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Guilford County -- The Department of Public Health reported another case of animal rabies in the county this week, making the total 26 for the year.
Health officials say the case was found in a raccoon on Harleck Court in Greensboro, and one person did come in contact with the animal.
State law requires all domestic pets, whether living inside or outside, age four months or older, to be vaccinated. Any pet that comes in contact with a rabid animal must be euthanized or quarantined at the owner's expense, according to the health department.
For information on finding pet vaccination clinics in your area, call the Guilford County Animal Shelter at 336-297-5020, the Humane Society at 336-299-3060 or SPCA at 336-375-3222.
The department also asks that the public report stray animals acting strangely to Animal Control by calling 336-641-5990 in Greensboro or 336-883-3224 in High Point.
If you're ever bitten, immediately wash the area with soap and water, seek immediate medical attention and report the bite to an Animal Control officer.
And finally, for more information or to schedule an educational program, call the Guilford County Health Department at 336-641-7777, Guilford County Animal Control at 336-641-5990 or visit the health department's website.
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Capital Normal University is one of a hundred of institutions of higher learning designated by the Chinese national government as worthy of special emphasis. Its College of International Education has ties with over sixty colleges and universities in the US, the UK, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Russia, France, Germany, and Australia. It annually accepts approximately 2,000 foreign students, both short-term and long-term, at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
Students will live and attend classes in the International Exchange Building at Capital Normal University, conveniently located near the Third Outer Ring Road in the western part of Beijing. This building comprises two structures connected by a swimming pool and a gymnasium: one, the residential area and the other, the instructional area. The entire building is served by central air conditioning. There are different types of rooms available. All the rooms have shower, lavatory, television, telephone, internet service, and furniture. Refrigerators are available for rent. The entire building is managed by a professional hotel service agency. Bed linen is changed every three days, and showers and lavatories are cleaned once each week. Classrooms in the instructional area include multi-media classrooms. The building also has a computer lab, bookstore, sundries shop, bar, and dining hall.
The Haidian district is known as a "college district," with more than 40 universities in its vicinity, including such famous universities and research institutes as Peking University and the Academy of Science of China. The district is a relatively safe place and has many cultural events and activities for the students to pursue. The University itself has good security, with guards on the perimeter as well as in the International Exchange Building.
Student services will be provided by the resident director and any other relevant individual or unit as requested by the resident director
Library facilities at the University are open to all students.
Internet access is available in dorm rooms for students who bring their own laptops. The cost will be part of the program fee. For students who do not wish to bring computers, laptops can be rented from the University. A computer lab with internet access is located in the residential area for students' use free of charge.
Health facilities on campus are open to all students.
The building is equipped with elevators and special ramps for students with disabilities.
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And because I am a terrible cook:
Here is why I love Trader Joe!:
1. It's SO CHEAP! A month's worth of groceries here costs what a week's worth of groceries cost at all the other grocery stores in the city. And I'm not kidding.
2. It's SO FAST! Checkout takes five minutes, whether you're 5th in line or 25th in line. And they play sweet tunes while you wait, so it doesn't even feel like you're waiting!
3. The food is GOOD. See that Palak Paneer? Better than the delivery stuff we used to pay $15 a plate for. At much, much, MUCH cheaper, to boot! It's no secret that I love Channa Masala...now I can have it whenever I want and it's ALWAYS spicy, NEVER bitter. Perfect!
4. They have vegetarian food out the ying-yang. At most grocery stores, the veggie foods are tucked away in the "health" section, and you have to stand around scanning ingredient lists for the presence of "beef heads" or "chicken feet" or whatever you carnivores eat. Here, it's kind of the opposite: "vegetarian until proven guilty," if you will.
5. The options are vast and varied! It may look like we have just spent $100 on a freezer full of frozen Indian entrees and polenta - but that's just the beginning. We also have mango juice, mini pitas, hummus, lentil soup, enchiladas, new potatoes in herbs with green beans, cheese sticks, pink lemonade, popcorn, cookie butter, ravioli, and Greek pizzas. It's not just food you have to eat, it's food you WANT to eat.
6. Trader Joe's is frequently among the most ethical companies, for how they run their business, and how they treat their employees. I'm all for social conscience!
7. There's a laid-back, super cool atmosphere in the store - employees are always happy and nice (today they complimented my dress!), they wear super cute Hawaiian shirts, and like I mentioned, the music is super cute and chill. Last time, I heard "Watching the Wheels" by John Lennon! One of my favourites! Any place that gets my music taste, gets my business! I don't even care if that's shallow!


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March 20, 2013 2:00 PM
Arthur Nead
A memorial service for Karen A. Sullivan, longtime research professor of medicine, will be held on Friday (March 22) at noon in the Tulane University School of Medicine Bowers Auditorium, 1555 Poydras Ave. Sullivan, who died on Dec. 28, 2012, served as director of the Tulane Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics Laboratory for 29 years.
"Throughout her professional life, Karen was a member of multiple professional societies including the United Network for Organ Sharing, the American Association of Immunologists, the American Society of Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics, and the Clinical Immunology Society, among others," says Dr. Laurianne Wild, professor of clinical medicine and chief of the section of clinical immunology, allergy and rheumatology.
Sullivan also served as the chair and member of numerous national committees, belonged to editorial boards for several journals and published more than 30 papers or book chapters.
"Karen was dedicated to Tulane University for nearly 30 years. She will be missed dearly by her Tulane family, friends and colleagues," says Wild.
A native of Bronxville, N.Y, Sullivan received her PhD in microbiology and immunology in 1974 from Duke University. She completed two postdoctoral fellowships, one in London and the other at the Division of Laboratories and Research, New York Department of Health, in 1978.
Sullivan joined the Tulane University School of Medicine in 1983. She launched her professional career as an assistant professor and director of the histocompatibility laboratory at West Virginia University Medical Center in Morgantown, W.V., from 1978–1980. For the next three years she was on the faculty of the Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Sloan-Kettering Division, Cornell University.
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We've a slight gripe with the packaging found around this motherboard - rather than laying the motherboard flat atop the accessory box as was done before, a rather flimsy box has been placed atop it, causing us to dig the board out and drop it on top of said box, frustrating to say the least. Once we'd actually wrestled the motherboard from her packaging, there was no doubt to be had about its origins. Across the striking ECS Metallic Purple PCB, all manner of connector and plug could be seen laid out rather well, colored in true ECS fashion. If that wasn't enough indication, the massive (in terms of motherboard size) Elite group Extreme Plate sealed the deal about just who makes this thing.
That being said, it's time to start our usual tour de force, starting from the upper left corner of the motherboard. Found directly above the fan shroud, as with the KN1 Series, we can find the Auxiliary Power Connector.. It was with great trepidation that we saw a lack of connector here. Gazing down and across the power regulation circuitry, the home for this poor little connector was indeed quickly found, tucked in next to the Exhaust fan header, which is just behind the first bank of USB and Ethernet ports. Now, correct me if I'm wrong here, but isn't it a better idea to tuck it in at the top of the board, where much of the cable can be easily hidden by proper routing? Granted, this seems to have no difference in the function of the motherboard, rather, it only provides an issue in terms of appearance.
Beyond the high rising capacitors, we come to a quadrant of DIMM slots; two are lilac and two are lemon colored, to denote the different channels. We're not quite sure about the markings on the board indicating 999DIMM, or about just how close these blasted slots are. We don't doubt that with the millimeter or so between slots that some memory with thicker heat spreaders (Corsair's Pro Series and Mushkin's Redline modules come to mind) will run into issues, both thermally and physically here. Tucked in just behind the tightly packed DIMM slots, there is a wee LED that informs you when power is flowing to the motherboard, a tall jumper to throw to enable/disable bios write protection, and a your typical IDE/Floppy and 24 Pin headers (in Lime Green, White, Black and White, respectively). Also found in this are is a tiny IR header, which should be good for those of us who actually have IR receivers in the case, whoever we are.
Moving down the board slightly, we met with disappointment en masse. On the KN1-SLI Extreme, this location would have housed a trio of fan headers, with one taken to chill the Northbridge. The other two had such perfect situation, that it almost seemed ECS was encouraging us to fit up coolers such as Zalman's VF700 and plug them in here. Sadly, such a thing shall never happen on this motherboard, as it's got but a lone fan header here. Flanking this lonely connector are a set of four very orange SATA headers, as well as a Southbridge, passively cooled with a tiny heatsink. Stowed just below this sad sink is a pair of blood red SATA II Ports, fed by a Silicon Image SIL3132 chip. Drifting along past these ports, we come to a Bios soldered to the motherboard. While you'd normally be hosed if such a bios had become fried, the included top hat flash bios helps alleviate that issue, by giving you a means to save yourself via a hot flash.
Beyond this hub of storage is another fan header, standing just above a tall jumper which will flush the CMOS for you, a parallel port header, and your typical I/O headers. Gliding along the bottom of the motherboard, we find all of the board's included USB and Firewire headers, along with the front panel audio one, placed typically well for ECS. Also tucked in down here is a Molex header which is intended to help the motherboard provide power to the hungry crossfire cards. Now, while I understand this placement is intended to help reduce wire clutter, it's more than a little frustrating when I usually never, ever have anything running in down here that needs a Molex.
Around the final bend lays a stretch of near farmland in terms of components, flanked by some of the best laid out slots we've seen in a while. Normally, we rabidly object to willfully obscuring or sacrificing any slots, but for the way ECS did things here, we can't complain. Below each x16 PCI-Express slot, there is a near useless x1 PCI-Express Slot, as opposed to the bulk of motherboards which slap the still viable PCI slots in below here. While we'd normally not hesitate to see an old format die, the complete and utter lack of PCI-E perpetuating beyond graphics cards is appalling, and leaving us still wondering what these annoying little slots have been doing on our motherboards since Intel's 925 days. The only issue we foresee here is that dual slot coolers which feed on air below the cards will be starved for airflow as there is but a lone slot between cards. Owners of many ATI cards shouldn't have much issue however; after all, the cards do suck air through the power circuitry and expel it from your case.
Beyond these slots of Blue, Orange, White and Yellow, there is but only the I/O Shield area to examine, which is comprised of the following from left to right - PS/2, Serial, shroud, 2x USB/Ethernet stacks and finally 8 channel audio. ECS seems to have held the strange I/O shield design though, as the OTES-like fan still expels air through the open space where the parallel port would have been. Perhaps the only issue we've had with that little fan wasn't from its position, but from the wee bit of a whine it gave off under full load. At least we know it was working though. Granted, it would have been nice to see an easily replaceable heatsink on these, as shown on Sapphire's PURE motherboards.


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The Chesa Delnon was constructed in 1716. Visitors to this stately Engadin building are given an insight into how people used to live. The museum has fascinating collections on display of minerals, stuffed animals that include a pioneering bird collection, hunting, game and natural scenes, as well as mountain climbing and hunting equipment. The slideshow "Bergerlebnis" (mountain experience) with its alluring landscape photographs features all four seasons. At regular intervals, a special show is presented on alpine-related topics.
The SAC Library of the Bernina Section is also housed in the same building.
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By Vasudha Chhotray
October is the month of Durga Puja and like in the rest of the country, a warm festive spirit hangs in the air in Odisha. There is a sense of life at its fullest. Memories of Friday the 29th this same month in 1999 temporarily retreat to the background amidst the hope of celebration. Is it surprising that an event 14 years ago should at all be a part of collective memory? Those who have seen the scenes of catastrophe in 1999, or spoken to people caught in it directly, will understand why the super-cyclone or mahabatya (in odiya) has become a marker in time of sorts. Life before and after the mahabatya was how many in cyclone-affected villages told their stories.
The super-cyclone was a watershed moment for the state machinery of Odisha too. Every single triumph of the government in ensuring the safety of nearly a million people after the occurrence of Cyclone Phailin owed itself to the systematic and thoughtful measures put in place after the debacle of 1999. This was clearly a government that had paid attention. Institutionalising a dedicated disaster management authority with a considerable mandate has been at the centre of its strategy. This body has overseen the modernisation of warning and surveillance systems, the establishment of a large number of multipurpose cyclone shelters, the creation of disaster rapid action force units, and a process of sensitisation of local bureaucrats and elected functionaries to remain alert and prepared. We know now that each measure, amongst others, has played its part in minimising the body count. The million strong evacuation is a rousing achievement, and it has warmed the hearts of many Indians, tired of cynical politics, that a government in this country is actually capable of such a feat.
Phailin is firmly in the past, and people are coming home. What they will see, or are already seeing, will remind them of 1999, and the governments timely heroism will matter a little less. Scenes of collapsed mud huts, still pathetic homes to the vast majority of coastal residents, and wasted property, are irrefutable proof of state failure to transform the landscape of housing in vulnerable areas. In the days and weeks after the super-cyclone in 1999, the government and many well-meaning NGOs offered assistance to create temporary shelters by providing materials like tarpaulin and bamboo. Help was given to reconstruct these mud


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Isn't Chris Pulliam from Seattle too?You're really lucky.I wish I could go to Seattle too!It looks like a lovely place.
I don't now Starbucks originated in Seattle. Those roses look pretty.
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Didn't know that starbucks came from Seattle xD I learned something today :) I love the picture of the tower it reminds me of grey's anatomy
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I am following the book Hadoop: the definitive Guide.
I am confused on example 3-1.
There is a Java source file, URLCat.java.
I use
javac to compile it into URLCat.class, then use
jar to wrap it into a jar.
The book said to use
% hadoop URLCat hdfs://localhost/user/tom/quangle.txt
to run it. I have tried a lot of different ways, such as
% hadoop jar URLCat.jar .......
but didn't work. I got errors like this:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: hdfs://localhost/user/username/quangle/txt
What is the reason for this, and how do I do it right?


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There was a time when Skoda was synonymous with the Octavia brand in India. In fact, the Octavia was the first car to be launched in the country by Europes largest automaker, the Volkswagen Group. But that was over a decade ago when the Indian premium car market was limited both in terms of demand and choice.
Since then, a lot has changed; for instance, Indias GDP has grown 2.3 times over the last decade. This means that there are a lot more buyers in the market looking for premium cars today. At the same time, there are many more manufacturers competing for the market share. That, clearly, is both a challenge and a boon for Skoda, which expects strong results from the new Octavia that is due for launch next month.
The Czech carmaker, which had switched over to the Laura brand in the middle of last decade for the previous generation of the car, will now have its task cut out. It has to convince buyers that the reborn Octavia is a better option than rivals like parent Volkswagens Jetta, the Hyundai Elantra, the Toyota Corolla and the Chevrolet Cruze.
So, how good is it? Up straight, I was quite impressed by the new Octavia and later in this review I will explain why. I also had the perfect playground to test the newest kid from the Skoda stableHimachal Pradeshs winding mountain roads flanked by the majestic snow-capped middle Himalayan range. My drive started on the smooth and wide NH22 from Parwanoo to Chail, before branching off to thinner single-lane roads on the way to my endpoint at Mashobra, a small town near the state capital Shimla. After a nights rest, I drove back to the starting point at Parwanoo. The drive, with its combination of freshly-laid tarmac and pothole-filled state roads, helped me gain new respect for the Octavia.
While Skoda cars have always been well-builtsomething that indicates years of German ownership and the engineering precision that comes with itwhat was fantastic about the Octavia was the stability in sharp turns and the delightfully accurate steering. These, I believe, are the gains accrued from the Volkswagen Groups highly modular new MQB platform. One of the first MQB derived products along with the Audi Q3 and the Volkswagen Golf MKVII, the Octavia has shed weight all around, even as it has grown in wheelbase over the previous generation by 108 mm.
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Back on track with Mondays Soundcloud Round. This week I dive into the seedy world of the seapunk soundcloud underground. Plus a whole bunch of tracks that were submitted via our dropbox. You can submit your own for next weeks installment HERE.
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Start of World 65
World 65 will start on Thursday the 20th of September at around 12:00. Pre-registration is available now so you can secure your place and invite your friends. You can login to the world straight away to form your tribe and prepare for the world's start. When the world starts you will be placed near your tribe mates if you are in a tribe.
The world has a dominance based winning condition. Once a tribe reaches 70% dominance, the world will automatically close to registrations and the endgame phase will begin. At this point, restarts will be disabled. This will last for 90 days, after which automatic peace will come into effect and the world will end shortly after. Only one tribe can win the world. An allied win is not possible.
The world has several key differences to normal worlds. The main change is that there will be no farming on World 65. Units are not able to loot resources. However, your villages will have a slightly higher resource production rate.
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Speed: 2.0 Unit speed: 0.65 Flags: No Hauls: No Paladin: Yes, without weapons Archers: No Church enabled: No Noble system: Gold coins Morale: Points and unlimited time based Bonus villages: Yes Barbarian villages: Grow and shrink to 1065 points Tech system: Simple Beginner protection: 4 days Tribe limit: 65 Other info: Players cannot choose their starting direction. There will be an attack and support gap of 65ms. No fake limit. Slightly higher resource rates.


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According to Wikipedia (don't worry, the information has been verified) "Vehementer Nos was a papal encyclical promulgated by Pope Pius X in 1905. Occasioned by the French law of 1905 providing for the separation of church and state, it denounced the proposition that the state should be separated from the church as 'a thesis absolutely false, a most pernicious error.'" Now you're a hair more knowledgeable than you were several seconds ago. Not surprisingly, VEHEMENTER NOS is a French duo comprised of members Engwar (clean and raw vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, bass, piano) and A.M. (drums, percussion, vocals). The self-titled debut album had been in the works for six years and can be considered progressive black metal, considering its mix of traditional black metal and neo-classical composition and instrumentation (guest musicians play piano, cello, double bass, and flute). As hit and miss as this kind of endeavor can be, you'll be heartened to know that the debut is all hits and no misses.The album is an intelligently constructed work that while not following traditional song structuring conventions does not suck the listener down into a well of aimless wandering and complex-to-a-fault arrangements. Instead, it is 42 minutes of entrancing music that moves seamlessly from black metal ferocity to trance-inducing bliss to downright enchanting classical sections. In keeping with Engwar's intent to create an album using "real" (i.e. not programmed) instruments, the sound mix is effectively organic, including the natural drum sound. Compositionally speaking, the five tracks flow together wonderfully, bringing the listener along on a trip that includes excursions into the darkest of depths, the saddest of memories, and the purest of beauties. The album begins with a quasi-instrumental track called "Contre le Cycle", featuring lower register choral background vocals (think a Catholic mass) followed by the sounds of acoustic guitar and violin before launching into furious black metal blasting. It's a fitting introduction to longer and more involved tracks. Clocking in at 12 and 11 minutes, respectively "La Devastes" and "Absurde" offer skillfully arranged songs that mix the aforementioned styles. In the former case, cello and chants sit side by side with black metal guitar harmonies and blasting. Around the last quarter of the song a soothing section of acoustic guitar strumming with violin, cello, and whispered vocals eventually gives way to a final blast of black metal fury. "Absurde" is characterized by a slight XASTHUR vibe, the plodding tempo including ringing chords and painful vocalization. It is the album's most doom-laden tune. While we're at it, a flute appears on the nine-minute "Seuls", joining mid to up-tempo, semi-melodic black metal chords before a piano-break softens the proceedings. A more subdued "Dans le Flot" ends the album with its violin and piano instrumentation that builds into a slow-paced black metal section. Some albums of this sort feel as though the creators went for an avant-garde feel by simply tossing a variety of non-traditional instruments into a blender and hitting the "on" switch. VEHEMENTOR NOS is the sound of an outfit with a rhyme and a reason. At the risk of exaggeration, let's just say that the debut is not a watershed release. It's just a well-done work of progressive black metal.
"Vehementer Nos"
01. Contre le cycle
02. Les devastes
03. Absurde
04. Seuls
05. Dans le flot
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RailRiders stumble heading into break
Buffalo scored every way it could, and the RailRiders had little response.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre starter Brett Marshall issued five walks, hit a batter and threw a wild pitch as the Bisons won, 7-1, Sunday in the last game of the first half for both teams.
The RailRiders (48-49) fell short of securing their first winning record since they were 21-20 after a May 18 loss in Columbus.
Buffalo native Jim Negrych put the Bisons ahead in the first with a two-out hit single. In the second, a wild pitch from Marshall allowed Ryan Goins to come home with two down to make it 2-0. But the most damage came in the fifth inning.
Marshall opened the inning by hitting Mike Nickeas with a pitch, then followed with a walk to Mike McCoy. On a force out by Munenori Kawasaki, Nickeas was out at third, but a Kevin Pillar line drive to center loaded the bases.
They were soon cleared.
Negrych hit a hard chopper to RailRiders first baseman Dan Johnson, but the ball went off Johnson's glove and into the Bisons' bullpen in foul territory in mid-right field, allowing all three runners to score on the error to make it 5-0.
JR Murphy's two-out, RBI double drove in the RailRiders sole run in the seventh inning. Before then, no RailRiders baserunner advanced past first.
Buffalo starter Ricky Romero (2-3) earned his second win in as many starts, after having gone 12 starts without a victory.
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The National Geographic channel is really interested in killing off presidents right now. Next month, the network is set to air Killing Lincoln, a TV flick which, naturally, looks at the Lincoln assassination. Now, Nat Geo has greenlighted Killing Kennedy, a two-hour TV movie that will take a look into the Kennedy assassination.
Like Killing Lincoln, Killing Kennedy is based on a book written by author and political analyst Bill O Reilly and co-writer by Martin Dugard. Again, like the Lincoln-based TV flick, Killing Kennedy will be a factual drama, based in facts and using archives and other historical reference points to inform the film. To keep up with the similarities with next months release, Scott Free Productions, Ridley Scotts company, is on board to produce the drama. I suppose well have to wait and see whether the crew can bring back Tom Hanks to host Killing Kennedy, as well. Casting is expected to start very soon, and TV Blend will keep you posted.
While it may seem a little odd to have greenlighted Killing Kennedy before Killing Lincoln officially airs, Deadline is reporting that Nat Geo has been openly excited about producing new historical movies after Seal Team 6 did well on the channel. That historical story actually brought in 2.7 million viewers during its initial run, which also happened to be Nat Geos best numbers ever. Although Nat Geo seems to be banking on the famous names involved in the two Killing projects, I dont necessarily think thats a bad call.
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Jason Schwartzman To Co-Star
In the midst of Charlie Sheen's public meltdown earlier this year, the actor made an appearance on the Today Show where he claimed that, despite everything that had happened, he still had film projects at his disposal. The list included a new sequel to "Major League," a project with Nick Cassavetes and another from director Roman Coppola. Considering the fact that three days prior to that appearance, Morgan Creek CEO James Robinson had come out and denied any claim of a "Major League" sequel, we (and presumably everybody else) assumed Sheen's claims were nothing more than a side effect of whatever he might have been on that day -- even though the filmmaker's sister Sofia Coppola did reveal that her brother had something in the works.
Now, nearly seven months later, Sheen has been proven quite the honest drunk as Variety reports he will in fact star in Roman Coppola's newly unveiled, long awaited sophomore directorial effort, "A Glimpse Inside The Mind Of Charles Swan III" with the writer-director's cousin, Jason Schwartzmann, also on board.
The project, which will re-team Coppola with his "CQ" composer Roger Neil ("Beginners," "Tanner Hall"), seems to be a perfect fit for Sheen. In what will probably play out with huge irony, the story follows a successful graphic designer whose fame, money and charm have made him irresistible to women only to have his life spiral downwards when his girlfriend breaks up with him. No word on what roles each thespian will be taking on but we're presuming Sheen will play the titular Swan III.
It doesn't take a deep look into Sheen's resume to remember the talent he had ("Platoon," "Wall Street") and to captivate audiences for the amount of time he did during that highly publicized, pointless debacle earlier this year is something commendable. This has "comeback story of the year" written all over it and having Sheen on board will surely help Coppola with whatever funding and development he still requires to get the project on the road. Here's to hoping it comes together sooner rather than later.


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Patient-voice.com encouraging patients to project their views
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Patient-vpoice.com is one such online spot that is into encouraging the patients to project their views. These tend to be different types of doctor patient reviews that get to be posted by the patients who have been healed at the said clinics and hospitals.
Patient-voive.com can be termed as a sort of online medical directory where the readers can find out the reviews regarding doctors practicing in different medical fields. This is one such website that is adamant on delivering a credible and reliable projection by the real patients regarding different medical complexes, clinics, hospitals and different types of medical treatments going around in these. Those patients who avail different types of medical services executed by different professional doctors can leave their testimonials and reviews regarding those services. In this manner, a sort of huge benefit can be done both to the masses and the doctors. The masses can learn about different reputable medical treatments and known professional doctors through these reviews. As far as the doctors are concerned, these reviews build up to the reputation of a professional, skilled and proficient doctor. It becomes very easy o locate and spot the reputation of any clinic or a doctor through the patient reviews. In this context, patient-voice.com is projecting the reviews of the patients that are turning out to be very beneficial for those who are looking for some sort of medical references. Secondly, it becomes simple as well to find out the reputable doctors practicing in the locality. There are not specific doctors and services which are being promoted by patient-vpoice.com rather the readers can find different types of doctor patient reviews ranging from dentist patient reviews to chiropractor reviews. These two are being termed as the mostly and highly sought after medical services and patient reviews reading these very services and medical assistances can easily be found at this very website.
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SXSW has a casual young, male vibe. At the Kick-Ass opener, the fest's Janet Pierson and director Matthew Vaughn were both wearing jeans and sneakers. So it makes sense SXSW was perfect venue for Kick-Ass, which has a primarily young male --and less female-- appeal. It's a nasty hard-R super-hero spoof designed to outrage and delight. And it will destroy at the b.o. when Liongsate opens it April. (It opens first in the U.K. in two weeks.)
Stars Aaron Johnson and Christopher Mintz-Platz were in attendance; Chloe Moretz's plane was delayed, while Nic Cage was filming Drive Angry in Shreveport. (A full report later after I talk to Vaughn Saturday.)
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Is it possible with the correct licensing and in a business enviroment to install MS office on a server which the the clients on the business's network can access?
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You will need one license of Microsoft Word for each desktop device that will access it and use it from the Terminal Server.
So you can't get just one license and share it via Terminal Services. While that's technically possible, it's legally a violation of the terms of the license. Below are some supporting references.
From the Microsoft SMB (small & medium business) blog.
From Microsoft TechNet:
It's definitely possible yes. Terminal services would be the technical solution.
But concerning the licencing, I still think you need an individual office licence for each individual user that's accessing the server and using office on it.
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Washington beat O'Fallon 6-0 last night. Post 218 will square off against Pacific at 6:00 this evening at Ronsick Field. The loser will drop down to the elimination bracket.
Washington fell to Wentzville 8-6 in a second round game last night at Elsberry. Washington will play St. Charles at 8:00 this evening in an elimination game.


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The Nobel Prize in literature was awarded Thursday to a psychologist who used his spare time to craft sparsely written poems about the mysteries of everyday life - commuting to work, watching the sun rise or waiting for nightfall.
The Nobel Prize in literature was awarded Thursday to a psychologist who used his spare time to craft sparsely written poems about the mysteries of everyday life – commuting to work, watching the sun rise or waiting for nightfall.
Tomas Transtromer, Sweden's most famous poet, had been a favorite for the prize for so many years that even his countrymen had started to doubt whether he would ever win.
Now 80 and retired from writing, he finally got the call as he sat down to watch the prize announcement on TV.
Asked how it felt to be the first Swede in four decades to win the literature prize, he told reporters: "Very good."
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He gave mostly one-syllable answers to questions, the result of a stroke more than two decades ago that left him partially paralyzed and largely unable to speak. His wife, Monica, filled in the details.
"It was a very big surprise," she said. "Tomas, I know you were surprised. Despite the speculation for so many years, you haven't really taken it seriously."
Most of all, she said, Transtromer was pleased to see the prize go to poetry for the first time since Wislawa Szymborska of Poland won in 1996.
Transtromer's surrealistic works are characterized by powerful imagery that explores the mysteries of the human mind. His poems are often built around his own experiences and infused with his love of music and nature. He also writes about history, existential questions and death.
"His poems have a kind of stark, piercing inwardness that's very striking," said Robert Hass, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet who edited Transtromer's "Selected Poems."
"There are lots of poems written about driving back and forth to work, poems about dawn, poems about dusk. He gets those moments in life, those ordinary periods of change."
Transtromer (TRAWN-stroh-mur) has long been recognized as the most influential Scandinavian poet of the post-World War II era. His work has been translated into more than 50 languages.
But many thought his nationality stood in the way of receiving the prestigious, $1.5 million Nobel from the Swedish Academy, which has often been accused of bias in favor of literature from mainland Europe. Seven of the last 10 winners have been mainland Europeans.
"The Swedish modesty, or the Swedish fear of being Swedish, has postponed Transtromer's award by at least 10 years," Swedish poet Bob Hansson wrote on his blog after the announcement.
The last Swedes to win the literature prize were Eyvind Johnson and Harry Martinson, who shared it in 1974.
Peter Englund, permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, acknowledged that the group is especially cautious about recognizing Swedish writers out of concern that doing so might suggest the members favor their own countrymen.
"I think we've been quite thoughtful and haven't been rash," he said after Thursday's announcement.
Some critics of Transtromer's writing have questioned its lack of social commentary, so often found in the works of other Nobel winners, including last year's laureate, Mario Vargas Llosa of Peru.
Humble and unpretentious, Transtromer has always avoided political debates and has stayed out of the public eye.
He is considered a master of metaphor, weaving powerful images into his poems without much embellishment. His focus on simplicity is also mirrored in the way he led his life.
"A lot of great poets don't do anything but write poetry," said Swedish author Lars Gustafsson, a longtime friend. "But here you have a man who has worked really hard his entire life as a psychologist and who has been writing on Saturday afternoons and in his spare time, often in small, cramped rooms.
"I think his readers also experience him in that way. His poetry is very elementary. It is about things that nearly all people share, such as dreams," Gustafsson added.
Staffan Bergsten, who wrote a biography of Transtromer published this year, said his work is characterized by a combination of the ordinary – people, nature – and the feeling that "there's something secretive underneath."
"No strange words, nothing like that. Anyone can understand it at some level," he said. "But then there are other dimensions."
Born in Stockholm in 1931, Transtromer was raised by his mother, a teacher, after she divorced his father, a journalist. He started writing poetry while studying at the Sodra Latin school in Stockholm.
His work appeared in several journals before he published his first book of poetry, "17 poems," in 1954. It won acclaim in Sweden.
He studied literature, history, poetics, the history of religion and psychology at Stockholm University.
Transtromer's most famous works include the 1966 "Windows and Stones," in which he depicts themes from his many travels, and "Baltics" from 1974.
After his stroke in 1990, he largely stopped writing, but he published "The Sorrow Gondola" in 1996 with work that had been written before the stroke and the "The Great Enigma."
For decades, Transtromer has had a close friendship with American poet Robert Bly, who translated many of his works into English. In 2001, Transtromer's Swedish publishing house, Bonniers, published the correspondence between the two writers in the book "Air Mail."
Earlier this year, Bonniers released a collection of his works between 1954 and 2004 to celebrate the poet's 80th birthday.
Karl Ritter in Stockholm and AP National Writer Hillel Italie contributed to this report.
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- Short Story Criticism (Ref PN3373 S386): Excerpts from criticism of the works of the world's greatest short story writers. Many volumes.
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The Story of My Life, A New Musical,with music and lyrics by Neil Bartram, book by Brian Hill, tells the story of two childhood friends and how their friendship profoundly defined their lives. Thomas Weaver is a best-selling, award-winning author. Alvin Kelby was his best friend for thirty years. But time can test the bonds of friendship, and when it does, Thomas calls on the only resource he has – his stories of Alvin – to learn where things went wrong. A richly melodic musical, The Story of My Life is a soaring tribute to the power of friendship and the people who change our lives forever.
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My company wants to do Email hosting like Yahoo does. For example, we want to host email for 50 companies, from company01.com to company50.com. Each company has its own domain name but share the same email server. (not domain alias, though.)
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Freshman Brittany Renfrow had an impressive showing at the qualifying section of the US Open in the three-meter competition after placing ninth with a score of 218.52 and will move on to compete at the US Open on Saturday. The meet, which took place at the Mabee Memorial Aquatics Complex in Midland, TX, is where divers can qualify for the World University Games and possibly other future international competitions.
Senior Janine Strack and junior Amanda Blong also competed on Wednesday at the qualifying section of the meet. Strack placed 23rd with a score of 178.26, while Blong placed 30th with a total score of 154.95. Strack will compete on the platform on Friday in the qualifying section of the meet.


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Kingston police capture suspect in attempted murder
Kingston police captured a man wanted in Philadelphia on a charge of attempted murder.
Police arrested Quentin West, 29, of Philadelphia on Friday after a traffic stop on Market Street.
Officers pulled over the car West was riding in because it had an expired registration plate and no working tail light. The driver, Raheem D. Wiggins-Smith, 25, of Philadelphia, handed over a driver's license for "Aaron Carter," police said.
After taking the men into custody, police identified West and learned he was wanted in Philadelphia. West had fired five shots at someone and hit them in the rib cage during an altercation in July 2013, according to arrest papers. Police said they found methamphetamine on West.
Police said they charged West and Wiggins-Smith with forgery, identity theft, falsification to law enforcement and false identification to law enforcement. They also charged West with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The men went to Luzerne County Correctional Facility for overnight arraignment. They were not listed in the facility's records shortly before 10 p.m.
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a One Direction limited edition router
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Cisco has implemented a reverse mentoring program that sees its younger and less-experienced staff advise its managers, the better to help the latter develop strategy. Sabrina Lin, Cisco's veep for commercial business in Asia Pacific, Japan and China, revealed the program at the at the Canalys Channels Forum in Bangkok a while …
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… these "middle-aged managers" think they can pigeon hole an entire generation into doing the same thing. They've got the attribute mapping backwards.
Repeat after me: You can't put people in boxes … people are the boxes you put things in. Just because I'm <40 does not mean I want to come within a bull's roar of social networking.
"Just because I'm <40 does not mean I want to come within a bull's roar of social networking."
Yes you do. You live for facebook and twitter. You're feckless and have an overblown sense of entitlement.
Stop trying to be something you're not and accept your destiny. Be all you were meant to be.
Icon, because some of us never grow up ...
What the heck does the twitterverse have to do with making a great router? I'm on the dividing line between Gen-X and Gen-Y and I think most of my older peers use Facebook and twitter more than I do (approximately not at all). Seeing a drab-gray company trying to get hip with the kids gives me the creeps. It's ok to be drab and gray and make high-end enterprise gear that you sell for a juicy margin.
The drab grey Cisco stand with a frikkin' juggler? This is the same.
Clueless older people and Gen-Y'rs who can't focus for more than 10 seconds....they're doomed.
...is useless if you don't actual listen to anyone, regardless of age.
Let me be loud and clear to Cisco, and they won't need social media to grok it:
Cisco, the world loathes you and your worthless, overpriced products because they are (drumroll) worthless and overpriced. There are a handful of things you make that noone else can touch. That's your anchor. Everything else is being undercut left and right.
Cisco, if you want to stop bleeding customers, lower your prices and make your products dynamic, admissible via API and maybe even advance to the point that your interface is something other than a requirement to memorize 500 pages of arcane CLI. I don't know if you noticed, Cisco, but nobody actually likes CCXXes. They're arrogant, egotistical pricks who cost way to much. When your competitors are offering widgets that are as fast as yours, allow companies to bin the expensive douchnozzle (running networks with any old sysadmin or developer) and do it for a quarter the price...why the fuck would anyone buy from you?
What? "Huawei is backdoored by the Chinese government" you say? How - exactly - is that different from you? China, the USA, it's all the same. Both foreign powers trying to turn the rest of us into serfs. So that doesn't work.
"Stability, reliability, blah-blah enterprise something marketing gobleddy gook?" Hate to say, buddy, but Juniper works a hot damn, so does HP, Arista, Dell...even Supermicro! Most don't need - or want - the majority of shit in your routers and those that do would can get it better elsewhere.
You exist on inertia and some core routing products that noone else can duplicate. Soon, Arista will take the latter part of that away from you. After that, where are you? Relying on your religious fanatics to advocate on your behalf? That's only going to get you so far.
...we hate the religious nutjobs evangelising your overpriced tat almost as much as we hate the tat itself.
If you need social media to figure out the above, you're doomed.
thanks for the swearies Trevor. Don't work with networking gear myself, but I can sure appreciate the venting.


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Villopoto & Tomac Claim Motocross Titles
"It is gnarly to be at this level of racing but you just take it year by year and race by race. There's really no time to sit down and look at it as how many races do we need to win," Villopoto commented regarding his career number of championships. "The thing that keeps us going as racers is definitely winning. Yeah, winning is fun but during the week it's tough."
In the 250 Class, Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki's Martin Davalos grabbed the Motorcycle Superstore Holeshot in Moto 1 but the GEICO Honda teammates of Zach Osborne, Justin Bogle and Wil Hahn surrounded the leader right away. Osborne briefly took over the lead before 250 Class points leader Eli Tomac made his move to the front.
Rookie Adam Cianciarulo inserted his Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki into the brigade of Hondas early on where he maintained the second place position for a majority of the race. Reigning 250 Class Champion Blake Baggett began Moto 1 outside the top ten but the Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki rider caught and eventually passed his teammate for the second place position. Cianciarulo held on to capture a career best finish of third place in Moto 1, followed by Tomac's closest title challenger, Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen.
Heading into Moto 2, the 250 Class Championship was still up for grabs as Tomac and Roczen went head-to-head for valuable points. GEICO Honda's Justin Bogle grabbed the Motorcycle Superstore Holeshot and the early lead until Roczen took it over on Lap 7. Tomac came from behind to apply pressure on Roczen before the points leader eventually took over the lead position.
Although Tomac had the upper hand on Roczen in Moto 2, the championship wasn't completely determined until Baggett entered the second place battle with Roczen late in the race. Baggett's last-lap pass on Roczen was enough to give Tomac the edge he needed to secure the 250 Class Championship with a 1-1 sweep at the penultimate round.
"I didn't really know I had the championship wrapped up, I was just going with the flow," Tomac said after Moto 2. "I didn't really think it was going to happen today, I am sort of in shock right now. I think it will sink in more after I get some rest, right now I'm pretty tired and just out of energy."
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Pancake Breakfast fundraiser to benefit homeless April 12Easter Bunny to be on hand for photo ops
Epworth United Methodist Church on Holland Glade Road in Rehoboth Beach has a group of volunteers who have collected food donations, cooked, and helped with the overnight stays of homeless people in Rehoboth since November 2013. The Immanuel Shelter will close within the next week, but it still needs funds. The shelter pays for utilities and has other expenses.
There will be a Pancake Breakfast with the Easter Bunny fundraiser for the shelter from 8 to 11 a.m., Saturday, April 12, at Epworth United Methodist Church. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children. Tickets will be sold at the door. Shelter volunteers will gladly accept donations; make checks out to the Immanuel Shelter. Photos may be taken with the Easter Bunny.
At the end of April or early May, many area leaders will get together to discuss the needs of the homeless in Sussex County. Solutions may be group homes, a permanent shelter, different churches housing the homeless, or something else.


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I was supposed to post daily on our four and a half day voyage here.
We arrived last Saturday at Boqueron, Puerto Rico.
The passage was OK. Terror and boredom. Boredom and terror.
Puerto Rico is a nice change after the Bahamas. Happy people, loud music, dancing, beer, food, great shopping and prices.
Meyka is loading up for our time "down island." We've learned when you have the selection and prices like this to load up.
Our original intention for our first year of cruising was to winter in the Bahamas and summer in the northeast. But once we got south it was easy to convince us to just stay.
We will be in PR for 3-6 weeks. Vieques and Culebra (the Spanish Virgins) are prime cruising grounds. Then we will work our way through the Caribbean chain.
The Garmin charts could be downloaded for here. What we lack for helping us plan are cruising guides. We may take a day trip to San Juan to visit West Marine and get some.
Where you plan to be during hurricane season is a big issue. Our thought right now is to spend a couple of months in Grenada and three in Bonaire from June-October.
Right now we are enjoying a week at the prestigious Ponce Yacht and Fishing Club. $200 for the week. Pool, tennis, sauna, etc. More beautiful boats than you could count.
Meyka is wearing the numbers off the credit card at Wal-mart and Sams Club. I'm taking care of a few boat chores.
The unlimited water (free) here is a real treat. We've been getting by on four gallons a day for the last two months. Letting the tap run seems frivilous. I washed Banjo today. She was so dirty. Maybe Wally will even get a bath.
The picture in this post shows Banjo at sea on our way here. Our friends Judy and Sherman captured her under sail.
Miss all of you and think of you often!
We know Banjo from the previous owner. We used to be in NW Creek.
Is Fairwinds, the boat you are traveling with, the boat owned by Bud & Bev from NW Creek? Bud retired a couple of years ago as the manager of the marina. Just interested if he finally made it out cruising.
We loved the Bahamas. Looking forward to going back cruising.
Fairwinds is owned by an Australian couple who we met in the Exumas. We've been buddy boating since then.
Thanks for reading the blog and commenting.
01/24/2013, At Sea
We are underway from Mayaguana, Bahamas to Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
This is our longest offshore passage. So far it has been our easiest.
It is amazing that we have been underway for about 52 hours and have only seen two boats. None in the past 30 hours or so.
We must be definitely "out there."
Yesterday was like being in a rocking chair. Light winds and gentle seas. Ah-h-h-h.
Now last night was a different story. Nothing life threatening. Just moments of peaceful lulling lapping waves and moonlit skies interspersed with chaos, rain, and slapping sails. It seems that we sailed through the effects that our weather guy called a "trough." I did go from extremely mild to wild at times.
We are traveling with a "buddy boat", Fairwinds. At one point when I was on watch and they were in front of us, I saw there starboard, port, and stern running lights in rapid succession. I soon heard a call on the radio that the squalls rapid wind shift had created a bit of drama for them. I immediately reduced sail and hung on.
Primarily most of this stuff is momentarily uncomfortable. Being pitch black in the squall is extremely disorienting, too.
Today we are on a course heading of 150 degrees and in the morning we'll make the turn to 180 degrees on the rhumb line to Mayaguez.
01/22/2013, Conception Island
After a beautiful two night stay at the remote island of Mayaguana in the Far Bahamas, we are off to Puerto Rico.
We were told that there was "nothing there" at Mayaguana. Yep. 80 degree days/70 degree nights, crystal clear water, flocks of flamingos, coral reefs, shelling, and a supper's worth of conch under our boat just for grabs...nothing there.
It appears that we have three days of settled weather to go against the trade winds. Our course is to stay at 22 degrees north and head due east for 300 miles. At that point we should be able to turn south and head to the southwest tip of Puerto Rico. We should make land in Boqueron sometime Friday.
The relentlessness of the trade winds has to be experienced to be believed. Heading east from the Bahamas takes a "window". At this point, it appears we have one.
It will require far more motoring than sailing for the 300 miles east. Once we turn south, the prevailing easterly trades at 20-25 knots will be more than enough to sail into Puerto Rico.
This will be our longest offshore passage. Today has been an easy day. Tonight and tomorrow promises to be similar but you never know.
Meyka and I have a very loose watch schedule during the day. I probably spend most of the day at the helm but Meyka is ready and able to spell me when asked. The autopilot (when it works) does most of the real work. I just have to supervise and adjust as needed.
I typically take the first watch from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Meyka takes from 1:00 a.m. until I wake up. I'm usually up for Chris Parker's weather on the HAM radio at 6:30.
We had a difficult passage on the way down to Mayaguana and needed two days rest before resuming our trip.
As we journey over the next five days, I'll try to give a daily blog post. It can go from mild to wild in a heartbeat. Let's hope it doesn't!
01/14/2013, Conception Island
After a magical stay at Conception Island we reluctantly said goodbye this a.m. as we head toward the BVI's via the Turks and Caicos.
Yesterday the water got smooth as glass and I went for a last snorkel. Visibility was virtually unlimited. Climbing back in the dinghy I got a "drive by" by a big shark and his crew (remora and a jack). Cool!
Afterwards we were invited aboard a 56' Nordhaven for drinks and snacks. It was an amazing boat with paid crew. Definitely how the other half lives Nice to visit, but I wouldn't want to own it.
Home sweet home on Banjo, we had home made pizza and argued with Sherman and Judy about whether to depart today or not. I was on the"against it" side but this morning's chat with Chris Parker, the weather guy, led me to see that this was as good an opportunity as any to head to the eastern Caribbean.
We'll travel about 48 hours to the Turks and Caicos. Stay there overnight to break up the trip and then head on to Puerto Rico or ????
If the trip goes as planned, we are leaving the Bahamas. We've been here since after Thanksgiving. It has been wonderful and likely not the last time we'll visit.
There are exciting and different ports of call in the days ahead. No idea what to expect but happy to check it out for ourselves.
The only means of communication is our HAM radio and winlink email. We would welcome hearing from you.
01/14/2013, Conception Island
Our original plan was to head to Clarence Town, Long Island for fuel and water and immediately shove off for the eastern Caribbean. BUT the weather had a different plan. Weather trumps.
We ended up socked in at Clarence Town for over a week. Nice place but it was not our intention to be there so long. Also, it was "blowing like stink" the whole time we were there so we didn't get to enjoy it as much as we could have otherwise. But we got in some good snorkeling, rented a car and toured the island, got reprovisioned as best we could with the limited food stuffs available. It was alright.
We finally got a chance to escape a couple of days ago. After a rolly-polly start, we had a wonderful 9 hour sail to Conception Island. If we have to sit around and wait for the weather to change, we might as well do it in paradise. For the past couple of days we've walked the beaches and snorkeled. Enjoying not being blasted by 20-30 knot winds and rockin' and rollin' at anchorage.
As of this morning...it looks like we are finally getting a break to head east. Best guess is Thursday a.m. we'll head ENE for about two and a half days and then turn SE for about four to five days and end up somewhere in the eastern Caribbean. The weather is liable to be on the mild side. Maybe so mild that the old Perkins engine is going to be enlisted to aid the sails But mild vs. wild is OK with us.
This will be our longest continuous passage at over 800 miles. Exciting and scary at the same time.
Meyka is thrilled to think about hitting up a Wal-Mart in Puerto Rico. I can't say that I share her enthusiasm but the ship's larder is getting lower and the stores will be appreciated in days ahead.
The Bahamas has been fun. We have both loved the warm temps, crystal clear water, solitude and simplicity of hanging around here. We'll likely be back but for now...away we go!
12/28/2012, Conception Island
Conception Island is the best so far...in our Bahamas cruising.
We arrived here on December 26th and have had an enchanted stay.
Our anchorage is a beautiful cove with the clearest turquoise water we've seen. And that's saying something! At night by moonlight the entire cove's water looks like it is mood lighted--glowing like swimming pool lights.
We are surrounded by some of the nicest snorkeling in the Bahamas. Literally miles of it. Most in 3-15' of water. Marine life is abundant and colorful. Elkhorn coral breaks above the surface at low tide.
Yesterday, we took our dinghy a few miles south and ghosted up a mangrove lined creek into a blue lagoon that stretched for acres and acres. Turtles come up into the creek to play and bask in the sun warmed water. It was magical to see them.
Today we hiked on the eastern shore following deserted beaches to rock walls with ropes to aid assent to the next beach until we had a vista that took in the cove with Banjo anchored to the west, the endless reefs to the east, the blue lagoon to the southwest, and a golden sand beach that stretched for miles to the southeast. Meyka forgot the camera but we didn't think we could capture it--it was that magnificent.
This afternoon we will get in one last snorkel here and prepare to head to Rum Cay in the morning. Conception Island measures up to whatever expectations we had for cruising in the Bahamas. It will be hard to leave but according to the cruising guides, the snorkeling here is 2nd best to Rum Cay. Wow!


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Rodgers dismisses Reina criticism
With five minutes of normal time left, the Spain international allowed a David Templeton shot squirm though his grasp and over the line before Luis Suarez saved his blushes with the winner three minutes later.
"Pepe has been brilliant since I've been here," Rodgers told reporters.
"He's been a pivotal part of how we work. He's been excellent off the field, a real good guy who understands the ideology of what we're trying to do.
"Unfortunately for goalkeepers it's part and parcel of the game. There's no blame attached – unfortunately for goalkeepers they make a mistake and sometimes it leads to a goal.
"An outfield player makes a mistake and they've got their mates to recover. It will happen sometimes but we move on."
The former Swansea boss also hailed his side's work ethic and praised Suarez for his late clincher, although bemoaned a plethora of wasted opportunities earlier in the game.
Rodgers said: "One of the key things that I've noticed in the group is that they have hard work and integrity, I think the players have been absolutely magnificent since I've come in.
"They've given me everything and as each day goes on we're getting closer as a group. That spirit really took us through Sunday's game and took us through tonight's game so it's very important that when we went 1-0 behind we didn't get disappointed.
"We came back and Luis' most difficult chance he took, a wonderful run and finish. We probably could've put the game to bed earlier."
Adam Morgan made his first start for Liverpool in the match, and Rodgers revealed he will be looking to give more young players a chance in the team while he is in charge.
He added to ESPN: "He's a local boy, from Liverpool, and it's important for me to give local boys who came through the ranks a chance.
"It was important for him to get his first start, and it's important for me to give local boys a chance, and it's something I'll look to do."


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Jason Schwartzman Is A Huge Jerk In First Stills From Listen Up Philip
By Nick Venable 2014-01-14 09:56:57 comments
After playing one of the most jovial men in cinema as Richard Sherman in Saving Mr. Banks, Jason Schwartzman could naturally only follow this with a character exhibiting a more negative attitude. Hell apparently be delivering the most jerkass performance of his career as novelist Philip in the drama Listen Up Philip, Alex Ross Perrys follow-up to his acclaimed dialogue-driven comedic drama The Color Wheel. And even though you cant properly gauge Philips overall demeanor from just a photo, the films first four stills have been released, showing off the small but talented cast in full.
You can tell two distinct facts from the image above: Philip is an author who isnt afraid of facial hair, and the images come from EW. Luckily, the magazine also catches up with Perry, Schwartzman and co-star Elizabeth Moss (Mad Men) to dig into the storyline and characters of the film, which will premiere at this years Sundance Film Festival on January 20. A New York-based film about a moody thirtysomething trying to accomplish a dream; somebody call the Original Thought Police! (Kidding, as I actually cant wait for this flick.)
Schwartzman plays the narcissistic and on-edge titular author who is stressing over the release of his sophomore effort, all while dealing with his staling relationship with girlfriend Ashley (Moss). He has some kind of friendship with his literary idol Ike Zimmerman, played by Jonathan Pryce (G.I. Joe: Retaliation), whose daughter is played by Krysten Ritter (Dont Trust the B---- in Apartment 23). The latter two roles presences in the film arent detailed just yet, but lets take a look at how everyone looks with a few more film stills.
Not a lot to discern from these pics beyond the discomfort of the cat that Moss is holding. I almost wish we could see Philip doing something standoffish, but were left with just their words about how much of a jerk he is in the film. Schwartzman cites the James Salter short story "Last Night" as influencing him to think for the first time that not all main characters need to be trusted and liked, but said he still "kept having to fight my instincts to make things socially acceptable at all times."
Fans of Schwartzman know that he started out his career as one of the most loveably pompous jackasses in cinema for his debut role of Max Fischer in Wes Andersons Rushmore, so the role of Philip wont be completely out of his wheelhouse. Watch out for the Viet Cong.
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