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Doug Smith has been a sportswriter for more than 30 years, a journey that's included seven Olympic Games, numerous and varied championships and more dreary regular season games than he'd care to remember. Here, he'll talk about them all, as well as current events and pop culture. (Just don't ask him about music nowadays — it's not his cup of tea).


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Described by influential critic Leonard Feather as "a dynamic song stylist recalling at times elements of Dinah Washington and Sarah Vaughan," Dakota Staton never enjoyed the widespread acclaim or commercial success of her reference points, but remains one of the soulful and commanding jazz singers of the postwar era. Born outside of Pittsburgh on June 3, 1930, Staton began singing and dancing as a child, later attending the Filion School of Music. At 16, she starred in the stage show Fantastic Rhythm and two years later joined local bandleader Joe Wespray. From there, Staton headlined a lengthy residency at Detroit's landmark Flame Show Bar, followed by years traveling the Midwest club circuit. Eventually she settled in New York City, and while performing at Harlem's Baby Grand she captured the attention of Capitol Records producer Dave Cavanaugh, who extended a contract offer. Staton's debut single, "What Do You Know About Love?," appeared in 1954, and a year later she claimed jazz magazine Down Beat's Most Promising Newcomer award. By no means strictly a jazz act, however, she was also a bold, brassy R&B singer and performed alongside Big Joe Turner and Fats Domino at legendary disc jockey Alan Freed's first Rock 'n' Roll Party showcases. Freed regularly played Staton's "My Heart's Delight" on his daily WINS show, and when long-awaited full-length debut The Late, Late Show finally hit retail in 1957, it proved an enormous crossover hit, peaking at number four on the Billboard pop charts. Its 1958 follow-up, The Dynamic Dakota Staton!, reached the number 22 spot and more importantly heralded the beginning of her long collaboration with arranger and conductor Sid Feller.
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DECnet for Linux FAQ
This FAQ aims to answer common questions about using DECnet on Linux machines. I recommend you read it before submitting questions to the mailing list as it might save you (and others) a lot of time.
As a general rule there are no general DECnet related questions here (eg on using DECnet with OpenVMS, Ultrix or SunOS) as that information is available from the respective vendors.
The FAQ mentions OpenVMS as the "other" operating system most of the time - that's because the DECnet programs are primarily aimed at OpenVMS users and mainly because that's the only DEC DECnet system I have available to me.
DECnet, VMS, OpenVMS and Ultrix are trademarks of HP,
SunOS is a trademark of Sun Microsystems,
Linux is a trademark of Linus Torvalds
- What is DECnet?
- Why would I want DECnet for Linux?
- What's an end-node?
- What versions of VMS/OpenVMS does it support?
- Does it talk to any operating system other than VMS?
- Where do I get it?
- What network interfaces does it support?
- Does it support DDCMP?
- Does it support LAT?
- Does it support LAD/LAST?
- Does it support DFS?
- Does it support DCPS?
- what about PATHWORKS?
- what about DECnet/Plus?
- I have a load of DECservers - can I use them with Linux?
- What sort of support do I get?
- Will this work on any other Unix?
- Is it part of the standard Linux kernel?
- Can I run Linux on a VAX?
- Is it legal to run VMS at home?
- Why are you doing this?
- Can I do transparent file access?
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- Can I access RMS indexed files from Linux
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- Can I mount VMS disks from Linux?
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- So what else are you going to do?
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- Your releases are a bit erratic, how do I get the latest code?
- Why are your release numbers so stupid?
- How do I write DECnet programs?
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- Help, all my programs are linked with libdnet?
- I get duplicate definitions for 'getnodebyname' and my programs don't compile.
- protocol.cc: In method `char * dap_date_message::time_to_string(time_t)': protocol.cc:1703: warning: `%y' yields only last 2 digits of year
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- How do I calculate the MAC address?
- Help! Nothing seems to work!
- I keep getting "Unknown or invalid node name"
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- Why is it all so complicated?
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- My Phase V nodes keep disappearing from /proc/net/decnet_neigh, why?
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We reclaim Fireplaces
from 1920s and 1930s Art Deco fireplaces to classic 1950s tiled fireplaces and Edwardian cast iron fireplaces.
We have a wide selection of reclaimed and restored original items.
Twentieth Century Fires buy and sell original tiled fireplaces as well as fireplace inserts.
We also buy and sell wooden and marble mantels and related items from throughout the Twentieth Century.
We have a fairly constant stock level of about sixty original complete tiled fireplaces, around thirty tiled fireplace inserts and over a hundred original wooden mantels from most eras of the twentieth century.
Original marble mantels are a rarer commodity but we would usually have several in stock, along with a few examples of ceramic and enamelled cast iron fireplaces.
Art Deco is a style that was popular in fireplace design from the 1920s and 1930s through to the 1950s. We have a selection of original Art Deco Complete Fireplaces in stock as well as original Art Deco Fireplace Inserts that fit inside reproduction or original Art Deco Fire Surrounds
If you wish to come and see a particular original fireplace or mantel that you have found on the website it is advisable to contact us in advance of your visit so that we can get the item to somewhere that you can easily view them.
Tiled fireplace inserts were first produced from around 1900 but cast iron fireplace inserts were still popular up until the start of the first world war in 1914.
These cast iron fireplaces usually had "tile sets" incorporated in them and we always have a small selection of originals in stock as well as a few Arts and Crafts fireplace inserts made from beaten copper that were popular in the early part of the century.
As well as selling fireplaces we also sell loose tiles to repair your existing fireplace if it is possible.
It is always the hearth that becomes worn the most. The tiled hearths on most all-tiled fireplaces from the 20th century were designed to be replaced without removing the entire fireplace. We can make replacement hearths (and fit them if the location is not too far from us ) if necessary.
For plain colours, which suits most Edwardian fireplaces and hearths, we can offer a limited colour-matching service. However, the majority of tiled fireplaces made in the 20th century were mottled or glazed with more than one colour. The glazing was often done by hand and has proved very difficult to copy. Although matching the exact original mottled colour is impossible, we can usually make the fireplace look near its best again.
We often combine old and new pieces for customers. We make new tiled inserts to sit within a customers original mantel, or vice versa. We are good at making the unmatched elements of fireplaces fit together.
Often customers wish to keep parts of their original fireplace and reuse them. Even if all you have is a handfull of original tiles salvaged from a hearth, these can be meaningfully incorporated in the design of a replacement.
As well as selling our original fireplaces we also lease them out our to film and television studios, theatre companies and advertisers.
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News + Culture on WPRB, WPRB's News Department, is a group of student producers and journalists using radio and new media to deliver stories not covered by other media outlets. The department produces a variety of programming each year, including talk shows, news magazines, and interview programs. Topics range from domestic politics and foreign policy to the arts, the sciences, and technology. Former correspondents include Charlie Gibson (ABC), Alan Flippen (New York Times Co.), Scott Gurvey (PBS), John Catlett (Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty), and Kathleen McCleery (PBS).
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As the proud owner of a new Opt 170 and ATI 1900XT, I have come to the conclusion that my cases are too hot, or too loud, or just plain suck to work inside of.
Do you guys have any suggestions to a case which is the best of all 3 ? Money isn't really an object as long as the case doesn't cost ridiculous amounts.
Thoughts? There are so many cases out there...I'm sort of lost, and my last case sucks to work in...I'd rather not make that mistake again.


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Sports Photography Using A Pentax - Part 1
Matthew Kelly shows us how to take great sports photos with a Pentax.
31/07/2012 - 11:45
Matthew Kelly is a professional sports photographer. Take a look as his website here.If I could give you only one tip it would have to be a quote from Robert Capa, the legendary American war photographer:
"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're too far away."
Sports photography is about getting in tight and seeing the emotion of the players and crowd. That's why we love sport – the highs and lows.
You need to be as close to the action as possible and that means right on the touch-line, in front of the advertising boards. If you think you'll need permission contact the club in the week before the game. My advice is to do this anyway out of courtesy. Most clubs are fine with this because you're going to publicise their team / event, etc. There may be occasion when you need to be affiliated to a sports governing body to gain access to pitch-side. For example, to take pitch-side photos at any Welsh Premier Football matches you need to be affiliated to the FAW (it's free and it means you can have access to any Welsh Premier match that season).
I've put together a few tips and tricks from my experiences of shooting sports with a Pentax DSLR:
Camera Body
I've been taking sports photos, and supplying the local press too, for the last five years or so, all with a Pentax. The majority of the pics I have taken have been with a K7 and I've recently upgraded to a K5. Both bodies have coped with rugby and football, the latter especially. The autofocus is usually okay, but in dark situations the lack of contrast can hinder you a little. The frame rate is certainly quick enough and it means you'll have fewer photos to edit through and delete later – imagine shooting 90 minutes at 11fps, most pics will go straight in the bin.
For most sports the minimum shutter speed needed to freeze the action is at least 1/500th, more likely 1/640th. If you're shooting outside on a gloriously sunny afternoon and bathed in bright sunshine then f/5.6 or f/6.3 will be fast enough.
But we live in Britain. Those bright and sunny days, especially in the rugby or football seasons, are very few and far between.
Imagine it's a Saturday in February at 4:30pm. It's damp, grey and cold. What little sun there was has almost slipped away until tomorrow. The score is 1 -1. Just as the game is finishing the home side throw one last attack up the field…they score the winning goal and you nailed the photo! Everyone goes wild! Shouting and waving their arms in the air!
Including you.
You've just seen your blurry, dark, underexposed photo. f/5.6 will not give you the shutter speed you need (unless you crank up the ISO and then they'll be noisy).
Don't even try at a floodlit match unless you've got f/2.8.
Cricket, however, is only played in the summer on dry days. f/5.6 is going to do the job just fine! Set your camera on a tripod, aim it at the stumps and fire away! Plus the extra depth of field will let you get the wicket keeper and slips relatively sharp too.
There are plenty of other sports that don't need f/2.8, too.
On choosing a lens, personally, I would go for a larger constant aperture over focal length. For example, f/2.8 200mm instead of f/5.6 300mm.
Memory Cards
I use class 10 Micro SD cards with an adapter. The class 10 makes the files write quicker and the camera's buffer doesn't fill up so fast. I use Micro SD cards for another reason which I'll get to later.
Extra Equipment
Two things that make handling Pentax cameras an awful lot easier are:
1) A battery grip
2) Remove the neck strap
Pentax DSLRs are small – a huge selling point – but with a f/2.8 200mm lens on the front it makes them feel a little cumbersome. The grip gives the body that little extra size and seems to balance out the camera and lens. Also, most of my sports shots are taken in portrait orientation and the grip makes those much more comfortable.
How many times have you looked through the viewfinder and found the strap in the way? Never? Oh, if it's just me then forget point two. But, if you've been wasting seconds moving the strap it means you've missed the shot - and there's no replay in live sports! I use clips to attach my neck strap and remove it completely when I start shooting.
One last tip on equipment – wear "work" trousers with knee pads. The extra pockets in the trousers are really handy BUT to make your subjects appear larger, taller and more imposing you need to be on your knees. When you shoot from a lower angle the players look better and knee pads are a must!
That's it for part one of Matt's Sports photography guide - look out for part 2 coming soon!
In the meantime, why not take a look at Matthew's website here.
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Hello Matthew,
Football is my favorite game.You are doing excellent job.This pictures are nice click....
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Football is my favorite game.You are doing excellent job.This pictures are nice click....
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… A few days ago we posted behind the scene footage of Bet That I'm A Boss. If you didn't see the exclusive behind the scene footage click here. As I stated before The Kennedys stay high on the rotation. Good music has a special place here on Skewln. Without further ado, brand new music from The Kennedys, Bet That I'm A Boss.
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Yes.... "legit" USE ALL THE CHEATS.
Kill Craft 2 is zombie survival game with block style characters, fimiliar to minecraft. The game is about surviving waves of zombies in this large map. Because fighting zombies with fists is not very effective, you have to gather resources from the map or buy them from shop with reward money which you get from killing the zombies. There is a wide variety of items you can craft or buy, including weapons like Sword, Crossbow, Glock19, MP5 and RPG7. Remeber that this is ALPHA state, there will be more content. Download and Play ALPHA for free! Kill zombies, earn cash. Buy, Craft and Build stuff! Currently the game is for windows only. But in future. It will be released for mac and linux aswell.
Isn't this the exact same premise as Minecraft only now I can use 2 fists?
kill craft 2 is just awesome and great only can u add third person cam
So, here is my first try to play it "legit". It was not easy.


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A fitness center provides cardio and strength-training equipment, and a lake-view patio houses a year-round outdoor splash pool; guests dine in the T.G.I. Friday's restaurant.
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Radisson Hotel & Suites Austin-Downtown sits on the shore of Town Lake, within 10 blocks of museums, shops, entertainment, and government buildings. The hotel is close enough to city highlights that many guests prefer to explore the area on foot. Valet and self parking are available for a surcharge.
The outdoor splash pool provides a view of the lake and its surroundings, and a fitness center open 24 hours offers a range of equipment. The lobby houses a T.G.I. Friday's restaurant and a full-service Starbucks coffee shop.
About 10,000 square feet of meeting space is available, including a ballroom that accommodates 375 guests. A business center offers high-speed Internet access, faxing, printing, and copying (surcharges).
- 24-hour front desk
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Starbucks - Serving coffee drinks, pastries, and a selection of breakfast items and sandwiches. Open from early morning to late evening.
Onsite dining options also include room service with limited hours, poolside service, and a lobby bar.
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The fitness center provides stationary bikes, a stair machine, a treadmill, strength-training equipment, and free weights. The hotel's outdoor splash pool is open year-round.
Radisson Hotel & Suites Austin-Downtown is adjacent to Town Lake's 10-mile trail, which is suitable for jogging, walking, and biking. Lake activities include canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boating.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
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Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: USD 17 per day (in/out privileges)
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in Green Key Eco-Rating Program, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.


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Florence M. Belsito, 70, of Laurel Court, Quakertown, died Sunday in her home. She was the wife of Louis S. Belsito. They were married 52 years last May.
Born in Clementon, N.J., she was a daughter of the late Roland and Josephine (Krebs) Meinhardt.
She was a member of St. Isidore's Catholic Church, Quakertown.
Survivors: Husband; son, Louis S. Jr. of Pipersville; daughter, JoAnn, wife of Fred Dadak of Philadelphia; sister, Regina Spier of Quakertown, and two grandsons.


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Well, we're officially into the month of May. Hopefully the old saying, "April showers brings May flowers" is true because I'm sick of the rain and ready to get outside and start getting my yard ready for summer.
May is always a very important month for a lot of high school seniors out there getting ready for graduation! Senioritis is kicking in and I'm pretty sure they're ready to move on. Their four long hard years of high school are finally coming to an end (little do they know that compared to the "real" world, those last four years were a piece of cake)!
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This week's round-up starts with good news! Katherine Jackson was given back full custody of Michael Jackson's children. The court said it was clear the children love, want and need her. Good for the judge – I'm sure Michael would be happy.
In "Bachelorette" news, rumors abound. I know, I know, I thought it was over and done with, too. You may recall that I suspected little Miss Innocent might have slept with Arie during the "fantasy suite" night? Well, rumors say she did! And you know where there are rumors, there is probably truth. The tabloids can't all be wrong...
In "Royal" news, Kate is still not pregnant but she and William hugged at the Olympics. Aww. Harry is sporting a new, strange and cryptic tattoo on his wrist. Will we find out the real scoop? Stay tuned!
In "Vacation" news, Sir Elton John and Neil Patrick Harris brought their families together for a vacation to St. Tropez! This was the second time the families, whose kids are close in age, got together for a holiday in the sun. Might I add that I wish I had been invited? I love them and their kids are adorable, but mostly, I have never been to the south of France. Who wouldn't want to go there?
In "Suri" news, Tom took Suri to Disney World®! Why not? It seems like a perfectly normal thing to do when you're a "Disneyland Dad." However, one park visitor's statement to People magazine says it all.
"Suri looked like she was in heaven. It was really cute. She was walking around like she owned the place, having the time of her life, and Tom, who looked really handsome was talking to her, was really engaging with her."
Well, Suri doesn't own it as far as I know but maybe if she asks nicely...Just because TomKat is no more, doesn't me the vital Suri updates end.
In "Kanye" news, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West took her little sisters to Magic Mountain. They all rode a roller coaster where Kim got scared and cried. Wow. Poor Kim, we really feel her pain.
In "Oh Wow! This is Exciting!" news, Pink celebrated her husband's birthday with a "vegetarian feast." Not to be outdone, Jennie Garth got a massage before taking her little girls to a Kelly Clarkson concert. Kelly, by the way, had earlier been shopping herself! Fascinating.
Finally, "Toddlers and Tiaras" is back in all its glory. My favorite moment this week was when one of the little girls was so tired she literally slept through most of the pageant despite mom's best efforts (best efforts being defined as cajoling, bribing, giving her sugar). Rather than showing concern as to why her child might be that tired, mom was concerned that she may not show enough personality for the judges. Ah...Wednesday nights are back!
As always, dear friends, I love dishing with you and would love to hear what you have to say! Until next week!
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Maria Los spent the first twelve years of her life in London, England. She describes herself as a "restless ball of fire." She had a lot of energy to burn, but nowhere particularly productive to spend it, so instead most of her time at was spent causing trouble or up in the principal's office paying her dues. At seven, she was fortunate enough to be introduced to music and more importantly, the piano. Although her school behavior didn't improve markedly, she had found something positive that was hers, and this would change her life course forever.
Maria says that her parents never pushed her to play, and this perhaps is what allowed her the freedom to become so attached to the piano. True to character, she soon developed her own style of learning and practicing. Although she chose to spend many hours a week at the piano, she frequently neglected to do the assigned homework, and preferred to practice her peices at quadrouple speed, she also avoided reading the score at all costs (which she later would pay for at times in her adult life). Maria's teacher Liviu Galbinski, expressed being both awed by her persistance and budding talent yet exasperated by her stubborn defiance to do what was expected of her at the same time - a sentiment that would be experienced by other well meaning teachers in the future. Needless to say, by the age of nine Maria had already composed several precocious songs, many of which were fodder for later works. When Maria was twelve, the family moved to the States amd settled in a Lone Pine, a town of 2,000 people in the California High Desert. For two years, she received very little formal training. Without the structure of lessons, she moved further away from the score and became more involved with exploring the keyboard, and experimenting with sound. After the family relocated to Port Townsend, Washington in High School, Maria was fortunate to meet Gwendolyn Moore, a concert pianist who had recently relocated from Los Angeles. Gwen spent the next several years teaching Maria a style of playing called "weight technique" and educating her about the complexity and subtlety of sound. During her time in Port Townsend, Maria began to perform both solo and classical orchestral works. Between 1994 and 1996 Maria performed Beethoven's 1st Piano Concerto, the Schumann Concerto and Mozart's 21st Concerto with the Turtle Bluff Orchestra, composing Cadenza's for each event. Maria graduated in 1998 from Antioch College with a degree in Music still without being able to read from a score. Maria describes her collegiate experience, "Thoughout college, I was either a "genius" or an "idiot". There were professors who wrote me off because of this "reading deficiency" without giving me a chance, and professors who praised my "unusual talent" and ended up compensating for the others by boasting about my unconventional learning methods." I sometimes regret that I was so determined to read from a score a child, but at the same time I also believe that the approach I took has ultimately allowed me to develop an understanding and relationship with music that helped me become a better player and composer. So in the end I wouldn't trade my situation." In the past several years, Maria has continued to move around,travelling and spending time in Kenya, Thailand and Eastern and Western Europe; she now lives in Portland, Oregon where she's presently enjoying learning how to play the fiddle. The final product in this CD captures Maria's firey, somewhat iconoclastic personality, combined with a musical complexity that stems from years of training, sound experimentation and life experiences. Track List: 1. Hidden Falls 2. Cinimod's Lament 3. Ofira 4. After Martinis 5. Elephant Reverie 6. Elvintide 7. Art Serata 8. Souvenirs D'andalousie 9. Fish out of Water Suggested CDs:Other Genres:


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Oh for fuck's sake
The other day I had trouble choosing between Russell Brand and the Daily Mail. It was tough, but I decided, shithouse that he is, to lean towards the comedy-vacuum faux-Dickensian wankstain that is Brand.
The brouhaha over this issue, which has erupted like a bowl of festering dogturds in a microwave, has just disheartened me even more, because I'm feeling ever more sympathy for the no-talent cunty wunt, a man who has form for being a poor man's Jeremy Beadle with an equally laughless 'prank' phone call. Yes, Ross and Brand acted like a couple of spotty teenage virgins after their first ever can of Special Brew; yes, they're thunderously unpleasant individuals, and in Ross's case, litigiously unpleasant; yes, they shouldn't have done what they did; and yes, someone should have realised that broadcasting what they did was pretty fucking pathetic, and stopped it right there and then.
But, for fuck's sake, it's just a couple of blokes on a radio show. A couple of overpaid tosswipes getting adolescent giggles thanks to Team Taxpayer, I grant you, but that doesn't mean it's the crime of the century. They've offended someone, and their employers will take appropriate action. It should have happened without a media storm; it is to the BBC's shame that it took the fucking Daily Mail, of all people, to point it out.
The Mail's agenda is simple: Brand and Ross work for the BBC. The BBC is evil because it threatens profits at the Daily Mail with regional news services, websites and broadcasting is a haven for leftie troublemakers. Brand himself has mentioned the Mail's support for fascism in the 1930s, and the fact that the current owner's dad, Lord Rothermere the first, wrote to "My Dear Fuehrer". So therefore: get the back-combed cunt with everything we've got.
It's got to the stage where Gordon Brown, a man regularly despised and pilloried by the Mail, becomes the arbiter of righteousness, so long as he's backing up what they're saying:
Ordinarily, the Mail's ire at this time of year is reserved for BBC newsreaders who dare not to wear poppies. And it's worth remembering that, had this Brand-Ross business never happened, they would be finding some way of launching an attack on Auntie in some form or other. It just so happened that Ross and Brand's shitness landed it right in their laps, for once.
But can we please have a teensy-weensy bit of perspective on this? The world economy is going down the toilet. The US are launching lethal attacks on Pakistan and Syria. Can we have a little bit of that in our newspapers, rather than 'Manuelgate'? Is that too much to ask?
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I just took a quick look at the Mail's website. At present there are no less than 8 stories, yes 8 of the fucking things right at the top of the page. All over an unfunny twat.
New US president on the way, economy down the shitter, humanitarian catastrophy in Congo and we get 8 stories on a man that needs a hair cut.
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"Utah would give voluntary and cost-free firearms training to school personnel, while Arizona would organize an armed and trained citizens' posse, with shades of the Old West. May the entire country manage the sense and gumption to follow such examples."
So how would you propose that we would know for sure who are considered to be the "good guys" and "bad guys" with concealed weapons... because who is to know if a "good" guy has turned "bad," either from mental illness, being uninformed or biased about his/her target's intentions, or just plain arrogant stupidity? So instead, we would be doomed to forever walk on egg shells for fear of accidentally offending/scaring someone with a handgun who felt they had the authority to "draw it and blast" us away. This type of constant and visible threat of violence only serves to silence people, and is a prominent characteristic not only of abusive domestic relationships, but also of the most undemocratic societies throughout history. Our "freedom" that gun fetishizers think they are "protecting" is close to vanishing under the specter of violence.
[Our "freedom" that gun fetishizers think they are "protecting" is close to vanishing under the specter of violence."]
I would dispute that assumption.
Drunk drivers still slaughter 10,000 people every year, permanently cripple 100,000 people every year, hurt more than 400,000 every year AND we still tolerate it. And driving is not even a protected Constitutional "freedom"!
How is that endurable, for your 'hoplophobia' kind?
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NBA Sunday: Noel Admits He Has Work To Do
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Just about every 2013 NBA mock draft has Kentucky's Nerlens Noel ranked as the top overall prospect over the likes of UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad, Indiana's Cody Zeller, and a few of his future teammates.
That creates a ton of pressure every time Noel steps on the court. Although the draft is over 300 days away and his collegiate debut isn't until November, Noel is expected to already be great.
A lot of people got their first glimpse of Noel at adidas Nations and the reviews were far from stellar. Clearly not in shape after focusing mainly on academics and becoming eligible this summer, Noel struggled mightily against fellow freshman and more-experienced college players.
It was a reality check for talent evaluators that Noel, who didn't anoint himself as the top overall prospect, has a long ways to go before reaching the standards that have been set for him. It was not a reality check for Noel, though, because he's far more realistic about where he's currently at.
"I do think I need a lot of work but I feel that I didn't compete at the best level I needed to especially not being at a college program like the rest of these guys," Noel said to HOOPSWORLD. "I felt that I wasn't really fine tuned with my game but once I get to school and I get into a college program and really get to working with the coaches and working on my body I feel that everything will come together and prepare me for whatever arises during the season.
"There's a lot more that I've got to do, and a lot more I think I'm able to do. I've just got to be able to have the mentality to be more aggressive and be able to keep working. I know things will start falling, especially when I get to school. Not be like all the rest of the guys have the benefits of being at a college program this summer and I know that it will come. I wasn't in the best shape but I know that."
Noel was well aware of how his poor play at Nations became headline news.
"You can only listen to so much," Noel said. "You take some negativity in from the right people, that'll give you good negative criticism on what you have to work on. You can't just take in what anybody's saying. You've got to know what you can do better from the right people. It's gotten pretty crazy but I always keep a level head, make sure the people around me just stay positive."
Nobody fits the right person description better than his head coach John Calipari. Coach Cal has yet to work with Noel yet, but the countdown has begun.
"[Calipari] does a great job of keeping all of his players out of that attention and just keeping them focused on getting better and focus on their academics," Noel said. "That's the great thing about Kentucky and Coach Calipari.
"He's a player's first coach. He cares about his players so much. He wants what's best for his players and he really knows how to develop you to play at the next level and how to keep his players in line and really compete for a championship with a lot of great players on one team."
While so much of the talk surround the Wildcats is focused on Noel, he isn't foolish enough to think that even at his best he can win a championship by himself.
"Our whole team's going to be key contributors in the role of getting another championship," Noel said. "I think we've got a lot of work to do over this offseason but I think if we get our mind to it we can achieve that.
"I know about everybody on the team. Developing a great chemistry before you get there is crucial so you can have the brotherhood like the past six players did. They were just all so close and cared about each other and that was a lot of Coach Calipari's recognition that nobody was selfish and that's something that I'm looking forward to having: a good brotherhood with them."
As an individual, Noel's primary duty will be serving as the Wildcat's defensive anchor. His shot-blocking ability with both hands was one of the main reasons why he became the nation's top recruit. However, Noel is expecting to have an equally-large impact on the offensive end.
"I think my offense is there," Noel said. "Not 100% there but I think I've been working on that, I think I see a lot of pathways for me to becoming a good offensive player."
Noel's offensive game and strength are two of the things he plans on working on the most once he arrives in Lexington, Kentucky. By the time we see him wear the Wildcat's blue and white for the first time he should be leaps and bounds better than the Noel who struggled at Nations. Ultimately, it will be what he does during the 2012-13 NCAA season that determines whether or not he really is the premier prospect.
"I want to be as good as I can be," Noel said. "I want to be the best player I can be. I want to be great.
"I think the hype is real. I think I'm going to live up to the hype, I'm going to work that much harder so I can be the best player I can be."
Team USA Goes For Gold
The 2012 London Olympics come to an end today but before the closing ceremonies Team USA and Spain will battle it out for the gold medal in men's basketball at 10 am EST just as they did at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
That close contest was won by the Americans, who are a 21-point favorite heading into today's game, 118-107. 10 players, five from each team, played four years ago as well.
Spain has had their struggle during the Olympics. Meanwhile, Team USA has been dominant as expected. They got a scare from Lithuania in pool play, but other than that they have simply outclassed their opponents by being bigger, stronger, more athletic and more skilled.
No matter the outcome, this marks an end of an era Team USA teams as there will be a different look at the 2016 Olympic games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Team USA head coach Mike Krzyzewski has made it clear that this will be his last game, as has guard Kobe Bryant. Several other veterans will undoubtedly follow suit, possibly forcefully.
While the talk of being better than the 1992 Dream Team may be a bit lofty, there's no denying how incredibly talented this squad is. This could be the last time we see all-time greats representing the USA together in their primes, so make sure to set your DVR if you can't watch it live because they will play as if it is Game 7 in the Finals.
As overmatched as Spain may seem, they are too talented to count out. They've yet to put together a complete game and could be saving their best for last. They too have a lot of players who won't be back come 2016, so they will have the same sense of urgency and desperation to grasp the moment that the Americans have.
Up Close With Craig Smith
Free agent forward Craig Smith is currently training at Impact Basketball in Los Angeles, California as he waits to find out who he'll be playing with next. Rather than growing frustrated over being unsigned, Smith has instead focused on improving his versatility. He talks about that and more in this exclusive interview with HOOPSWORLD.


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Centre College recently launched a new mobile website. Available at m.centre.edu, the site allows users to connect with Centre more easily on their smart phones.
"The mobile site is a pared-down version of the website that focuses on bringing key content to different audience groups," says Jessica Shields, Centre's visual and web designer. "On the mobile site, visitors can find general news and events, as well as admission information for prospective students."
Prospective students can request information, get directions to campus and more through the mobile site by clicking here.
Later this summer, part of CentreNet will also be added to the mobile site.
"Students, faculty and staff will be able to access class schedules, convo credits, dining menus, the directory and more from their mobile devices," Shields says.
Also available on the mobile site are a calendar with campus-wide events and a social media tab, with links to Centre's Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr accounts, so that visitors can move easily from one platform to another on their mobile devices.
"The layout of the mobile site has been simplified so that visitors are only seeing key links and content," says Shields. "The text has been enlarged so it's easier to read on a mobile device. It also loads faster than the Centre homepage does on a mobile device, using less data."
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Students help prove horizontal stripes make you fatter
Fashion Design students from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) at Rochester have helped prove that horizontal stripes do make you look fatter.
The students were enlisted by Val Watham whose experiment to test whether stripes affect people's perception of size won the BBC's Amateur Scientist of the Year award on Saturday (18 June).
Val, who is 53 and from Reading, said: "Working with UCA has been a great experience - the students have been fantastic. Not only have they made the garments, but they also volunteered to act as models.
"It is wonderful that the judges thought our work and findings were good enough to win. The next step is to see how we can turn our experiment into a proper scientific paper."
Since January, a team of volunteers from UCA have helped make a range of shirts and dresses with the stripes positioned horizontally and vertically. They were then filmed wearing each of the dresses and shirts, plus a plain black alternative.
In April, the videos were taken to the BBC Science tent at Edinburgh Science Festival where the public estimated what size the model is in each of the clips.
To make sure the study was scientifically valid, Val worked with psychologist Dr Peter Thompson from the University of York, who is an expert in visual perception.
Thomas Williams, one of the first year Fashion Design students who volunteered to make the garments, said: "I was really excited at having the opportunity to work with the BBC. It's been a great experience."
Four amateur scientists were shortlisted for the award as part of Radio 4's weekly science programme 'So you Want to Be a Scientist'. They presented their findings at the Cheltenham Science Festival in June where Val was named the winner.
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Editorial : No silver lining
The habit has been to regard our Island economy as happily out of step with what's going on nationally, and if globalization is influential in economic terms these days, well, we haven't factored that in yet. There is some justification for the long-held presumption that our insularity is an asset in tough economic times. After all, since the 1970s, the Vineyard has worked itself steadily upscale, so that if anyone is able to pay Vineyard prices, it will be Vineyard visitors, because the ante was awful steep to begin with. In addition, we have always thought, again with good reason, that if some part of the country and the national economy experiences a downturn, well we draw our paying customers from all over, and certainly some of these visitors will be from areas where the decline is less steep.
History also supports the notion that national economic woes, which cripple small communities as well as big cities on the mainland, have left us largely unscathed. Martha's Vineyard and its economy has grown steadily - sometimes rapidly, sometimes more modestly - but it has always grown since the nearly four-decades-long growth spurt began. We've added to the Martha's Vineyard population, the Martha's Vineyard housing stock, and Martha's Vineyard's wealth at a remarkable rate since we were discovered in the late 1960s. Remarkably, Martha's Vineyard has built and rebuilt schools and other public buildings throughout the period, buoyed by rising real estate values and well-heeled summer property owning taxpayers. Indeed, despite our best efforts to discourage visitors, summer, and even year-round residents, with high costs and layers of development regulation, growth has hummed handsomely along. Even tick-borne diseases haven't diminished the appetite newcomers have for Martha's Vineyard.
So, it is shocking to read, as we do this morning, that this Island community has begun to feel the effects of the staggering national and global economy, whose troubles are focused to a large extent on declining property values and tight credit markets. The concerns of local business leaders center on bank stability, the construction industry, home prices, and charitable donations, Times writer Steve Myrick reports.
Nevertheless, despite these justifiable worries, it is encouraging to learn that Sovereign Bank, parent of Bank of Martha's Vineyard, although under seige from investors, along with other large regional banks, endures, and looks forward.
"We're a strong branch, we're doing well," Paul Watts, Bank of Martha's Vineyard senior vice president told The Martha's Vineyard Times. "The bank has $12 billion in cash reserves. We're still making loans, we're still interested in making loans. Our deposit base is staying loyal to us."
That's exactly what Vineyarders need to hear, as the crushing national and international financial news deflates our spirits daily. Still, there is reason to worry, as Fielding Moore, chief executive at Edgartown National Bank, made clear.
"We're concerned about what the impact is to the economy if there aren't some measures taken to alleviate the credit crisis," Mr. Moore told Steve Myrick. "That really drives the economy. We're not part of that, but ultimately it will affect us if the economy suffers and we go into a very deep recession."
Islanders have reason to be optimistic. Martha's Vineyard's desirability, history, and widespread customer base suggest that hopefulness is not unreasonable, but neither is caution and careful planning, especially as we approach the long winter season ahead.


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- Moreson or "morning sun" in Afrikaans, which includes the adjoining farm Blois, originally formed part of La Motte, one of Simon van der Stel's original land grants to Hans Hendrik Hattingh in 1695. This beautiful riverside winery nestles in one of South Africa's most picturesque mountain settings in the Franschhoek Valley. Moreson has a plush and comfortable wine tasting and sales venue attached to the modern and compact cellar. These buildings are set among the vineyards, fruit orchards and magnificent oak trees. Visitors to Moreson can enjoy the fine wines and a Mediterranean farm-style luncheon at the restaurant, Bread & Wine.
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Make It: Festive Fall Felt Wreath
Seasonal décor for your home can't be left out of the picture. Creating your own DIY designs for the fall season is your best bet for making your home stand out. Front door wreaths have become year-round in some places, but really begin popping up in fall. Straw, autumn leaves, berries, anything pumpkin-themed appear on entryways everywhere.
Be different. And be evergreen, by making your own wreath drawing in more modern looks with materials you can either switch out or put away for another time after the season ends.
A simple foam ring wrapped in ribbon is a perfect idea. Add some easy, handmade felt flowers, felt leaves and a few simple stitches and you've got a one-of-a-kind look that greets your guests with a visually-stunning welcome.
Festive Fall Felt Wreath
What you'll need:
- Foam ring – (I used a 16" diameter ring – you can choose your size)
- 12-15 pieces of felt for flowers, leaves in different shades
- Tracing paper/pencil for drawing out leaf pattern
- Embroidery thread, different colors
- Embroidery needle
- Straight pins – regular silver and decorative
- 24 yards of 2" ribbon, your choice, pattern
1: Start by wrapping your foam ring with the ribbon, overlapping the ribbon edges to make sure your ring is covered.
2: Secure the end on the back of the wreath with a straight pin and wherever else you feel it necessary for a little extra hold. When you get back to where you started, pin the ends with 2-3 pins to hold the ribbon in place. Set aside and create your flowers and leaves.
3: If you are going to create leaves, you can print out this article with my provided leaf pattern.
4: Use your pattern to cut out your leaves in several colors. You can go all fall colors – oranges, browns, yellows – or you can go your own way with reds, blues, purples. This same color scheme idea goes for felt flowers as well. You can leave them blank or you can stitch veins into the flowers for a more visually striking design. Use a running stitch for this.
5: Make your flowers. The easiest flower to make is the concentric circle flower. You can use all one color or several, but cut out 3 or so circles, each a little bit smaller than the last. Your largest should be about 3-4" in diameter.
6: Place the largest circle on the bottom and stack largest to smallest. Use a simple "X" stitch to hold the circles together.
7: For ones with "petals", cut simple scallop circles, and repeat the stacked process, stitching in the middle with an "X" to hold together.
8: A little more detailed, but you can create mum-type flowers by cutting a strip about 1" wide and the length of a piece of felt – about 12". Fold and stitch the two sides together with a simple running stitch.
9: Snip small cuts into the folded side about ¼ of an inch and about ¼ of inch apart. Roll up with the sewn side down and sew a seam through the bottom to keep the felt together. Fluff out the loops you cut and you've got a nice little mum-type flower.
10. Once you have your leaves and flowers made, place them on your wreath where you'd like and pin with decorative straight pins.
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NRL star Braith Anasta admitted being overcome by nerves after carding an eight-over-par 78 yesterday at the NSW PGA event in Wollongong.
In his first foray into the world of professional golf, Anasta made a disastrous start, with a triple-bogey six on the 215-metre par-three 14th, his fifth hole of the day after starting on the back nine. He made five other bogeys to be last at the end of the first round of the 54-hole tournament, reduced when play was cancelled on Thursday because of heavy rain.
The Sydney Roosters captain admitted the delayed debut hadn't helped his composure.
''It was a long day [waiting] yesterday. I just wanted to get out there,'' Anasta said. ''I got off to a bad start today. I actually thought the nerves would go away after the first couple of holes and they didn't.
''We had a fair crowd watching and I made a couple of errors, including the triple bogey, and pretty much from there it was tough.
''All of a sudden I was chasing my tail and I lost concentration there. It made me more nervous, too. I was a bit embarrassed about the triple and I got a bit restless.''
Anasta was grouped with Australian great Craig Parry, who finished at four under. Anasta was content with how he played on his second nine, completed in two over, but said he was determined to hit back today.
However, it seems all hope is lost of Anasta making the cut tonight.
''I never expected too much but I certainly would have liked to have shot about even par,'' he said. ''It's a good experience and now I'm just looking forward to tomorrow.''
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The Wanted would team up with One Direction for charityThe Wanted have said that they would be interested in collaborating with One Direction for charity. The two groups have been plunged into something of a minor boyband battle in some sections of the media - without true foundation. Speaking to Hollyscoop, The Wanted's Nathan Sykes said suggestions of the two bands being rivals are false. He said: "I think it's very expected from the media always trying to put two bands together and trying to start a rivalry. We have no issue with them whatsoever." And, whetting the appetites of pop music lovers worldwide, he said that The Wanted would be game for a collaboration with the One Direction lads for charity. He said: "I think the collaboration between the two bands could generate a lot of cash maybe and we would actually be willing to do it for charity." Watch the video for The Wanted's 'Chasing The Sun' below: Latest 10 The Wanted News Stories


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The NBC news magazine show Rock Center recently covered the issue of chimpanzees used in experiments. Ken and Rosie are two aging and seriously ill chimpanzees who had been retired from experiments and living in Alamogordo, New Mexico, until the National Institutes of Health (NIH) transferred them to the Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio. That same Texas facility was recently fined $25,714 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for multiple violations of the Animal Welfare Act that included primate deaths and staff injuries.
Before arriving at the Texas lab, both had already been through the rigors of a laboratory existence. Rosie had been chemically immobilized 99 times by laboratory workers. Ken's heart problems put him at risk of sudden cardiac death, according to veterinary records obtained by PCRM through the Freedom of Information Act. His health is so precarious that veterinarians have placed a Do Not Resuscitate order in his medical file.
After their transfer, the Institute of Medicine released its landmark report finding that chimpanzees are, for the most part, not needed for medical research, prompting NIH to suspend all new grants for chimpanzee experiments on chimpanzees. But that was too late for Ken and Rosie, who remain in the Texas laboratory. And during the Rock Center segment, Texas Biomed's director suggested that the chimpanzees should be kept in captivity for possible future experiments.
The Great Ape Protection and Cost Savings Act will end the dispute over misleading claims of necessity by researchers who have made their careers out of experimenting on chimpanzees. The bill will permanently end the use of chimpanzees in invasive experiments, permanently end federal breeding programs, and release federally owned chimpanzees to permanent sanctuaries.
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Though it isn't slated to open for more than a month, details are emerging about former Mayor Oscar Goodman's steakhouse at the Plaza downtown.
Oscar's, which is set now to open in mid-December, will be two restaurants in one: On one side, a traditional steakhouse; on the other, a more casual Italian eatery designed to resemble a Prohibition-era speak-easy.
The Italian side will have entertainment and will "be tongue in cheek as to what a speak-easy was back then," Plaza executive Tony Santo said. He wouldn't divulge any other details.
Lower-end entrees will start at $20. Steak prices will be higher and will depend on cut.
Santo hopes the eatery attracts locals and tourists who have come to known Goodman through media coverage of his larger-than-life persona.
"It's going to be a higher-end restaurant that competes with the higher-end places downtown and on the Strip," Santo said of the steak house. "Oscar is what will set it apart."
Oscar's will take over the Plaza's iconic glass dome, which previously housed Firefly. The restaurant will pay homage to Goodman's time as a mob lawyer and will be adorned with memorabilia from his tenure as mayor, including his famous throne.
Plaza executives will run the joint. Goodman merely licensed his name to the project. But the lawyer-turned-public servant-turned-entrepreneur has played a significant role in guiding the restaurant's concept and look.
Goodman most recently visited the Plaza on Friday for a business meeting.
That doesn't mean customers will get a chance to break bread with Goodman.
The deal doesn't specify how frequently hizzoner will appear at his namesake. But Santo expects him often.
"He gets to drink for free," Santo said. "So maybe every night."
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If only they didn't try to compete with Strip properties. You can't want the locals and try to compete with the Strip properties. There's a reason us locals only go to the Strip restaurants for a special occasion- it's a rip-off.
Also, the dome of the Plaza never looks that good, there's always some stage in front of it.
It sounds nice, I hope it works.
Pretty funny dipstick.
That dome was actually the hotel swimming pool when the Union Plaza opened in the early 1970's. It was meant to resemble a martini glass.
I concur Zackie. It should be more expensive than Outback, less expensive than N9NE and Del Friscoes
Went into the front of the Plaza yesterday at lunchtime and it smelled awful - like they had a sewage problem and were trying to cover it up with another undetermined smell
I suppose one will have to swill large amounts of gin in order to stomach the crappy food Oscar "Mighty Mouth" Goodman will be preparing. Oh, what's that you say? Oscar will not be the chef? Well, that's a blessing. I see this restaurant going the way of Beso - Eva Longoria's fiasco.
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If you're someone that's on the go often you have probably rented your fair share of cars. The process can be a pain if you don't plan ahead, so it's great too have an app on your phone if you're stuck in one of those last minute situations. Hertz, a major U.S. car rental company, has just released their official Windows Phone app.
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