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All I've Got is a Photograph
Lys Guillorn and Her Band, Elisa Flynn, The Sawtelles, FRANK CRITELLI, George Hakkila, Brother Burnet, Daphne Lee Martin, Grimm Generation, Dawn Cook, Dave Hogan, Mercy Choir, Chris Bousquet, The Park
Cafe Nine
250 State Street
New Haven, CT, 06511
This event is 21 and over
All I've Got is a Photograph
Participating musicians have been asked to find one or two photos (preferably anonymous, from a thrift store or the like) and write songs or stories about them. The photos will be shown on a screen on stage while the song is being performed, and musicians may also use any costumes or props to enhance the story!
Performers include: Elisa Flynn, Lys Guillorn, Brother Burnet, Dave Hogan, The Sawtelles, George Hakkila, An Historic, Grimm Generation, Mercy Choir, Steve Asetta, + more TBD!
Lys Guillorn & Her Band play an undefinable mix of psych-folk-rock-twang with a little bit of crunch. Their 2-song single "Sunny Side Down" was recorded at Bridgeport's Gold Coast Recorders and was released in January. Lys Guillorn is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who loves her '72 Fender Mustang. She will be accompanied by drummer Peter Riccio (also of the Sawtelles), bassist Eric Bloomquist (Bronson Rock, Chica Non Grata), and keyboardist Julie Beman (Chica Non Grata). Guillorn has two full-length studio records, an oddities collection, and an EP, all available on Bandcamp.
Elisa Flynn
Elisa Flynn grew up in Yonkers, NY, and after taking years of classical piano lessons, discovered the Clash, and her life was changed forever. She decided it was her destiny to play punk rock guitar, but had no idea how. (This was illustrated in her role as a founding member of noise rockers the Bunny Brains.)
A few years later, she bought a $70 sparkly red Sears guitar in a run-down Main Street music shop, and began her musical career in 90's Danbury, CT, a small city with a quirky local music scene. Learning as she went, she took up playing with a vengeance as a member of Freakbaby (later called Jet Jaguar), a roiling punk and free jazz-inspired combo, for 6 years.
After moving to Brooklyn, Elisa spent 2 years in the band The Happy Ending as a guitarist and singer, but when the band split up, she went solo. After taking voice lessons from Shara Worden (My Brightest Diamond), she took her stronger voice and headed out with an acoustic guitar and a suitcase full of effects pedals. Her first EP, "Dimestore Mary" came out in 2006, and was called a "collection of songs raw and rigid in execution," by womenfolk.net, and americanauk.net said "the world needs more songs like this." She released her first album, Songs About Birds & Ghosts, on her own Cat in a Dress Records. Recorded at Emandee Studio in Brooklyn by Mark Ospovat, it features Anders Griffen (who has worked with Jeff Lewis, Regina Spektor, Diane Cluck and many more) on drums, and Ospovat on bass. Her EP "19th Century Songs" was released in April 2011, also featuring Griffen and Ospovat.
She has played regularly at many venues in NYC, including the Sidewalk Café, Zebulon, Pete's Candy Store, the Cake Shop, Spike Hill, Banjo Jim's, Small Beast at the Delancey, the Way Station, and at the acclaimed underground Picasso Machinery series. She has also played venues in CT, CA, MA, PA, and VT.
Married duo the Sawtelles are a balance of four elements, alternate-tuned guitar, various drum kit configurations, and two voices. They consist of Peter Riccio on guitar and vocals and Julie Riccio on drums. Sparse but intricately arranged pop that is as lush as it is threadbare makes what is played as important as what isn't. Their strict DIY philosophy aligns them more with the hand-painted Sun Ra LP's of 1950's and 60's than it does with those striving for mainstream commercial success.
Local legendary songwriter hosts a Monthly series with some of his favorite artists in unique and sometimes unorthodox formats.
Frank Critelli writes songs. He dabbles in haiku and other short poetry. He also writes other things. Like postcards. His songs are available on compact disc, download, or stream at places like iTunes, CD Baby, Spotify, and Pandora
Frank Critelli often performs live. Sometimes he performs solo, sometimes he is accompanied by one or more musical co-conspirators. Over the years he's played in streets and subways, barrooms and classrooms, coffeehouses and colleges, theaters, festivals, and (most recently) in his kitchen.
Daphne started playing music in a family band when she was a kid.
She went sailing on tall ships teaching Pete Seeger's Clearwater program in her early 20s.
She owns an indie vinyl record shop and record label called the Telegraph in New London, CT.
"Daphne Lee Martin is the voice of futuristic folk-rock/alternative-roots music... exploring the outer reaches of nostalgic melody... " ~ Jim Apice, No Depression
"Martin's style is Highly unique, giving new tinges and interpretations to every song...." ~ Bill Bodkin, Pop-Break
"Crooner Daphne Lee Martin is, in every sense of the word, true to her craft." ~ Pen's Eye View
"Lemme tell you it's a badly behaved set of tracks. It's a liquored up weekend whose hangover lasts well into the work week." -Anthony Fantano, The Needle Drop
"With her strong writing style and sultry vocal delivery, Martin has you in the palm of her hand from track one." - Troy Michael, Innocent Words
Mercy Choir is the songwriting and recording project of New Haven, CT based musician Paul Belbusti. Over the past decade, Paul has produced a large quantity of critically acclaimed music ranging from abstract experiments to more traditional pop and rock and roll. His newest record is called "His Noiseless Ball, His Boxwood Rattle."
Chris Bousquet
Chris Bousquet is singer-songwriter from Connecticut. He is the former leader of the internationally acclaimed High Lonesome Plains, and as well as the widely regarded Alligator Farmhouse. He has performed with such luminaries as Roger McGuinn, Miracle Legion, John Sebastian, Asleep at the Wheel, The Nields, Mark Mulcahy, The Turtles, Tim Easton, J. Geils, and Susan Cowsill.
The High Lonesome Plains rose to critical acclaim between 1999 and 2006, receiving airplay and garnering critical acclaim on four continents, Americana-UK called their 2002 EP Songs For Young Lovers, "one of the year's best." Rolling Stone writer and Australian DJ Stuart Coupe called it "the best thang to arrive in the mail for ages." The lead track on the EP, "Brass Ring" was featured in the independent film The Box, the television show Witchblade and was included on 36,000 copies of a Magnet Magazine New Music Sampler.
In 2006 The High Lonesome Plains released a full length album entitled The River and the Sea which received glowing praise both domestically and abroad (including Belgium, The Netherlands, UK, Australia and Spain). Rootstime Belgium called the record "a classic!" Independisc.com selected "The River and the Sea" as their record of the year.
From 2004 to 2007 Chris toured the Northeast as part of the "Times Three Tour" with songwriters Frank Critelli and Mr. Ray Neal (Miracle Legion, Vic Chesnutt).
Chris released a free, solo EP entitled "Ulmus Americana" in 2008. In 2010, his song "Alone on a Wire" was included on the "Not Before My Time" compilation.
Press quotes:
"Memorable melodies and intoxicating hooks that are instantly appealing . . . well worth tracking down." - Del Day, Americana-UK
"Bousquet writes songs that grab at the throat, heart, and soul." - Rootstime Belgium
"Bousquet's melodies pour out with folksy ease, his memorable choruses invite singing along, and his lyrics are smart without being show-offy" - Brian LaRue, The New Haven Advocate
"Gentle songs of wistful longing and uncomfortable self- reflection, city lights as a metaphor for fading dreams and nature as symbolic of freedom or at least a change from modern despairs" -Christopher Arnott, The New Haven Advocate
"A well-crafted collection of Americana/alt-country songs with a road-worn vibe that calls to mind riding down a flat stretch of two-lane asphalt that stretches straight to the horizon. . . . these dozen songs dig in with gentle understatement. " - Eric Danton, The Hartford Courant
"A dusty alt-country sound that feels more like twangy folk than roots rock." -Pat Ferrucci New Haven Register
"The High Lonesome Plains brand of country rock works precisely because its so distinctive but still manages to sound innately memorable on first listen. Definitely one of the best EPs of the year so far." -Americana UK
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San Diego State University historian Christian is one of the founding figures of the Big History movement. His basic premise is that to truly make sense of human history, history must be integrated with virtually all other disciplines and in order to do this correctly, historians must reach back to the beginning of time. It is becoming fairly well accepted for historians to draw on biology, economics, environmental studies and politics as well as a host of other fields of study, and Christian does a very nice job of explaining the factors that led to the rise of states, the industrial revolution and the information revolution, as well as looking at future possibilities for humankind. What is far less successful is his integration of cosmology, astrophysics and evolutionary biology with the basic fare usually associated with historical analysis. Rather than using the cosmological principles associated with the Big Bang, for example, to demonstrate underlying unity and coherence in all systems across time, Christian leaves the reader with a weak metaphor and limited insight. By attempting to cover all of the universe's 13 billion years in a single volume, even one approaching 600 pages, Christian is forced to use such a broad brush that readers will find much of this book to be fairly superficial. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.


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Celtic extended their winning run in The SPL to 11 games on Saturday.
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The Bhoys were held by Caley earlier in the season, but Gordon Strachan's men made sure there was no repeat as they teed themselves up nicely for the midweek meeting with Manchester United.
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Earlier this month, she was fired. And now the company is trying to get back the money they say she took. Reliable Medical Supply alleges former accounts payable clerk, Stephanie Davis, wrote "four checks a month to herself between $4,000 and $9,500 each" by forging the CEO's signature and falsifying records.
The lawsuit said Davis finally was caught when the CFO noticed a couple checks missing from the books, and asked her for them. When she did not find them, he found the checks and they were made out to her.
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The real story of the 2006 "Basilica Attack" in Nazareth
By Marianne Azizi and Moti Leybel*
There are bad stories, and then there are the most terrible stories imaginable.
Nine years after being accused and punished for allegedly trying to commit a terrorist act in the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth, here Haim Habibi and his wife, Violet, finally get to tell their side of the story.
The astonishing story of the Habibis life took them to a desperate act to plead with the late Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat, and Mahmoud Abbas to use diplomacy to save their children.
Haim is aware that today his life is in danger and chose to tell his story and relate the events which led the family to being accused of terrorism.
The following is a series of videos breaking down the Habibi family's harrowing and distressing life-story, which includes rape, child abduction, violence, false arrests and the almost complete destruction of the family.
Do not miss any of the following videos. This is one of the most distressing stories we have ever had to witness. What this story shows is that religion and race are no barriers to our common humanity.
Above: Haim talks about Violet, his wife. She is half Jewish, half Christian. He describes how they met as he saved her after she had been raped. Haim, a former Israeli police officer, sets the scene and narrates how their lives were turned upside down by Israeli social workers when they were happily married with three children.
Above: Haim describes how a social worker decided to take only his eldest daughter by force from his family and how his subsequent fight for all his children began in earnest, including rescuing them and escaping to Ramallah to ask the Palestinian Authority (PA) for protection.
Above: The story continues as the Israeli army snatches the family back to Israel and Violet endures brutal treatment; their children are placed in private institutions and Haim is imprisoned. The family is broken. They turn to the Catholic community for help.
Above: After fleeing to the PA, the Habibi family turned to Yasser Arafat to personally intervene to help them. At the time Violet was heavily pregnant with their fourth child; the Israeli army entered Ramallah and forced the family back to ensure that the baby was born in Israel. Violet was tied to a hospital bed.
Above: Haim dramatically rescued Violet and they returned to Ramallah to ask both Arafat and Mahmoud Abbas, who intervened with Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on their behalf. Admitting their error, the Israel courts closed all files and promised to return the children to the family. It was not to be.
Above: Returning to Israel to try to get their children, the family turned to the Catholic Church for sanctuary. Despite a court order instigated by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, the three children were still not back with them. Th family resorted to begging on the street. An attempt to see their son in foster care in a settlement brings more pain, and Violet's young son is wrenched from her arms. They are told the boy has been put into a Christian Institution in Nazareth. Bereft and desperate, the family go in search of him.
Above: What really happened in the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth in 2006. Haim and Violet finally tell their side of the story. They were charged with trying to blow up the holiest church in Israel.
Above: Haim talks of life after the news stories and the shocking and tragic consequences for his children. Warning: graphic photos are shown in this video clip which some may find be disturbing.
Above: Violet talks of how people tried to burn her and her daughter alive in the Basilica.
Above: Haim appeals to the world to help protect them given that the Israeli authorities have demanded that the PA send them back to Israel. The PA has not yet responded to the demand. The family believes that public awareness and support offer the only hope to prevent their son from being taken back into an institution in Israel.
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Below are photographs of some of the many documents, including letters between the PA and the Israeli Prime Minister's Office and the judgment from the Israel court in which the Welfare Department admitted its mistake, closed the case and promised to return the children to Haim and Violet.
In the letters between the PA and the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, it was stated that this situation was not beneficial either to the state of Israel and or the children.
The family has waited nine years to tell their full story. They recognise the risk both to the writers of this article and to their own lives. They have nothing to lose, they say, so we took the decision to publish the story.
Haim and Violet hope that international awareness will keep them alive and perhaps give them the freedom from worry that the Israeli army will yet again enter Ramallah and snatch them.
They wish for the right to live in peace and security with their youngest son. The practice of taking children into care continues to the present day, despite people pleading for reform and help to keep their families together.
Moti Leybel and I are fully aware that publishing the story puts us at great risk. We are fighting for reform – of the welfare state and the No Exit orders on both Israeli and foreign nationals.
Will the Israeli state act against our right to freedom of speech? Will the state help the Habibi family, given that it admitted years ago its mistake but, despite this, has failed to rectify the situation, with tragic consequences?
The true test of a democracy is our freedom to continue to witness the stories of the victims of injustice in Israel, the return of the Habibi family to their homeland should they wish, and freedom of speech.
*Azizi, Marianne is author of the book Sour Milk and Stolen Honey. Moti Leybel is a journalist and human rights activist.


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June 6, 2005
Self-styled public-health activists often pursue issues that are surrogates for their real agenda. One example is the continuing attack on infant formula.
The United Nations' World Health Organization (WHO) soon will vote on whether to require prominent warnings that pathogenic microorganisms are present in infant formula. The principal supporters of such labeling -- including scientific and medical powerhouses -- claim using infant formula can lead to malnutrition, respiratory infections and possibly cause death.
Henry I. Miller, physician and molecular biologist, says the activists' underlying agenda is not the well-being of mothers or babies, but discrediting multinational food producers. The allegations about infant formula are a mosaic of misrepresentations and half-truths:
- Formula is a safe and effective alternative when breast feeding is impossible or impractical, but most bottle feeding in developing countries employs inferior and insufficiently nutritious substitutes, such as sugar or rice water, tea, cow's milk or cassava flour and water.
- Like other foods bought at the grocery store, formula preparations are clean but not sterile, meaning they may contain harmless microorganisms, like in the air we breathe, whereas drugs like injectable vaccines and intravenous fluids are completely sterile.
- According to UN statistics, up to 20 percent of infants born to HIV-positive mothers may acquire HIV through breast-feeding and with the spread of HIV rampant in the developing world, it is especially important to prevent mother-to-child transmission through breast milk.
In recent years, says Miller, major multinational producers of infant formula have been extremely responsible in their sales and marketing policies by adhering to strict WHO guidelines and aggressively providing objective information about the benefits of breast feeding and the proper way to provide complementary nutrition.
Source: Henry I. Miler (Hoover Institution), ?Infant Formula Ambush,? Washington Times, May 26, 2005.
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The grand jury adresses what was seen. It does not address whether it was stopped or not.
Assumptions were made.
The old saw about assume.
That is not an assumption. That is fact as reported by the grand jury.
Witnessing the press treatment of McQueery has made me distraught. I'd rush to his defense, but I need to check with my dad and coach first.
I am sure Sandusky stopped when he saw McQuery, but the fact is that McQuery left without the boy.


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Turkey says it will not hand over al-Bab to the Syrian regime after it drives Daesh out of the northern Syrian town. Turkish-backed opposition forces are on the outskirts of the town as regime forces make inroads in the region.
Syrian regime forces pushed Daesh out of several villages northeast of Aleppo in the last 48 hours, a body monitoring the conflict said on Wednesday. The advances by the regime forces bring them closer to positions held by Turkish-backed rebels.
The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights director Rami Abdulrahman said the recent push by the regime signalled a race between Assad forces and the opposition to recapture al-Bab in Syria's northeast. Both sides are battling Daesh, which holds al-Bab.
Turkey's military on Thursday said it killed 23 Daesh militants in northern Syria in its latest air strikes.
Turkey on Tuesday said forces it backed in the struggle against Daesh had reached the outskirts of the strategic northern Syrian town.
Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said Turkey and its allies would not hand over al-Bab to the regime after driving out Daesh.
"Al-Bab belongs to the people of al-Bab. Operation Euphrates Shield is not an operation that aims to clear the area and then hand it over to the regime," said Kurtulmus.
Turkey launched Euphrates Shield in August 2016 to secure its borders with Syria and drive terrorist groups from the area.
Turkey is supporting the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Syria. It has criticised the US for backing the PYD, which Ankara considers an extension of the PKK, listed as a terrorist organisation by Turkey, the US and EU.
Ankara has repeatedly criticised US-led coalition forces for failing to provide adequate air support against Daesh in Syria. Officials have said Turkey hopes the Trump administration will not "make the same mistakes Obama did."
US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that his administration "will absolutely do safe zones in Syria" for refugees fleeing violence in the war-torn country.
Turkey has long advocated the need for a no-fly zone in Syria on its border with Turkey. It greeted Trump's call with a note of caution.
"We have seen the US president's request for conducting a study. What's important is the results of this study and what kind of recommendation will come out," Turkish foreign ministry spokesman Huseyin Muftuoglu said.
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The Natural World Close-Up
Giles Sparrow
"The Natural World Close-up" is an incredible journey through the wondrous diversity, complexity and majesty of the natural world as seen through the glass of a super-magnifying lens. More than 300 extraordinary close-up photographs reveal the intimate details of nature's most remarkable creations. These are the closest views that technology will allow.
Spectacular high-magnification images zoom in on the most amazing details of plants, animals and natural features of our planet. Like a moving zoom lens, the subject is viewed closer and closer until it no longer resembles the familiar subject first shown.
Concise, informative text accompanies the book's photographs. Leafy sea dragons, poison arrow frogs, leaf stomata, fern spores, quartz crystals, metamorphic rocks, glacier ice, rainbows — the world will never again appear the same.
Ideal for all nature lovers, conservationists, wildlife watchers and zoologists, this stunning visual reference is perfect for revealing the beauty and diversity of the natural world.
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These are the things we will be covering this term:
Maths – Fractions, measure, time, money and shape
Literacy – Story writing, Reports and letter writing
Science – Materials
R.E – Islam
P.E – Games and circuit training
Humanities – Chang Dynasty
Art – Watercolours
DT – Cooking
Spanish – Numbers to 90 and food
Music – Composing
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- P.E will take place on a Monday morning and Tuesday afternoon, please ensure that all your child's P.E outfit is in school.
- Reading books and records will be sent home nightly. Please return reading books and Reading logs on a daily basis as these are used during Guided Reading activities. Please also see overleaf for further reading information.
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The Maryland Terrapins added yet another commitment last week, this one a big linebacker who will play the LEO position in College Park.
"Jeff committed to Maryland last Friday," said his father, Jeff Sr., of linebacker Jeff Clement from Westville (N.J.) Deptford. "He liked the campus and the staff when he was there and just felt it was a good fit."
Clement had offers from Penn State, North Carolina, Rutgers, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota and others, but liked the position he'd be playing at Maryland.
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"He'll be a LEO linebacker, which he likes," said his father. "Jeff is 6-foot-2 and 231 pounds so he can rush the passer as a defensive end in some situations and is quick and big enough to drop back into coverage as well. Maryland was a great place when we went down there."
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Adobe has released a color wheel showing the new Adobe CS3 icons. But wait, a color wheel? Yep. As it turns out, the new brand includes icons that are simply colored squares with periodic-table-of-the-elements like names; Ai for Illustrator, Ps for Photoshop, Fl for Flash.
Sure, I recognize a … ahem … whole palette of applications now they bought Macromedia. I get that by naming their icons similarly to the base elements, they communicate "base necessities" for graphic designers. Even so, this seems a bit over-designed to me. Fortunately, I don't care much, unlike Ms. Pieters & Mr. Santa Maria.
On a sidenote, one could assume apps with icons means apps that live on in the post-Macromedia-merger period. Worthy of notice: Fireworks remains, Freehand remains, GoLive remains. ImageReady, on the other hand, seems nowhere to be found. There's a named Flickr upload if you need more details. Dave Shea has more.


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IT is the perfect time for some hard-core sex appeal and Jennifer Hawkins sure knows how to heat things up.
Charlie Brown, Morrisson and Manning Cartell also pushed the tough leather theme.
The latter's aubergine biker jacket was gorgeous, worn over a soft sequined vest and micro shorts. These mix-and-match leather styles came with studs, rhinestones and embellished epaulets, and can be worn in a multitude of ways.
Lace is also making a comeback this season and Jayson Brundson's whole collection is based on the material. Fleur Wood's floor-length teal dress was another stand-out, worn by Alexandra Agoston.
Vintage-inspired picnic dresses will look cute with a felt bucket hat during the autumn racing season.
We also expect Leona Edmiston's retro silhouettes to do well. Edmiston's shoe and hat print button-down dresses came in with animal print panels.
Trent Nathan is making a big comeback with '70s YSL silhouettes in black and camel. The iconic brand is known as the Ralph Lauren of Australia, and the sexy secretary blouses and sharp pencil skirt shapes will entice a new demographic.
No kids on busy Jen's agenda
SHE"S a bride-to-be, incoming TV hostess and the headliner of the Myer Autumn/Winter 2013 fashion parade in Melbourne.
So plans for motherhood have not been factored in to the ever-hectic schedule of Jennifer Hawkins.
"I grew up with siblings so I do love that whole (notion of) family values, and I have beautiful nieces and nephews, but it's definitely not something I'm thinking about right now," she told Confidential yesterday.
"Its something you do think about as a woman, of course.
"I am just so busy at the moment. (One day) maybe I will. I think so."
Unlike her catwalk co-star Kris Smith, this year Hawkins has struggled to find time for her usual pre-show workout plan, mostly because of filming Australia's Next Top Model. Last night was her 13th twirl down the runway for the retail giant.
"I'm not on my usual routine but schedules are never the same so you always make it work," she said.
"I'm eating extremely healthily because I just can't get sick, and that means no vices too. Because I haven't been exercising every day, I've had to step it up, so I'll go for a long run and make it a really hard one."
A wedding planner has been employed - "I love her," Hawkins said - and next up on the personal organiser is the all-important hen's night.
"I want it to be crazy," she said. "I want themes, fun and I want a whole weekend, not just a night. Just craziness."
Meanwhile, Hawkins' Myer ambassador mate Smith spent Thursday enjoying the summer - on the runway at least.
Copping flak over some supposed flab during a runway appearance in boardshorts 18 months ago - not long after the birth of son with ex partner, Dannii Minogue, Ethan - the charming model was branded as suffering a "daddy tummy" by the press in his native UK. "I'm ready to heat up (the northern) winter I think," Smith said.
"I'd strip off. Why not? No, really, I'm just feeling really good at the moment.
"I've been going to the gym every day and I just started paddleboarding, which is great for the core."
The former footy player has been doing the charity initiative Feb Fast, or dry February, and promised not to stray at Myer's infamous post-show knees up.
"I played in the league for 12 years so it's probably easier for me (not to drink) but in this industry it's hard. It takes a lot of willpower.
"You're meant to have three consecutive days in between drinking sessions to repair your body and get the levels back to where they should be."
Smith also took himself out of the running for this year's Dancing With The Stars.
"I've been asked to do it for a couple of years now, it's just not me," he said.
"I'm not really the waltzy type. I just like to have a few drinks and dance like no one is watching."
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It has been designed to reference the iconic design of the early metal singer machines, but with the needs of the modern dressmaker in mind. And I think it's pretty darling.
I dislike the design of modern sewing machines; there seems to be a rule about making sewing machines white and boring nowadays, and it has always baffled me. Sewers are creative people....and creative people like things that look pretty, right? I know I am a sucker for a practical item that has been designed to look more interesting than the norm, hence my laptop purchase being swung by the fact that I found a pink one amidst what was then a sea of black and chrome (That might just be me, although I'm sure it's not!).
I feel like the world is unjust because I can't afford to own it! I'm pretty sure that my life would be much improved by this glorious machine.*
Are you an advocate of form over function (or at least form equal to function)....or a practical buyer who is not taken in by bright colours and retro style?
*NB if you are rich and frivolous/kind and would like to donate me said machine, I will be forever in your debt....FOREVER!


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The Germans? The Benz SLK/SLC and Audi TT have all but abdicated this price class, with stickers drifting north of $50,000.
There's plenty of space in the world for a vacation-ready convertible that isn't a Mustang or a Camaro or a Miata--and doesn't dream of being one of that holy ragtop trinity.
Buick Cascada styling and performance
The Cascada does nothing to spoil that opportunity, especially not in styling. There's nothing too flamboyant about its sheetmetal. It's just a pleasant, rakish little convertible with some handsome details.
Those details are applied like little grace notes to the Cascada's Euro-sculpted shape. Winged LED running lamps lend it some presence, the taut body picks up a deep crease behind the wheel wells and keeps it going through to the taillamps. A formal touch of chrome rings the cabin and runs across the tail, where the taillamps angle in with a decided German cant.
Despite all that thickness, the Cascada's fuel economy is rated at 20/27 mpg.
The weight hampers acceleration, but it helps smother road flaws, giving the Cascada a distinctly non-compact-car ride. It's smooth, especially for a small car riding on 20-inch wheels. The front struts have a more substantial design than most compacts, and the rear end's Watts Z-link suspension does the same next-level job it accomplishes in the Chevrolet Cruze and Buick Verano sedans.
Thanks to those big 20-inchers, the steering's not so quick, and it doesn't need to be. It'd ruin the unhurried, relaxed ambiance that makes the Cascada feel like a bigger, more substantial car than its compact roots might have produced.


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Iran confirms two MERS cases
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On Monday, Mohammad Mahdi Gouya, the director-general of communicable diseases at the Iranian Health Ministry's Center for Diseases Control and Prevention, said two sisters from Kerman, in southeast of Iran, had been diagnosed with the severe respiratory disease.
"Four suspected cases of the new corona virus infection were observed in a family in Kerman Province," said Gouya, adding, "So far, two of the cases were confirmed to be [found] in two sisters in Kerman, while one of them is in critical condition and is currently receiving treatment under special circumstances."
MERS first emerged in 2012 and is mostly focused on Saudi Arabia, where it has claimed nearly 180 lives so far, according to health officials in the Persian Gulf kingdom.
Gouya further said Tehran had dispatched trained medical teams to Saudi Arabia, where they closely observe the suspected MERS cases among Iranian Hajj pilgrims, adding that necessary arrangements have also been made for the Iranian pilgrims to undergo medical check-ups after they return home.
MERS is a cousin of SARS. The virus, which causes coughing, fever and pneumonia, does not appear to be as contagious as SARS, which killed some 800 people in a 2003 epidemic.
In addition to Saudi Arabia, which is worst hit by the virus, MERS has been reported in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, France, Germany, Italy, Tunisia, Britain and the United States.


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Release Notes: This release updates Food DB to sr22.
Release Notes: A bug in which portion sizes were not loaded was fixed, so reasonable portions are now available on all items. For Mac OS X users, the menu bar is now on the top. The food database was updated to the sr21 release (September 2008).
Release Notes: A bug with adding meals from Custom Meals was fixed along with layout bugs for Windows features. Help -> User Manual now leads to the user guide. Custom Food will let you add foods even with the wrong info. WebStart now uses the iDiet icon. About was updated with a new logo and clickable URL. The bottom right part of Daily was reorganized for less confusion.
Release Notes: The ability to add custom foods (by defining your own) was added. Some bugs were fixed.
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Canada's leading constitutional expert Peter Russell offers statement of support for Project Democracy's efforts
Thursday, April 28th 2011 12:10:58pm
(Ottawa, April 28, 2011) Projectdemocracy.ca is an initiative to help foster genuine democracy in Canada. The site offers detailed riding by riding polling summaries for all 308 ridings in the country, in both official languages to assist voters in making strategic decisions in 45 key ridings to block a Harper government -- an electoral outcome opposed by a large majority of Canadians. In a mere two and a half weeks it has attracted over a quarter of a million visitors and support from artists and luminaries such as writers Margaret Atwood and Nino Ricci, pianist Anton Kuerti, and professor Henry Mintzberg, a leading Canadian thinker and management expert.
Now, esteemed constitutional scholar, author and University of Toronto professor emeritus Peter Russell has added his name to its list of supporters with this important statement.
"This is the most important federal election in my life time. What is at stake is nothing less than parliamentary democracy. If the electorate rewards Mr. Harper with a majority it will mean that he will be able to operate as a presidential prime minister without the check and balance of congress. It will also mean that two out of five Canadians think very little of the need to hold government accountable to parliament. Mr. Harper has reduced parliamentary debate to "bickering" and the role of parliament in the formation of government to irrelevant constitutional stuff. I hope and pray that the parties of parliamentarians win a majority next Monday."
Other new features at Projectdemocracy.ca:
Heading into the last few days, the all-important issue of who will make it to the polls is coming increasingly into the fore. Projectdemocracy.ca has augmented its riding pages with information on the percentage of voters who actually voted in each riding in the last election.
In the drop-down menu under the charts, users can choose which poll or combination of polls they want to consult and new information has been added showing the results of the best available regional polls.
Projectdemocracy.ca has also commissioned local polls in hard-to-call ridings with results expected today and tomorrow.
To hear Peter Russell speak about his grave apprehensions of what a Harper Conservative government could mean for the future of Canadian parliamentary democracy see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEsXSb_JJSU
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Peter H. Russell is a professor emeritus of political science at the University of Toronto where he taught from 1958-1997. Considered one of Canada's most respect political scientists, Russell was Director of Research for the McDonald Commission on the RCMP, a member of the Federal Task Force on Comprehensive Land Claims, and President of the Canadian Political Science Association. He chaired the Research Advisory Committee for the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. His recent publications include articles on constitutional politics, judicial independence, and Aboriginal peoples. He is the author of Two Cheers for Minority Government: The Evolution of Canadian Parliamentary Democracy.


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I know it's kind of lame to admit you're jealous of someone's friendship circle, but the squad goals oozing from Ariana Grande's epic 23rd birthday tribute would have even the staunchest of Gryffindor's looking for a way to slyther-in.
When stumped with what to gift the girl who has everything, Grande's pals decided not to spend all their sickles and knuts on something she already has and made her this epic Harry Potter rap instead, featuring bars like, "I don't know much about Harry Potter but I know you like that shit, I don't know much about Harry Potter but I know it's probably lit. It's your birthday, it's your month, let's get Harry Potter druuuunk."
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Wow my friends know me so damn well. Thank you for the most ridiculous/most amazing/campiest birthday gift.
These guys are keepers, eh?
Anyway, as if one sick Harry Potter rap would ever be enough to properly celebrate this Dangerous Woman's birthday, the date was marked additionally with a Victorious crew reunion! Her former co-star Daniella Monet (Trina Vega) took to Instagram this Tuesday to mark the occasion with the nostalgia-inducing moment:
While Grande shared a video of Jogia and Bennett, captioning it with "I will forever and ever love these two w all my heart."
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Voices in the Wilderness
Michelle Fox '98
Return to the Range
The geography major returned to raise cattle on land her ancestors worked for more than 125 years.
A fifth-generation cattle rancher from Montana, Fox couldn't have had a childhood more different from her college classmates. She was riding a horse by the time she was 2 and driving a pickup truck long before she had a license. Among her first memories is getting up early with her grandfather to feed the cows before school. She vividly recalls having to go home at lunch during the winter, too, so she could cut holes in the ice for the herd. "I had a very different upbringing," she says. "But it really instilled an amazing work ethic."
Now Fox runs her own 320-acre operation with her husband, Stephen, and their four children, ages 12 to 19. Members of the Gros Ventre tribe of the Fort Belknap Indian community, they own F Diamond X Ranch on land that Fox's ancestors have worked for more than 125 years. "It's in my blood," she says. The ranch's primary income comes from raising grass-fed Black Angus beef cattle and heifers for breeding. With no full-time help, Fox and her family do just about everything, from hauling hay to caring for injured animals. "About a month ago I was home alone and this 600-pound calf somehow got a leg caught in part of an old windmill. I said, 'How am I going to do this by myself?' But I got a horse, got a rope and pulled him out. That's a typical day," says Fox, who is often running on very little sleep. During calving season, she says, "two to three hours a night is not uncommon."
Fox also knows she has to sometimes think outside the box when it comes to improving her bottom line. From 2014 until late last year, she was a rancher and spokesperson for Wild Sky, a company that sells all-natural beef to retailers and restaurants nationwide. Wild Sky is an enterprise of American Prairie Reserve (APR), a nonprofit dedicated to building a so-called American Serengeti—in the Great Plains. (APR counts fellow alumni Gib Myers '64 and Alison Fox '02 among its leaders.) Fox received financial incentives in exchange for promoting Wild Sky and adopting certain conservation standards at her ranch, such as installing animal-friendly fencing. That extra income paid for a new barn. "We're always willing to try some things that aren't conventional," she says.
Fox never expected to return to the range after leaving for Dartmouth. "I was going to live in the suburbs and ride a train to work," she laughs. "The ranch was not part of the equation." She worked in communications and advertising for about a decade, and she discovered along the way that city life was not for her. "I lived in Spokane, Washington, for a while," she says. "My neighbors didn't like me because I had a goat in the yard."
She moved back to Montana in 2008, and a year later helped found Island Mountain Development Group, a Native American economic development corporation, for which she still serves as CEO. Fox realized that she had missed not only her home state but also ranching, so in 2013 she and Stephen bought her late aunt's ranch, about 15 miles from where Fox grew up. "Ranching isn't something you just pick up and leave," she says. "I went to Dartmouth because I didn't want to be a rancher anymore. But it's kind of funny how you come full circle. You realize this is what you're meant to do and who you're meant to be." She hopes that her children will keep the family's agricultural heritage alive. Each child is currently responsible for a small herd of cows; her youngest has even borrowed money from the local bank to buy heifers. "There's so much history here for us," says Fox. "It's just part of who we are." —Heather Salerno
Neil Castaldo '66
Shining With Dignity
"It's not about money. It's not about me. It's about dignity and doing things for others without the expectation of a return," lawyer Castaldo says about his newest business venture—a shoeshine stand.
For the past two years Castaldo has been setting up in downtown Hanover every Wednesday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. to shine shoes. His patrons run the gamut of the Hanover crowd—professors (even one who taught when Castaldo was a student), students, restaurant workers, stockbrokers and other professionals. When he first started the stand he offered to shine people's shoes for free—a venture he says was a "total failure" because people didn't trust that he was truly seeking nothing in return for his work. He adjusted his model and started donating all his proceeds directly to the Upper Valley Haven. He asks for $3 but takes whatever people will give him. To date he says he has donated about $1,000 to the shelter.
The reception he receives varies among those who know him and see him on the side of the street. Most friends, he says, have been very supportive and understand what he is trying to do. A few friends think he has gone absolutely nuts. "The public doesn't like it when somebody they know socially is doing this," he laughs. "I blur class lines and distinctions, and that makes some people very uncomfortable. Picture yourself in this position, if you held yourself out to your community, doing something some people might consider menial or just weird. It took some courage. I'm a firm believer in the dignity of all work—in any job you do. Driving a car, flipping burgers. You can do it with dignity and a sense of purpose." —Gayne Kalustian '17
Peter Robinson '79
The Man Behind the Fall of the Wall
It's one of the most famous lines of the 20th century: "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" Almost everyone knows who gave the speech in which the line occurred (President Ronald Reagan), where it was delivered (West Berlin, Germany) and that it marked the beginning of the end for the Soviet Union in 1987. Less well known is the man who wrote those words: Peter Robinson.
The English major was hired after graduation as chief speechwriter for Vice President George H.W. Bush for a year and a half and then joined Reagan's staff. He wrote more than 1,000 speeches before he walked away from speechwriting when Reagan left the White House in 1989. Sitting in his office at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, where he's been a fellow since 1993, Robinson says his reasoning was simple. "Having worked with Reagan," he says, "everyone else was going to be a letdown."
He still follows political speech makers—"[Sen. Marco] Rubio is the best I've heard since Reagan," he says—but nowadays Robinson is more interested in current events. He blogs on the conservative website Ricochet.com and conducts the Hoover Institution's online video series, Uncommon Knowledge. The series features Robinson's in-depth interviews with leading academics, businessmen and politicians such as Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) and venture capitalist Peter Thiel.
He's also engaged in the life of the College, as a former trustee and parent of Edita '13, Pedro '15, Nico '17 and Andrew '19. In a world where technology has transformed the way students learn and communicate, he's delighted Dartmouth remains "a community of scholars." "Just as the fundamental act of speaking has not changed," he says, "the act of teaching cannot be replaced." —Keith Chapman, Adv'12
Bob Pattillo '82
Beyond the Bottom Line
"There isn't tradeoff between doing good and making money," Pattillo says. "I believe the two converge." Pattillo was one of the first investors in the world to go 100-percent impact—his investments are committed to social impact as well as financial return. His Atlanta-based Gray Matters Capital (GMC) has invested $160 million in microfinance and education, primarily in South Asia, Africa and Latin America. Recent efforts include Gray Matters Kenya, which introduced more than 70 classrooms in the region by charging communities to rent modular units, and Wings Learning Centre, which uses a for-profit model to provide afterschool education to more than 500 students in Bangalore and Calcutta.
Pattillo is famous for his boldness. In 2003 he sold the eighth-largest real estate development firm in America to focus on microfinance. He has put several hundred thousand dollars of his own money into a room and asked entrepreneurs at the table to decide among themselves who should receive it. In the words of Emory business school professor Peter Roberts: "Nobody does that."
Pattillo does, and successfully so. GMC's investments span emerging markets and have provided employment to more than 100,000 people. He was one of Forbes' "Top 30 Social Entrepreneurs of 2011" and is a member of the 100 Percent Impact Network, a group of investors who have committed their wealth to social or environmental impact. GMC is now focused on providing 100 million women with an education by 2036, when Pattillo turns 75. "Human initiative, resourcefulness and spirit are the greatest creators of value," he says. "And the human capital drags the financial capital along for a surprisingly profitable ride." —Rianna P. Starheim '14
Bob's Top 3 Reasons to Impact Invest
• 3,000-year history
"The first Celtic journey of exploration was an impact endeavor launched by innovation in technology and agriculture."
• Human capital has the highest return of any capital
"A nine-month spoken English course increases a Mexican woman's income potential by 400 percent."
• It's transformational
"Impact investing brings you closer to the person you aspire to be. I'm a better father because of the work I do."
Russ D'Souza '07 & Jack Groetzinger '07
Geeks Sell Seats
The 2007-08 season was a banner one for Boston sports teams, and Groetzinger and D'Souza, having left their consulting jobs, were trying their hands as amateur ticket resellers. Returns were great, but the two were struck by "how difficult and painful it was to buy tickets on the Internet," Groetzinger says. "So we figured, let's try to start a company that uses transparency to help people figure out exactly what they're buying and feel good about it."
The resulting ticket search platform, SeatGeek, featured detailed maps of live entertainment venues that showed exactly where seats were located and used an algorithm to rate prices on a spectrum from "Amazing Deal" to "Awful Deal." SeatGeek was actually the pair's third startup: At Dartmouth they'd founded and sold Evolving Vox, a student furniture rental service still in operation. And the self-taught coders had used the profits from Scribnia, a blog recommendation platform they designed and sold, to get SeatGeek off the ground.
Now based in New York, SeatGeek has since raised $100 million in funding and attracted celebrity investors such as NFL quarterbacks Eli and Peyton Manning and rapper and producer Nas. In addition to offering tickets from more than 500 resellers, it features inventory from primary ticket brokers for the NCAA, Broadway and other major live events. Steve Hafner '91, cofounder and CEO of the travel site Kayak, whose model helped inspire SeatGeek, recently joined the board. Mobile browsing and apps, added in 2013, have set the company apart from the desktop-focused competition, allowing users—many of them planning-averse millenials—to make last-minute purchases with a few taps and use their phones as tickets. The company recently added a feature to let individual users list, sell and transfer tickets themselves. SeatGeek, D'Souza says, is now racing "to be the dominant platform to buy tickets and sell tickets." —Kaitlin Bell Barnett '05
Nicole Carrier '94, Tu'00
The Nano Brewer
Carrier is quick to point to the most essential ingredient in a successful microbrewery: "impeccable buds." Now she's proving she has the tastebuds to keep customers coming back for more unique drafts at Throwback Brewery in North Hampton, New Hampshire.
A few years ago, the economics major decided she had a taste for more than business and marketing as an employee at IBM. She began brainstorming the brewery with wife Annette Lee, a former environmental engineer who interned at New Hampshire-based Smuttynose, and opened the door on the enterprise in 2011. "Annette said, with her aptitude for brewing and problem-solving and my background in marketing and business and love of spreadsheets, we should open a brewery," says Carrier, who quit IBM last summer to focus full-time on beer. "It didn't take too much convincing."
Throwback Brewery focuses on sourcing ingredients within 200 miles of the operation—so far she is able to gather 70 to 90 percent of the ingredients (hops, wheat, barley, fruit and spices) within that range. Inspired by local produce, Carrier creates innovative beers—from beets, oysters or fennel flowers—that have been winning rave reviews from Draft magazine and Bon Appetit, which named it to its 2013 list of "10 favorite nanobreweries in America." Throwback is now available in restaurants and shops across New Hampshire's Seacoast region as well as at the brewery's restaurant.
Carrier is planning some additions to the business, such as a farm and a five-fold increase in beer output. She also wants to appeal to a lighter palate: "I predict that cleaner, more crisp beers—like pilsners—will gain in popularity." Come May they'll roll out Spicy Bohemian pilsner in cans—"truly a labor of love," she says. —Juliette Rossant '81


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Understanding the Error
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"Stop 0x0000007E (parameter1, parameter2, parameter3, parameter4)
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Cause of the Absurdity
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How Online Abstruse Abutment Resolves The Error?
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• Windows 7
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Poets and songwriters need to be concerned about copyrights, so…
A few key points:
- You have a copyright the moment you finish your song or poem ("work"). I know that may seem bizarre, because most people think you have to DO something proactive to "get" a copyright. What they are confusing is "getting" a copyright versus "registering" a copyright.
- You "register" the fact that you created a work (and therefore have a copyright) by filing with the US Copyright office (or other countries').
- "Registering" a copyright gives you two basic things:
- "Proof" that you created a work and when you created the work.
- Certain automatic results in the event you have to sue somebody for infringement of a copyright:
- The right to automatically recover attorney's fees if you prevail in an infringement lawsuit.
- The right to receive statutory damages for each infringing act, rather than judge-decided damages.
I can tell you that as a practical matter, nobody around here (Nashville) registers their copyrights until a song is actually going to be released. It's too expensive –$50 per song unless you actually know you are going to make some money.
Moreover, if you keep good records, you will have a date trail of what you wrote when. I write everything on a Google Site, so every single word I write has a third-party backup (Google) and is time- and date-stamped.
Finally, one thing you should know is that if a song is "released" into the public domain (on a CD, on the web, or played in concert), you must register the copyright within 90 days of release or you lose the "automatic" rights referred to above (Source, Source.)
Dig in deeper…


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Two new models were unveiled recently by Dutch race car manufacturer Saker, posing some serious competition for Spyker. The Saker RapX and the Saker Sniper are priced at around EUR50,000 and are intended for track use only. The Saker RapX and the Saker Sniper will be offered exclusively in Europe.
There are currently no plans for these models to be made available in the US or Asia. The new Saker series has a different design from the older Saker models. In addition, their weight is reduced significantly, indicating a better power-to-weight ratio.
The Saker RapX and the Saker Sniper are each powered by a turbocharged Subaru engine. A sequential transmission is an optional add-on. There are no official times released but it's believed that each lap will be accomplished in around three to four seconds.
That is why it is to be expected that race cars that offer comparable performance are priced twice as much as the new Saker race cars. Furthermore, the company is open about the possibility of building road legal cars.
Huub Vermeulen, a well-known race organizer, said that a Saker is ideal for people who search for a track day or race car. He said, "Amateur sport is the future." The open-top version is priced from EUR47,950 while opting for one with a roof costs EUR2,000 more.


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Local businesses join in on Pokemon Go as thousands gather Uptown
The Pokemon Go craze continues to take over the Queen City. Saturday night thousands were expected at Romare Bearden Park to play the game.
While the official event at the park didn't start until 9:00 p.m., hundreds started playing the game earlier in the afternoon after showers moved through the area. Close to 3,000 people accepted an invitation to play on Facebook. Local business owners say the interest in the game has then tinkering with their business plans.
"Anything that gets you outside and talking to people and having a good time it's great," said Andrew Nome of Toppers Pizza.
There is a good chance you or someone you know plays the newest craze, Pokemon Go. In the Queen City there are unsuspecting businesses are reaping the benefits.
A shopping center in South Charlotte was made a Pokestop by the game creator. Employees at FABO Coffee say they've already noticed an increase in business.
"I have been playing Pokemon since I was young and I started on Emerald which when I was like 6 or 7," said Liam Roeth, who was playing the game inside the coffee shop.
He was born after the original Pokemon craze and is now joining in on the latest. The Pokestop inside the coffee shop can even be affected by players in the area.
"Someone bought a module for the Pokestop and what that does is everyone who is near the Pokestop get more Pokemon. So I was just catching them here. I didn't have to move around because someone did that," said Roeth.
Of course not all businesses are Pokestops. Toppers pizza on University City Boulevard didn't let it stop them from cashing in. They offer deep discounts for local players.
"The guy who was just leaving right now got a pizza with it. This is with very limited marketing. We just put this up 2 or 3 days ago," said Andrew Noem.
The pizza shop is in a small shopping center across from UNC Charlotte. Players say the campus is hidden with more than 70 Pokestops which makes it a popular area to play.
"If we are going to have people at all hours of the day and night wandering around campus you mind as well just be a part of that and cash in."
As of now only the game creators are allowed to add Pokestops but it is rumored in the future that businesses can sponsor and include themselves.


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May 28, 2007
Knoxville -- The Tennessee baseball team learned Monday afternoon that it did not earn a bid to the 2007 NCAA Division I Baseball Championships. The Volunteers' season thus comes to an end after the team posted a 34-25 record that included a 13-15 mark in regular-season Southeastern Conference play.
"I'm very disappointed," UT head coach Rod Delmonico said. "I thought we did what we had to do (to make the NCAA Tournament). We won three of our last four series and added a win over the nation's No. 1-ranked team (Vanderbilt) last week in the SEC Tournament.
"I thought we did enough to get a bid."
Only five SEC teams were named to the 64-team field, marking the lowest number of SEC teams in the NCAA Tournament since the league received four bids in 1994. Vanderbilt is the No. 1 national seed, and Arkansas earned the No. 7 national seed. South Carolina, Ole Miss and Mississippi State round out the SEC's 2007 NCAA participants.
"This is a unique year for our conference," Mississippi State Athletic Director and NCAA Division I Baseball Committee Chairman Larry Templeton said Monday. "At the end of the day, the committee thought (the SEC) only deserved five slots."
Tennessee's last NCAA Tournament appearance came in 2005 when the Vols advanced to the College World Series for the fourth time in school history.


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Worship The Lord in the Beauty of his Holiness
THE CHURCH{18.09.2008}:By the grace of God the completion of the building work, that was entrusted to the newly elected pastorate committee, is going at a good pace.Contribution are coming in to the church's coffers.The church solicicts contributions in cash or kind from members who might have been associated with this church in the past or other christians from CSI/Mainline Churches .Many of the past members are spread all become the St lukes diaspora all over the world.Certainly the churches of our memories make us nostalgic. The repair of the concrete roof in relation to water proofing was taken up as the first task as water was seeping into the vitals of the church.Larson and Tubro was engaged to effectively complete the work.and this work has been completed at the cost of 3 Lakhs.The Altar was beautified with church aesthetics.The newly fitted brass railing adds beauty to the church.The Pastors room and the office room are complete now.A part of the church fooring has been granited.Sun shades have been inserted to protect the windows and doors.A mixer amplifier has been added to the sound system of the church. Some of the wooden structures have been varnished including the circular rims of the stained glass windows.Grills have been fitted into the circular window openings for stained glass christian motif.The work on the side ramps and steps are nearing completion.A new inverter has been gifted to the church by Mrs Eben Chandra.The church lacks an organ to meet the needs of a complete organ music oriented culture.A generator is available for emergency needs.
The amplifier and the inverter have been given a proper console cabinet and a proper location for better accoustics in the church(23.12.08).The new sound amplification and the arrangements have received a good and positive feedback from all members of the church's faithful community.Thanks be to all who have strived hard for the establishment of proper accoustics and amplification in St Luke's Church.
The church's steeple/Tower/Bellfry
The Pastorate Committee has now taken up the onorous task of building the church tower that the church structure has missed so much all these years.The Tower once completed will house the church's bell.This work has been initiated and the church will look complete in a few days from now.
The steeple work and the bellfry work is nearing completion(23.12.08).
Congregational Area Granite Flooring
The Pastorate Committee is planning to take up the Granite fooring of the church's congregational area.The Stage area and the Altar area have been beautifully granited.The flooring materials have arived at the church.The work will begin soon[8.11.08].
The granite flooring work has been completed just in time for Christmas(23.12.08).The image here show the part of the church as it was before the marble flooring work was undertaken.The image below show the beautifully completed flooring work which was achieved through the tireless initiatives of the elected pastorate committee and the prayers and contributions of the faithful in St Luke's Church.
THE PASTORATE COMMITTEE IS SHOPPING FOR STAINED GLASS WINDOWS THAT WILL ADD TO THE BEAUTY OF THE CHURCH.tHE WINDOWS WILL HAVE PAINTING WITH CHRISTIAN MOTIFS (November 2008).
The approach steps from the sides have been constructed.The church enjoys three phase electricity connection.The church's audio system console has been installed just in time for the christmas service.The members of the church's elected pastorate committee have worked tirelessly for the completion of the buiding work and aquisition of church parapharnalia during their tenure.Thanks to the members of the church's pastorate committe for their toil.tears and sweat for the cause of the new church building.The image above shows the progress of the church's steeple work.Bells in the church's steeple will soon ring loud and clear in a few days from now. Thanks be to God for all he has done!
Mr John Jayakumar,Educationist,Gov't of Tamilnadu, contributed his mite to the Church in the form of the intricately carved teak doors for the vestry and the church office(situated on both sides of the church's altar.Many thanks to him for all the help he has been offering to the church time and again.
The beautiful brass altar railing for the church's altar was provided by another devoted servant of god,Mrs Stella Bai Selvaraj.
The cost of the entire granite flooring was met by the dint of the hard work put in by Mr Thangaraj,Building Committe Convenor, the congregation and the pastorate committee.The amount spent for this work was rupees 4 Lakhs.
All thanks be to God for his mercy is enduring!