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Wish I had $500 to spare.Originally Posted by cavernmech
Wish I had $500 to spare.Originally Posted by cavernmech
When sadness fills my days
It's time to turn away
And then tomorrow's dreams
Become reality to me
LOL....let the undercutting/haggling begin!Originally Posted by Shiznaz
at least it wasn't a link to some dude taking a dump.Originally Posted by somnambulant
undercutters pizza!
Yeah, I got those Syntace bars.Originally Posted by Ill Mitch
But they're scatched up (on one side) because "SOMEBODY" doesn't know how to "gently" remove stem from bars.
If you want to take a look at them, I'll bring them to CM
Ask "Somebody" how much he sold them to me for,
I shall flip it to you (if you so choose) for the same price.
speaking of which.Originally Posted by gokiburi
NSFW. don't watch it if you don't find a girl getting the runs in a hot tub funny. you have been warned.
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Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
turn a couple of pedal strokes for me; i'll be working.Originally Posted by operator
nice, are they the 41cm wide ones?Originally Posted by lymbzero
Very nice. Pretty sure that was scripted though.Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
PS: I am at work.
I'd like to know how that spread so fast oh wait.
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
^^^^not going there^^^^ No Sir... you make it waaaaay too easy.
there's a huge game of capture the flag happening tonight downtown at 10 at nathan phillips square.
Theres also apparently an invitation only 'drunk ride' at curbside at 10pm tonight. (I was invited and I'M BREAKING THE SECRET HAHA!!)
does that mean you have to show up drunk or is it progressive?Originally Posted by Shiznaz
dam I wished I knew that,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I work right by Dundas square
I forgot to mention that I saw a "For Sale" sign on Igor's place the other day. I dunno if that is a good thing or a bad thing but it might mean the crackheads in the west end will have to travel further to unload their stolen bikes.
A quick question for those of you who have couriered in Toronto before....how bad is the job on your ride? Does your bike suffer a lot or just a little?
Shiznaz: ftw !
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
Igor must be diversifying his portfolio shurely.Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
As for the abuse your bike takes on the job that is kind of subjective. Obviously you will be increasing the mileage that the bike sees so there is that. Locking and unlocking 100 times a day can be harsh on the paint. As long as you take the time to regularly clean and service your ride I wouldnt say you will have big probs....particularly with a fixed. Do whatever you have to do to get full fenders set up....not only do you stay much drier and cleaner but the bike does also.
wise words from toronto's top messenger,, listen to the wisdom
Last time I saw him, he was in the process of converting his GF's Yorkville house into a sort of bike junkyard. Gotta love that guy....such an epic a$$hole.Originally Posted by cavernmech
that is a great way to describe him....epic a$$hole.Originally Posted by darkmother
hahahahahahahaOriginally Posted by cavernmech
Originally Posted by Wu Tang Financial
I just assumed the city bought him out when they built that bike tower down at Queen's Quay last summerOriginally Posted by jeremywhitehorn


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The Roosevelt Magnet School band director was indicted Tuesday for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student. 34 year old Maury Beelman is charged with criminal sexual assault and two counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Prosecutors claim Beelman's alleged relationship with the teenage girl began when she was in 8th grade but didn't turn sexual until she was a sophomore in high school but continued until the student graduated. Beelman's bond remains at 200 thousand dollars and he's back in court Thursday.
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MINKPINK Three Amigos Jumper - The classic pullover sweater gets a very of-the-moment treatment with a colorful Aztec print.
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Izzo's son gets it right as Duke pulls away 71-61
INDIANAPOLIS Friday night was the one time Tom Izzo hoped his only son made the wrong choice.
Turns out, the 12-year-old got it exactly right.
Just days after word leaked that Izzo's son had picked Duke to beat his dad's team in the Midwest Regional final, Seth Curry scored 29 points to lead the Blue Devils to a 71-61 victory over the Spartans.
"I felt we never got on track," Izzo said. "We were in foul trouble the whole game and that seemed like that wasn't going to end."
For the Spartans (27-9), it never really did.
Keith Appling scored 16 points despite playing with a brace over his injured right shoulder. Adreian Payne had 14 points and 10 rebounds. But the rest of the Spartans struggled on a night they were just flat out of sync.
Curry "made great shots and he had good looks at the basket," Payne said. "When someone's making shots like that and we had the momentum, yeah, it is deflating."
Curry's big game put coach Mike Krzyzewski on the verge of a 12th Final Four appearance, which would equal John Wooden's record. Krzyzewski is tied for second with North Carolina's Dean Smith.
Next up for the second-seeded Blue Devils is Louisville (32-5), a 77-69 winner over Oregon in the night's first game, and it could be a virtual home game for the top-seeded Cardinals just about 100 miles from their campus. Plus, Louisville coach Rick Pitino is trying for his seventh Final Four, which would tie him for fourth with Roy Williams.
But Duke beat Louisville 76-71 on Nov. 24, and with Curry shooting like this, the Blue Devils just might have the advantage.
"Seth was just at a different level than anyone else on the court offensively tonight," Krzyzewski said. "To get 29 points in a game like this against a good team is just incredible."
The win comes 16 months after Duke beat Michigan State to give Krzyzewski the NCAA record for wins. And now, one year after falling to Lehigh in the second round of the tournament, Duke has reached the regional final in the same venue where it won its fourth national title - just as Izzo's son predicted.
Third-seeded Michigan State couldn't keep up with Curry and Duke's other shooters. Rasheed Sulaimon had 16 points for the Blue Devils, making 12 of 14 from the free-throw line, and Mason Plumlee finished with 14 points and seven rebounds in the return to his home state.
And the biggest difference was Curry.
"Curry's a fifth-year senior. He's wise. He knows how to come off things and get open," Izzo said after falling to 1-3 in NCAA tourney play against Krzyzewski. "I think our freshmen got a little lesson tonight."
Curry's sixth 3-pointer of the game broke a 38-38 tie early in the second half, sending Duke on a 9-0 run. It also matched the school record for most 3s in an NCAA tourney game, most recently accomplished by Jason Williams on March 22, 2001, against UCLA.
The Blue Devils never trailed again.
"Honestly, I was just trying to help my shot. I got a few to go early," Curry said. "I feel like every time I take a shot it's going to go down and nothing felt different tonight."
The game was billed as an entertaining contest between two of college basketball's most successful coaches - and it lived up to the hype.
The first half was played to a near draw with four ties and eight lead changes.


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This is a discussion on glock 23 iwb holster ? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; anyone know of a couple of good IWB left handed holster for the glock 23 ?...
anyone know of a couple of good IWB left handed holster for the glock 23 ?
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
I have a Glock 19 that I carry in a Comp-Tac MTAC. I also have a Comp-Tac CTAC on order for it also.
I have used a Crossbreed Super Tuck for my M&P 9 and 9C and it was just as good as the Comp-Tac MTAC but not convertible to different guns.
thanks guys will be looking into these recommendations,,
When I carried a Glock 23 I had a Milt Sparks VersaMax-II... very nice!
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
I use the DeSantis Scorpion with my Glock 23 and 27. It is comfortable and concealable. I also like the fact that you can easily re-holster one handed.
Guns don't kill people - bad people (and stupid people) with guns kill people!
Some personal favorites:
Kimber Ultra Carry II, Glock 23, Colt AR-15
I love the Fobus IWB. It's kind of unconventional, but it is incredibly comfortable and stable. Not the paddle holster, but the actual IWB.
When in doubt, just ask yourself, "What would Theodore Roosevelt do?"
Every society is 3 missed meals away from anarchy.
Call Comp Tac and see about the MTac, It is a great holster, very comfortable and conceal my glocks ( 27/ 23 )very well. Their service is great and you'll have it in your hands in less than 1 week !!


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Seven Favorite Things: Unionmade Semi-Annual Sale
The good men at Unionmade have launched their semi-annual sale, which basically means, it's a damn good time to shop for menswear.
This Week in Fashion: Men's Summer Sale Picks from Local Boutiques Around the City
Last week, we launched our Women's Summer Sale Picks -- this week, we thought we'd give some big love to SF menswear. From Unionmade to Goorin Bros, and covering everything from comfy denim to two-tone oxfords, we pulled the sharpest men's goods from local boutiques -- all on sale!
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|Summer weight lifting program helping W-P athletes become faster, stronger
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 27 June 2013 16:35
Lesley Stehno gets ready for her next set. (Christi Christner | The Wauneta Breeze)
By Christi Christner
The Wauneta Breeze
Summer may be here but that doesn't mean sports' workouts will be ending.
During the summer there are many different camps and opportunities for Wauneta-Palisade athletes to better themselves.
One of those opportunities is offered through the high school.
W-P coaches and staff have started a weight program with a goal of improving athletes' agility and strength.
It was introduced to the students last summer with very good results.
"Although it was tough to get up in the morning it was definitely worth it," Logan Bischoff says. The program has helped his jumping, agility and strength abilities.
With such a small school many of the same people are involved in multiple sports. Many of the volleyball girls believe that, for the people who come regularly, it has helped them bond.
Team bonding can happen while sweating over the workout that particular day. Team members can push their teammates with encouragement and pushing each other to do the best of their ability.
The weights program will keep athletes in shape and fit during the summer which will benefit them when sports start up again during the school year.
All coaches believe this program is a good thing for the athletes and different teams.
Michelle Harchelroad, head volleyball coach, believes it will continue in the coming years.
"Overall the program has helped the girls with jumping and has made them stronger." Harchelroad said after being asked how it has helped the volleyball team.
The program is every Monday-Thursday at 7 a.m. MT/ 8 a.m. CT at the Wauneta Attendance Center.
Athletes are encouraged to come at least three times during the week.


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Baroque Antique Gold Leaf Lamp by Laura Kirar
Maxwell's Daily Find 10.15.12
Baroque Antique Gold Leaf Lamp by Laura Kirar
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I met the genius behind Arteriors, Mark Moussa, yesterday down here in High Point and loved almost everything I saw in his showroom. Choosing one thing was difficult, but this crazy beautiful gold lamp (see it here in his catalog) designed for him by Laura Kirar fits the bill. Part of a small collection, all with the same nubbed gold leaf finish, two of these on either side of a bed or a sofa would be all the jewelry you need in any room. See Arteriors website right here.


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Last fall, on our way home from the Mancuso show in October, we stopped at the Grand Canyon and met two of our daughters and one of the their partners for four days of sightseeing, relaxing and hiking. The original thought was to hike Bright Angel Trail to the bottom, but we couldn't get a camping permit, which was probably just as well, because we probably would have had difficulty making it all the way. However, we did do a day hike down to the first rest stop and back, and that was great.
Of course, we took lots of photos, except that my battery went out just as we started down the trail, so all the photos I have of below the rim were shared by the kids. I discovered that I was fascinated by the tree skeletons. I was inspired by Charlotte Zeibarth's book Secrets of Digital Quilting (on our website) and wanted to try some of her techniques, so I decided to do a Grand Canyon quilt with the trees. I found out something very interesting about myself in the process. I can't work the same way she does. More recently, I read Barbara Olson's Journey of an Art Quilter (not on our website) where she talks about styles of creating, and now I understand a little more of why I can't.
At any rate, I used the three photos above: the rock image as a background and the trees as overlay layers. I played with them in Photoshop as a small image, then printed the entire image in enlarged sections (eight total, quilt measures 48″ x 36″). I continued trying out the bamboo batting (which I decided I love, by the way), and began to quilt.
Holy cow! This quilt demanded a LOT of quilting. I'd guess I quilted about every quarter inch. The trees are just outline quilted, to make them stand out, but the background is fully quilted. I used about 10 colors of thread, some of the variegated, some machine embroidery, and some very fine polyester. It was really a matter of playing, and seeing what worked. I am happy with the final result, though, and it has been accepted into the Trees exhibit at the NQA show this month. (We'll also have a booth there, more info on the website.)
The finished quilt is pictured below. The next time I post, I'll tell you how I faced the edge of the quilt and figured out how to deal with the sleeve.


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So, even though we're stuck with a bloated trilogy instead of what would've been a leaner two picture punch, the middle entry to Peter Jackson's latest saga—"The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug"—is coming to your local multiplex, but there is at least one reason to get excited: dragons.
Or rather, a single dragon, the titular Smaug who Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman) and his crew will have to face off against in the upcoming movie. While a full look at the beast is still being kept under wraps, some more images of the other plays in the film have been unleashed including Evangeline Lilly's new character Tauriel, and bearded bros that we can't tell apart. Plus there's one behind-the-scenes snap too. And that's not all.
Posters, a new TV spot and a featurette have arrived as well so get your daily fill of all things Middle Earth below. "The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug" arrives on December 13th. [SciFiNow/IMPA]


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Funding opportunities
Human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) can undergo unlimited self-renewal and differentiate into all the cell types in the human body, and thus hold great promise for cell replacement therapy. However, one major problem for hESC-based therapy is that the cells derived from hESCs will be rejected by the recipient and can only be tolerated under persistent immunosuppression, which itself can cause cancer and infection. Recent development of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), which are generated from somatic cells of individual patient with defined factors and very similar to hESCs, could provide ideal cell source for transplantation by avoiding graft rejection in the patient. In addition, the disease-specific iPSCs can be used as human disease models for more reliable testing of the efficacy and toxicity of drugs. However, there are several major bottlenecks that prevent the development of iPSCs in human therapy and drug discovery. The overall goal of this proposal is to resolve the major bottlenecks remained in human iPSC biology to make it feasible for human therapy and drug discovery. We propose to develop safe and efficient approach to generate iPSCs from human patients. We propose to develop strategies to eliminate the risk of teratomas associated with the undifferentiated iPSCs. We propose to develop mouse model with functional human immune system to study the immune responses and tolerance during transplantation. Resolving these bottlenecks will greatly facilitate the development of hESCs into stem cell therapy and disease models for drug discovery.
Diabetes and heart diseases remain the most costly diseases in our State and Nation. In the case of diabetes, 1 of every 10 Californians (2.7 million) were afflicted with diabetes in 2007, costing the State $24.5 billion annually. There is a significant increase in the occurrence of both types of diabetes in youths under 18 years of age (0.16% of youth <18 yr have type 1 diabetes nationally). Simply put, diabetes is having devastating consequences on both those afflicted and on State/National healthcare costs, and, given the staggering rise in both occurrence and costs, diabetes possesses the potential to completely overwhelm our healthcare system. There remains an urgent and critical need for a cell-based cure of diabetes. There is hope, since transplantation of functional β cells from human donors has been validated clinically to cure diabetes.
While significant progress has been made in the derivation of functional β cells and cardiomyocytes from human ES cells, these allogenic cells will be rejected by the recipient upon transplantation unless the immune system of the recipient is persistently suppressed. However, immune suppression itself has severe consequences with significantly increased risk of cancer and infection. This problem might be resolved by the recent breakthrough in induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSCs), which can be reprogrammed from somatic cells of human patients by defined factors and thus can provide a renewable source of autologous cells for transplantation. In addition, the disease-specific iPSCs will provide the much needed disease models to more reliably predict the drug responses in humans. With our significant progress in producing iPSCs without viral vectors or permanent genetic modification, our proposed research will resolve the major bottlenecks that hinder the development of iPSCs into human therapy and drug discovery. If successful, the funding spent now on research is nominal when compared to the billions that will be saved in treatment costs and the improved quality of life for patients.
The overall goal of this project is to develop safer human pluripotent cell lines for clinical use. The applicants propose to generate human induced pluripotency stem cells (iPSC) using an approach that combines the use of vectors with small molecules that stimulate the efficiency of iPSC production. As proof of concept, the applicants will use their new method to generate iPSC from type I diabetic patients, differentiate them into beta cell precursors and evaluate the ability of these transplanted cells to normalize glucose levels in diabetic mice. The applicants will determine the frequencies of teratoma formation in transplanted mice and also develop a genetic approach to efficiently eliminate undifferentiated iPSC during lineage-specific differentiation. In the final aim, this group will test the immunological consequences of autologous iPSC transplantation using a mouse model with a humanized immune system.
This application addresses three bottlenecks to the development of iPSC for therapeutic use: potential oncogenicity of reprogramming factors delivered by integrating retroviruses, risk of teratoma formation from residual iPSC and the lack of a model to assess immunological responses to iPSC derivatives. The research plan, while ambitious, was well presented. Strong preliminary data including iPSC generation with the proposed methods and successful homologous recombination in hESC illustrate feasibility of the approach. As transplantation of pancreatic beta cell precursors has historically generated teratomas in vivo, use of this population to treat diabetes enables determination of both therapeutic effect and tumorigenicity. However, one reviewer felt these studies weren't well integrated into the proposal. While full responsiveness of the T-cells matured in the model's fetal thymus must be demonstrated, the development of a mouse model with a humanized immune system and the team's inclusion of a leader in immunology with published experience generating such models did strengthen the proposal. Reviewers did note that the proposal would benefit from more discussion of pitfalls and alternative approaches.
Reviewers universally praised the strength of the Principal Investigator's (PI's) experience in the field, publication record and the first rate assembly of collaborators for the project. The strong team makes success likely. Reviewers expressed concern that the PI may be overextended. In addition, the reviewers raised concerns about the proposal's budget. Individual roles of the large number of investigators participating in the project, in particular that of the subcontractor responsible for the small molecule screens, should be more thoroughly defined and justified. The research environment is outstanding and available resources at the applicant's institution are exceptional.
This proposal, addresses three major bottlenecks to translating iPSC from novel research observation to therapeutic candidate: insertional mutagenesis, teratoma formation from residual undifferentiated cells and the lack of models to predict whether iPSC are truly immuno-privileged. Findings from this work should be applicable to the entire iPSC field.
During programmatic review, the Grants Working Group was instructed to consider the specific rank order of all applications in Tier I as an indicator of priority for funding. A motion was made to change the rank order of this application from 15 to 14 within Tier I as it addresses several bottlenecks of concern to CIRM's mission. Reviewers felt that the proposed humanized mouse model is particularly important. The motion to change the rank order of this application carried.


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Ireland legalizes abortion
In a 127-31 vote early this morning, Irish lawmakers passed Ireland's Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill, legalizing abortion in cases where the woman's life is at risk. This is the predominantly Catholic nation's first pro-abortion legislation to date. The decision capped a grueling debate that locked lawmakers in argument from Wednesday morning until 5 a.m. Thursday and, after a pause for sleep, through midnight until Friday. The bill moved through the first stage of Parliament last week.
Catholic conservatives vowed to punish Minister Enda Kenny's centrist Fine Gael party by driving it from power for violating its 2011 campaign pledge not to legislate on abortion. Kenny, meanwhile, expelled five of his 74 lawmakers from Fine Gael's parliamentary group for voting against the bill and said they couldn't seek re-election as Fine Gael candidates. Strong support for the bill came from left-wing politicians, including Kenny's coalition partners in the Labour Party, who favor much easier access to abortion.
The government drafted the bill in response to last year's case of a pregnant woman who died in an Irish hospital from blood poisoning after she requested an abortion. Doctors refused to abort the child because its heart was still beating at the time. Pro-abortion activists claimed the woman died because she couldn't get an abortion. But an inquest later determined the woman had an extreme case of sepsis. If doctors had diagnosed her condition sooner, they could have induced the delivery and saved her life. The coroner ruled the refusal to abort did not kill her.
Many lawmakers in the round-the-clock debate expressed hopes, or fears, that the bill's passage would put Ireland on a slippery slope to granting wider abortion rights, as has already happened in the rest of Europe. The island of Malta is the only other European Union member to outlaw the procedure.
Divisions ran deepest on the bill's provisions permitting an abortion for a suicidal woman if a three-doctor panel agrees she would try to kill herself if denied the right to kill her child. Pro-life activists warned that women faking suicide, aided by sympathetic doctors, would exploit the rule.
Outside the parliament building, pro-life activists maintained a round-the-clock vigil, spending long periods on their knees in prayer. Both sides shouted occasional insults at each other, as police attempted to keep them separated. At dusk, many lit votive candles.
Earlier this week, Catholic Archbishop Diarmuid Martin encouraged pro-life supporters to continue to fight, "not through slogans but through the witness of life that we give."


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Description: Start off with adequate true physical memory
Not all AIX 6.1 applications/data allow effective expansion
Active Memory Expansion less effective when CPU utilization is high.
Be sure to consider peak workloads.
Best use: Active Memory Expansion as a way to expand beyond
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Before using to reduce memory purchase, need to understand how
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Additional processor resource part of AIX 6.1 partition and requires
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Dr. Thayer has been an ordained non-denominational minister since 1985. She has officiated at wedding ceremonies in San Diego Ca. since that time and has been referred by most of the major hotels and resorts in the city including the historic Hotel Del Coronado. In 2004 Dr. Thayer moved to Pocono Lake Pa. and has now brought her expertise to wedding ceremonies in the Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York areas.
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For all the fishing women and men out there. Whether you catch a little rainbow trout or a lunker of a salmon (not on the west coast USA cause that's illegal :) ) give them a kiss and throw them back. Take only what you can eat and use barbless hooks.


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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] torque pbs behaviour...
From: Jody Klymak (jklymak_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-08-10 17:14:11
On Aug 10, 2009, at 13:01 PM, Gus Correa wrote:
> Hi Jody
> We don't have Mac OS-X, but Linux, not sure if this applies to you.
> Did you configure your OpenMPI with Torque support,
> and pointed to the same library that provides the
> Torque you are using (--with-tm=/path/to/torque-library-directory)?
Not explicitly. I'll check into that....
> Are you using the right mpirun? (There are so many out there.)
yeah - I use the explicit path and moved the OS X one.
Thanks! Jody
> Gus Correa
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> Gustavo Correa
> Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory - Columbia University
> Palisades, NY, 10964-8000 - USA
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> Jody Klymak wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> I've been trying to get torque pbs to work on my OS X 10.5.7
>> cluster with openMPI (after finding that Xgrid was pretty flaky
>> about connections). I *think* this is an MPI problem (perhaps via
>> operator error!)
>> If I submit openMPI with:
>> #PBS -l nodes=2:ppn=8
>> mpirun MyProg
>> pbs locks off two of the processors, checked via "pbsnodes -a", and
>> the job output. But mpirun runs the whole job on the second of the
>> two processors.
>> If I run the same job w/o qsub (i.e. using ssh)
>> mpirun -n 16 -host xserve01,xserve02 MyProg
>> it runs fine on all the nodes....
>> My /var/spool/toque/server_priv/nodes file looks like:
>> xserve01.local np=8
>> xserve02.local np=8
>> Any idea what could be going wrong or how to debu this properly?
>> There is nothing suspicious in the server or mom logs.
>> Thanks for any help,
>> Jody
>> --
>> Jody Klymak
>> http://web.uvic.ca/~jklymak/
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Use a wacom tablet?
Eirikr at 2:23PM, Aug. 25, 2008
In the computer lab of the art wing at my school they have wacom graphire tablets, probably about 6x8 dimensions, but for some reason the tablet just doesn't seem to work. It's plugged in, all the programs for it seem to be set up, and It even has a program up designed specifically for the board, and it doesn't work. It just has no response at all. Is there a special stylus you have to use, because there isn't one there at the lab, just the board, and the stylus I'm using is getting no response from the thing. It's a non-electronic stylus pen. If anybody could tell me if I'm doing anything wrong before tomorrow, that would be awesome.
Corporate_Life at 7:27PM, Aug. 25, 2008
Wacom's have their own stylus, there's something inside that the board responses to. You'll need to get a Wacom Stylus for it to work. I don't think it would matter which one, but I'm not positive on that, I've only got the one.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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Eirikr at 8:53PM, Aug. 25, 2008
I just realized that this should probably be in a different subforum, but oh well.
Thanks Corporate.
Thanks Corporate.
ozoneocean at 9:50PM, Aug. 25, 2008
The tablets usually work with a pen of the same type as the tablet. It it a Graphire 4? Graphire bluetooth? Graphire 3?
The tablet also might have an issue… Is its light on? Does the stylus pen have a little plastic nib in it?
The tablet also might have an issue… Is its light on? Does the stylus pen have a little plastic nib in it?
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Eirikr at 10:24PM, Aug. 25, 2008
The lights on the board, but the pen's just not there. Probably in a nearby cabinet or something. Somehow I get the feeling I should just get my own tablet, but I don't know if I want to fork out $100 for an art supply when I make nothing as it is from this.
ozoneocean at 8:31AM, Aug. 26, 2008
They're amazingly useful, do it :)
About the pen; ask a teacher or some technician to get it for you.
About the pen; ask a teacher or some technician to get it for you.
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August 04, 2011 09:40 AM by Kristin Watson
The Bachelorette franchise sure has seen its share of drama when it comes to making sure its couples stay together, but no one has to worry about Ali Fedotowksy and Roberto Martinez. They are postponing their wedding, but it's not because they've fallen out of love — it's because of Ali's knee. read on for all the details…
We know a lot of people who were wondering when the nuptials of The Bachelorette couple Ali Fedotowsky and Roberto Martinez would take place, because it seems it's taking forever. Well, don't worry, Ali Fedotowsky wants to be in a tip-top shape for her walk down the aisle, so she's waiting on her knee to heal.
"We had a date set, and that date has now passed," Ali Fedotowsky told People magazine.
She added, "The decision to postpone was very difficult. I definitely shed some tears. But I want to walk down the aisle. I don't want to limp down the aisle." With a new surgery pending she could be out for another year.
See, guys, they are still totally in love. She just wants to be able to enjoy the ceremony. Ali Fedotowsky also talked to our sister SheKnows and said marriage is great but, "I'm with him every day. I live with him. We share our lives together. In my mind, we are married. I don't need a piece of paper to tell me that. What I do need is an awesome wedding and an amazing wedding reception."
Something tells us it will be quite an event. She's making no mistakes about it — she wants to get her butt on the dance floor during her wedding! "I want a super-fun wedding," Fedotowsky told SheKnows. "One of the reasons we're holding off right now is because we want to be able to dance our butts off at our wedding."
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In need of cash, states auction goods online
ALBANY, N.Y. Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin isn't the only government official hawking goods online. With the economy continuing to tumble, more state and local governments are using the Web to clear out inventory and bolster deflated budgets.
Need a desk? An airplane? How about an armored personnel carrier? Items like these and others are now just a click away for the highest bidder.
Joseph Hamrick, a 59-year-old construction worker from Goose Creek, S.C., got hooked on one such Web site, GovDeals.com, about five months ago. Since then, he's gotten good deals on a 1999 Dodge truck in great condition, 36 bicycles and more than 2,000 brand-new T-shirts, among other things – much of which he gives away to charity and co-workers.
Terry McCorkle, owner of McCorkle Sales in Claxton, Ga., resells the heavy construction equipment, trucks and trailers that he purchases from GovDeals.
For states, it's an easy way to unload assets and bring in extra revenue.
New York has brought in about $658,000 in online surplus sales through eBay during the 2008-09 fiscal year that will end March 31. The state is selling things like lab supplies, scrap metal and a lot of World War II steel helmets. Like most other states, New York also holds traditional auctions off-line for vehicles and equipment and had brought in $3.5 million by the end of October.
In South Carolina, Charleston County officials sold their police airplane, old police cars and other types of equipment through GovDeals, paying a lower commission and reaching a wider customer base than traditional auctions offer.
GovDeals exclusively peddles government goods of all kinds, even airplanes, like the one Palin auctioned off on eBay and spoke about on the campaign trail.
Other unusual state government assets for sale online include:
– A pair of size 7 high-heeled, knee-high "pleaser" boots confiscated in Ohio with bids starting at $15.
– DuPage County, Ill., is auctioning a framed, autographed Sammy Sosa Cubs jersey for a minimum bid of $156.77.
– The school board in Auburn, Ala., is selling two deep fryers with minimum bids of $515 and $321.
"We were looking for a more efficient way to sell surplus property, and the actual benefit is we're making an extraordinary amount of money doing it," said Scott Bartley, an accountant in the Charleston County comptroller's office.
GovDeals uses software to validate buyer identities and contact information, and runs checks against its own internal database to ensure no one had problems with a buyer of the same, or similar name and address. GovDeals' parent company also owns the Web site GovLiquidation.com, which sells surplus and scrap metal from the U.S. Department of Defense. That site has a multiple-stage vetting and identification process before buyers are approved. Some buyers have to complete certificates describing the buyer's business and how they will use the item.
The economic downturn has been a boon for government auction sites.
GovDeals has added 12 full time employees – a 40 percent increase – in the past two quarters. Another Web site, bid4assets.com has seen a 30 percent increase in government auction listings this November compared to the same month last year.
Jenny Lynch, a spokeswoman for bid4assets, said the company is preparing for a large influx of government sales in January, when many governments start drafting budgets for the next year.
Charleston County, South Carolina, used to sell at local auctions but only brought in a fraction of what it gets now. More customers online means higher bids and sales, and cuts the costs of owning property. Before going online, the county averaged about $250,000 annually in revenues from auction sales. Now that average is about $850,000 a year, Bartley said.


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What We're Up To
So many exciting projects are happening in the Legacy Casting offices right now.
In Shreveport, Kate is rocking it! The movie 'The Last Word' is continuing its filming while 'Salem' is just beginning to film in Shreveport. Are any of you working on either of those projects? We hope so!
In Dallas, Andrei and Robin are holding the fort down on 'Dallas.' We loved seeing tons of our awesome extras at Southfork this week.
We hope you enjoy your weekend! See you on set!Read More »
Hello awesome background extras!
This week we are giving you a behind-the-scenes look at what we do. Let's just say it involves a lot of spreadsheets, Diet Coke, and phones to our ears. We love all of you and love going to work everyday. First sneak peek? Andrei at work in our Dallas office.
Look for more pictures and tidbits this week!Read More »
The Atrium– NON-SAG TV PILOT CASTING
Dick is a salty, offensive and most of the time foggy, ex roadie who still relishes the glory days of arena rock touring. With a crude mind, and no filter, his redemptive qualities still show through with certain co-workers (Kent and Shannon). He's incredibly ingenuitive and loves his job as lighting technician, which is the only redeeming quality about working at theAtrium, in his mind.
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Featured Extras?
I get calls and emails ALL THE TIME, asking "please can I get a 'featured' role on the project you're casting for." I never know how to answer that because I am not in charge of where you get placed on set, or where the cameras get placed. Nor do I do the editing. So booking you as a background actor even a "Featured Extra" DOES NOT EVER GUARANTEE that you'll be in the final product of the film, TV Show or Commercial we're casting for. You do not need to keep asking if you'll be featured. Below is an idea of what we go through to select the so called "featured extras" and how you can put your best foot forward to possibly be considered.
Sometimes when working on a particular Film or TV Show, we're asked by directors to submit photos of "specialty" or "featured" background actors, that may be in front of camera or may be interacting with one of the lead actors. People that are shown to the director for consideration are called "picture picks". When we're asked to do this, we typically create a www.mycastingfile.com character breakdown or open call and also post something on Facebook giving specific dates of what's needed. Sometimes we'll even call and email you to ask for different photos etc… (We usually use these multiple platforms because film and tv is a hurry up medium, and people want to see their picture picks NOW!) But we also need to make sure that our background actors are actually available on the days that the scene is supposed to film before we can submit them. (There is nothing worse than showing a great photo of a great person to the director, having that director chose them and then having that person tell you they are not actually available for that date! Then you have to go back to the director and tell him/her "I'm sorry that person isn't available…" and it makes you look bad, ticks the director off and generally wastes everyone's time…)
Before picking our picture picks we meet with the director and he/she tells us what he's looking for, and then we seek it out in our database. When we ask you for different photos, it's because we know a different look may sell you better to the director. We've worked with some of you for 6 years or more and have seen you in a VARIETY of different roles. These directors may not have ever seen you before and are only going by the 1 or 2 photos you've sent us. If we're looking to book a "Body Guard" spot we may ask you to send a photo of yourself looking more imposing. Maybe wearing a tank top instead of a business suit. Similarly if we're looking for a nurse we may not need to show a photo of you in a cocktail dress. It doesn't sell the image we're looking for. So we may ask you to take a new photo of yourself in scrubs and send it to us.
After the pictures have been looked through and the director makes his choices, someone from my department will reach out to you to tell you you're booked, congratulations! The bummer is that for every 1 or 2 people that book the role there are 20+ people that didn't book and are disappointed. I'm always sad that people are disappointed but keep plugging away at it and your day will come too! The best way to continue to be considered for "Featured" background roles is to A) have a good headshot that I can show to the director (if your headshot isn't good I likely won't show it.) B) Be willing to work as a background actor even though it's not a "Featured" role. When I see people come to set and have a great attitude, and do it over and over again regardless if they're seen or not, it makes a HUGE difference to me. It makes me want to cast them more often and continue to give them further opportunities.
So please realize that there are PLENTY of times on a set in which you can be a "Featured Extra" and never be seen at all on TV. There are other times when you are seen really well on a tv show or movie and you weren't picture picked at all. You were cast by us the casting company who knew you'd have a great look for the scene and knew you were a reliable background actor! If you have any questions about this or anything else please feel free to email us at email@example.com.
OHF Unit 2 Day 16
Welcome to "Olympus Has Fallen," a Millennium Studios movie. Thank you for being a part of this project! We think you will be proud of the final result. We want you to have fun and enjoy this experience! However, it will require hard work and cooperation from you. Please read the following IMPORTANT information very carefully, even if you have worked as a background actor many times before!
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING A PHOTOCOPY OF YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE WITH YOU IF THIS IS YOUR FIRST DAY ON "OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN!" If you have previously worked on THIS show, you do not need to bring it.
ALL Secret Service, Police and Gate Guards must come clean shaven.
AN IMPORTANT NOTE: This will be a very physically demanding day for you. If you feel like you are not ready for a physically demanding day, please let us know so we can reschedule you for a different day. You will be outside in the heat, running, sweating, and "escaping from terrorists and gunfire." It will be a fun day as well but we just want to make sure you are prepared for the exertion. Please wear sunscreen and solid, comfortable shoes.
Also, please keep SAFETY at the forefront of your mind. If something doesn't feel safe or look safe, STOP AND SPEAK UP!! Safety is the most important thing!!!! Please also listen carefully to crew instructions since they have been briefed on how to operate SAFELY. They have important instructions, designed to keep you safe on set. If you have any questions about this, please ask us ahead of time.
LOCATION/PARKING: 2000 Centurytel Blvd. Bossier City, LA 71111 (Century Link Center) Follow the signs to extras parking. Please park in the parking lot, go to the left/front side of the building, through the fence where you will see catering. There is a small ramp here. Please go up the ramp into the building to get signed in. After you are signed in, you are welcome to eat breakfast off the food line (but not off of the truck.)
SECRET SERVICE: Your clothes should be VERY corporate looking. Please make sure they are IRONED/PRESSED, and well coordinated. Dark suits, dress shirts, dark ties, somber colors are the most appropriate. If you are booked for Secret Service, you MUST have a dark suit jacket to work or wardrobe may send you home! You MUST have closed toed shoes. No open toed shoes will be allowed on set! Wardrobe has specifically said that they are running low on suits so BRING A SUIT or BLAZER or SPORTS COAT or other corporate looking outfit. We cannot stress enough that wardrobe really needs you to bring a suit with you, not depend on wardrobe, unless you have been prefit for a suit that you wear each time you are on set.
COMMANDOS: If you are new, please bring "tourist" clothing, but no reds or greens. You must wear closed toed shoes. If you are returning, please bring what you have worn previously.
GATE GUARDS: Wardrobe will be provided for you. Please bring black boots/shoes.
POLICE OFFICERS: Please wear a white tshirt, black pants, black belt, black boots/shoes. The rest of your wardrobe will be provided for you.
MEN HAIR: Please be as clean cut and clean shaven as possible. No visible piercings or tattoos.
WHAT TO BRING: Stay cool and hydrated on set! Personal fans, water bottles, etc are all encouraged! Please wear COMFORTABLE shoes since you will be standing and running a lot! You will be outdoors the entire day. Even extras holding is outdoors so please plan accordingly. What do you need to bring with you to prevent heat exhaustion/dehydration? Remember to bring sunscreen!
When you get to set you will check in with a member of our staff or the PA on set. Our Office Line/Emergency phone number is 318-734-1088.
What to bring: Please wear your favorite wardrobe option (that fit the guidelines for your role) and bring 3-5 potential wardrobe options for the wardrobe department to choose from. Please come "hair and makeup" ready. The hair and makeup department will check you and make sure you fit the scene but they are not responsible for getting you all made up!
Please also bring something to keep busy while you are waiting to film . . . book, ipod, magazine, cards, etc. Do not bring anything that you would be upset if it was lost or stolen! The production is not responsible for lost or stolen property. It is also wise to bring snacks with you to eat throughout the day. Craft services will provide snacks in the extras holding area but it is good to have snacks you know you love. Lunch will be provided six hours after the crew has to be on set. Do NOT bring guests! Anyone that is not on a payroll voucher will not be allowed to stay. If you do not have a current drivers license, please bring a voter's registration card, State ID, Active Military ID or a Passport.
Be On Time: Be on time!!! It is best to be early, better to be on time, and BAD to be late! Your "Call Time" is the time that you are due to arrive on set, not pulling in the parking lot, or leaving your house. We will update your call time as soon as it is available! Often we will not know the time until late the evening before the shoot because we have to wait for the production to wrap.
Arriving and Getting Paid: Park and look for the "Extras Holding Area." You must report to the "Extras Holding Area" to sign in and to receive a "Pay Voucher." Do not lose this voucher, it is the key to being paid! Make sure you have your ACTUAL Driver's License OR your passport with you as well as a photocopy of your document. The photocopy will be collected with your voucher and given to the accounting department. If you do not have a photocopy and actual document, you will not be able to work. Please also make sure you know your Social Security number. Someone from the wardrobe or props department may take your voucher in exchange for a costume or prop and will return your voucher to you when you return your item. At the end of the day, you will sign out and turn your voucher in to a member of the AD team (Assistant Directors). Always keep your copy of the voucher receipt! It usually takes 3-5 weeks to receive your check. The payroll company listed on the voucher is your employer on record for the project/s worked! *LEGACY CASTING IS NOT YOUR EMPLOYER!!* All payroll inquiries should be made to the number listed on your voucher.
Once on Set: Do not bring your camera, laptop, ipad on set. Please turn your cell phone OFF whenever you are going on set. Once on set, the ADs (Assistant Directors) and AD PAs (Assistant Director Production Assistants) will let you know what you are supposed to do in a scene. It is very important to be quiet at all times and pay attention to their instructions. On set, everyone has a specific job to do. Please ask the AD PAs if you do not know what to do . . . do not ask wardrobe, cameramen, grips, etc. The ADs need to know where you are at all times. If you need to leave the set for any reason, please check with them first. The ADs and AD PAs are your point of contact while at work.
Actors are your Co-Workers: Please DO NOT ask the actors for autographs or engage them in conversation. Actors are working hard to be "in the zone." They are there to do a job, just like you are.
Hurry Up and Wait: In this business, everything is "hurry up and wait." There may be long periods of time when it seems as though nothing is happening. However, actors may be rehearsing lines, the crew may be lighting the set, etc. Be patient! You are getting paid even when seemingly nothing is happening! The hours can be long and the weather can be trying. When you agree to be an extra, WE NEED YOU ALL DAY LONG! Once you are "established" in a scene, we need you to remain on set until we complete the shooting of that scene. If for any reason you cannot spend twelve or more hours with us, please let us know before the day of shooting.
At Wrap: Return your wardrobe and/or props and bring your voucher to the extras holding area to sign out. In order to be paid, you must not leave with your voucher. A member of the production staff will approve your voucher and give you a receipt. Check your voucher and make sure it shows the correct number of hours worked. If you parked your car or drove your car in a scene, there is an additional "bump" on your paycheck for this. Check to make sure you were given the bump, if applicable. Save this receipt until your paycheck arrives.
Emergencies: Emergencies happen. We understand. If you are lost or sick, please call our office at 318-734-1088. If you do not show up and do not let us know in advance, you will be considered a "no show" and marked as such in our database which will impact your future bookings.
PR: We are the PR for this show! Please remember this when you post on facebook, twitter, or talk to your friends and family! In our tech savvy world, everything you say and post can be used against you. Choose wisely what to post! If you post a picture or comment on your day on set, the production could ask that you are not invited back. Be wise!
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OHF Friday, the 13th!
Friday the 13th, 2012,
Database Submissions
Recently we have been doing a LOT of work in our database and have also been learning how to use MyCastingFile. Some of you really have great photos in the database . . . but then there are some of you that the photos don't do you justice, so we have compiled this list, in David Letterman style, of "The Top 5 Photos to NOT Submit to a Casting Company."
1. Photos with a hat on, or sunglasses, or a MASK — we can't see your hair color or length. If we need a bald guy, how do we know if that is you? If we need someone with lots of hair, how do we know that's you? Um, really, it's called a headshot for a reason! LOL!!!!
2. Submitting only a photo of your head. A "headshot" is a great start but it's also REALLY helpful to send in a full body shot so we can see your body type/build. Then we know if we can book you as a bodybuilder, a champion food eater, an anorexic mother, whatever!! We need all kinds!
3. Photos with lots of people in the picture. How do we know which one is you?
4. Sending in two photos in which you look TOTALLY different. How do we know which is your current look? We don't want to know what you looked like five years ago!!!
5. The photo from your awesome trip to the Pyramids — so we can't actually see you because you are so tiny in the picture.
So, what should you submit? Great photos are of just you, are current, are well lit and show your face and body. (It's best to submit one photo from your chest up and one photo of your whole body.) Photos should also be in color. Black and white photos are artistically beautiful but it is hard to tell your hair color, eye color, skin tone, etc. And remember, photos do NOT need to be professional!!!
See you in the database . . . and hopefully on set!!!!Read More »
The Iceman
The Iceman filmed in Shreveport, LA in December 2011-January 2012. It is a true story of The Iceman murders based on the life of a notorious mafia hitman assassin. Since it was a period film, our extras were dressed in awesome costumes and got to drive period cars. It was challenging since it filmed over the Christmas and New Year's holidays which doesn't usually happen in the film world but, as always, our extras were great sports, even enduring extreme cold temperatures.Read More »


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The Egyptian writer Atef Bishai is currently scripting a series that explores the life history of the late writer May Ziadeh, who owned the largest cultural saloon in the Arab world, according to the London based Arabic daily al Sharq al Awsat.
The series tracks the life history of the late writer (1886-1941) since birth and her immigration to Egypt as she was born to a Lebanese father. This is in addition to her career beginning and writings including "Girl Opportunities", "Smiles and Tears" and "Desert Researcher" and others.
The series also tackles the changes that took place during that period whether they were social, political or cultural and how that period was flourishing with symbols of renaissance and enlightenment such as Taha Hussein, al Aqqad, Mustafa Sadeq al Rifae'i, Jubran Khalil Jubran, Ahmed Lutfi al Sayyed, Salameh Mousa and Anthony al Jamil. This is in addition to other prominent intellectuals and the 20th Century writers from Egypt and the Arab world who used to attend Ziyada's cultural conferences and forums. The series also highlights the reactions, which the cultural saloon of the late writer led to, and the society's outlook change towards woman, her creativity and ability on liberation.
The writer sought the help of 25 volumes on Ziadeh and her life history in addition to archival contents, her memoirs and writings particularly those she wrote while she was detained at the mental hospital until writer Amin al Rihani adopted her case in the press and managed to have her released out of the lunatic asylum.
The Egyptian actress, Dalal Abdel Aziz will perform the role as May Ziadeh while search is underway for the rest of the cast who will play the roles as writers. The series will be produced by the Media Production City's Production Department -- Albawaba.com


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TROPHY GAME: Butler will be trying for a
turnaround in the Pioneer Football League when it visits state
rival Valparaiso for the annual Hoosier Helmet game on Saturday,
Oct. 30. The trophy game at Valparaiso's Brown Field is
scheduled for 1 p.m. (CT, 2 p.m. in Indianapolis). The
defending champion Bulldogs have dropped back-to-back league games,
including a 21-20 decision at home to Morehead State last weekend,
and enter the final three weeks of the regular season with a 1-4
PFL record. Butler is 3-5 on the season, including a 2-2 mark
on the road. Valparaiso is 0-5 in PFL action and looking for
its first win in eight overall contests this season. The
Crusaders dropped a 30-10 decision at San Diego last weekend.
Butler has two straight wins over the Crusaders, and the Bulldogs
have taken six of the last 10 meetings with their long-standing
Indiana opponent.
Butler is 15-14 all-time in games played at Valparaiso.
HOOSIER HELMET: The Hoosier Helmet Trophy was added to the long-standing Butler-Valparaiso football series in 2006. The white helmet on a wooden base sports a Valparaiso logo on one side and a Butler logo on the other and is presented to the winner of the annual meeting after the game. The Bulldogs have captured the helmet in three of the four previous trophy games, including the past two.
FINAL DECISION: Butler drove 66 yards in 11 plays and scored on a 29-yard field goal by junior David Lang with less than a minute remaining to take a 20-18 lead over Morehead State. But the visiting Eagles only needed 48 seconds to regain the lead and ultimately decide the outcome. Morehead State quarterback Zach Lewis completed four passes for 55 yards and marched the Eagles to the Butler six-yard line on the decisive final-minute drive. Kicker Rainer Duzan then finished the march with a 23-yard field goal with 11 seconds remaining to give Morehead State the one-point, come-from-behind victory. Both teams had two touchdowns and two field goals in the game, but a third-quarter safety by the Eagles spelled the difference.
CAREER DAY: Sophomore Jordan Ridley turned in the best individual defensive performance by a Butler player this season in the Bulldogs game against Morehead State. He finished with a career-high 17 tackles, including eight solo stops, and he had four tackles for loss, including a pair of quarterback sacks. The Butler linebacker also came up with an acrobatic pass interception when he leaped to tip a pass, spun in the air and made a diving catch before hitting the ground. His pass theft late in the third quarter led to a go-ahead touchdown by the Bulldogs early in the final period. Ridley's 17 stops against the Eagles matched the most by a PFL player in a league game this year.
Jordan Ridley ranks seventh in the NCAA Division I FCS in tackles.
HANDS DOWN: Junior wide receiver Zach Watkins fueled Butler's passing attack against Morehead State with eight receptions for a season-high 118 yards. He had a season-long, 45-yard catch in the game to set up an early Butler scoring opportunity, and he later made a high-flying grab in the end zone, which was narrowly ruled out. It was the second straight year that Watkins turned in a prime time performance against Morehead State. A year ago, the first team All-PFL end caught 13 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns to help lead the Bulldogs to a 28-21 overtime victory over the Eagles.
Zach Watkins ranks third in the PFL in receptions per game (5.4).
FEELING DEFENSIVE: Despite giving up 400 yards in the loss to Morehead State, Butler continues to lead the PFL in both total defense (317.5) and pass defense (164.5). The Bulldogs stand third in the league in pass efficiency defense (120.4) and fourth in scoring defense (22.1). On the national front, Butler ranks 24th in pass defense and 28th in total defense.
DEEP KICK: Junior David Lang recorded a career-long, 45-yard field goal against Morehead State. He also had a 29-yard field goal in the contest. Lang, who now has nine field goals on the season, is closing in on the Butler single season record for field goals (11), shared by John Jenkins (1987) and Tim Witmer (1990). The former Lowell High School kicker leads the Bulldogs in scoring with 39 points.
David Lang leads the PFL in field goals.
MOVING UP: Junior quarterback Andrew Huck passed for 180 yards (15-31-0) against Morehead State and moved into seventh place on Butler's all-time passing list. Huck, who has thrown for 3,736 yards during his Butler career, is 54 yards behind Jason Stahl (3,790,1992-94) in the No. 6 position on Butler's all-time list.
•Sophomore linebacker Jordan Ridley continues to lead the
PFL in tackles (11.8). He tops the circuit in assists (61)
and is tied for third in solo tackles (34).
•Junior running back Ryan Hitchcock scored his first 2010 touchdown on a 10-yard run in the third quarter against Morehead State. Hitchcock, Butler's third-leading rusher a year ago, has 11 career touchdowns, including two against Valparaiso last year.
•Linebacker Nick Caldicott recorded a season-high 10 tackles against Morehead State. The total was one off his career-high, set against Davidson last year.
•Sophomore Michael Wilson, who averaged 40.2 yards on five punts against Morehead State, ranks third in the PFL and 25th in the NCAA Division I (FCS) in punting (40.8). He leads the PFL in punts dropped inside the 20-yard line (13).
•Freshman Trae Heeter averaged 24.3 yards on three kickoff returns against Morehead State. The first-year back ranks fourth in the PFL in kick return average (21.8).
•Wide receiver Zach Watkins moved into ninth place on Butler's all-time list for pass receiving yards with his performance against Morehead State. Watkins has racked up 1,682 yards in 28 career games. He needs 20 yards to catch Mike Chrobot (1,702, 1975-78) in the No. 8 position.
•Zach Watkins has moved into second place on Butler's all-time list for receptions with 149 career catches. Butler's all-time record of 192 receptions is held by Watkins' former teammate, Dan Bohrer (2006-09).
•Juniors Jordan Koopman and Zach Watkins are tied for seventh in the PFL in receiving yards per game (54.4). Koopman ranks fourth in the league in receptions per game (5.0), one spot behind Watkins (5.4).
•Senior Tadd Dombart ranks sixth in the PFL in punt return average (6.1).
•Senior offensive tackle Mike Staniewicz has started 31 consecutive games and 41 of 42 games during his Butler career.
•Butler starting safety Mark Giacomantonio (knee) and senior captain Donnie Gilmore (knee) continue to be sidelined with injuries. Gilmore, who had started 37 consecutive games on the offensive line for Butler, was injured in the Taylor game.


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NCAA president Mark Emmert handed down Penn State's punishment for the school's child sex-abuse scandal and coverup allegations Monday morning in Indianapolis. The punishments were stiff, to say the least. Among them: a $60 million fine and a four-year postseason ban. Read AP story.


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Would be pretty interesting if it works as well as they made it look like it did.
Virtual Reality == 1 step closer
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Looks absolutely ridiculous.
I don't want a console thats going to talk back to me.
Me - "Fuck you game, fucking cheating computer!"
Natalie - "Nut uh fuck face, u learn2play bitch!"
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Fuck wii and motion sensor things. The idea is cool and all but just look at the wii, Games are fucking retarded. People dont know how to make games for that console and its going to take ages before it starts getting interesting. And the only words I scream at my computer/console is ''Fuck you scrub'' or ''PISS!'' and maybe a ''Eat my cock'' if I feel really offended. And I'd like to keep it that way.
Wow another commercial of a seemingly perfect and happy family. Yet we perfectly know that daddy is touching his daughter at night and that mom is jealous of her leaving no chance unused to degrade her daughter. Meanwhile the good son sells his twink ass for drugs and bubblegum.
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1. That tottally defeats the purpose of a video game in the first place.
2. Phat chance it actually works even half as good as demonstrated.
3. Fucking waste of money.
4. The platform means it'll automatically cost you an obscene amount of cash every month so you can fake masurbating and skateboarding, even though it'd be easier to actually do something in real life.
5. "The only experience you need is life expierience". That's the most ironic, oxymoronic, moronic, thing anybodies ever put in a video game console commercial ever.
On a side note i think this feature will be pretty damn cool, its a leg up from WII stuff and the ps3 Move.
Also on a side note i won't get it, i will never leave the awesomesauceness of a PC to play shitty console games...at least until they get virtual reality stuff.


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text: Matt and Ville, What is the status of this? Once thing that might help in this case (as edits are done) is for Matt to create a new branch like: lp:~mfoster/ipython/ipython-ipyrender (or whatever your launchpad login is). That way all of can see exactly what the changes are in context. Then you can create (in launchpad) a "proposal to merge" for this branch and we can all review it. Let us know if you need help navigating launchpad (it can be a bit confusing at times). Thanks! Brian 2008/11/18 Matt Foster <email@example.com>: > On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:25 AM, Matt Foster <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> >> I'm happy to improve the submission and send it again. >> > > Hi Again, > > I know it hasn't been long since I sent the last email but I've been > playing around, and made a patch against lp:ipython. > > The main changes are: > * Added read_from_cmd and write_to_cmd to platutils_posix. > * Added check_cmd which uses read_from_cmd to run which and check > the output status. > * Added topclip functions for systems with pbcopy (mac) and xsel. > * Moved the win32 toclip stuff from ipy_render into platutils_win32. > * Finally, I modified the ipy_render file to use the new functions. > > I've tested this on my intel mac and linux boxes, but don't have any > windows machines handy, so I can't check that side of things. > > I'm happy to make any more changes you think might be needed, and > would appreciate any more feedback. > > See attached. > > Cheers, > > Matt > > -- > Matt Foster | http://hackerific.net > > _______________________________________________ > IPython-dev mailing list > firstname.lastname@example.com > http://lists.ipython.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/ipython-dev > >


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Would you mosh with an £8 beer?
As far as festival conditions go By:Larm – Scandinavia's largest music conference, held February 19-21 – is far more extreme than anything else around. Under an avalanche of snowfall, this showcase in Oslo in February reveals a whole new slant to 'unearthing' new talent, as minus 10 Celsius is the backdrop to a foot of snow falling each day.
You can tell the locals a mile off: they are still vertical.
(Read part two of our By:Larm coverage HERE)
Norway invests deeply in its youth music scene, and as such much of the talent on show are roughcast works in progress. There are occasional gems, some of which often fare better by contrast … and then there are bands that would never breach the blinkered UK market… and here's where this showcase prevails: hearing bands you'd struggle to hear elsewhere.
Alongside the Norwegian hospitality, massive industry seminars and the winding streets of Oslo, these were the Clash highlights.
Retro Stetson: These Icelandic hopefuls are a haughty bunch of youngsters who, with two keyboardists, strife their varied indie oeuvre until it drips in colour. With different warming tones they are as likely to dole out a deep skank as they are to burst into well-studied live disco to a riffed-up piano belter. Their very diverse sound may be too much for purists of rock, though it's unlikely Retro Stetson will care as they play with genres like inquisitive children do Lego.
Harry's Gym (pictured): As one of last year's buzz bands, there was a quiet consensus that it was make or break time for this crew peddling deep electronic rock. Despite possessing the most incongruous name, Harry's Gym have a presence and sound that could easily leap the fjords to international note. With a haunted female singer alongside three comrades layering an intricate rhythmic landscape, it's hard to comprehend their name; yet running their entire sound through the stupidly talented drummer works well, as deep and filthy programming snugly slots into their driving percussion. The singer's acerbic vocals are angled somewhere between Garbage and The Knife and cut through the evening's more moderate successes like the icy wind outside the venue. Massive promise.
Hanne Hukkelberg: One of Rune Grammofon's most impressive artists, this experimental folkstress previously played live with bicycles and type-writers. Yet in 2009 such tinkling has been swept aside by a full band whose improvised edge is very much in effect. Jarring compositions are soothed by her tender vocals, whilst the band trash their melodies and railroad their own harmonies. This wonky dynamic continues all the way through the set until the finale, where tension is wrought to breaking point and their cacophony concludes without a break. A breathtaking finale held taut by a captivating vocalist.
Low Frequency in Stereo: Not officially part of the By:Larm programme as they were playing in the Parliament building; thus, this was the equivalent of Mogwai playing in the Scottish government buildings. Weird. But LFiS were immense. Stunning in front of only a handful of people, their sonic assault was unparalleled. Walls of sound jammed up with a cosmic Moog floating in the midst. This band are about to release their fourth album, their first on Rune Grammofon, and their signature sound is deep and detailed: a supercharged post-rock landscape that oft turns and twists upon itself in thrilling mode. Fans of Mogwai who demand more crescendo pin back your ideas. Low Frequency in Stereo may well have been the best band of the weekend.
K-X-P: Rough, binary and depraved. K-X-P make accelerated krautrock which at points swerves into live three-piece techno. Disrupted soundscapes give way to layered synths given wings by urgent live drums. Yet with zero movement on stage this Finnish band are a rough prospect and have elements to hone. Occasional shouted vocals are reminiscent of DFA whilst the bass groove is all early Jimi Tenor, making it a must for a small club opposed to this echoing auditorium. Ones to watch.
Hjaltalín: Having won Iceland's equivalent to the Mercury Prize last year, these indie darlings have a subtle touch that will burn you deep inside. Sounding like Arcade Fire after a weekend boozing with The Earlies, their twee-rock is more seductive than it sounds on paper. Often employing a call and response between vocals and instrumentation, their use of an oboe is devastatingly understated and beckons the grandeur one day of a full orchestra. When they softly open their full throttle they glide like icebergs …. and look just as cool.
The Whitest Boy Alive: Rapturously anticipated, Erland Oye's stripped-back Berlin band were the highlight for many locals. Having had their forthcoming new album leaked onto the internet they purveyed coy sarcasm about playing 'only new' material to a crowd clearly peppered with illegal downloaders keen to sing along.
At times looking like an audition for Napoleon Dynamite, this band are the geekiest yet most unabashed we've seen for a very long time and are unashamed in their twee-core delights. Their new material, though not as instantly catchy as debut 'Dreams', has a gloriously simple aesthetic. Disco-inflected and warmed by deft analogue keyboards, this four-piece reduce the elements to the point where the space in their dance stompers is the sealer of the deal. Simple and unassuming, they thrive on the basis that less is more, yet returning after their regimented 30 minutes on stage they indulge the crowd with the only encore of the weekend, with debut album opener 'Burning' to fully deposit the crowd in their locally legendary pockets.
With so much breaking talent on show it's easy to see the government's support in this grass roots scene. The size of Oslo also precludes flagrant copy cat bands, making it seem on the whole vibrant and original with By:Larm spearheading the exposure beyond the nation's borders.
And in answer to the proposed question: we did indeed mosh with £8 beers. It's expensive mayhem, but the rough bliss feels twice as nice as the most expensive abandonment kicks in. Just before it's your round at the bar. Skol Skol Skol…
(Read part two of our By:Larm coverage HERE)


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|Genre: Comedy, Drama, Foreign
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Alice Braga
Fernando Alves Pinto
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Women's and Gender Studies is an academic department that fosters innovative teaching and cutting-edge research by focusing on how relations of gender, intersecting with race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, nation and other differences, affect every aspect of society. With a core faculty of three professors and more than 15 contributing faculty, our department is truly interdisciplinary in its scope, breadth and depth. We offer courses that explore women's and men's historical lives and contemporary experiences around the world, cross-cultural analyses of gender, gendered economies around the world, women's and men's roles in religion, same-sex sexualities, and theories of gender, sexualities and intersectionality.
Courses appropriate for prospective majors
WGST 101, Women Write War
WGST 135, Psychology of Women and Gender
WGST 200, Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WGST 202, Gender, Sport, and American Society
All WGST majors will take ten courses and must successfully complete a transcript notation internship.
For course descriptions and requirements for the major, refer to the Academic Bulletin: Women's and Gender Studies.
Courses that fulfill distribution requirements
Social Sciences (Division II):
WGST 135, Psychology of Women and Gender
WGST 200, Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WGST 202, Gender, Sport, and American Society
WGST 202, Advocacy Organizations, Social Movements, and the Politics of Identity
WGST 300, Africana Women's Lives
U.S. Diversity:
WGST 101, Women Write War
WGST 135, Psychology of Women and Gender
WGST 200-01, Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
WGST 202, Gender, Sport, and American Society
WGST 202, Advocacy Organizations, Social Movements, and the Politics of Identity
WGST 300, Queer Politics and Feminist Thought
WGST 305, Gender and Sexual Identities
Writing in the Discipline (WID):
WGST 250, Methods in Women's and Gender Studies
Suggested curricular flow through the major
The WGST Department encourages study abroad. Early planning makes this possible. The internship may be done while abroad.
The guidelines are written for the entering student who knows he or she wants to major in WGST. Rather than specify the courses that you "must" have in a given semester, the following are general guidelines regarding courses that we suggest you take during each year. You should think of these guidelines as giving you a fast track into the major – this provides maximum flexibility in your junior and senior year.
First and Sophomore Years
One course on feminist perspectives
One course on cross-cultural study of women and gender
One or two electives
Junior Year
One or two electives
Possible internship
Possible study abroad
Senior Year
WGST 400 (fall semester)
Internship and/or elective as needed
A student pursuing honors must enroll for a one semester, independent study that will culminate in a well-researched, sophisticated, and clearly written thesis ranging from 50-75 pages. Students can self-nominate, but will be officially selected based on performance in the Senior Seminar, especially the research paper, which must show strong potential for further development toward a thesis. The selection is also based on the department faculty's assessment of the student's academic ability and potential for successfully completing the project. Once accepted, the student will work closely with one advisor but will receive guidance and resources from other members of the department. The project must be completed by two weeks prior to the last class day in the spring semester of the senior year, so that the professor and students have time to prepare for an oral defense. The committee will be comprised of two department faculty members and a third faculty member who contributes to Women's and Gender Studies. Only the best projects will be granted Honors, but any student who completes the project will receive credit for the one semester of independent study.
If a student is pursuing honors in two majors through an interdisciplinary thesis, the project must be of a significant length and scope to qualify for honors in two departments. The specific criteria must be established and mutually agreed upon by the student and the advisors of both departments.
All students must successfully complete an internship for transcript notation approved by the department chair and the internship office.