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On view September 14 - December 13: Architecture Building, Kibel Gallery
A collection of work by Atlanta-based Architect Anthony Ames will be on display beginning September 14th at the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation's Kibel Gallery. "Object-Type Landscapes" will include a series of paintings, models and a dinnerware set, both inspired and the inspiration for Ames' functional yet expressive modernist architecture. A lecture by Ames will open the gallery show on September 14th in Auditorium 0204 at 6:15 pm, followed by a reception.
About the Exhibition:
For more than three decades, architect Anthony Ames has produced a series of paintings that, much like his architecture, are geometric and rational yet intuitive and familiar. Informed by a purist aesthetic, they explore an ambiguity create by deep and shallow, pattern and perspective, and distinction and resemblance.
His beautifully designed houses - represented at the exhibition by nine architectural models - use, reuse and transform ideas borrowed from such architects as Le Corbusier, Richard Meier and Giuseppe Terragni. As Ames has written, "The form of these houses is never novel in the sense they claim to be pure invention.... It is not novelty that interests me but rather the piece thievery and the trail of evidence that it leaves behind."
Also on view are paintings and a porcelain dinnerware set. Ames considers the paintings and designed objects as connected and informing his architectural work through the ideas they share. And ever-present is the landscape, as the inspiration at the beginning of a residential commission or as an element in a painted composition.
About Anthony Ames:
Anthony Ames has been called one of Atlanta's most important residential architects, adding a modernist touch to the southern city's traditional landscape. His many design projects include the Orientation Center for the Atlanta Botanical Garden (1984) and the Fulton County Library in Alpharetta (1986). Ames is a graduate of both the Georgia Institute of Technology and Harvard University. He was awarded the Rome Prize in Architecture in 1983, the Architectural Record House Award for Hulse Pavilion in 1978 and the Progressive Architecture Design Citation for Garden Pavilion in 1982. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and of the American Academy in Rome. Ames maintains a small private architectural practice in Atlanta.
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This update on events in Santa Clara County was provided by member Adina Levin.
At Tuesday's Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board decided to put the brakes on deciding how to spend $10.4 million on trail funds that could go to complete a missing link in the Bay Trail.
They had planned to discuss a process to take proposals until July 19, and to make a decision by August 19. But instead, they put off even deciding how they were going to decide until August 7. The drive to postpone was made by Supervisor George Shirakawa, who was also the member who urged putting the matter off at the previous meeting.
The trail funds have been gathering interest since 2000 when Stanford was required to compensate the community for trails in the Foothills that branched off from the Dish Trail. Supervisors Liz Kniss and Dave Cortese have proposed the use of some of the funds to complete a gap in the Bay Trail connecting Santa Clara to San Mateo County and the East Bay, and toward the Adobe Creek Bridge which connects Palo Alto to the Bay Trail, and the County's attorneys have ruled that it is legally kosher to spend funds on those projects.
Stay tuned for actions you can take before August 7 to urge the Santa Clara Supervisors to avoid more delay and invest in trails.
VTA Bike/Ped opening
Thanks for this update; please keep us posted and advise us on how to help expedite this. In my view this County has its priorities out of order - claiming a lack of funding while putting curbs in on San Tomas Xway (why?) a few years ago and I couldn't find public records of the project.
Anyway it seems there is an opening on the VTA Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (http://www.sccgov.org/sites/bos/bnc/Documents/bnc-current-vacancies.pdf). Anyone have information on where and how often they meet?
The BPAC meets on the Wednesday following the first Thursday of the month at 6:30 PM. You can find details at http://www.vta.org/inside/boards/governing_board.html#bpac. It's a great way for bike and pedestrian advocates to get involved at the County level. Not quite sure what it means when the position is "expired" as opposed to "vacant," though. Seats on that BPAC are assigned geographically.
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Ah, looks like the City of Morgan Hill is the open position. Thanks for the info!

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The 'Threenager!'
With both our kids, we got through the Twos pretty unscathed. The Terrible Twos could (almost, but not quite) have been the Terrific Twos. Sunshine and Starlight both developed a sense of generosity (both materially, and in spirit) as they showed each other, and us, the humanity that is in all of us. Yes, there were tantrums, hard times. We battled through. When they were over, we congratulated ourselves at how well we handled it all. As parents, we assured ourselves, we were ace. We didn't even know what we were doing, yet we were doing it so well.
Only one part of that last sentence remains true. On both their third birthdays we said "Aren't we lucky? I mean, everyone talks about the terrible twos, and sure there were moments, but that wasn't so bad, was it?" (We always talk like characters from a novel, even if our lives could have been plotted for a soap opera).
As Starlight hurtles through her third year, she leaves a trail of destruction behind her. Her personality has burst from somewhere and left its imprint all over our house and our lives and our spirits.
Fit the first (and I steal this expression shamelessly from Lewis Carroll) began with our bedtime stories. We read a story every night, and I tried them once or twice on Lewis Carroll's Hunting of the Snark. Sunshine was not a big fan, not right away. My copy is not a picture book. And as Lewis Carroll said in Alice in Wonderland: "What use is a book with no pictures in it?" Well, it turns out Starlight knows. She looks on half transfixed, half smiling at my amateur dramatics and ludicrous voices. She laughs unmercifully. Soon, we have a fight. Sunshine wants a better book. One with pictures. Starlight wants a funny book, one with voices. This book, that book. There is no winning Starlight over with a compromise. There is no more "us" or "ours". There is only "mine" and "mine" (you need to imagine two voices saying "mine" there). Now we read two stories.
Unfortunately, the Hunting of the Snark didn't last long. Starlight's (wilful) personality gathered strength and stubbornness. It also gathered influence from other sources. Namely Peppa Pig. And Ben and Holly. And all manner of other characters who Sunshine had resolutely "grown out" of and Starlight "grew in" to, the better to demarcate herself from her sister.
And so ends our early era of harmonious sharing.
"That's mine!" comes the cry from downstairs.
"No, MINE!" is the resolute response. The two girls are cry-screaming incoherently at each other. I am noticed in the room, then I am cry-screamed at by both of them.
"Now, you two listen to me," I say. In control of little more than my voice, "you have to share. What are you fighting about?" More cry-screaming. Waving of pencils. I tell them to slow down. They each want the others' pencil, but are unwilling to give up their pencil.
"This is LUDICROUS!" I tell them, "You need to learn to treat each other properly. Share. Love each other." Come on everybody, it's time to get together right now. More cry-screams, followed by higher-pitched cry screams as I remove both offending pencils. "Do you want me to put these in the bin?!" I ask, drunk on power over a five and a three year old, so drunk I don't know what to do with it. "Now," I say, buying time, "play something else. I'm not having this arguing!"
"But… but… Dadeeeeeee!" they scream "It's MINE!" (they both speak of the other pencil – the one they don't want. "Look" I say, thinking I have a chance to reason with them. "You want this one?" "Yes" says Sunshine, looking at her feet. "And you want this one?" "Yes, says Starlight, with one eye cast on the colour she wants, the other on the pencil that is hers.
"So," I say, "why don't we swap?" I cross my arms, to direct each pencil to the child that wants it. More cry screaming, and now they start shoving each other and grabbing for both. "That's MINE!" and "I want that one!" is all I can make out through the clamour.
I have no idea what is going on. Not long ago, they were too small to fight. Then, they were too small to fight me. Now, they are too small to care for my large, lumbering attempts at familial justice.
I try to calm them. Tell them to do their jigsaws.
Apart from things that are mine, Starlight has also discovered ways that are mine. She pulls out a jigsaw and starts jamming pieces together. Sunshine and I look on, bewildered. Is this fury? Or does she not know what to do? I show her the box. "Look, love. See the picture? You have to try and make the picture…" I may be expecting too much. Sunshine was doing this jigsaw at 3, but that doesn't mean Starlight can or should be able to.
"No." she says.
"What? No, look" I say, "the idea is to make the picture. Here, will I help?"
"No." she says. "I want to make my own picture."
"But that's not how it works love. Look, let me help…" I say, putting two pieces together, dramatically pointing out how the shapes fit into each other.
"No." she says. "I'm making my own." she says, pulls my pieces apart, then jams one in beside another piece altogether. Sunshine and I look on. Sunshine is bewildered. I am scared.
"No" has become a popular statement with Starlight.
"Time for bed!" "No."
"Tidy up time!" "No."
"Starlight, can you bring in the…?" "No."
We speak cheerily enough in the sing-song tones of one talking to a three year old. She speaks like an old man in a corner of the pub who's just been asked whether he's ready to go home.
Every time she says it – this fragile child – we are bewildered. Where did she get this from?
Her new found personality is not all bad. She has learned to be kind of her own accord, which is a heart-warming (if strange) thing for any parent to witness. We are used to telling her to be kind. We are used to telling her how to be kind (share your toys, say please and thank you, give your sister a hug and so forth). Every so often, if her sister is upset or lonely, she will pass over her inseparable Pink Teddy, or offer a sweet or drink to cheer her up. Sunshine, like her father, can be stubborn in her misery, but Starlight will persevere. Sometimes, she gets through.
Sometimes, we have to separate them again, as a fight brews. Of course, we are very proud of this side of our daughter. Generous, kind, giving.
Then, one day, while having an Alice in Wonderland party, the girls managed to spill juice all over the table and floor. As I came in, I found Sunshine trying to clean it up, as Starlight rubbed the liquid around with her hands.
"What are you doing?!" I asked. I had lost my temper. As Sunshine started apologising, Starlight jumps in, shouts over her:
"But Daddy. This is our house too, you know" Our threenager. We are sure Sunshine was the same, but still wonder How did this happen and what do we do now?


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The exhibits are very well done, and the movie is excellent. I have never attended any of the hands-on workshops, but some of them sound very interesting.
The exhibits are very well done, and the movie is excellent. I have never attended any of the hands-on workshops, but some of them sound very interesting.
This is a great place to spend an afternoon w/ family. The river trail is awesome because it connects to the fish hatchery which is great for kids. They can feed the fish....
Great place for children to learn, just okay for the knowledgable Lewis and Clark fan. You must go down river to the park and overlooks and to Ryan dam. A lot more to see than this place.
Great location of the Interpretive center, right next door is the Giant Springs fish hatchery and the MT Fish Wildlife and parks which has exhibits as well, worth the trip and the it is on your way to Glacier National park
The Interpretive Center is everything and more that you would think it would be. The history of the Lewis & Clark Expedition with emphasis on their trek around the Great Falls of the Missouri.
The staff members at the interpretive center are incredibly knowledgeable, there is ample parking and the displays are very life-like. I recommend waiting until your kids are older or leaving them at the pool while you spend hours going through the displays. The details in the stories and the displays are very well done.
Staff is well informed and very nice, the museum is well laid out (follow the arrows in the guide!). Airy and roomy, great views of the river, and an excellent place to learn the Lewis & Clark story.
A big highlight of our western trip in a rental motor home. We really enjoyed this center. The staff gave educational multi-media talks throughout the day that were terrific. So many wonderful exhibits were throughout the center, too. We talked to various readily available staff with one-on-one questions. Everybody impressed us with their knowledge and enthusiasm. We bought a book... More
The volunteer's were friendly and well versed the answer to any question asked. Allow plenty of time for this attraction.
This place has arguably some of the finest volunteers you will find in a museum. Between the two introductory (20 minute) videos several give talks about the questions you always had - but didn't know who to ask. This place is much larger inside than it looks from the outside. The self-guided tour is a long winding one-way route, but... More
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By Cho Mu-hyun Green is probably the most overused word in the technology sector, but Korea's LSIS, a leading provider of electronic equipment and systems, claims it could provide additional pace and purpose in the industry. The company sees a growing demand for products designed for use in electric vehicles (EVs), particularly relays, or contractors that control the distribution of battery pack power to output terminals. LSIS invested 31 billion won (about $27 million) in a 13,680-square-meter factory in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, dedicated to manufacturing EV relays. The goal is to get 1 trillion won worth of orders by 2013. The factory will be capable of producing a million relays this year, but 4 million by 2015. LSIS's list of customers already includes global car giants like General Motors and Hyundai Motor. ``We are a relative new comer in the green car market, but we are enjoying great success by carving out a niche in EV relays. We are already a top-three global company in this area, although competition is coming from our rivals in the United States and Japan,'' said LSIS CEO Koo Ja-kyun at the factor's launching Tuesday. ``The completion of this factory will play a central part in making LSIS the undisputed No.1 player in the market.'' The market created by EVs and other low-power, environment-friendly vehicles has made annual growth of 32 percent, according to LSIS officials. LSIS is competing with influential global companies like Tyco, Panasonic and OMRON in EV relays. LSIS said its quick elevation in the market hierarchy proves that the quality of its products are above average. Its patented technologies like the ``vacuum interrupter'' allow it to build relays that are smaller and lighter but just as effective, company officials said. Koo expects the competition to intensify in the EV relay market, but is confident that LSIS will emerge as the player to beat, thanks to its technological advances and product lines. LSIS started producing EV relays in 2008, and its products were first applied to Hyundai's YF Sonata hybrid model series. "We received around 100,000 orders for 2011," said an LSIS spokesman Kim Bong-kyu. |


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The problem is, there is no good API for signaling my program. I'm really only looking for a boolean flag that I can set within the MM script, and read, then reset, from within my program; or else a message that I could somehow send. But there is no general-purpose inter-script communication. I have tried setting a value in SDB.Objects(), which works to signal my program but my program can't reset the value of what gets returned -- because the COM model exposes SDB.Objects() as a method rather than as an object reference.
Something like Script.Terminate would seem to be ideal, but that's really designed to end scripts running with MM, and anyway I don't see how to set it from a script.
I could do something hacky like create a temp file or set a registry key from the script, which I would then monitor from within my program, but that's really not very elegant. I could create a channel, such as a named-pipe, to allow me to send the message, but that's a lot of work for a simple one-off communication. I could also simply tell the user to kill the process, which is not dangerous in my case but doesn't allow a clean shutdown.
My current workaround, which is a total hack but simple, is to have the Terminate script set the ComServerUIActive flag to True, then monitor that with my program; when it goes True, the program resets it to False and terminates. But that's not what that flag is used for; I can only get away with it because it's such an obscure value that neither MM or any other add-on is likely to be making use of it. (I don't need to use it as it's intended because I monitor the Shutdown message in my program.)
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SOLOS: Sept. 20-23. The history of jazz is told through the relationship of two people as they experience love, deception, hardship and joy. The Sept. 23 show features live jazz band La Lucha.
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on 16-02-2012 09:31 AM
So there's this problem which doesn't allow me to get Far Cry 2, i have the Trial version (30 mins left) and it says i already have the product.
I've redownloaded again and the trial appears again, what's up with this?
Have an extra question about Plus (which supposedly the answer should be yes... but still have to ask to make sure it is), if i purchase a Full game with the Plus discount do i keep the game forever (unlike those games that expire when subsription ends)?
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on 16-02-2012 12:08 PM
Far Cry 2 is free to Plus members....I don't get it?
But if you pay any amount of money towards a title at all, yes, it is yours to keep forever. It is only the free titles that are essentially "on loan" while you're a Plus subscriber.
on 16-02-2012 12:11 PM
Apparently i can't edit the first post, so the time ran out for the trial and now i can purchase it.
If anyone comes here from Google or any search engine, etc... if you're having a problem where yo ucan't purchase a game that you have as trial, simply make it expire and you can purchase the game.
As for the discounted games it seems that we keep them forever, which is said on the window of the game in the store for Plus discounted games (shame on me for not reading).
27-02-2012 07:32 AM - edited 27-02-2012 07:33 AM
I had this same problem but assumed that as I had gone through the store purchase and was only given the option to download that it had actually extended my hour trial to the full version. By the time I downloaded and got time to try out the game (last Friday), I have now found out that I only got the hour trial despite trying to get the PS+ full version when it was free. Unfortunately it was taken off the PS+ page only a couple of days prior as well. Is there anything that can be done now? I thought about calling Customer Support to see if they could do anything as I did try to purchase the game whilst it was free to Plus subscribers but I could not find a telephone number for them.
on 28-03-2012 01:37 PM
Same trouble here!
Downloaded the trial version a while ago and now the PSN+ free version says it expired!
Great, free game I can't play...
Ups to the CS, please. Remembered troubles like that happened already with this title and others (like Shatter...)
Unhappy customer, then.
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As many of you tokers know, Seattle Hempfest just finished up about a week ago. If you've never heard of Hempfest, or if you've never been, this is the time to start planning for next year! Just imagine spending the weekend with your friends on the waterfront enjoying great food, live music, a mountain view, and obviously a lot of green. Now imagine how beautiful and cool Seattle in August must be. Now imagine cops handing you snacks. That should be enough to convince you of just how awesome Hempfest is.
From August 16-18, tens of thousands of pot smokers from all over the country gathered in Seattle's Myrtle Edwards Park to celebrate and advocate for marijuana legalization. Hempfest is the world's largest annual cannabis protest rally and this year featured six stages of music, world-renowned speakers, and tons of food, arts, crafts, and political booths. This year was especially celebratory after Washington and Colorado became the first states to legalize marijuana use by adults over 21.
Hempfest is more than just a pot-smoking rally, though. Its 22 years of existence have been founded on the idea that when citizens and public officials work together to accomplish common goals, beautiful things happen. Their desire is to educate the public on the many benefits of cannabis – including medicinal, industrial, agricultural, economic, and environmental. And of course, by gathering so many cannabis lovers in one place, they hope to (and do!) advance the public image of cannabis advocates and enthusiasts.
The leading Hempfest story we've been hearing all over the news is that of the Seattle cops. Thankfully, our past experience with cops at summertime festivals has been pretty chill. In an act of solidarity, though, the Seattle police department actually handed out Doritos! Of course, affixed to the Doritos were labels encouraging folks to check out a post on its website called "Marijwhatnow? A Guide to Legal Marijuana Use In Seattle." It (humorously!) explains some of the ins and outs of Seattle's new law.
So, cheers to the Seattle police for their good natured approach to all the pot smoking. Cooperation is so great! We're still chuckling at Jeremiah Vandermeer's comment that police handing out Doritos to stoners really does prove that "The Drug War" is a joke.
Want to be a part of Hempfest 2014? Of course you do! The dates are August 15-17, 2014. Go and enjoy as a participant, or support a worthy cause and volunteer!
If you traveled for this year's Hempfest, we know you have stories to tell and photos to share! Find us on Facebook, leave your comment below, or come see us in Dallas or Lewisville.


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I'm not gonna lie, I'm excited for this one. Assuming I get the track I want, I have it all planned out already.Osakaisthebomb wrote:alright guys brace yourselfs. Going to make my decisions on the auditions so far in the next few days.
NerdStrudel wrote:Do you want the beta tester's opinions on the auditions to?
Kazemon15 wrote:So track 14 is the one I get right? Just curious, cuz the info still isnt there.
And thanks again. =3
Hagaren Viper wrote:Hey Osaka, how much of a Beta are you expecting? Because I'm trying to finish an AMV for a contest that seeds to be sent by the 30th, and I'm having trouble with compression on with that. I'm working on my beta for you already, but I *really* need to get my contest vids done with.
Osakaisthebomb wrote:well I'm still in the "taking auditions" stage of the project so you've got some time to work. not to mention that I'll be moving around the 1st and will be off line for hopefully a short time. So you'll have plenty of time.
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- Following the most-watched season of MASTERCHEF ever in Canada, the all-new kids version of hit culinary competition series joins the CTV fall schedule -
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TORONTO, Sept. 17, 2013 /CNW/ - MASTERCHEF JUNIOR, the latest instalment of the hit culinary competition franchise MASTERCHEF, premieres Friday, Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. ET on CTV, it was confirmed today. Hot on the heels of another epic edition of MASTERCHEF, which ended its most recent season second only to THE AMAZING RACE CANADA as summer's most-watched reality program, MASTERCHEF JUNIOR follows 24 pint-sized home cooks between the ages of eight and 13 years old as they chop, slice, sauté, and bake their way towards a $100,000 grand prize and the title of North America's first-ever MasterChef Junior. The judging panel features MASTERCHEF host and award-winning chef Gordon Ramsay, restaurateur Joe Bastianich, and acclaimed chef Graham Elliot.
"CTV is proud to be the home of the MASTERCHEF franchise in Canada, and we can't wait for viewers to join us for MASTERCHEF JUNIOR," said Phil King, CTV Programming and Sports. "As the American version ends its most-popular season yet, and with the incredible response we had with MASTERCHEF CANADA auditions, MASTERCHEF JUNIOR is a perfect, family-friendly Friday night complement to our schedule."
During the series premiere of MASTERCHEF JUNIOR, the junior home cooks split up into three groups of eight to create their best seafood, pasta, or dessert dishes. Those who impress the judges earn a white MasterChef Junior apron and advance to the Top 12. Then, on Friday, Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. ET, the Top 12 finalists compete in the first challenge to prove they have what it takes to make it in the kitchen. Over the course of the season, the MASTERCHEF JUNIOR finalists compete in a cupcake challenge, a tag-team Beef Wellington challenge, and the always difficult restaurant takeover where they prepare a three-course menu at a celebrated fine-dining restaurant.
**Media Note** Photography for MASTERCHEF JUNIOR is available online at BellMediaPR.ca.
MASTERCHEF JUNIOR Top 24 contestants:
New episodes of MASTERCHEF JUNIOR will be available the day following its television broadcast across CTV's digital platforms, including CTV.ca, the CTV App, the CTV Mobile channel on Bell Mobile TV, and through video on demand partners such as Bell Fibe TV.
MASTERCHEF's fourth season was its most successful yet in Canada with an average of 1.9 million viewers and a series-high audience of 2.4 million viewers.
MASTERCHEF JUNIOR is produced by Shine America and One Potato Two Potato, and is based on the format created by Franc Roddam and Shine. Shine International handles distribution for the MASTERCHEF format. Elisabeth Murdoch, Eden Gaha, Paul Franklin, Robin Ashbrook, Gordon Ramsay, Adeline Ramage Rooney, Patricia Llewellyn and Ben Adler serve as executive producers.
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I find I really have to force myself to have a rest day, Like today! - Had a really hard MMA sparring session last night including some horrible tabata fitness beforehand.. feeling pretty beat today but I have a rest day scheduled in today. But I really want to be out training lol
Dave Elliott, my coach has finally drilled it into my thick skull that I HAVE to rest if I want to improve... but still need to force myself (will probably still do something easy like grip strength - lol)
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Sony shuts down Little Deviants, Pursuit Force dev
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Jan 10, 2012 3:00PM PST
BigBig Studios, developers of the upcoming Little Deviants for Vita, is being shut down by Sony. The studio developed a number of titles for Sony handhelds before its closure, including the Pursuit Force series on PSP and MotorStorm: Arctic Edge. Read more
Mecho Wars coming to PSN tomorrow, free for Plus members
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Jan 9, 2012 5:00PM PST
Looking for an Advance Wars clone? Mecho Wars may hit the spot. Creat Studios' new minis title for PS3 and PSP is based on the characters and world created by Luc Bernard. Read more
Final Fantasy Origins coming to PSN tomorrow
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Jan 9, 2012 3:30PM PST
Final Fantasy Origins, the PS1 compilation of Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II, is coming to PSN tomorrow. Read more
The Tester Season 3 begins February 7
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Jan 5, 2012 10:15AM PST
Ready or not, The Tester Season 3 is happening. Sony's video game-themed reality series returns for a third year, this time with a whole lot more at stake. Read more
Back to the Future, Swords & Soldiers for PlayStation Plus members this month
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Jan 3, 2012 2:15PM PST
PlayStation Plus members are entitled to a number of games as part of their subscription. In January, Plus subscribers will be able to download Telltale's Back to the Future and Ronimo's Sword & Soldiers for "free." Read more
Madden gets new creative director
by Steve Watts, shacknews.com, Dec 23, 2011 3:30PM PST
MLB The Show developer Kolbe Launchbaugh has announced he is leaving to take on the role of creative director of the Madden series as of January 9. Read more
Hakuoki Limited Edition announced, includes art book
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Dec 23, 2011 1:15PM PST
Their upcoming PSP game, Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom, features tons of gorgeous men pining for your affection. The LE includes an art book featuring said men. Read more
Gungnir coming to PSP in June 2012
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Dec 22, 2011 7:00AM PST
Atlus has announced plans to release yet another tactical RPG exclusively for the PSP. Oddly, the game isn't planned to come out until June 12, 2012--well after the North American launch of Sony's next generation portable. Read more
Twisted Metal, MotorStorm: Arctic Edge headline new 'PSP Dual Packs'
by Xav de Matos, shacknews.com, Dec 20, 2011 3:00PM PST
PSP bundles with Twisted Metal: Head-on and MotorStorm: Arctic Edge; Patapon and LocoRoco; and Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee and Hot Shots Tennis will be available in January at retail and the PSN. Read more
PS3 firmware 4.00 limits PSP game installation
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Dec 14, 2011 3:45PM PST
Oddly, PS3 firmware 4.00 appears to have removed a key feature for PSP owners. While 4.00 added support for Vita, it appears that some PSP connectivity has been removed--intentionally or not. Read more


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Fallen Tears Guild Website
Fallen Tears is an adult oriented (18+) west coast raiding guild residing Horde side of Trollbane (US EST PvE). Fallen Tears has been around since Pre-TBC days, running MC on Eldre Thalas. Since then Fallen Tears has existed on Trollbane, where it ran Sunwell during TBC. We are currently progressing in ToC (25 normal cleared) and ICC 25 as guild raids. We have plenty of people for 10 mans (toc and icc 10 cleared, togc 10 3/4) as well.
We typically raid 3 nights a week from 11:45pm to 3:00am EST/Server (8:45pm to 1:00am PST). We expect all raiders to attend the majority of raid nights. However, we will never ask, nor expect, you to choose a raid before your personal life. This is a raiding guild, you are asked to come with flasks, knowledge, and a spec viable for raiding.
We are looking for a couple healers, a shadow priest, a warlock, and a good DK or pally tank. Exceptional applicants of DPS, tank, and heals are still welcome to apply. The looting system is EPGP for a quick and easy way to reward players for their dedication.
Our Request of You
In raiding with Fallen Tears, we request you use the full potential of your class. Our raiders are expected to be prepared with full consumables every night, as well as required raid mods, a working microphone, and Ventrilo. This guild is focused on casual raiding. Although we work hard, if you think WoW is a second job, or want to raid 4 to 7 days a week, then we are not the guild for you. If you are into good times and a more casual environment, where we can learn and grow from one another while stomping bosses, then we want you!
New to Trollbane?
Trollbane is a PvE realm in the Ruin battlegroup that operates in EST. It is a medium to high population server with no queue times (players have reported queue time occasionally during peak hours on holidays of < 20 people, still keeping near instant login). Warcraft Census has it currently at a 1.3:1 Alliance to Horde ratio making world PvP like Wintergrasp a fun experience. Trollbane is a very active server at all times with instances and raids running constantly throughout the day. There are also many opportunities for PvP and Arena Teams.
To Apply
Visit our website at Fallen Tears Guild Website and follow the banner to the forums. Please make a forum account with your character's name, or a derivation of the name, before completing the application form. Feel free to browse around, there are many documents about the guild and our expectations available on the left pane of the page. Recruitment is on the right pane as well as the Apply Now button for your convenience. Any questions can be directed to myself, Lunch, via pm or in-game message. Our other officers can be contacted via the web site or in-game message. You will find a list of officers on the left side of the web site under Guild Tools. As always you can reply to this thread with questions as well.
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The Top 7 Tricks We Learned From the 2011 Emmy Awards
Last night we got the privilege of watching the Emmy Awards red carpet show live with a panel of hair pros: celeb stylist Andy Lecompte, color guru Aura Friedman, and Ric Pipino, the owner of Pipino 57 - Wella Professionals flagship salon. Here are the best seven tricks we picked up from this awesome trio.
1. Dirty day-of hair is a do.
To wash your hair the day of the event or not to wash it? Pipino democratically says that it should be a conversation between the client and her stylist. True. But Lecompte notes that if you want your tresses to be loose and boho, then skip the suds.
2. Fake it till you make it.
Whether you're important enough to be attending a paparazzi-studded event or just headed to a fancy wedding, where you know you'll be in lots of Facebook photos, rely on well-placed hair extensions to enhance your look. "It adds volume and texture," says Pipino. Friedman suggests this trick to creating a big bun: Wrap a tube sock in your twist, but hide it under your locks.
3. You can't go wrong with a ponytail.
The trilogy was raving about the pulled-back tresses seen on A-listers, like Julie Bowen. To recreate the Modern Family actresses' style, simply pull your mane back in a low, side ponytail and wrap some strands around the hair elastic to hide it. Secure it with bobby pins. It's the easiest way to end up on a best-dressed list.
4. Do a prep step.
Lecompte is a firm believer in using a hair primer before styling. He recommends coating tresses with Wella Professionals Velvet Amplifier before blowdrying. "It makes hair smooth, and gets it ready for the other products," he says.5. Don't be afraid of gel.
The pros were crushing on the 1940s-inspired waves and deep-side parts seen on celebs. Lecompte suggests using gel to smooth over coiled tresses, especially the locks behind your ear. "It holds the hair without looking crunchy," he says.
6. Go for the gold.
Starlets like Lea Michele, Giuliana Rancic and Nina Dobrev, rocked tomato-red gowns. Friedman expects blonds to be asking for butter-hued locks to complement this shade.
7. Take a risk.
While Lecompte admits that Zooey Deschanel's prom-like 'do might land her some not-so-flattering reviews, he was still a fan of it. The moral of this story: Go with what you like and what makes you feel good. And if you're lucky, a renowned industry insider may just be crushing on your style.
See More from Real Beauty:
Ogle Our Full Emmy Red Carpet Recap
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Renal diet for vegetarians: Which protein sources are best?
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/renal-diet/AN01465
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Erik P. Castle, M.D.
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Dr. Erik Castle is a board-certified urologist who joined the Mayo Clinic staff in Arizona in 2007.
Dr. Castle is an associate professor of urology at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic, and a senior associate consultant in the Department of Urology, where he also is assistant residency coordinator.
He was an assistant professor in the Department of Urology at Tulane University in New Orleans from 2004 to 2006 after serving as a clinical instructor/fellow at Mayo Clinic in Arizona for one year.
Dr. Castle's research interests include prostate cancer, bladder cancer and kidney cancer. He is the director of the Desert Mountain Prostate Cancer Research Fund and is the principal investigator of Castle labs housed at the Samuel C. Johnson Medical Research Building at Mayo Clinic in Arizona. His basic science research is focused on novel secondary hormonal therapies of prostate cancer as well as genomics of prostate and bladder cancers.
His surgical expertise includes laparoscopic urology, robot-assisted radical prostatectomy with nerve sparing, robot-assisted radical cystectomy with neobladder, robot-assisted retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, robot-assisted partial nephrectomy and other robotic urologic oncology procedures. He has performed many of these procedures as demonstrations internationally. He is a member of the American Association of Clinical Urologists, the American Urological Association, the Endourological Society, and the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons. He is past president of the international Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery. He is also the director of the international laparoscopic nephrectomy courses throughout Mexico on behalf of the American Urologic Association.
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Renal diet for vegetarians: Which protein sources are best?
I have end-stage kidney failure. I'm not on dialysis, but I do follow a special renal diet and I'm a vegetarian. What are the best sources of protein for someone like me who must also limit phosphorus and potassium?
from Erik P. Castle, M.D.
The answer depends on what type of vegetarian you are. It also depends on your level of kidney function and how restrictive you need to be with protein, phosphorus and potassium.
Your kidneys are responsible for preventing too much potassium and phosphorus from building up in your blood. So it's important to have the right amount of potassium and phosphorus in your diet to avoid overwhelming your kidneys' ability to maintain healthy levels.
A proper renal diet is an essential part of any treatment plan for chronic kidney disease. Although a renal diet limits protein, you still need to eat some high-quality protein every day.
A vegetarian renal diet requires a specially tailored meal plan from a registered dietitian because vegetarian sources of protein also contain varying amounts of potassium and phosphorus. Your dietitian can help you choose the right foods in the right amounts.
Here's some basic information on:
- Phosphorus. In general, dairy foods are the main sources of phosphorus in the diet. So by limiting or avoiding dairy products, you may be able to control blood-phosphorus levels. You can make up for dairy products by choosing unenriched rice milk and yogurt made from rice-based products. Be sure to avoid enriched products because they typically have added phosphorus.
- Potassium. The majority of potassium comes from fruits, vegetables and dairy products. So by limiting the dairy in your diet and keeping the amount of fruits and vegetables in check — and choosing ones that are lower in potassium — you can control blood-potassium levels.
- Protein. In the chart below, you'll find some examples of protein sources, but follow your dietitian's recommendations.
Just as importantly, your meal plan should also include guidelines for other food groups, such as grains, fats and sweets. A meal plan from a registered dietitian will help you meet your needs for calories and other important nutrients.
Type of vegetarian diet | Protein sources for renal diet |
Vegan — allows only plant-based foods |
Lacto-vegetarian — allows plant-based foods, milk, dairy products | Foods listed above plus:
Lacto-ovo vegetarian — allows plant-based foods, milk, dairy products, eggs | Foods listed above plus:
Pescatarian — allows plant-based foods and fish, but may or may not include milk, dairy products, eggs | Foods listed above plus:
Flexitarian (semivegetarian) — primarily follows a plant-based diet, but occasionally eats small amounts of meat, fish, poultry, milk, dairy products, eggs | Foods listed above plus:
Note: If you need to restrict sodium, avoid smoked fish, chicken and turkey, which are high in sodium. Look for unsalted varieties of canned tuna, salmon, chicken or turkey. Fresh poultry may be injected with sodium, so look for "natural" on the label, which indicates no added sodium. Always check product labels for sodium content — for example, ready-to eat foods, canned beans, vegan meats, and soy- and rice-based cheeses may be high in sodium. |
MRI: Is gadolinium safe for people with kidney problems?
- Nutrition and chronic kidney disease. National Kidney Foundation. http://www.kidney.org/atoz/content/nutrickd.cfm. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Vegetarian diet. American Heart Association. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/GettingHealthy/NutritionCenter/Vegetarian-Diets_UCM_306032_Article.jsp. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Protein (g) content of selected foods per common measure, sorted by nutrient content. USDA National Nutrient Database. http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/Data/SR20/nutrlist/sr20w203.pdf. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Menu selection for vegan renal patients. The Vegetarian Resource Group. http://www.vrg.org/journal/vj2009issue4/2009_issue4_vegan_renal_patients.php. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Vegetarian diets in chronic kidney disease. Vegetarian Nutrition. http://vegetariannutrition.net/docs/Renal-Vegetarian-Nutrition.pdf. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Healthy eating tips: Tips for vegetarians. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). http://www.choosemyplate.gov/healthy-eating-tips/tips-for-vegetarian.html. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Nutrition for later chronic kidney disease in adults. National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse. http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/KUDiseases/pubs/NutritionLateCKD/index.aspx. Accessed March 15, 2013.
- Gonyea JE (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. March 19, 2013.
- Nelson JK (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. March 26, 2013.


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RMIT Human Research Ethics Committee
Terms of reference
1. Title of committee
RMIT University Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC)
2. Policy reference
The RMIT University Human Research Ethics Committee is accountable to the PVC Research and Innovation. It also reports to the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) through the Australian Health Ethics Committee (AHEC).
No research by RMIT staff or students involving humans as participants may be conducted unless it has the prior written approval of the HREC or of a College Human Ethics Advisory Network (CHEAN).
3. Rationale
The primary role of the HREC is to ensure human research at RMIT University is conducted ethically, and protects the welfare and rights of participants and researchers. In doing this the Committee will ensure that any human research conducted at RMIT is ethically reviewed and monitored in accordance with the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007), hereafter referred to as the 'Statement'.
4. Committee practices
4.1. Functions
The Human Research Ethics Committee shall: -
- Consider ethical implications of proposed human research projects and determine whether or not they are acceptable on ethical grounds;
- Provide for monitoring of human research projects until completion, so that the committee may be satisfied that they continue to conform with approved ethical standards;
- Review any proposed minor or major amendments to approved projects;
- Maintain a record of all the research projects involving humans that are considered, in accordance with the requirements of the Statement. The protocols of research proposals shall be preserved in the form in which they are approved;
- Ensure that polices and procedures regarding ethical human research are in place;
- Report to the RMIT Research Committee on activities of the committee and human research ethics issues;
- Oversee all aspects of human research ethics governance.
4.2. Membership
4.2.1. The minimum membership of the HREC is prescribed by the Statement and at least one third of the members should be from outside RMIT. Membership of the Committee shall be confirmed and amended by the RMIT Research Committee. Members are appointed for their knowledge, qualities and experience.
RMIT will provide all members with legal protection in respect of liabilities that may arise in the course of bona fide conduct of their duties.
Membership shall comprise:
- Nominee of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation) (Chair);
- Nominee of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation (Deputy Chair):
- at least two members who are lay people, one man and one woman, who have no affiliation with RMIT, and are not currently engaged in medical, scientific, legal or academic work;
- at least one member with knowledge of, and current experience in, the professional care, counselling or treatment of people (eg. a nurse or allied health professional);
- at least one member who performs a pastoral care role in a community, for example Aboriginal elder or a minister of religion;
- at least one member who is a lawyer, but not a lawyer engaged to advise the institution;
- One or more representatives from each RMIT college, with research experience relevant to research proposals regularly considered by the committee. These representatives will normally be the chair, or deputy chair, of the College Human Ethics Advisory Network.
- Such other members as nominated by the PVC Research and Innovation
4.2.2. The Committee shall have the authority to co-opt additional members to assist with deliberations on specific matters; the HREC will establish a pool of academic staff with specialist knowledge of specific discipline areas. Attendance of individual members of this group at meetings will be requested when the HREC is to review a project in a specific or cognate area of discipline specialty.
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- Minutes shall be recorded of all meetings and confirmed at the subsequent meeting.
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4.5.3. Records of all decisions shall be maintained in accordance with the requirements of the Statement.
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4.5.5. In discharging its responsibilities, the Committee may seek assistance of such experts or advocates for participants as it chooses.
4.5.6. Absent members of the Committee may be represented by a proxy, advised in writing to the Secretary of the RMIT HREC no later than the advertised time of commencement of the meeting.
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5.3. With any multi-centre research the Committee will have regard for the guidelines for review and monitoring outlined in the Statement.
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This is absolutely despicable! Ed Asner has been a pain in the neck for years but this is an all time low even for him. Yes, Obama the unifier - as the class warfare goes on and on. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Any odds on how much of his money Mr. Asner has donated to the poor? Click Here if you Like this Comment
This is the most flagrant communist agitprop I have ever seen in this country. Obama´s "win" has emboldened them. This is going to turn ugly, I can already see it. Sadly, most people in California and the the rest of the country will simply lap this up, especially the kids its targeted at. Click Here if you Like this Comment
What happens in California soon infects the rest of the country. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Saw this on Hannity last night. Even Kirsten Powers thought it was out of line. It was disgusting. Asner should be ashamed of himself. Click Here if you Like this Comment
The response to this agitprop needs to be equally ´in their face´.Make a video showing the teachers urinating on the students. After all, it´s their pay, benefits and retirement plans that are partly responsible for bankrupting the state and the minds of kids. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Is it not time for the American people to start taking back this country from the left wing America haters? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Those poor, mistreated California school teachers. Their average salary is $67,871. How in the world do they make ends meet? The shame of it all. Yeah those rich people have not given them the money they need to educate the poor, pitiful children of California.Then there is the wealthy, successful actor, Ed Asner. The man who has made millions of dollars living in a make believe world would have us believe the mean old rich people keep children from being educated. Perhaps it is really the greedy wealthy actors and entertainment industry that are preventing California teachers from doing their jobs. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Actually the ´rich´ depicted in the video are the Union thugs! Click Here if you Like this Comment
regarding #7...It is past time!"If ever time should come, when vain and aspiring men shall possess the highest seats in Government, our country will stand in need of its experienced patriots to prevent its ruin." --Samuel Adams"We the People are the rightful masters of both Congress and the Courts--not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution."--Abraham Lincoln Click Here if you Like this Comment
As the State of California is run by unions who have a veto-proof Democratic majority in both houses...who are they blaming?BTW, someone needs to point out that the teacher´s union managed to squeeze pay and benefits increases out of taxpayers at 3x the rate of increase for ´normal´ citizens.California would be able to afford more teachers and better schools if the unions hadn´t already broken the bank. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Darn, they caught my last party on film. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Asner is a progressive, they have no shame. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I caught part of this Schoolhouse Rock wannabe last night on Greta.I really enjoyed where tax cuts, or loopholes, were something the evil rich do to keep their bags of money. Now, I don´t know about the rest of you, but I, a very middle-class middle-classer, take advantage of every tax cut or loophole that I can.It amazes me when I have to school the Obama voters on how they too have loopholes that they take advantage of every April.It amazes them when I suggest that those loopholes may be going away soon, for the rich and the not-so-rich. Truth hurts. Click Here if you Like this Comment
3 Questions1. Did they have Reps at the Socialist Convention like the Chicago teachers Union did?2. What are the salaries of the Union´s Officers and other Officials?3. Is California Teaching a ´Closed Shop´? Click Here if you Like this Comment
This is why my children were homeschooled.It's time for two countries. Click Here if you Like this Comment
How better to communicate with the base than a sanctimonious, patronizing, disingenuous fairy tale cartoon? One could write a college thesis on the manipulation going on here. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Ed Asner actually believes in communism. He stated that it just hasn´t been done right!Over 100 million people murdered! Billions of other lives wrecked!I couldn´t watch the movie he was in called "UP" because of him. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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Previously, I don't have any information on how I can transfer big chunks of files from my hard drive to a newer and bigger one other than the usual copy and paste method. It pains to know that it will take some time for me to have them all transferred. I normally do the procedure late at night hoping it would then be finished when I wake up in the morning.
The need to migrate files to another drive may be due to an impending device failure or just a need to transfer the contents to a bigger and more ample space (my apps and games are starting to pile up on my one (1) Terra byte Hard Drive). Doing the usual method can cause some issues like:
- wasted time when transferring large amounts of data. (Workable but will need a lot of patience! )
- not enough time to get out of impending data loss due to imminent hard drive failure.
- additional costs to purchase resources for data recovery. (Maybe I can transfer them to some blank DVD disks for cheaper options but then may be not!)
The traditional method of copying or moving files is definitely the normal way to do it but there is that big chance to commit errors especially if you have a bunch of folders and a gazillion of files to transfer. There is the possibility that you may not be able to save all of them throughout the process.
Well, there are back-up soft-wares to do it for you, right?
Of course we have those data back-up tools to do the job for us. But I only find them effective if I have started using them right after I formatted my PC so that every single file that I made has already been kept safe thus saving me half the time. If I am going to do it right now, then it would take so much of my time to do the work. Also, I would need another storage device that will temporarily hold my back-up data. That would be pointless! Watch out for my next article on the tool which will cause you less grievances when transferring data.
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Key findings on gender pay gap, workplace equality
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Key findings on the gender pay gap and attitudes toward workplace equality, according to a new report from the Pew Research Center:
Pay gains for young women; inequality still seen
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About 75 percent of young women believe the U.S. needs to do more to bring about equality in the workplace, a new study finds, despite a narrowing pay gap and steady employment gains for women at higher levels of business and government.
NTSB hearing on SF crash postponed until Wednesday
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The National Transportation Safety Board has rescheduled for Wednesday its hearing into the crash-landing of an Asiana jet at San Francisco International Airport that left three Chinese teens dead.
Iowa panel OKs rules for red light, speed cameras
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The Iowa Transportation Commission on Tuesday approved new rules that would give state transportation officials control over whether speed and red light cameras are placed by cities and counties on state supervised highways and interstates.
Final uranium fuel from Russia arrives in US
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The United States and Russia are marking the end of a 20-year program to convert highly enriched uranium from dismantled Russian nuclear weapons into fuel for U.S. power plants.
Group wants Fisher Price iPad bouncy seat recall
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Ahh, the first year of a baby's life _ learning to sit up, crawl, even walk. But how about playtime in a bouncy seat with an iPad and some cool apps?
Pension crisis endangers Chicago's future
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It's not the vision of a world-class city that Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel typically likes to portray.
Ex-San Diego mayor sentenced for harassment
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When he was mayor of San Diego, Bob Filner waited to be alone with women to kiss, grope and manhandle them without any witnesses, according to a probation officer's report released after he was sentenced Monday to home confinement.
Rising riches: 1 in 5 in US reaches affluence
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Fully 20 percent of U.S. adults become rich for parts of their lives, wielding extensive influence over America's economy and politics, according to new survey data.
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Kory Sheets' focus is on his immediate future and not what might be ahead longer term for the Saskatchewan Roughriders tailback.
Sheets is more concerned about helping his team in the stretch run than his personal pursuit of the CFL's single-season rushing record or his options after the 2013 season.
Sheets earlier dubbed his pursuit of Mike Pringle's season-season rushing mark of 2,065 yards "Mission2K." The fact that Sheets was recently sidelined for 11 quarters with a sprained right knee may have placed that record out of his reach.
"It's pretty far (away), so I'm not too concerned about that goal right now," Sheets said Friday in advance of Saturday's game (5 p.m., TSN, CKRM) against the B.C. Lions at Mosaic Stadium. "I'm more concerned about getting that first-week bye and being home for a playoff game."
Another strong performance by Sheets could help the Riders lock down a portion of those team goals Saturday. The Riders, who are in second place in the West Division with a 10-5 record, can clinch a home playoff game with a win over the Lions (9-6). A win would also keep the Riders' hopes alive for finishing first in the West Division. The Riders are to play the first-place Calgary Stampeders (12-3) on Oct. 26 at McMahon Stadium. Calgary can clinch first place in the West Division with a win over the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday and a Lions victory today.
Sheets heads into Week 17 second in the CFL with 1,408 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns on a league-high 251 carries. He trailed Calgary's Jon Cornish, who had 1,545 yards and 11 touchdowns on 215 carries heading into last night's game in Edmonton.
Sheets would need to average 219.3 yards on the ground in the Riders' final three games of the regular season to surpass Pringle's record. It's a stretch considering Sheets has averaged 108.3 yards per game in 13 games this season. Still, Riders guard Brendon LaBatte isn't willing to give up on the single-season rushing record.
"That has been Kory's goal since well before the season started and we definitely want to do our part in getting him there," LaBatte said. "We're a little behind the pace now because he has been injured. That's still something we can do if we come out executing and perform the way we're capable of performing. If we do that, we still feel that Kory can have a big day."
How many big days Sheets has with the Riders after the 2013 season remains to be determined because he's in the option year of his contract. He's mulling over the possibility of returning to the NFL in 2014.
"It's something that I think about every day," said Sheets, who had stints with the NFL's Carolina Panthers, Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers before signing with the Riders in 2012. "It's not something that I'm going to focus on and think that I'm out of here this year. You never know what might happen. I might think about going down there and then I won't get any opportunities or the right opportunity that I want to take. Then I could end up back here."
Sheets is comfortable if that option surfaces in 2014.
"I definitely wouldn't want to play for any other (CFL) team other than in Regina," said the 28-year-old Sheets. "I'm not going to give up on the NFL yet, but Regina and the team have been good to me. Right now, Regina is winning."
Sheets feels he's running well since returning from the knee injury he sustained early in the first quarter of a 31-29 loss to the visiting Toronto Argonauts on Sept. 14. He rushed for 106 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries in the Riders' 14-9 win over the Eskimos on Oct. 12. Sheets accomplished that while still regaining confidence in his right knee.
"It's more cutting back to my left that I have problems with," Sheets said. "It's not that hard because I can still do it. I'm thinking about it and I have to make sure that I bring my leg through. It's not that I can't do it. I just have to think about it more."
Sheets is also thinking about the weather as the Riders head into the stretch run. The 101st Grey Cup game is Nov. 24 in Regina and a Riders win today would mean all of their remaining games would be outdoors. The Riders are embracing the prospects of an extended stretch of cold-weather games and how those conditions tend to increase the importance of a sound running attack.
"I think it's because the defence doesn't want to tackle you," Sheets said. "They don't want to move and they don't want to move off the ball. It's hard to play when it's cold, especially when you have someone who runs hard. You don't want to take those little bumps and bruises that come when you're cold."
Sheets said that the ball carrier has an advantage over defenders in cold conditions.
"When I'm running and knowing that no one wants to tackle me makes it a little bit easier," Sheets said. "It makes me want to run at them a little bit harder."


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Just started tweaking around in Reason…enjoying it so far.
Very simple and straightforward program, hasn't crashed once yet.
Hope you don't mind answering a quick question.
I was wondering how you export/move your compositions from Reason into Nuendo.
Do you do a rewire and just record each reason track's midi/audio in one swoop?
Or is there another way you do it?
I assume the same thing could be done from reason to Live?
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I remember I went to one of the JV's basketball games (because my sister was a cheerleader.) and the score was really close. Both teams were both trying to one up each other. No matter who scored it would continuously be really close. When there was about 15 seconds left in the game the ref called a free threw for GAC. I think at the time the thoughts running through his head were crazy. He knew that it all was relying on him. If he didn't make it the team and the fans who be disappointed because of him. They ended winning and I bet he was so happy and relieved.
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The DTS President's Council is preparing a very special Christmas dinner basket for students who are unable to travel home for the holiday. This meal is provided so that you may enjoy a lovely Christmas dinner with your family during the Christmas season. Contents of the basket will feed 4-5 people and include a turkey with all the trimmings. Also, enjoy visiting with President's Council members while children decorate Christmas cookies in the activities area.
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Record labels invest US$4.5 billion in new music12th November 2012
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Record companies have defied the global economic downturn to invest US$4.5 billion annually in artists and repertoire (A&R) and marketing, according to a comprehensive new report from IFPI on the changing economics of the music business. Record companies remain the primary investors in artists, maintaining A&R spend despite declining overall revenues in recent years. Labels spent US$2.7 billion in 2011, only marginally down on 2008 (US$2.8 billion), despite an overall decline of 16 per cent in the trade value of the industry globally over the same period. Revenues invested in A&R increased from 15 to 16 per cent of industry turnover between 2008 and 2011. Music companies invest a greater proportion of their global revenues in A&R than most other sectors do in research and development (R&D). Comparisons show music industry investment exceeding that of industries including software and computing (9.6%) and the pharmaceutical and biotech sector (15.3%). The comparisons are based on the European Commission's 2011 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard. Two new surveys, conducted in the UK and Germany in 2012, show more than 70 per cent of unsigned acts want a record deal, with marketing leading the perceived benefits of record company support. Investing in Music is published today by IFPI, representing the recording industry worldwide, in association with WIN, representing independent labels internationally. With fresh data and scores of case studies, the report outlines the evolving and enduring partnership between labels and artists in the digital world. Frances Moore, chief executive of IFPI, says: "Investing in Music highlights a simple truth - that behind the highly visible world of artists who touch people's lives there is a less visible industry of enormous diversity, creativity and economic value. This report shows the role record companies, major and independent, play around the world in discovering, nurturing and promoting artistic talent." There are more than 5,000 artists signed to major labels' rosters, with tens of thousands more signed by independent labels. One in four artists on labels' rosters is a new signing, highlighting the role of fresh talent as the lifeblood of the industry. Alison Wenham, chair of WIN, says: "Today, the relationship between the artists performing music and the investors supporting them has subtly changed and is continuing to evolve. The traditional model of significant advances and marketing support from larger record companies to artists remains widely in place, but there is now a greater emphasis on partnership, shared skills and shared revenues." The report features data from record companies and case studies from around the world, including studies on Michael Bublé, Raphael Gualazzi, David Guetta, Jan Lisiecki and Sexion D'Assaut. Other highlights of the report include:
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Source: 301 unsigned artists responding to The Unsigned Guide's survey. All percentages rounded. BVMI study (Germany)
Source: 313 unsigned artists participated in the online survey. All percentages rounded.
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