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House Minority Leader Brad Jones has signaled a willingness to negotiate on a minimum wage hike for low-wage workers, prioritizing other reforms that could be beneficial for business but not slamming the door on a wage increase that business interests have red flagged.
Frequently aligned with business on issues pertaining to job growth and competitiveness, Jones's initial position on the minimum wage highlights the possibility that the issue of raising the minimum wage this session could transcend party politics, under certain circumstances.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Gabriel Gomez on Tuesday night expressed his support for raising the federal minimum wage of $7.25 to $10.
Though state Republicans lack the numbers to directly impact the outcome of a vote on Beacon Hill, they can work to shape the direction of the debate and bring along more conservative and border Democrats worried about impacts on business in their districts. Some business leaders have warned a mandated wage increase could slow hiring and make Massachusetts less competitive with neighboring states.
"As drafted, I am not supportive of the three bills before the Committee on Labor and Workforce Development which attempt to address the state's minimum wage," Jones said in a statement after the Democrat-controlled committee hosted a hearing on bills to raise the minimum wage.
Jones said any discussion on increasing the minimum wage from its current level of $8 per hour "must include, in part, serious consideration of substantial reforms to our unemployment insurance system, as well as due attention to the elimination of the outdated practice of paying retail employees time and a half for work on Sundays."
"Until this conversation takes place, I cannot in good faith endorse any of the current proposals," Jones said. A spokesman for Jones said the North Reading Republican would not necessarily support a minimum wage increase even if the reforms he seeks are included in a wage bill, or separate legislation.
Senate President Therese Murray has encouraged a discussion about increasing the minimum wage, as well as reforms to the unemployment insurance system. So far, the debate has been focused on bills filed by Sen. Marc Pacheco and Rep. Antonio Cabral that would raise the wage to $11 an hour over three years, and index the rate to inflation.
"Increasing the minimum wage is economically unsustainable, detrimental to the very workers whom advocates say they want to help, and damaging to the state's reputation as a place for business," National Federation of Independent Business State Director William Vernon said during Tuesday's hearing.
Retailers Association of Massachusetts President Jon Hurst has also argued that small businesses cannot afford to pay higher wages and continue to hire new employees. Hurst said any increase in the wage must be accompanied by a repeal of the law requiring overtime pay on Sundays.
"I don't believe it ought to be a partisan issue. It's about folks who work 40 hours earning enough to support their families without having to take public subsidies," Cabral told the News Service.
Cabral said he's "open to having a discussion" about some aspects of his minimum wage bill, but questioned whether Jones and other opponents were just trying to distract from the core issue of paying a living wage.
Cabral said small employers with less than seven workers on duty at any given store on a Sunday are already exempt from paying time-and-a-half, lifting the burden on small, family-owned businesses and some large corporations with multiple locations that don't require heavy staffing.
"I don't know if this is a serious discussion at this point or an excuse for not supporting a wage we ought to support for working people," Cabral said.
As for unemployment insurance reform, Cabral said it depends on what changes Jones wants to see. The New Bedford Democrat called familiar proposals to cut back on the duration of benefits from 30 weeks to 26 weeks a "race to the bottom."
Murray has yet to specify a dollar figure she would support for the minimum wage, but on Tuesday did raise concerns about a proposal in the Pacheco-Cabral bill to increase the base wage for tipped employees to 70 percent of the minimum wage paid to non-service workers.
Cabral said tipped workers deserve a base pay increase from the current $2.63 an hour, but said he would be willing to negotiate on that number as well as the timeline for phasing in the $3 increase in hourly pay.


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10 Rappers Who Should Probably Cancel Their Twitter Accounts
Gucci Mane is gone! Less than 48 hours after he went on an epic rant on Twitter and dissed just about everybody that he has ever worked with, Gucci deactivated his @gucci1017 Twitter account yesterday after claiming that he had been hacked the day before. We love Gucci. But between the multiple alleged hackings that he's undergone and the trouble his tweeting has caused, Twitter probably isn't for him.
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A geochemist and assistant professor of geology at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo will explore how active volcanoes in Hawai'i provided early Hawaiians with tool-quality stone.
Dr. Steve Lundblad's presentation, which is free and open to the public, is Friday, January 28 at 7 p.m. in Wentworth Hall, Room 1, on the UH Hilo campus.
Lundblad will explain how changes in activity during the life cycle of a Hawaiian volcano can be used to trace the origin of stone tool artifacts found in Hawai'i. He will also talk about on-going UH Hilo geoarchaeological research using non-destructive techniques to gain new insights into the source and exchange of Hawaiian stone artifacts.
January 2011 is Hawai'i Island's second annual Volcano Awareness Month. This is the final talk in a series of four lectures presented by the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and UH Hilo to help promote the importance of understanding and respecting the volcanoes on which we live.


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DEAR READER: Unfortunately, it can take as little as one poisonous mushroom to be fatal! Readers, be sure to regularly check your yard for mushrooms and remove them when found.
Make it a habit, like cleaning up after your pet. Place a bag over your hand and pull the mushrooms completely out of the ground. Don't hit the mushroom, or it can send more spores into the air, causing more mushrooms to grow.
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Gov. Hassan continues push for health coverageBy DAN SEUFERT
Union Leader Correspondent
November 18. 2013 8:21PM
PLYMOUTH -- Gov. Maggie Hassan, Speaker of the House Terie Norelli and Senate Minority Leader Sylvia Larsen stood among sign-holding supporters of expanded health care in the state Monday, all making it clear that they think Obamacare is good for New Hampshire.
In what Hassan presented as "a press conference to encourage members of the Senate to reach a constructive compromise on health care expansion," the governor said Democrats have shown flexibility on their version of a bill that would accept $2.5 billion in federal health care funds to help more than 50,000 state residents.
If the federal money is not taken by New Hampshire soon, it may not be available, Hassan said.
Hassan and Norelli said they have offered a compromise plan that incorporates both Democratic and Republican ideas "for increasing and preserving access to health insurance while promoting private coverage," Hassan said.
The alternative bill from the Republicans is bad, she said.
"The Senate bill, as written, simply will not work, and I will not set up our state and families for failure," she said. "The unworkable proposal that the Senate has put forward just delaying offering people health insurance is equally wrong."
Republicans don't see any compromising being done by Democrats, said New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Jennifer Horn.
By holding Monday's press conference, the governor "continues to demonstrate … that she is not serious about working across the aisle on a solution that will help low-income families have greater access to private insurance," Horn said in a statement.
"Instead of doing her job and sitting down with Republicans to reach an agreement, the governor decided to leave the State House and participate in another publicity stunt designed to promote ObamaCare's disastrous expansion of a failing entitlement program."
The plan backed by the governor and speaker would move health coverage forward and adopt the Senate proposal to shift the entire newly eligible population of individuals and families with incomes up to 138 percent of federal poverty onto New Hampshire's health insurance exchange with premium assistance.
One of the key tenents of the Democrat "compromise" plan is a realistic, feasible timetable that allows for workable, responsible and effective implementation, including increased competition to ensure cost-effectiveness on the exchange, Norelli said.
"We need a plan that is achievable, that is built for success from Day 1," Norelli said.
Norelli said there is support for expanding health care in New Hampshire among Republicans and the general public.
But Horn said the governor and her colleagues aren't getting the message.
"Gov. Hassan's continued campaigning for Obamacare and her admission that she would rather do nothing than negotiate a commonsense plan to help Granite Staters get access to high quality insurance is disgraceful," she said.
"The governor is showing New Hampshire that she is a partisan politician who would rather stand up for President Obama's failed health care agenda than serve the best interests of her constituents."


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Bumblebee boffins rediscover long-vanished species
Rare US insect had not been seen since 1956
Scientists have rediscovered an extremely rare species of bumblebee in the US, which hasn't been seen since 1956.
Cockerell's Bumblebee. Credit: G Ballmer, UC Riverside
The find has prompted a lot of excitement due to the concern about bee species disappearing around the world.
The bumblebee boffins, from University of California, Riverside, spotted the specimens in the weeds along a highway north of a town called Cloudcroft at the end of August.
The 'Cockerell's Bumblebee' had originally been described in 1913 from six samples collected along the Rio Ruidoso in New Mexico, and another 16 specimens found near Cloudcroft, which explains why the bee is so rare.
A species nearing extinction, the 'Franklin's Bumblebee' comes from an area covering around 13,000 square miles, while the Cockerell's Bumblebee is only found in an area of less than 300 square miles, the most limited range of any bumblebee species in the world.
"When an insect species is very rare, or highly localized, it can fairly easily escape detection for very long periods of time," Douglas Yanega, senior museum scientist, said in a canned statement from the university.
"There are many precedents - some of them very recently in the news, in fact - of insects that have been unseen for anywhere from 70 to more than 100 years, suddenly turning up again when someone either got lucky enough, or persistent enough, to cross paths with them again.
"It is much harder to give conclusive evidence that an insect species has gone extinct than for something like a bird or mammal or plant," he added.
Entomologists often rediscover insect species thought to be lost, and even find entirely new species at the rate of several dozen a year, usually in bees, wasps, beetles and plant bugs.
"It should come as no surprise that we discover so many new species of insects so easily," Yanega said.
"But the pace of species discovery and description is incredibly slow because there are so few insect taxonomists relative to the number of undescribed insects. Moreover, the work is painstaking, time-consuming, and not very glamorous, at least in the public's perception, when compared to studying things like dinosaurs."
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HONOLULU (AP) — A judge declared a mistrial Monday after jurors said they couldn't unanimously decide whether a federal agent is guilty of murder in the early-morning shooting of a customer at a McDonald's restaurant in Waikiki.
Hawaii 1st Circuit Judge Karen Ahn polled the jurors after the jury foreman said more time would not resolve the impasse in the trial of State Department Special Agent Christopher Deedy. All the jurors, who began deliberating Aug. 15, agreed they could not reach a verdict.
Ahn set a hearing for Friday to determine a date for a new trial, after mentioning possibilities next spring.
"Mr. Deedy does need to go back home and back to work," defense attorney Brook Hart told the judge.
Deedy, 29, of Arlington, Va., is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Kollin Elderts, 23.
Deedy hugged his lawyers after the mistrial was declared. Hart said Deedy told him, "I love you, you did a good job."
Elderts' family left without commenting to reporters, and a bailiff said jurors declined to speak with the media.
"My reaction is Agent Deedy is not guilty, pled not guilty, is not guilty," Hart told reporters outside of court. "The jury did not find him guilty."
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Janice Futa's reaction: "Very disappointed."
Jurors were not given the option to consider a lesser charge of manslaughter. Futa said there are no regrets about not asking for manslaughter and that it's not likely prosecutors will request it next time around.
"Not unless there's new evidence that comes out that supports that charge," she said.
Michael Green, the lawyer representing Elderts' family in a civil suit against Deedy, said he spoke with Elderts' stepmother after the mistrial.
"It's a feeling of extreme depression, shock sadness," Green said. "We talked about the possibility of a hung jury as soon as there was no manslaughter instruction given."
The shooting occurred while Deedy was in Honolulu to help provide security for an economic summit in November 2011. He was off-duty when he went to the fast-food restaurant after a night of bar-hopping with friends.
Prosecutors depicted Deedy as an inexperienced agent who was intoxicated and defensive after being warned about the hostility of Hawaii locals toward outsiders.
Deedy, however, testified that he was protecting himself and others by intervening when he saw Elderts harassing another customer. Deedy said he fired his gun while Elderts was on top of him throwing punches.
Elderts and his friend, Shane Medeiros, were at McDonald's after a night celebrating the birthdays of friends. A fight began, with Deedy and his friend Adam Gutowski against Elderts and Medeiros.
During closing arguments, Futa called Deedy a "bully with a badge," telling jurors Elderts, of Kailua, was killed because Deedy interjected himself in a situation that wasn't any of his business and refused to back down.
Defense attorney Karl Blanke acknowledged that Deedy shot and killed Elderts but said it wasn't murder. Deedy's "intent was to protect life," Blanke said in his closing argument.
The defense painted Elderts as a hothead who had been drinking heavily and doing drugs. Elderts referred to Deedy as a haole — a Hawaiian term for a white person — in a derogatory way, the defense claimed.
Deedy spent three days on the witness stand, telling jurors Elderts became enraged when he showed him his credentials and identified himself as a law enforcement officer. Deedy testified that he told Elderts to freeze and that he would shoot when he saw Gutowski being kicked in the head.
At one point, Deedy lay on the courtroom floor to demonstrate that he fired while Elderts was on top of him.
Other witnesses over 20 days of testimony included the friends who were with Deedy and Elderts and various bystanders. The customer who Deedy claimed was being harassed said he never felt threatened but doesn't remember much of the exchange because he was drunk.
Much of the trial involved witnesses describing various frames from silent, choppy surveillance footage from the restaurant. A bystander's cellphone video showed Deedy trying to render aid to Elderts.
Those images were especially difficult for the Elderts family to watch, Green said.
"They had to see all the gory details," he said. "Now they have to wait another year to relive this."
The family believes Elderts was murdered, Green said. "They didn't want manslaughter, they wanted murder," he said. "But they needed closure. They wanted the jury to have an opportunity to decide the verdict with every alternative possible. That would be better than him waking out of the building with nothing."
The trial began July 8 and was packed every day with spectators, including family members from both sides, reporters, and members of the public interested in the drama. Ahn repeatedly warned spectators not to make facial expressions or comments while the jurors were in the courtroom.
Deedy's family, including his parents and his wife, were present throughout the trial. They're "trying to wrap their arms around the notion he's still a free man," Hart said, adding that he doesn't know when Deedy and his family will leave Hawaii. "He's still an agent of the United States State Department and has a job to do."
Before the mistrial was declared Wednesday, Ahn unexpectedly cleared the courtroom's spectators for a few minutes without providing a reason. Attorneys on both sides declined to say what was discussed.
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NHIAA Roundup: Heath's goals lift Pembroke boys to win
October 02. 2013 12:03AM
Parker Heath found the twine twice to lead Pembroke Academy to a 5-1 victory against St. Thomas Aquinas in boys' soccer in Dover Tuesday.
Heath scored in the fourth and 17th minute and teammate Jeremy Caruso, assisted by Spencer Nowe, hit the score sheet in the 11th minute. Down 3-0, the Saints got a goal from Eric Eames, but Pembroke sealed the win behind tallies from Justus Turk and Jake Gaskell. Caruso and Brendon Pettigrew each had an assist in the win.
Salem 4, Timberlane 2: At Salem, the Owls received goals from Matt D'Arcangelo (assisted by Ben Enos) and Enos (assisted by Tyler Donovan) in the second half. Matt Rose had six saves for Timberlane (5-4).
Alvirne 4, Exeter 1: At Hudson, the Broncos (6-2) and Blue Hawks (5-3-2) were tied at halftime. Brett Richardson scored in the first half for Alvirne. P.J. Busnach, Raul Stedile and Richardson each had a goal in the second half.
Alvirne goalies Jake Schofield (six saves) and Liam Regan (save) each shared the win in nets.
Hopkinton 4, Bishop Brady 0: Riley McNicholas scored two goals and assisted on another to help Hopkinton to a win over Bishop Brady of Concord. The Hawks raised their record to 8-0. Tim Jones and Zach Rouleau also scored for Hopkinton, which recorded its seventh shutout of the season.
Raymond 4, Portsmouth Christian 0: Junior Tucker MacPherson scored three goals to help Raymond boys' soccer team raise its Division III record to 7-1 by beating Portsmouth Christian Tuesday in Dover. MacPherson has a team-high 25 goals this season. Tristan McManus collected a goal and an assist for Raymond.
Raymond goalie Colin Deyarmin made five saves. The loss dropped Portsmouth Christian to 0-7 in Division IV.
Nashua North 5, Nashua South 1: Ahmed Abdelaziz scored twice to help North pull away in the second half and improve to 3-6 in Division I. Spencer Madden, Cam Motivala and Shayne Seidl also scored for North, which collected four goals after halftime. South fell to 1-9.
Bow 5, Campbell 1: John Donaghey's goal was the offensive highlight for Campbell, which dropped to 4-5 in Division III. Bow led 4-1 at halftime and improved its record to 8-1.
Girls' soccer
Manchester Central 1, Manchester Memorial 0: At Gill Stadium, Sara Swetland scored the only goal in the 72nd minute. Emily Duchesne, in control of the ball down the left side, shoveled a cross pass to Swetland in the middle. Swetland's shot found the twine to the lower right hand corner for 6-3 Central. Lindsey St. Pierre had two saves against 1-7-2 Memorial.
Portsmouth 5, Trinity 0: At Portsmouth, the Clippers (9-0-0) defeated the Pioneers (2-6-0) behind goals from Charley Prevost, Claudia Waddingham (assisted by Lennon Dobben-Annis), Julia Luff, Maggie Getman and Libby Underwood. Portsmouth goalie Phoebe Collins had eight saves. Trinity netminders Erin Manning and Jenna Arcand combined for 12 saves.
Moultonborough 2, Epping 1: Deanna McCullen scored Epping's lone goal, on an assist from Ashley Krenzer. The Blue Devils dropped to 3-6.
Epping 3, Farmington 2: Evelyn Carleton and Sabrina Rivers were the goal scorers for Epping, now 3-5. Kayla Macleod had 12 saves in Monday's win.
Campbell 4, Gilford 0: Sydney Crema scored three goals and her younger sister Olivia Crema scored once to help Campbell raise its record to 6-3-1. Freshman goaltender Jess Manning recorded four saves to collect her first varsity win. Gilford slipped to 2-6-1.
Goffstown 6, West 0: Goffstown received three goals from Michele Tremblay and two from Lexi Foster. Goffstown improved to 6-1-1. West dropped to 0-8.
Pembroke 1, St. Thomas 0: Bri Douglas scored the lone goal as Pembroke stretched its winning streak to three games and improved to 7-1-0 in Divison II. St. Thomas dropped to 0-8.
Girls' volleyball
Souhegan 3, Pelham 2: The Sabers won Monday by scores of 18-25, 25-9, 25-21, 16-25 and 15-8. Jaime King had three aces, 10 kills and 17 assists. Amanda Gendron had three aces, seven kills, 12 assists and 11 digs.
Mascenic 3, Epping 0: At New Ipswich, Epping's Eliza Kucera had six kills and nine digs, but Mascenic posted a 25-13, 25-11, 25-10 victory. Katie Pettis added 11 digs for Epping, which dropped to 4-4.
Campbell 3 Trinity 0: At Litchfield, Campbell improved to 8-1 behind Brianna Hardy (nine kills, 10 service points, six aces, 10 digs), Alex Trevains (eight kills, 11 service points), Sophie Scafidi (14 assists) and Lauren King (11 service points, seven aces).
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Derryfield 1, Monadnock 0: Lainee Shaughnessy scored the game's only goal as Derryfield improved to 9-0. Colbie Vaillancourt assisted on Shaughnessy's goal. Monadnock dropped to 5-3.
Nashua North 3, Londonderry 2: Gabby Masseur, Caitlin Russell and Gabby Whitman scored for North (2-6-1) on Monday. Jackie Curtin scored both goals for Londonderry (3-5-2).Bedford 1, Concord 0: Kathlyn Rooney scored the lone goal Monday for Bedford.
At Amherst (Amherst CC)
Team scores: St. Thomas (16-1) 201, Hanover (17-3) 206, Souhegan (10-12) 211.Individual scores: Bickford (STA) 38; Rosenbaum (H) 38; Stover (S) 39; Lehmann (H) 40; Scheffer (STA) 40; Keilty (STA) 40; Kates (STA) 41; Hubert (S) 42; Eib (STA) 42; Nagle (H) 42.
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Simulation of irregular waves by a NWT requires a computational domain large enough to simulate the nonlinear evolution of the incoming waves with sufficient fetch length. Fine mesh or cell size is needed along the fetch length to prevent excessive numerical attenuation of the incoming wave. On the downstream, sufficient domain length with damping zone is necessary to prevent wave reflection. All of these requirements make the computation cost of the NWT extremely expensive for practical applications.
Recently, Technip introduced the Euler Overlay Method (EOM) to reduce the computational cost of the NWT and make it practical for hull structural design. The hybrid numerical method, EOM, matches a pre-defined wave solution at far field with a CFD solution near the structure. The far-field wave solution is either regular or irregular transient waves obtained by a Euler equation solver without the presence of the structure. The EOM-based NWT has been utilized in a number of offshore projects to provide extreme design load on structures, which were available only from physical model tests in the past.
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She's too young. Until 6 months, baby should be fed only breastmilk or formula (if breastmilk is not available).
She's too young. Until 6 months, baby should be fed only breastmilk or formula (if breastmilk is not available).
with mommal. If you are concerned about wasting your precious expressed milk, remember that there can be (and in fact probably should be) very very little in the cup (or bottle) at a time. You could start with a half ounce or even less.
I think a regular cup might even be easier than a sippy when it comes to avoiding (much) spillage. I occasionally give my 10 month old daughter water with her meals and I use a cup because using a sippy she either cannot get the water out with the spill protector thing in, or gets drenched when we take it out. I use a clear cup so I can see when the liquid is just barely touching her lips.
cup feeding video (taken during lactation consultation so mom is exposed fyi) http://www.breastfeedinginc.ca/conte...me=vid-cupfeed
The same general idea can work with sippy and bottles.
Thanks! A LC also recommended a regular cup too. Some have recommended a shot glass...This is new territory since my older daughter went from bottle to straw cup at 6 months.
Sure a shot glass would work well. Small and clear glass or cup works best.
This is a description of how to cup feed written for a dad who was not able to get his baby to take a bottle when mom was at work. This was written by an IBCLC friend of mine:
"Some babies will slurp / lick / lip a soft warm cup of mom's warm milk and find
it interesting ... in my experience, cup feeding works best when bb is alert, happy and playful : )
Gently - slowly - easily touching the cup to babies bottom lip and then smiling
and nodding --- good baby ! slowly take it away and repeat. Its' important to
show baby calm acceptance of his/her willingness to allow the cup to touch the
lip !
Then ... when that is ok w/ baby, slowly tip the warm milk so it touches the
baby's lip or tongue - what ever is there. Avoid pouring milk in ... then,
smile, nod ... see how bb reacts. If it's ok w/ baby, leave the lightly touching
cup resting gently on the bottom lip.
Repeat, with a tad bit more milk seeping onto baby's lips and tongue. STOP if bb
turns away, arches or otherwise says STOP .
OK ... may have to wait an hour or so before trying again ... No rush, no push,
no sign of urgency .. I know this is hard - very hard - but important to avoid a
resisting baby ... "
I like how she stresses that feedings tend to go better when baby (and caregiver) is not upset but calm and happy. This is also true of bottle feeding and even breastfeeding in many cases...
When mom is first back to work, baby may be distressed. There may not be much calm and happy time for the first few days. But as baby gets used to this new arrangement baby can relax and will probably feed better.
Way too lazy for formula
Tons of great advice on here! Just thought I'd add that my strange child prefers cold milk. At first she refused the bottle. One time we didn't re-heat and she took it much better. She was about 3 months old at that point. Since then she drinks cold milk from the refrigerator and now (17 months) she mostly prefers frozen milk when I'm working. (she prefers direct from the source when I'm home). She calls frozen milk brrrr. We're ice cream lovers in this family
So what does one do if baby decides to reverse cycle? You would still pump as you normally would while away from baby, right? Anyone have experiences to share of when their LO did reverse cycle while they went to work?
My DS2 is 4 months and we haven't been good about trying to get him to use a bottle. I guess I am just lazy bc I don't go back to work until he is about 6.5months old.
You just let your baby eat as desired from the time you pick up until morning. It's not ideal because it means more broken sleep for the mother. But the reality of being a breastfeeding mother is that you aren't going to see solid chunks of sleep (like 4hours or more) until after the year point anyway.....which is hard to hear. But even if your child doesn't reverse cycle the chances that your are going to be nursing several times on a work night are about.....99% positive. There are these unicorn babies....that sleep straight thru the night...everyone ELSE has one...but I have never met one IRL...
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Contested identities: the dissonant heritage of European town walls and walled towns (Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), 2006-05)Town walls have always played a critical role in shaping the identities and images of the communities they embrace. Today, the surviving fabric of urban defences is a feature of heritage holding great potential as a cultural ...
Contested townscapes: the walled city as world heritage (Routledge ( Taylor & Francis Group), 2007-09)Walled towns and cities feature prominently on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But, while a fundamental guiding principle of the WHS list is that properties are designated for the benefit of all, these historic ...
Conwy: Living History (BBC Worldwide Ltd, 2005-06)[INTRODUCTION] One of the best-preserved medieval walled towns anywhere in Europe, Conwy is set adjacent to its famous castle amidst spectacular natural scenery. Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham explore the turbulent ...
Cornesti-Iarcuri - a Bronze Age town in the Romanian Banat? (Antiquity Publications, 2011)A massive Late Bronze Age fortified settlement in Central Europe has been the subject of a new and exemplary investigation by excavation and site survey. This prehistoric enclosure, nearly 6km across, had a complex ...
Crucible steel at Hattota Amune, Sri Lanka, in the first millennium AD: archaeology and contextualisation (National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2015)The discovery of a crucible steel manufacturing site and iron smelting sites of the first millennium AD during the survey of an area bordering the Knuckles range of hills in central Sri Lanka is described. The nature of ...
Die Awarenzeit im Burgenland – Archäologische Forschungsergebnisse zur Siedlung und zum Gräberfeld von Zillingtal (The Avar Period in Burgenland: Archaeological Research Results on the Settlement and Cemetery of Zillingtal) (Amt der Burgenländischen Landesregierund, Landesarchiv/Landesbibliothek und Landesmuseum, 2011)No abstract available
Die awarenzeitliche Keramik von Zillingtal im Burgenland, Österreich – eine archäologische und naturwissenschaftliche Analyse (The Avar Period Ceramic Finds from Zillingtal in Burgenland, Austria: An Archaeological and Archaeometric Analysis) (Landesamt für Kultur und Denkmalpflege Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 2002)No abstract available.
Die Besiedlung Niederösterreichs im Frühmittelalter (Archive of Lower Austria Press, 2007)
Die Besiedlung Niederösterreichs im Frühmittelalter (Lower Austria in the Early Middle Ages) (Archive of Lower Austria Press, 2007)
Die Keramik der awarischen Siedlungsreste von Brunn am Gebirge, Flur Wolfholz, Bezirk Mödling, Niederösterreich (The Ceramic Finds of the Avar Settlement Remains in Brunn am Gebirge-Wolfholz, District Mödling, Lower Austria) (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2002)No abstract available.
Digging the Dutch Mountains: Recent Work by Leendert Louwe Kooijmans. (2008-06-11)[FIRST PARAGRAPH] The 'mountains' in the western part of the Netherlands are no longer there. But at the end of the Pleistocene, the combined effects of river sedimentation and the aeolian reworking of these sediments ...
Digital interaction in the exhibition ' Whitehorse Hill: A Prehistoric Dartmoor Discovery' - how Prehistroy met the gamers and scanners (Soceity of Museum Archaeology, 2017)Introduction – Background to the Exhibition Whitehorse Hill: A Prehistoric Dartmoor Discovery was a temporary exhibition at Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery, open from 13 September 2014 to 13 December 2014. The exhibition ...
Distinguishing bone fat exploitation from other taphonomic processes: what caused the high level of bone fragmentation at the Middle Neolithic site of Ajvide, Gotland? (Oxbow Books, 2005)The importance of bone fats as a resource is briefly discussed. The Middle Neolithic site of Ajvide, Gotland is described. The character of the bone assemblages from this site is discussed and the changes in subsistence ...
Do MRI features at baseline predict radiographic joint space narrowing in the medial compartment of the osteoarthritic knee 2 years later? (Springer Verlag for International Skeletal Society, 2008-06-20)PURPOSE: The purpose of the study was to relate magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features at baseline with radiographically determined joint space narrowing (JSN) in the medial compartment of the knee after 2 years in a ...
Drei awarenzeitliche Brunnen und sonstige Siedlungsgruben von Brunn am Gebirge, Flur Wolfholz, Bezirk Mödling, Niederösterreich, und die Fundkeramik (The Wells and Other Settlement-Features from the Avar Period in Brunn am Gebirge-Wolfholz, District Mödling, Lower Austria, and the Ceramic Finds) (Archaeological Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2003)
A Durable Legacy Construction and Spatial Analysis at sand Canyon Pueblo in the Mesa Verde Country (University of New Mexico Press, 2006)
Early castles and rural settlement patterns: insights from Yorkshire and the East Midlands (Medieval Settlement Research Group, 1999)
Early Castles in the Medieval Landscape of Rutland (Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 1999)This paper reviews evidence for medieval castles in the historic county of Rutland during the period c. 1066-1216, using a combination of archaeological, historical and topographical data. The siting of individual castle ...
Early iron objects of southwest China: a case study of iron objects excavated from Qiaogoutou cemetery site, Sichuan Province (Springer Verlag (Germany), 2018-01-19)Iron objects excavated from the Qiaogoutou cemetery site provides an opportunity to study iron-making technology during the late Warring States period and the early Western Han dynasty in southwest China. Five metallographic ...
Early Leicestershire castles: archaeology and landscape history (Leicestershire Archaeological and Historical Society, 1997)This paper analyses three aspects of the study of early castles in Leicestershire. Two detailed case-studies of individual castle sites emphasise the often complex and multi-phase nature of their development. Further ...


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Summit Entertainment Sues Fans Who Tweeted Images From Upcoming Twilight Flick
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As some of you may know, pictures and screen grabs of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn as a work in progress have leaked on the internet. We are extremely proud of this film and also extremely heartbroken to see it out there at this stage.As these things go, that's not too bad. It's a little ridiculous to claim that some photos of a movie getting passed around is "deeply upsetting" to everyone involved in the film, but it's a heartfelt plea, not entirely unlike some suggestions we've made for other studios.
The film and these images are not yet ready or in their proper context. They were illegally obtained and their early dissemination is deeply upsetting to the actors, the filmmakers and Summit who are working so hard to bring these movies to fruition to you in November 2011 and November 2012.
Please, for those who are posting, stop. And please, though the temptation is high, don't view or pass on these images. Wait for the film in its beautiful, finished entirety to thrill you.
However, it appears that it wasn't just a heartfelt plea going on. While they were appealing to people agreeing to stop sharing the photos, Summit was also filing a lawsuit against 10 John Does accused of sharing the images via Twitter. The lawsuit is so that the company can subpoena Twitter to try to get the identities of those individuals.
Honestly, the whole thing seems insane. These people like your movie and they can't wait to see it or get any information about it. That's a good thing. Nothing in the photos takes away from the movie or hurts the movie. Suing your fans, however for expressing how much they love the film? Yeah, that can hurt a film...


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This month's issue of Artforum features an essay by Director of Media Arts Bill Horrigan about the new photography portfolio by legendary French filmmaker Chris Marker. "The Revenge of the Eye" (which will be on view at the Wexner Center starting winter 2007), features photographs that Marker took during a period of immense civil unrest in Paris this past spring. Horrigan writes that the portfolio "results in images unlike any other he has ever exhibited."


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I would just like to get some opinions from those who've had experience with these programs...
When it comes to enterprise-wide spyware protection, which do you prefer? Websense or CA PestPatrol? I've been playing with evaluation versions of both and I'm having a hard time deciding which one to recommend for purchase.
I tried out PestPatrol, and it looks to a great job and scanning everyone on the network, especially with real time scans. However, the BIG problem I have with it is that each client machine has to cough up a massive amoung of memory to give to PestPatrol's remote services. Because of that, PestPatrol really slowed down our machines.
I'm impressed with Websense so far. Whereas PestPatrol is simply an antispyware solution, Websense is a comprehensive security package. However, I don't see much in the way of real-time spyware scanning like PP has. Websense seems to focus more on preventing malware from having access to the computer.
But I don't know much yet, since I've just been playing with the evaluation versions for the past couple of weeks.
Which program do you prefer and would recommend for an enterprise-wide solution?


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Dec. 28, 2008
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The UC Santa Barbara women's basketball team snapped a three-game losing skid on Sunday afternoon with a 55-37 victory over non-conference foe Santa Clara at the Thunderdome. Senior guard Lauren Pedersen led the team with 14 points while senior center Jenna Green pitched in 11 of her own.
With the victory, UCSB improves to 4-6 overall on the season and 4-1 at home in the Thunderdome. Santa Clara falls to 1-13 overall. The Gauchos now hold a 5-2 advantage in their all-time series with the Broncos.
Pedersen made 5-for-9 attempts from the field and her 14 points and five steals led the team.
Green was the only other player to put up double-digit points with 11 total. She went 3-for-7 from the field and was perfect from the line, making 5 of 5 free throw attempts. The center also led the team with two blocks in the victory.
"It always feels better to win, there's no question," said head coach Lindsay Gottlieb. "I was really pensive coming in to see how we were going to respond. We didn't play well at Kentucky and we had a little bit of a team meeting and you always want to be eager to get on the court again and see how you're going to respond. I'm definitely excited with the defensive level and intensity that we came out with today."
The Gaucho defense held Santa Clara to 37 points, which ties as the lowest scoring by an opponent this season (with the 59-37 win over Nevada on Dec. 4). The Broncos shot just 26.7% from the field during the game.
Additionally, UCSB tied its season-highs for total rebounds (43) and steals (12) in the victory.
The Gauchos got on the board first with a layup by Pedersen and never relinquished their lead. Breaking free from a 4-4 tie with a jumper by Whitney Warren, UCSB went on a 7-0 run to hold a 13-4 advantage with 11:37 to play in the first half. Santa Barbara reached its biggest lead of the first half when Sha'Rae Gibbons made a layup to lead 24-11. At the end of the first, UCSB led 27-16.
The Gaucho domination continued through the second half as UCSB held Santa Clara off by as many as 23 points on four occasions. Santa Barbara shot 33.3% during the second half and made 3 of 6 three-point attempts.
Freshman Emilie Johnson led the Gauchos with three assists and also tallied four points and four total rebounds. Sophomore Ashlee Brown posted a season-high nine rebounds in the win.
"We bring the same mentality to every game," Johnson said. "Win, execute and just play hard. It doesn't make a difference what the other team's record is. We just want to play hard and play Gaucho basketball."
Santa Clara guard Sara Majors led all players with 17 points. She went 5-for-7 from the field as well as from the line. She also sank 2 of 3 three-point attempts.
"What I'm most concerned about is, `is this group getting better and pushing towards a universal goal?' and I think we are and I feel good about that, " said Gottlieb.
The Gauchos will begin their quest to defend their Big West Conference title on Friday, Jan. 2 when they host Long Beach State at the Thunderdome at 7 p.m.
Tickets are available by calling (805) 893-UCSB, visiting the Ticket Office located on campus in the Intercollegiate Athletics Department or by clicking here.
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text: Carat sees global advertising picking up momentum in 2014 Published on March 20, 2013. London—The Carat unit of Aegis Group projects that worldwide advertising spending will increase 5% in 2014, compared with its latest 2013 forecast of 3.7%. Carat forecast slightly lower year-over-year growth for the U.S. of 4% in 2014 and 3.5% this year. "Carat's latest advertising forecast gives us increased optimism for the outlook for global advertising spends, particularly for 2014," said Jerry Buhlmann, CEO of Aegis Group, in a statement. "As expected, the trend of audiences moving online continues," Buhlmann said. He added that cross-platform communication plans that combine on- and offline campaigns "will be the most successful and deliver the best results for clients." Carat's advertising expenditure forecasts are compiled from data on advertising spending, net of negotiated discounts and with agency commissions deducted, for 57 markets. The media tracked are: television, newspapers, magazines, radio, cinema, out-of-home and digital media. Most Popular In this article: BtoB


text: On my user account (which has admin rights), I have a picture of my dog as the background. Today I was trying to find it and the other photos of my dog, and I can't find them! I have searched my HDD for them, but they haven't shown up. The picture that is still as my desktop background must have a backup file/temp file then, right?? Does anyone know where I could find this 'temp' file, which I think exists because if not it wouldn't be on my background!?!?


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CUTMR / Public Space / Sheridan College Furniture Program
Third year furniture students from Sheridan College will be collaborating with The Hincks Dellcrest Centre for Children's Mental Health to design and make new public seating for their main treatment reception area. The students will be redesigning and refurbishing old wood and metal gymnasium chairs, creating comfortable, functional and engaging seating arrangements. This new public seating will be an important part of creating positive first impressions of the Hincks Dellcrest Centre, and act as a subtle metaphor for the possibility of renewal and change.
Third Year Students: Courtney Black, Neil Botelho, Allsun Campbell, Matthew Chan, Katrina Ennamorato, Peter Harrington, Vanessa Jackson, Kevin Jones, Chadd Kam, Cristyan Leathley, Corey Macdonald, Duncan McNeil, Andreas Moreno, Brendon Taylor, Robert Vecchiarelli, Wyatt Walkem, Jesse Wilson
Come Up To My Room (CUTMR) Toronto's largest alternative design show enters a new decade with new initiatives and a diverse lineup of local and national talent: 25 installations, 60 artists, and 4000 visitors, all in under 4 days. Gladstone Managing Director of Art, Britt Welter-Nolan is joined by three new curatorial forces: Jaclyn Blumas, Robert Cram and Elise Hodson.
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In a recent post to the ZendCasts.com site, they've added a new screencast showing you how to set up Zend_HTTP_UserAgent, the component of the Zend Framework that lets you determine the software the site's visitor is using.
With the plethora of mobile devices available on the market, it's increasingly important to be able to identify the capabilities of those devices in order to present content in a an appropriate way. For instance, if the device is not capable of displaying images, you might want to omit them from the markup; alternately, if a device is capable of Flash, you may want to provide a Flash-based user interface. The process of identifying a device's capabilities typically first requires knowing the HTTP User Agent, and then comparing that user agent against a database of user agent capabilities.
The screencast lasts about 30 minutes and shows you how to set up a Zend Framework 1.1 application and integrate the WURFL data to help with determine the mobile device of the user.


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Small businesses and flexible storage rarely go together. Because small businesses tend to lack internal IT support and therefore rarely perform backups, making storage solutions flexible for a small company can be difficult. In addition to technical issues, you might also need to consider budgetary constraints. Most small businesses are loath to spend money on technology that doesn't provide an immediate benefit.
One of my clients recently needed to quickly increase their available storage. The problem started when their insurance company decided that they needed to install surveillance cameras. The consultant they hired for the project recommended that they use a computer-based system to record all of the activity from the nine cameras to the network server drive. Not surprisingly, the captured data quickly filled up the available server space--and they called me for help.
I reviewed their video surveillance hardware and software and determined that I could make a major configuration change that would save significant storage space. That is, the surveillance system could be configured to use the motion-sensor capabilities to record and timestamp video only when there was actually something to capture. This change reduced the amount of storage space required by the video by a third over the following week.
However, the company needed the ability to add storage as they determined how much space an average week's worth of stored video would demand. In addition, they needed to be able to store the video for 30 days. Therefore, they needed to be able to back up the storage or have sufficient online storage to maintain a reliable copy of the data.
Because the client doesn't have onsite IT support, I wanted to make sure that they had the storage they needed and that they could easily meet their insurer's requirements. I was concerned that a practical solution would be out of their price range. But a little research led me to a simple, cost-effective solution that directly met their storage needs: inexpensive NAS.
Although users tend to think of NAS storage as a multi-thousand dollar investment, several very capable small-business-focused NAS solutions exist in the $500 to $1,500 range. I used Buffalo Technology's TeraStation Pro II (http://www.buffalotech.com/products/network-storage/terastation/terastation-pro-ii) for the client. This storage device, which I found through an online reseller for a little over $1,000, has capabilities that would have been significantly more expensive not long ago--and out of the range of most non-technology savvy small businesses.
I configured the TeraStation Pro II as a RAID 5 device with four hot-swappable Serial ATA (SATA) drives and USB expansion capabilities. The TeraStation Pro II's basic configuration also includes backup software and 1000Base-T network connectivity. I built the client a storage device that can easily support their application's video storage requirements, has a high level of reliability (even without a firm policy regarding regular backups), and can move data to offline storage (using USB attached hard drives as a backup destination).
Advanced storage technologies are coming down in price. Even small business users, who are often ignored by the major storage vendors, now have an excellent selection of products targeted at their needs and pocketbooks.


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Less than a week after the lead researcher of the debunked 1998 study tying autism to vaccination has been accused of fraud comes a study published online today in Pediatrics suggesting that a second baby conceived within a year of the birth of a first child may face a three-fold higher risk of autism. Second-borns conceived between 12 and 23 months after a first child's birth had twice the risk of autism compared to babies conceived 3 or more years following an older sibling's birth.
Researchers at Columbia University studied birth records from 662,730 second-born children from California, who were born between 1992 and 2002 and who didn't have an older sibling with autism. According to data provided by California's Department of Developmental Services, 3,137 second-borns in this group had received a diagnosis of autism by age 6. Because the birth records included information about parental education level, birth weight, and age, researchers were able to account for a number of factors in their calculations, but they still found a link between shorter intervals between births and a higher risk of autism.
Although researchers were not able to state definitively that delaying a second pregnancy would lower the risk of autism, the findings may indicate a change in the uterine environment in the years immediately following pregnancy, such as a deficiency in certain nutrients. Closely spaced pregnancies have also been linked to brain diseases like schizophrenia as well as a higher risk of prematurity.
Moms, would this latest study lead you to space your pregnancies further apart?


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ATLANTA (AP) — Delta is spending less on fuel these days, and that's helping the airline make money even though passengers aren't doing much more flying.
Delta officials said Wednesday that summer bookings were strong, with passengers paying 2 percent more per mile so far in July, a performance they expect to repeat in August.
Business travel is healthy, with particular demand from people in the banking and finance sector, they said.
"We expect 2013 will be one of Delta's most profitable years ever," CEO Richard Anderson said on a conference call with analysts.
Shares of Delta rose 57 cents, or 2.8 percent, to $21.02 in afternoon trading.
Delta Air Lines Inc. reported that net income in the second quarter was $685 million, or 80 cents per share. That compares with a $168 million loss a year earlier, when the world's second-biggest airline was weighed down by accounting losses tied to bets on fuel prices.
The Atlanta-based company said that excluding special items, it would have earned 98 cents per share, which beat analysts' forecast of 95 cents per share.
Delta is beefing up its presence in New York, including buying 49 percent of Virgin Atlantic airlines to bolster its position on the New York-London route. Last week, Delta said that it planned to hire 300 more pilots starting in November.
The airline recently announced that it would begin paying a quarterly dividend in September, and it authorized a $500 million program to buy back stock to make remaining shares more valuable.
Second-quarter revenue was about flat at $9.71 billion — $300 million less than analysts expected, according to a survey by FactSet — as traffic rose only 0.5 percent.
Delta increased passenger-carrying capacity less than 1 percent, and 84.8 percent of seats were filled on the average flight. While that was slightly below the year-ago figure of 85.1 percent, it was still very high by historical standards.
Delta's fuel bill was $2.6 billion, or $710 million less than a year ago, when it took a $561 million fuel-hedging loss. Excluding the 2012 hedging loss, Delta still spent $288 million less on fuel. Costs other than fuel rose 2.5 percent, less than Delta originally forecast. Overall, operating costs declined 8 percent.
The company ended the quarter on June 30 with 908 aircraft, including 181 smaller planes used by regional affiliates, and nearly 80,000 employees.


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Stocks got off to a great start this year, with the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard and Poor's 500 posting impressive returns. These are some statistics about the January surge, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices:
BIGGEST GAIN: The Dow's 5.77 percent gain was its best January performance since 1994. It was also the biggest monthly advance since October 2011.
POINTS RECORD: The Dow gained 756.44 points in the month, that's the largest January points gain in its history.
BEST AND WORST: Hewlett-Packard was the best performing stock in the index gaining 15.9 percent. Bank of America was the worst, dropping 2.5 percent.
BEST SINCE 1997: The S&P 500 rose 5 percent in the month. It's best start since 1997.
HOW JANUARY GOES: The January Barometer, devised by the Stock Trader's Almanac, says that January returns often predict the market direction for the year. The indicator has an 88.9 percent accuracy rate, according to the newsletter.


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Jun 28, 2010 at 9:19 am
hopefully get a chance to work on some more pics today xo
Jun 8, 2010 at 8:15 pm
Awesome GTA, loved those car growing up, tough to find them in nice condition these days! Later
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Hey dude what's happening?? Still diggin that custom shift indicator plate you fabed up Well done man!!


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Sure, it was a rock fight. Yet to focus on the rock is to miss the fact that the UConn Huskies moved a mountain over 28 glorious days.
Sure, the game was ugly to the eye. Yet defense is beautiful to the soul to a man who Tuesday sounded like he has no intention of walking away.
When sports writers gather for the big events, the Final Four, Olympics, Super Bowl, etc., they have an uproarious tendency to stop being Red Smith and start being Rex Reed. They turn into French figure skating judges. Instead of a guy with a ball, they see a painter with a canvas or an actress with a dramatic role.
Sweat becomes perspiration. Athletics become aesthetics. So when UConn shot 29...


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In celebration of Stussy's 30th XXX anniversary, they have teamed up with some friends and family on several tee shirt designs. These tees will be released at Stussy Chapter Stores in five groups over the next five months. The first group features artwork on mens tees by Forty Percent, The Last Laugh, Firmament and Leilow along with artwork on womens tees by Hyde SK and Hellz. The release date is scheduled for Saturday, February 20th at Stussy.com and Stussy chapter stores.
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Here's a little something free for you to enjoy after you go out there and spend lots of money! I won't be joining you – instead I'll be here designing. Working on my Christmas kit, so don't forget to come back – there's no blog train until January so I'm on my own for a couple of months but the comments have been so nice lately I couldn't let you go too long without a kit! This one is inspired by what I see out my kitchen window while I'm NOT shopping .
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Belgian deep tech and house stalwart Van returns with "Lassitude Active EP" after his much loved "Tout Much EP". Van has a very busy schedule these days with more EP's in the works and gigs around the Madrid area coming thick and fast. He is also about to begin his radioshow on Vicious Radio with a showcase on the best from Bonzai's labels past, present and future. This EP is backed up with a couple of outstanding remixes.
On the original Van does what he does best, ramp up the energy! Strong deep tech grooves with his trademark quality FX work on vocal samples shining through. Nice steady rhythms on the arrangement with a subtle yet very effective bass shoring up the lower end. Very energetic vibe is generated here, this one is destined for a lot of playlists for sure.
German DJ and producer Marc Zimmerman provides a stunning remix. Marc began music playing trumpet and piano when he was younger, now he co-owns a record label, gigs all over Germany and has a raft of releases under his belt. This remix gets right down to business from the off, straight in your face acid grooves with a great vocal sample coming through. Strong, solid drum and percussions are the perfect companion for the acid bassline that dominates throughout, top stuff.
Spanish DJ and producer Natalia Martinez aka Narol MarGo is next up for the remix with an deep tech house offering. Natalia is a product of the underground Madrid club scene with tech house and deep house being her main preferences. She also hosts shows on Vicious Radio and gigs all around Madrid. The track intros with classic kick and hat combi, even with this the you can feel the energy rise, a deep bass come is soon after with some very cool vocal FX work. Expertly crafted rhythms will have any floor shaking, on the break a huge controlled wall of sound creates a massive build up before the groove kicks back in for a fantastic ride through tech, awesome stuff!
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When I was a young boy growing up near Jackson, Miss., my family religiously drove several times a week to church. The only times we arrived late for Sunday school was when a passing train literally stopped us in front of the tracks just two miles from the church steeple.
I always marveled at the clickety-clackety sound of each passing rail car — trying to denote the cargo inside each moving box or tanker. My fear was one car followed by the rest would jump the tracks and crush us. Yet I always eagerly awaited the last car, the red caboose, which often had a conductor standing on the outside platform. My heart pounded as he waved to me. I dreamed about his perfect job.
Other trips across the same track had a different destination — the Blake Christmas Tree Farm and Arboretum. Founded by grandfather in 1904, the tree farm was yearlong work — hard work — and I'm thankful for my experiences there, and to my Mom and Dad who allowed me to grow up outside and develop my strong, hands-on work ethic.
Before the annual fall tree harvest, I sometimes climbed carefully between the strands of barbed wire into the cotton fields where I would grasp a canvas bag and begin plucking the soft, creamy cotton along side the regular workers. I was slow but what a perfect job.
I would convince my uncle to realize another personal dream — riding in the tractor — pulled cotton wagon to the gin in Pocahontas, Miss. Jumping around in the downy-filled wagon was a heavenly experience, especially when I would lie down on my dreamy cotton bed and stare at the crystal blue fall sky.
Dreams have a way of coming true and now we are nearing year-end 2006. It's been three months since I chose to jump my own track to tackle yet another dream. After 28 years with the Farm Bureau organization in three states — Michigan, Indiana and most recently in Arizona as the public relations director — I accepted the Western Farm Press' offer to report on agricultural issues in California and Arizona, with occasional reporting in New Mexico and Texas. My Arizona resume was heavy in statewide agricultural print reporting and the thought of adding California and the Southwest states to my repertoire was a dream come true.
I owe a lot of gratitude to Farm Bureau, its leaders, staff and many members who allowed me on their farms and ranches over the years to tell their stories on the radio, television and newspaper — sometimes on a national basis. But Farm Press offered me a remaining lifelong dream. I've simply jumped from one rail car to the next aboard the agricultural train.
While WFP Editor Harry Cline confessed in an August issue that he stole me from Arizona, may the record also reflect that I said yes to the job offer. First, I want to thank Harry publicly for simply who he is — a seasoned, well-respected journalist with the passion for agriculture running through his veins. Second, thank you Harry, for believing in me and eyeballing my potential contributions as a WFP associate editor. My sincere thanks to Farm Press' Editorial Director Hembree Brandon and publisher Greg Frey who ultimately gave me the nod.
My passion too is agricultural reporting. The smell of freshly turned soil and the scent of citrus ready for plucking create mental purpose and physical drooling. Reporting on those who seldom tire of dirty hands and long days is a lucky opportunity.
Agriculture is who I am — it's my lifelong passion. My realized dream is agricultural reporting, and getting to the bottom line of farm and ranch issues. I've also been known to break a major story, so stay tuned. Like Harry, I am not afraid to say it like it is.
I look forward to providing farmers and ranchers in the West and Southwest with solid, accurate reporting. Hold on tight for a great train ride.


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RDF::AllegroGraph::Server - AllegroGraph server handle
#-- orthodox approach
my $server = new RDF::AllegroGraph::Server (ADDRESS => 'http://localhost:8080',
AUTHENTICATION => 'joe:secret');
my @catalogs = $server->catalogs;
#-- commodity
# get handles to all models (repositories) at the server
my @models = $server->models;
# get one in particular
my $model = $server->model ('/testcat/testrepo');
Objects of this class represent handles to a remote AllegroGraph HTTP server. Such a server can hold several catalogs and each of them can hold repositories. Here we also use the orthodox concept of a model which is simply one particular repository in one particular catalog.
For addressing one model we use a simple path structure, such as
All methods die with
protocol error if they do not receive an expected success.
To get a handle to the AG server, you can instantiate this class. The following options are recognized:
ADDRESS(no default)
Specifies the REST HTTP address. Must be an absolute URL, without a trailing slash. The constructor dies otherwise.
AUTHENTICATION(no default)
String which must be of the form
something:somethingelse(separated by
:). That will be interpreted as username and password to do basic HTTP authentication against the server.
- protocol
This method tries to figure out which protocol version the server talks. As the AG 3.x servers do not seem to support a dedicated endpoint, some guesswork is involved.
- ping
This method tries to connect to the server and will return
1on success. Otherwise an exception will be raised.
- catalogs
@cats = $server->catalogs
This method lists the catalogs available on the remote server. The result is a list of relative paths.
- models
%models = $server->models
This method lists all models available on the server. Returned is a hash reference. The keys are the model identifiers, all of the form
/somecatalog/somerepository. The values are repository objects.
- model
$server->model ($mod_id, option1 => value1, ...)
This method tries to find an repository in a certain catalog. This model id is always of the form
/somecatalog/somerepository. The following options are understood:
If the model already does exist, then an RDF::AllegroGraph::Repository object will be returned. If the specified catalog does not exist, then a
no catalogexception will be raised. Otherwise, if the repository there does not exist and the
MODEoption is
O_CREAT, then it will be generated. Otherwise an exception
cannot open repositorywill be raised.
Robert Barta,
<rho at devc.at>
Copyright 20(09|11) Robert Barta, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
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Always check for temporary closed crags due to environmental protection. There is a dedicated homepage from the 'Pfälzer Kletterer', that shows all currently closed crags: http://www.pfaelzer-kletterer.de/sub_tourendb/pfalztour/felssperrung/sperrlistePfalz.php
Please stick to it or some crags could be closed permanently, which happened in the past.
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Lighten Santa's Load this Holiday Season with the Compact Kindle Touch 3G
Press Release • Nov 16, 2011 10:01 EST
With more than one million books available in the Kindle Store, the Kindle Touch 3G is perfect for the bookworm on your list. Beginning next week, AT&T* will sell Amazon's Kindle Touch 3G in select AT&T company-owned retail stores nationwide for $149.
Kindle Touch is a new addition to the Kindle family with an easy-to-use touch screen that makes it easier than ever to turn pages, search, shop, and take notes - still with all the benefits of the most advanced electronic ink display. Kindle Touch is also lighter, smaller, eliminates battery anxiety with extra-long battery life and holds thousands of books.
Kindle Touch 3G, which connects over the AT&T mobile broadband network as well as Wi-Fi, allows users to download books and periodicals in less than 60 seconds. The convenience of 3G comes with no monthly fees, data plans, or annual contracts.
"The Kindle Touch 3G is a convenient and affordable holiday gift for the reading enthusiast on your list," said Glenn Lurie, president, emerging devices, AT&T. "With the largest selection of today's hottest books, customers will find the perfect book they're looking for this year on the new Kindle Touch."
Kindle Touch 3G includes all the same features that helped make the third-generation Kindle the No. 1 bestselling e-reader in the world:
- Free 3G wireless, no annual contracts, no monthly fees
- Global 3G coverage means books in under 60 seconds in over 100 countries and territories
- Paper-like Pearl electronic ink display, no glare even in bright sunlight
- Lightweight body for hours of comfortable reading with one hand
- Kindle Store with over 1,000,000 books - largest selection of the most popular books
- Seamless integration with free "Buy Once, Read Everywhere" Kindle apps for iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, Android, PC, Mac, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and now web browsers with Kindle Cloud Reader.
For the complete array of AT&T offerings, visit www.att.com.
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Marilyn Anderson, 76 - December 27, 2011
Marilyn Jean Anderson, 76, of Omaha, died after a short illness on Dec. 27, 2011, at Hillcrest Health Center in Bellevue.
Visitation will be from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel, Gothenburg.
Services will be held at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel at 2 p.m. Jan. 7, with Pastor Ken Sawyer officiating. Interment will follow in the Svea Dal Cemetery, Brady.
Anderson was born April 18, 1935 in Omaha, the daughter of John Peter Petersen and Helen Gould (Jenkins) Petersen.
She grew up in Omaha where she graduated from Omaha Technical High School and then earned her undergraduate degree from Milwaukee Bible College.
She married Wendel Lee Anderson on Sept. 22, 1956, at Pella Lutheran Church in Omaha. To this union five children were born: Karen, Kenneth, Kelvin, Kenton, and Kerry.
In addition to being a wife and mother, she was the office manager for many years at the family business Keystone Dies, Inc.
After all her children were grown she went back to school and earned a master's degree from the University of Nebraska. She used that degree to teach elementary school. She loved music and played the piano, organ, accordion and guitar, which she learned to play in her 50s.
Anderson was very active sharing her faith in Jesus Christ; some of the many ways she did this were through Evangelism Explosion and teaching AWANA, family members said.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers J. Allan Petersen and Raymond Earl Petersen, and sister Mary Helen Ehresman.
Survivors include: husband Wendel Lee Anderson of Omaha; daughter Karen Adkins; four sons—Kenneth, Kelvin, Kenton, and Kerry; sisters: Virginia Mae Shriver and Beverly Jane Sidebottom; six grandchildren—Bethany Maas, Jill Anderson, Rachel Anderson, Ethan Anderson, Ryan Anderson, and Caroline Anderson; and two great-grandchildren—Natalie and Levi; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Pushing Daisies is an ABC drama about a pie-maker named Ned (Lee Pace) who has the ability to bring the dead back to life. Ned finds out he can only bring them back for one life, else he kills something of equal "life value" in the area. So what do you use the ability to bring dead people back to life for less than a minute for? Solving crimes of course!
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Who's got the best drinks? Atmosphere? Tapas/small plates? Supernatural/undead clientele? Which joint is best for kids? Most likely to blow up... or GET blown up? Find out!
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From vampire slayers to starship captains, we're still totally obsessed with these cult tv shows. Read on to see if your favorite made the list.
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Pushing Daisies Movie, Musical: Both Coming Soon?
Pushing Daisies may be alive and well. A movie version and a musical based on the series are being discussed.
Pushing Daisies Kickstarter Campaign: Coming Soon?
Might a Pushing Daisies movie be in the works? Bryan Fuller has teased the possibility.
Pushing Daisies Series Finale Spoilers
ABC will soon air the series finale of Pushing Daisies. Here's what you can expect to see on it.
Pushing Daisies Final Episodes: Actually Set to Air!
ABC is actually planning to air the final three episodes of Pushing Daisies. Praise the programming gods!
Pushing Daisies DVD Details Announced
When can fans finally watch the final episodes of Pushing Daisies? We have the answer.
Pushing Daises Series Finale Spoilers, Plot Details
A few lucky people have already seen the Pushing Daises series finale. Here are a couple of notes regarding it.
Remaining Pushing Daisies Episodes Set to Air...
Pushing Daisies WILL air its final three episodes. Sadly, they won't appear on regular television.
Swoosie Kurtz Will Guest Star on Heroes
Swoosie Kurtz is off to Heroes. The actress will guest star on a future episode of the show.
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The biggest secret of all is close to being revealed. That was the main story line taken away from the most recent episode of Pushing Daisies.
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Award-Winning NJ Lawyers for Criminal Defense, Personal Injury & Family Law
Small law firm feel with big firm capability and technology located in Woodstown, New Jersey
In 2003, Bruce H. Sherman founded the full-service law firm Sherman Law Offices to continue his more than 30 years of strong legal advocacy for individuals, families and businesses in Salem, Gloucester and Cumberland counties. Now he is joined by his son, Joshua "Josh" Sherman, who was born and raised in this area. Together, they are equally dedicated to this community and the belief that their clients deserve the best quality service, respect and personal attention.
Clients benefit from our combination of technology with, hands-on, compassionate and cost-effective representation. The effective practice of law today requires instantaneous access to and effective use of cutting-edge legal software and search engines, in the office and in the courtroom. Josh has been instrumental in ensuring that Sherman Law Offices' use of technology is state of the art and on par with any large firm in the region.
We know that legal matters can be stressful for our clients and their families, and we strive to ease your anxiety, especially when court appearances are required. We guide you through the legal process from the initial consultation until we resolve your legal issues.
Providing clients with valuable legal solutions
We are at your side until your divorce or lawsuit is finalized, the wishes of your loved one are carried out through estate planning or probate, or your defense on drunk driving or criminal charges is complete.
Sherman Law Offices offers diligent representation in the following areas:
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Sherman Law Offices serves individuals, families and businesses in Woodstown and Salem and throughout Salem, Gloucester and Cumberland Counties in New Jersey.
We receive many referrals from present and former clients and other attorneys who are familiar with our work ethic, dedication and reputation in the community.
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SOCHI, Russia, Feb. 17 (UPI) -- Anton Kushnir of Belarus came through with the competition's best performance when it mattered most Monday to win gold in Olympic freestyle skiing aerials.
The 29-year-old veteran of the sport was not among the top favorites in the event and he needed two attempts to qualify for the three-stage final portion of the aerials.
He managed a second-place finish in the first stage of the finals and was third in the second stage behind two Chinese competitors.
Under the format used in freestyle skiing events at this year's Olympics, however, all of that was thrown out when the last four standing competed in the third stage of the finals.
No matter what has happened before, the judges' score in the last round determines who wins the medals and Kushnir's total of 134.50 was the best turned in by anyone all day.
David Morris of Australia was second with a score of 110.41 and Jia Zongyang of China was third at 95.06.
Qi Guangpu of China needed only one round to qualify, then had the best score in the first final stage and the second best score in the second stage. When the pressure was greatest, however, he finished fourth and last in his final trip down the course with a score of 90.00.
Kushnir added to the amazing medal total being compiled at these Olympics by athletes from Belarus.
Prior to these Games, Belarus had grabbed only one Winter Olympics gold medal. There have been five at the Sochi Olympics, three from biathlete Darya Dormacheva. Alla Tsuper of Belarus also won gold in the women's aerials.


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In This Kitchen, It's All About the Brass
Oh, brass. It's rare that we see you in contemporary kitchens. But when we do, it can be absolutely wonderful. Take, for instance, this gorgeous kitchen near Brooklyn's Prospect Park:
Designed by the borough's Workstead interior designers, brass shows up in the fixtures, the vent hood, cabinet door hardware, and even on the switch plate. It's not that yellow, gaudy lacquered stuff, but an aged-looking brass with patina. Mix such a beautiful finish with clean, contemporary lines and the result is simply brilliant.
What do you think of brass in the kitchen? Are you a polished chrome or brushed stainless fan or do you think brass has its place?
Related: Yes or No? Brass Hardware in a Modern Kitchen
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Maeve is a traditional western boot. Crafted from colorful full quill ostrich on the vamp, the quarters feature a delicate tulip stitch pattern. Single stitch welt construction. Leather sole. Handmade in Texas.
Lucchese will notify you when the item is back in stock or you can contact customer service at 1-888-582-1883 for additional assistance.
If you have questions regarding future availability or would like to consider creating a similar style through our Custom Make-Up Department, please call 1-888-LUC-1883.
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How a Lucchese Boot Should Fit
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- A properly fitting boot should feel like a firm handshake across the instep.
- The ball of your foot should be in the widest part of the boot.
- There will be a slight slip in the heel.
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1. Sit.
2. Put both fingers through the pull straps and insert your foot into the boot.
3. Keeping the heel on the ground, use your body weight to get your foot into the boot. *Note: You will feel resistance as you try to pull the boot on.
4. As your foot sinks into the boot, listen for the audible "thump."
5. Walk around and feel the fit of the boot. *Note: Notice the slight slip in the heel.
- If the boot feels too tight, go for a wider width.
- If the boot feels too loose, try a smaller size.
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Rudolph soars back into town for this faithful adaptation of the wonderful holiday film that speaks to the misfit in all of us. Based on the beloved 1964 stop-motion animated special, Rudolph and his friends (including Hermey the Elf, Yukon Cornelius, and the Abominable Snow Monster) take the stage.
Based on the classic television special. Adapted by Jon Ludwig; directed by Tim Sweeney.
Shows Tuesday-Sunday | Ages 4+
Reduced-price previews Nov. 7 & 8
No shows Nov. 23 & Dec. 25.
Themes: Anti-bullying, self-discovery, winter holidays, music
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Yamaha Event @ The Cavern Club
Tuesday October 9th sees Yamaha Guitars and Dolphin Music team up to celebrate acoustic music at it's very best.
Live at The Cavern Club on John Lennon's birthday, 3 amazing musicians will show just what's possible with an acoustic guitar – Gaz Twist, winner of the Guitarist Magazine competition to find the hottest unsigned acoustic act in the UK, Dave Goodman, legendary Canadian Bluesman with credits including The Ford Blues band and working with Mesa Boogie amps to create products like The Revolver and Derrin Nauendorf, Australian roots supremo and Radio 2 regular will perform stunning solo sets showcasing their incredible songwriting and performance talents and Yamaha's 2007 acoustic guitar range.
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No hard sell, no product presentation, just an incredible gig featuring 3 amazing musicians. For further info, videos and details of the Yamaha guitars, please visit this Yamaha Events website.
Doors open 20:00
Admission £8
The Cavern Club
10 Mathew Street
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Published at Monday, January 29th, 2018 - 01:57:09 AM. Other Kitchen. By Samuel Mathis.
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Transforming this vital room in your home does not require a pricey professional interior designer – it's just a matter of discovering unique solutions and fun aesthetic touches to make your kitchen more usable and beautiful. There are even a myriad amount of kitchen design ideas that can easily be utilized in your rented house or apartment, to help add a touch of individuality and personalization to your space. The following kitchen design photos are collected to introduce you to some delightful designs to inspire your internal designer. That inspiration and a few unique kitchen design tips will help you to create a welcoming space for food prep, entertainment and more.
Keeping the upper cabinetry a similar shade as the walls and ceiling places even greater focus on the sunshine-esque accent and makes the kitchen seem much taller. This is a great technique to use in kitchens where not all the fixtures quite blend – the yellow, even sized cabinets draw the eye away from the mismatched, grey wall storage.
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Enter the dragon.
Jaded smirks firmly in place, we recently went to the Sony Gamer's Day in San Francisco to check out games, mixed drinks, movies and most of all, the Sony Playstation 3. The event was held in what looked like the hull of a ship, weird watery effects included, and the cargo was exactly what we expected. But for all the news and details about Talladega Nights, 1080p, and "Riiiidge Racers", we all know that games are the wind in Sony's sails (and sales), and no wind looked mightier than the torrents of flame shooting from the gaping maws of Lair's gigantic, flying dragons.
That's right, flying, fire spitting dragons that can hurl themselves through the air, or land and rampage over little human bodies like stepping stones in a pond of blood. And you get to control one of these as a nifty little dragon-riding knight wrapped in metal, all with the weird tilt controls of Sony's playable palindrome, the Sixaxis controller.