Shui, 9:30 pm
Blue Monk—Farnell Newton, Marcus Reynolds
Boons Treasury—Jack McMahon Band, 9 pm
Borders (Downtown) —RyeHollow, 12:30 pm, free
Borders (Vancouver)—Charles Suniga, 7 pm
Buffalo Gap—X-Angels, 9 pm
Clyde's Prime Rib—Margo Tufo
Corner Saloon—Melody Butchers
Crystal Ballroom—Presidents of the United States of America, The Punk Group, 9 pm, $17-20; '80s Video Dance Attack w/VJ Kittyrox, 10 pm, $3 (Lola's)
Dante's—The Nice Boys, The Soda Pop Kids, free
Doug Fir—Cabinessence, The Quags, Miraflores, 9 pm, $5
Driftwood Tavern—Open Mic w/Doc Michaels
Duff's Garage—Juke Joint Gamblers
Edgefield —Vivid Curve, 7 pm
Food Hole—Shoplifting, Kiosk, Slums, Snow Foxxes
Green Room —Paula Maya, Kama Linden, 9:30 pm
Grolla—Eric Skye
Halibuts—Warren Rand
Hawthorne Theatre—Murder by Death, Rocky Votolato, William Elliott Whitmore, Metal Hearts, 9 pm, $10; Dustin Habel, 8 pm (balcony)
Holocene—Gaycation: Swan Island, The Gay Deceivers, 9 pm, free
Imbibe —Little Sue, 6 pm; Jerry Joseph, Cataldo, 9:30 pm, $8
Jax —Hank Hirsh Quartet, 8 pm
Jolly Roger—Earl & The Reggae Allstars, 10 pm, free
Kells—St. James Gate, 9:30 pm
Launch Pad Gallery—The Armless Children & The Serpent, 8 pm, $3-10
Laurelthirst—Reggie's Box of Chocolates, 6 pm, free; Catfish, 9:30 pm, $5
Loveland—Pelican, Mono, Eluvium, 8 pm, $13-15
Mississippi Pizza—Rob Barteletti & The Shadows, 6 pm; Cicada Omega, Miss Lonelyhearts, 9 pm
Mississippi Studios—Peter Mulvey, 7:30 pm; Rory Stitt, 9:30 pm
Mock Crest—Kinzel & Hyde, 9 pm
Montego Bay—Kat & The Roots Revolution, 10 pm, free
Night Light Lounge—Artist Reception w/Atomic Jazz Ensemble, 8 pm, free; DJ Roommate, 10 pm, free
Outlaws—Eric Heatherly, Blue County, $8-10
Pala—Patrick Anthony, Ravi, $6
Paris Theatre—Scarlet Affair, This Calendar Year, Lady Fantastic, Drawback, Stokely, Left Foot Forward
People's Co-Op—Community Singing From the Sacred Harp, 6:30 pm, free
Poor Richard's—Jim Bull Experience
Produce Row —Matt Sheehy Band
Red & Black Cafe—The Godless Moravians, 5:30 pm; Jay & The Melody Ranchers, 8 pm
Rock Creek Tavern—The Sidekicks Reunion, 8 pm
Rock n Roll Pizza—Kandels at Nine, Debris, Paricle Son, 6 pm
Roots Brewing—Tooth Harper & Friends, 9 pm
Roseland —Les Claypool & His Fancy Band, Rasputina, 9 pm
Sabala's Mt. Tabor—Forward, Warhead, Hellshock, Dog Soldier, Order of the Vulture, Deadly Ultrasound
Slabtown—Lost Creek Gang
Sweet Oregon Grill—Jon Koonce, 7 pm
The Artistery—White Fang, Cole Miller Island, Dust Collector, 8 pm, $5
The Know—Doctor Moss, I-Drive
The Old Church—John Fahey Tribute: Terry Robb, Tinh, John Doan, Mark Lemhouse, Larry Norman, 8 pm, $15
Tillicum Club—Lloyd Jones, 8 pm
Tonic—Eagle Hawk, Lopez, Demoralizer, Ronster, $6
Towne Lounge—Alexis, Dogme 95, E*Rock, BARR, $6
Twilight Cafe—Figure 8 Flow
Voleur Restaurant—Amanda Richards, 10 pm, free
Wallbangers —Dueling Pianos
White Eagle —Freak Mountain Ramblers, 9:30 pm, $6
Wilf's Piano Bar—John Gilmore Trio
Wonder Ballroom—The Charlatans UK, Boy Kill Boy
WOW Hall (Eugene)—Spoken, Change of Pace, The Classic Crime, Run Kid Run, Ahimsa Theory, 6:30 pm, $10-12
Yola's Foster Road—Open Mic
Abou Karim Restaurant—Blue Gardenia, Jazztet
Acme—Pentecost Hotel, Thong, Hello Damascus, 10 pm
Aladdin —The Stolen Sweets
Alberta St. Pub—Tamara J. Brown, 9:30 pm, $7
Alexander's Lounge—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 8 pm, free
Andina Restaurant—Tracy Kim Trio, 7 pm
Artichoke—Athena & The River City Boys
Ash St. Saloon—The Misfats, Blondage, The Romanes, 9:45 pm, $6
Berbati's Pan—Maniak Lok, Chef Boy R Bangers, Pricy, Nonstop, Wise One, Twisted Insane, D'Arthur, Rap Nasty, Freddy K & The Guillotine Goons, DJ Chill, $10
Biddy McGraw's—Little Sue, Lynn Conover
Billy Ray's—Hank Piece, Snails Pace, iRAQiS, free
Blue Monk—Stephen Walker
Boons Treasury—Sig Paulson Band, 9 pm
Borders (Bridgeport)—Melodies of the Vine
Buffalo Gap—Brian Odell, Element 57, 9 pm
Clyde's Prime Rib—Ocean 503
Corner Saloon—Backlash
Dante's—The Punk Group, The Jolenes, Dana Deathray, Fogatron, 9:30 pm, $5-6
Devil's Point—Levon Levan, Stuntdoubler, 10 pm, $5
Doug Fir—Two Gallants, The Pharmacy, Hillstomp, 9 pm, $8
Duff's Garage—Buckhorn Mountain Boys
Edgefield —Cary Novotny & Johnny Connolly, 7 pm
Fearless Brewing Company—3rd Anniversary: Brian DeMarco, 7 pm
Food Hole—Coughs, Dynasty, Undermountains, Dead Bird
Goodfoot —Buds of May, $6
Grand Cafe—Doc Wilson, Lyle Ford, 6 pm
Green Room —Jen Bresnahan & The Ex's, Krista Herring, Kate Mann, Beth Willis, 9 pm, free
Ground Kontrol—International Chiptune Resistance: Bit Shifter, Nullsleep, Local Sleeper Cells, Capitalsteps, Air Fortress, Operation Mission, Ser1ial Krusher, 10 pm, $8
Halibuts—Steve Bradley
Hawthorne Theatre—Nekromantix, The Chop Tops, Shark Soup, 9 pm, $12
Holocene—Bodycode, Sutekh, DJ Brian Foote, DJ Suppoz, 9 pm, free
Imbibe —Midnight Serenaders, 9:30 pm, $5
Jax —7-Year Tango, 8 pm, free
Jolly Roger—Earl & The Reggae Allstars, 10 pm, free
Kells—St. James Gate, 9:30 pm
Launch Pad Gallery—The Armless Children & The Serpent, 8 pm, $3-10
Laurelthirst—Eric Hatcher & The Worker Bees, 6 pm, free; Tim Acott & friends, 9:30 pm, $5
Mac's Place—Aaron Black Band, $5
Mississippi Pizza—Zephyr French Cabaret, 6 pm; Cuba Ache, 9 pm
Mississippi Studios—Acoustic Minds, Debra Arlyn, Gregory Douglass, 9:30 pm
Mock Crest—Donna & The Side Effects, 9 pm
Montego Bay—Kat & The Roots Revolution, 10 pm, free
Music Millennium NW —KC Crane, 1 pm; Kama Linden, 5 pm
Newmark Theater—Portland Symphonic Girlchoir, 3 pm
Nocturnal—Marie Shumaker Band, 8 pm, free
Pala—Trifecta w/Brian Asher, Chronus, Tony Gordan, $7
Poor Richard's—Red Rubber Band
Produce Row —Kama Linden, The Rustic Trio, 8 pm
Red & Black Cafe—Felina, 8 pm
Rock Creek Tavern—The Brothers Jam, 9 pm
Rock n Roll Pizza—Blue Ember, Brightwood, Eli Keller, Lightbreak, Milk Bomb, Obscured, 7 pm
Roots Brewing—Vivid Curve, 9 pm
Roseland —Eels, Smoosh, 9 pm
Sabala's Mt. Tabor—Pig Champion Tribute: Zeke, Skullsplitter, Dead Friends
Saturday Market—The Millies, MLC Marimba, 11:30 am
Secret House Vineyards—Everclear, Rock 'n' Roll Soldiers, The Supersuckers, That 1 Guy, TV 616, Vaux, Schoolyard Heroes, Farcry, Northwest Royale, Alterego, Ron Jeremy, 3 pm
Slabtown—Groundscore, 9:30 pm, $5
Sweet Oregon Grill—Jon Bunzow Trio, 7 pm
The Artistery—Nick Jaina, Time Farmer, Andy Combs, 8 pm, $5
The Funky Church—Tom Heinl, Carl vs. Carl, The Mother Launchers, 8 pm
The Hutch—Jelly Roll, 9 pm, free
The Stein Haus—Danny Hay Davis Band
Tiger Bar—Suckapunch, Cleveland Steamers, Animal Farm, Manic-D, Villagelliott, DJ Venom 33.3, 10 pm, $2
Tillicum Club—Lloyd Jones, 8 pm
Tonic—Hello Square, Radio Vision, Smile Brigade, $6
Towne Lounge—Young People, Get Hustle, Garland Ray Project, $7
Twilight Cafe—Bad Goat
Voleur Restaurant—Carri Bella, free
Wallbangers —Dueling Pianos
White Eagle —Migration: Pura Vida, DJ Joelskool, Ned Folkerth, DJ Jethro Down, 9:30 pm, $6
Wilf's Piano Bar—Shirley Nanette & friends
Wonder Ballroom—MarchFourth Marching Band
WOW Hall (Eugene)—Eleven Eyes, Natural Progression, 8:30 pm, $5
Xenos—Vin Thomas
Aladdin —Johnny Winter, Too Slim & The Taildraggers
Andina Restaurant—Greg Wolfe
Ash St. Saloon—Straightedge Buddhist Strippers, Ex Post Facto, Dartgun, 9:30 pm, $4
Augustana Lutheran Church—Augustana Jazz Quartet, 6 pm, free
Beale Street NW —Gospel Lunch, 1 pm
Berbati's Pan—Alias & Tarsier, E*Rock, Asphalt Thieves, DJ Tan't, 9:30 pm, $8-9
Beulahland—Chickweed, 3:30 pm, free
Biddy McGraw's—Irish Music Open Jam
Buffalo Gap—Los Cowtones, Element 57, 9 pm
Clyde's Prime Rib—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 8 pm, free
Dante's—The Slow Signal Fade, Naked & Shameless, Scotty Iseri & The Big Rock Show, 8 pm; Sinferno Cabaret, 11 pm, $6
Doug Fir—His Name is Alive, Nomo, Garland Ray Project, 9 pm, $10
Dunes—The Old Haunts
Edgefield —Paul Summers, 5 pm
Food Hole—Mikaela's Fiend, Drugs
Hawthorne Theatre—Days of Dreams, Peter in the Woods, Ode to Valery, Death of Juliet, 9 pm, $6
Imbibe —Hanz Araki & Cary Novotny, 8 pm
Kells—Tom May
La Merde—Gypsy Jazz
Laurelthirst—Freak Mountain Ramblers, 6 pm
Mississippi Pizza—Swamp Cactus, 4 pm; After Hours, 7 pm; Flies that Fight, Kaia Wilson, 9:30 pm
Mock Crest—Kate Mann
Moon & Sixpence—Foghorn Stringband, free
Music Millennium NW —The Slow Signal Fade, 5 pm
Newmark Theater—CMC Benefit Concert: Sergiu Luca, 3 pm, $10-50
Paris Theatre—Drawback, The Jennifer Echo, Kid Moe, Finding Lenny, Surrender
Pshaw!—Chata Addy's Drum Jam, 8 pm
Red & Black Cafe—Back to Back Cafe Benefit: Dragging an Ox Through Water, Level Anchorage, The Raining, 7 pm
River Roadhouse—Sinner's Club Open Jam, 8 pm
Rock Creek Tavern—Vivid Curve, 4 pm
Rock n Roll Pizza—F-5, The Nameless, River Red, 7 pm
Sabala's Mt. Tabor—BarFly Anniversary Party: Luminous Fog, Stan McMahon Band, Howie & The Hot Knives, Reload, Finger Bang City, 6:30 pm, free
Saturday Market—Kenny Lavitz, Swing & Amiss, 11:30 am
Tonic—Delta Dawgs, Braxton Bragg, $5
Towne Lounge—Portals, Red Fang, $5
Twilight Cafe—Keagan Smith
White Eagle —Open Mic w/Jared Barkan, 7:30 pm, free
WOW Hall (Eugene)—Aceyalone, Ugly Duckling, The Procussions, Mayday! & Wrekonize, 8:30 pm, $14-16
Alberta St. Pub—Jackstraw, 6:30 pm, free
Andina Restaurant—Sambafeat
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall—INXS, Scott Stapp, 8 pm, $39.50-59.50
Ash St. Saloon—Ironic T-Shirt, The Dearest Darlings, Leigh Marble, Dramady, 9 pm, $3
Biddy McGraw's—Lowell J. Mitchell Trio, 6 pm
Candlelight —D.K. Stewart & The DK4, 9 pm, free
Dante's—Ground Zero Lounge w/Clyde Lewis, 7:30 pm, free; Karaoke from Hell, 10 pm, $2
Doug Fir—Josh Ritter, Richard Swift, 9 pm, $12-14
Edgefield —Skip vonKuske, 7 pm, free
Goodfoot —Sonic Forum Open Mic
Green Room —Open Mic w/Chuck Warda
Halibuts—Lloyd Jones
Kells—Tom May
Laurelthirst—Kung Pao Chickens, 7 pm, free
Loveland—World of Lies, Sumara, Siberia, Order of the Gash, Goblin Cleaver, Destructotron, 6 pm, $6
Mississippi Pizza—Mandarin Dynasty, Actual Birds, Michael Parich, 8 pm
Moon & Sixpence—Johnny B. Connolly, free
Music Millennium NW —Josh Rittter, 6 pm; Songwriters Circle, 7 pm
Paris Theatre—Dulce Sky
Produce Row —Ron Steen's Jazz Jam, 9 pm, $3
Pshaw!—Nada Ting
Rock n Roll Pizza—Greeley Estates, Yesterday's Rising, So They Say, The Coterie, 7 pm
Tonic—Transfer, Virga, Roy, $5
Towne Lounge—Howlin' Rain, Eternal Tapestry, $6-7
Tube—Sean, Mustaphamond, DJ Nate C
Twilight Cafe—Open Mic w/Eric Allen
White Eagle —Griffin, 8 pm, free
Wonder Ballroom—Pretty Girls Make Graves, The Joggers, Whalebones, 9 pm, $10-12
WOW Hall (Eugene)—The Business, Brain Failure, Rat City Riot, 7:30 pm, $10
15th Street Pub—Acoustic Minds, 9 pm, free
Acme—The Janglies, 10 pm, free
Aladdin —Matt Wertz, Dave Barnes
Alberta St. Pub—Jeannie Reno Trio, Emily Herring, 9:30 pm
Andina Restaurant—Toshi Onizuka
Ash St. Saloon—Asterra, Evan Walters, V.O.M., 9:30 pm, $6
Biddy McGraw's—Dylan Thomas Vance, Griff Bear
Blue Monk—Ramsey's Groove Trio, free
Candlelight —Reggie Houston's Earth Island Band, 9:30 pm, free
Clinton Corner—Pagan Jug Band, 6:30 pm
Crystal Ballroom—Fraqtured Sound, Panzer God, Antiworld, DJ El Heffe Bastardo, 9 pm, $6 (Lola's)
Dante's—666 Party w/Clyde Lewis, I Can Lick Any SOB in the House, Kleveland, Jeffrey Luck Lucas, Harvey Hardcock, 9 pm, $6
Duff's Garage—Dover Weinberg Quartet
Edgefield —Caleb Klauder, Sammy Lind, 7 pm, free
Green Room —Portland Songwriter Showcase, 9 pm
Ground Kontrol—666: Cells, 9:30 pm
Imbibe —Lewi Longmire, James Low, 6 pm; The PBRchestra, 9 pm
It's A Beautiful Pizza —Balkan Music & Dance, 9 pm
Kells—Tom May, 9 pm
Ken's Place—Steve Cheseborough, 5 pm
Laurelthirst—Jackstraw, 6 pm; Mr. Bingo Does Portland, 9 pm
Mock Crest—Reverb Brothers, 8 pm
Music Millennium NW —Western Aerial, 6 pm
Nocturnal—Blues Practica, 7 pm, $5
Old Town Pizza—Acoustic Songwriter Spotlight
Pshaw!—Steve Smith's Jazz Jam, 7 pm; Lloyd Jones & friends, 10 pm
Rock n Roll Pizza—Ceremonial Castings, 6 pm
Sabala's Mt. Tabor—The Business
Tonic—Dead Man's Hand, Death Saw, The Belligerents, $5
Wallbangers —Dueling Pianos
White Eagle —Joe McMurrian's Acoustic Review, 8:30 pm, free
Wilf's Piano Bar—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 7:30 pm, free
45th Street Pub—Open Mic
Abou Karim Restaurant—Portland Jazz Singers
Acme—Francois DVD Premier, Ryan Farr, Outlaw Con Bandana
Aladdin —John Hammond
Alberta St Pub—Zydeco Dance Party, 7 pm
Alexander's Lounge—Ron Steen Jazz Jam, 8 pm, free
Amazon Cafe—Ramsey y Los Montunos, 9 pm
Andina Restaurant—Neftali Rivera
Ash St. Saloon—The Delta Dawgs, Goliards, High Rolling Loners, Hairspray Blues, 9:30 pm, $5
Berbati's Pan—Aceyalone, Ugly Duckling, Procussions, Mayday, Wreckonize, DJ Kez, $13
Biddy McGraw's—Elizabeth Nicholson
Billy Reed's—Groove Jazz Jam Session
Boons Treasury—Mark Alan, 8 pm
Cascade Bar—Jam Band PDX
Clyde's Prime Rib—Barbara Lusch
Dante's—Levon Levan, Velabonz, Michael Dean Damron, 10 pm, $5
Doug Fir—The Constantines, Oakley Hall, 9 pm, $10
Driftwood Tavern—Open Mic w/Doc Michaels
Duff's Garage—Blues Jam w/Suburban Slim
Edgefield —Scotland Barr Trio, 7 pm
Goodfoot —Ramblin' Rose
Green Room —Ryan Andrews & friends
Ground Kontrol—Guyve, Circus Pandemonium / _orkestra, 10 pm
H2O Martini Bar—Matt Vrba, 6 pm
Halibuts—Paul DeLay
Hawthorne Theatre—Open Mic, 9 pm, free
Holocene—Nire, Dykeritz, Junkface, 9:30 pm, $5
Imbibe —Lincoln Crockett, 5 pm; The Freaquent Flyers, 8 pm
It's A Beautiful Pizza —Irish Music, 6 pm; Arabian Music, 8:30 pm
Jax —KMHD/Jax Jazz Jam, 7 pm, free
Kells—Tom May, 9 pm
La Merde—Jason Butterworth Quartet, 9 pm
Laurelthirst—The Darrylizers, 6 pm, free; Shag's Afronaughticals, 9 pm, free
Mississippi Pizza—Oratrix, 7 pm
Moon & Sixpence—Trashcan Joe, 8:30 pm, free
Music Millennium NW —The Procussions, 6 pm
Night Light Lounge—Atomic Jazz Ensemble, 9 pm, free
Paola's—Ezra Meredith, 9 pm
Poor Richard's—Little Joe
Produce Row —Open Mic w/June Bunton, 9 pm, free
Pshaw!—Reggie Houston
Rock n Roll Pizza—Daphne Loves Derby, Sherwood, House of Fools, Paulson, 6 pm
The Old Church—Kay Robbins, noon, free
Tillicum Club—Norman Sylvester, 8 pm
Tonic—Reggae Dancehall
Towne Lounge—Sharron Kraus, James Blackshaw, Sean Smith, 9:30 pm, $10
Twilight Cafe—Funk Buddy Jam
Wallbangers —Dueling Pianos
White Eagle —Songstress Night w/Jasmine Ash, 8:30 pm, free
Wired Coffee—Open Mic, 7 pm
Wonder Ballroom—BRO Benefit: Strut w/Kaosmosis, Sophe Lux, DJ Stay in School, Barrett Paul, 7:30 pm, $12-15
WOW Hall (Eugene)—The Liars, The Apes, The Rabbits, 8:30 pm, $8-10
DJ Listings
Apotheke—DJ van Dis, 8 pm
Backspace—Metronome: Microelectronic Funk
Bettie Ford—DJ Yaz
Boxxes —DJ Sam
Chances Sports Bar—DJ DannyG, 10 pm
Crush —L-Train
Devils Point—DJ Kenoy, 9 pm, free
Fez—Invasion w/DJ Catalyst, 10 pm, free
Greek Cusina—King Fader, Diz Jockman (Taverna); Matt-E Star (Minoan)
Ground Kontrol—TRONix: Mantis, 9:30 pm, free
La Merde—DJ Monkeytek, 10 pm
Matador—DJ I Heart You, 10 pm, free
McFadden's—James Steele
Nocturnal—Swing Dance, 8 pm, $6
Produce Row —Small Axe
Ringler's Pub—DJ Savi, 10 pm, free
Roots Brewing—DJ I:Sight, 9 pm
Saucebox—Techno Sol w/DJ Suppoz, 10 pm, free
Tube—DJ KJ
Urban Wineworks—DJ Mr. Romo, 5:30 pm
XV—Anjali & The Incredible Kid
Beulahland—DJ Li'l Pete
Boxxes —DJ Sam
Chances Sports Bar—Shack Up! w/Neighborhood DJ
Crush —DJ Set It & Forget It
Delta Cafe—DJ Misprid
Devils Point—DJ Kenoy, 9 pm, free
East Chinatown Lounge—King Fader, 6 pm; DJ Izm, 10 pm
Fez—Shut Up & Dance w/DJ Gregarious, 10 pm, $5
Goodfoot —DJ Magneto
Greek Cusina—Body Call w/DJ P, DJ Professor Stone, DJ Sneakers, DJ Wicked (Minoan); DJ Brett (Taverna)
Ground Kontrol—Time Lapse: Moonchild, 10 pm, free
Matador—DJ Trixie Doll, DJ Lucifina, 10 pm, free
McFadden's—James Steele
Noir—Decadent '80s: DJs Nevermore, Susie Cue, Mohawk Adam
Ringler's Pub—DJ B Dangerous, 10 pm, free
Ringlers Annex—DJ Ted Striker, 10 pm, free
Saucebox—All Things Considered w/Mr Mumu, 10 pm, free
Tube—Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots w/DJ Nikki C
U&I Tavern —Small Axe Sounds
XV—Nik Fury, ATM
Ararat—After Dark: DJ Matt e Starr, 11 pm
Aztec Willie's—Salsa Night w/DJ Jose, 9:30 pm, free
Bettie Ford—Award Tour: DJs Evil One
Bobby McGee's—Kevin Berry's Old School Jam w/DJ Michael Morris
Boxxes —DJ Dougalicious
Chances Sports Bar—DJ 1996 Olympics
Colosso—DJ Wiggly Worm, 10 pm
Crush —Dance Dance Evolution: DJs Rafa, Dmoe Funk, 9 pm, $2
Disjecta—Silent Spring Fling: Dynasty w/DJ L-Train, DJ Synthetic, Tigerstripes, Dat'r, 8 pm, $5
Dunes—Kulturszene: DJs M. Quiet, 31 Avas
East Chinatown Lounge—Jammotron, 7 pm; DJ Nik Fury, 10 pm
Fez—Break Yo' House: DJs Michael Israel, Subdrive, Electrokid, Dave D-Luxx, Jon Cates, Jerry B, Davery, Mate Mataus, Forrest Avery, 9 pm, $10
Greek Cusina—Evil One, Professor Stone, DJ Flipsta (Minoan); DJ Brett (Taverna)
Matador—DJ Moisti, 10 pm, free
McFadden's—Jason B
Momo's—DJ Wicked, 10 pm, free
Noir—DJs Valence, Zufall, Onitako
Ringler's Pub—DJ Miranda, 10 pm, free
Ringlers Annex—DJ Ted Striker, 10 pm, free
Saucebox—Take You There w/DJ bluchris
Smith Ballroom, PSU—Ballroom B-Boy/B-Girl Battle: DJ Wicked, 6 pm, $3
Tube—DJ DrewGroove
U&I Tavern —DJ Mattbastard
XV—DJ Kez
Bettie Ford—Jayanta
Crystal Ballroom—Hive: DJ Blackout, Owen, 9 pm, $3 (Lola's)
Devils Point—Stripparaoke w/KJ Pinky, 9 pm, free
Greek Cusina—Industry Night w/local DJs
Ground Kontrol—Black Sunday: DJ Nate C, 10 pm, free
Matador—DJ Donny Don't, 10 pm, free
Night Light Lounge—SIN Night w/DJ Roommate, 10 pm, free
Nocturnal—Swing Dance, 8 pm, $6
The Nest Lounge—DJ Ben, 9 pm
XV—The Name Game w/Mumu
Aalto Lounge—DJ Maxamillion
Berbati's Pan—Tha' Boom w/DJs Automaton, Beyonda, Ko, Wesley
Devils Point—DJ Brooks
East Chinatown Lounge—iPod uPod
Greek Cusina—Monday Night Raw w/DJs Hightower, My Friend Andy, ATM, Davis Cleveland, 10 pm, free (Taverna)
Imbibe —Solovox, 7 pm
Matador—DJ Hanna, 10 pm, free
Momo's—Mello Mondays w/DJ Mello Cee
Slabtown—DJ Marantic
Boxxes —Flirt w/Cory
Crush —DJ Wann
Devils Point—DJ Kenoy
East Chinatown Lounge—Throwback Tuesdays: Evil One, Gemo
Egyptian Club—DJ Automaton, 10 pm
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Theirs is once a month at the Four Corners restaurant and convenience store about 7 miles east of Detroit Lakes on Highway 34.
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Decent prices are what keep this natural foods company growing, as Azure Standard is able to sell their products to food clubs cheaper because they sell a lot of product in bulk, at wholesale prices.
Azure Standard President David Stelzer says their organic prices off the truck are comparable to non-organic prices at a typical grocery store, and about 10 percent cheaper than Walmart's organic prices.
Stelzer goes on to say that the company also prides itself on not importing things from a long ways away, but staying as local as possible.
"Like right now," explains Stelzer, "we are not even selling blueberries because I don't feel we can get good, quality berries that meet our standards from anywhere close."
It is those high "standards" that keep Ekholm and her friends coming back month after month.
"I bought a bag of apples, and I'm not kidding you ... they lasted 2 months before starting to show signs of bruising - no molding, just bruising."
Gary and Sandy Larson are convinced the reason for the "longevity" of organic food and the people who eat them is the things they don't add.
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Chris Morgan, MATH G160 [email protected] January 13, 2012 Lecture 3. Chapter 4.4: Conditional Probability, Multiplication Rule, Law of Total Probability. Conditional Probability. • The probability an event occurs under the condition that another event occurred
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Lecture 3
Chapter 4.4:
Conditional Probability, Multiplication Rule,
Law of Total Probability
• The probability an event occurs under the condition that another event occurred
- denoted: P(A|B)
- "The probability of A given B"
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In a certain population:
- The probability a person lives to be 80 is 75%
- The probability a person lives to be 90 is 63%
Find the probability an 80 year old will live to be 90:
P(live to 90 | live to 80) = P(A intersect B) / P(B)
= (0.63) / (0.75)
= 0.84
Possible ways to toss two fair dice:
Roll two fair six-sided dice:
P(sum 7 | first die is a 4) = P(second die is a 3) = 1/6
You and your roommate have 9 frozen pizzas: 4 veggie and 5 meat lovers. You randomly select a pizza out of the freezer have it for dinner tonight. Tomorrow, your roommate goes to the store and get 3 more pizzas of which ever kind you ate today.
P(eat veggie today) = 4/9
P(eat veggie tomorrow | ate veggie today) = ?
since I ate veggie today, I know my roommate bought three more veggie pizzas, so I now have (4-1+3) 6 veggie pizzas in the freezer, and the probability I eat one of those 6 veggie pizzas out of the total eleven in my freezer is 6/11 = 0.545
Conditional Probability Example
At a fair a vendor has 25 helium balloons on strings: 10 balloons are yellow, 8 are red, and 7 are green. A balloon is selected at random and sold. Given that the balloon sold is yellow, what is the probability that the next balloon selected at random is also yellow?
Event A = next random balloon is yellow
Event B = sold yellow balloon
With two events:
With three events:
With n events:
Two events A and B are mutually exclusive if:
P(fair die shows multiple of 3) = P(shows 3) + P(shows 6)
The generalization to n mutually exclusive events is the law of total probability:
The collection of events is called a partition, mutually exclusive and exhaustive events, for the sample space omega if the events are pair-wise disjoint and they exhaust omega. In other words:
whenever k ≠ m and
For example, suppose {B1, B2, B3, B4} form a partition for omega and we want to calculate the probability of event E:
We can use the partition to decompose E into four disjoint pieces:
Acme Consumer Goods sells three brands of washing machines, Brand I, Brand II and Brand III. 30% of the machines they sell are Brand I, 50% are Brand II, and 20% are Brand III. Based on past experience Acme executives know that the purchasers of Brand I machines will need service repairs with probability .2, Brand II machines with probability .15, and Brand III machines with probability .25. Find the probability a customer will need service repairs on washing machine they purchased from Acme.
A grade school boy has 5 blue and 4 white marbles in his left pocket and 4 blue and 5 white marbles in his right pocket. If he transfers one marble at random from his left pocket to his right pocket, what is the probability of his then drawing a blue marble from his right pocket?
Suppose that there are 14 songs on a MP3 player and you like 8 of them. When using the random song selection option each of the 14 songs is played once in a random order. Find the probability that among the first two songs that are played.
a) You like both of them.
b) You like neither of them.
c) You like exactly one of them.
A drawer contains four black, six brown, and eight olive socks. Two socks are selected at random from the drawer.
a) Compute the probability that both socks are the same color.
b) Compute the probability that both socks are olive if it is known that they are the same color.
98% of all babies survive delivery. However, 15% of all births involve Cesarean sections, and when a C section is performed the baby survives 96% of the time. If a randomly chosen pregnant woman does not have a C section, what is the probability that her baby survives?


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There's screwing up. Then there's REALLY screwing up.
We're guessing someone at UPS is in pretty hot water after the parcel delivery service accidentally sent a $350,000 government drone to a college student.
He took pictures, of course. And, of course, he posted them to Reddit for that sweet, sweet karma.
The redditor, Seventy_Seven, was expecting a weight-lifting bench. But he also found a mysterious package on his doorstep.
He opened it to find this inside:
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"Wings?" he asked:
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"I guess this controls it. Did I just get a drone in the mail?"
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Yes, Seventy-Seven. Yes, you did.
According to Vice, the drone belongs to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and is used for wildlife and environment monitoring.
NOAA spokesman David Miller confirmed to Vice that one of its drones was missing.
"We sent one of our Puma unmanned aircraft systems to Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary in Massachusetts," he said. "We sent a set of about eight boxes for this one aircraft system, and one was misdelivered by UPS."
Miller said the agency was working with UPS to resolve the issue.
Seventy-Seven, meanwhile, already reached out to both entities.
UPS actually insisted the package belonged to the student and told the Reddit user it was "up to me if I want to keep it or not."
Not satisfied, Seventy_Seven called the NOAA and explained the situation.
"After describing what happened, he seemed pretty content about it," the redditor said in an update to the original thread. "They were happy I reached out to them, and now know where their missing shipment went."
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Yes, folks, it's happening this very weekend — this coming Sunday, August 5th, to be exact. I've been sadly, sadly remiss in mentioning it, but the 2012 Houston Press Music Awards is indeed looming close.
And while I'll admit I griped a bit about this year's ballot, hell, the Showcase is looking very, very cool. I'm glad to see it back in Downtown, for one thing, and more centralized than it's seemed to be in years past — although I still think the absolute-best setup was along Main, with the train to ferry people back & forth — with the hub centered basically around that Houston Pavilions area over near the House of Blues, and a handful of "satellite" venues further afield like the Jet Lounge and Warehouse Live. They've even got some deal set up for free cab rides to and from the venues, although you need to have this Hail a Cab app on your iPhone to take advantage of it (or be with somebody who does, at least).
(Minor Gripe Time: Why are nearly all the venues 21+? The only ones that aren't, per the schedule, are Warehouse Live, Ben's Beans, and the HOB Crossroads Stage. I always figured part of the point of a music showcase like this was to pull in the kids, the young folks who want to see and hear bands that are good that they've never run across before. Hell, I was hoping to take my 15-year-old nephew along so he could check out all the bands, but he can't even get into 70% of the venues, so there's really no point…)
The lineup of nominees playing the showcase is pretty great, too. I'm psyched to see thoughtful, keyboard-tinged alternarock band Alkari on the bill — they truly deserve that Best Album nod for Blackout Falls — and I'm always, always glad to see emo-ish rockers the last place you look, honky-tonk queen Miss Leslie, and noise-groove-stomp duo Female Demand, for three more.
Plus, there's a good-sized pile of promising-sounding folks I dearly need to see live, like cool-ass reggae/ska supergroup The Suffers, similarly supergroup-like country/folk trio The Grievous Angels, darkly atmospheric electro-pop gang Bang Bangz, sharp-tongued rapper Thurogood Wordsmith, downcast roots-pop band Second Lovers, hiph-op crew The Niceguys, and fantasy-/booze-fueled metal dudes Venomous Maximus.
And hell, who knows? The beauty of the showcase format is that you roam with your ears open, and sometimes you stumble across bands you never knew you'd love. That's how I heard Miss Leslie in the first place, at an HPMA Showcase many moons ago, now, not to mention Tyagaraja forerunner Million Year Dance, Satin Hooks, & Young Mammals. It's an astoundingly easy way to discover brand-new shit, seriously.
Oh, and make sure you check out the Houston Press's ridiculously comprehensive rundown of each and every person playing. There was a time in my misspent youth when it felt like I waited all damn year just to read that particular issue of the Press, I swear…
Best of all, at $10 for an all-evening wristband (the showcase runs from 5PM to roughly 10PM, with doors at 4PM and some DJs and the actual awards ceremony going on after 10), you're not going to break the bank by going. $10 is a large pizza; it's a freaking bargain for the chance to see 50 damn bands. (Actually, that works out to a measly $0.20 a band, which makes it seem even cheaper. Wow.)
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Lakeview – Norman "Ed" Edward Powell, age 66, of Lakeview, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, May 26, 2016, at Spectrum Health Kelsey Campus. Ed was born August 28, 1949 in Lakeview, the son of J. Arlene Powell and Russell Powell and grew up in Coral. Ed was a veteran of the Vietnam War in the Army 2/1 Cavalry. Before becoming totally disabled, "Ed" was employed as an Electrician. Ed had much love and gratitude for Point Man International, a non-denominational Christian based outreach for all Veterans. Ben Webster was instrumental in Ed's journey through PTSD. Ed loved his children and grandchildren. He loved to garden and putter in the yard. He also loved to go to Trufant Flea Market, yard sales, and tinker with solar energy. He was with and married to the love of his life, Elana Lee for 30 years.
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Rest in the arms of the Lord Eddie.May the family find comfort in knowing one day they will see and hold you again. Elana,know that you are being held up in prayer.
I'll always remember the good times we all had together while you were here in Maine! Rest in peace old friend. Meet you in God's Kingdom!
Elana, so speechless, life seems so unfair sometimes, but we know there is an ultimate plan even though we cannot understand the Why's, we would not be human if we didn't ask or wonder Why. But How
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Semper Fi ED ! You are in the hands of the Lord and He will give you peace . We will really miss a great friend and comrade.
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The hydraulic retarder is an auxiliary braking device used for commercial vehicle in a long slope brake, and its transmission oil generates a lot of heat in its working process. If the heat of transmission doesn't go through a reasonable management, it will seriously affect the braking performance of hydraulic retarder.To cool down the transmission oil, it will aggravates the load of the engine cooling system, and the long cooling path sometimes causes heat exchange not timely. When the Rankine cycle is used for cooling the hydraulic retarder transmission oil in virtue of its good heat transfer performance in phase change process, it can make the transmission oil temperature controlled more stable. In this new system, the setting parameters of the Evaporate-condensate system will affect the stability of the transmission oil temperature in the hydraulic retarder inlet and the energy recovery efficiency of the system.First of all, the outlet temperature of hydraulic retarder is set according to the stable condition in this paper. Next, it is the heat transfer calculation of evaporator and condenser under the different braking powers of hydraulic retarder. Then the evaporate-condensate system is explored matching characteristics through experimental research and simulation. Moreover the experimental device combined with the ORC is established, narrowing 100 times according to the hydraulic retarder power. Finally, the rationality of system basic parameters is verified in the different braking powers of hydraulic retarder.Experimental results verify the rationality of simulation results. In addition, the paper confirms hydraulic retarder temperature controlled steadily and gets the working medium flow of Rankine cycle in different braking powers.


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Eh, I don't know about that. The Angels have much better players all around. They should be in the playoffs. The Tigers? I don't know. They have one of, if not, the best 3-4 connection in the entire league, but they don't really have much offensively aside from those two. Fielder would not have been able to take that team himself. Verlander can only do so much every 5th day.... then again, he put the Tigers on his back last year by himself and won the MVP because of it. I'd say it could go either way for the MVP title too, but triple crown is really hard to do .Like JCA said, Trout really did improve the team, but I think without him, the Angels would've started competing anyway. Without Miggy, the Tigers probably wouldn't be where they are right now.
LOL at Miguel Cabrera losing MVP in a triple crown season. Not saying Trout doesn't deserve it, but damn what more could Cabrera have done?
Trout isn't having the best season of the year. He's having one of the best seasons in the history of baseball.
This. This is one of the most amazing seasons ever.Trout has 49 steals and 30 homers. This is the total list of players who have had 49 steals and 30 homers in one season: Barry Bonds, Eric Davis.
I don't think it should be Zim and I thought Aramis Ramirez had the best numbers -
(Image removed from quote.)According to fangraphs, it's wright.
UZR is bullcrap and so is RZR, DRS, and every other measure of defense that does not confirm my bias and shows others consistently better
Can't the league have a "Player of the Year" award? Would fix this debate really fast.
I wasn't doubting you, I just thought it was Ramirez
And, the Nats are the only team with 98 wins. Best record through and through. Best Run Differential. Most complete team in baseball right here.
but... but...Alfie had a 46/41 year once.
2012 WASHINGTON NATIONALS PLAYER ACHIEVEMENT AWARDSGoose Goslin Most Valuable Player (Player most valuable to the success of the Washington Nationals):1st: Adam LaRoche (68 points, 9 first place votes)2nd: Ian Desmond (47 points, 5 first place votes)3rd: Gio Gonzalez (32 points, 53 first place votes)Others receiving votes: Ryan Zimmerman (18), Bryce Harper (9-one first place vote), Stephen Strasburg (4).Walter Johnson Starting Pitcher of the Year (Excellent performance as a starting pitcher):1st: Gio Gonzalez (100 points, 205 first place votes)2nd: Stephen Strasburg (47 points)3rd: Jordan Zimmermann (16 points)Others receiving votes: Ross Detwiler (3).Frederick "Firpo" Marberry Relief Pitcher of the Year (Excellent performance as a relief pitcher):1st: Tyler Clippard (94 points, 16 first place votes)2nd: Craig Stammen (38 points, 3 first place votes)3rd: Sean Burnett (24 points)Others receiving votes: Drew Storen (17), Michael Gonzalez (2), Ryan Mattheus (2), Tom Gorzelanny (1), Christian Garcia (1).Sam Rice Hitter of the Year (Excellence in all-around hitting, situational hitting and baserunning):1st: Ian Desmond (51 points, 7 first place votes)2nd: Adam LaRoche (47 points, 5 first place votes)3rd: Ryan Zimmerman (33 points, 4 first place votes)Others receiving votes: Bryce Harper (28-three first place votes), Jayson Werth (18-one first place vote), Danny Espinosa (2).Frank Howard Slugger of the Year (Excellence in power hitting):1st: Adam LaRoche (90 points, 18 first place votes) 2nd: Ian Desmond (30 points)3rd: Ryan Zimmerman (19 points) Others receiving votes: Bryce Harper (14), Michael Morse (10-one first place vote), Danny Espinosa (2).Joe Judge Defensive Player of the Year (Excellence in fielding): 1st: Ryan Zimmerman (53 points, 7 first place votes) 2nd: Danny Espinosa (38 points, 5 first place votes)3rd: Ian Desmond (37 points, 4 first place votes) Others receiving votes: Adam LaRoche (19--two first place votes), Bryce Harper (20--two first place votes), Roger Bernadina (7), Kurt Suzuki (3).Mickey Vernon Comeback Player of the Year (Player who overcame biggest obstacle in the preceding season to contribute on the field): 1st: Adam LaRoche (75 points, 12 first place votes) 2nd: Stephen Strasburg (46 points, 4 first place votes) 3rd: Jayson Werth (29 points, 3 first place votes) Others receiving votes: Ian Desmond (6), Ross Detwiler (5--one first place vote), Ryan Zimmerman (3), Chad Tracy (2), Jesus Flores (1), Michael Morse (1), Roger Bernadina (1), John Lannan (1), Sean Burnett (1), Christian Garcia (1).Josh Gibson Humanitarian Player of the Year (Player who meritoriously gave of himself to the community): 1st: Ryan Zimmerman (89 points, 16 first place votes) 2nd: Ian Desmond (12 points, 1 first place vote) 3rd: Gio Gonzalez (9 points, 1 first place vote) Others receiving votes: Drew Storen (9), Wilson Ramos (5--one first place vote), Bryce Harper (5), Stephen Strasburg (3), Tyler Moore (1).Minor League Player of the Year (Minor league player most destined for big league success): 1st: Matt Skole (30 points, 3 first place votes) 2nd: Nathan Karns (24 points, 3 first place vote) 3rd: Eury Perez (15 points, 1 first place votes) Others receiving votes: Brian Goodwin (13--two first place votes), Alex Meyer (12--one first place vote), Danny Rosenbaum (11--two first place votes), Christian Garcia (11--two first place votes), Corey Brown (7--one first place vote), Anthony Rendon (4), Johnatan Solano (3), John Lannan (2).
How did Gio get 53 first place votes and not win the MVP?
How is Bryce Harper not in any of those!?
SURVEY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. What player was the biggest surprise for the Nats this season? Adam LaRoche (11), Ian Desmond (5), Ross Detwiler (3), Craig Stammen (1), Bryce Harper (1), Jayson Werth (1), Win/Loss Record (1).2. What player was the biggest disappointment for the Nats this season? Chien-Ming Wang (5), Wilson Ramos injury (2), Brad Lidge (2), Jesus Flores (2), Henry Rodriguez (2), Danny Espinosa (2), Mark DeRosa (1), Drew Storen injury (1), Strasburg Shutdown (1).3. Will the Nats sign Adam LaRoche and/or Edwin Jackson to a long-term contract extension before they reach free agency? Yes-both (2), No-both (7), LaRoche (8 ), Jackson (0), One or the other (1).4. Which players on the 40-man roster at the end of the season are least likely to return in 2010? Chien-Ming Wang (11), Mark DeRosa (10), Edwin Jackson (7), Jesus Flores (6), Adam LaRoche (5), Michael Gonzalez (5), Tom Gorzelanny (4), Zach Duke (3), Chad Tracy (3), Henry Rodriguez (1), Michael Morse (1), Tyler Clippard (1).5. Who is your favorite professional Nationals writer? Mark Zuckerman (6), Adam Kilgore (6), Dan Steinberg (2), Amanda Comak (1), Tom Boswell (1), Thom Loverro (1).6. Who is your favorite non-professional Nationals writer? Dave Nichols-District Sports Page (5), Nats Enquirer (3), Harper Gordek-Nationals Baseball (2), Patrick Reddington-Federal Baseball (1), Andrew Kinback-Nationals Inquisition (1), Luke Erickson-Nationals Prospects (1), Joe Drugan-The Nats Blog (1), Rachel Levitin-WeLoveDC.com (1).
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On the Circular Security of Bit-Encryption
Motivated by recent developments in fully homomorphic encryption, the authors consider the folklore conjecture that every semantically-secure bit-encryption scheme is circular secure, or in other words, that every bit-encryption scheme remains secure even when the adversary is given encryptions of the individual bits of the private-key. They show the following obstacles to proving this conjecture: they construct a public-key bit-encryption scheme that is plausibly semantically secure, but is not circular secure. The circular security attack manages to fully recover the private-key.
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Best known as the production designer on most of the Farrelly Brothers films, Sidney J. Bartholomew Jr. makes his directorial debut with this family-friendly soccer comedy. Real-life twin brothers Dylan and Cole Sprouse play a pair of soccer-playing kids severely lacking in skill on the field. But when they pledge to win, they have to pull it together or face the wrath of a local bully. Just 4 Kicks also stars Tom Arnold and features an appearance by soccer pro Cobi Jones. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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"According to the latest information there (in the court – ed.) already have 8 claims. The claims about cancellation of this decision is directed by different people. Actually scheduled the appropriate number of hearings, the closest of which we planned for 8 December," said Mikhailenko.
Related news: Published a decree on raising the minimum price of alcohol
We will remind, on November 29 the capital entrepreneurs has won a lawsuit against the city authorities for the lifting of the ban on the sale of alcoholic beverages in Kiosks.


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