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Daniel Barenboim at Sixty-five "To separate the technical from the expressive side in music is like separating the body from the soul." So says Daniel Barenboim, both one of the leading conductors and one of the greatest keyboard virtuosi of our time. It's the philosophy he has always lived by, and he derived it from his father Enrique, who, after his mother Aida, was the only piano teacher he ever had. Descended on both sides from Russian Jews who had fled the pogroms and settled in Argentina, and with two piano teachers for parents, Daniel Barenboim was almost destined to become a pianist himself. Moreover his home town, Buenos Aires, was in the Forties the perfect place for a budding musician to grow up, with Toscanini, Furtwängler and Karajan among the conductors passing through, and Gieseking, Backhaus and Rubinstein among the pianists. Meanwhile, young Daniel had found his personal keyboard guru in the Chilean maestro Claudio Arrau: it was Arrau's Beethoven, delivered with his trademark warmth and richness of sound, that set Barenboim on the path towards his own dominance as a Beethoven exponent. But Bach was the principal deity in Enrique's pantheon. In his childhood Daniel played most of the preludes, fugues and partitas: this was the basis for his mastery of polyphony, and for what he calls the pianist's necessary sleight of hand. "The piano," he has said, "is a neutral instrument, which cannot seduce by virtue of its sound alone. But it is possible to create with it the illusion of sustained sound similar to that of a string instrument." He has never practised mechanically: "My father's teaching was based on the belief that there are enough scales in Mozart's concertos." Barenboim's winning way with Mozart today is a vindication of that belief. He gave his first solo recital in Buenos Aires at the age of seven: he may have been fonder of football than practising, but he was precociously gifted. In 1952, when he was ten, his family moved to Israel — the tango disc he affectionately recorded later in life testified to his Argentinian nostalgia — and in that same year he gave his first concerts in Vienna and Rome; he made his first recordings in 1954. He studied composition with Nadia Boulanger in Paris, and joined Igor Markevich's conducting classes in Salzburg. But the conductor who loomed largest in his firmament was Wilhelm Furtwängler, who was so impressed by Barenboim's playing that he penned a letter hailing him as "a phenomenon" and invited him to play with him and the Berlin Philharmonic. Enrique declined the invitation on Daniel's behalf — he deemed it too soon after the atrocities of the war for a Jewish family to visit Germany — but the letter served Barenboim as a calling-card for many years to come. Furtwängler died soon after this encounter, but Barenboim went on devotedly absorbing his musical wisdom through recordings, by studying his annotated scores, and by talking to people who had worked with him. Attending Carlo Zecchi's conducting class in Siena two years later, he commenced friendships with his fellow-students Claudio Abbado and Zubin Mehta, the latter becoming a lifelong soul-mate. He gave his first London concert in 1956, and his first in New York the following year (with Leopold Stokowski conducting). And in London he also met Clifford Curzon, whose Mozart playing has deeply influenced his own. London in the Sixties was the recording centre of the world, and here Barenboim first forged many enduring musical relationships, both with orchestras — notably the English Chamber Orchestra — and with musicians, including Pinchas Zukerman, Itzhak Perlman and, above all, the cellist Jacqueline du Pré, who in 1967 became his wife. Married in Jerusalem, with David Ben-Gurion in attendance, the couple were surrounded in a blaze of publicity, but managed to make some notable chamber recordings together. "Until illness began to cripple her," Barenboim wrote of Du Pré in his autobiography A Life in Music, "she was able to do whatever she wanted on the cello, and needed very little practice. She had a capacity to imagine sound such as I never met in any other musician. She really was a child of nature — a musician of nature with an unerring instinct." In 1969 Barenboim made his conducting debut with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra and also began a long–term collaboration with the baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. In 1972 he conducted his first opera, Mozart's Don Giovanni, at the Edinburgh Festival. But it was in 1978, at Berlin's Deutsche Oper, that he first conducted the operatic composer who has since become his specialism — Richard Wagner. He intensified his relationships with both Wagner and Germany throughout the Eighties and Nineties, carving out musical fiefdoms at the Bayreuth Festival — where he conducted regularly from 1981, including the annual Ring cycles from 1988 to 1992 — and the Berlin Staatsoper unter den Linden, of which he became General Music Director in 1992 and where he heroically conducted two complete cycles of Wagner's ten major operas within the space of just over a month in 2002. Meanwhile in 1987 he had been appointed Artistic Director of the new Opéra-Bastille in Paris, where his friendship with Pierre Boulez stood him in good stead, even if it couldn't prevent his later falling-out with the French political establishment. He subsequently went on to become Music Director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, ending a fifteen-year tenure there in June 2006, and he celebrates his sixty-fifth birthday in November 2007 by taking up the new post of Maestro Scaligero at Italy's premier opera house, La Scala, Milan. But it is perhaps the Berlin Staatskapelle, who in 2000 appointed him Chief Conductor for Life, with whom Barenboim currently enjoys the closest relationship. He likened the orchestra, when he first encountered it at the Staatsoper, to "the most wonderful antique furniture, its beauty covered by layers and layers of dust": taking that dust off, he quickly turned it into the world-beating ensemble it is today. Over the past fifteen years Barenboim has made a point of melding music and politics in an unusually fruitful way. He broke an unwritten taboo by performing Wagner in Israel, defending his decision by insisting that, in refusing to perform the composer's works out of deference to the sensitivities of Holocaust survivors, Israel's musical establishment was handing the Nazis a posthumous victory. "Not playing Wagner has harmed the Israel Philharmonic artistically," he argued. "There is a vacuum in their music because there are few composers as important as Wagner. I don't see how you can really understand Mahler and Schoenberg if you don't know your Wagner." More recently, in collaboration with his late friend, the Palestinian-Arab historian Edward Said, Barenboim has broken a much stronger taboo with what the pair called their West-Eastern Divan Workshop for Young Musicians, when they first conceived it in Weimar in 1999. Under this scheme, young players from both sides of the Middle East's main political fault-line worked closely together: at each desk of instruments in the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra an Arab was placed next to an Israeli; in the first half of their concerts, an Arab violinist would be leader, with an Israeli violinist taking over after the interval. When the orchestra played for peace in Ramallah in 2005, after rehearsals protected by heavily armed troops, a huge gesture was made on behalf of young people in the region. When the concert was over, Barenboim made a speech including these words: "It is our belief that the destinies of these two peoples, Israel and Palestine, are inextricably linked… Either we all kill each other, or we share what there is to share. It is this message that we have come here to bring." The encore the orchestra then played was "Nimrod" from Elgar's Enigma Variations. Daniel Barenboim's pre-eminence as a conductor and soloist is founded on the intellectualism that led him to be invited to give the BBC's annual Reith Lectures in 2006 and, before that, to collaborate with Edward Said in producing a book of conversations, Parallels and Paradoxes: Explorations in Music and Society, published in 2002. There Barenboim's rigorously analytical aperçus cover everything from the ephemerality of sound to the effect of professionalism on musical aesthetics. Of all the arts, he says, music is both the best school for life, and also the best means of escaping from its worst manifestations. Michael Church © Warner Classics 2007


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This is hilarious! I laughed through the whole thing .. when the cab drivers buddy calls it really gets good!
I say stolen NOT rescued. And what a horribly cruel thing to do. Not only steal someone's dog, but then to taunt them online and even go so far as to try and lay blame at the owners feet saying the dog was not being taken care of well.
That is NOT a malnutrtioned dog .. you can tell in the video and the picture that was taken the very morning the dog was stolen that is a well cared for dog. Even after a few days of nurturing, a truely unhealthy dog, will still look REALLY bad.
I hope the dog stealer has a quick change of heart and returns this pup before the weekend.
This incredible Christmas Light Display set to music is right in our back yard!
Check out the "Moss Lights" in League City! Mike Moss .. a local guy has put up 80,000 lights synchronized to 9 songs. There is about 400 hrs. of programing and 150 hrs. to set the display up.
Check out all of the videos from his past Christmas displays here: www.MossLights.com
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If I was ever going to turn to a life of crime .. this may very well be the type of heist I'd attempt to pull off!
The search is on in Florida for a truck stolen Sunday night that was carrying $120,000 worth of Hershey's chocolate. The driver says he parked the truck for the night at a truck center and it was gone in the morning!
Now I have chocolate on the brain ... a few of my favorite Hollywood 'tributes' to the deliciousness:
I will admit if I ever got lucky enough to land in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory I would never have been able to follow the rules when we got to the Chocolate River. I'd have dove right in!!
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The Teaching/Learning Center (T/LC) at Delta College began in 1975, making it one of the oldest college tutoring centers in Michigan. Located in the lower East Concourse, the T/LC had a part-time professional staff of two. Within a year, student tutors were added to provide more student support. Through the 1980's, tutoring demand provided the impetus for hiring a full-time director and a tutoring coordinator. Part-time professional tutors and additional student tutors were hired. Technology was also used to provide additional study support.
In the 1990's, staffing increased with the addition of new programs: Peer Mentoring in 1992 (now the Facilitated Study Group Program), CRLA certification in 1995 and 1996, and Structured Learning Assistance in 1998. In 1999, the T/LC moved into Delta's new Library Learning Information Center, joining the Library, the Academic Testing Center, and the Open Computer Lab to create a central location for student academic support.
The Teaching/Learning Center now has five part-time and five full-time professional staff members who provide academic support for more than one-third, or 3000-4000, of Delta's students each semester. A tutorial computer lab, adaptive technology, and a strong web presence have increased the T/LC's ability to serve students. Innovative training and an award-winning student and professional staff insure that Delta students have access to the best in tutoring.
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A Mexican man who allegedly faked being a Texas police officer with a bogus badge has pleaded guilty to a weapons charge.
Prosecutors in Brownsville on Tuesday said Jose Luis Rodriguez-Treto pleaded guilty to being an illegal immigrant in possession of a firearm. Rodriguez-Treto remains in custody facing up to 10 years in prison when he's sentenced in June.
Investigators suspect Rodriguez-Treto pretended to be an officer to steal money or commit drug-related crimes.
Two federal agents in an unmarked vehicle on Jan. 22 saw an SUV with activated flashing lights generally used by law enforcement. Rodriguez-Treto was driving the Ford Escape and had his wife and infant child with him.
The agents stopped the SUV and confiscated guns, ammunition, law enforcement scanners and a badge saying "special police."


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More and more homes are being built with HardiePlank. This is a wood and vinyl siding alternative that has proven to be very hearty. However, it's name doesn't come from the construction pun, it comes from the inventor, James Hardie.
HardiePlank looks like wood siding except for its color. It's base color is a grayish white. Some home owners like the color and don't paint it, but others choose to paint. One of its benefits is that paint does not chip and peel on HardiePlank. It's also easy to clean with a garden hose. This siding material is a fiber cement composite.
Other benefits of this Hardie siding are that it is impervious to termites and wood rot. Therefore, the long term maintenance is greatly reduced. HardiePlank is fire resistance, so its insurance rating will be the same as brick. An individual who likes the look of a wood home can save money on his homeowner's policy by choosing the cement fiber siding. Another advantage is that, unlike vinyl siding, HardiePlank can be repainted. Once vinyl is put on a house, the home owner, or potential home buyer is stuck with that color. Hardie can be painted any color the buyer or owner wants.
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Great Day Gourmet Brownies to open in Ypsilanti
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A new Ypsilanti business, Great Day Gourmet Brownies, is slated to open in February after its opening date was pushed back several times.
Owner J. Doyle said the brownie shop, 301 W. Cross St. will open in February, but he has not set a specific opening date.
"We took over that building in September a year ago and put a bunch of money and time and energy in there," Doyle said. "We were getting ready to open Nov. 22 and we had a power surge the day before opening that fried all of our equipment."
Doyle said he put a claim in with DTE Energy to recoup some of the loss, but the process took months before he was able to move forward with the opening since he had to purchase all new appliances.
Doyle is a chef and has been in the restaurant business for years. He and his wife moved to the Ypsilanti area from Florida shortly after the economic downturn.
"It's a nice little niche market," Doyle said. "I was going to open a kiosk in the mall, but I wanted everything to be fresh. I didn't want to do another restaurant either. I love Ypsilanti and it's one of the best towns I've seen."
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Doyle developed multiple recipes and decided to open a store after receiving inquiries about the brownies.
"I get probably 50 calls a week yelling to open that store," Doyle said. "My brownies are outrageous and we make about 20 flavors of brownies and 20 frostings."
Ypsilanti business owner Mike Eller purchased the building for $139,900 in 2001. The building's assessed value is $39,000. Toarmina's Pizza was previously housed at the location.
Ypsilanti Downtown Development Authority Director Tim Colbeck said the location has been vacant for the past two and half years. Years ago, the building served as one of the original Domino's Pizza locations, he added.
Doyle and his wife will run the business together. They have hired someone to do the bulk of the baking for them, as well as a manager.
"... It's amazing to me that there's so much opportunity here," Doyle said. "Ypsilanti is a place that's sort of a sleeping opportunity."
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Fall Thesis Exhibitions Open Nov. 15 with Amy F. Edwards, Emily Davis and Mollie Row
Senior shows on view in Currey Gallery through Nov. 25
Watkins College of Art, Design & Film presents Fine Art Thesis Exhibitions 2012, a two-part series of work by five graduating students in the Fine Art Department. First up are two exhibition offerings by Bachelor of Fine Art degree candidates Amy F. Edwards, and Emily Davis and Mollie Row, opening Thursday, Nov. 15, with a reception from 5:30 to 10 p.m. Their work will be on display in the Brownlee O. Currey, Jr. Gallery on campus through Nov. 25.
Edwards presents the mixed media show The Human Element, with work examining the mythology of human and animal influences relating to shapes and forms. Davis and Row collaborated on installations for the exhibition U N A S S I G N, which explores identity.
The exhibitions and reception are free and the public is invited. Watkins is located at 2298 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard in MetroCenter; free parking is available in the campus lot. For more information, visit Watkins.edu or call 615.383.4848.
Amy F. Edwards, Franklin, TN
BFA in Fine Art
Show title: The Human Element
paintings, toys dipped in plaster, sculpey, tin foil, enamel
Statement: With this body of work, I am investigating the ideas of taxonomy and systems that categorize a hierarchy between humans and animals. The content of this investigation centers on the imagined and mythological creature as a manifestation of an altered or "outside" the system species.
Photo: "Stomach" (2011, Sculpey, acrylic)
Emily Davis, Terre Haute, IN
BFA in Fine Art
Mollie Row, Meridian, MS
BFA in Fine Art
Show title: U N A S S I G N
Personal Works and Collaboration in Unfolding Identity
Statement: Through the process of mold making, life casting, and the replication of images, the artists weight multiple facets of identity. U N A S S I G N creates an environment that provokes the viewer to explore the qualities of physical and conceptual existence. Stripped of cultural signifiers, what remains? Are we vessels waiting to be filled or simply just a shell?
The Fall 2012 Watkins BFA Senior Thesis Exhibitions will continue November 29–December 9 in the Currey Gallery with work from BFA candidates Sydni Gause and Bryant Smith.
Regular Currey Gallery hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m. (Watkins will be closed Nov. 21-22 for the Thanksgiving holiday.) Admission is free.


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This Act shall not be construed to repeal existing laws conferring upon the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of the Army certain powers with reference to the protection, improvement, and control of the said Yellowstone National Park.
(May 7, 1894, ch. 72, § 10,28 Stat. 75; July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, § 205(a),61 Stat. 501.)
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Department of War designated Department of the Army and title of Secretary of War changed to Secretary of the Army by section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, 61 Stat. 501. Section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, was repealed by section 53 of act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 641. Section 1 of act Aug. 10, 1956, enacted "Title 10, Armed Forces' which in sections
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I cannot make this stuff up.
I'm not suggesting that we need to save every grocery store. I am suggesting that when we treat our buildings as disposable, something valuable about our cities is lost. Buildings are not just places where we live and do business and make money. The buildings we build say something about who we are. Older buildings are not just beautiful — they're like living history books, a tangible connection to the past. They give a city an architectural texture and a sense of place.
Each year, the National Trust for Historic Preservation publishes a list of America's 11 most endangered historic places. This year's sites come with a twist — for each endangered place, you can donate money to a campaign dedicated to preserving it for other people to learn from and enjoy.
Here are some of the highlights from the list. Check out all 11 places here.
The Village of Zoar
The Village of Zoar, in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, was founded in 1817 by German immigrants seeking religious freedom. Many of the village's structures have been preserved as part of the Zoar Village State Memorial, and others are maintained by private citizens. Currently, the village is threatened by flooding — a levee built in 1937 to protect it from backwater from a nearby dam is failing, and the Army Corps of Engineers is currently conducting a study to determine what should be done. One option would involve destroying the levee completely, which would mean Zoar would have to be moved or destroyed.
Ellis Island Hospital Complex
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And just in the studio -- court papers say the former graduate student accused in the Colorado movie -- shooting was being treated by a psychiatrist.
At the university where he studied now.
The revelation disclosed Friday in a defense motion the motion sought to discover the source of leaks to some media outlets.
That a package that James Holmes set the psychiatrist.
Contained a notebook with descriptions of the attack.
The motion says the package contained communications between Holmes and his psychiatrist.
That should be shielded from public view.
As we reported earlier this week law enforcement officials told foxnews.com exclusively.
They James Holmes mailed -- notebook to University of Colorado a psychiatrist.
They say it was full of and illustrations.
Of the coming bloodbath let's bring -- our legal panel again for this big news coming -- former prosecutor Jeff gold.
And criminal defense attorney Regina.
Tom but not -- and Jeff explain this to us because the defense is saying that these diagrams these stick figures this is all privileged and should not be -- Well of course that's what the defense wants to say there's a couple things first of all there's a legal point.
If if some person is telling the psychiatrist they're going to commit an offense that's not privilege so that's number one and you wanna know something else.
I don't believe any of this I think this is part of his plan I think he said all this -- I think he went to the psychiatrist to set up the defense I think he told a psychiatrist thinks the setup of the fence and I don't believe that notebook by the way that we're been talking about -- actually was said earlier I think there's some whom we something rotten in bed.
Mark here and so it's a Regina give us the defense part of this why would you argue that this is privileged and that when you're kind of -- granting an attack.
This should not be released.
Well first of all communications between.
A party and their psychiatrists are privileged.
You need to encourage the person to be honest in order to be treated there is a host of people.
Who are treated for psychiatric conditions which may involve psychotic delusions or psychotic notions.
Psychiatrist cannot sit there call the cops every single time -- Something like this is mentioned written that nobody wanted to change it it do they really believe -- and it has done a car.
This and I started calling the cotton candy Regina you have to put that -- it.
Regina I'm gonna tell you I -- down in Aurora all last weekend okay and I'm gonna tell you something if he if he told psychiatrist he was going to committed.
It's not privilege and you can bet on it.
He didn't tell anybody he -- the notebook.
The notebook and now we're figures this -- figured that -- the -- of a psychiatrist calling out on his client I mean he has to respect that the psychiatrist when.
That's -- why are those who call the police the psychiatrist -- yeah required to -- required to call a client out if the client is going to commit a murder if he feel acquired -- minute and not let alone three I'll check a lot of people say a lot of things with special well there in street.
You can't you tell them.
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The story of Hillsboro's drinking water is over 100 years old and is a tale of ingenuity and vision. Working together, early 20th century community leaders secured the water source that provides Hillsboro its drinking water today and that has been a key element in the community growing from a small, farm-centric town into the diversified, thriving city it is today. We are excited to celebrate the value that public water service has brought to Hillsboro over the last century. Hillsboro has grown into a regional leader in the protection, treatment and delivery of high quality water to our customers in Hillsboro and western Washington County. We strive to instill complete confidence in our customers that we will protect public health, provide fire protection and support for the local economy, and deliver a great-tasting product right to the customer's tap, 24 hours a day year-round. We maintain approximately 250 miles of distribution lines across the city, delivering water to more than 24,000 homes and businesses in our service area. We do all of this with an eye to the future, making sure we have plentiful sources for water as our community keeps growing great things. If you have a question about Hillsboro's water quality, water system, or water programs, and are unable to find the answer here on our website, please contact us.
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Converting Quinn.com from SilverStripe 2.4 to 3.1-beta
March 12, 2013: (This article first appeared as a SilverStripe.org blog post by Fred Condo.) More
Quinn.com relaunches with SilverStripe 3.1
February 14, 2013: You probably didn't notice, because the site's design and content are the same as they were beforehand, but we recently switched our SilverStripe CMS from version 2.4 to the forthcoming version 3.1. More
Pericom Semiconductor Corporation launches new website
June 29, 2012: Pericom Semiconductor Corporation unveiled their newly designed and developed website today. Quinn Interactive designed the new website and developed it on top of the SilverStripe CMS and web development framework. More
Responsive Design: Is this goodbye to my old web site?
June 23, 2012: As Quinn Interactive's Sales Manager, I've noticed how rapidly the mobile web market is changing. To best advise our customers on what they'll need to do in the future I've been reading up on all the statistical evidence about how fast things are changing in the mobile market and especially... More
Book Review: SilverStripe 2.4 Module Extension, Themes, and Widgets Beginner's Guide
July 27, 2011: SilverStripe 2.4 Module Extension, Themes, and Widgets Beginner's Guide, by Philipp Krenn. Packt Publishing, 2011. 344 pages. ISBN: 978-1-849515-00-9. Paperback: US$44.99/UK£27.99; e-book: US$30.59. More
SilverStripe OpenID authentication module now compatible with SilverStripe 2.4
March 4, 2011: Quinn Interactive Chief Engineer Fred Condo has adopted the auth_openid module, originally developed by Markus Lanthaler for the 2007 Google Summer of Code. The module wasn't compatible with SilverStripe 2.4, but now a 2.4-compatible version is available on GitHub. More
San Francisco SilverStripe CMS Meetup
March 4, 2011: Quinn Interactive is organizing and sponsoring a SilverStripe CMS meetup group in San Francisco for Bay Area SilverStripe developers, users, and designers. Please check out the meetup page and join! Then tell us what you'd like to get out of the group and suggest venues! We're excited about SilverStripe and... More
Quinn Interactive Launches New SilverStripe-based Client Extranet
September 17, 2010: Quinn Interactive launched its client extranet (available to registered clients only), based on SilverStripe 2.4.1. The extranet site is a secure site where clients can view project designs and other project documentation. SilverStripe's flexible security model and Sapphire development framework made it easy to provide a functional, secure service for... More
SilverStripe 2.4 released
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The Washington Capitals are a professional ice hockey team based in Washington, D.C. They are members of the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). Since their founding in 1974, "The Caps" have won one conference championship to reach the 1998 Stanley Cup Finals, and captured seven division titles. In 1997, the team moved their home hockey rink from the suburban Capital Centre to the new Verizon Center in Washington's Chinatown neighborhood. Former AOL executive Ted Leonsis has owned the team since 1999, and has revitalized the franchise by drafting star players such as Alexander Ovechkin, Nicklas Backstrom, Mike Green, and Alexander Semin, and hiring head coach Bruce Boudreau. The 200910 Capitals won the franchise's first-ever Presidents' Trophy for the team with the most points at the end of the regular season.
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Origin of the Species
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Girls Leadership Institute: The Summer That Changed Me
A-woo, GLI, that is my heart's desire!
A-woo, GLI, I love it, I love it, I love it!
So goes the celebratory chant of the Girls Leadership Institute. For three weeks over the summer of 2011, GLI was my camp. For the rest of my life, it will be one of my fondest memories.
I did not want to go, for no other reason then I felt lazy and the idea of an all-girls camp seemed silly to me. I'm a feminist, but I feel no need to seek out sisterhood. Reluctantly, I packed my bags and arrived at Smith College.
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Mon, 21 Jan 2013 BBEdit 10.5 review
Bare Bones Software continues to develop the Mac's premier text editor
- Manufacturer: Bare Bones Software
- Pros: More coherent user interface, support for Mac OS X Versions, more comprehensive Preview mode, support for Apple's Retina displays
- Cons: Removal of CVS will upset some long-time users
- Price: $49.99 (£34.50) (upgrade from BBEdit 10: free; upgrade from previous versions: $39.99 (£30))
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Fast approaching is the twentieth anniversary of BBEdit's commercial launch. In that time, Bare Bones Software has maintained and developed the text editor against which all others are judged. Rather than rest on its laurels and numerous awards, two years ago the company released BBEdit 10. The new feature set opened up the app to more than just codeheads with enhanced text and HTML editing, improvements to the user interface and superior project management. After minor tweaks with BBEdit 10.1, the latest version boasts some cool new features.
The first thing you'll spot on firing up BBEdit 10.5 is a change to the toolbar. Gone is the pencil, replaced by a simple drop-down menu to save vertical space – useful for those of us working on a small-screen laptop.
There's a brand-new menu bar entry: Go. In keeping with an ethos of refining existing commands, all of those for BBEdit's navigation are housed here including some that were previously in the Search menu (which is now looking quite sparse). Place holders, jump marks and code functions now reside in Go with the latter having its own floating window, a sensible move. Additionally, the new Named Symbol function lets you filter through every function and marker in the current file.
It's nice to see a company embracing new Mac OS X features. In this version Bare Bones has implemented support for Lion and Mountain Lion's Versions with a new Search option of Compare Against Previous Version. As a new version is created each time you save a file, you can step back through versions by date and time and use BBEdit's Find Differences to compare them for changes. While BBEdit has always supported third-party version control systems such as Subversion, support for Apple's Versions brings a level of such functionality to a non-power user. However, some will berate the loss of support for CVS (Concurrent Versions System) and this may be a deal-breaker for such users.
BBEdit 10.5's new Go menu is the app's navigational hub
Given that many BBEdit users will be handling website changes, a new feature allows projects to behave almost as pseudo sites with full management, checking and uploading – much easier than the previous method. Also, previously you could preview the way HTML and CSS would work on a website. Preview has now been extended to include AppleScripts, executables or even shell scripts. In short, almost everything in a document can be previewed before going live.
There's one feature that all software companies will place at the top of their press releases and that's support for Apple's new Retina displays. BBEdit 10.5 has this and while it will certainly make a difference to owners of the latest MacBook Pros and forthcoming new iMacs, the vast majority of users won't see any benefits on standard displays.
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Cisco RV120W Wireless-N VPN Firewall - Router - WAN, 4-port 10/100 Mbps LAN, WLAN, 802.11n, IP Security (Refurbished)
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Cisco RV120W Wireless-N VPN Firewall - Router
The Cisco RV120W Wireless-N VPN Firewall combines highly secure connectivity - to the Internet as well as from other locations and remote workers - with a high-speed, 802.11n wireless access point, a 4-port switch, an intuitive, browser-based device manager, and support for the Cisco FindIT Network Discovery Utility, all at a very affordable price. The Cisco RV120W Wireless-N VPN Firewall's combination of high performance, business-class features and top-quality user experience takes basic connectivity to a new level.
What It Is and Why You Need It
- High-speed, standards-based 802.11n wireless connectivity to help employees stay productive while away from their desks
- Integrated 4-port 10/100 switch with quality of service (QoS) support for enhanced voice, video and data traffic
- Support for separate "virtual" networks enables you to control access to sensitive information and to set up highly secure wireless guest access
- IP Security (IPsec) VPN support with hardware acceleration to deliver highly secure, high-performance connections to multiple locations and traveling employees
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- WAN: 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet WAN port
- LAN: 4-port 10/100 Mbps switch with support for VLAN and QoS
- WLAN: Built-in high-speed 802.11n wireless access point
- Physical dimensions and weight:
- W x D x H = 5.91 in. x 5.91 in. x 1.34 in. (150 mm x 150 mm x 34 mm)
- Weight: 1.10 lb (0.5 kg)
- Power: 12V 1A
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- Operating temperature: 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)
- Storage temperature: -20° to 70°C (-4° to 158°F)
- Operating humidity: 10% to 85% noncondensing
- Storage humidity: 5% to 90% noncondensing
- Support for static routing, Routing Information Protocol (RIP) versions 1 and 2, and inter-VLAN routing to enable flexible connection sharing
- Proven stateful packet inspection (SPI) firewall, plus advanced wireless security to help keep business assets safe
- Simplified configuration through an intuitive, browser-based device manager
- Support for the Cisco FindIT Network Discovery Utility
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When I was seventeen years old and had known Christ for less than two years, I experienced what I believe was a miracle. Driving at fifty miles an hour, I was about to crash. All I could see in front of me, top to bottom and side to side, was the yellow of a school bus, which pulled in front of me from a side road, but which I didn't see until a split second before impact.


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Welcome to WW2 Gyrene, a tribute to the World War II Marine. This site contains information about the Pacific War and the men who fought it along with links to other outstanding Marine Corps sites. Semper Fidelis!
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ELume, Inc operates a wafer processing foundry - micro chip R/D laboratory located in California.
Inventive thinking, coupled with imagination and customer care is the key to our existence (raison d'être) and success for over a decade. The application of this has paid off for many of our customers who have relied on our judgment, experience/know-how, and trusted us with their most challenging (proprietary) ideas.
ELume's reputation is built on finding and implementing solutions.
The combined creativity of ELume's scientific/engineering staff is always available to talk with you by phone or live from your PC. You will connect directly to an applications engineer who can recommend processes, materials, as well as give you input on what is the best approach to obtain a reliable, reproducible product, that is cost effective and meets your parameters.
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ELume Inc. started out as a consulting company in the flat panel display field, working on full color LEF as well as OLED devices on plastic substrates and movable mirror projection devices only to discover that it was like "beating a dead horse"; the manufacturing of display technologies disappeared from the USA radar screen one by one to resurface in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, etc.
To stay in business, ELume evolved and reinvented itself again. Since our infrastructure was in place, we switched to become A NON PURE PLAY specialty Semiconductor – like devices – MEMS foundry for third party customers needing custom/nonstandard processing solutions. Many unrelated to silicon wafers yet the processing parameters of silicon were applicable. Today ELume is a thriving independent enterprise.
The company feels with its 10-year history, it has become an attractive partner because of its unique infrastructure. We are sought after to assist with developing products/processes because we can offer your project know how, experience (finding solutions), tools, flexibility, combined with our most important asset, imagination and a can-do attitude.
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