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Kenton Cool - A record breaking mountain climber, Cool has climbed Mount Everest 10 times and led the Sir Ranulph Fiennes' 2008 and 2009 expeditions. Cool also has achieved the prestigious feat of two Everest summits in one week. In the autumn of 2010 Kenton made the 3rd ever ski descent of Manaslu in Nepal, the worlds 8th highest mountain. In doing so become one of only a few people world wide to ski multiple 8000m peaks having previously completed a ski descent from the top of Cho Oyo the world's 6th highest mountain.
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For those of you who haven't heard of WGU Tennessee, it is an accredited, not-for-profit online university aimed at expanding access to higher education for all Tennesseans, particularly nontraditional students. WGU Tennessee launched in July and was established through a partnership with the state of Tennessee and Western Governors University. After initial startup investments by the state of Tennessee and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, WGU Tennessee will be self-sustaining on tuition with no ongoing state funding. As of today, there are already 700 WGU Tennessee students and nearly 500 graduates.
Tennessee has excellent higher education institutions, including the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga. By bringing WGU to Tennessee and to Chattanooga, we hope to bring a new option to the table. We're proud to be a nationally recognized university created with the needs of working adults in mind.
Our approach to learning, which is competency-based, is perhaps the best example of WGU Tennessee's focus on adult learners. What this means is simple: Rather than earning degrees based on credit hours or time spent in class, students are required to demonstrate competency in subject matter. That WGU was the first institution in the United States to employ this acclaimed academic model is a point of pride for us, our students, and our graduates.
Though WGU Tennessee courses are all online, students receive one-on-one support from a faculty mentor who guides them through the program and is available to answer questions. Our instructors are among the best in their fields. We value integrity — WGU utilizes state-of-the-art methods for ensuring student identity in testing and assessment.
These differentiators, our competency-based approach, and the affordability of WGU Tennessee — a full year of tuition is just $6,000 for an unlimited number of courses — make it a valuable option for working adults and a tremendous opportunity to support Gov. Haslam's "Drive to 55" initiative, which aims for 55 percent of Tennesseans to have at least an associate-level degree by 2025.
A trained and educated workforce is vital to the state's economy, and WGU Tennessee is providing another high-quality option and a completely different education model for adults in the state who wish to complete a bachelor's or master's degree. We look forward to working with institutions such as Chattanooga State and helping Chattanoogans who wish to advance their education in order to further their careers.
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MRes/PhD studentship - Visual hallucinations: an EEG and non-invasive Stimulation study (VEEG-Stim study)
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Visual hallucinations are common in Lewy body dementias (LBD) but their aetiology is unclear although their occurrence may depend upon the interaction of aberrant top-down and bottom-up visual processing. Using combined occipital transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and high density electroencephalography (EEG) we propose to investigate how visual processing is altered in LBD patients who hallucinate compared to non-hallucinator LBD patients, aged controls and a disease comparator group of patients with Charles Bonnet syndrome.
The appointed PhD student will be responsible for patient recruitment, neuropsychological assessment, and carrying out the combined TMS and EEG protocol as well as performing detailed analyses on the data produced. The studentship will be based within the Institute for Ageing and Health, a large interdisciplinary Institute with a strong track record of research excellence in ageing and dementia.
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The 17th annual Pacific Crest Sports Festival attracted more than 5,500 participants and hundreds of spectators.
The competition began Friday with the Tour de Crest bike tour, the half and full marathons on Saturday, and on Sunday the triathlons, 5 and 10Ks and the kids' races.
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RTA cancels Sept. 5 meeting
Ramona Trails Association will not meet on Wednesday, Sept. 5. Many RTA members are participating in the Los Vaqueros campout from Aug. 30 through Sept. 3.
The next RTA meeting will be on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. in Ramona Community Center, 434 Aqua Lane.
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Believe it or not, June is less than a week away. Cedar Cultural Center welcomes the Howlin' Brothers Wednesday and Brooklyn duo Savoir Adore the next day. Devendra Banhart celebrates his birthday at Mill City Nights Thursday, while LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy plays the First Avenue Mainroom. Fri ... More >>
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Sorbonne is the colloquial name for the famous University of Paris, one of the oldest institutes of higher learning in Europe. Founded in 1257, the College de Sorbonne at the university gave rise to the image of Paris as a center of theological study during much of the 20th century, and is still regarded as having one of the best faculties of theology anywhere in the world.
The buildings of the university itself house a number of interesting attractions such as the Sorbonne observatory, the Cours de Civilisation Francaise de la Sorbonne, and maybe most interestingly, the library of Sorbonne, featuring rare and antique books and manuscripts, many of which are one of a kind. Booking a budget hotel near Sorbonne in Paris is a great way to really inculcate yourself into the local atmosphere and culture along with the students who study here; life never stops at Sorbonne, and you're bound to come away with a renewed appreciation not just for the country of France but for the French people themselves as well.
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Diabetes : You've just found out you have diabetes, and you're scared. The 17 million Americans suffering from the disease know it's stressful caring for an illness that requires 24/7 monitoring. Will you need to give yourself shots? What happens if you accidentally take too much insulin? How can you keep yourself healthy, and avoid suffering the side effects that diabetes can cause? This reassuring manual will show you what to do, guide you when you see your doctor, and help you gain control of your illness.
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About Sustainability
Sustainable transportation practices respect, support and (where possible) regenerate environmental systems, the economy and society over many generations. This requires balancing three components.
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The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and Workforce Collaborative: Sustainable practices include making sure that all people have the opportunity to fully participate in the workforce. In December 2008 Mn/DOT convened the DBE and Workforce Collaborative – a group representing general contractors, DBE contractors, training organizations, unions, business/workforce advocates, non-union contractors/workforce, FHWA and Mn/DOT – to work together to identify, evaluate and implement strategies to increase the participation of diverse workers and DBEs on Minnesota highway heavy construction projects.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Braves outfielder Justin Upton has left the game against the Marlins because of cramping in his left hamstring.
Upton flexed his left leg after running to first base Sunday on an unsuccessful sacrifice bunt attempt in the fifth inning. Marlins catcher Koyie Hill threw out Mike Minor at third base as Upton reached on the fielder's choice.
Upton was removed from the game. His older brother, B.J. Upton, entered the game as a pinch-runner. Freddie Freeman followed with a three-run homer off Henderson Alvarez that gave Atlanta a 4-3 lead.
There were no immediate details provided on the severity of the injury.
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A few weeks ago, I walked into the office that I share with a coworker, and was greeted by the smell of fresh baked brownies. I don't remember exactly what I said, but it was probably something like, "YES! BROWNIES! EAT! NOW!"
And my coworker was all, what the hell are you talking about? And really, for a second I thought she was crazy. Could she not smell the delicious aroma of the fresh baked brownies? It was making my mouth water in the most pavlovian way. "Melissa," I said, "it smells like delicious brownies in here."
Turns out, it was not delicious brownies at all. It was actually lotion. Jasmine scented lotion. Jasmine, with a hint of citrus and violet.
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Yesterday, I was forcing Mark to watch The Devil Wears Prada with me (I have seen it at least 15 times, but listen: I love Anne Hathaway.) (Shut Up.) and all of a sudden, all I could smell was almonds. ALMONDS! And I knew we didn't have any almonds in the house. I knew this, because we had some, and I ate every single one of them.
"Mark, are you eating ALMONDS?!" I say this because I may or may not be annoyed that he had almonds all this time and was hiding them from me. (I wouldn't blame him, because I will eat anything that isn't nailed down in an attempt to comfort myself these days.)
Would you believe that Mark was not eating a super secret hidden stash of almonds? Well, believe it. He was eating nacho chips with cheddar cheese melted on top. And he also made no secret of tell me how ridiculous he thought I was. But he married me, so what does that say about him? It's pretty telling, that's all I'm saying.
It appears that I have become the victim a seriously strange hormonal side effect: nasal trickery. Things smell really strong and disgusting to me, or smell like something totally different.
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Granite Construction Inc.'s President and CEO James H. Roberts will present at D.A. Davidson and Company's 9th Annual Engineering and Construction Conference in San Francisco, Calif., on Sept. 28, 2010.
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A record crowd of 12,500 people attended our Australia Day Bush Fair at South Adelaide Football Club oval. A gold coin entry this year allowed us to present even more activities and entertainment than in previous years.
It's was another fabulous family event with all activities and entertainment free. Celebrations finished with another spectacular 3D fireworks display that captivated the audience and lit up the skies across our city.
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It wasn't supposed to happen this way.
The Pennsylvania primary scheduled for April 24th was to be Rick Santorum's triumphal return - celebrating his resurgence in national politics after his crushing defeat just six years earlier for re-election to the senate.
It's not turning out that way.
Instead Santorum is finding himself ensnarled in a nasty dog fight with Mitt Romney that is looking more and more like Santorum's last stand. Out spent by Romney by margins sometimes approaching ten to one, trailing badly in pledged delegates, and lacking Romney's powerful ground operation, Santorum cannot afford to lose his home state. Yet three polls now show the race to be competitive--Franklin & Marshall, Mercyhurst and Quinnipiac find that Santorum's once daunting lead over Romney has been erased in less than a month.
Why? What has happened to the once promising campaign that promised to derail Romney's presidential hopes and set up a classic conservative versus moderate battle within the GOP?
A close look at the last month of the campaign reveals the painful contours of the Santorum slide. Altogether five factors have converged to turn Pennsylvania into what could beSantorum's last stand. They are:
Santorum's odyssey into reproductive health and related social issues, often delivered in a provocative manner has cost him supporters especially among independents and moderates. In Pennsylvania that means large stretches of the state, including Philadelphia, the vote rich Philly suburbs and the Lehigh Valley might well snub his candidacy. Worse perhaps, the animus engendered by Santorum's frequently controversial remarks has tended to take his focus off jobs and the economy. Santorum, in a phrase has consistently gone off message in the last month and it is costing him.
From late January through February, Santorum rode a genuine momentum as powerful as any seen in a Republican primary in a generation. He won several important states including Mississippi and Alabama and had sizable early leads in key Electoral College swing states like Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin. But he subsequently lost all these states and with it the air went out of much of the Santorum balloon. No Republican can win the presidency who doesn't win a majority of these battleground states in the fall.
Romney has regularly out spent Santorum by margins of 7 to 1 and higher, sometimes much higher. In one state it was estimated the Romney edge was a stupendous 70 to 1. Just one of Romney's Super PACs has spent almost 40 million dollars, according to theLos Angeles Times, most on negative ads. During the Wisconsin race, Santorum achieved a symbolic victory by holding Romney to a mere 4 to 1 spending edge. No candidate in the age of media politics can long withstand a barrage of this magnitude.
Romney has now drawn within striking distance of Santorum in Pennsylvania without serious campaigning. His stunning financial advantage combined with a growing campaign operation in the state means his support will inevitably swell when he does begin to campaign, spending time and money in the state. In other mega states like Illinois, Michigan and Ohio, Santorum started with substantial leads only to see them wither away as the Romney campaign gathered steam. That's likely to happen in Pennsylvania, too.
The GOP race has become nasty personal, filled with vitriol and – worst of all – helping no one but the Obama campaign. In just a few months Obama has gone from a long shot for re-election to holding national leads over both Romney (4%) and Santorum (8%). Together with an improving economy, Obama's prospects to win reelection have improved markedly. At the same time all the Republican candidates, save Ron Paul have seen their negatives rise, always ominous in an election year. The lesson seems only too clear; the longer the GOP race continues the harder to beat Obama in the fall.
Santorum's rise and fall carries with it enough paradox to launch a Russian novel or two. It's hard to miss the irony that a campaign beginning in a defeat for reelection to the senate six years ago could end with another defeat six years later in the same state. Perhaps the supreme twist, though, is that Pennsylvania's chronically late voting Republicans may finally get a primary that matters.Enigmatically however, they get it only by dumping the first Pennsylvanian to seriously run for president in almost half a century.
Politically Uncorrected™ is published twice monthly, and previous columns can be viewed at http://politics.fandm.edu. The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of any institution or organization with which they are affiliated. This article may be used in whole or part only with appropriate attribution. Copyright © 2012 Terry Madonna and Michael Young.


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The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) contravenes every principle of civilized society, both in its content and in the nature of the proceedings leading to its creation. FULL ARTICLE by Gennady Stolyarov II
ACTA: The War on Progress, Freedom, and Human Civilization
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- August 3, 2010 at 10:42 am
ACTA will have about the same long-term effect on the world as the Edict of Diocletian. But civilization may be damaged and a lot of people's lives may be destroyed in the meantime.
- August 3, 2010 at 9:32 pm
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought of that ancient abomination!
- August 3, 2010 at 10:51 am
That was great and informative. The only part that I frowned at was when you said that movie studios make garbage films to appeal to the lowest something or other. The reason why these movies are made is because teens and college kids have a relatively high percentage of disposable income, and prefer these silly, sex-filled, and/or violent films. I think it's a stretch to say that they are doing anything other than serving their core customers. As you rightly point out, the internet allows all sort of wonderful and varied content to be displayed.
- August 3, 2010 at 10:52 am
Mr.StolyarovII states that "Meanwhile, front seats at the negotiating table were offered to the parasitic organizations which have thwarted actual creators' freedoms…" By parasitic organizations do you mean the companies and inventors of the copyrighted products and material? Those who have spent years of their lives and millions of their dollars to invent and create what you and others now -without having contributed anything to the process- want parasitically to profit on or from. Simply taking another person's creation and putting your name on it does not make you an "actual creator", it makes you a moocher or whatever else you wish to call yourself.
- August 3, 2010 at 12:28 pm
"Meanwhile, front seats at the negotiating table were offered to the parasitic organizations which have thwarted actual creators' freedoms…"
The parasitic organizations here are the companies that stand in line waiting for a bailout.
- August 3, 2010 at 1:00 pm
His point there is that ACTA "negotiations" are happening mostly in secret and without representative government or civilian input. Freedom of information requests have been turned down because of bogus "national security" reasons but the likes of RIAA and the MPAA have been let in the door. It's protectionist corporatism as its worst. For something that can have such far reaching impact on peoples lives, the very least they can do is be far more transparent and debate this openly in Congress… dubious that it really has to be discussed at all.
But if ACTA is so moral in your opinion, please tell us why the negotiations are happening in secret?
As for "actual creation", surely not all creation is done by large organizations and companies. I think you probably know that but your emotion has got the best of you and you're defending something you have relatively little or no stake in, unless you do, but that would put you in the rent seeker category.
And based on your logic,"simply taking another person's creation and putting your name on it does not make you an actual creator", do you mean that Tim Burton's recent Alice in Wonderland movie or any adaptation of that story since the original isn't "actually creative"?
- August 3, 2010 at 1:43 pm
One of the ways I think about this is in terms of property ownership. If two people negotiate on the sale of an item one of them created, and reach an agreed upon price for the exchange, then the creator gives the created item to the purchaser for a set amount of money (or property, etc) – at this point, the new owner should be able to do whatever they want with their new property. If it is a new hit song, then the owner should be able to copy and distribute it for an agreed upon price (or for free). If the creator wants earn something on his creation, then he should price it accordingly when he sells it (or distribute it himself, or keep it to himself). Once something is sold in the marketplace, the new owner needs to be just that – the owner!
- August 14, 2010 at 6:23 pm
Unless of course, as Rothbard pointed out as possible in his "bundle of rights" theory, the specific right to duplicate was NOT included in the sale…
- August 3, 2010 at 1:23 pm
Based on your argument, if ACTA passes then you could somehow be prosecuted for having quoted Ms. Rand; I guess that's one of your points.
If I may play the proverbial devil's advocate, the Internet itself was created by people who became fabulously wealthy, often from winning lawsuits against those who violated their patented and/or copyrighted innovations. You cannot escape the reality that some of the greatest works of all time, like Star Wars by George Lucas, were fraught with the very battles against copyright infringers that in YOUR "ideal world" would not have been protected.
Many innovations during the recent century were based on those who fully expected to get fabulously wealthy. Does that lessen the value of these innovations? Under the communist revolution in "Mother Russia" from where my mother escaped during the war, such "greed" was considered as moral turpitude, because in an ideal world, such selfish interests were believed to taint innovations. Of course, while the communist party extolled such "virtues" they quietly kept their greatest scientists in the equivalent of today's gated communities, as their neighbors, living a Bolsheviks' lifestyle that motivated many intellectuals to achieve such greatness.
I wish to make it clear that I believe that in respect to freedom, there must be yin and yang. If regulators fail to succeed in silencing the Mises Institute's radical worldviews, then as the song goes, "it's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine."
As an aside, with the disturbing changes in government you pointed out, don't be surprised if one day the FBI and other Federal agencies raid the Mises Institute's offices and place its people under arrest for "sedition" or even "treason." Are you prepared to suffer martyrdom in the name of Mises? Hopefully, it will never come to that.
- August 5, 2010 at 3:28 pm
"the Internet itself was created by people who became fabulously wealthy, often from winning lawsuits against those who violated their patented and/or copyrighted innovations"
OH YEAH? [Citation needed]
Actually, you are totally wrong. The Internet itself was created by people who didn't care about patenting and often didn't care about copyright (look up what an "RFC" is). That's why you can actually hook up machines today without large fuss. Whenever patents appeared, niches got carved, someone sat in them, then died off like a cretin because people actually found out that using free protocols actually routed around this kind of proprietary B.S.
Kinda like IBM's oversight to lock down their ISA PC architecture. Next step: everyone copies it – huge success. The dumbasses then retried this with the locked-down PS/2. It died a long, cancerous illness as no-one could be bothered.
- August 3, 2010 at 3:52 pm
The glaring failure of both Prohibition and the War on Drugs give us reason to hope. Both prove that illegality does not dampen demand very much. If criminalization alone were enough to eliminate behaviors, we would not have the world's oldest profession either.
Every time governments impose restrictions, people find a way around them.
- August 4, 2010 at 12:02 am
@DayOwl Agreed! Look at these new electronic cigarettes — that is, smokeless cigarettes! Can't "smoke" indoors? We'll make smokeless cigarettes! I love markets.
- August 5, 2010 at 12:11 pm
Rick, I strongly suggest that you go back and actually read what my post says, my point was only about the specific statement quoted, not the legislation itself or the rest of the article. Secondly, at no point did I say that only large organizations and companies were responsible for all creations or inventions, the term inventors implies individuals, but I guess your emotions got the better of you and you missed that. Lastly, I am quite certain that before Mr. Burton started filming he or his studio purchased the rights to, or paid for permission to remake the story.
- August 14, 2010 at 6:40 pm
The story is actually old enough to fall under what is (I believe) called public domain–the really free, old stuff. He would not, I imagine, have to purchase any kind of right to remake the story. And as far as your original statement about the parasitical organisations is concerned, they are parasitical in the sense they rely for their profits (after the original sales of their hard-made products) on the State-created copyright legislation now in place. This allows them to prohibit such actions as other people using their characters or parts of their creations in other works (think the Avatar's Navii battling Serenity's Reavers…), public performance/playing/showing legitimately-purchased media (a prohibition first outlawed in the original Fair-Use Doctrine, but subsequently overturned when the media companies became too whiny to Congress…), etc.
I'm ALL FOR companies choosing to retain the exclusive right to duplicate their works, for instance, but after something is legitimately purchased it is morally repugnant for anyone to try and impose artificial restrictions on the use of the good, beyond those rights which were reserved. And truly the only one in my opinion that CAN morally be reserved is the right of future duplication. In that way, an artist has the ability to discriminate (somewhat) on the rate of dissemination, and therefore the future profits he may make on said work, but it would in no way affect others in taking the IDEAS introduced or adapted by his work and using them in new works! Everybody wins.
- August 14, 2010 at 6:43 pm
But this paper I have shared with MANY friends of mine, whom all agree things are getting out of hand in the copyright arena. Superb work, Mr. Stolyarov!
- November 7, 2010 at 9:46 pm
Why is it that released reminds me of another corresponding person that I read some place else?
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Leah Collins,Published: Tuesday, September 25, 2012
"This is my worst fear."
Those were some of the first words out of Feist's mouth when the singer-songwriter took the stage at the 2012 Polaris Music Prize gala. Feist's fourth LP, Metals, was named this year's Polaris champion Monday night - winning Feist a prize that includes a $30,000 cheque and the distinction of creating the best Canadian album of the last 12 months, as decided upon by a grand jury of 11 music journalists and broadcasters.
But as someone who's already collected eight Juno trophies and four Grammy nominations, Feist clarified post-show that it wasn't winning the Polaris itself that was the stuff of nightmares. (Even if she did climb under her table as soon as Jeremy Gara and Tim Kingsbury of Arcade Fire - last year's Polaris-winning band - called her name.)
Feist, flanked by Polaris gala hosts Lauren Toyota and Grant Lawrence and Arcade Fire's Jeremy Gara and Tim Kingsbury of Arcade Fire accepts her $30,000 prize. Good luck finding a bank that'll cash that thing.
"It's not the prize," she told Postmedia News in a press conference after the show. "it's having to speak about it that's crazy."
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Following her gala performance, Edwards thanked the Polaris Prize's founder for creating the award.
"I am grateful for creating a conversation about music," said the Voyageur singer-songwriter. "We sacrifice things good and bad to do what we do and thank you Steve Jordan for all of us who don't want to march in this sh*t parade."
"The sh*t parade! ... I know what she's saying," said Feist during the press conference. After rising to fame with 2007′s The Reminder - an album which was also shortlisted for the Polaris, in addition to netting her four Grammy nominations - Feist temporarily paused her career before creating the introspective and experimental Metals. "I have gone through the sh*t parade, too. And I went somewhere extremely and deliberately away from the sh*t parade," said Feist. "There's a lot of indignity and dilution," she said of what happens when you make and sell records, "and the Polaris Prize feels - it feels dignified."
Before being named the seventh winner of the Polaris, Feist powered through Metals tracks "Caught A Long Wind" and "The Band in Each Other" as part of the awards show, backed by members of Snowblink and Broken Social Scene. The two-song set closed a nearly three-hour evening at Toronto's Masonic Temple - a night that saw performances from the likes of Grimes (who was joined by a pole dancer named "Gary"), Cadence Weapon and F*cked Up (winners of the 2009 edition). Alexei Perry of the recently defunct Handsome Furs appeared on stage to tearfully share her gratitude for being included in this year's shortlist, though the husband-and-wife duo did not perform. "It's art and music and literature that saved my life," she said. "I'm glad you loved us."
There were also some noticeable absentees, including Vancouver rock duo Japandroids - and, one hometown act who very nearly pulled a surprise appearance: Drake.
The Forest Hill-raised superstar, shortlisted for his album Take Care, never officially announced his attendance, but in a post-gala press conference Polaris founder Steve Jordan and show host Grant Lawrence confirmed that Drake was waffling on his RSVP in the days - and hours - before the program went live.
"We were back there juggling the entire order of the show based on whether he would show up or not," Lawrence told reporters after the awards. If the rapper had, indeed, appeared, he would have given a short speech during the gala.
Said Jordan: "You know, he missed a great show."
The 2012 Polaris Music Prize will air as a one-hour special on MuchMusic Saturday, Sept. 29 at 10 p.m. ET. It was broadcast live on Sirius XM Radio and CBC Radio 3 Monday night.


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Quick Take:More and more people are jumping on the smart grid cybersecurity bandwagon. And many of them are jumping on for the purpose of complaining that utilities aren't doing enough, as in the example below.- By Jesse Berst
The participants include 65 utilities and eight regional transmission organizations. They will respond and interact just as they would in a real emergency. After the drill, NERC's Critical Infrastructure Protection Committee (CIPC) will evaluate and critique the results. The working group will then analyze the results and prepare a report.
As explained in a post at the Environmental Defense Fund, the Director of National Intelligence, James Clapper, believes we are already at war -- a so-called "soft war" that has the power grid under constant cyberattack.
"Given the devastating consequences of a cyber attack on the grid, this is one area where we can't afford to cut corners," writes author John Finnigan. He calls for legislation granting the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) broader authority to protect against cyber attacks. Although FERC has the mandate to protect the grid, it doesn't have the necessary legal authority. "FERC has pleaded with Congress to fix this oversight," he says.
FERC has authority over the high-voltage transmission grid, but it is the medium-voltage distribution grid that is most at risk. Finnigan also complains that cyber security standards from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are voluntary when they should be mandatory. He favors an approach similar to the federal-state partnership that manages interstate pipeline safety.
He also asks that "utilities should commit to following cybersecurity best practices, rather than doing the bare minimum." He claims that only 20% of all utilities follow NERC's cybersecurity recommendations.
Jesse Berst is the founder and Chief Analyst of SGN and Chairman of the Smart Cities Council, an industry coalition.
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A sound made by putting the back on the tongue on the back top of the mouth(the velar part) and the tip of the tongue behind the teeth, on the flat part behind the teeth, or the ridge, and pulling down with the tongue to create a pressure difference that when released, produces a pop-like consonant. A click can also be made by separating the lips. Khoisan and some Bantu languages, such as Ju|oansi and Xhosa, have many clicks in them, as does Tëlþuilgöç.
Khoisan dozens of different clicks in addition to mroe common consonants.
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Clique spelled wrong. The same as crew
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A medical phenomenon (similar to possiballs), when a woman's clitoris is so large it resembles a less attractive looking male sexual organ.
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Episode: 196 | Aired: October 03, 1962
Wally attempts to make a reservation at the fanciest restaurant in town. Unable to get a reservation Wally feels he will disappoint Julie. Without Wally's knowledge, Ward, talks to the maitre d and has him call Wally back with a sudden availability. Both Wally and Julie are stunned by the prices and when the meal is over Wally discovers he has left his wallet at home. Luckily, June sees the wallet and Ward calls the restaurant and arranges credit for Wally, making him look like a big shot when all he has to do is sign the check.
Episode: 197 | Aired: October 10, 1962
Tonight is the night that Beaver will receive his football letter. However, the players don't want to get up in front of everyone wearing jackets and ties, they want to dress casually. It turns out that Beaver is the only one who shows up dressed casually.
Episode: 198 | Aired: October 17, 1962
Wally has started to take driving lessons at the high school this year, and he makes a ton of mistakes. His partner is Shirley, who drives very smoothly. The day of the testing Shirley fails, and this makes Wally really nervous because she is better than he is. Wally ends up passing with flying colors and Ward gives him the keys to drive home.
Episode: 199 | Aired: October 24, 1962
When Beaver loses out getting a job as a paper boy to a neighborhood kid; he decides to keep track of all the boys mistakes in order to get him fired. Ward, tired of the poor service asks Beaver to have the paper boy come in and speak to him. As Beaver approaches, the paper boy doesn't stop and the two get into a fight.
Episode: 201 | Aired: November 07, 1962
Ward gets Wally and Eddie a job at the Mayfield Dairies, through his golfing buddy Ted. Eddie agrees to load some of the ice cream into the foremans truck, not knowing the foreman was stealing. As payment the foreman gave Eddie a few cartons of ice cream, who gives some to Wally. While playing golf, Ted mentions some disturbances at the plant concerning stealing. When Ward sees the ice cream at home, he confronts Wally and suggests he tell Eddie to stop helping the foreman. Eddie thinks Wally is just jealous of his friendship with the boss and continues. After Eddie gets caught by Ted, Wally explains and clears Eddie.
Episode: 202 | Aired: November 14, 1962
Beaver wants to go to a jalopy race on a school night, and his parents won't let him. He decides to write a letter to 'Tell It To Ella' which is an advice column in the school paper. He is shocked when Ella agrees with his parents decision and does everything to make sure that they don't read it.
Episode: 203 | Aired: November 21, 1962
Eddie brags to all of his friends how amazing his brand new bachelor pad is. However, Wally learns the truth when Mrs. Evans tells him how lonely Eddie is and how awful the meals are that he eats.
Episode: 204 | Aired: November 28, 1962
An ad for a rock and roll record club offering a record a week for only eighty-seven cents is too good for Beaver to resist. Ward allows Beaver to join and says that now he is in charge of his funds. However, Beaver loses track of what he spends and winds up owing the company $17.60.
Episode: 205 | Aired: December 05, 1962
Ward's new car is only a week old, but he still lets Wally drive it to the prom. One of the headlights accidentally smashes to pieces, but Wally and his friends are able to fix it before Ward and June find out about it.
Episode: 206 | Aired: December 12, 1962
Afellow studentmakes fun of Beaver's hair, causing him to worry endlessly about his look. With the help of some new products, he tries out a new hairstyle -- but his family doesn't react the way he hopes.
Episode: 208 | Aired: December 20, 1962
Betsy, a new classmate, agrees to write the three-page autobiography Beaver is supposed to prepare for his English class at school.
Episode: 207 | Aired: December 26, 1962
Beaver becomes the most popular guy in town after he scores the winning touchdown at the big football game. The problem is that Beaver thinks he is so good that he stops attending practices before games. The coach teaches Beaver a lesson when he calls him to tell him that since he didn't go to the practices, he shouldn't bother coming to the games.
Episode: 209 | Aired: January 02, 1963
Beaver is really upset that he is not invited to Wally's party, so he sets up a bunch of disgusting practical jokes to ruin the party. At the last minute Wally does invite Beaver, but it is too late for Beaver to remove his pranks. He feels guilty as he watches Wally's party turn into a disaster. Beaver apologizes to Wally for the things that he did.
Episode: 210 | Aired: January 09, 1963
Wally's girl dumps him for a more sophisticated transfer student with a mustache. Wally decides to grow one himself, but it looks awful and everyone laughs at him. Julie does return to Wally, but she asks that he never grow a mustache again.
Episode: 211 | Aired: January 16, 1963
Wally knows he can afford to buy a car, but he also knows he cannot afford to buy insurance for the car. Ward decides to help him out as long as Wally keeps up his good grades. It turns out he really needed help from his father and this episode shows how close the two can be.
Episode: 212 | Aired: January 23, 1963
Wally and Eddie get a job parking cars for a high class reception, and at first Eddie thinks this job is for the birds. But when Eddie thinks he has run out of spaces, he parks Mr. Rutherford's car in a tow away zone, and it gets towed away.
Episode: 213 | Aired: January 30, 1963
Beaver has a crush on Donna Yeager and decides to give her a locket with both of their pictures in it. Mrs. Yeager sends it back to Beaver because she thinks the present is too expensive. After thinking for quite some time, Beaver decides to give the locket to June instead.
Episode: 214 | Aired: February 06, 1963
Beaver lets a tramp named Mr. Jeff into his house so he can wash up and eat a decent meal. The problem is when Beaver asks Mr. Jeff to leave, he does but with Ward's good gray suit.
Episode: 215 | Aired: February 13, 1963
Eddie gets his own credit card and is bragging to Wally about it. Eddie has to charge a new car battery for Wally on his credit card. Wally pays him back in cash, but instead of putting the money aside, Eddie uses it to buy a new vest. When the bill comes from the credit card company, Eddie is in trouble because he doesn't have the money to pay them back.
Episode: 216 | Aired: February 20, 1963
Beaver gets a job as a caddy at his father's golf club. One day he is working with Mr. Langley who is dishonestly juggling his score for each hole so he can win. Beaver confronts Mr. Langley who decides to make things even the following weekend and admits to Beaver that he was wrong.
Episode: 217 | Aired: February 20, 1963
Beaver is going to be a panelist representing his school on the local TV show 'Teenage Forum.' However, didn't know that the tape won't be airing until the following week, so his friends and family get worried when they don't see him on TV. However, Ward calls the station and everything is worked out.
Episode: 218 | Aired: February 27, 1963
Wally falls for an older woman who works in the box office at a movie theater. He soon finds out she is not his type when he sees her drinking beers and smoking cigarettes. By the end of the show he realizes that this dream girl is just not his type.
Episode: 219 | Aired: March 06, 1963
Wally decides to throw Lumpy a party in honor of his acceptance and scholarship to State University. However, halfway through the party, Lumpy's Dad calls and tells him that they denied his application because he got a D in math.
Episode: 220 | Aired: March 13, 1963
Beaver is asked by June to go to the store for her before he goes and plays with his friends. Beaver gets annoyed at this request and decides to give his mother the silent treatment. He ignores her until one day he gets stung by a bee.
Episode: 221 | Aired: March 20, 1963
Uncle Billy comes to watch the kids for June and Ward. He basically lets Beaver and Wally do whatever they want, and even gives them money. Beaver had too much fun when he decided to sneak Gilbert into the movies and got caught. He didn't think that Uncle Billy would punish him, but he did because he told Beaver that he wasn't a pushover.
Episode: 226 | Aired: March 27, 1963
Beaver has the opportunity to go to Fallbrook which is a prep school. Beaver is excited to go until he learns that it is located in New England, and before he even leaves he begins to feel homesick.
Episode: 222 | Aired: April 03, 1963
After being accepted to State, Wally and Eddie decide to try and get involved in Ward's old fraternity, Alpha Kappa. After Ward wrote a recommendation letter to the fraternity, the boys hear that it is the worst fraternity on the campus. A little while later they hear it is the best. They are confused about the information but decide to go for it anyway.
Episode: 223 | Aired: April 10, 1963
Eddie's girl, Cindy, is sewing a sweater for Eddie and she wants it to be a surprise. She has Wally come over every day so he can act as a stand
Episode: 224 | Aired: April 17, 1963
June and Ward forbid Beaver to go over the weekend until he finishes his book report on 'The Three Musketeers' that is due on Monday. Instead of reading the book, Beaver watches the movie on Saturday night and writes his report based on that. The teacher is furious when she reads his paper because the movie is not like the book and she knows he didn't read it.
Episode: 225 | Aired: April 24, 1963
Ward has won two tickets to a baseball game, but he doesn't know which son to take. Beaver makes it easy for Ward when he tells him he doesn't want to break his plans with Gilbert. However, Gilbert can't hang out at the last minute and Wally feels bad so he offers his ticket to Beaver.
Episode: 227 | Aired: May 01, 1963
Peggy asks Beaver to the school graduation dance and he accepts after making her wait a little while for his answer. The next day Melinda, who Beaver really likes, also asks him to the dance. Now he doesn't know what to do.
Episode: 229 | Aired: May 08, 1963
Eddie brags to Wally and Lumpy how he gets to spend the summer in Alaska getting paid to fish. The boys become envious and ask their parents if they can go too, but they say no. After Eddie's interview with the Captain, he decides he doesn't want to go because all he will be doing is cleaning out fish.
Episode: 230 | Aired: May 15, 1963
Beaver is looking through the packet of diplomas when he realizes his is not there. He begins to panic and asks Mrs. Rayburn if there has been some kind of mistake. She assures him that he is graduating, but he is going to be in the ceremony so she is holding his aside.
Episode: 231 | Aired: May 22, 1963
As a joke, Lumpy puts smoke bombs in Eddie and Wally's car motors. There is no damage to the cars, but the boys are angry and want revenge. They get him back by jerking off his axle with a chain and watching the rest of his car roll down the driveway.
Episode: 232 | Aired: May 29, 1963
Wally's class has planned an all night graduation party at the country club. Kathy Gregory, who Wally plans on taking, is forbidden to go by her parents. Wally goes over to convince her parents what a fine young man he is and that there would be no alcohol at the party. Wally wins them over and they agree to let Kathy go. The party is a success; however on the way home a passing drunk knocks Kathy into the water. Her father assumes that the party was rowdy, throws Wally out and forbids Kathy from dating for a whole month.
Episode: 228 | Aired: June 05, 1963
Wally is supposed to take a trip across the United States, but he doesn't want to leave his new crush Mary Margaret alone with Gilbert while he is gone. Everything works out when Gilbert decides to go with Beaver on the trip.
Episode: 233 | Aired: June 12, 1963
In an attempt to win the 'Good Citizen Award' Beaver enlists the help of June in collecting the most items for a clothing drive. Beaver wins the award but mistakenly included three of Ward's suits intended for the cleaners. Ward explains the mix-up to the school principal and gets Beaver a 24-hour extension to make up for three suits.
Episode: 234 | Aired: June 18, 1963
This whole episode is comprised of reminiscing over incidents from a photo album that June has found while cleaning out the cabinet. It covers such memories as Beaver's first note from school to Wally running for class president.


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2 arrested after meth lab found in Marriott at Sawgrass
Updated On: Jan 10 2013 09:28:22 PM EST
A 34-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman were arrested early Thursday morning when deputies investigating use of a stolen credit card to check into the Marriott at Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra said they found them cooking methamphetamines in their sixth-floor room.
Corey Smith, of Panama Beach, and Amanda Underwood, of Nashville, Tenn., (both pictured below) were booked into the St. Johns County Jail on charges of producing methamphetamine, trafficking methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail was set at $46,000 each.
Deputies said they responded to the hotel at 1000 PGA Tour Blvd. just after 2 a.m. in reference to a guest using a stolen credit card to book the room. A hotel security personnel who went to the room to contact the occupants told deputies that items that could be used to manufacture methamphetamine were in plain sight.
Deputies who arrived a short time later confirmed the possible meth lab and notified detectives with the Sheriff's Office Clandestine Meth Response team, along with the county Hazmat team.
Four adjacent rooms were evacuated as a precaution.
Investigators said they found an active methamphetamine "cook" inside the room, along with other articles of drug paraphernalia.
"Thank God that there was a credit card issue that they had to check, because had this thing been cooking and been up and running it could've exploded," Channel 4 crime and safety analyst Ken Jefferson said. "It could've endangered the lives of other people."
IMAGES: Hazmat responds to meth lab in Sawgrass Marriott
When asked about the location of the incident, Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt. Chuck Mulligan said meth labs can be found anywhere.
"It's not a matter of here or there," Mulligan said. "It's a matter of where the individuals want to set up their shop."
The meth lab being investigated was a "one pot," something he said could easily be carried in a backpack, according to Mulligan.
The Sheriff's Office worked to dismantle the meth lab, safely ventilate the room and make sure there were no other issues.
"We're hopeful that within the next couple of hours, we can resolve our side of this and be off the property," Mulligan said Thursday morning.
By Thursday afternoon, everything at the hotel was back to normal.
Mulligan added that the Sheriff's Office frequently works with the Marriott at Sawgrass on special events and that the hotel was cooperating and working with authorities on this investigation.
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Mozart: The Six 'Haydn' String Quartets
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The F major Andante is more pithy, less melodically generous than many of Mozart's other slow movements. The short, broken phrases of the first theme suggest that here Mozart was consciously imitating Haydn, as does the inclusion of a dramatic middle section in the tonic minor.
According to Constanze Mozart, the Minuet (Allegretto) expresses Mozart's reaction to the rather painful birth of their first son, Raimund (Mozart was composing in an adjacent room at the time). Up to a point the mood of the music appears to confirm this story, but then what are we to make of the ghostly D major Trio? After the intense chromaticism of the Minuet this strangely fragile, almost mechanically pretty music has a distinctly ironic flavour.
The Finale (Allegretto ma non troppo) is cast in variation form, with a short coda in a faster tempo. The theme itself is curiously ambiguous: conflicting emotions of gaiety and melancholy are aroused by the jaunty 6/8 rhythm and the chromatic D minor-oriented harmonies. The fourth variation, in D major, brings a respite before the unequivocally anguished outbursts of the coda. The final tierce de picardie comes too late to provide any sense of consolation.
from notes by Stephen Johnson © 1991


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Wednesday 1 June 2011: My sad little sandwich...
460/365: ... does this count as a picnic / blipnic?
It's as close as I got today. So... y'know... if you were in my kitchen at 6am when I made this sad exhibit, then you'd have been more than welcome to share in it.
It didn't actually last much past halfway through the morning so you'd have had to be quick whatever happened. I get up so early that lunchtime happens about 11am... normally tucked in between meetings. And coughing. I really don't think I should've gone in but I had a meeting I particularly wanted to make... which I did (and I didn't even cough all over them!)... and then sloped off home with my farmer's wife style temperature-induced rosy cheeks.
Colds really aren't dramatic enough, are they? They don't inspire sympathy. They're like a germy force-field. Next time I have a cold I'm going to fake a limp and tell people I've had some kind of heroic accident instead!
This cold also seems to have zapped any thoughts from my head and I can't think what I was going to write.
*mentally puts on hold music for a second*
The kids, at least, seem better than they were and spent some of the afternoon with Nick looking for treasure. Where treasure involves lots of mud covered stones. When they arrived home, Nick was clutching what I think might've been a lump of quartz... and Maddy had a couple of smallish pebbles. Felix, trailing behind, carried a bag. With two hands. And a grimace on his face. I'm surprised he didn't give himself a hernia - the bag was heaving with rocks. He sure doesn't do things by halves!
Right. Am being very dull so I'm going to stop writing.
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PPS Or two. :o)
UPDATE: I remembered what I was going to write!!! Nick found his wallet. In the glovebox of the car. Where he first 'looked' (note the quote marks there!). And now we have to wait for all the cards to be reissued. *drums fingers on desk and frowns*
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