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ASCO Annual Meeting
June 1, 2013
In a recent study, combining a high dose of ipilimumab (Yervoy) with GM-CSF (Sargramostim, Leukine) helped patients with metastatic melanoma live longer than those who received ipilimumab alone. Both ipilimumab and GM-CSF are types of immunotherapy, a treatment designed to boost the body's natural defenses to fight the cancer. Specifically, ipilimumab works to take the brakes off the immune system by targeting CTLA-4, a protein found on the surface of tumor cells that keeps the immune system from destroying the cancer. GM-CSF, on the other hand, is a growth factor that the body produces to help increase the number and function of white blood cells. It is commonly used to boost white blood cell counts after chemotherapy or stem cell transplantation.
This study included 245 patients with metastatic melanoma (melanoma that has spread to other parts of the body) who had received no more than one other treatment before the study began. As part of the study, the volunteers received either ipilimumab plus GM-CSF or ipilimumab alone.
Researchers found more than two-thirds of patients (69%) who received the drug combination were alive after one year versus half (53%) of those treated with ipilimumab alone, a significant advance for metastatic melanoma. Interestingly, adding GM-CSF also decreased some of the serious side effects of ipilimumab, especially those involving the lungs and gastrointestinal tract.
What this means for patients
"This study provides another important sign that immunotherapy can be important for patients with advanced melanoma," said lead author F. Stephen Hodi, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. Currently, ipilimumab is a standard treatment option for advanced melanoma in many countries; however, this study used a higher dose of ipilimumab than is currently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Additionally, GM-CSF is not currently approved by the FDA to treat patients with melanoma. As a result, this drug combination is only available through clinical trials at this time. If you are interested in participating in a clinical trial, talk with your doctor for more information.
Dr. Hodi was a recipient of a Conquer Cancer Foundation of ASCO Young Investigator Award in 1998.
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
- What stage of melanoma do I have? What does this mean?
- What are my treatment options?
- What clinical trials are open to me?
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We're teaming up with other food and garden bloggers to host Summer Fest 2010, a season-long garden party. Each week we'll feature favorite garden-to-table recipes and tips to help you enjoy the bounty, whether you're harvesting your own goodies or buying them fresh from the market. To join in, check out awaytogarden.com.
We've transitioned from summer fest to fall fest, and this week we're talking about spinach. Paneer with Spinach, also called Palak Paneer, is a vegetarian Indian dish made with . . . well, spinach, and paneer, a firm Indian cheese. It's quite popular; it gets prominent placement on Indian menus and is usually part of an all-you-can-eat Indian buffet. But making your own at home is easier than you think.
First, let's clear up some myths about Indian food:
True or false: Indian food is spicy.
False. Indian food is spiced, but not necessarily spicy. It relies on such flavors as cumin, coriander, tumeric, ginger, mustard seed, nutmeg and cardamom. Chilies and cayenne are used in some recipes as well, but can be adjusted to taste, so when you cook Indian food at home, you can make it as spicy as you like it.
True or false: Indian food is best left to the professionals; it should be ordered from restaurants and can't be made at home.
False. Anjum Anand is known around here for making healthy Indian food at home and on her show, Indian Food Made Easy, and our resident Spice Goddess, Bal Arneson, uses the aforementioned exotic spices to whip up easy, exotic dishes at home.
True or false: To start cooking Indian food at home, I just need a few basic spices.
So true. Stock your pantry with a few essentials, and you'll be able to get started. Don't be intimidated and try to buy everything though. Start with one recipe or two and buy the spices you'll need for those, then try to use them again another week in a new recipe. It's best to buy the freshest spices you can get your hands on, right from an Asian store where there's a higher turnover.
Now back to the Paneer With Spinach. The flavors of the resulting dish are complex, but the recipe is not; there's not even that much chopping, just onions, garlic and ginger. And you can find all of the spices you need — cumin seed, coriander and garam masala at an Indian or Asian market, along with the paneer. Paneer is a firm cheese, similar in texture to firm tofu. In fact, if you can't find or don't like paneer, you can substitute firm tofu.
First, you'll want to wash your spinach really well, especially if it's from a farm and not a package.
When you begin to cook the onions that you've chopped and the cumin seeds, your kitchen will start to smell amazing.
While the onions and cumin are cooking, blanch your spinach and puree it in a food processor or blender until its smooth. You'll add some garlic, ginger, hot peppers (don't let the seeds escape if you want to keep the dish mild) and the rest of the spices to the pan, followed by the spinach, then the paneer and some milk or cream. That all cooks for a few minutes, and viola, you're done.
The result will be creamy, bright green spinach, studded with cumin seeds and chunks of mild cheese, that tastes fresh and not like it's been sitting on a steam table all day (because let's face it, sometimes takeout tastes that way). Serve it with basmati rice or naan bread — you can buy naan at an Indian market, or if you're feeling really ambitious, make your own. And if you want to get even more fancy (and authentic) make a Mango Lassi to go along with your meal.
Recipe courtesy Anjum Anand
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
1 large onion, chopped
1 thumb-size piece fresh ginger, peeled, and sliced into long julienne strips
1 1/2 tablespoons chopped garlic (about 4 large cloves)
1 to 2 whole green chiles
2 teaspoon ground coriander
Kosher salt
8 3/4 ounces ready-made paneer, cut into cubes
1/2 to 1 teaspoon garam masala
6 tablespoons whole milk or 4 tablespoons double cream
1 to 2 teaspoon fresh lemon juice, or to taste
Add the ground coriander, and salt, to taste. Cook for another 30 seconds, then add the spinach and a splash of water, if necessary. The mixture should be loose, but not watery. Bring the mixture to a boil, and then simmer for 3 minutes.
Add the paneer cubes, garam masala, and milk to the pan. Stir the mixture, and cook for a few minutes, or until the spinach is nice and creamy. Stir in the lemon juice, to taste. Transfer the mixture to a warmed dish and serve with rice pilaf or naan bread.
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Blanch the spinach in boiling water for 3 minutes, or until wilted. Drain the spinach into a colander and run cold water over it until cool. In a food processor or blender, blend to a smooth paste, and set aside.
Heat the oil in a large nonstick pan. Add the cumin and fry for about 30 seconds, or until fragrant, then add the onion and fry over a low heat for about 6 minutes, or until the onions are soft. Add the ginger, garlic, and chiles, and cook for another minute.

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Christ, at this point with all the leaks it seems like all we need is a screen leak and we'll be able to assemble a complete damned iPhone 5 before Apple even announces the thing!
Otherwise if thy did it would be windows like 18 by today
iPhone (original) 1
iPhone 3G 2
iPhone 3GS (black or white. Color doesn' matter) 3
iPhone 4 (black or white. Gsm and CDMA) 4
iPhone 4S (black or white.) 5
New upcoming iPhone (black or white or whatever color) 6. I'll bet my iPad that the people calling it the iPhone 5 are wrong. It will be the iPhone 6 or just iPhone.
color and gsm/CDMA don't matter when it comes to the number.
The iPhone 4S should've been called the iPhone 5 but Apple just wanted to mess with everyone and NOT call it the iPhone 5.
I think they will be retarded like the iPad and call it the iPhone without a number or th NEW IPHONE. Which is REALLY STUPID. WHATS going to happen to the NEXT iPhone? Wont that be the new iPhone when it comes out? Will they call the next one the NEW NEW iPHONE?
Apple don't have ANY imagination when it comes to naming things. They go with the first thought even if it is the stupidest.
And about the leaked picture, wow. It's not like everyone has seen the logic board of all the other iPhones so no I dont see whats so good about leaking this pic.
How about a pic of the actual phone that we will see when it gets released. Now thats what people want to see. The new iPhone next to an old iPhone.
leaked pics of the internals are only good to companies like Samsung and LG and Nokia. To the public they are useless as we never see the insides of the phones so they are irreverent to us. That could be a pic of a logic board from the iPhone 3G for all we know.
is because they ate the same or very similar designs with just upgrades to the hardware of the phone.
If Apple stays true to there naming process then the new iPhone will be called an iPhone 5. That's because it will have a totally different look and hardware spec to the old versions. That gives them the option of adding the "S" to the version after the next one as they usually use a very similar design with mainly hardware changes( CPU, ram, camera etc.)
I personally think they should adopt a naming scheme using such names as the iPhone PRO, next version after that could be called iPhone PRO S. Maybe apple should give the iPhone a more mature, classy and expensive sounding name. In my opinion, iPhone PRO would be better than iPhone 5 or 6. Using numbers by themselves, well lacks imagination!
You really should read my earlier post I flaw your logic in almost every way.
Also logic boards make sense for a lot of people not me but I know tech people who do like my uncle he said that these were built to hold use more power. Like more battery etc.
I'll but down 5 bucks saying they will call it the "New" iPhone. Here is my reasoning. When they did the make over to the site last year a few small things changed. This is when the "new" iPad came out. But one notably is the urls changed they use to have the products full name in the urls. Example apple.com/store/iphone4S now it's just apple.com/iPhone or iPad. I think they are done with the numbers thing. And the "S" I mean you don't say you have an MacBook pro 12th gen do you?
It's an iPhone 4 and its black or white but its still a iPhone 4.
If the next iPhone is going to be 5 for numerical order then WHERE is the iPhone 2?
The iPhone 4 was the 4th generation, thats why it got its name. The 4S is the 5th generation but they called it 4S instead of a 5.
Again Apple dont have a clue how to name a device and just go at it all stupidly. The next iPhone name wont have any thought to it and will probably be named iPhone 7 or something stupid like that. It might even be the iPhone 2 for all we know?
If they were smart at naming their devices then we wouldn't have 2 iPads named "iPad" It would be iPad and iPad 3.
I hope Apple is leaking FAKE parts so when the legit one hits, everyone will be in awe


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The Online Dating Newbie: It Doesn't Happen Overnight
One Betty continues her online dating experiment, and gets some helpful advice from an expert.
-Faye Brennan
Betty's own assistant editor made the brave decision to lose her online dating virginity and embark on an experiment looking for love (or just a fling) on the Internet. Here, she chronicles the frustrations, surprises, and excitement of shopping for a beau online. (The online dating veteran's experiences can be found here.)
I recently went for drinks with Laurie Davis, an online dating expert and founder of eflirtexpert.com. We had met a few months ago at an online dating panel, and I figured I would keep her business card handy just in case I needed any advice in the future. She's had wild success helping people navigate the messy "web" that is online dating (she has a book in the works and a webisode series, LoveNation), so I would trust her input…
I just didn't know I'd be needing it so soon.
In my last update, I expressed my frustrations with online dating: the slim pickings of eligible men, the creep factor, and the way it ties me to my computer. After putting up with these things for a few weeks, I decided it was time to call in the reinforcements.
I voiced all of my concerns to Laurie when we met at AVA Lounge, the rooftop bar of the DREAM Hotel in Manhattan (a very nice date spot I might add). She gave me some really great advice that I think will benefit a lot of people, not just me. So pay attention: these tips usually doesn't come for free.
Read The Online Dating Veteran: The Stalker
Broaden Your Horizons
As a starting off point, Laurie asked which dating sites I'm currently on and how long I've been on them. I've been using Zoosk, How About We, and Date British Guys for over a month now. I shared my experiences with each: DBG has too few people who actually live in the US, Zoosk has too many (and not in a good way), and How About We is better, but I feel like I'm missing out on that one jackpot site: the one that's chock full of available, young, accomplished, good-looking men.
Laurie offered the following suggestions to help with my problem. First, she suggested I give Zoosk and Date British Guys a rest for the time being, and try two new sites in their place, OKCupid and Match.com. She said OKCupid is where I will find more men in my age range (22-30) who would be up for casually hanging out as well as dating. And, she assured me, Match.com is where all the accomplished men are.


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UPDATE: This contest is closed. Visit the 30 Day Challenge Contest Page [1] to find out which contests are still open, and to view winners.
The Prize:
It's Sensible Vice [2] time…
Chocolate. The Malibu farmers' market sets up shop about a half block from my office every Sunday, and one of the regular, irresistible booths is Choco Vivo [3]. Organic, fair trade, fermented less than 3 days – this is chocolate for people who like cacao, not chocolate for people who like candy bars. Winner receives an assortment of 100%, 85%, 75%, raw nibs, and the cherry, almond, peppercorn blend. For those outside the LaLa Land farmers' market circuit, you can find ChocoVivo here [4].
Coconut Juice. Today's second sensible vice comes with or without pulp (or with a hint of lime). In the pursuit of all things coconut, the winner will receive two mixed cases of coconut juice, courtesy of Amy & Brian Naturals [5]. That's over a gallon and a half of liquid. For all the athletes out there trying to bridge the gap between ideal Primal living and endurance training, this is good stuff for the days when you clock the extra mileage. And to clarify, coconut juice and coconut water are the same thing.
Miracle Fruit. Say what, now? No, it won't cause rapid weight loss. No, it won't cure cancer. No, it won't make the Giants fumble on the last down of the game. But it will make a lemon taste like candy, a Guinness taste like a chocolate milk shake, and a blueberry taste like God pouring heaven's manna down your throat. It's a fruit that plays a delightful game of chaos with your taste buds [6]. And ThinkGeek [7], the folks who donated the Homo Sapiens kitchen tool [8] last year, are offering up a packet of miracle fruit [6] this year.
The Contest:
For those unfamiliar with the 80/20 rule [9], I'll discuss it in depth later today, but in brief: if you align your life with the Primal Blueprint principles 80% of the time, consider yourself on course. While you should strive to be Primal 100% of the time, 20% happens [10]. And today it's time to share 20% stories…
So, what's your 20? Mine is beer. And I'm not talking about Bud Light Lime. I like a beer dark enough to make motor oil jealous. An no, beer is not made from meat and veggies. Despite Michelob Ultra's ad campaign, beer will not improve your performance time. It's made from wheat and barley. My 20 is an Old Viscosity Ale from Port Brewing Company. While I very rarely imbibe, I never have regrets when I do.
Now it's time to tell me yours. Today's contest isn't designed to celebrate the bad or knock all the beginners off the Primal wagon. It should serve as a reminder that even the most Primal of us have unPrimal moments, and that when we do, we shouldn't be ashamed or embarrassed about those moments. We should simply recognize them for what they are – that 20% – and keep on striving to live Primal the next day. So share your moment. Your best (or worst) 20% moment. Do so in 150 words or less in the comments section of this post.
We're not just picking a winner at random this time. The Worker Bees and I will pick our favorite moments and then hold a poll next Sunday where you'll pick the winner. A good moment is one that either shows excellent use of sensible vices [11], or a moment that exemplifies how you can pick yourself up and keep going Primal after a moment (or crazy night) of vices that are anything but sensible.
The Deadline:
September 16, 9:00 am. Only one day!
Who is Eligible:
As with most of the other perishable prizes, this stuff ain't crossing borders. A substitute prize of equal value will be offered to an international winner. Sorry, Swedish readers. Next year I'll have a Swedish prize just for Swedes.


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WITH just two weeks to go before Le Grand Depart, organisers are hoping for a great turnout at La Grande Fete in Ben Rhydding this weekend.
The annual Ben Rhydding Community Fete takes place on the former Ilkley Middle School field off Wheatley Lane and Valley Drive this Saturday (June 21)
As in previous years, there will be a full range of events including demonstrations, games, stalls, tombolas and a variety of refreshments.
But along with all the usual attractions - and in keeping with the current outbreak of Yorkshire bike fever, this year's event will feature a decorated bike competition.
Committee member, Sandra Scarlett, said: "It's free to enter, so decorate your bike and bring it along to the Fete. Any bike, any age, any theme and any number of wheels."
A parade of bikes will take place in the arena at 2.30pm, with Stephanie Millward, chair of Ilkley Cycling Club awarding prizes for 1st. 2nd and 3rd places.
Cakes and tea will be available all afternoon, as will ice cream, a barbecue and a beer tent, while other refreshments will include an adapted bike allowing visitors to use pedal power to make their own smoothies.
This is being run in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Dr. Bob and the Bluesmakers will provide musical entertainment, as will jazz band Singe 'n' Swing.
Organiser, Karen Palframan, said: "This will be our ninth Community Fete and we seem to grow each year.."
This year will see a Neighbourhood Plan stall that Ilkley Parish Council is bringing, and IIlkley Civic Society will also be there.
Mrs Palframan added: "We started out aiming to provide a fun afternoon for the community, and hoping to cover costs, so we're always very grateful to our sponsors and raffle prize donors, for helping make the Fete such a success and we're hoping for another great day this weekend."
The Ben Rhydding Community Fete will take place from 2pm to 4pm. Admission is free.
Visitors who bring decorated bikes are reminded parking is free, but they should bring their own security lock.
Meanwhile, youngsters at Ben Rhydding Pre-School have been learning all about Le Tour.
This has included learning about the history of Le Tour, the meaning of the different coloured jerseys, staying safe when cycling and
The children have also decorated bikes and tricycles ready for Ben Rhydding Fete, and making bunting in jersey colours.
Ben Rhydding Pre-School caters for children aged 2 ½ to 5 years old and has vacancies for September.


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I got to thinking about how long I've been around here (March 3, 2005 for those who are curious) and wondering what my first post with pictures might have been...I guess lately I have too much time and not enough work to do at work. I think this might be it:
It was for my mom's birthday back in 2006. I had hosted the pics on imageshack....I don't even know what my username or password for that site is anymore. Might have to look into that.
http://www.barbecuebible.com/board/view ... ght=#68440
When was your first post with pics? I thought it would be fun to share a pic from that first post. Or I could be wrong.....


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HP OpenFlow capable firmware is now GADecember 7th, 2011 by Masa
OpenFlow capable firmware for HP switches is now available without requiring special license. It can be downloaded by customers/partners from HP's website.
Current version is K.15.05.5001(for OpenFlow researchers only) as Early Availability and here is how I downloaded it:
- Go to http://www.hp.com/networking/support
- You will be required to sign-in to download the firmware. If you have your account, go to the next step. Otherwise, create it now and come back. To crate your account, place the mouse pointer over the "Sign-in" link on top right corner. Another menu pops up and click "Create new account" and follow the instruction.
- In Auto Search text-box, type the part of the product name (e.g., 5400 or 6600)
- Select appropriate product (check the check box)
- Click "Display Selected" button
- Click "software downloads" link (a bit hard to find.. look for light-blue link on the right side)
- Find the proper firmware and click the link shown as ">>". As of the timing of this blog post, "K.15.05.5001 (for OpenFlow researchers only)" in Early Availability is the one.
- You're required to sign-in. Click "Sign-in with HP Passport" button.
- Sign-in
- Finally. Click "Download" button (Read the SUPPORT CAUTION first).


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Sheriff's Office to host parent workshop in Gypsum
October 29, 2012
GYPSUM, Colorado – Community need has prompted the Eagle County Sheriff's Office to present a free substance abuse prevention workshop, from notMYkid , in the town of Gypsum. The workshop will take place Tuesday at Gypsum Creek Middle School, located at 401 Grundel Way in Gypsum, and will begin at 6 p.m.
Workshop attendees will learn about drug issues, trends, terminology, see photos of paraphernalia and be given tips on talking to their kids about drugs and establishing a proactive drug prevention plan for their families. A limited number of First Check drug test kits will be available for families to take home with them.
-Parents are invited to attend this program but it is not open to students.–


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Real San Diego Weddings: Erik + Katie
As part of the Paradise Point wedding team, I have the pure privilege of working with some of the most fabulous to-be-wed couples from San Diego and beyond. They're smart, stylish, and want a classic wedding celebration includes a little Southern California flair and a lot of fun.
Recently married Erik and Katie were just that, plus their ceremony and reception details were as vibrant and stunning as they are. Read the story of what brought this delightful duo together, and what led them to choose to say have their San Diego wedding in Paradise.
As told by Katie Koentje Â
Our Story:
We grew up 300 miles apart. We went to college 400 miles apart. We moved 3,000 miles away from home...and found each other!
How We Met:
We met in the most romantic of all places....a three person cubicle. With the two of us both having "tje" at the end of our names it must have been fate. Throw in a broken down Jeep, a crazy roommate, an adorable puppy and the rest is history!
Why Paradise Point:
Being from the East Coast we knew we wanted to get married in a setting that was unique to San Diego; Paradise Point represented that! We loved the privacy of the ceremony locations at Paradise Point. The entire property is beautiful and we knew all our guests would feel like they truly escaped to paradise. From the moment we took a tour of Paradise Point, we knew it was the spot for our big day. We loved how many great photo spots there where on the property (it was important to us to get great photos and not miss too much of the party!) Our Catering Manager Julie was a big part of why we loved Paradise Point so much. She worked with our coordinator to make all of our visions come to life. We could not have chosen a better venue for the biggest day of our lives!
The Day Of:
I was so relaxed sitting in the hair and makeup chair on my wedding day looking out onto the bay, I knew everything was being taken care of by Paradise Point and my coordinator Erica Hinshaw of Joie De Vivre. We couldn't have asked for better weather! The ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception where all just how I imagined! The ballroom was transformed and everything was perfect! The food was amazing - our guests are still talking about the lobster bisque!!Â
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October 13, 2012
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - Dropping a 1-0 lead in the second half of Saturday's match against Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) foe San Diego Christian (5-7, 2-4 GSAC), TMC stumbled in their 2-1 loss, bringing their season record to 9-3-2 and 4-2 in GSAC play.
Both teams failed to score in the first stanza, but the opening half was anything but dull. TMC lead an offensive attack as the Mustangs outshot the Hawks 12-4 within the first 45 minutes of play. Six of the 12 shots came off the foot of Mustang sophomore Shea Richards (Palmdale, CA).
For the second time in a week, the Mustangs entered into halftime scoreless. However, the scoring drought ended 13 minutes into the second half as Janelle Sulivan (Corona, CA) tallied an assisted goal from Rachel Meyers (Auburn CA), bringing the score to 1-0.
Just as the momentum was picking up for the Lady Mustangs, the Hawks responded at the 70:53 mark, evening the score at 1-1. Moments later, San Diego Christian scored again with thirteen minutes left in regulation time. Try as they might, TMC just couldn't conjure an offensive rally as the squad fell to a visiting conference opponent for the second time in a week.
Statistically, the Lady Mustangs lead the way with 17 shots and 10 shots on goal. The unranked, visiting, Hawks managed to be in the right place at the right time as they upset the NAIA's 20th ranked team in heartbreaking fashion.
"We just put ourselves under today," commented Mustang coach Curtis Lewis. "Credit goes to SDCC as they put two goals past us, and fought through the entire match. We just didn't play up to our standard today."
With hopes of breaking their two game losing streak, the Mustangs will travel up to Santa Barbara on Wednesday and take on the #15 Westmont Warriors. TMC hasn't beaten the Warriors in over a year, and will look to do so in 3:00 PM kick-off.


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BLACKBURN College has named a lecture theatre after a much-loved governor.
John Thomas said he was 'honoured' to have a lecture theatre named after him after standing down from his Corporation Board role last week.
Before retiring in 2005, John was chief executive of Blackburn Hospital, a role that he had served since 1993, overseeing the move to a single site in Haslingden Road.
The father-of-two had his portrait painted by Blackburn College artist Mariam Iqbal as well as having the lecture theatre named after him in the University Centre.
"I am proud of my association with Blackburn College," said 57-year-old John. "I was born in Shropshire but Blackburn is special to me.
"Blackburn College has helped thousands of people from the area to improve their lives through education and training and will continue to do so.
"In 12 years, I've seen a massive transformation. When I arrived, the new Victoria building was just being completed and now we have St Paul's, the University Centre, the Beacon Centre, the Sir Bill Taylor Futures Centre and we are close to completing another two projects, the Regional Automotive Hub (RATH) and new Sports complex.
"These last two will complete the College's masterplan. The campus now has the 'wow' factor."
Chair of governors Sir Bill Taylor said: "At Blackburn College, John has been a mentor and guiding light to many of the governors for a number of years.
"He is a strong gentleman and a gentle strong man — something a lot of people can only aspire to."
John and wife Jen plan to travel while John has agreed to take on a 'less demanding' role as Trustee of Age UK in Blackburn with Darwen.


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TONY Smith fears he may be without Trent Waterhouse after the Australian suffered a knee injury in Warrington Wolves' win against St Helens.
Wolves welcomed back Ben Westwood after a lengthy lay off with a calf injury, while Stefan Ratchford continued to impress since his return last weekend.
But Smith admitted it could be one in, one out for Wolves, with second-rower Waterhouse needing to undergo a scan.
"We're a bit fearful on Waterhouse," he explained. "I think he's done a medial strain.
"We'll have him scanned, we could have got one back and lost one. Lately we've been getting a few back so hopefully it'll be good news on the 'House'."
Ratchford marked his return against Catalan Dragons last week with a try and joint-skipper Westwood was at the forefront of Wolves' early dominance in the Magic Weekend victory.
"Having Westwood back was fantastic, he looked like he hadn't missed a week," added Smith. "He (Ratchford) was pretty good last week after having some injuries.
"He was coming good before he got injured as well and probably didn't have the start to the season he would like but he's been building that up.
"A number of our players have, we had a few more senior players out there and that makes a difference when you've got that experience."
Smith could add to that experience with Simon Grix and Richie Myler next weekend: "Grixy and Myler should be back next week, we held him back their so we've got another experienced player ready to come back."
He is also confident the younger players in the squad are starting to step up their game, with Matty Russell adding a spectacular try from inside his own half in the win over Saints.
"The young guys are really stepping up as well," said Smith. "They've gained a whole lot of experience and learned about what requirements are necessary for Super League.
"That comes with games and getting beaten sometimes and reacting, some things went our way today, and we made it go our way in that first half particularly.
"I thought our scrambling defence was enormous, we covered for each other on many occasions. There was some stuff we didn't do so well but we covered for each other and that's a big thing.
"That team there was about to go top of the tree if they'd had a win off us, so we might be alright still, we might be OK."


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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. - Altamonte Springs Police arrested two men on Tuesday who they say organized a "large-scale" illegal gambling ring involving thousands of dollars moving through two locations.
Cops arrested Andrew Poirier, 21, and Roberto Torres, 44, on multiple charges of establishing a place of gambling.
After an anonymous CrimeLine tip led to a two-month investigation, officers executed search warrants on Mar. 22 at 803 Borde Del Carmino Drive and 674 Sandy Neck Lane Unit #104, the two main locations where the gambling took place.
Police say that poker buy-ins ranged from $100 to $1500. The raided sites included multiple tables, dealers and waitresses serving alcohol without a liquor license. One location had a surveillance camera set up outside with a view of the street.
"We aren't out to get the average poker player playing with his friends on the weekends," said Rob Pelton of Altamonte Springs police. "This was clearly operating as a business they were out to make money."
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On October 27 2011, I attended a conference jointly organised by the IMF and the government of Iceland to celebrate Iceland's graduation from the programme and evaluate the outcome of the rescue. I also moderated the final panel.
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Anyone like Tom Waits? Those who don't, does this make any sense to you? --Black Flamingo 22:42, April 13, 2011 (UTC)
- I'll try to review this. Don't expect much. ~ 21:33, 22 April 2011
The idea, the angle, the grand funny of the article...
|I totally did not just spend the past
But seriously, now that we've established that I suck, I should probably point out, on the off chance you hadn't already guessed as much, that I am not actually familiar with the fellow... and that indeed, it does make a fair amount of sense. No, I don't know what a lot of the stuff mentioned actually is, but it fits together and appears to make sense in terms of itself and with what little I read of the wikipedia article on the subject, so you needn't worry about that. It all seems perfectly in order, although you may want to look to the distribution. Some bits seem rather patchy, or jumpy, and at times the cool-cat storytelling just gets inconsistent, although I'll try to say more what I mean about that later. The way it is presented, this story, as well as the... ah, heavy feel of it, are just lovely overall, and work for this quite well, so... yeah.
The implementation, how funny the article comes out...
|Mind, some of this doesn't seem particularly funny - it fits the overall notion, and there's also a fair bit that is indeed quite good, but some... it feels kind of forced, I suppose. So much slang, or whatever you call it, crammed into the very beginning, for instance, the introduction, especially compared to the rest of it where it evens out more and gets into the actual story... perhaps more about the guy himself, there? An entire first paragraph of genre references before saying anything at all about the guy save for his name, that's too much of that, or too little of him. Sets the scene, though, and when it does get into the guy, seems a rather fascinating fellow, indeed. Speaker knows him... whoever the speaker is. Not terribly funny, but it doesn't need to be.
Mmm, but the details are strange. How could he know that, such specifics, what are work? Embellishment? Stories? Part of the lore? Being there? Doesn't even matter; it's the story, and everyone remembers things a little different, and different pieces, but... why aren't there more? Throughout. And nothing about the life between 0-20, not even a mention of nothing worth mentioning, or the jazzmaniness hiding itself or not hiding itself or causing problems or causing girlfriends, it seems strange to me. Telling it as a story, stories flow, even if only to establish the transition in some more explicit manner.
There are a lot o good lines in this, though. Quotes, comments...
And he had a show? Excuse my cluelessness, but playing around town and taking a show on tour, it seems like a jump. I don't actually know what that means, so perhaps you just need to smack me or something, but as a result of this seeming jump, I find myself too bemused over that to even have an inkling as what the fellow does mean, and such.
|Prose and formatting
Appearance, flow, overall presentation...
|AARRGHHH. That said, not bad, not bad at all, all that I said before. Only thing it's really lacking, however, is smoothness, and somehow I just feel that this should be smooth, for what it is. I mean, so much of this is jazz... anyhow, save for the stuff I've already complained about... spacing? Pacing? I put in a nice long mumble about the complete lack of an early life, but it does also seem like maybe he's stopping, taking a long breath or some such and considering... but there's nothing really to indicate it, prose-wise, and that's the problem. Just nothing. I'd suggest more paragraphing, perhaps double line-breaks when emphasising pauses, perhaps for the background music, but there are some users who make a point to remove those from every article in which they see them (and the things usually do do more harm than good, so I'm not sure I blame them), and they are rather... ah, messy. But anyhow, paragraphing... the thing could do with more. Whenever the speaker pauses, goes onto a slightly new notion, or waits for something, give it a new paragraph, even if he goes back into the same notion as before, or it's directly related; it should help the flow when reading it immensely. Yes, this could result in a lot of really short, spindly paragraphs, but speech is like that. Broken and fluid, full of rises and falls...
Also, I love the use of links. Missed that, of late, though perhaps I've simply grown optimistic, mousing over on articles hoping for a quick joke or hidden meaning... but it is nice to see. Do you always do that? I can't even remember from the last two I read. Or were those yours? I don't remember that, for sure, either. Strange.
Francis Ford Coppola... a person... but introducing the person before the relation, it just throws me off, you know? Am I the only one? Even an 'and' at the beginning of it would help, as there's apparently no transition at all. Smooth sailing, when suddenly, another person! Whatever it is in the story itself that transitions the notions, drinks, music, a sudden thought or memory, it doesn't translate to the text, or to the reader.
Actually, that whole section needs more. Confusing. Not sure what's going on. Well, can tell what's going on, but it's sudden and it seems to miss opportunities or some such unhelpful vagueness, and it's so brief. The filmography seems kind of meaningless, save to prove the point that he was in a few, and make a quick crack at the roles, but without any real introduction or anything referring to it, I find myself wondering why it's there at all, and/or why it's a table. This is a story, after all, told in an ambient setting, the life of which'll draw one in, but then suddenly a table? It breaks it. Just say it; the speaker should have no trouble listing that off, making quips of the rolls, and generally being vibrant and alive, not some dreary encyclopaedia.
And after that, it does go back into the same manner as the introduction, sudden and full and really rather lovely, but it also makes more apparent how different this is, and how little mention of the background noise there is in the rest of it by comparison. Might be something to consider. Might not. Emphasis and all.
His personal life, though, why is this in a separate section toward the end? Some of it is already just worked into other bits... why not do the same with the rest of this? I dunno, maybe that wouldn't work, but...
The graphics themselves, as well as their humour and relevance...
|They seem rather lovely. Fit the thing, good captions, good quality, good distribution... although the second one just confuses me. The caption. I'll just assume 'sa reference or some such that I'm missing and just mosey along, though.
Anything else... or not...
|My brain tells me this resembles the average; my gut says, "FEED ME!" I'm ignoring my gut for now.
|Final score
~ 09:07, 24 April 2011
|This article seems goodish. I can't really tell. But it seems bloody goodish, to a point of almost being alive. That's rather goodish. How that for utterly unhelpful? Hopefully the rest of the review wasn't as unhelpful as this, although from looking at the numbers, I'm not feeling very optimistic... er... well, you know.
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PADDY MATHERS, who returned to winning form last week with successes at Redcar and Thirsk, can continue his good run at Beverley today in the feature race on the card.
Mathers, who is attached to Richard Fahey's Malton stable, rides for his boss in the £10,000 Swan Industrial Drives Handicap aboard Ingleby Smphony.
The jockey, who won on the four-year-old at Ayr last backend, was also in the saddle when Ingleby Symphony made her recent reappearance on the same course and finished a good second, beaten less than a length.
That outing should have done her good and, off bottom weight, Ingleby Symphony is fancied to provide Mathers with his third winner in under a week.
Fahey, pictured, also has other winning chances on the card. In the opening Mayday Raceday Maiden Stakes, the Musley Bank trainer saddles Clouds Rest, who made an encouraging start to her career at Nottingham a fortnight ago when finishing a good second to her more experienced stablemate Burtonwood. She is well drawn in stall one and should go well under Tony Hamilton.
Fair Flutter, a winner here last season and successful on his final start at Nottingham in October, reappears in the Brian Brown 'Open All Turnstiles' Retirement Handicap.
In the Peter Walford Memorial Handicap, Grasped is an interesting runner from Lady Cecil's Newmarket yard. Unbeaten in two outings on the Polytrack at Lingfield, Grasped looks a potentially talented colt. This is a different test for him on turf, but he is not to be underestimated. Graham Lee rides.
Former Hambleton trainer Les Eyre, back from Spain, where he has trained for the last decade, sent out Real Tigress to win on this course last month. The five-year-old has every chance of following-up in the Racing Again on Tuesday 13 May Handicap.
Tim Easterby does not have too many runners at Warwick and it may be significant that the Great Habton trainer has sent Hayek to the course for the Art Kitchen Warwick Apprentice Handicap.
The seven-year-old should have benefited from his comeback outing at Newcastle. He will have the assistance of Rachel Richardson, who has ridden three winners for her boss Easterby in the last few weeks.
Paul Hanagan may prove to be the jockey to follow at Warwick. He has a couple of winning chances aboard Rise Up Lotus and Munaaser, both of whom are bidding to step up on their seasonal debuts.
Rise Up Lotus shaped well in sixth at Newmarket last month and would surely not need to improve much on that effort to lift the British Stallion Studs Maiden Fillies' Stakes. She earns the nap vote.
Munaaser, who runs in the Breeders Backing Racing Maiden Stakes, was a beaten favourite on his reappearance at Pontefract last month. That was a
slowly-run race that developed into a sprint finish and it seemed to catch out Sir Micheal Stoute's colt, who had shown plenty of promise on his only outing as a juvenile at Yarmouth. He can surely do better this time.
North Yorkshire raiders, Bousatet (3.40), trained by Kevin Ryan, and Richard Fahey's Mfiftythreedotcom (5.25), who ran a good first race of the campaign at Beverley last month, are also worth a second look.
Beverley today
2.05 Clouds Rest, 2.40 Gold Club, 3.15 Grasped, 3.50 Ingleby Symphony, 4.25 Fair Flutter, 5.00 Real Tigress, 5.30 Tamayuz Magic.
Warwick today
1.55 Hayek, 2.30 Rise Up Lotus (NAP), 3.05 Clear Focus, 3.40 Bousatet, 4.15 Bon Voyage, 4.50 Munaaser, 5.25 Mfiftythreedotcom, 5.55 Bed Bed.
Today's other meetings: Bath, Ffos Las, Kempton and Windsor.
Tomorrow's meetings: Brighton, Catterick, Exeter, Fakenham and Kempton.


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I have a Hawking HWUG1 USB wireless card and was using the USB version of BT3. It recognises the rausb0 device, and kismet runs, but it won't detect any networks. If I try it using the internal wifi card in my laptop, it works fine.
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Cora's review of Dare by Marilyn Halvorson
This book is about a teen boy named Dare and his younger brother Tyler. After a tragic death in the family the two boys move into a home that they least expect to be in especially Dare who wanted out. Dare couldn't leave his brother? But could he? Could he adjust to his new life? To find out what happens you should read this book.
I liked this book because it's easy to read and it always leaves you in suspense to know what happens. The ending may surprise you. I personally think people should read this book.
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Mr. James William Arnette, age 84, of Arnette Hollow Road, Vilas, passed away Wednesday morning, January 8, 2014 at Life Care Center of Banner Elk.
Born February 4, 1928 in Watauga County, he was a son of the late James Wesley and Pearl Arnette. Mr. Arnette was a member of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. He was retired from ASU where he worked in building services. James was also a farmer and beekeeper.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Mary Hodges Arnette, four sons; Billy Arnette and wife Gina of Boone, Vernon Arnette and wife Debbie, Danny Arnette and wife Jane, and Bynum Arnette and wife Diane all of Vilas, one daughter; Kathy Simmons and husband Allen of Vilas, one half sister; Flowers Yates of Lenoir, one half brother; Fred Arnette of Zionville, two grandchildren; Spencer Arnette and friend Jessie, and Vanessa Hensley and husband Andy, three great grandchildren; Grant, Isaac and Elijah Hensley, two step granddaughters; Alisha Byrd and husband Shane and Cassie Gladney and husband Curtis, five step great granddaughters; Kendall Williamson, Hallie Byrd, Lexie Byrd, Alayna Gladney, Averie Gladney, one step great grandson, Nathan Byrd, and a number of nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to is parents he was preceded in death by three brothers; Ralph, John and Clyde Arnette, and four sisters; Mary Hicks, Annie Darnell, Verda Hicks and an infant; Verda Arnette.
Funeral services for Mr. James William Arnette will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Austin & Barnes Funeral Home Chapel. Officiating will be Rev. Derick Wilson. Burial will follow in the Arnette family cemetery. Flowers are accepted or memorials may be made to the Arnette Cemetery Fund, in care of Junior Arnette, 366 Arnette Hollow Road, Vilas, NC 28692. The family will receive friends prior to the service from 1 o'clock until 2 o'clock at Austin & Barnes Funeral Home. Online condolences may be shared with the Arnette family at austinandbarnesfuneralhome.com
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Rockies, Garland unable to heat up in nightcap
DENVER -- Coors Field is a wonderful place to homer an opponent into submission. For the first time this season, the Rockies know how it feels to be on the wrong end of clubbing bats.
Juan Francisco homered for two runs in the fourth and the Upton brothers, B.J. and Justin, hit consecutive solo shots in the fifth as the Braves completed a doubleheader sweep with a 10-2 victory Tuesday night to complete a freezing day that was icy for the home team.
All the homers in the nightcap came off Rockies right-hander Jon Garland (2-1), who gave up 10 hits in six innings. The Braves (15-5), who entered the day tied with the Rockies (13-7) for the Majors' best record, also hit three homers in the opener, a 4-3 Atlanta victory with Jeff Francis absorbing all the long-ball damage. The Braves also entered the day leading the National League in home runs by one over the Rockies, who have lost three straight for the second time this season.
The first-pitch temperature in the first game was 23 degrees, lowest in a Major League game since STATS Inc. began tracking it in 1991, and it was a balmy 30 at the start of the nightcap. Yet the team from "Hotlanta" seemed to take over Coors Field, with Braves fans among the brave and shivering attendees vocally cheering and tomahawk-chopping to their hearts' content.
Before Tuesday, Garland had given up just one home run in 33 career innings at Coors.
"I've maintained this whole time, if you don't make pitches, you're going to get hit," Garland said. "A lot of those pitches were up, didn't move. I was walking guys, putting guys on in front of hits. It was just a bad night overall."
Rockies manager Walt Weiss gave a simple but difficult-to-accomplish plan for beating the Braves.
"You've got to keep them in the yard," he said. "We had a tough time doing that today. They ended up with six homers in the two games. That's what they do. It's a quick-strike team. They hit the long ball."
The Rockies have lost a series at home for the first time this season, and are 5-3 during a homestand that ends with Wednesday afternoon's series finale. Needing a starter to fill in for Jhoulys Chacin (back strain), the Rockies called up right-hander Tyler Chatwood, who was 1-0 with a 1.84 ERA in three starts at Triple-A Colorado Springs.
Garland said his troubles had more to do with not being able to keep balls down in the strike zone than the weather.
"It made it miserable," Garland said. "It wasn't fun. It made it a little bit tougher to grip the ball, but I'm not going to sit here and say it's the reason I missed my pitches. Throughout the game, I was able to make pitches.
"It's not fun, especially for position guys who are standing around. Even for a pitcher, you're moving around, but I couldn't feel my feet after the second inning."
Braves right-hander Julio Teheran (1-0) entered with a 7.31 ERA but left the Rockies feeling cold in seven innings. Teheran gave up eight hits but allowed only one run on Michael Cuddyer's two-out single in the third for a 1-0 lead.
"We got some hits off of him, but he did a good job of battling," Rockies second baseman Josh Rutledge said. "When we did get those hits, we couldn't put any runs across."
In the fourth, Francisco's fourth homer of the season and Jordan Schafer's two-out RBI single gave the Braves a 3-1 lead.
B.J. Upton's homer was his third and Justin Upton's was his 11th. It marked the third time they've homered in the same game since both joined the Braves over the winter -- B.J. as a free agent, Justin in a trade with the D-backs. It was their first back-to-back homers, and it marked the 27th time in Major League history that brothers had gone deep in the same contest.
The sweep was big for a Braves team that had lost four of their last five before Tuesday, a stretch that included dropping three of four in Pittsburgh.
"To come out here and do what we did today with the conditions, and not give away at-bats, get good pitches to hit, and put some hits together, that can boost us," Justin Upton said.
The Rockies tacked on a run in the ninth on three consecutive two-out singles by Yorvit Torrealba, Jonathan Herrera and Eric Young Jr. It was part of a three-hit night for Young, who is 12-for-30 (.400) during the current homestand.
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Hardball in the Rockies, and follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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They continue this for a full minute, but never let go of each others hands. How is this possible?
HintThink of the way they are facing. (Cardinal directions)
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Peter Jaszi
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Peter Jaszi teaches domestic and international copyright law, as well as law and literature. He also directs the Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property Law Clinic and helped to establish the Program on Intellectual Property and Information Justice. Professor Jaszi is a frequent speaker to professional audiences in the United States and abroad. With Craig Joyce, Marshall Leaffer and Tyler Ochoa, he co-authors a standard copyright textbook, Copyright Law (Lexis, 7th ed., 2006). Alone and with Martha Woodmansee, he has written several articles on copyright history and theory; together they edited The Construction of Authorship, published by Duke University Press. In 1994, Professor Jaszi was a member of the Librarian of Congress' Advisory Commission on Copyright Registration and Deposit, and in 1995 he was an organizer of the Digital Future Coalition. He is a Trustee of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A., and a member of the editorial board of its journal. In 2007, he received the American Library Association's L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award, and in 2009 the Intellectual Property Section of the District of Columbia Bar honored him as the year's Champion of Intellectual Property. Since 2005, Professor Jaszi has been working with Professor Patricia Aufderheide of the American University's Center for Social Media on projects designed to promote the understanding of fair use by documentary filmmakers and other creators. In 2006-07, he led an interdisciplinary research team, funded by the Ford Foundation,that investigated the connections between intellectual law and the traditional arts in Indonesia. He currently serves on the board of ITVS, an important funder of documentary film projects. For the years 2009-2010, Professor Jaszi is serving as the Intellectual Property Scholar of the Center for Intellectual Property at the University of Maryland University College.
Currently Teaching
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Areas of Specialization
- White Collar Crime
- International Intellectual Property
- Intellectual Property
- Copyright Law
Degrees & Universities
- J.D., Harvard Law School 1971
- A.B., Harvard University 1968
Selected Publications
- Peter Jaszi, C. Joyce, M. Laeffer, & W. Patry, Copyright Law (Matthew Bender & Co., 3d ed., 1994).
- Peter Jaszi, D. Aaronson, B. Hoff, N. Kittrie and D. Saari, The New Justice: Alternatives to Conventional Criminal Adjudication (Govt. Printing Off. 1977).
Other Publications
- Christine Haight Farley, Peter Jaszi, Victoria Phillips, Joshua Sarnoff, & Ann Shalleck, Clinical Legal Education and the Public Interest in Intellectual Property Law, 52 St. Louis U. L.J. 735 (2008).
- Peter Jaszi, S. Carle, A. Shalleck, & M. Valdez, Experience As Text: The History of Externship Pedagogy at the Washington College of Law, American University, 5 Clin. L. Rev. 403 (1999).
- Peter Jaszi, Is This the End of Copyright as We Know It?, in Nordisk Forum for Bibliotekschefer (NORDIFO 1998).
- Peter Jaszi & M. Woodmensee, The Law of Texts: Copyright in the Academy, 57 College English 769 (1995).
- Peter Jaszi, Authorship and New Technologies from the Viewpoint of the Common Law Traditions, in WIPO Worldwide Symposium on the Future of Copyright and Neighboring Rights (World Intell. Prop. Org. 1994).
- Peter Jaszi & M. Woodmansee, The Author Effect: Contemporary Copyright and Collective Creativity (Editor's Introduction), 10 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L.J. 274 (1992).
- Peter Jaszi, Section 505 and All That - The Defendant's Delimma, 55 L. & Contemp. Probs. 107 (1992).
- Peter Jaszi, A Garland of Reflections on Three International Copyright Topics, 8 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L. J. 47 (1990).
- Peter Jaszi, Virtual Reality, Appropriation, and Property Rights in Art: A Roundtable Discussion, 13 Cardozo Arts & Ent. L. J. 89 (1989).
- Peter Jaszi, Victim Interests in Anti-Terroristic Legal and Law Enforcement Policy, in Dimensions of Victimization in the Control of Terroristic Acts (Centre International de Criminologi 1977).
Selected Works in Progress
- Peter Jaszi & M. Woodmansee, The Ethical Reaches of Authorship, __ S. A. Q. __ (forthcoming).
Selected Honors & Awards
- Intellectual Property Section of the District of Columbia Bar Champion of Intellectual Property ( 2009).
- American Library Association's L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award ( 2007).


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zepi - Monday, March 04, 2013 - link"Even the physical theft protection aspect can be easily handled with the Kensington lock feature."
Considering that 12mm (half an inch) steel-cables / U-locks are unable to prevent bicycle theft, I really doubt that anything a Kensington lock could be attached to would prevent anyone from stealing the thing. Reply
Cstefan - Monday, March 04, 2013 - linkI've enjoyed demonstrating the worthlessness of these to company bigwigs that about 1 minute with medium duty snips is all it takes. Reply
ganeshts - Monday, March 04, 2013 - linkPoint noted, but it does act as a first-level deterrent. The unit is really heavy too, and combining these two factors, I think a casual break-in will probably result in the N2 being left alone. Reply
Penti - Monday, March 04, 2013 - linkIt's actually more a insurance thing from what I gather. As they wouldn't cover something left unattended. It has nothing to do with actual physical security, especially not for server side equipment. Companies tend to lock the computers in computer security cabinets itself in a locked room at the end of the day if they care or has any policy regarding security/theft. Reply
robb.moore - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkPenti-
You're right. Most companies that care about physical theft security have their equipment in a closet or locked room. That being said, we're releasing a floor mount locking kit for the N2 which allows the N2 to be bolted to the floor or wall. It'll also allow the block all access to all ports and screws (front and back) with a steel panel that can be padlocked into place.
In regards to physical security, it's an issue as with anything - you get what you pay for. Class 3 Bank Vaults cost more than an Ace Hardware padlocks. With ioSafe, we are constantly thinking about what makes the most sense from a cost, weight and user's perspective.
We consider the N2 a building block to help with businesses dealing with vulnerable data. Multiple N2's hidden and synchronizing on the LAN might be a good solution for some businesses. Using a combination of N2's, traditional cloud and offsite vaulting also might work for some businesses. No one solution works for everyone.
Great discussion.
Robb Moore
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sphigel - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkThe odds of a bike thief having a bolt cutter are pretty good. The odds of a home burglar having a bolt cutter are significantly less I would think. Without a bolt cutter these Kensington locks would be a pretty strong deterrent. Reply
BrokenCrayons - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkI've had to remove Kensington-style locks at my office from laptops when combinations are forgotten or keys are lost. All that's required is a folding multitool (Gerber, Leatherman, etc.) and couple of minutes to gnaw at the cable after using the knife or saw blade to slice away a bit of the plastic jacket (which isn't necessary depending on cable thickness. Of course, taking out the hard drive and protecting the laptop from metal fragments when cutting down the actual lock to take it apart is a little bit more of a pain, but that can happen at someone's leisure after a theft has happened. Reply
secretmanofagent - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkThat, and I'm pretty sure they're just going to yank it really hard if they don't want to wait. Reply
bbomb - Monday, March 04, 2013 - linkNo physical testing of the waterproofness or fireproofness? Reply
Samus - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkThere are some pretty ridiculous videos on YouTube, one involving it being driven over by a bulldozer. Reply
Bobs_Your_Uncle - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkI done my durndest, but from nowhere within the article was I able to ferret out a reference price for this Beautiful Beast. Reply
ganeshts - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkDiskless is $599 ; Sorry for the oversight Reply
wchpitt - Wednesday, May 07, 2014 - linkWow! So $400 of sheet metal wrapped around a $200 NAS. I believe, I would use the extra $400 to buy a second NAS and drives and then use a second physical location with HSI and sync the two (e.g. office to house with RSync) Reply
ssj3gohan - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkI want to see its USPs addressed! Fireproofness, waterproofness, resistance to electrical problems and theft. And honestly, if any problems are worth addressing it's those last two. Reply
robb.moore - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkHi ssj3gohan -
The N2 can be used with just about any commercially available UPS. Many of the more popular brands can be used with the USB port on the N2 to intelligently shut it down if power failure is imminent.
Human error ranks as the highest reason for data loss so don't forget that on your list :)
But all issues are worth addressing as they're all reasons for protecting data. Check out the post from me above to Penti regarding the floor mount kit or redundant N2's on the LAN.
Robb Moore
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ShieTar - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkBut photos are not really constantly updated. Regular backups with an external harddrive, which you keep at your workplace or some other remote place are a much cheaper solution to your scenario. Reply
otherwise - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkI'm very disappointing that a review of a component that claims to be fireproof didn't involve fire. I'd love to see someone test that claim. Reply
BrokenCrayons - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkThat could be a good excuse for Anandtech's staff to play with fire. BrokenCrayons encourage this manner of testing. Reply
tygrus - Tuesday, March 05, 2013 - linkThe ioSafe is still just a part of your backup and disaster recovery plans. It's a key element for some but not to be used as the sole storage device on the network. Designed for small business and paranoid home users. Not designed for everyday use nor as the primary location of files. Store them on another server and backup regularly to the ioSafe. Reply
random2 - Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - linkI'd be interested in learning more about the WD drives in the Compatibility List that didn't meet temp requirements, the very same model 2,3 and 4TB drives Ganesh is using to test the device.
"*Note: Drive will not operate in normal working environments above 30°C (86°F)."
30 degrees Celsius? Holy Doodle Batman! These are supposed to be enterprise drives? What am I missing? Reply
Death666Angel - Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - linkWell, all I could find about the drives is that they are rated for operation between 5°C and 55°C. Not sure what ioSafe means.
But I have to say, I find it hard to believe that any enterprise would subject their HDDs to non-climate-controlled rooms. So staying below 30°C environmental temperatures should not be a problem in any enterprise situation. Reply
robb.moore - Monday, March 11, 2013 - linkThat particular series of WD enterprise drives (FYYZ) runs hotter than most. Both Synology and ioSafe recommend a 30C operating environment in order to maintain 55C or lower on the drive PCB. Hope that helps!
-Robb Moore
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random2 - Thursday, March 14, 2013 - linkI get your point although I'll be a great number of enterprise class drives are not installed in purpose built rooms serviced by hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of HVAC equipment. Reply
random2 - Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - link*For the ioSafe N2, an updated version of the DataCast component is being used. This design allows for more water to be part of the mixture, and we can even see water droplets forming on the inside after operating the unit for a short time. The more water we have in the surrounding material, the better is the fire resistance.*
Since this just seems to be so counter-intuitive to most of us working with electronics, can you shed a little more light on how ioSafe came up with this idea for cooling etc. I realize the actual drive housing must be hermetically sealed, but this is still pretty cool stuff. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, March 06, 2013 - linkI had some coverage of the DataCast and other related components in the SoloPRO review: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5731/iosafe-solopro-... : DataCast is based on the final patent in that page (a super-saturated enclosure made of gypsum or similar material). Hope that answers your questions. Reply
random2 - Thursday, March 14, 2013 - linkThank you Ganesh...Appreciate the link a great deal.
Cheers. Reply


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DETROIT -- Before this season began, the Braves were not looking forward to spending most of April on the road. Now that the opening month is nearing its end, they look like a fatigued club that has been worn down by travel and the mounting struggles encountered over the past week.
Less than 24 hours after striking out a season-high 18 times and suffering their third shutout loss in a span of nine games, the Braves were hoping to break out of their offensive funk against Rick Porcello, who had allowed nine runs and recorded just two outs during his previous start against the Angels.
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"I think every pitcher is going to get their [butt] kicked at some point this year," Medlen said. "Hopefully, it was my day today to get my butt kicked a little bit. I battled my [butt] off today. But they did some damage with a couple of pitches."
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Peralta opened the afternoon's scoring when he stayed back and launched a hanging 0-1 curveball over the left-field wall for a two-run home run in the second inning. Two innings later, Infante provided the crushing blow by hitting an 0-2 fastball over the left-center-field wall for what proved to be a decisive two-run homer.
"I was 1-2, 0-2 on guys, standing on the mound thinking, 'What the [heck] am I supposed to throw right now? I've got nothing for this guy right now,'" Medlen said. "You go out there trying to make pitches and they're not working that day. Obviously, I'm trying to make the adjustments and they just didn't work."
Medlen's inability to get comfortable with his mechanics proved to be just part of the problem for the Braves, who have lost six of eight since beginning the season with a 13-2 record. Their offensive production was limited to Justin Upton's eighth-inning home run and a three-run third inning that could have proven disastrous for Porcello.
Courtesy of four singles, two walks and a fielder's choice, each of the first seven batters the Braves sent to the plate in the third inning reached first base. Dan Uggla drew a bases-loaded walk to score the inning's first run and Justin Upton followed with an RBI on a fielder's choice. But the only other run scored via this threat came on Freddie Freeman's soft two-out single to shallow center field.
Porcello proved perfect in four of his six complete innings and surrendered just a two-out fourth-inning single after minimizing damage in the third inning, which began with B.J. Upton getting thrown out attempting to steal second base after recording an infield single.
"I think at some point we got a little aggressive on him and didn't get our pitches to hit," Justin Upton said. "Sometimes that happens. We feel like we're about to break through and put some runs on the board. Sometimes, you get aggressive. It didn't work out in our favor."
The Braves have hit .213 (10-for-47) with runners in scoring position in their past eight games. Some of their offensive struggles could be a product of the fatigue that has built as they have played just two of their past 15 games at home. They have won three of the first nine games of the current 10-game road trip that will conclude on Sunday.
"We're playing good teams and running into teams that are playing well," Medlen said. "You never like to make excuses. But I think we're ready to play at Turner Field."
Medlen had appeared to distance himself from the mechanical struggles that plagued him during Spring Training and the first two innings of his season debut against the Phillies. But as he faced the dangerous Tigers lineup, he struggled to command his fastball on both sides of the plate and found some inconsistencies with his offspeed pitches.
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That has recently been a common theme for the Braves, who cut the deficit to one run when Justin Upton hit his Major League-leading 12th home run in the eighth inning. But their hopes of completing a comeback were damaged when Infante capped his three-hit game with an RBI double that fueled Detroit's two-run eighth inning.
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Topic closed. 269 replies. Last post 5 years ago by Kola.
No way would I attempt to code this mess for anybody's use.
THERE ARE TOO MANY IFS, POSSIBLES, COULD BES AND MAYBES IN IT. I've said that countless times.
DX123, she has said she made it up before she posted. She acknowledges she don't use it herself; she hasn't shown any results from testing; she won't answer questions, and then turns it into a personal attack when I call it a mess? LMAO
Read all my posts, I don't say things flippantly without doing a pretty thorough investigation. I coded it for testing. Here's the states I've tested:
Add Texas to that list. Would I use it? NO.
Would I suggest anyone in those states use it? NO.
As she has said there are a lot better systems here on LP that do no require anyone to accept contrived notions, or bad math, or believe everything they see on science fiction theater.
In defence of Kola>>>
What exactly are you missing 'garyo' to convert Kola's data into an alogrithm. Never mind expounding on 'your' wants and needs, explain your irrational behaviour to all on the LP, for I have had plenty of ideas that have been converted to programs especially for me, and they have paid out regardless of the DEPTH of UNDERSTANDING. None of them were so adament as you to try and reduce everything to their own whime of disagreement because of this and that in interpreting ideas. My programs work today, yesterday and even into the future, which is where we all want to be with repect to the LOTTERY. I'm sure you will agree...and if you do then you will agree about everything Kola has posted regardless of YOUR thoughts. Those programs contain the winning logic for the win result. Why would you defer that idea when you read these posts and threads? You have been complimented on your programming skills yet remain adolesance in your mindset. Please grow with us, for you can only bring forth something we all may not have thought of. Are you one of us or ...!
Uh oh, I've seen this "drama" before, played out on the LP countless times. Well, I willingly plunge into it, and hopefully we can nip it in the bud before it gets to a ridiculous 'back and forth' place.
Okay garyo. I've never attacked anyone on the LP in all my time here. I don't know if that supposed to be reverse psychology or what, because you must realize how disingenuous that comment was...I'm not offended nor threatened by your opinions and comments. I welcome them, so why should I attack you. I just said that you seemed a little angry, maybe from frustration or something. That wasn't an attack. It was my description concerning some of your writing on this thread thus far, because anyone can see your posts have an unpleasant "bite" at times, which is fine, though I know not the reason...I understand that's how you sometimes communicate, and I can still work with that. I have friends who can be unpleasant at times, so in general your "bite" is okay...It just gets in the way a little from moving forward...
Also, how could you have tested the Rings of Pi system in all those states when have shown you don't understand how it works? And yes, I don't use the system. So what? I have a number of systems and many more ideas for systems that I don't use. I have my own personal system, that will possibly never be shown, but fundamental ideas derived from it will be shared. Yet and still, isn't okay to build other systems that people may find useful?
The other comments about "bad math, science fiction, and contrived notions" are fine. I respect those opinions, and respect that you think you really know of what you speak. No hard feelings though, we just think differently. I hope your thinking is working well for you...That's all that counts.
Fascinating response. A lot of which I agree with. I do make, call them 'biting' comments, I call them acidic, pointed comments. I do that when someone asks for information I just posted. It's the same if your boss or co-worker handed you what you asked for and you said, "But what am I supposed to do with this?"
Surely you have a job. Unless you are Aaron Donahue. Then even your sister and dad calls you a shiftless bum on the internet.
I haven't mastered forward psychology, so I'll leave the reverse stuff to you. But I suppose if you worry what you say as a faceless handle on the internet, you are truly a nervous wreck in real life where people know who you are.
From there your critical thinking skills have taken the rest of the day off. Just because I didn't rewrite that test program or didn't post any calculations doesn't mean I can't do it as you posted it. It merely means I don't need a pat on the head or a cookie.
What I ask of you is to clarify everything so there would be no "you did it wrongs," after it was done. I don't care if you call it mi-pi, poo-pi and pop-pi (yes, I have a sense of humor and those are my names for pi) as long as there are no maybes, possibles, could bes, or probablies.
Nor does it bother me whether you use this stuff or not. I was recalling the facts as they pertain to this thread for another reader when I wrote that.
The rest? You see drama, reverse psychology, circles with smaller pi and a 1000 points with 333 points between 111 and 222, and are wondering about my thinking O_o!?!?
Feel free to pm me anytime and we'll talk about how things are at the psych ward.
This is getting ridiculous Gary-I myself favor pi and I think that Laker would agree with that, and yes I haven't quite figured out a way to use this system yet without spending alot, why so far I only play on paper, but I noticed that you play in Texas alot, this is the only system that I have seen thus far where the hits are there if you know how to utilize many times straight, not only that but the hit is usually in decimal you use before adding the 111, 222 etc....meaning you don't have to play a ton of numbers to get the hit, from now on if you have more negative to add to Kola's progam please pm them..thanks
Wow..This is funny stuff. More sad really... Incredible. My mouth is agape right now. I can't even respond to what you posted. Its a little intense, no? You wrote all that because....? I dunno. Well I see you more clearly now, and what you wrote teaches me about you. Your unkind comments above are trivial to me, and tells me there's something deeper going on with you. May you, during the course of your life, un-root it...Well, I love you anyway, and there nothing you can do about it...Good luck to you Gary. I sincerely mean that.
Back in 2007 Sfilppo made an easy devil program which did the 4- PI calculations some people still have a copy.
Can someone please e-mail me his program easy devil and lite. I have his Duke and Emma lou. I would like to compare his with Lottolaughs using kola system.
I'M CURRENTLY WORKING ON Something WITH PI FOR P3.
I'm still checking around for someone to program this including the mirror section. Maybe someone in this forum will come forward and make a great program.
I want to know who have gotten some winnings from P3/P4 by
using PI system since then? Thanks.
Do the rundown for your state and see if it works for NY. It has hit in NM.
I will try and thanks!!!
Waiting to see if someone will program this system. I'm going to use today for pick 3.
I did a slight twist by incorporating the Kola Spawn method with a pi multiplication. I used some draws from NM from last week to see if pairs are produced by these methods.
223 (lotto math) . Then I used 223 {a pi Tier one} times pi and got 700. Then, I put in a rundown program and got a box hit 3 draws later. The draw was 382 on this past Tuesday. Although its not +111 rundown like this thread has shown , its a hit.
Upon further testing I used the 049 + 284 =223 lotto math.
223 /1.732= 128.752886 round to 129. I put in a rundownm program and a the next draw(488) hit as a straight!
If I did the procedure correct I took last Saturday's and Fridays draw and added them together since they are in the same tier. I'm still looking for someone to step up and program this system. That will eliminate the mistakes if any.
688/3pi=72.99067 +111 =183.99
Well, the next draw was 171 in NM.
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OK, so he's 5-7, not 5-5.
It appears that Mats Zuccarello-Aasen will be a Ranger. He's 22. He plays the off-wing (I like that, and don't ever get why more left shots don't play the right side, and vice versa).
Apparently there is some technicality with his transfer rights that might mean he can't be signed, officially, until after the World Championships (the most mis-named championship in sports, since most of the best players in the world are playing for the real world championship, the Stanley Cup, at the time).
Andrew Gross has reported that Marc Staal will play for Canada, and that Artem Anisimov is on Russia's preliminary roster and Brandon Dubinsky and Matt Gilroy will play for USA.
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