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6JSC/CCC/7 Proposed revision to instructions 184.108.40.206.2, "Two or More Parts," 220.127.116.11, "Compilations of Musical Works," and 220.127.116.11, "Two or More Parts"(RDA 22.214.171.124)
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MLA supports this proposal. This is a significant change from how we treat compilations of consecutively numbered works in AACR2, but it will be much more user-friendly.
One MLA member notes that this proposal has an internal consistency with how RDA treats language expressions, but, as CCC notes, it creates inconsistencies with the early part of chapter 6.
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More Research Confirms That Average People Have Absolutely No Clue What Cloud Computing Is
95% of North Americans who claim they never use the cloud actually do.
That is the result of a recent study from Wakefield Research in a nutshell. Commissioned by Citrix, the research reveals that the average North American still has absolutely no idea what the heck the cloud is.
51% of those surveyed, for example, believe that stormy weather can interfere with cloud computing. One-third believe it's a "thing of the future" even though 97% actually use it today.
Problem is, everybody's just faking it. 22% of North Americans admit to having pretended to know what the cloud is or how it works, including in the office to fit in and even as a lie during job interviews. More bizarrely, 18% have faked knowledge of the cloud during a first date. Young'uns are especially susceptible to this faux pas: a whopping 36% pretend to know about the cloud when they don't really.
When asked what "the cloud" is only 16% said they think of a computer network to store, access and share data from internet-connected devices. Wakefield said that some of the verbatim responses included toilet paper, pillow, smoke, outerspace, cyberspace, mysterious network, unreliable, security, sadness, relaxed, overused, oh goody a hacker's dream, storage, movies, money, memory, back-up, joy, innovation, drugs, heaven and a place to meet.
How are we using the cloud without knowing it? 65% bank online, 63% shop online, 58% use social networking sites, 45% have played online games, 29% store photos online, 22% store music or videos online, and 19% use online file-sharing. All of these services are cloud based. Even when people don't think they're using the cloud, they really are.
"This survey clearly shows that the cloud phenomenon is taking root in our mainstream culture, yet there is still a wide gap between the perceptions and realities of cloud computing," said Kim DeCarlis, vice president of corporate marketing at Citrix. "While significant market changes like this take time, the transition from the PC era to the cloud era is happening at a remarkable pace. The most important takeaway from this survey is that the cloud is viewed favorably by the majority of Americans, and when people learn more about the cloud they understand it can vastly improve the balance between their work and personal lives."


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About Serving Nia
Ronald K. Brown is not afraid to ask big questions and address large themes in his choreography. His 1999 sensation Grace depicted indi- viduals on a journey toward grace, or the temple of God. Thematically, Serving Nia picks up where Grace left off.
"I see the piece as an exercise in learning your purpose, talking about a sense of duty in your life," explains Brown. "And we can shift [from their previous journey] to the level of these people understanding their sense of responsibility and purpose in their life. Nia means 'purpose' in Swahili, but it's also a woman's name. So the idea is that there's this woman named Nia who trains servants."
It is important to examine such issues in his choreography, Brown believes, because today's society needs a wake-up call. "I feel in this race with technology and capitalism, we miss a lot of conversations about how we should treat each other, what is our real purpose here. So much is just about the individual… We're building this world where we can all be separate and we think that that's enough. And so I feel this spiritual conversation is something that doesn't happen enough, just in terms of how we should treat each other and what we're doing here. What's the reason for working so hard?
"That's part of why I come in with the idea that we're serving, to kind of balance things out. Everyone is a servant and royal, so [in my dance] I can have a servant and a king. But in the world, they say that I should be a king... And the sense of serving is not played up as much. So I feel that's the conversation that I can have with the dancers and then that's what we can offer from the stage - this idea that they're servants. Yes they're beautiful and they're going to be the same gigantic people, with this abundance of beauty, but the fact that they're focused on serving is the major point."
Brown's style is characterized by his unique fusion of ballet, modern, hip-hop and traditional African dance. In keeping with this tradition, Serving Nia will incorporate dances from Guinea, the Ivory Coast and Senegal. A variety of musical selections will underscore both the melding of genres and the themes of the ballet. "The first piece of music I'm going to use is by [jazz musician] Roy Brooks and the piece I'm working with is a piece called "The Free Slave," reveals Brown. "His description of the free slave is someone who serves no one but the creator." From there, the soundtrack moves into a piece by Branford Marsalis that borrows from West African music, a percussion piece from Guinea, and finally shifts into Dizzy Gillespie's 'Swing Low, Sweet Cadillac.' "So there's a sense of humor in it. It starts with this Yoruba Chant… and that's where the piece finishes and it's all about these angels coming to get these people. I don't normally work with this much jazz. But as with Grace, because it's the Ailey company and because of Mr. Ailey's legacy, I'm being pulled and challenged to work in places that I haven't before. In the end, I think it will be fulfilling." If his past successes are any indication, there is no doubt Brown's audiences will think so, too.
Brooklyn born Ronald K. Brown has created and presented dances since 1985, with his NY-based company Evidence, at venues in the U.S., France, Brazil, England and Cote d'Ivoire. Brown's choreography has been performed by Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, African American Dance Ensemble, Cinque Folkloric Dance Theater, Philadanco, Ailey II and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, among others. Brown has worked with and learned from Jennifer Muller/THE WORKS, Mary Anthony Dance Theater/PHOENIX, Bessie Schonberg, Ann Carlson and Judith Jamison. He is the recipient of numerous awards including a New York Dance and Performance Award (Bessie), National Endowment for the Arts Choreographers' Fellowship, a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship and a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship.
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Saundatti yellamma Temple
Saundatti is one of the oldest towns in Belgaum district in the Indian state of Karnataka. it's a celebrated journeying centre placed 78 kilometres from Belgaum. Savadatti is additionally the name of the taluk (sub-district), that was previously named Parasgad. There are several ancient temples in Saudatti. one of the famouse temple in Saundatti Saundatti yellamma Temple. or " Renuka Yellamma Temple "
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Saundatti yellamma Temple History:
Yellamma Devi is also called Renuka, the wife of " Jamadhagni "and the mother of " Parashurama "whose story is told in the Puranas. Here, she is idolized as Renuka Devi or Yellamma Devi. Yellamma Devi is also known with the god Kali. Kali is known as the punisher WHO destroys evil-doers, but she is also the kind mother WHO showers love and blessings on her devotees. it's in this facet that she is idolized here. A Jain inscription in the temple, in Sanskritic language and Kannada, refers to the Rashtrakuta kings Krishna and Vikramadithya.
Saundatti yellamma Temple Architecture:
This Yallamma Temple was constructed in 1514 by Bommappa Nayak. it's built in a combination of Chalukyan and Rashtrakuta styles. There are smaller temples for Ganesh, Mallikarjuna, Parashurama, Eknaath and Siddheshwara in the temple courtyard. the government currently takes care of the temple management.
The Yellamma Devi Temple is located in Saundatti taluq, 5 kilometers away from Saundatti town. Saundatti itself is 70 kilometer away from Belgaum city.
The Yallamma Temple is located on prime of a hill near Saundatti. Saundatti is AN ancient town which was the first capital of the Ratta family. The Renuka Devi Temple, or Yellamma Devi Temple (as it's more popularly known), is the most famous pilgrimage spot in Saundatti.
The Yellamma Temple attracts folks from all over state and neighboring states. during the " Yellamma Jatre " particularly the one control during the month of Margasira, the number of attendees normally crosses 10 lakhs. The Jatre is also known for the practice of dedicating ladies to the Devadasi system.
Originally, these ladies were supposed to devote their life to following the arts of song and dance for the temple god. Later, these ladies led the life of concubines to the local rich. Still later, their life degenerated to becoming prostitutes. This practice has been officially banned. however the Yellamma Jatre is more concerning the celebration of the power of ladies in the type of Shakti. during this Jatre, AN idol of Yellamma Devi is taken out in procession and she is idolized as god Shakti. people from Karnataka, Maharashtra and Goa gather here in huge numbers to witness the Jatre and worship Yellamma Devi.
How to Reach Saundatti yellamma Temple
Belgaum to saundatti = 95 km by Road
Hubli to saundatti = 54 km by Road
Buses available from all major cities to this place.
Main railway station available in Hubli and Airport also available in Hubli.
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The renovation of the Syracuse Stage Black Box Theater returns the space to its roots as an experimental "laboratory." French 2D creates a multi-configurable space in which all surfaces are made operable. The design provides ubiquitous surface attachments and a pattern of sound absorbing panels to create the equivalent of visual white noise, and inserts a loft for both accessibility and flexibility of use.
The project riffs on Palladio's single focus of the Teatro Olimpico to expand the space of the entry stair and hallway through an invented process of multiple-perspective projection, an intentional misuse of Rhino as a tool for projected confusion rather than for three dimensional delineation. This experience initiates the audience into the world of imagined, extended dimensions (key to the construct of a black box theater) and provides identity for the sequence from the main lobby of the larger theater to this experimental space. Construction begins June 2012.
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Local Student Mathletes® to Compete in Math Contest Saturday
February 7, 2013
Peoria, Illinois (February 6, 2013) – Middle school Mathletes® from Peoria and Tazewell County schools will compete in local contests of the national MATHCOUNTS® program on Saturday in Bradley Hall on the Bradley University campus. The competition has been organized by the Peoria Area Chapter of the Illinois Society of Professional Engineers (ISPE) and the Caterpillar College of Engineering & Technology at Bradley.
Approximately 125 students from 17 schools will compete. Schools represented are: Dunlap Middle, Dunlap Valley, Norwood Elementary, Bartonville Grade School, Rolling Acres Edison Junior Academy, Central Junior High School (East Peoria), Washington Middle School (Washington), Quest Charter Academy, Peoria Academy, Washington Gifted School (Peoria), Manual Middle High School, Sterling Middle School, Charles Lindbergh Middle School, Limestone Walters Grade School, Beverly Manor Junior High School, Lincoln School (Peoria), and Mark Bills Middle School.
Teachers and students have been preparing for the competition since the fall. Students will compete individually and as teams in written and fast-paced oral matches. Subjects include algebra, probability, statistics and geometry. Winners will receive awards and will advance to the State MATHCOUNTS finals, to be held in Lisle, Illinois on March 9, 2013.
MATHCOUNTS is a national program designed to improve math skills among U.S. students. The program focuses on middle school students, who are at a crucial stage in developing and sustaining math interest and ability. Students who do not begin developing strong problem-solving, logical thinking and analytical abilities in middle school will face an uphill battle later in life if they wish to pursue a medical, scientific, mathematical, engineering or technical career.
The 2013 MATHCOUNTS competition program will consist of approximately 40,000 students, representing more than 5,500 schools from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, U.S. territories and Department of Defense and State Department affiliated schools.
Local sponsors include the Illinois American Water Company, McDonalds,Hermann & Associates, Farnsworth Group, Whitney & Associates, Austin Engineering, Hanson Engineers, and Midwest Engineering Associates.
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Oct. 13, 2009
ALABAMA NOTEBOOK: The latest installment of the Alabama Football Notebook takes at look at the Crimson Tide offense, following a 22-3 win at No. 20 Mississippi last Saturday afternoon in Oxford. Alabama sophomore center William Vlachos was named the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week on Monday after paving the way for sophomore running back Mark Ingram's career-high 172 rushing yards. Ingram is averaging 120.7 rushing yards in three SEC games this season. The UA offense is highlighted each Tuesday on RollTide.com.
A LITTLE BIT BETTER THAN LAST YEAR: The Tide offense has stepped it up through the first six games of the 2009 season, compared to the first six games of the 2008 campaign. The Tide is averaging 3 points per game more in 2009 and 66 more total yards per game than last season. The passing offense is where the major improvement has been seen with UA throwing for 1,327 yards and nine touchdowns in 2009, compared to 914 yards and six scores at the same time last season.
Comparing the Numbers: 2008/2009Offense 2008 2009 09 DifferenceScoring: 202/33.7 222/37.0 +20/3.3Passing: 914/152.3 1327/221.2 +413/68.8Pass Efficiency: 127.3 145.03 +17.73Rushing: 1352/226.3 1341/223.8 -9/1.5Total Offense: 2272/378.7 2668/444.7 +396/66.0
INGRAM OFF TO THE RACES: Sophomore running back Mark Ingram is off to a great start in 2009. He has rushed for 659 yards and seven touchdowns through six games this season for a 109.83 yards per game average to rank 14th nationally and fourth in the SEC in rushing. Ingram has also added 17 receptions for 163 yards and three scores. In week one, he showed a national television audience why he was named to the watch list for the Doak Walker Award by rushing for 150 yards and a touchdown against No. 7 Virginia Tech. He came off the bench (due to flu-like symptoms) against FIU with 103 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving). He followed that with 91 rushing yards and a touchdown on just eight carries (11.4 yards per rush) against North Texas. He accounted for 129 total yards vs. the Mean Green with three receptions for 38 yards and a touchdown. Against Arkansas, he ran for 50 yards and a touchdown while catching three passes for 21 yards and a score. Ingram was again the workhorse at Kentucky with 140 yards on 22 carries and two touchdowns. At Mississippi, he carried the Tide to a 22-3 win with a career-best 172 yards on the ground on 28 carries and three receptions for 16 yards for a total of 188 all-purpose yards.
INGRAM, RODGERS & GERHART ELITE RUSHERS IN 100/10 CLUB: There are only three players in the country with a 100+ rushing yards per game average and 10 or more total touchdowns. Jacquizz Rodgers at Oregon State is averaging 116.2 ypg and leads the nation with 13 total touchdowns. Toby Gerhart of Stanford and Mark Ingram of Alabama are the other two in this elite group. Gerhart is averaging 124.3 ypg with 10 scores and Ingram checks in at 109.8 ypg with 10 touchdowns as well. Here's a look:
Player Total TDs Rushing ypg Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State 13 (13 rush) 116.2 Toby Gerhart, Stanford 10 (10 rush) 124.3 Mark Ingram, Alabama 10 (7 rush, 3 rec) 109.8 Darius Marshall, Marshall 9 (9 rush) 147.4 Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech 9 (9 rush) 122.3 Jahvid Best, California 9 (8 rush, 1 rec) 102.8
INGRAM FINDING THE END ZONE: Ingram has shown the ability to find the end zone during his Alabama career. The sophomore has at least one rushing touchdown in nine of his last 10 games and at least one in each game of the 2009 season. He also has a receiving touchdown in three games this season. Overall, Ingram has scored at least one touchdown in 15 of his 20 career games for the Tide. He has 22 career touchdowns (three receiving), including a freshman record 12 (all rushing) in 2008. In 2009, Ingram ranks first in the SEC in touchdown scoring and second in total scoring at 10.0 points per game while ranking tied for 13th nationally. He has seven rushing touchdowns and three receiving scores this season.
Mark Ingram Game-By-Game Stats
BALL SECURITY: Ingram has also developed an impressive reputation during his 20-game Alabama career as the Flint, Mich., native is an expert at holding onto the football. The sophomore has not lost a fumble in 254 career rushing attempts and 24 career receptions for a total of 278 career touches. He has only put the ball on the ground one time (at LSU in 2008), which was recovered by the Tide. He has 1,387 rushing yards in those 20 games with 19 rushing touchdowns while also catching 24 passes for 220 yards and three scores.
McELROY STREAKING: Greg McElroy has strung together some pretty impressive passing numbers during his first six starts at quarterback for the Tide. Since halftime of the season opener against No. 7 Virginia Tech, McElroy has completed 88-of-135 passes for 1,139 yards, nine touchdowns and no interceptions. That computes to a 65.2 completion percentage, a 158.06 collegiate passer rating and a 113.78 NFL passer rating over those 22 quarters of play. He set a new Alabama record for consecutive completions against FIU by connecting on 14 straight passes. Against North Texas, he tied the school mark for highest completion percentage with a minimum of 10 completions, going 13 for 15 (86.7 percent). McElroy has not thrown an interception in 141 pass attempts, dating back to a second quarter pick against Virginia Tech in the opener. That streak of 141 passes ranks third in the Alabama record book, behind Brodie Croyle (190) and Jay Barker (155).
Greg McElroy Game-By-Game Stats
RICHARDSON HAS IMPRESSIVE ROOKIE CAMPAIGN: True freshman running back Trent Richardson has enjoyed an impressive rookie season. The Pensacola, Fla., native has rushed for 346 yards and four touchdowns on just 61 attempts. He is averaging 5.7 yards per carry and 57.7 yards per game. He rushed for 118 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries against FIU in just his second career game. He followed that up with 87 yards on 11 carries (7.9 ypc) against North Texas and 65 yards and a score vs. Arkansas. Richardson scored on runs of nine and 35 yards in the second half vs. FIU, plunged in from one-yard out against North Texas and then broke five tackles en route to a 52-yard touchdown vs. Arkansas.
Trent Richardson Game-By-Game Stats
TIME OF POSSESSION: An Alabama trademark over the past two seasons has been its ability to control the line of scrimmage offensively and, consequently, control the tempo of the game. This has played out with an impressive advantage in time of possession. A year ago the Crimson Tide finished 11th nationally with an average time of possession of 32:08. In 2009, the Crimson Tide is off to another great start in that category, ranking seventh nationally at 34:08. The Tide held the ball for 37:02 in the opener against Virginia Tech and then a season-best 38:19 at Mississippi. UA also won possession time against FIU (31:38), North Texas (30:43), Arkansas (33:36) and Kentucky (33:30). The Crimson Tide has won the time of possession battle in 15 of the last 20 games overall and all six contests in 2009.
DIVERSE SCORING: The Alabama offense has been able to score in a hurry while also showing the ability to grind out the long, time-consuming scoring drive as well. The Crimson Tide has scored 15 touchdowns in three minutes or less, including eight that found the end zone in three or less plays. On the flip side, Alabama has grinded out eight scoring drives (seven touchdowns & one field goal) that have included 10 or more plays and 5:00 of possession time. The Tide has logged five touchdown drives that have consisted of 13 plays. Alabama has also pounded out seven drives of 80 yards or more, including three drives of 95 yards or more (99, 97 & 95).


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Knitted Hexagon Popcorn Afghan
Lion Brand® Wool-Ease® Sportweight
Pattern Number: 967 The combination of shape and texture produces a beautiful and distinctive afghan. Knit in pieces for a great travel project.
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Approx 42 inches x 62 inches, with border
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Word hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen.
Whenever you leave behind failure, you're doing good. If you think everything you've done is great, you're probably dumb.
The great thing about taking big chances when you're younger is you have less to lose, and you don't know as much. So you take big swings.
Don't become something just because someone else wants you to, or because it's easy; you won't be happy. You have to do what you really, really, really want to do, even if it scares the shit out of you.
Be so good they can't ignore you
Because if I can't impact people, then this whole thing is a waste
A person's a person, no matter how small.
How people treat you is their karma; how you react it yours
Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe
We are only as strong as we are united, as weak, as we are divided.


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The Spraypark is closed for the season.
It will reopen after Memorial Day weekend (weather, staff and seasonal maintenance permitting).
Both Rivercrest Spraypark and the Carnegie Spraypark offer a unique setup of interactive and user-activated features - perfect for summer and warm-weather fun. Both sprayparks are free of charge and open to the public.
Rivercrest Spraypark, located at 131 Park Drive, features in-ground and above-ground spray nozzles, water cannons, splash buckets and much more!
The nearby Rivercrest Spraypark Shelter is available for reservation in two hour blocks, blocks. Click here to find out how or visit our Rivercrest Park page.
Directions to Rivercrest Spraypark
Carnegie Spraypark, located at 606 John Adams Street, features an ADA-accessibility and provides 20 low-flow spray nozzles. It is a drain only, no chemical and no re-circulatory system. The Spraypark was redesigned and re-opened in 2011 and is a welcome addition to the Library grounds at the Carnegie Center.
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Outdoor Wading Pool, located at 1211 Jackson Street, at the Indoor Swimming Pool facility is also available. For details contact the Swimming Pool.
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Fear of man
Awhile back it was "button day" at school. That's a lot like "green day" of the week before except that it was buttons now-big ones, jangling ones, outrageous ones-that were de rigueur in Miss Rotenberg's third-grade class. The time was 7 a.m. and I had no buttons, and my 9-year-old was doing a fetching imitation of a man being sent to the guillotine. And as I watched him I was appalled-but not at him. It was myself I was watching: the fear of man, stripped of all its sophistication.
When we think of the sins that ruin men's lives, we tend to think of the sensational ones-alcohol, gambling, sex, gluttony. But that's not my experience. As I survey the blighted landscape of my past it was fear of man at every step of the way, directing what I said, what I did, what I joined, what I didn't. James, in his epistle, talks about "a course of life set on fire by hell." That's a good description of a person in bondage to the fear of man.
The trouble with fear of man, of course, is that you have a thousand masters instead of one to please. You think fear of God is bad? It's nothing compared to the alternative. Fear of man is a cruel tyranny. It's exhausting, it's complicated, and you're not nimble enough to pull it off.
Who knows why we don't weary of it sooner, just chuck it and simplify our lives by living coram Deo all the time? "Why should you be beaten anymore? Why do you persist in rebellion? Your whole head is injured, your whole heart afflicted" (Isaiah 1:5-6).
The fear of man is an exciting lifestyle, though, there's no denying that: always looking over your shoulder, always checking the popularity polls, being ready at a moment's notice to alter your philosophy. Nice work if you can get it. But not all of you can afford a personal Dick Morris.
I'll bet at least half the '60s phenomenon can be explained by the fear of man. Think about it: What else is powerful enough to make you ingest unidentifiable man-altering substances from the dirty hands of a grungy stranger in bellbottoms?
On a good day the fear-of-man person goes to bed happy: "Cleaned the house so I look good to the Joneses. Was told by three people at church that I did a good job in something. Helped a neighbor in distress, and was seen doing it. Got a column published in WORLD."
Downside: I'm only as good as my last essay.
As far as I can tell from Proverbs, fear of man is anything that's not fear of the Lord-all those wretched little strategies we use that just end in disaster. Are you a decent chess player? Well, you'd better be a fabulous one if you want to play the fear-of-man game, because you're playing chess with God-and He's always 10 moves ahead of you.
I often think Ahithophel was the miserable guy in the Bible. Just imagine what a big shot he was: King David himself came to him for advice. Then a day comes when his counsel is passed over, and you know what he does? He quietly gets up, saddles his donkey, puts his house in order-and hangs himself. This is the end of the fear of man, of an identity and self-worth that rests on something other than being God's child. When he loses his job, he loses his life.
Imagine King Herod waking up in hell because he worries more about the opinion of his dinner guests at Salome's dance debut than about God's opinion. Imagine the gnashing of teeth that goes on there. Imagine the tragedy of a lifetime spent fearing the opinions of people who aren't even on the right wavelength. The very thing you live for is an illusion.
Christianity is nothing if not reasonable. "Hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come" is not only the right prayer first thing in the morning; it's the only place of peace. Replacing a delusion with reality. Replacing pursuit of the praise of man with the praise that comes from God (John 5:44). Replacing the quest to be loved with the quest to love. Doing it daily, hourly, 10 minutes at a time.
"As for a man, his days are like grass, he flourishes like a flower of the field; the wind blows over it and it is gone, and its place remembers it no more. But from everlasting to everlasting the Lord's love is with those who fear him" (Psalm 103:15-17).


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May 24, 2016
Mosquito control agencies around Florida are seeing tremendous numbers of the biting insects in the wake of the four hurricanes.
One trap in the Apopka area contained about 2.2 million mosquitoes. It usually could catch "only" tens of thousands in a night.
State agriculture officials say 26 of Florida's 67 counties have asked the state's help in controlling mosquitoes.
State and federal have hired contractors to do aerial spraying in the southern part of Florida, while state aircraft are doing the job here in the Panhandle.
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FILE - This Sept. 19, 2011, aerial photo shows a tar sands mine facility near Fort McMurray, in Alberta, Canada. The White House plan to seek alternate routes for a Canada-to-Texas oil pipeline presents a tangle of new problems for the project's backers, and any of those obstacles could still sink the proposal before the first spade of dirt is turned. Shifting the path to avoid a major aquifer could increase the number of perilous stream crossings and put the line closer to populated areas.(AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Jeff McIntosh, File)


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Not only do you have to worry about the feds if you smoke pot… now you have to worry about the pizza delivery driver!
We asked delivery drivers if they have ever turned somebody in, and "anonymous" driver said he turned in a hit man and he was sent to prison!
Here is the news story about the Pizza Delivery Driver… Spy or Good Samaritan? You decide!


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Strange Facts
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Aug 18 2005, 06:43 AM
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I copied these from somewhere else so I don't know if they are all true.
-Apples, not caffeine, are more efficient at waking you up in the morning.
-Alfred Hitchcock didn't have a belly button.
-A pack-a-day smoker will lose approximately 2 teeth every 10 years.
-People do not get sick from cold weather; it's from being indoors a lot more.
-When you sneeze, all bodily functions stop, even your heart!
-Only 7 per cent of the population are lefties.
-Forty people are sent to the hospital for dog bites every minute.
-Babies are born without kneecaps. They don't appear until they are 2-6 years old.
-The average person over 50 will have spent 5 years waiting in lines.
-The toothbrush was invented in 1498.
-The average housefly lives for one month.
-40,000 Americans are injured by toilets each year.
-A coat hanger is 44 inches long when straightened.
-The average computer user blinks 7 times a minute.
-Your feet are bigger in the afternoon than any other time of day.
-Most of us have eaten a spider in our sleep.
-The REAL reason ostriches stick their head in the sand is to search for water.
-The only two animals that can see behind themselves without turning their heads are the rabbit and the parrot.
-John Travolta turned down the starring roles in "An Officer and a Gentleman" and "Tootsie."
-Michael Jackson owns the rights to the South Carolina State anthem.
-Most television commercials advertising milk, a mixture of white paint and a little thinner is used in place of the milk.
-Prince Charles and Prince William never travel on the same airplane, just in case there is a crash.
-The first Harley Davidson motorcycle built in 1903 used a tomato can for a carburetor.
-Most hospitals make money by selling the umbilical cords cut from women who give birth. They are used in vein transplant surgery.
-Humphrey Bogart was related to Princess Diana. They were 7th cousins.
-If coloring weren't added to Coca-Cola, it would be green
Post some weird facts that you know.
Aug 19 2005, 12:23 PM
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G.O.L.F. originally stood for Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden.
I guess gender equallity didn't mean jack back then huh?
Also, most body parts can be measured against other body parts, e.g. your foot (Without shoe) fits between the heel of your hand and your elbow or if you ball up your fists and then put your elbows and thumbs together (Kind of like praying), it's the size of your brain.
Another is, way back when companies relied on a better product to out-do their their competitors, there were two companies, "The Coca-Cola" company and "Pepsi-Co ltd", both had great products but for some reason could not out-do each other (Probably because they used the same basic formula). Anyway, to put a long story short, the Coke factory (Yes 'THE factory' they started out with just one) burned down. After a couple years of trying and failing to re-create their formula Coke gave up and made a whole new one. So if you really think about it, Pepsi is more Coke than Coke is. I'll still take Coke over Pepsi though, thats just how I was raised.
Oh yeh, 1 more. Coke used to have cocaine in it rather than caffine. Hence the name Coca-Cola. Damn drug laws .
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Hypnotic computers
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LAS VEGAS -- Since it's so late in the season, maybe it's okay to say this past weekend of baseball offered the year's most astonishing array of series, four of which featured clashes between potential playoff teams. It was sort of a judgment day, and what we witnessed will give us lots to think about over the next six weeks as we start talking about playoff matchups and who has a great chance at winning the World Series.
Take the Brewers – a team with question marks in the starting rotation – going into L.A. and sweeping the Dodgers, beating Zack Greinke and Clayton Kershaw in the first two games and completing the deal Sunday vs. Dan Haren. Milwaukee has beaten the Dodgers five out of six games this season. If these two meet in October, this rout will surely be on L.A.'s minds, while the Brewers beam with confidence, knowing they can take down the dynamic duo.
The Braves had been struggling, losing 12 of their last 15 games before their weekend series against Oakland, but promptly swept the A's. Closer Craig Kimbrel showed his value in back-to-back 4-3 wins on Saturday and Sunday. Just when we thought we were saying goodbye to the Braves, they play to their strengths and come up huge to put themselves right back in the wild-card chase.
The A's, who were 10-2 in interleague play before facing Atlanta, continue to struggle. Oakland is now on a season-high five-game losing streak, just 7-10 in August and a percentage point behind the Angels for the AL West lead.
The Nationals continue to roll, as they've won six straight and nine of 11 after sweeping three from the reeling Pirates. The Nats maintained their six-game lead over the Braves in the NL East, while the Pirates' five-game losing streak is their longest since 2012 and has dropped them 1.5-games behind the final NL wild-card position.
The Tigers lost two of three at home to the Mariners and have now dropped eight of their last 12; they are now a half-game behind Seattle for the final AL wild-card spot. The Mariners have won 11 of 15 games in August, as the offense has exploded by averaging five runs a game, with Robinson Cano (.332, 68 RBI) proving his worthiness as an AL MVP candidate.
Key series beginning Monday
The Braves and Pirates -- two teams battling for the final NL wild-card spot, each 1.5 games back -- meet in Pittsburgh for a three-game set. The Braves are rolling with confidence, while the Pirates can't wait for Andrew McCutchen to return. The good news for Pittsburgh is that home is where the heart is – their 39-26 home record is the best in the NL. The Pirates are -135 favorites to win the series, and Game 1 features Vance Worley as a short favorite over Ervin Santana
There are also several very good teams that can keep their rolls going against lesser opponents: the Angels (-160 to wins series) play at Fenway Park; Seattle (-135) visits Philadelphia; Baltimore (-110) is at the White Sox; and Cincinnati visits St. Louis (-170) in what is always an entertaining NL Central battle.
Monday's selections:
Pirates (Worley) -112 vs. Braves, 7:05 p.m. ET
Mariners/Phillies OVER 8.5 (-115), 7:05 p.m. ET
Angels/Red Sox OVER 9 (-120), 7:10 p.m. ET
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Images: 101st HHB hosts NCO and Soldier of the Year [Image 1 of 4]
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U.S. Army Sgt. Jose Rios, noncommissioned officer- in charge of human resources, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, and a native of Caguas, Puerto Rico, is congratulated by Command Sgt. Maj. Tonika Scott-Morris, HHB 101st Airborne Division, of Florence, Ala., after being named HHB 101st Airborne Division NCO of the Year at Bagram Air Field, Oct. 30, 2013. Seven NCOs competed in the annual competition. Rios may now compete at the division level upon redeployment. Competing in a deployed environment offered unique challenges to all participants. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Manda Walters, 129th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment/RELEASED)
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Helicopter makes emergency landing in field
Published: Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 3:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 18, 2013 at 3:11 p.m.
A helicopter made an emergency landing Saturday afternoon in a field off of Sidbury Road, according to New Hanover County emergency officials.
The helicopter had to land in the field between Sidbury and Holly Shelter Roads because of mechanical issues, officials said. The dispatcher did not know the model of the helicopter. She said it was made by Robinson Helicopter Company. It has a two person crew. No one was injured.
It is unclear where the helicopter landed. Emergency officials were still trying to locate it late Saturday afternoon.
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This question already has an answer here:
- C# 4.0 optional out/ref arguments 6 answers
Assume I have a function with
out parameter, however I do not need its value. Is there a way to pass no actual parameter if given result will be thrown away anyway?
Sorry, acutally it turned out to be dupe of C# 4 Optional Output Parameters


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It will be "All in the Family Night" at the Gallery Hop of Artworks Around Town, 2200 Market St., Wheeling, from 5-8 p.m. Friday, May 4, as St. Clairsville artists Lynne and Jeff Mamone join with their nephew, Devin Heath, of Worthington, Ohio, in displaying their artistic talents.
Area residents can join them at the public opening and enjoy refreshments while viewing the gallery and their work.
Their exhibition, titled "Pots, Photos and 'Phiber,'" will be on display in Artworks' Studio Gallery during May. Their body of work encompasses media from the most primitive, in clay and fiber, to the latest in digital technology.
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The North Gallery of Artworks will feature the artwork of the young men who are residents of the Children's Home of Wheeling. The art program was conceived and is presently instructed by Joyce Schultze who recognized the need for a creative outlet and a means of self-expression for these boys.
The program is extremely popular and has produced some excellent work. Gallery officials said it is obvious to the observer that there is not only a high level of talent but also the desire to explore one's feelings and emotions which is such an integral part of all artistic endeavor.
Schultze is a member artist at Artworks Around Town and an instructor in the art program at Oglebay Institute's Stifel Center.
The Mamones are no strangers to the local art community, having been members of Artworks for a number of years, while Heath is making a return visit after receiving strong reviews at an earlier student show.
Heath, a senior at Worthington Kilbourne High School, has demonstrated a talent in ceramics throughout his high school career.
The strength of his work has grown steadily as he has experimented with many techniques of wheel-thrown and hand-built pottery. He has won various throwing competitions at his school and continues to build his skills on his own wheel in a makeshift studio at home.
What started out as a simple high school class on clay construction has grown into an outlet for self-expression. His eye for texture and color adds depth and drama to each piece. Heath plans to continue his education in the arts at Columbus State College this fall by pursuing a degree in graphic design.
Lynne Mamone remembers working with yarn for the first time as her mother taught her to braid with three strands tied to a doorknob. Her mother also taught her to knit, but nothing too creative came from those early days.
She developed a renewed interest in knitting in the past few years after admiring a felted bag a friend had knitted. The fabric that the knitted wool made after being treated with a felting process had her hooked and she has worked onward from there, always on the lookout for new yarns and techniques.
Her latest endeavor is felting soap. It's a fun process of layering wool roving onto a bar of soap and "fulling" the roving using hot water, soap and a lot of friction to create a layer of fabric that covers the bar of soap. The finished product is a bar of soap and washcloth all in one.
"I enjoy making these as they are creative, fun and you are never quite sure of how the finished product will look. I think that adds to the appeal," she said.
She plans to continue to find new and different ways to express her interest in the medium of fiber.
Jeff Mamone has worked many years in the photography and graphics fields and has spent much of that time experimenting with the play of light on his subject and attempting to elevate digital media to a true fine art medium. His work is a reflection of life's experiences and his reaction to them.
As a young art student, Jeff Mamone learned as much as he could about photography and light. He spent many years working with other artists pushing the limits of what he had learned. He believes that to create art in a digital medium, the artist must be in complete control of the creative process.


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- 2008 IATA Congress in Istanbul
- Turkish Airlines, sponsor of faces and scenes
- Turkish Airlines meets Airmax
- Turkish Airlines makes net first quarter profit of TL 40.6 million
- 111's of the month
- Kyrgyzstan delegation visits Turkish Airlines
- Turkish Airlines holds a promotional meeting in Düsseldorf
- Additional flights to Sana'a
- Frequent flyer partnership with Austrian Airlines
- Promotion of Turkey held in Kiev
- Turkey is promoted in Iran
- Turkish Airlines organizes travel agents meeting in Tunis
- Celebrating forty years in Switzerland
- Prishtina flights enter sixth year
- Promotion of Stuttgart, city of finance
- Eskişehir flights begin
- Turkish Airlines' new CIP Lounge goes into service in Izmir
Celebrating forty years in Switzerland
Lending its support in May to a series of Turkish activities held in Switzerland, Turkish Airlines put its signature on several promotional events organized on the anniversary of its first flight to the country forty years ago.
First of all, at a meeting with travel agents, chaired by Turkish Airlines' Deputy Board Chairman Hamdi Topçu and held at Zurich's Unige Airport, a study was done of Switzerland's market needs and improvements that could be made. While plaques were presented to the three top agents in Zurich, Geneva and Basel in 2006, another agency was given a plaque of appreciation on behalf of TİSAB for sharing valuable information about the Swiss market. Thousands of Turks and Swiss also joined in the celebrations organized in the garden of the Landes Museum on 19 May Youth and Sports Day. Turkey's touristic centers and key companies operating in the tourism and travel sectors were promoted in the 'Turkey Academy' road show that was held at the Offices of the Tourism Attaché in Zurich and Basle as part of the activities [promotion of Turkey was in the foreground].
Turkish Airlines also provided transportation free of charge to all the artists taking part in the festivities marking the airline's 40th year in Switzerland.


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Gremlins 2 - The New Batch (1990)
Billy Peltzer and Kate Beringer move to New York City and meet up with their Mogwai friend, Gizmo, when a series of accidents creates a new generation of diverse gremlins. Billy, Kate, and Gizmo must…
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Weekend Route 1 tolls will increase $1
Starting in July, the weekend toll on Route 1 at Biddle's and Dover toll plazas will increase by $1 to $3.
The weekend toll per passenger vehicle is $2 from Friday night to Sunday night, but those tolls will increase to $3 sometime next month.
The increase is expected to bring an additional $10 million annually to state transportation coffers.
Under state law, the Delaware Department of Transportation can raise tolls on its own authority. Even so, the move was not made without Bond Bill Committee approval and consultation with the General Assembly, said Geoff Sundstrom, DelDOT spokesman.
The increase is part of an estimated $30 million in new funding for DelDOT in fiscal 2015. The Bond Bill Committee authorized DelDOT to leverage the new toll revenue against $20 million in new borrowing. The added funding would include $8.4 million to the community transportation fund, $2 million to the municipal street aid program and $19.6 million to DelDOT's paving program.
The tolls charged at on and off ramps to Route 1 will remain unchanged.


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Transcript of AVGN Episode Dracula
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Our first exhibit is The Count on the VIC-20. Now what the fuck is a VIC-20? Well, it's an old Commodore computer from 1980. Thought the Commodore 64 was primitive? Well, check out the VIC-20. Look at that cartridge. That's what you'd call a game. Trying to jam the fucker in is a real bitch. Even worse than the Intellivision.
The Nerd from Double Vision Part 1: It's like trying to stick your dick in a Cheerio.
Dracu-Nerd: The graphics are non-existent, because it's a text game. It says, "I see I was put to bed. It's afternoon and I overslept. What shall I do now?" I'm gonna write "Get out of bed." "Don't know what "OUT" is. What shall I do now?" Wake up. "Don't know how to "WAKE" something." I don't know what to tell it, but I have the instructions, and it gives you some suggestions of words you can use. So let's try "Climb." "Can't do that...YET!" Ohh, so you're teasin' me. Go. "I also need a direction." Go right. "Don't know what "RIGHT" is." Go left. "Don't know what "LEFT" is." Eat pillow. "Yuck!" Okay, so I ate the pillow? I didn't expect that. Get up. "I'm in a bedroom. Closed window. Brass bed. North." Uh, ok, uh, go north? "What shall I do now?" Okay, so I went north? What did that do? Go east. "OK. What shall I do now?" Go east again. "Use 1 or 2 words only." Oh, okay, I'll give you two words: fuck you! "Don't know how to "FUCK" something." (The Nerd facepalms in annoyance)
(sighs) Next up, Dracula on the Intellivision. What's cool about this game is that you actually play as Dracula. Now I'm trying it out on the Intellivision II. It's basically a redesigned model, which you'd think would be an improvement, BUT WHAT IN THE HOLY MOTHER OF ASS IS THIS?! (refers to the AC adapter box) If the old Intellvision had a simple plug, why does the newer model have a big fatass AC adapter? (pulls out power strip and plugs in AC adapter) Anyway, you leave your grave and you go around sucking peoples' blood which is kinda cool. Dracula has a big mouth, like Pac-Man. The only thing you can't kill are the wolves, and the police who throw wooden stakes. You can turn into a bat and fly away, but then a vulture comes after you. And the only way to kill police is to transform people into zombies and send them after, but to control the zombie, you have to pick up the other controller while controlling Dracula at the same time. So it's like Raiders of the Lost Ark, you really need a second player. The instruction manual text is pretty funny. "You say you're always thirsty, Count Dracula? The police harass you and birds and animals are unfriendly and you're allergic to the sun? Well, my man, I'd say you've got some grave problems!" Who would call Dracula "my man"?
Next, we have Drac's Night Out on the NES. Now, this game was never released, so what I'm holding is a rare reproduction cartridge, which is the only way it can be played. It was also a big promotion for sneakers, the Reebok Pumps. You play as Dracula, trying to leave his castle in the middle of the night to find his lady love Mina. There's a bunch of villagers who kill Dracula simply by touching him. I don't know what kind of sense that makes. But your only method of attack is waving a medallion or shaking some object, I really don't know what it's supposed to be. But if you use it on someone, it hypnotizes them. It may seem simple, but you don't always have this item. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I think it has something to do with the blood meter but I really don't know. So you can't count on it most of the time, so you have to flick switches which either control barriers to block your enemies or activate traps. Rolling balls, Frankenstein monsters, ghosts, or dropping chandeliers. So you need a lot of strategy to use these traps at the right time. When you stun people, you can suck their blood, and I think you can turn into a bat but I've never seen it happen. But your only real powerups are the Reebok Pumps. They let you run faster and jump higher. You really need to get these shoes, because without them, you get your ass handed to you. That's what I call a powerup, and that's what I call a promotion. Reebok Pumps. You ain't shit without it. Pump it up and air it out. The game also has a time limit, which is a real pain in the ass. If you get stuck on the stairs, you're dead. You can't drop down or you die, so those stairs are your worst enemy. (tries to go down the stairs and gets killed by a villager) Fuck. (tries again, and dies again) Fuck! Even though it pisses me off, I can't really complain because this game was never released. It's like somebody took a shit and buried it and then someone else decided to dig it up. It's like, what do you expect?
Alright, on the Game Boy Color, let's try out Dracula: Crazy Vampire. What kind of title is that? We know Dracula's a vampire, and he's crazy, sure. (the title screen music) Sounds like Phantom of the Opera, (Phantom of the Opera theme) which sounds like Pink Floyd. ("Echoes" by Pink Floyd) Anyway, it's a typical overhead action/exploration game. Yeah, there's not really much to say. What's Dracula's deal? He's got a big head and his face, he's like DUUUUHH. It's kinda redundant, and there's no map, so I really don't know where I'm supposed to go, I'm just going around throwing bats at dogs. That's real creative.
Okay, now let's go for The Count's Countdown. Yeah, from Sesame Street. You get an option to Hop or Run, which is really weird. If you pick Hop, that's all you can do, just hop your way through the whole stage. I've never heard of something like that. Imagine if in Super Mario Bros. if you had a choice where you can only run or jump. So you pick a number, and the Count starts talking.
The Count: Ah-ha-ha. Find 10.
Dracu-Nerd: Man, that's weird. So, you gotta go around and find the same number, or things that add up to that number.
The Count: Ah-ha-ha.
Dracu-Nerd: So when you finish that, you go up to the clouds and you have to hit the blocks until the numbers come up, and then you hit the bell.
The Count: Got it! Ah-ha-ha.
Dracu-Nerd: That's about the extent of that. Why am I playing this?
Okay, so this is Bram Stoker's Dracula on the NES. It's based on the Coppola movie of the same name, just as much as the movie is based on the novel, I suppose. I guess you're supposed to be Keanu Reeves. What's this, blocks with question marks, right out of Super Mario Bros.? Yeah, even the stages are kinda similar. Only seconds into the first level, I come to a wall. There's nowhere to go. I try jumping down, but that doesn't work, so I had to fuck about until I found out you're supposed to do this Groundstomp thing. Yeah, by jumping in the air and hitting down. Why the fuck do you gotta do that?! The music is just a scrambled mess of 8-bit chaos. (scrambled 8-bit music from "Bram Stoker's Dracula") I've made it to the first incarnation of Dracula, a shadow that emerges from the wall. There's not enough time to hit him. You can either get out of the way or try to attack. Most of the time I can only hit him when he's going the other way. He's just a pain in the ass.
Next, we have another Bram Stoker's Dracula. This game was released on both the Super Nintendo and the Sega Genesis. Both versions are pretty much the same. Your sword is a joke, it's about as effective as a butterknife. The game's pretty simple, it's your average platformer. You wander all around fighting a boring array of enemies and search the place for an exit. You can't go in the exit until you find some strange old man who thinks about a weapon. Then, you can go find that weapon, or head straight to the exit. What's that all about? He thinks of a weapon? Can you read minds? Why doesn't he just give you the weapon and say "Here. Now go to the exit." He doesn't even tell you that part. The bosses are senseless, the first one has this gravitational pull that sucks you towards him. There's no strategy, you'll never be able to get close enough to attack him and avoid him at the same time, so the only thing that makes sense is to stand right next to him and just keep hitting him and hope that he dies before you do. The strangest enemy I've noticed is this green plant thing. Just looks like something's wrong. When I saw another one, I figured out what it is. You see, they're supposed to be coming out of the walls. What's this shit? It looks like it's suspended in the air. Were they too lazy to just flip it around? What I really fucking hate are these goddamn spears. Aw aff- I mean, fuck! How the Hell am I supposed to get past these things? There's no fucking pattern. Your only hope is to dodge the first one and just run through it, and in most games, when you get hit, you're invincible for a brief moment, but here, you have no recovery time. You just take damage until you die, and it can drain all your life in one fast combo. FUCK! Game Over? That's it? Overall, it's a mediocre platformer game and a cheap exploitation of the Coppola movie. Wait, who's this? (sees the name of producer Fred Fuchs in the credits) Fred Fush-Fred Fuchs? (He pronounces "fuchs" as "fucks") FRED FUCHS? FRED FUCHS! Oh, my God, Fred Fuchs! Ohhh, my God, it's Fred Fuchs! Ah-hahahaw, Fred Fuchs! (Director's note: It's actually pronounced "fooks".)
Okay, one more. Now really, this can go on forever. Bram Stoker's Dracula on the Sega CD. I already commented on this game in my Sega CD review, but it's just so bad. It has impressive graphics for its time, and it has all these cutscenes where it shows clips from the movie, but it's so badly pixelated it's pointless. There's also this guy with a pipe reading a book. Why? I actually did manage to get to Dracula, at least in his first form, and he looks just as laughable as he did in the movie. But the most ridiculous part is when you die.
Jonathan Harker: Gnnrgghh-
Dracu-Nerd: HRRRRR! What the Hell, is that clip even from the movie? I don't know, maybe it's from Bill & Ted.
Jonathan Harker: Gnnrgghh-
Dracu-Nerd: The game looks amazing for its time, but the control is what kills it. It's so awkward trying to jump. You fall through shit, and the attacks are so delayed. It's impossible to turn around and hit your enemies before they hit you, you just wish you had a whip or a sword or something, not your bare hands. All you get is this stupid little kick to kick the fuckin' rats. Yeah, that's all it is is just rats and bats. How many fucking games need to have bats? Like seriously, I know it's Dracula, BUT WHY DO SO MANY GAMES HAVE SO MANY FUCKING BATS?!
Dracu-Nerd: Seriously. I... FUCKING... HATE... BATS. (a bat flies up at Dracu-Nerd's face and he bites its head off. More bats come towards the Nerd and he fights them all off.) Ugh. I'm sick of it all! Morning sun, VANQUISH ME! (The Nerd opens the blinds and gets vanquished by the morning sun.)


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Film-Essay on the Euphrates Dam (Film-Muhawalah 'An Sadd al-Furat), 1970, 12 min
Omar Amiralay, (1944 - 2011)
Documentary, Historic Film, Special Presentations
Amiralay's first short film is an enthusiastic and lyrical depiction of the Ba'athist regime's construction of the Assad dam on the Euphrates River. Its cinematic exuberance with regard to large-scale economic development projects is reminiscent of Soviet films of the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Directed by Omar Amiralay ((1944 - 2011))
Saturday, March 31 3:00pm
Films by Omar Amiralay
Three films by Omar Amiralay (1944–2011), Syria's greatest documentary filmmaker, presented by Irina Leimbacher. The program includes Tabaq el-Sardin (A Plate of Sardines, 1997), Amiralay's powerful reflection on personal and


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Legendary American punk group Bad Brains are set to release their new studio album 'Into The Future' on November 19th.
Bad Brains didn't invent hardcore punk, but the band are arguably responsible for some of its most vital, feral, inspiring recordings. Now back in their classic line up - H.R., Darryl Jenifer, Dr. Know and Earl Hudson - the band recently sealed off sessions on their new album.
'Into The Future' is set to be released on November 19th, and the band are in typically high spirits. "'Into The Future' is the purest Bad Brains recordings since the ROIR cassette," bassist Darryl Jenifer explained recently. "Our self-produced record shines with a true sense of freedom and musical experimentation, with blends of soulful backgrounds meshed with blistering hardcore and metal riffs, with classic dub."
Amongst the tracks on 'Into The Future' is a tribute to one of the band's closest friends. Adam Yauch was a continual advocate for Bad Brains, taking them on tour and even stepping in to produce the band's studio album 'Build a Nation'.
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Just when we all need a sense of humor about the elections, Colorado Mountain College presents "November," David Mamet's searing satire about a bombastic, incumbent president desperate for re-election.
The show opens tonight at Colorado Mountain College in Glenwood Springs-Spring Valley.
"I love Mamet's intelligence and his courage in storytelling," said Brad Moore, director of the performance and adjunct instructor in CMC's theater program. "He rides a fine line and ultimately insults everyone by pointing out the absurdities of being human."
Gary Ketzenbarger, director of the college's theater program, described the play as "hilariously funny and extremely politically incorrect."
The action takes place six days before a fictional presidential election. Poll numbers for the incumbent are abysmal. He's desperate to find funds to bankroll his re-election.
"His solution revolves around an elaborate bribery scheme involving turkeys," said Ketzenbarger, who portrays the floundering incumbent, Charles Smith.
"He's an amoral man," said Ketzenbarger. "But he's also childlike and innocent. It's a challenge because you want the audience to like him despite his despicable choices."
"The success of the play depends on creating realistic characters and an atmosphere where the audience feels safe to laugh," said Moore. If rehearsals are any indication, the cast is doing something right.
"We spend a lot of rehearsal time laughing," he said.
Nikki Boxer plays Smith's long-suffering speechwriter, Clarice Bernstein. Smith insults her mercilessly, yet she becomes one of his greatest allies.
"We pare down politics to two people," said Boxer, "and that's not how it works. There are all these people whispering in their ears." For Boxer, the play offers an opportunity to look at politics from all sides and to see its inherent contradictions.
Veteran actor Jamie Spry plays the straight man, Archer Brown, the president's right-hand man and sounding board.
"There's a lot of humor in a deadpan character," he said. "You've got this talented, driven guy with a buffoon for a boss." The result is a comedic clash.
Bob Willey tackles the role of Turkey Guy. And, yes, that is his character name in the script.
"I'm going for the humor," said Willey. "Pure and simple."
The play's convoluted bribery scheme, involving the turkey industry, is signature farce and well worth the price of admission.
Nathan Kafka plays Native American Dwight Grackle, who is, in the words of the actor, "the personification of all racial minority stereotypes."
It's Kafka's first role in a small ensemble piece, and he's enjoyed working with a tight group. No stranger to large groups, he is the assistant coordinator of student life at the campus.
Behind the scenes, an all-student team guides the technical aspects of the show.
Jaime Sklavos serves as stage manager, with Graeme Duck as the assistant stage manager. Rose Levy heads up costuming with the help of Meriah Deleon. Shelby Lathrop is master electrician, while Ashley Williford runs the light board and Bella Barnum orchestrates sound.
Shawn Griffith is property master, and Jacob Waldo, Jeremy Doerr, Nick Dyl and Jordan Corzine round out the deck crew. Carpenters Josh Davis, Eldo Vasquez and Paul Meyer helped build the set.
China Clancy, managing director of CMC Theatre, is production manager.


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Norma L. Fields, who spent nearly three decades covering state politics, feature stories and other news for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, died Sunday. She was 86.
A daughter, Victoria Fields, says her mother died at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo after a brief hospitalization.
Norma Fields worked in northern Mississippi for the Tupelo-based newspaper before moving to Jackson in 1975 to cover state politics. She retired in 1988.
A memorial service is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at All Saints Episcopal Church in Tupelo. Family and friends say Fields donated her body to the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Survivors include five children.
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Celebrating 45 years in the making – the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro 45th Anniversary Edition is now available and in-stock at Jim Sigel Automotive.
2012 marks both the 100th anniversary of the Chevrolet brand and the 45thanniversary of Camaro.The 45th Anniversary Special Edition, offered on the two top trim levels — 2LT and 2SS — and for both coupe and convertible styles, commemorates Camaro's lineage and its 21st Century revival.
The exterior signature of the 45th Anniversary Special Edition is its unique hood and decklid stripes in red and gray that contrast with the Carbon Flash Metallic paint, as well as badges located beneath the front fender emblems. Deep silver foglamp and taillamp bezels and 20-inch wheels(4) add to this edition's powerful, high-end look. And the commemorative spirit continues in the interior with the 45th Anniversary logo on the Jet Black, leather-appointed seats, steering wheel and sill plates, and red, white and blue stitching on the seats, steering wheel, shift knob.
Currently, we have the 2012 Camaro 2SS Convertible with the 45th Anniversary Package in-stock. Stop by Jim Sigel Automotive today, before its gone!


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I spoke with the Texas Bar assistance line and they advised me to actually have him withdraw so I could explain what happened to the judge. He has been saying he was going to withdraw for weeks now but as usual has procrastinated in sending the withdrawal letter because he knows that i want a trial. He tells me to seek new counsel yet still not sending the case file to show them or the new agreement absolving me of liability for the sanctions.
I offered to settle with the other side but now they want 6k instead of 4k since they say they have done more work on the appeal case. Tomorrow they are going to file to increase the bond amount to the $8,000 and I know I will lose in jp court and have to file the inability to pay and fight it pro se in county court. The problem is I still do not have my case file or the letter. I want to fire him immediately but also want to make sure he is liable for the sanctions and I have my case file so I can see whats going on. Now i have this immediate deadline of the appeal bond hearing. He said that he would "represent" me if i could not found counsel before then but, I trust this guy absolutely zero.
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also once I terminate my attorney, can I immediately serve discovery and request for admissions to the other side?
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Wayne Hall of Fame inducts 14 members
Wayne County's Sports Hall of Fame inducted 14 members at its annual dinner last month at Woodloch Resort in Hawley, including someone who shocked me by her inclusion this year.
Not that she didn't deserve it, but Renee Robbins Lando set so many cross country and track records at Honesdale High School and in District 2 that it was a surprise that she had not been honored previously.
Not that the when matters. My first job in journalism landed me in Wayne County in 1984, Lando was already an established factor in running, and she helped open doors for other runners from our region.
All names on this year's list are more than a little familiar, which reflects well on the job of the selection committee.
Joining Lando in the class of 2014 are four-time District 12 golf champion Susie Bloom Wittman from Wallenpaupack and her teammate, John Pillar, who didn't play golf until he was a sophomore and won two district titles. Also, Billie Christie (basketball), Stan Kucharski (football), John Beddoe (tennis), John Gaudenzi and Mike Kinzinger (coaching), Margie O'Hare McGinty (running), Michele Novatnak Shoenagel (basketball/softball), Russ Smith (powerlifting), Brian Tallman (wrestling), Ed Osburn (cross country, coaching) and Jerry Dulay (golf).
I saved Dulay for last because he deserves a little bit of pub, 23 years after the fact, as the only golfer I know to win a club championship with a hole-in-one during his title match. Nightmares of standing on the tee of the Rock Hole at Honesdale Golf Club still haunt his opponent.
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Scranton Liederkranz club is running a bar room Olympics - absolutely no exercise in this event will be permitted - to benefit the Christmas Holiday Bureau of Lackawanna County.
The event starts at noon on Nov. 17 and team competitions (blind draw for partners) in pool, darts and shuffleboard will run throughout the day, as well as basket raffles for prizes like a too-big-for-your-wall framed photo of Mariano Rivera's last pitch as a New York Yankee, and other great stuff to benefit needy children at the holidays.
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|UNMC students to train in communities
University of Nebraska Medical Center students will be participating in rotations with health professionals across Nebraska as part of their health care education. Grant High School graduate, Russell Swan will do a rotation with the Ogallala Medical Group from May 2 to June 24.
The rotations are part of the UNMC Rural Health Education Network (RHEN), an innovative program developed to help address the shortage of health professionals in rural Nebraska.
The RHEN program was developed to expose students to a rural health setting with the idea that if students receive their training in a rural area, the chances are greater they may consider returning to a rural area once they complete their training.
Nebraska's Area Health Education Centers support students during UNMC rural rotations by integrating them into the community during their rotation.
AHECs are community-based programs that work with community and academic partners to address the health care work force needs of medically underserved communities through a variety of activities such as continuing education for providers, pipeline development for K-12 students, and other community-oriented programs.


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Minot Remote video monitoring the fastest growing segment in the security industry in Minot North Dakota
Remote video monitoring in Minot is a relatively new industry when it comes to the security field . According to research from IMS
Research, remote video monitoring is forecast to be the quickest growing program
within the remote monitoring market. In Minot remote video monitoring is experiencing enormous growth and this range of services nationwide were documented to be worth nearly $250 million in 2009 alone. And the estimated growth in this new area is calculated to speed up with the increased technology available today and as the global economy recovers. From the suppliers of goods in the remote video monitoring industry, the telecommunications industry which supplies the bandwidth, to a full array of remote video monitoring service companies, the years ahead look promising. Not only for cctv suppliers and service providers, but for the end user as well. It is a winning situation on all levels . For the consumer, remote video monitoring offers the opportunity to retire or reduce the use of real live guards, thereby assisting them to see a return on their investment in record time with an actual rise of effectiveness and security. In the security industry, the perfect answer to commercial security is definitely with a Minot remote video monitoring service.
What is a Minot remote video monitoring service?
A Minot remote video monitoring service can be anything from offsite, remotely hosted video surveillance storage, to remote video monitoring and remote virtual guard. In general, these services are made to the end user money on their capital investment and also to expand the level of protection beyond the "human" ingredient.
A Minot remote video monitoring service is suitable either for individuals trying to protect their homes and family, up to and including large businesses, for construction site security and industrial security services. A Minot remote video monitoring service offers beneficial features that are not usually available with localized video solutions. Remote video monitoring and other forms of video surveillance security are essential to maintaining the safety of public buildings, large groups of people, and business premises. Also useful for the protection of assets in far removed areas or for large temporary gatherings of people, remote video monitoring holds the key to the challenges of security today . When leveraged with the use of actual live remote video monitoring agents, this extra feature offers an extremely highly effective solution to security. All this with a Minot remote video monitoring company.
How does a Minot remote video monitoring service work?
A Minot remote video monitoring service works with the use of CCTV. CCTV is a well-known surveillance system that requires the use of video cameras to produce images for display on a limited number of screens that are directly connected to a non-broadcast system. CCTV surveillance systems are viewed by the assigned personnel for security purposes and are the standard. CCTV ensures that public premises are safely protected.
CCTV is also used for residential use. A modern Minot remote video monitoring service allows security employees to receive direct transmission feeds from surveillance cameras. This will ensure that business owners, building managers, and security personnel can watch their premises even when they are not close to. In addition, with ongoing advances in technology, CCTV remote video surveillance has also expanded into digital video recorders (DVRs) which provide high quality surveillance. A considerable amount of data from the surveillance cameras can be stored in these systems. These have many performance options such as motion detection, as well as email and mobile phone alerts that warn personnel of security issues and unlawful intrusion. In North Dakota, CCTV surveillance has helped convict criminals and terrorists, diminished theft, and vandalism in buildings and other public areas. The video, audio and still footage is of the highest quality.
In Minot remote video monitoring for commercial use affords the greatest level of protection when joined with the use of live monitoring agents watching in real time. Throughout North Dakota National Video Monitoring is a front runner when it comes to their Minot remote video monitoring service.
Call today for more information on how NVMC's Minot remote video monitoring service can effectively secure your business while saving you money.
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How to Read Between the Lines
Are you having trouble really, truly understanding how the character in that book is feeling? Are you failing on reading tests? Then read this!
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1Understand that not all the answers are in the book, but there are always clues. For example, if a story said "Bob walked to the park, his head hanging." and the question is "How was Bob feeling when he went to the park?" there are two clues. Walking would give him time to think about something in his life which was worrying and if you hang your head, it's a sign of sadness.
2Imagine yourself in that situation. If it says "Ella moved her eyes from the bright television to the empty street below." then imagine how would your eyes feel staring at the computer for hours.
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- Some levels have the answers in them so look first. eg. "Bob angrily walked to the park." obviously means his angry.
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