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Holidays in US and Japan; GBP showing added weakness.
It should be a very quiet session today in Asia with the US Thanksgiving holiday usually leading to a long weekend for many financial markets participants and Japanese markets also closed today.
It was a case yesterday of getting the weak trailing stops triggered before the onset of the weekend and most of this goal seems to have been achieved. EUR/USD triggered stops above 1.2850 during Asian trade and then triggered more above 1.2885 during European trade. Talk of a barrier at 1.2900 and corporate sell orders at 1.2905/10 was then enough to repel bullish momentum. A fall of 50bs in Greek 10-year yields also helped EUR optimism.
EUR/GBP broke and closed back above its 200-day MA (see chart) and although this level has become less relevant technically in recent weeks, the bulls will now try and regain control.
EUR/JPY breached a weekly trendline but failed to close above there and the short term charts still look exceedingly overbought (see chart). Once a short-term top forms, look for a pullback towards the previous resistance level at 104.80.
USD/JPY is similarly overbought (see chart) and for the first time
in a few days, prime brokers reported more JPY buying than selling overnight. Looks like we might get a period of consolidation, and I'd look to an 81.50/83.00 type range.
The AUD is stuck in range trading mode and the focus is elsewhere. AUD/JPY buying has been holding the AUD up across the board but once that dries up, and with expectations of a rate cut firming, we could see another short-term selloff to retest those Sovereign bids below 1.0300.
USD/CAD stalled again ahead of .9950 and looks to be in danger of a short-covering rally, especially if 1.0000 is regained.
Cable eased lower in line with the higher EUR/GBP cross with relations between the UK PM and his EZ counterparties reportedly worsening.
Good luck today and TGIF.


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Thank you Richard! :) Thought I'd experiment with some girlier hues for this one.
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Mathematical Paintings of Crockett JohnsonAbout
CJ, as he signed himself, first became known to the general public through the cartoon strip Barnaby which ran in the 1940s and again in the early 1960s. It featured five-year-old Barnaby Baxter, his family, and Mr. O'Malley, his cigar-smoking "fairy godfather." Their adventures appeared in a few dozen newspapers and were collected in paperback books. Crockett Johnson also illustrated and wrote children's books, most notably Harold and the Purple Crayon.
Crockett Johnson was not alone in finding mathematics an inspiration for art. Contemporary painters such as Piet Mondrian, Ad Reinhardt, Josef Albers, Alexander Calder, and Richard Anuszkiewicz used geometric forms in their paintings. Artists like Alfred Jensen paid tribute to mathematicians in paintings like Honor Pythagoras – Per I – Per IV (1964).
Crockett Johnson was unusual in that he linked geometric constructions and specific mathematicians. As he explained to artist friend Ad Reinhardt in 1965, he planned "a series of romantic tributes to the great geometric mathematicians from Pythagoras on up; in other words the shapes and disciplines are pilfered (but interpretation is the greatest form of plagiarism and besides I am very willing to share credit with Euclid, Descartes, et al)."
He based his early paintings on diagrams in a volume compiled by James R. Newman entitled The World of Mathematics (1956). As time went on, he took a more active interest in following the mathematical arguments in books, and then began to develop his own geometric constructions. This led him to two mathematical publications, one on estimating geometrically the value of the number pi and another on constructing a polygon with seven equal sides.
Crockett Johnson did not attempt to master all the technical details of painting. He preferred to do small paintings, to paint on masonite rather than canvas, and to use house paint mixed at a local hardware store. His paintings were shown at the Glezer Gallery in New York City, at the IBM Gallery in Yorktown Heights, New York, at the General Electric Gallery in Fairfield, Connecticut, and at what is now the National Museum of American History. Many of the works adorned the walls of his home in Connecticut and were treasured by him and by his wife, the author Ruth Krauss. One painting was donated to the Museum in1975, the others were given in 1979. In recent years, the paintings and Crockett Johnson's work in general have received attention from several scholars.
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Painting - Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem (Euclid)
- Description
- The Pythagorean theorem states that in any right triangle, the square of the side opposite the right angle (the hypotenuse), is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. This painting depicts the "windmill" figure found in Proposition 47 of Book I of Euclid's Elements. Although the method of the proof depicted was written about 300 BC and is credited to Euclid, the theorem is named for Pythagoras, who lived 250 years earlier. It was known to the Babylonians centuries before then. However, knowing a theorem is different from demonstrating it, and the first surviving demonstration of this theorem is found in Euclid's Elements.
- Crockett Johnson based his painting on a diagram in Ivor Thomas's article on Greek mathematics in The World of Mathematics, edited by James R. Newman (1956), p. 191. The proof is based on a comparison of areas. Euclid constructed a square on the hypotenuse BΓ of the right triangle ABΓ. The altitude of this triangle originating at right angle A is extended across this square. Euclid also constructed squares on the two shorter sides of the right triangle. He showed that the square on side AB was of equal area to the rectangle of sides BΔ and Δ;Λ. Similarly, the area of the square on side AΓ was of equal area to the rectangle of sides EΓ and EΛ. But then the square of the hypotenuse of the right triangle equals the sum of the squares of the shorter sides, as desired.
- Crockett Johnson executed the right triangle in the neutral, yet highly contrasting, hues of white and black. Each square area that rests on the sides of the triangle is painted with a combination of one primary color and black. This draws the viewer's attention to the areas that complete Euclid's proof of the Pythagorean theorem.
- Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem, painting #2 in the series, is one of Crockett Johnson's earliest geometric paintings. It was completed in 1965 and is marked: CJ65. It also is signed on the back: Crockett Johnson 1965 (/) PROOF OF THE PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM (/) (EUCLID).
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1965
- referenced
- Euclid
- painter
- Johnson, Crockett
- ID Number
- 1979.1093.01
- catalog number
- 1979.1093.01
- accession number
- 1979.1093
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Painting - Bouquet of Triangle Theorems (Euclid)
- Description
- The mathematician Euclid lived around 300 BC, probably in Alexandria in what is now Egypt. Like most western scholars of his day, he wrote in Greek. Euclid prepared an introduction to mathematics known as The Elements. It was an eminently successful text, to the extent that most of the works he drew on are now lost. Translations of parts of The Elements were used in geometry teaching well into the nineteenth century in both Europe and the United States.
- Euclid and other Greek geometers sought to prove theorems from basic definitions, postulates, and previously proven theorems. The book examined properties of triangles, circles, and more complex geometric figures. Euclid's emphasis on axiomatic structure became characteristic of much later mathematics, even though some of his postulates and proofs proved inadequate.
- To honor Euclid's work, Crockett Johnson presented not a single mathematical result, but what he called a bouquet of triangular theorems. He did not state precisely which theorems relating to triangles he intended to illustrate in his painting, and preliminary drawings apparently have not survived. At the time, he was studying and carefully annotating Nathan A. Court's book College Geometry (1964). Court presents several theorems relating to lines through the midpoints of the side of a triangle that are suggested in the painting. The midpoints of the sides of the large triangle in the painting are joined to form a smaller one. According to Euclid, a line through two midpoints of sides of a triangle is parallel to the third side. Thus the construction creates a triangle similar to the initial triangle, with one fourth the area (both the height and the base of the initial triangle are halved). In the painting, triangles of this smaller size tile the plane. All three of the lines joining midpoints create triangles of this small size, and the large triangle at the center has an area four times as great.
- The painting also suggests properties of the medians of the large triangle, that is to say, the lines joining each midpoint to the opposite vertex. The three medians meet in a point (point G in the figure from Court). It is not difficult to show that point G divides each median into two line segments, one twice as long as the other.
- To focus attention on the large triangle, Crockett Johnson executed it in shades of white against a background of smaller dark black and gray triangles.
- Bouquet of Triangle Theorems apparently is the artist's own construction. It was painted in oil or acrylic and is #26 in the series. It was completed in 1966 and is signed: CJ66. It is signed on the back: Crockett Johnson 1966 (/) BOUQUET OF TRIANGLE THEOREMS (/) (EUCLID).
- Reference: Nathan A. Court, College Geometry, (1964 printing), p. 65. The figure on this page is not annotated.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1966
- referenced
- Euclid
- painter
- Johnson, Crockett
- ID Number
- 1979.1093.19
- catalog number
- 1979.1093.19
- accession number
- 1979.1093
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- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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Could have been great
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Pros: Fun Assassin's Creed experience on a handheld. World not as detailed as full blown console versions but comes surprisingly close.
Cons: Prior to current 1.02 patch there is a game killing SAVE GAME BUG that seemed to impact anyone who bothered to collect all of the items from any of the three collectible sets. Anyone who was impacted by this bug prior to saving their game at the 1.02 patch are basiclaly having to RESTART THEIR GAME from scratch. The game shipped this way or had the bug introduced in the 1.01 patch.
Other Thoughts: I am perhaps not in the best mood as I write this but currently if I was not already past the 30 day return period after buying the game as a pre-order from newegg then I would be returning it. I am so exasperated that a major game company like Ubisoft would release a game with such a significant and major game save corruption bug that would require a brand new game to be started after spending hours upon hours playing the game almost to the end. There is absolutely NO excuse for something this to have EVER happened and it should have 100% been caught in QA testing. Instead it is yet another case of a greedy game publisher trying to meet a release deadline and cut costs from quality assurance by releasing a buggy piece of software that they figured they could just patch later after all the suckers, I mean customers, purchased it.
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Pros: Fun, open world game
Cons: Glitchy, glitchy, glitchy. This game could be great, but there are so many issues for it now. Game corrupting glitches, game freezing glitches, not getting trophies, map icons never appearing, swimming in air, it's a mess. It's not enjoyable to play now, so I would wait to purchase until a patch is out.
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Pros: This game really shows what the PS Vita can do! It is an AC game in the whole sense of the word! This game has awesome graphics, the combat is a as good as AC3 on PS3, just buy the game you won't regret it
Cons: The game has some bugs! People talk without moving the mouth here and there, some sound effects happen even when you aren't doing anything and people disappear sometimes!
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Two Guns with Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington, on BluRay. 4 out of 10. A crappy rerun of Lethal Weapon-style wise ass LEOs cracking jokes and playfully dissing each other while creating mayhem.
Two Guns with Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington, on BluRay. 4 out of 10. A crappy rerun of Lethal Weapon-style wise ass LEOs cracking jokes and playfully dissing each other while creating mayhem.
Hombre (1967) with Paul Newman, Richard Boone, Dianne Cilento and Frederick March, on DVD. 7.5/10 Newman probably never looked better, except maybe for another Martin Ritt directed movie Hud. Excellent video quality DVD, I had to check twice to make sure that it wasn't a Blu-Ray disk.
I just put the book by Elmore Leonard on hold at the library. It is one of the few books by Leonard that I haven't already read.
1. The last movie I watched on TV was Snakes on a Plane. That movie sucked. 2. The last movie I watched on DVD was Yes Man. That movie also sucked. 3. The last movie I saw at the theatre was State of the Union. It was good.
saw The Giver over the weekend. it was a fair adaptation of the book. which is hard because it was the only book i read in my entire k-12 educational career that i actually loved. (and was actually interesting and good).
I enjoyed it and tried to distance myself from comparing the two.
i'd give it 6/10.
out of the furnace
Guardians of the Galaxy...
Pretty good movie for some fun escapism. Don't take the movie to seriously. Decent story with a good back story. Good effects for all the computer stuff they are doing now. Great characters... I am Groot! Very good sound track for people of a certain age. And a promise of a second movie, specially since the first one is doing so well at the box office.
Current Rides, Look 566 & d' Arienzo-Basso Daily Rides. Cannondale 800 Optimo, utility bike.
Body Heat on BluRay. 8.5/10. OMG Kathleen Turner is smoldering hot! Bill Hurt did the the only thing any right thinking man would do when he smashed the door in to get a closer look. Great story, acting and soundtrack; good twist ending. I'd seen it before at the movies when it came out, and on DVD before, but got the Netflix BluRay to listen to the director's commentary on the making of one of my favorite movies. Highly recommended.
the adventures of baron munchausen-8.5. the robin williams cameo has always been a 10 for me tho.
i'd rather be alive wrong than dead right
Hot Rod
but not overly so
i think andy Samberg
has not yet hit his stride
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Saw The Lego Movie with my son the other night. We both thought it was great 8/10.
One does not simply ride their bike into Mordor! - electrik
LEGO Movie is an easy 11/10.
No that is not a typo.
my old lady with kevin kline, maggie smith and kristin scott-thomas. a good roller-coaster movie chock-full of the punches life tends to throw at us all. an 8.5.
i'd rather be alive wrong than dead right
Watched Transformers: Age of Extinction and Blended (Adam Sandler/Drew Barrymore) last night,loved em both. Blended started out kinda slow/sucky,but wound up being one that we'll definitely buy soon to watch again (we buy all the Transformer movies,so that one's a given,LOL,but we Redboxed em last night)
Surly Troll,Origin 8 CX'er,enough parts to build a few
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text: Les Paul died at the age of 94 today from complications due to pneumonia. Les was simply a legend. He was one of the pioneers of the solid-body electric guitar. Most everyone knows his signature Les Paul guitar. Not to mention he was an incredible musician with countless albums. He had invented countless guitar effects and many techniques that are used all the time to this day. I would be here for hours if I were to list all of his accomplishments and what he's done for rock and roll music. Rest in peace, Les Paul. You're a hero.


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I have just concluded my business relationship with Bike Nashbar. This is a real shame, because I've been buying stuff from them since the 70's, at least 30 years. I must have spent thousands with this mailorder company, and for good reason, as they usually have some very good prices on stuff, as well as some very good products (such as their winter tights that come in a "tall" size, and their knockoff of the San Marco Regal saddle that is almost as comfortable as the real thing).
But they would not ship my last order because I was having it sent to my mail drop. I live in Vancouver, Canada, but I have stuff sent to a parcel drop in Blaine, WA, just across the border. This lets me ship stuff at US shipping rates, which are much, much lower than the rates in Canada. As well, it's cheaper and faster for me to clear the stuff thru customs, rather than pay extra for UPS's broker, plus the border fees, etc.
Nashbar no longer sends stuff to parcel companies, UPS stores, or motels. This is understandable, since there's a parcel forwarding scam that is being perpetrated on mailorder companies. But my parcel drop does not do any forwarding, and I have been a customer of Nashbar for about 30 years. But they will make no exceptions. It has to be a residential address. So I just told them to cancel the order, and that as a result I would cease to do any further business with them. You would think they would make an exception in the case of a longterm customer? No, Nashbar has turned into the typical corporation...


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ROCKMART, Ga. -- Rockmart police arrested a man on Tuesday who they believe shot and killed another man on January 8.
Detective David Gowens reported that Demon Eugene Wilson is responsible for the murder of Desmond "Bud" Kinnemore that happened just west of downtown Rockmart.
The victim's body was found in a ditch near Morgan Valley Road and Second Street.
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Since it happened, Kinnemore's death was investigated by the Rockmart police, Polk County investigators, Polk County Narcotics Enforcement Team, the GBI and FBI, according to Gowens.
Police charged 33-year-old Wilson with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.
Gowens said that Wilson is being held on unrelated charges, and has been involved with an ongoing Federal firearms investigation.
Police are looking for further details, and ask that information is given to Gowens at (770) 684-2354 or Detective Grady at (678) 246-5132.


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This program encourages children to learn about themselves and their world while imparting Catholic ideals. Pilgrims of the Holy Family is well suited to be used by individuals or in a group setting as an alternative to secular scouting programs. Written by a homeschooling family of five, "Pilgrims" presents 75 enrichment activities each of which allows the child to achieve a degree of mastery in a particular topic. Those familiar with scouting will recognize some of the topical activity sets as similar to scouting badges. Catholic Heritage Curricula has produced a beautiful set of badges to be awarded at the completion of each topic.
Each topic set is paired with a saint and includes a brief biography along with a list of 5-10 actives that must be done in order for the child to have achieved mastery of that topic. For example "Citizenship" is paired with St. Paul and includes activities such as discussing the difference between loyalty to family, community and the Catholic Church and reporting on five types of government that can be found in history. Topics range from American History and Botany to Reading and Wilderness Survival. Topic areas unique to the Catholic faith include: Catholic Social Thought, Charity, Church History, Missions, Prayer, Virtues, Vocations. There is an appendix at the end of the book that lists appropriate reading material for each of the 75 topic areas.
The authors recommend this program for ages 10 and up. Younger children may find a few topic sets that they can complete, but to perform the work independently the majority of the topics require the cognitive maturity of a child who is at least 10 if not older. We plan on continuing to use this program for after school activities and during summer break throughout high school.
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Long-time readers of this blog will be aware of our appreciation for films that are a little off the beaten path - especially when it comes to black cinema. It's always a pleasure to come across a film that takes chances, and looks like it's trying for something other than the usual.
Sometimes it works; other times, it doesn't. But the attempt is always welcome.
Here's an experimental short film that I watched on the AfroFuturist Affair tumblr, titled Noise Gate, directed by Vim Crony, a multi-disciplinary artist.
The film is about a scientist traveling through different dimensions, in search of the ultimate reality, via something called the "Noise Gate," hence the title.


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- Q: Why don't you have kids?
Answer 1: I don't know how to.
Answer 2: We're not planning for any.
- Q: Have you had a nose job?
Answer 1: I'll give you my doctor's number. He has great rates for face lifts.
Answer 2: No, but didn't I get lucky with this one?
- Q: When are you due?
Answer 1: I'm not. But thanks for assuming I'm having sex.
Answer 2: Not for a while.
- Q: How much money do you make?
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The juries for the 49th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (July 4-12) handed out prizes in four competition categories Saturday night at the Hotel Thermal at a ceremony punctuated by slippery girls in black bikinis sliding across a watery stage. "Karlovy Vary is the face of this country," president of the competition Jury Luis Miñarro told the crowd before a screening of the hilarious dark Argentinian comedy "Wild Tales."
The grand jury for the official competition (Miñarro, Spain, Mira Fornay, Slovakia, Phedon Papamichael, Greece, Kjartan Sveinsson, Iceland and Viktor Tauš, Czech Republic) awarded the $25,000 Grand Prix Crystal Globe for the producer and director to "Corn Island" ("Simindis kundzuli"), directed by George Ovashvili and financed by Georgia, Germany, France, Czech Republic and Kazakhstan.
A special jury prize of $15,000 went to the director and producer of "Free Fall" ("Szabadesés"), directed by György Pálfi, and financed by Hungary, France, and South Korea. Pálfi also won for Best Director.
American Elle Fanning took home Best Actress for Jeff Preiss's Sundance debut "Low Down," making its international premiere here. Ron Yerxa and Albert Berger produced the film, which Oscilloscope will release stateside. "She channels light from above," said director Preiss.
Nahuel Pérez Biscayart won Best Actor for his role in David Lambert's Belgian/Canadian film "All Yours" ("Je suis à toi"). "I really grew up making this film," the young actor told the crowd.
The $20,000 East of the West Award--given by the jury headed by chairman Ahmet Boyacıoğlu of Turkey which also comprised Ivana Ivišić, Croatia, Levan Koguashvili, Russia, Amanda Livanou, Greece and Tomasz Wasilewski, Poland--went to the director and producer of "Corrections Class" ("Klass korrektsii"), directed by Ivan I. Tverdovsky and financed by Russia and Germany.
The jury gave a special mention to "Barbarians" ("Varvari"), directed by Ivan Ikić and financed by Serbia, Montenegro and Slovenia. Organizer Film Servis Fesival Karlovy Vary, a.s., with Jiří Bartoška as president (often described as the Czech Sean Connery) and Karel Och as artistic director, announced that the 50th Karlovy Vary IFF will be held from July 3rd to July 11th, 2015.
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Feb 7 2005 / Monday
Mike Escamilla cruised by the etnies HQ last week to confirm some recent rumors before heading up to Northern California. Yes, Mike, as well as good friends Dustin Guenther and Rich Hirsch signed a two year deal with Redline bikes. Mike is going to be a hard-working, huge part of overhauling the freestyle program. On Super Bowl Sunday, Mike drove down to hang out with his brother in San Francisco and help him on a chopper that he's building, which is a great way to pass the time while his bruised ass heals from last weeks rectal impalement at Skate Street in Ventura. Mike's etnies pro model, the Rooftop 3, is in stores now!
Taj Mihelich just drove back from snowy Michigan where he hung out with his family and took a break from his bike for a bit. Now that he's home, he's has been doing a lot of drawing for T1 and a possible etnies shirt. He's also been catching up on T1 business while planning some South by Southwest stuff. Taj rode the T1 ramp with all the out-of-towners who make T1 a must-ride hot spot and has been feeling a lot more comfortable without the back brake and learning more stuff to do with the front brake. The weather has been pretty crappy as of late, so Taj has been chilling around the office and with his lady at home. Taj's third etnies shoe, the Roscoe, is in stores now
Ruben Alcantara spent a good forty-plus hours flying to New Zealand from Malaga, Spain and is glad it's over for sure. He has been hanging out at a backpacker's hostel in Raglan where a skatepark is just minutes away. According to Ruben, the bowl there is hella fun so I'm sure we'll be seeing plenty of crazy stuff coming out of there when the Fly Bikes video is finally released. Since the beach is also close, obviously Ruben is not going to pass up the opportunity to go surf in between riding, going to the movies and sightseeing. The Fly Bikes crew will be in town in a few days and they'll all jump in a couple of RV's and tour the island for the next three weeks to film and shoot photos for Fly. Ruben's etnies Terranea shoe will be available in June 2005
Jamie Bestwick has been enjoying the slightly warmer weather and making the most of it. The whole week was spent taking care of business, riding at camp Woodward and looking after his pregnant wife Kerry. Sunday was spent checking out the Tony Hawk Boom Boom Huck Jam that he rode in. Jamie has also been looking waiting for his riding buddy, Alistair Whitton, to get back from New Zealand so he has someone to sesh with.
Joe Rich spent the week on the road heading out to California--stopping in New Mexico, Vegas and various other hot spots along the way to ride and film for the next Fit video as well as to get plenty of riding for himself. Joe just jetted off to Hawaii for a week to hang out, ride and film some more Van Homan.
Dave Freimuth is getting ready to head out to Texas and has been riding quite a bit in preparation for the trip. He's also been skateboarding and finds it quite refreshing; claiming it opens up doors to what is possible on a bike. Dave's ride is currently in pieces ready to get reassembled and shipped to Texas. He and Brian Kachinsky will be heading to Puerto Rico in late February to finish shooting photos for Dave's upcoming RIDE UK interview that has been a long time in the making. Sunday was spent watching the Super Bowl
John Heaton has been playing hockey as usual. He's also had to get a some work done on his car lately and was kinda stuck at home for a bit, but once that was resolved he was back to traveling and back in the skateparks. This past week he rode X Wheels and St. Thomas skateparks. Some ramps have been added to X Wheels, making John a happy camper. Sunday John spent the day watching the Super Bowl like every other redneck out there.
Josh Stricker is in Austin, and, according to all the locals, he's been killing it! Sandy Carson says, "Just wait for the next issue of DIG!" Josh has been hanging out in Austin with Wiz and Scerbo and is heading out on the Dead Memory trip with his bud Keith Terra that will be covered by RIDE UK mag. The crew headed down to Houston and almost got arrested for riding at a spot down there. On the way back to Austin the van broke down. How's that for a crappy trip. Check out the Josh Stricker cover and interview in the current issue of RIDE UK.
Sergio Layos is home in Madrid chillin' with his brother and family—riding locally and filming for the upcoming Fly Bikes video due out this summer.
Sandy Carson removed the front brake and peg setup and is back to his usual bike. He also fulfilled one of his lifelong dreams this past week by going street riding with Dave Parrick around Austin. Last week he also rode the Skatepark of Austin and a bunch of street with Josh Stricker, taking some epic shots of Stricker for an upcoming issue of DIG. Sandy also rode T1 a bunch with Joe and Taj and shot photos of Kevin Porter and Bob Scerbo there. Sandy has been working on his own personal website, which he claims is one of the most tedious things ever! The Federal video is out so go get it and check Sandy's part.
Garrett Byrnes flew to New Zealand a week and a half ago to hang out with his girl Crystal and buddy JB for a few months. Garrett has been, and will continue to, be surfing as well as riding plenty of old but fun cement parks. He took his camera and will be documenting his trip. We can't wait to see the results.


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WALKER, Mich. (WZZM) -- A tricky intersection in Walker is scheduled to receive a roundabout. The Michigan Department of Transportation will build a roundabout at Wilson Avenue and Remembrance Road NW next year to improve traffic flow.
The public had a chance to review the plan Monday at an MDOT informational meeting at Walker City Hall.
The state says roundabouts are proven to reduce speed, congestion, and accidents, but people who live nearby think a light with a left turn light would be more effective.
"I still don't think an 18 wheeler to get around that circle with two lanes and head down to 3 mile Road to 96 out to Muskegon."
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After much consideration I had decided to put the idea of buying a Powertap on the backburner. Recently though, I had the opportunity to train with power at a new indoor cycling center in my girlfriend's hometown. I rode a simulated course on a Computrainer at Donnie's Indoor Cycling Experience (dicetraining.com) in Moline, Illinois. The Computrainer alone was way above my current trainer, a Blackburn Trackstand. The roller was as smooth as butter and did an excellent job of simulating the feel of the road. But what was even more amazing was being able to check my power and cadence on the graphic on the bottom of the television screen. I did a 34 mile course with rolling hills, and have never had a better time on a trainer. While I was relatively disappointed with my power results, it did give me the itch again to look at buying a powermeter.
If I were to look at puchasing a powermeter, I would probably have my search narrowed to two choices. With price in mind, it would be a choice between the Cycleops PowerTap SL and the Polar Power System.
From what I was told the Polar seems to work fairly well and is much cheaper the the Powertap. The software is superior and allows me to do more with the data. I can also install this on my race bike and would be able to use the information while racing, and not just training. By replacing the current Cateye computer the weight added by the powersystem would be neglible. I have read some negative reviews on roadbikereview about the Polar though and this causes some concern.
The Powertap has the obvious downfall of being more expensive. However, from what I have read it seems to give a more accurate measurement of power output. One negative I was told though, was the software is not as good as the software that comes with the Polar. THis could just be the personal preference of the source, but I would be interested in hearing comments. Another negative is the setup of the entire system. I would probably just use the power system for training rides (which is most important anyway) and not for races. The reason is I don't want to, or financially risk, risk the chance of destroying the wheel in a crash in a race. That said, I would probably look to get the hub built on Mavic CXP's or Open Pro's. However, I wouldn't rule anything out as far as wheel build.
All this said, I am looking for some comments about what I have mentioned and what you might recommend. Again, the choices are between the Polar and the PowerTap SL. Any comments or suggestions you may have on either would be appreciated.
I would like too give some major props to Donnie, at Donnie's Indoor Cycling Experience. If in the Quad Cities area please stop by and give it a chance. Your first visit is free, and in my case he even did fair amount of coaching while I was on the bike because I was the only person there at the time. Thanks in advance for any help!


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At the end of a stressful holiday weekend spent trying to keep family members from killing one another—or, on occasion, trying to prevent yourself from doing so—everyone likes to unwind to a movie. The problem is that usually there are some family members who just want to watch Die Hard for the 800th time and others who think everyone under the sun enjoys You've Got Mail. It can be difficult to find a flick that everyone enjoys that is also suitable for children. To solve this reoccurring problem, we've put together a list of some of the best family movies ever made, flicks so crowd-pleasing you'd have to be Ebenezer Scrooge to object to them.
Your best bet:
The Incredibles
You pretty much can't go wrong with Pixar movies for families, period. There's really no truly wrong choice here. That being said, unlike some of their more recent pictures that have overshadowed it, The Incredibles is about the importance of families sticking together in the face of whatever adversity comes their way. It has characters everyone can identify with, plus superpowers. You can't go wrong with superpowers.
Other suggestions: Wall-E is amazing, but the beginning might lose the interest of more ADD-addled members of the family. Up and Finding Nemo are also great for any occasion. Just stay wary of what may be kids' favorite Pixar movies, the Cars franchise, or you may find yourself wishing halfway through that someone had fitted all of those automobiles with working mufflers.
Your best bet:
Jurassic Park
The overarching plot of Jurassic Park is about making a family, of sorts. But more importantly the entire movie is a ride, complete with constant thrills mixed with a dash of comedy and some spectacle for good measure. Spielberg's dinosaurs still look better than most CGI being done today, and its story seems, if anything, less like science-fiction now than when it was made. Spielberg is yet to top himself here in terms of sheer entertainment, and it's smart entertainment done well.
Other suggestions: E.T. is the obvious choice, but it's actually a little too kid-centric at times for some people. All of the Indiana Jones movies are a great choice for when there aren't any super young children around, but The Last Crusade in particular is a good pick due to the addition of Sean Connery. Jaws also holds up surprisingly well and is far less graphic than you probably remember.
Your best bet:
Spirited Away
Perhaps no animated movie has as much sheer wonder as Spirited Away. Like Alice in Wonderland, it's about a girl travelling to a different world, only here it's one where she's immediately put to work and needs to learn determination and how to make friends in order to save her parents. If you can't enjoy Spirited Away, you pretty much can't enjoy movies.
Other suggestions: Princess Mononoke is fantastic but rated PG-13 for a reason. Kiki's Delivery Service offers a nice alternative to all the Disney movies by featuring a female protagonist who isn't a princess. If you're looking for a film just for young children, Ponyo is the way to go, but it's probably not a good choice if your crowd consists mostly of people older than 10.
Your best bet:
The Princess Bride
Aside from the grating Billy Crystal/Carol Kane comedy routine (as if there's any other kind) that stops the movie in its tracks midway through, this picture is pitch-perfect. It manages to poke fun at the ridiculousness of fantasy stories while still delivering all the goods, from pirates to princesses to swashbuckling swordfights. And because of its framing device, The Princess Bride also manages to be one of the few kid-oriented movies that doesn't have a child protagonist.
Other suggestions: The original Back to the Future remains pretty wonderful, even if some of it's a bit dated now. The Goonies also works well, but it drags a bit and is so kid-focused that people without nostalgia can be turned off by it. Ghostbusters may sound like a great choice, but it's actually surprisingly risqué at times and isn't actually family friendly.
Your best bet:
The Lion King
One of the absolute apexes of American animation, The Lion King manages to go through a lot of the same thematic notes as Bambi without being nearly so traumatizing. It's on the kiddier side of our recommendations, but the songs are actually good and it's hard not to get caught up in the story despite yourself. Disney makes movies for kids, but their good pictures are so well-crafted that they transcend age.
Other suggestions: Renaissance-era Disney from the '80s and '90s is the way to go, particularly Beauty and the Beast or Aladdin—just stay far, far away from their straight-to-video sequels. Early Disney movies are great, but they can turn people off because they're not paced like movies or television being made nowadays. Tangled and The Princess and the Frog are also great later Disney movies you might've missed after ignoring the studio for the past 15 years.
Your best bet:
Star Wars: A New Hope
As weird as it may sound, the two holy trinities actually make great family viewing. The violence in all of these movies is always muted and they have some of the widest appeal of any movies ever made—that's why they always do so well at the box office. The original Star Wars movie has the advantage over the rest of its brethren, though, in that it's a self-contained story that won't leave anyone lost. Its epic, Joseph Campbell-inspired story is pretty much wired into everyone's brains to be a good time.
Other suggestions: Fellowship of the Ring is also perfect for families, particularly (and purists will hate this) the theatrical cut. Return of the Jedi is another good choice if you're sick of watching A New Hope (The Empire Strikes Back is probably too dark for most young children). Oh, and it pretty much goes without saying that we're not talking about episodes I, II and III here.
Your best bet:
Wallace & Gromit in The Wrong Trousers
There's one more great animation studio out there we'd be remiss if we left off this list. Perhaps their crowning achievement is the Wallace and Gromit adventure The Wrong Trousers, which we're giving the nod because of its wonderful villain. Aardman Studios always makes sure to put in jokes that work on multiple levels (and we're not talking Shrek-style fart joke pandering here), making them practically made for when you need a movie the youngins can watch that won't completely turn off your brain.
Other suggestions: Like Pixar, Nick Park's Aardman Animations has an almost 1.000 batting average. If you're looking for something longer, Curse of the Were-Rabbit is feature-length. If you'd rather have slightly less dry humor, Chicken Run is just as good and is more immediately accessible.
Your best bet:
The Wizard of Oz
It's easy to forget just how enchanting the old Wizard of Oz movie is, but it's even easier to forget that aside from its candy-coated visuals there's a lot of danger, adventure, and social commentary going on in the background. The songs and wacky characters make it great for youngsters, while older family members may enjoy it for nostalgia. That being said, it's still good on its own merits and has a lot more substance than most family movies being made today.
Other suggestions: To Kill a Mockingbird has such a high reputation for its moral lessons it's easy to forget how thrilling it is. Pretty much any old screwball such as Bringing up Baby or His Girl Friday is a good choice, too, and the old production code means that these rom-coms are fine for children as well.
Your best bet:
School of Rock
On the one hand, Jack Black's takeover of a classroom has plenty of plot holes. On the other hand, it's just plain fun and is one of the few family movies that takes place in the real world rather than depending on some fantasy world's conflict between good and evil.
Other suggestions: There are also a few other good choices made recently that don't fit into our other categories. The Secret of Kells has some of the most fantastic animation done by anyone in years and a tone completely removed from anything by Disney or Pixar. Babe and its sequel are actually quite sophisticated comedies. And Finding Neverland is one of the few retellings of an old story that actually works rather than screwing up the source material.


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British rock band to perform once more in Israel, as global tour dates include 3 September gigs in Jerusalem, Haifa, Raanana
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In a 2006 interview
with Ynet, prior to one of his previous visits to Israel, Anderson said: "I am not afraid to appear in Israel, although when I come to a place like Israel, I know it's not a picnic by the Thames. I am aware of the tension and it saddens me."
Jethro Tull will join other world-famous musicians
who are set to preform in Israel this summer, including Guns N' Roses.
The legendary American rock and roll band has signed off to perform in Israel on July 3rd in Hayarkon Park, Tel Aviv.
Lady Gaga
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Prince, Paris & Blanket To Attend LA School?Sassy Smith
Michael Jackson's three children, Prince, 12, Paris, 11 and Blanket, 7, have always been home-schooled but the famous offspring might be finally able to make friends with peers – Katherine Jackson is "seriously considering" enrolling them in a Los Angeles private school.
The kids' grandmother is reportedly going to send the children to one of LA's elite private schools – Buckley School where they would also be near their cousins, Tito Jackson's three kids.
A source said, "Katherine used to show up for different events at the school and just loves the place — great education, it's close to their Encino home, and it's heavily protected."
I think it would be good for the kids to make friends with children their own age. They have lead a very sheltered life and for obvious reasons but they need to get out and experience normal kid stuff, as much as humanly possible given their life circumstances and their fame.


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Piazza takes election super job in Georgia
Former Luzerne County elections director Leonard C. Piazza III is getting back in the game.
The embattled elections head, who was fired in April 2012 for what the county termed "willful misconduct and insubordination," has announced on his Facebook page that he has taken a job as election supervisor for DeKalb County, Georgia.
In an interview Friday, Piazza said he had been seeking work as an elections administrator for the past two years and that the opportunity in the Atlanta suburbs seemed like a good career move.
"It's a very nice area down there. The folks are warm and friendly, and it's a great opportunity, I think, to continue in my career field," Piazza said, adding that he will encounter new experiences such as early voting. "It will be quite a bit different in some regards. Of course, there's a lot that will remain the same."
The area's population is significantly larger than Luzerne County, but Piazza said it's a "challenge that I welcome" and that it will give him valuable experience.
Piazza said he intends to leave Pennsylvania on June 18 and to live temporarily in downtown Atlanta, beginning work on June 23. His first major assignment will be a runoff election in July.
Piazza will leave behind a pending lawsuit against the county that stemmed from his firing April 10, 2012, which he alleges was politically motivated. His new employers, he said, are aware of the circumstances of his departure.
"There's enough of that online that I'm sure they know," Piazza said. "They know the specifics of the situation, I can tell you that. We did discuss it."
A spokesman for the DeKalb County government did not return a cellphone message Friday.
Piazza says he sued the county and its manager, Robert Lawton, after he was fired for requesting campaign finance information from then-county controller Walter L. Griffith Jr., with whom Lawton had "politically affiliated himself."
The county maintains Piazza was fired for "lying about targeting a private citizen" after Griffith told county officials about the requests.
A federal judge in February tossed part of Piazza's lawsuit that claimed wrongful termination, but allowed Piazza's claims that his constitutional rights were violated to proceed.
The matter is set for a jury trial slated to begin in Scranton on Jan. 5.
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Vincent H. Hart
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Vincent H. Hart, 84, of Oley, died in the afternoon hours of February 12, 2013, in his residence.
He was the husband of Fay E. (Schmeck) Hart.
Born July 15, 1928, in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Dorothy Wenrich.
Vince was a member of St. John's Lodge # 435 F & AM, and a member of the Rajah Shrine. He was also Past President of the former Reading Sertoma Club and was the District Governor for Sertoma International. He was a 50 year member of Indian Hannah Hunt Club. Vince was a law book salesman, an avid antique collector and dealer and a lifelong musician. He was a musician while serving in the US Army- Airforce; played in many local dance bands; the Rajah Concert and Dance Band; and the Ringgold Band. He especially loved to teach music.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by his children: Brian L. (Suzanne) Hart, Ruscombmanor Twp., and Janet R. (G. Bert) Shirey, Oley; his half sister: Maryann (Joseph) DeAngelo; and four grandchildren: Scott E. (Valentina) Shirey, Anne E. Shirey, Jeffrey L. Hart, and Erica L. Hart.
Funeral Services and Burial in Forest Hills Memorial Park are Private. However, Friends and Relatives are invited for a time of Fellowship and Refreshment at Golden Oaks Golf Club, 10 Stonehedge Dr., Fleetwood, PA 19522, on Sunday, February 17, 2013, from 3-5 PM.
Rather than flowers, contributions may be made to the Airforce Musicians Association., Inc., PO Box 7723, Colorado Springs, CO 80933.
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The condition of graduation from high school may be waived for a student currently enrolled in high school. High school students are subject to all MCC admission and registration policies, including assessment and course placement guidelines based on placement test scores. Applicants enrolled in high school must submit the following:
Unlike dual credit, students taking courses on a dual enrollment basis are charged full tuition.
Dual enrollment, either for in person or online classes, can be an excellent option for home school students or those enrolled in a private high school.
Registration will be withdrawn by Madisonville Community College if the applicant fails to file credentials or fails to meet eligibility criteria. Payment of all tuition and fees, when applicable, is still required. Students under age 18 must have a parent / guardian signature.


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The National Hospitalization Reduction Study was a national effort to identify best practices used by agencies for reducing unplanned hospitalizations and to share the information with the field. It is a national effort because this is one of the most important quality challenges faced by home care agencies. While other home health quality measures have continued to improve, unplanned hospitalization has been stagnant at 28% and is of growing concern to both the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and home care agencies.
There were four goals for this study:
- To identify the best practices used by the nation's most successful home care agencies (top 10%) for reducing preventable or unplanned hospitalizations. These agencies' actual hospitalization rates are 19% or lower.
- To work with state home care associations and other groups to disseminate the findings, strategies, etc. to every agency in the country at no cost.
- To identify problems and issues that needs to be addressed and make recommendations to CMS for ways to improve the hospitalization measure.
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We know that some of the most important meetings don't take place in the boardroom; they take place on the fairway. That's why our Larkspur Landing hotel in Folsom is located close to several private and municipal golf courses.
Empire Ranch Golf Course
1620 East Natoma St., Folsom, CA 95630
Tel: 916.817.8100
On May 11, 2002, Empire Ranch Golf Club became the first golf course in the city of Folsom. Nestled at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills, this beautiful links-style golf course offers the perfect balance between challenge and reward. The scenic layout includes an interesting variety of holes that test the game with marsh land, bunkers and undulating greens. While in the Folsom area you can enjoy the Old Town of Folsom shops and fine dinning establishments, boat or fish on Folsom Lake or take in the gift shops at Folsom Prison. In all, our town of Folsom has much to offer to the weekend warrior. With the extraordinary golf course that you will experience at Empire Ranch, along with the superior food and service, ClubCorp has provided you with another fine recreational destination.


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Here are a few photos of another attraction thats coming later this year to New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom. Under the Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid, is expected to open to Guests in the late Fall this year. It will also house Prince Erics castle!
Starting at the top, this Mediterranean-style castle features a Spanish-tile roof and a regal E monogram a nod to the castles royal resident.
This castles towering balconies reflect a maritime touch with seaweed-themed support beams.
The walls on the ground level feature hand-painted artwork that depicts the history of mans perilous journey on the sea.
So, which royal residence are you more excited to see for yourself when New Fantasyland opens Beasts castle or Prince Erics


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1 Park near Cedar Lake, Indiana
Demotte, Indiana 18.06 miles SE
Portage, Indiana 19.3 miles NE
Fair Oaks, Indiana 24.48 miles SE
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana 25.2 miles NE
Chesterton, Indiana 27.15 miles NE
Cedar Lake, Indiana (map) | (219) 374-5941
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Jun 2014 - $29.00
This is the park for relaxation. Great staff and camp host! Plenty of shade, clean area, clean restrooms and showers. It's a short walk to an amazing lake view. We will return! - tincansailor
May 2014 - $20.00
Super clean and very quiet. Stayed here a week while we visited Chicago. Best option even though we had to commute every day. It was a lovely place to come home to each evening. - Chuckstr89134
Jul 2011 - $23.00
We stayed here to attend a convocation in Gary, IN. We have four children and there wasn't much for them to do. The playground was outdated, the one at the conference center was better. The lake was beautiful, but the cost of renting a pontoon ($100/hr with $300 deposit) was steep for us. Nice quiet campground with plenty of space between sites. Shade was wonderful and had a large field open for play. Campers were friendly and children enjoyed riding bikes around the small loop. Campground was small and cozy. The bath house was under construction. Would definitely camp here again. - Loving family of six


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I have a weird problem, I need to parse a date string that looks like
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Can anyone suggest a solution to this problem? Is there some kind format string which can handle that kind of TZ info?
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The PwC Global 100 Software Leaders list is based on corporate financial statements (GAAP-based where applicable), other public sources and estimates for privately held companies, as compiled for PwC by the Global Software Business Strategies Group at IDC.
Due to variances in fiscal years, the results were 'calendarised' for 2012, the most recent year for which complete data was available.
Currencies were converted to US dollars using the average historical inter-bank rate for 2012 as the rate of exchange. The historical rates used can be found at www.oanda.com. The table reports the company's total revenue and revenue from software.
Software revenue includes fees from licenses, maintenance, subscriptions and other software services, including software as a service (SaaS). Total revenue also includes software plus hardware, nonrecurring IT service fees, business process services and other sources.
Consumer gaming companies—Electronic Arts, Activision Blizzard and Nintendo, for example—are not included in this study.
SaaS revenue refers to all revenue derived from the SaaS delivery model, a utility computing environment in which unrelated customers share a common application and infrastructure managed by an independent software vendor or a third-party service provider that typically owns the code or intellectual property. The model provides access to and consumption of software and application functionality built specifically for network delivery and accessed by users over the Internet.
The myriad 'as a service' (APPaaS, PaaS, IaaS) offerings—including business application services, databases, software development tools, high-level storage services (backup and archiving), testing as a service, and security as a service—are all included in the category of SaaS.
SaaS revenues do not include software deployed internally by the customer or any packaged software for which a license fee and a maintenance fee are paid. As noted previously, a few hardware-oriented elements of IT cloud services that contain software, such as bulk storage solutions, network services and cloud servers, are not included in the SaaS figures.
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Large firms invest more in R&D activities and enjoy higher returns on innovation output per dollar invested in R&D, than small firms, writes John Wu in Innovation Files.
Congress has opportunity to modernize FTC to better protect consumers & enable innovation.
The labor market is rapidly evolving.
Zero-rating programs should be welcomed as a way to increase value for consumers, not as a threat to the open Internet as some critics have charged.
The U.S. must transform physical infrastructure into digital to seize economic opportunities.
In light of Panama Papers, Europe has a long way to go before corporate data is truly accessible to the public and should follow the UK's lead, writes Daniel Castro in EurActiv.


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Age Restriction in Facebook Ignored Often, Says Report
The media watchdog Ofcom in UK has published a report which says that the age restriction policy in Facebook and other social media sites are often ignored. The report says that even eight year old children have been found to have Facebook profiles. It also claims that one in five children between the age of eight and twelve years use social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace or Bebo, despite all these sites having an official age limit of 13.
According to the report, 37 percent of home Internet users aged between five and seven visited the Facebook site in October, 2009. One in six parents were unaware of their child's presence in social networking sites. These figures are likely to draw a debate on how Facebook and other sites monitor the ages of their users. Although the site insists the users to report their age, there is now way to verify whether the information is correct or not.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center has recently criticized Facebook for not installing the CEOP button on its site which could have made it easy for young people to report inappropriate behavior. Internet safety experts are worried that children may fall prey to online scams and predators other than the ill-effect of unfitting content on these media sites. "It does matter that children as young as eight are on social networking sites. At that age they are not sceptical and very easily taken in," said one such expert.
Another concern cited in the report is that the majority of the young audience seems to believe everything they read in the social networking and other sites. The report found that under the age of 11, 70 percent of those believed whatever they read in blogs, social media sites and sites like Wikipedia.
However, the one good thing that this survey noticed is that the young mass is completely aware of the importance of privacy in social networking sites. 83 percent of the folks allowed visits on their profiles only from friends and 4 percent have made their profile pages completely private.
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Today sees the latest film from director Wes Anderson, "Moonrise Kingdom," hit theaters, and consistent with the music-obsessed filmmaker's work, it's as much a treat for the ears as it is for the eyes. 'Moonrise' boasts another soundtrack of unexpected cuts assembled with the great music supervisor Randall Poster, including Francoise Hardy, Hank Williams, and for the first time, a significant amount of classical music including Benjamin Britten and Leonard Bernstein. And if that's not enough, there's also additional pieces by Alexandre Desplat and drum percussion by old musical cohort Mark Mothersbaugh.
But as is the case with most films, not everything's on the official soundtrack release, which is in stores now: the movie features three additional Hank Williams songs, and pieces by Mozart and Schubert that aren't included on the disc. Given that Anderson's films are so replete with music, the soundtracks have quite often left out key songs for licensing or other reasons, though nontheless providing an economic and enjoyable listening experience that doesn't go on forever. To celebrate the release of "Moonrise Kingdom," we've compiled a little playlist of the songs absent from Anderson's soundtracks through the years. You can find the tracklisting below, along with notes on the music of each of his films to date. And on the later pages, you'll find a Spotify playlist and YouTube videos of all the songs, but we'll provide some samples throughout.
The Missing Music Of Wes Anderson
1. "2000 Man" - The Rolling Stones (from "Bottle Rocket")
2. "7 And 7 Is" - Love (from "Bottle Rocket")
3. "Alone Again Or" - Love (from "Bottle Rocket")
4. "Préndeme La Vela" - Abelardo Vásquez (from "Bottle Rocket")
5. "Take Ten" - Paul Desmond (from "Rushmore")
6. "Jersey Thursday" - Donovan (from "Rushmore")
7. "I Am Waiting" - The Rolling Stones (from "Rushmore")
8. "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" - Vince Guaraldi Trio (from "Rushmore")
9. "Manoir de Men Reves" - Django Reinhardt (from "Rushmore")
10. "Everyone" - Van Morrison (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
11. "Gymnopedie No. 1" - Erik Satie (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
12. "She Smiled Sweetly" - The Rolling Stones (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
13.. "Ruby Tuesday" - The Rolling Stones (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
14. "Billy" - Bob Dylan (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
15. "Rock The Casbah" - The Clash (from "The Royal Tenenbaums")
16. "Staralfur" - Sigur Ros (from "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou")
17. "I Get Around" - The Beach Boys (from "Fantastic Mr. Fox")
"Bottle Rocket" (1996)
When Anthony and Dignan (Luke and Owen Wilson) rob Anthony's home, the scene is set to "7 And 7 Is" by psychedelic favorites Love. The band are featured again later when "Alone Or Again" is played as Anthony runs to Inez (Lumi Cavazos) after winning his friend's approval. Meanwhile, "2000 Man" by The Rolling Stones is played as Dignan is chased by the police. Aside from "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou," and now "Moonrise Kingdom," the Stones have featured in every Anderson film, but only started appearing on the soundtracks with "The Darjeeling Limited." Finally, Anthony falling for Inez is scored lightly by Paraguayan afro-cantador Alberto Vazquez, with his song "Prendeme La Vela," arguably the film's stand-out track if you're not a classic rocker or just prefer deep cuts.
The original short film version of "Bottle Rocket" had a very different soundtrack (a digital release came belatedly in 2008), but featured a few artists that Anderson would return to over the years. Vince Guaraldi has a couple of tracks, "Happiness Is" and "Skating," while Zoot Sims, who returned in "Rushmore," had "Jane-O." Also used are "Old Devil Moon" by Sonny Rollins, "The Route" by Chet Baker, and "Stevie" by Duke Ellington.


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Provisional ballots in the congressional race between Mary Jo Kilroy and Steve Stivers are being challenged in the Ohio Supreme Court, 10TV's John Fortney reported Thursday.
A lawsuit was filed late Thursday afternoon in the Supreme Court, asking that a new directive from Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner be overturned.
The suit alleges that Brunner allowed a request by the Kilroy campaign to validate provisional ballots that did not contain the printed name of the voter as long as they were signed and could be proven to be registered voters.
The plaintiffs believe state law requires a provisional ballot to have both the printed name and signature of the voter, Fortney reported.
Brunner's office told 10TV News that its lawyers were reviewing the suit.
About 10 percent of Franklin County's provisional provisional ballots would be thrown out if Brunner's directive is overturned.
Stivers leads the 15th Congressional district race by about 400 votes.
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Today's game, combined with last week's contest against SMU, marked the first time Tulane played back-to-back home games in the Louisiana Superdome since Nov. 6 and 13, 2004, when the Green Wave hosted Navy (W 42-10) and Army (W 45-31), respectively.
With the win, Tulane improves to 2-3 on the year picked up its first Conference USA win of the season (1-2). The loss snapped a two game skid on the season and a nine-game C-USA streak dating back to the 2005 season. Tulane's last league victory came on Sept. 24, 2005 at SMU when the Green Wave defeated the Mustangs, 31-10.
Tulane's 38 points against Rice were the most scored by the Green Wave since Nov. 13, 2004 when the boys in olive green and sky blue defeated Army, 45-31, in the Louisiana Superdome. Ironically enough, that was the last time Tulane won in the 'Dome.
The victory was Tulane's 80th overall in the Louisiana Superdome. The Green Wave are now 80-92 in the 'Dome since moving in to the facility in 1975.
Junior defensive back David Skehan posted his second interception in as many weeks with a pick on Rice's final drive of the day. Last week, Skehan picked off his first career pass and returned it 30 yards for a touchdown against SMU.
Freshman kicker Ross Thevenot's 45-yard field goal was the first successful field goal of his career. It also marked the Green Wave's longest field goal since then-freshman Nick Beucher nailed a 53-yarder in a 59-55 win over UAB on Oct. 23, 2004 at Tad Gormley Stadium.
Matt Forté's 64-yard run midway through the third quarter was a career long. Prior to that run, his previous long was 48 yards vs. Army on Nov. 13, 2004.
With a rushing and receiving touchdown in the third quarter, Matt Forté becomes the first player to accomplish the feat since last Nov. 12 when he accomplished the feat against the same Rice Owls.
Forté finished the day with a season-best 178 rushing yards on 19 carries, for an average of 9.4 yards. It marked his second 100-yard game of the season and the fourth of his career. Forté's rushing total on Saturday was the second most of his career, trailing his 216-yard day against Army on Nov. 13, 2004.
With 344 yards through the air, senior quarterback Lester Ricard posted his second consecutive 300-yard passing game. It marks the second time Ricard accomplished back-to-back 300-yard passing games in his career, with the last time coming against UTAP (376) and at UCF (360) last Oct. 14 and 21, respectively. It was his seventh career 300-plus yard passing game, which ties him with J.P. Losman (2000-03) for third on Tulane's all-time list. He is one behind second-placed Shaun King's eight 300-yard passing games, and Patrick Ramsey (1998-2001) heads the list with 16.
With four scoring passes, Ricard now has 49 scoring strikes for his career, which now ranks fourth in Tulane history. He passed Terrance Jones (46 from 1985-88) on the all-time list and is now 11 behind J.P. Losman (60 from 2000-03) for third in the Tulane record book.
Ricard also became the sixth player in school history pass for 5,000 career yards. At the completion of today's game, he now has 5,049 career passing yards on 395-of-705 passing. He now ranks sixth in Tulane history in yardage and seventh in both attempts and completions.
Redshirt-freshman wide receiver Jeremy Williams had a career day in the first half alone, surpassing previous career highs in both catches and yardage with 4 receptions for 77 yards in the first 30 minutes of play. Williams finished the day with five catches for 96 yards and a touchdown.
Eight different receivers caught at least one pass on the day, including five with three or more receptions. Jeremy Williams, Matt Forté, Kenneth Guidroz and Brian King each had one touchdown grab.
Tulane's defense posted season-highs in both pass break ups and sacks with 13 and three, respectively. Senior cornerback Israel Route and junior nickel/SAM Joe Goosby both posted career-highs with five and three pass break-ups, respectively. Louis Thomas, Billy Harrison and Evan Lee each had one sack totaling 23 yards lost. Lee's sack was the first of his career.
Junior defensive lineman Antonio Harris started his 27th consecutive game, the longest such streak on the Green Wave team. In addition, sophomore center Michael Parenton started his 16th consecutive contest along the offensive line. Both players have now started every game of their collegiate careers.


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Being able to full-attack is not something you can rely upon in my experience. And precision damage only matters to a handful of classes. Multiple attacks as a standard action is danged impressive according to everything I've seen (which is admittedly not much compared to professional optimizers, or even people who get to play every week for a year or so; I am sadly not one of those people).
..you're an archer. Any attack you make is a full attack, unless you started your turn out of line of sight of an enemy.
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The Atlas is also goofy but it has that whole "Stay Puft Marshmallow Man" menacing smile thing going for it. The guy who drew that one up was obviously taken to the Nutcracker when he was a child... and he was screaming in terror the entire time.
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Glyphstone, you are an evil person :D
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Buses run Monday to Friday during term time excluding bank holidays: 7:30am until 10:30am and then 5:30pm until 11:00pm.
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This is the $35 Cleaver Clutch Bag available from Kreepsville 666. Apparently it makes the perfect accessory for an eyeball ring and Photoshopped bloody arm. However it does NOT make the perfect accessory to an actual crime, because it's going to draw attention. When somebody shows up dead, it's never good to be the girl standing around with the bloody knife bag. Or the one muttering about how much they deserved to die.
Thanks to Andrea, who tried to convince me if you walk around with a bloody cleaver handbag for long enough and people get used to it eventually you can walk around with a real bloody cleaver and they won't notice. Andrea? You're scaring me.


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