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Fan Interaction to Play a Major Role in Television Coverage of Four Rangers Games Sept. 10-14 … Viewers to Have Unprecedented Access to the Rink and Locker Rooms
New York, NY – September 8, 2011 – MSG Network will offer Rangers fans an opportunity to take part – via Twitter – in the telecasts of four Rangers games from the 2011 Traverse City NHL Prospects Tournament, which runs from September 10-14 in Traverse City, Michigan. Viewers will also have never-before-seen access to the team, coaches and executives during the five day competition.
Starting today, MSG Network's Traverse City play-by-play man John Giannone (@jaygeeMSG) and reporter Dave Maloney (@DaveMaloneyMSG) will call on fans to join their conversation on Twitter by using the hashtag #NYRprospects. Giannone and Maloney, along with color commentator Joe Micheletti, will turn to Twitter for questions and remarks from viewers, which they can respond to and comment on during the action starting Saturday. The former Rangers captain will also use Twitter as the source of his questions as he talks to players benchside throughout the game, as well as for reports and interviews during intermissions.
MSG Network viewers will have unlimited access to the players, coaches and executives at the tournament. A number of players will wear wireless microphones during the games and cameras will follow the Rangers' prospect team coach, Ken Gernander, into the locker room for pregame and intermission talks.
Viewers can also follow @MSGNetworks on Twitter or go to www.msg.com/rangers for additional information and tweets, including live updates from the tournament, as well as exclusive photos and interviews with players and coaches in their entirety. Extended video clips of Giannone, Micheletti and Maloney responding to fan-submitted questions will also be available.
The 2011 Traverse City NHL Prospects Tournament includes eight teams from the NHL, split into two divisions: the Gretzky Division (New York Rangers, St. Louis, Dallas, Carolina) and the Howe Division (Detroit, Buffalo, Columbus, Minnesota). Each team will face its division opponents once in the opening round and the final day will feature the top seeds in the Championship Game, as well as the remaining teams in the third, fifth and seventh place games, based on their records.
2011 marks the 14th year of the Traverse City NHL Prospects Tournament, which has previously featured current Rangers players, including Marc Staal, Dan Girardi, Ryan McDonagh, Michael Sauer, Artem Anisimov, Brandon Dubinsky, Ryan Callahan and Derek Stepan.
Below is the schedule for the Rangers telecasts:
Saturday, September 10 – NY Rangers vs. St. Louis (7:00 p.m.)
Sunday, September 11 – NY Rangers vs. Dallas (6:00 p.m.)
Tuesday, September 13 – NY Rangers vs. Carolina (3:30 p.m.)
Wednesday, September 14 – TBD (depending on standings)


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Pronunciation: di-fahl-kayt, de-fêl-kayt • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: 1. (Intransitive) Embezzle, misappropriate property that is your fiduciary responsibility. 2. To cut or lop off, to deduct, diminish, subtract, abate. 3. (Law) Reduce a claim by deducting a counterclaim.
Notes: Today's Good Word, like all Latinate words ending on -ate, comes with an activity noun defalcation, a personal noun, defalcator, and an adjective, defalcational.
In Play: Unlike embezzle, the first sense of this word may not take a direct object; it is intransitive: "Les Cheatham defalcated from funds entrusted to him by the pastor of his church." The second sense is less often used, but is still usable in sentences such as this: "Noam Knott is known for defalcating those parts of his duty that do not please him."
Word History: Today's Good Word comes from defalcatus, the past participle of Medieval Latin defalcare, comprising de- "(away) from" + falx [falc-s] "sickle, scythe" + a verbal ending. English has several other words implying "sickle" that were taken from Latin or its descendant, French: falcate and falciform "sickle-shaped", and falchion "a curved knife". Falcon also seems also to be derived from falx, probably because of its curved bill, but there are several competing theories of the origin of this word. Evidence from the Celtic and Balto-Slavic languages points to falx originating in a Proto-Indo-European word meaning "needle". However, this PIE word seems not to have spread outside the few language families mentioned here. (Today's Good Word was recommended by Jeb Britton III, who loves the word, if not the act itself.)

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Years ago, a friend introduced me to a mildly hilarious unofficial off-menu dessert at McDonald's: an apple pie and a vanilla ice cream cone, smashed up in a cup together to make the best McFlurry McDonald's doesn't know about. This concoction doesn't have an official name (yet) but it got me thinking: if it was that easy to improve upon the pie, there must be other undiscovered treasures hiding within plain sight. The only logical next move was to find out.
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Teenagers who torched a derelict house with a homeless man inside have been sent to a young offenders institute for three years.
The 15-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl were both found guilty at Croydon Crown Court of arson and manslaughter in June, and on Monday were sentenced for their part in causing the death of Sylwester Mendzelewski
The court head how on June 10 last year the abandoned Sea Cadet Centre in Davenant Road, Croydon, called the 'haunted house' by children locally, was set alight.
The building was being used by rough sleepers including Sylwester Mendzelewski, 35.
The boy, who was aged 14 and the girl who was 16 years old at the time, were joined by a friend who filmed them set fire to paper and a sleeping bag on top of some tyres. The footage was later deleted. The three left the premises a short time later unaware they had started a fire that would ultimately kill Mr Mendzelewski
Fire fighters were called shortly before 3pm and found his lifeless body in a basement room to the rear of the building. He had been unable to flee as his exit was barred by the flames.
In the days following the fire there was a Facebook conversation between the boy and the friend who filmed the incident. The teenage girl also tweeted a friend saying 'Oh my god what have I done' and 'Panicking a lot right now'.
On June 15 both the teenage boy and girl were arrested. They admitted trying to set fire to items within the property.
The pair were charged on September 11.
Detective Sergeant Adam Manley, said: "This is an extremely sad case for all those involved, but more so for the family and friends of Mr Mendzelewski.
"Mr Mendzelewski, who was homeless, had been rough sleeping in the basement of the building but was trapped when the fire took hold. He stood very little chance of surviving the blaze. I believe he took refuge at the rear of the property in the hope of escaping the fire and intense smoke.
"The two young people are not hardened criminals but simply two individuals who did not think through the consequences of their actions that fateful day.
"These two young people were old enough to understand the consequences associated with starting a fire of this nature, but it's only now that this has become a reality to them.
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I arrived at Westminster College in 1993 after teaching fourth through sixth graders for ten years in central California. My Hmong, Lao, Cambodian, African American and Latino students inspired me to enroll in a doctoral program at the University of Arizona in 1989 where I studied critical literacy and global children's literature with two generative professors, Kathy Short and Yetta Goodman.
Currently I teach Literacy courses for Early Childhood Education preservice teachers and graduate students in our Reading Specialist program. Besides teaching, I also hold the position of Faculty Development Officer. I work alongside 112 passionate, innovative Westminster College faculty, supporting them in their teaching and research endeavors.
Literacy has not always been my passion. In fact while in elementary school in Clearbrook, British Columbia, Canada, I hated reading out loud in front of the class. Yet spending time with Nancy Drew, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Dr. Seuss or the Bobbsey Twins while at home with my two sisters and parents was a delightful way to relax.
Teaching became an avenue for exploring this dis-tasteful aspect of school life. I completed my B.A. and M.A. at Fresno Pacific College in Fresno, California, while teaching many English language learners. Three profound mentors, Drs. Jean Fennacy, Bonnie Freeman, and David Freeman kept nudging me to explore literacy through a constructivist lens.
In the 1980s as a new teacher in my early twenties, I feared parents. In fact I actively sought to avoid them. Today my research on family-school partnerships enables me to explore this uncertain yet generative aspect of teaching, alongside many preservice teachers, graduate students, children and families in western Pennsylvania.
I am grateful to countless elementary readers and their families who shared their rich hidden literacy lives with me over the last twenty years through my work at Westminster College. Classroom teachers like Karen Tarka Jones, Diana Duncan, Laura Harper Niche and Pam Redfoot helped me uncover the power of valuing each child's first literacy partner, their families. Our struggles and countless successes are outlined in Becoming Teammates: Teachers and Families as Literacy Partners, 2008, N.C.T.E.
My current research focuses on working with preservice teachers in diverse school settings as we seek to build bridges of understanding between teachers and families. One recent successful venture is an African American Read In held each February, where preservice teachers share newly published African American children's literature with diverse student populations, their families and classroom teachers.
This past summer I spent several weeks in Israel, exploring a research project involving Israeli and American mothers of Kindergarten children. While in northern Israel, colleagues from Western Galilee College helped me discover a wealth of Israeli children's literature, which I recently shared through an international children's literature website, Worlds of Words. You can find my four blog posts of Israeli children's books at
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BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche has warned against under-estimating injury-hit Nottingham Forest, as the sides prepare for a top six showdown at Turf Moor tomorrow.
Billy Davies has bemoaned a catalogue of casualties this season, most recently with the loss of midfield duo Henri Lansbury and David Vaughan, with defender Eric Lichaj also in an ever-increasing queue for the City Ground treatment table.
But the news has not lulled Dyche into a false sense of security for this meeting with his first club, especially given the volume of changes Forest made for their Capital One Cup clash in September.
Burnley, who showed typical consistency in team selection that night, won 2-1 to set up a fourth round meeting with West Ham. But Forest still offered a stern test, and Dyche has not forgotten.
"I think they have the deepest squad of players in the division. They changed 10 players for the cup game and I looked at the team sheet and thought 'that's a handy Championship team'," said the Burnley boss, whose side are without defeat in their last 19 league games at home.
"They've got a few injuries to the super big signings, like Kelvin Wilson, but I saw them against Leicester on Wednesday and they had seven players in the side who had played in the Premier League, so they're certainly no mugs.
"But (Jamaal) Lascelles has done very well and many players have played in the Premier League. My point is that it's a strong position even though it's weaker by their standards.
"It's a strong position given the rest of the market, but every manager has a challenge.
"I certainly don't underestimate the power of clubs like Forest as they can change the team at will and still be very effective.
"I commentated on their game against Watford. They had Greg Halford up front and four centre forwards on the bench. That's a luxury in this division.
"Their squad is a credit to the financial power of clubs like Forest. They've spent a hell of a lot of money since pre-season and they've brought in some real quality.
"They're a big club and considerably backed by a recent owner.
"They've got a Championship manager who knows the script and has been there seen it and done it. He's got a big squad of players and Forest's challenge is to keep that mix right, which they've done pretty well."
With a significantly smaller squad, Dyche has made injury prevention a priority this season. He dreads to think what challenges his own side would face if they were to have similar absences.
"Of course it would affect us, if we had four or five injuries. It would affect us if we had three or even two.
"It would affect any squad, just some less than others," said the Burnley boss, who has named the same starting XI for the last five games, and does not anticipate the need for enforced changes tomorrow.
Consistency of selection and results have gone hand in hand, keeping the Clarets unbeaten in nine Championship games and with a two-point cushion over Derby County, who climbed to third with their midweek win at Sheffield Wednesday.
Dyche admits that a five-month spell in the top three has influenced rising expectation levels, but not to the extent that big-spending Forest are facing.
"There's still massive expectation there and it probably is as high as it's been this season, because of the wealth and all those players. It brings a higher expectation and you can understand why when you see what they've got available," said the Clarets boss.
"But it's a tough task to deliver in the Championship.
"Without doing ourselves down – as we believe in what we're about – but Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday, Forest, they're massive clubs and that's how hard the challenge is. But there's no divine right.
"We've seen it time and time again, people come out of the Premier League and people just expect them to go straight back up. Some do, some don't – I'm pretty sure there's a lot that don't.
"Just because you've got resources, it doesn't guarantee anything.
"I think there's an underdog spirit with us and we've turned this season into a story of 'what if?' "At the start of the season people were saying, 'Good old Burnley, they're having a good go at it.' Then mid-season it was 'They're still there.' Now it's 'What if they're still up there for a reason.'' "But it's still an underdog situation because of small squads and finance.
"Although (money) doesn't guarantee anything it makes sure those clubs are usually the ones who are up there.
"The underdog spirit is a valuable tool because it makes expectation different. I've said all along, we have our own expectation. From the outside they'll be looking at others like Forest, QPR, Reading, even Wigan.
"We just challenge ourselves on a weekly basis and that will remain until the last ball is kicked, no matter what.
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A MOTHER-of-two threatened a taxi driver with a hammer and terrorised him with her partner accomplice after they turned into the passengers from hell.
Burnley Crown Court heard how convicted robber Debbie Kearns, 32, had grabbed Mohammed Ahmed's money bag and demanded change in a dispute over the fare.
The victim looked in his rear view mirror and saw Daniel Ward, 53, waving a hammer around. Kearns shouted: "Smash his head in. Give me the money or I will smash your head in."
The hearing was told when police later turned up at Ward's flat, he hurled abuse at them, produced two large carving knives, held them in the air, shouted: "Come on," and walked towards the officers.
Ward, who has a criminal record going back almost 40 years, ended up being tasered and told officers: "Just watch your Mrs," after he was arrested.
Kearns, an ex-heroin addict and alcoholic, stole £5 from the victim. She her then boyfriend left the victim so scared and traumatised by his ordeal, he wanted to give up working as a cabbie, but had to carry on to make a living.
Kearns has 23 offences on her record, including robbery, theft and burglary and has been to prison several times.
The defendant, of Burnley Road, Padiham, had admitted theft and affray, last December 27. She was locked up for 16 months. Ward, of Fir Street, Nelson, had pleaded guilty to two affray charges and possessing an offensive weapon.
He has 60 offences on his record, going back to 1977, including a firearm conviction, burglary and threats and has also served time. He was sent down for two years.
Passing sentence, Judge Simon Newell said: "It's not surprising that that sort of behaviour has terrified him from working in the future, but he is a young man with a wife and children and he has to support them so he continues to work."


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FORT MYERS — Sophomore Josh Tobias snapped a 1-1 tie with an RBI single in the sixth inning and Florida (20-18) added three more runs in the seventh inning to post a 5-3 victory over FGCU (20-13) on Tuesday.
Who: Florida vs. Missouri
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Sophomore left-hander Bobby Poyner (1-0) allowed one run and four hits over a career-high 5.1 innings to lift the Gators to their sixth consecutive victory, while sophomore Taylor Gushue (2 for 4) delivered a two-run double in the seventh, senior Vickash Ramjit (2 for 4) chipped in with a two-out RBI single in the seventh and sophomore Justin Shafer went 2 for 5. Sophomore Johnny Magliozzi had three strikeouts over the final 1.2 innings to secure his ninth save in 10 opportunities this season. The Gators overcame five errors, leading to two unearned runs, in downing the Eagles in the teams' fourth meeting of the year.
Sophomore Casey Turgeon opened the game with a single into shallow center field off of senior Danny Patrick but was thrown out trying to steal second base. Gushue drew a two-out walk and advanced to third on Shafer's team-leading 14th double. Patrick kept the Gators scoreless by having redshirt sophomore Zack Powers fly out to center field.
Florida loaded the bases with one down in the fourth and tied the contest on an RBI single by freshman Harrison Bader.
The Gators tacked on three more runs in the seventh, highlighted by a two-run double by Gushue and two-out RBI single by Ramjit, to expand the count to 5-1.
With the Eagles down to their final three outs, Magliozzi worked a perfect ninth and notched a pair of strikeouts to send the Gators home winners. Florida had an 11-5 advantage in hits.
The Gators return to SEC play on Friday night with their first-ever trip to Missouri .
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The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) reached another milestone in its advance pricing arrangement (APA) programme when it invited a taxpayer to submit its formal APA application in January 2013. This incident marks the first case that the IRD has formally accepted an APA request into the APA process since the launch of its APA programme on 29 March 2012 via the publication Departmental Interpretation and Practice Notes No. 48 (DIPN 48).
The pace at which the APA request reached Stage 2 (formal acceptance) of the five-stage APA process reflects the commitment of the IRD to its APA programme. The IRD's practical approach to teaming and expectations as to information sharing were revealed during Stage 1 (pre-filing). Taxpayers keen to pursue an APA should consider the IRD's practical approach during the pre-filing stage of the APA request so they can focus their efforts and management of the APA request in a manner that is efficient for both parties.


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Winter doldrums got you feeling down? Solution: fried chicken. It may be a year-round comfort food favorite but when winter's in full swing, nothing can uplift your mood more than a crunchy on the outside, tender on the inside piece of fried chicken. Of course, you might already have your own secret spice mix, favorite dipping sauce or method for frying, but one look at these fried chicken photos below and you just might testing out a new recipe tonight.
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Chuck Hughes rubs chicken drumsticks with a spice mix of salt, pepper, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, onion powder and dry mustard powder. He also adds the spice mix to the flour batter so you get even more flavor. Cook the chicken in oil until the pieces are crispy and brown.
David Rocco's fried chicken requires only six ingredients. The tangy flavor comes from marinating two-bite chicken leg pieces in lemon before coating them in tempura batter.
3. Coca-Cola-Brined Fried Chicken
Brine your chicken in a Coca-Cola, Worcestershire and Tabasco sauce to give the meat a subtle sweetness. It'll play well off of the flavor of the batter, which gets a kick from cayenne pepper.
4. Southern-Style Chicken Nuggets and Special Sauce
Nealey Dozier serves these fried nuggets of chicken breast with a special sauce: mayonnaise, ketchup, black pepper, Worcestershire sauce and garlic powder.
Turn chicken and waffles into one bite of delicious comfort food on a stick. Fry chicken tenders in a waffle batter and just before serving, brush with a light coating of melted butter and drizzle with maple syrup. Serve warm.
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WINTER PARK, Fla. (February 18, 2012) - A 12-point outburst in the final minute couldn't erase a pair of slow starts as ninth-ranked Rollins fell to Florida Tech 78-72 on Senior Day Saturday.
The Tars (20-4, 10-3 Sunshine State Conference) were down 17 with 95 seconds to play before going on a tear to nearly come all the way back. Sarah Blackburn hit a pair of 3-pointers with Ashley Jones and Jasmine Bradley also rattling in triples during the span. Bradley's 3-pointer pulled the Tars to within 76-72 with seven ticks left, but Kayk Wilson hit a pair from the line to seal it for Tech (17-8, 8-7 SSC).
Blackburn and Tera McDaniel each netted 14 to lead the Tars with Sarah Taylor adding 11 points and five boards. Bradley chipped in 10 points to highlight her senior day.
Ashton McClairen netted 16 to lead FIT while Briauna Hagins posted 14 points and 10 rebounds. Jasmire Brown and Katie Kingfield each scored 10.
One of the top teams in the nation at taking care of the ball, Rollins turned it over early and often Saturday, racking up 22 miscues, but still forced 24 Tech turnovers.
Rollins shot 39 percent (25-64) while FIT hit 43 percent (25-58) from the field. The Panthers are one of the nation's top rebounding teams, but the Tars kept it close as FIT earned a 42-37 edge on the glass.
Rollins found itself down 12-2 after the first five minutes, but was able to get things rolling and later came back to tie the count 20-20 on a Kourtnie Berry layup with 5:48 to play in the half.
The Panthers, however went on a 13-4 run to end the half and led 33-24 at intermission.
The Tars stumbled out of the gate again in the second half and fell into a 46-30 hole with 13:33 to play. They got to within 59-50 with 7:12 to play, but Tech was able to stave off the Tars comeback in the waning seconds.
Prior to the game, the Tars honored seniors, Kourtnie Berry, Jasmine Bradley, Julie Gorman, Kristina Mingos and Paris Moore for illustrious careers wearing the Blue and Gold.
Still in first place in the conference standings, Rollins will be on the road for a pair to close out the regular season. They first travel to Barry for a 5:30 game on Wednesday, Feb. 22, followed by a trip to Nova Southeastern on Saturday, Feb. 28. A pair of wins would clinch the outright SSC crown for the Tars. Fans can follow all the action live on the Tars Sports Network at RollinsSports.com and locally on 91.5 FM, WPRK.


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Apparently I am doing something wrong with the concatenation. Do you see anything amiss?
I don't think you are doing anything wrong. It is the apostrophe in the last name. Try escaping it like below, and see if that helps.
$lastName = "O\\'Drärön";
Yes, but htmlspecialchars is supposed to handle slashes. I think the problem has something to do with the way I have done the concat. For whatever reason, the following version works. However, I was trying to do with single quotes instead of double quotes:
print ("<input name=\\"myData\\" type=\\"text\\" size=\\"30\\" maxlength=\\"40\\" value=\\"".htmlspecialchars($firstName)." ".htmlspecialchars($lastName)." \\">");
I understand, that is why I posted that code. By trying to use single quotes, it was interpreting the apostrophe in the last name. Allow me to interpret how PHP was interpreting your code:
' " Bénny O';
Do you see it now? PHP was interpreting the apostrophe as an end point of parsing the data.
busboy, I don't see anything wrong in the code you posted. And I copy-pasted it, and it ran just fine for me. That should mean that the real issue is elsewhere in the code you haven't posted.
The answer to this I believe lies in PHP's htmlspecialchars options.
By default, htmlspecialchars will NOT convert ' into the HTML entity . This is the default (ENT_COMPAT) mode.
So when you execute your code as written, your output would be:
<input name='myData' type='text' value='B#233;nny O'Dr#228;r#246;n'>
Note the coloring, and you'll see why you got what you did.
If you want apostrophes to be converted, you'll have to specify that flag when you call htmlspecialchars;htmlspecialchars($lastName,ENT_QUOTES|ENT_HTML401)
This will convert both " and ' to their HTML Entities.
(EDIT: Yeah, and SP wont let me put in the special characters lol. I've removed the &'s in front of them to make it not-translate, but you get the picture.
Whoops. Good catch, StarLion.
If you put & on the front of entity codes as you enter them the & should display without converting the codes - or simply specify the code outside of a code box and it will not get converted at all.


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BIG RELEASE: Evil Dead (April 5)
THE BIG PICTURE: There are a lot of books I would suffer through at a remote cabin -- just to kill time. We've all been there. You're bored. You reach for the dust and spider-web laden shelf to find any number of literary horrors: Twilight, Nancy Drew (any of them), The Liberal Red Book, Garfield: Survival of the Fattest. But you know one book I would NEVER read? One called The Book of the Dead. Yet that's just what the group of twenty-somethings do in this film -- unleashing hell on Earth. It's like Jumanji, but with more than one demonic possession (sorry for outing you Robin Williams). This film's slogan: "Once you unleash evil, it will consume you." (Coincidentally, I believe this was also once a working slogan for the Oprah Winfrey Network.)
FORECAST: I know this got Sam Raimi's blessing and all, but remaking the director's 1981 cult classic seems like almost as bad of an idea as opening up something called The Book of the Dead. Unless Bruce Campbell is making a cameo as Ash Williams, this is a chapter you can probably put down. To be fair, Campbell and Raimi both serve as producers on the film -- and horror enthusiasts gave it positive reviews at its recent world premiere at SXSW in Austin, Tex. You can expect plenty of blood and guts. Me? I'll be reading Garfield in anguish. It may be jarringly unfunny. But at least it's not another remake.
BIG EVENT: Rogue (April 3, The Movie Network, 9 p.m.
BIG PICTURE: No, not the member of the X-Men. And not Sarah Palin. This Canadian co-produced drama promises a show about people who cross the line "morally," "sexually" and "emotionally" with "devastating consequences" for themselves and the people around them. (At this point, I can guarantee that at least Charlie Sheen will be watching -- AND taking detailed notes). Thandie Newton stars as Grace, an undercover detective haunted by the possibility that she played a role in her son's tragic death. Her ill-conceived, heated relationship with Jimmy (Marton Csokas), the mob boss who may also bear some responsibility, makes things even murkier. It's like The Departed meets Monster's Ball.
FORECAST: A tale of twists, lies, betrayals, redemption and wanton sex scenes. In TV terms, it's basically Homeland for the mobster-detective crowd.
HONOURABLE MENTION: Hannibal (NBC, Citytv, April 4, 10 p.m. Who needs a Book of the Dead when you have a Cookbook of the Dead? This Hannibal prequel brings everyone's favourite cannibalistic psychopath to the small screen for the first time. Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen plays the notorious Dr. Hannibal Lecter. This macabre drama is set before the events of the novel Red Dragon, when Hannibal is a free man and respected psychiatrist (his inner monster a secret to the world). In the new series, Hannibal forms a dangerous, complicated relationship with a new patient: troubled criminal profiler Will Graham (Hugh Dancy). You've heard of the blind leading the blind? This is the dark leading the dark. Laurence Fishburne and Montreal's Caroline Dhavernas co-star in this series from executive producer Bryan Fuller (Pushing Daisies, Wonderfalls).
BIG RELEASE ON APRIL 2: Cold War Kids (Dear Miss Lonelyhearts)
BIG PICTURE: Low-fi charm, mid-tempo ballads, swelling choruses, a touch of blues, a speck of soul, a dash of punk and electronica -- the Cold War Kids are anything but consistent. But there's a certain joy in that inconsistency. The nostalgic indie rockers have amassed a devoted following since their 2006 debut. As an added bonus, former Modest Mouse member Dann Gallucci is the group's new guitarist.
FORECAST: If you thought the Cold War was confusing, listen to this band. Even lead singer Nathan Willett seems to suffer from an identity crisis -- growling his way through one track and crooning soulfully on the next. But these Cold War Kids have a chameleon charm. They can conjure Mick Jagger one moment, CCR the next and then hit you with a touch of Bruce Springsteen. A band could do far worse in terms of inspiration.
DISHONOURABLE MENTION: New Kids on the Block (10). At what point do you stop being a "New Kid?" According to Jordan Knight, Donnie Wahlberg and company, 40 is the new 17. The tracks Back to Life and Defying Gravity seem aptly titled -- if not a little optimistic. With their first new album since 2008, these Boys will join some fellow age-defying "young" lads: Boyz II Men and 98 Degrees, on a summer tour. I expect a lot of tear-filled nights in the tour bus watching Justin Timberlake's Suit & Tie video and wondering: "Why can't we be like him?"
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows," but these days, a guide through the seemingly endless flurry of pop culture offerings is just what we need. With that in mind, here is what's on the radar screen in TV, music and film for the coming week.


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Interactive Guide to Islamic Art Galleries at the Met
Last week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened its new Islamic wing: Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia and Later South Asia. The New York Times featured an interactive guide to the wing, including panoramic views of galleries which may be expanded to full-screen.
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The OrGanic Environment for Reservoir computing (Oger) toolbox is a Python toolbox, released under the LGPL, for rapidly building, training and evaluating modular learning architectures on large datasets. It builds functionality on top of the Modular toolkit for Data Processing (MDP). Using MDP, Oger provides:
The Oger toolbox builds functionality on top of MDP, such as:
In addition, several additional MDP nodes are provided by Oger, such as a:
See here for instructions on downloading and installing the toolbox.
There is a general tutorial and examples highlighting some key functions of Oger here. A pdf version of the tutorial pages is here.
You can find an automatically generated API documentation here.
You can submit bugs or requests for additional features using the issue tracking system at github.ugent.be for this repository.


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A NEW £200,000 cemetery is being built in Dudley to tackle the shortage of burial space in the borough.
Dudley Council has earmarked a section of land in Clee Road, opposite the existing Dudley cemetery.
It comes as the current cemetery has just 12 months of burial space left.
The new site will have enough burial space to last approximately 20 years and will include fencing, gates, pathways and parking bays.
It will also be able to cater for all religious needs.
Councillor Hilary Bills, cabinet member for environment and culture, said: "We are spending up to £200,000 extending the amount of burial space we have in Dudley, to resolve the well publicised shortage we have.
"The new facility will be able to cater for specific religious needs which is something that is very important to us with the rich diversity we have in the borough."
Work on the new facility is expected to start later this year and will be open by the end of the year.
The scheme was approved at the council's cabinet meeting last night (Thursday).


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Professional Anagrams 1Language brain teasers are those that involve the English language. You need to think about and manipulate words and letters.
Can you determine the professions/jobs described below? Each clue is an anagram of the answer.
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3. Parish post
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Two Words (first word is "a" or "the")
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7. Hits them
8. Ah, part chemist
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10. As he got a hot relic
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12. Change car's image
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text: Corn harvest continues in Bureau County and throughout the Corn Belt. More than 54 percent of the crop was estimated to have been harvested as of the beginning of the week, and that statistic is sure to jump when new numbers are released Monday. The average harvest percentage at this time for the past five years is only 23 percent.


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Digital Glossary
Classified Ads
These are traditional classified ads for anything from jobs to used cars that once were common in newspapers but have now largely migrated to the Internet. Craigslist is the most popular place for free classified ads, but these ads appear on lots of websites.
Cookies are small text files that are placed on users' browsers when they visit a website.
Banner Advertising
These ads include text and some kind of image such as a company logo or a photograph. These ads can include some kind of flash animation or moving image, but the user's interaction is limited to clicking on the ad. There are, in the broadest sense, two types of display ads: targeted and non-targeted. Non-targetd display ads, referred to as Run of Site (ROS) Display by Borrell Associates, refer to "dumb" banner ads that are placed on sites without any relation to the content of the site or user. Targeted display ads, on the other hand, are display ads that are targeted using various information such as key words, information about users previous web habits, or user demographics.
E-mail Ads
These are ads the users receive through their email.
Lead Generation
This term refers to a kind of advertising in which users are required to fill out some kind of personal information to receive a free or trial offer from the company hosting the ad. The level of information can be as little as an e-mail address, but can also include more information such as gender, age, home town, etc. This kind of ad is lucrative for advertisers because it requires users to have a higher level of interactivity with the brand because they have to fill out personal information first. It also allows the company to archive the data that the user fills out and can be used later to get a better picture of what kind of people are interested in a particular product and therefore can help the company target ads better in the future.
Local vs. National online ads
In this discussion of "local" and "national" online ads Borrell associates divides the country up into different markets. By this measure a "local" online ad is any online ad purchased by a local business within the market where the ad appears. An ad is considered "national" if it is purchased in a specific market but by a business that does not operate in that market, such as a national chain.
Pay Wall
Blocks access to a website (or a part of a website) without payment.
Rich Media Ads
This refers to ads that include animation or video, but also include a more complex user interaction. These are ads that a user can interact with in various ways, including stopping or starting a video that may be part of the ad or playing a simple game that is itself a lead into the advertisement.
Search Ads (Text-Based Ads)
These are the most common kind of ad, and the kind of ad that a search engine like Google makes most of its money on. This is an ad that contains only text and a hyperlink to the product the ad is selling. Text ads of this kind are ubiquitous and show up in various places on the Internet. Google has integrated these ads into its search engine, e-mail service (Gmail) and YouTube, as well as all its other Web-based services.
SMS/MMS Ads
These are ads that users receive as text messages. SMS refers to "Short Message Service" and are ads that include text only. MMS refers to "Multimedia Message Service" and ads of this type can include photo, video or audio content.
Unique Audience (Visitors)
The number of unique individuals, not including webcrawlers, that view a website in a given time frame (normally in a month). This is calculated several different ways by different measurement services, see analysis below. The most effective way to measure this is by making users log in to a site every time they use it; however, since most sites do not require a log-in, the most prevalent way to measure this is through the use of tracking cookies.
Video Advertising
Video ads appear before, after or during a video clip that a user has chosen to watch and are video's themselves in the vein most users are used to seeing on television.
Sponsorship Ads
Sponsorship ads refer to cases where entire sections (or just entire articles) are "sponsored" by a product or company.
Native Ads
Native ads are a term that is essentially the digital equivalent of an "advertorial." In this case the actual content of an article is a promotion, but it looks like an article by the publication.
Analysis of Nielsen, Hitwise and comScore Rating Services
Measuring traffic on the Internet has become increasingly complicated. A number of methods have emerged, but no single methodology has been accepted as a standard.
Nielsen and comScore use a panel of Internet users to estimate total U.S. Internet traffic. Just as a telephone polls contact a sample of Americans, Nielsen and comScore contact a sample of Internet users who agree to share how they spend their time on the Web (comScore recently updated their methodology, discussed below). Internet users who participate then download software on their computers that tracks their online visits without attaching any personally identifiable information to the traffic data to ensure anonymity.
Nielsen uses a random sample of Internet users by collecting its panel with telephone calls, the method used by most pollsters today. Achieving a random sample of participants for the panel is a key advantage. With a random sample, Nielsen can take the traffic data and more effectively generalize to U.S. population of Internet users as a whole. Nielsen runs two panels – one consisting of people at work and the other of people at home – for a combined total of 30,000 people.
Nielsen in 2008 began testing a product that tracks how television viewing and Web browsing interrelate. It combines existing Nielsen methods for measuring television viewership with Nielsen Online's sample-based system for estimating Internet usage. During the year, NBC tested a system called Total Audience Measurement Index that was designed to measure and analyze traffic and viewership for the network's Olympics broadcasts and webcasts.
ComScore recruits what it calls a convenience sample instead of a simple random sample by offering incentives to participants. ComScore then applies statistical methods to adjust, or weight the results to reflect the demographics of the actual online population.
In addition to its traditional panel-based methods comScore has updated its methodology to include some server side measurements, similar to Hitwise, to better reflect internet usage habits.
For example, after it obtains traffic data from a panel, comScore analysts may discover they have a smaller percentage of males than the online population at large. They then add more results from males so that they are correctly represented. ComScore says this gives it an advantage because it uses more people (about 150,000) and maintains three panels – at work, at home and at universities — to ensure that the data capture how students are using the Internet differently from adults at home or at work.
Hitwise takes a wholly different approach. It does not gather data directly from individual computers as comScore and Nielsen do. Instead, it gets the data from Internet service providers (ISPs) who aggregate traffic data across all the individuals to whom they deliver Internet access. Hitwise provides ISPs with proprietary software that allows ISPs to analyze website usage logs created on their networks. To ensure the data is representative, Hitwise says it collects "from a geographically diverse range of ISP networks in metropolitan and regional areas, representing all types of Internet usage including home, work, educational and public access." The sample of ISPs, however, is not a purely random one.
Hitwise feels its data offer some advantages. First, it reports data using specific website addresses (like www.CNN.com). ComScore and Nielsen report data that includes all related websites (like money.CNN.com), a definition that can change over time. Hitwise data also put a premium on anonymity. Because it collects aggregate data, it never has access to the personal information of Internet users.


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Long Sleeve Kimono and Legging Set - Baby - Bird Print
Oh-so-stylish! The baby bird print on this set is charming enough, but it is the kimono cut top with it's brown piped ruffles elevates this outfit from simply cute to sophisticatedly adorable. Better yet, it's sweatshop free and made from organic cotton. Sizes 3-9 months.


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PALATKA, Fla. - Police in Palatka are looking for a 22-year-old man they said shot another man who drove by him Monday night.
Police said Lazayeus Bartley shot at a car driving by him at Moseley and St. Johns avenues about 8:40 p.m.
The victim drove to his home on East Oak Hill Drive and called for help. His injuries were not life-threatening and he is expected to make a full recovery, police said.
Police said Bartley was identified as a person of interest in this case. They said he is also a person of interest in an unrelated case involving burglary and theft.
Anyone with any information about the shooting is asked to call the Palatka Police Department at 386-329-0115 or the Crime Tip Hotline at 386-329-0170.
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The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
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HOUSTON - Two men stole a high-performance motorcycle from a west Houston parking garage.
Brad Bangle said he parked his Kawasaki ZX 14 Ninja in the garage on Westlake Park Boulevard while he went to work. When he went to ride home, his $15,000 motorcycle was missing.
"I said, 'I know I rode it in today and I know I parked here,'" Bangle said. "I was leaving work and was ready to go home. I walked out to the parking garage and my red motorcycle wasn't there."
The parking garage surveillance system showed two men pulled up next to the bike in an older model BMW and one of them jumped out and walked over to the bike. The video showed the man was dressed in a motorcycle jacket. Investigators said he probably did it to avoid any suspicion.
For minutes, officials said the crook worked to break the lock on the bike, but realized he could not do it alone. So he waved his accomplice over for help.
The duo snapped the lock and hot-wired the motorcycle, officials said, and the man wearing the jacket rode off.
"Not everyone knows how to ride a motorcycle. I think it was someone who know what they were doing," Bangle said.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
Bangle said he doesn't believe he'll get his motorcycle back and that it was stolen for parts.
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ALFA AWUS036NHA USB wireless card/Atheros AR9271 chipset
Anybody have any experience using this card?
If so, any likes; dislikes?
Please advise.
dba hitekhik
ALFA AWUS036NHA USB wireless card/Atheros AR9271 chipset
Anybody have any experience using this card?
If so, any likes; dislikes?
Please advise.
dba hitekhik
Last edited by hitekhik; 10-16-2011 at 01:54 AM. Reason: Provide more detail.
I bought one of those from ebay, but i can't get it to work, but it's probably just my lack of skill within linux.
for your sadness Linux driver for ALFA AWUS036NHA does not exist.
*NHA and *NHR are the newest cards and the only driver which exist is that for *NHR, although it deos not work so good as it predecessor *NH which is the best out of there, for wireless things like aireplay-ng.
cheers mate.
I have been trying for a few hours now to get it to go into Mode Master, but still have had no success.
root@bt:~# iwconfig wlan0 mode master
Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) :
SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.
Any ideas?
OK, good luck on your experience.
The site I ordered mine from had a comparison of several ALFA cards, these were the only cards that had the ATHEROS chipset. I did a couple hour search last night with regard to this card, decided to pick up a couple, and experiment with them on BT5R1.
I feel comfortable with my choice.
What issue are you having with yours, with regard to getting it to run?
dba hitekhik
Last edited by hitekhik; 10-17-2011 at 02:15 AM. Reason: correct error
I decided to make life easy, so I purchased the "NH" model, (in fact, 2 of them).
Works great, right out of the box with BT5R1.
Working on a new project, the "UBERTOOTH1".
I know it's an older thread, but anyone get this working yet?
I was wondering if the madwifi drivers would work for the ath9k Atheros9271 chip in the ALFA AWUS036NHA???
guys,I'm planning to get AWUS036NHA,is it work like charm as the old AWUS036H? or instead getting a AWUS036H?
The old one Awus036nh has the Ralink RT3070 chipset as for the AWUS036NHR which as a REALTEK RTL8188RU chipset. And the AWUS036NHR has a Atheros AR9002U chipset. The old one is ralink, as for the other two one is realtek and the other is atheros, which shouldn't have a problem with drivers. The cd's that come with the 2 cards have the linux drivers right into them which shouldn't be a problem.
2 new ones
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Never-Before-Seen Photos of Marilyn Monroe + More Up for Auction
The biggest archive of Hollywood photography in the world will be hitting the auction block next week. Get a sneak peek of some of the pics here!
-Lucia Peters
Want to spruce up your walls this spring with a never-before-seen photograph of Marilyn Monroe? Now's your chance—for a price, of course.
According to Reuters, the Movie Star News Collection, which is believed to be the biggest archive of Hollywood photography in the world, will be hitting the auction block next week at the Arader Galleries. This will be the first time in 75 years that the archive has been open to the public.
The collection was started by photographer Irving Klaw in 1939 after striking a deal with the film studios; it includes nearly three million—THREE MILLION—posters, negatives, and photographs of stars including (besides Marilyn), James Dean, Audrey Hepburn, Charlie Chaplin, and more. Tens of thousands of these photographs and negatives will be sold during the auction in roughly 1,900 lots. Ore-sale estimates range from $60 to $100 for some of the pictures to a whopping $10,000 for a pair of Betty Page's shoes (yes, there's memorabilia, too).
Read In Honor of Bette Davis' Birthday, Never-Before-Seen Photos of the Star
Said Joanne Grant, an archivist and auctioneer at Guernsey's, "This is probably one of the world's largest collections of Hollywood images." She continued, "This sale is all about black and white because it is mostly about Hollywood of the '20s, '30s, and '40s, although Marilyn Monroe is from the '50s."
The auction will be taking place over two days on April 6 and 7. Don't have the cash to burn on one of these pics? We don't, either—but that's not stopping us from ogling some of our other favorite shots of Marilyn, Elizabeth Taylor, and more. Gotta love vintage Hollywood!


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BRISTOL, Tenn. — Carl Edwards stamped himself as a championship contender on a night when Bristol Motor Speedway felled many of NASCAR's biggest stars in a race full of attrition.
Edwards won Sunday's Food City 500, putting himself in strong position to make the Chase for the Sprint Cup with his first win at the 0.533-mile oval in almost six years.
"We're in the Chase and we're going to go out and win this championship," Edwards said. "I can't believe we turned this thing around. We were terrible Saturday (in practice)."
Roush Fenway Racing teammate Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was second, and Aric Almirola took third to make it a top-three sweep for Fords. Tony Stewart scored a season-best fourth, followed by Marcos Ambrose — Almirola's Richard Petty Motorsports teammate.
"It's not a win, I know that, but it feels like a win," said Stewart, who hadn't finished higher than 16th in the first three races of 2014.
Denny Hamlin, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Brian Vickers and Kyle Larson rounded out the top 10.
Edwards won his 22nd career victory under yellow on lap 503 because of a downpour that began shortly after the caution waved on lap 498 of 500.
NASCAR vice president of competition Robin Pemberton said someone had leaned on an override switch in the flagstand that illuminated the track's caution lights. The flagman then waved the yellow flag 6 seconds later, and NASCAR froze the field. The rain began a few minutes later on lap 500, and the race was called on lap 503 instead of holding a green-white-checkered finish.
It was the last bizarre episode of a wild race in which several leaders' shots at a victory went up in smoke — many of them literally. Kyle Busch, Kurt Busch, Kevin Harvick, Jimmie Johnson, Joey Logano, Matt Kenseth, Brad Keselowski and Jamie McMurray all finished outside the top 10 after leading laps with strong cars that were neutralized by mechanical woes, tire problems and crashes.
The last big twist occurred with 50 laps remaining after Harvick slapped the wall with a mechanical problem. The front of his No. 4 Chevrolet was in flames when he stopped in the pits, but Harvick emerged from the cockpit unscathed as the latest of several contenders whose shots at winning went up in smoke.
Harvick took the lead from Matt Kenseth in the pits during a caution with 104 laps remaining. Kenseth slipped from first to third because his team had trouble changing tires because of damage to his car from an earlier crash. Kenseth, who led a race-high 164 laps, struggled after the restart with 97 laps remaining. He slid into the outside wall and out of the top 10 but managed to avoid bringing out a yellow.
It was one of many strange developments in a race full of major plot twists after inclement weather caused delays of more than four hours.
A NASCAR season designed to put an emphasis on winning remained a loser against Mother Nature as rain again registered a major impact at Bristol, the second of four Sprint Cup races this year to suffer weather delays of several hours.
The race started more than 90 minutes after its scheduled green flag of 1:13 p.m., and 124 laps were completed before it was stopped at 2:48 p.m.
After a delay of three hours and 19 minutes, the race was restarted under the lights with Kenseth in the lead on the 0.533-mile oval.
The race went green on lap 137, and Kurt Busch seized the lead 16 laps later from Kenseth, whose fortunes seemingly took a serious turn for the worse when Cole Whitt spun to trigger a caution flag on lap 157.
As Kenseth slowed to avoid the accident, he was drilled by rookie Timmy Hill, and the collision virtually destroyed the rear bumper of Kenseth's No. 20 Toyota.
After two stops under yellow to repair the damage, Kenseth restarted in 29th as the second-to-last car on the lead lap.
He caught a break 22 laps later with a caution mandated by NASCAR because of the inclement weather. Kenseth didn't pit and catapulted to 16th. By the lap 250 halfway mark, he had moved into the top five, and he moved into first with just more than 200 laps remaining — shortly after Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch pitted with a tire problem as one of several leaders who suffered misfortune.
There were problems for two early leaders in the race. Jimmie Johnson moved into first with a two-tire stop during a competition caution on Lap 50, but the Hendrick Motorsports driver's day went sour shortly after yielding the point to Kenseth on Lap 98. The tread of the right-front tire on his No. 48 Chevrolet came unwound, necessitating a green-flag pit stop that dropped him two laps off the pace.
"The tire still had air in it," Johnson, who led 44 laps, said during the rain delay. "It didn't wear it out. Something made it come apart."
Goodyear engineer Rick Heinrich disputed Johnson's assessment, saying it was attributable to high wear from the two-tire stop and adding the tire was designed to detach by unwinding.
Joey Logano also faced adversity early in the race after losing power steering in his No. 22 Ford, which made handling a chore on the high-banked half-mile oval. After starting fourth and leading 12 laps, he lost a lap but managed to stay in the top 30 by the lap 125 rain delay.
"I'd say 500 laps is going to be a lot longer than I thought," he said. "There's so much load here and the car is pressing so hard down on the race track that it makes it so hard to steer. I was already huffing and puffing pretty hard trying to get the thing to turn. You can't be quick with it. That's the biggest problem is you can't go fast."
The Bristol stoppage was half as long as a rain delay of more than six hours that marred the season-opening Daytona 500. Dale Earnhardt Jr. scored his second victory in NASCAR's crown jewel at 11:18 p.m.
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Why Room Acoustics Matters
Linus Andersson September 15, 2014
Picture yourself on a deserted beach, eyes closed and just listening. It's a windy day in September. Seagulls circle around a rock formation, the waves break up into foam. It starts to rain, so you record a sound snippet on your cell phone for later. You consider playing the clip on your car stereo, but you don't, because you know it just isn't the same thing. Besides the breeze and the ocean smell, what's the difference? Let's talk room acoustics.Read More
Bridget Cunningham September 12, 2014
When you hear the term hologram, what is your initial thought? Many people may associate the word with the rising use of human digital projections within the entertainment industry. Holography as a whole, however, has practical applications in various areas. Let's take a closer look at how this technology works and how researchers are utilizing it today.Read More
Fanny Littmarck September 11, 2014
Baking is just like chemistry class, except you get to eat the results. Today, we narrow in on one ingredient in particular: sugar. More than just a sweetener, sugar serves several other purposes in baking. For one, it keeps our baked goods moist thanks to its hygroscopic properties.Read More
Ed Fontes September 10, 2014
As a chemical engineer, I can't just smoke a cigar and leave it at that. Here, I investigate the anatomy, structure, and chemical process zones of a cigar and show you a simple model of the temperature distribution of the smoke in a cigar as well as the concentration of oxygen.Read More
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Due to their hazardous nature, potholes are often addressed quickly using temporary repair methods. These short-term fixes tend to be inefficient, however, requiring additional future repairs. Infrared pothole repair is one method that could offer a more durable solution.Read More
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We recently created a new resource for all of you managers working in research and development and product engineering. The Manager's Guide to "Productivity and Innovation Through Multiphysics Simulation" features several high-tech companies and how they used multiphysics simulation to improve design workflow, which brought their innovative products to market on time and within budget.Read More
Bridget Cunningham September 5, 2014
Since their arrival on the music scene in the 1930s, vinyl records became a staple in the recording industry. While their use decreased due to digital recording methods becoming more dominant over the last couple of decades, this older medium continues to be valued for its unique and rich sound. Let's take a closer look at this method of analog recording.Read More
Fanny Littmarck September 4, 2014
We've blogged about how you can save time setting up your electromagnetic models by using symmetry, anti-symmetry, and periodic boundary conditions. Today, we'll show you a model that takes advantage of axisymmetry — a conical horn antenna model.Read More
Jennifer Segui September 3, 2014
Billions of dollars are spent each year in the U.S. to repair corrosion damage. To help reduce the high cost of corrosion, engineers at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington, D.C. are using multiphysics simulation to gain a better understanding of the fundamental mechanism. A successful research outcome at NRL will establish the correlation between metal microstructure, corrosion, and mechanical strength. Material designers could then develop stronger, corrosion-resistant materials using this new information.Read More
Laura Bowen September 2, 2014
Micromechanical sensors are crucial to many standard commercial products in nanoelectronics and nanomechanics. These are sensors that are so small they operate on the nanoscale, with parts measuring in billionths of a meter. Researchers at the University of Alberta are exploring ways to find the effective mass — the mass of a particle when reacting to a force — of micromechanical sensors in a faster way. This measurement is key to performing thermomechanical calibration.Read More
Lexi Carver September 1, 2014
Plotting visual simulation results on a model geometry is a great way to unveil the sometimes-mysterious physics happening behind the scenes in a device. Like learning a language, knowing how to use postprocessing tools helps designers investigate and understand their designs and processes more fully. Surface, volume, and line plots are three of the most common plot types used in postprocessing, and are applicable to many simulations.Read More


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It's a tough phrase to get used to. Right up there with "Deep Sea Fishing Day in Omaha."
Alas, dear readers, I did not make the trek to Puerto Rico for tonight's festivities, which hardly makes me unique. Of the Rangers' beat writers, I'm pretty sure only the industrious Steve Zipay of Newsday will be in attendance.
But my plan is to watch the telecast on MSG and eventually offer some assessments.
Man. A Saturday night watching pre-season hockey on TV. What's Spanish for "I need to get a life"?
UPDATE: Not surprisingly, plenty of good seats available.
Maybe we shouldn't be counting on a San Juan expansion franchise anytime soon. They just showed a wide shot of the arena and I think I counted about 53 people there — and this is including members of both teams.


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To try out the Gourmet Grillware, our Test Kitchen came up with this simple side dish featuring tender roasted vegetables with a hint of seasoning. The veggies are great alongside many entrees. You can also prepare this dish in a cast-iron skillet.
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- 1 medium onion, cut into small wedges
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
- 1-1/2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh basil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Coat grill-and-serve skillet with cooking spray; place on grill. Cook the onion, red pepper and mushrooms in oil over medium heat until crisp-tender, about 6-8 minutes. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Remove skillet from grill. Stir in the basil, salt and pepper. Yield: 2 servings.
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It was quiet, almost too quiet.
The stony silence from the front office of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers was deafening on Saturday, one day after the club's record fell to 1-6 following a 37-18 loss to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Investors Group Field.
The loss was the fifth straight for Winnipeg -- who are also still looking for their first win at Investors Group Field -- and Twitter was alive all day Saturday with calls from Bombers fans to fire everyone from offensive co-ordinator Gary Crowton to head coach Tim Burke.
But if more blood-letting -- this is a team, remember, who just finished firing their GM and CEO -- was what fans wanted in the wake of the Hamilton loss, they were disappointed as the Bombers office on Saturday was even more quiet than the Bombers offence the night before.
Head coach Tim Burke, who used to regularly conduct day-after post-mortems with the media following home games, has now done away with that practice and the club didn't offer anyone to speak in Burke's place on Saturday.
And so with no one available to speak on behalf of the team, fans were left to guess what the next move will be for a team that looked Friday night to be in as much disarray on the field as they've recently been off of it.
With the club's next two games on the road -- next Saturday in Guelph against Hamilton and Labour Day Sunday in Regina against the Roughriders -- the general consensus seems to be this Bombers season could rapidly reach the point of no return unless something drastic changes soon.
Burke was noncommittal after the game Friday night when he was asked whether Crowton would still be his offensive co-ordinator this coming week, saying only that everything is on the table right now given the team's dire straits.
Similarly, Burke wouldn't commit to who will be his starting quarterback for the next game, even though the man who started the last one -- Max Hall -- wasn't shy about telling the media Friday night that he felt he did enough against the Ticats to earn another start in Guelph.
Did he? That's an interesting question.
To his credit, Hall had a solid first half against the Ticats and gets credit for so quickly figuring out what all Bombers quarterbacks eventually learn -- when in doubt, throw it to veteran slotback Terrence Edwards.
Edwards was Hall's favourite target all night and he made some clutch grabs -- including a pair of 22-yarders on second down -- that kept a 103-yard Bombers touchdown drive alive in the second quarter.
Hall wasn't nearly as effective in the second half, however, and his three turnovers -- a fumble and two interceptions -- jumped off the post-game stats page, even though you couldn't really fault Hall for the fumble (he got pasted from the blind side) and at least one of the interceptions was the result of a receiver running the wrong route.
While it was nothing spectacular, Hall put in a performance at least as serviceable as anything the other two Bombers starters this season -- Buck Pierce and Justin Goltz -- have put together. And the fact Hall did it in his CFL debut suggests there's at least some more upside there.
The other question left unanswered by the Bombers on Saturday concerns any impending player moves. You can fire all the coaches and front office people in the world, at the end of the day the game is played by the players and a couple of things emerged with crystal clarity on Friday:
1. The Bombers secondary cannot cover.
2. Kito Poblah cannot catch.
Neither of these problems is new, of course -- Burke has expressed his distaste with the secondary and Poblah all season long -- but you have to wonder if Friday wasn't the last straw.
The secondary got torched by Hamilton QB Henry Burris for 250 yards in the first half, while Poblah encapsulated with his drop of an easy TD reception in the second quarter everything that drives Burke crazy about the third-year underachiever.
Winless at home in four tries. A five-game losing streak. A 1-6 season record. Something's got to give in Bomberland -- and soon.
They say it's quietest before the storm. Saturday's silence at Investors Group Field could be the final moments of tranquility for quite some time.


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Ive been playing with Mekire's movie repo and trying to implement it into my own. However i was looking for a background movie to play behind the menu. But i am not sure if the movie module will allow the regular music to play while the movie is playing (i extracted the audio out of the movie). I attempted it, but i ran into quite a few problems...my edited movies wouldnt play at all (so i re-used the example one for testing it), while python 3 couldt run it at all, and if you move around in the menu, you get a core dump. My assumption is that the core dump is a result of both the movie and the music trying to obtain the mixer? and the python3.x i am assuming its just a missing module or something as its an import error for pygame.movie.
Is this possible to allow a movie to relinquish the audio but play the video?
http://www.mediafire.com/download/g7afv ... 3/boom.zip
i put it on mediafire, because i am not that great with git branches and reverting back to previous states.


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Qualifications for Court Interpreting and Self-Assessment
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Here is a list of organizations that may host conferences, workshops, or events that may assist aspiring and existing court interpreters to develop their court interpreting skills. These web sites also provide information and links that you may find useful in your pursuit for additional resources.
A: Spoken language court interpreters interpret in civil or criminal court proceedings (e.g., arraignments, motions, pretrial conferences, preliminary hearings, depositions, trials) for witnesses or defendants who speak or understand little or no English. American Sign Language interpreters interpret for all parties who are deaf or hard of hearing in all proceedings. Court interpreters must accurately interpret for individuals with a high level of education and an extensive vocabulary, as well as for persons with very limited language skills without changing the language register of the speaker. Interpreters are also sometimes responsible for translating written documents, often of a legal nature, from English into the target language and from the target language into English.
A: California court interpreters have an important job in the courtroom: they interpret court proceedings for witnesses and defendants with limited English skills or for parties who are deaf or hard of hearing. The position requires strong memory and communication skills. Court interpreters shift between two different languages, in real time, accounting for different types of speech and grammar. They also know legal terms and commonly used courtroom forms and reports.
A: Very much so. According to a recent study, more than 200 languages are spoken in California. Of the state's 36 million people, about 20 percent speak English less than "very well." That's almost 7 million Californians who would need help from an interpreter if they found themselves in court.
A: First, interpreters need to be fluent in both English and a second language. Right now, court interpreters must be certified in the following languages:
People who master other languages can become registered interpreters with the same full-time pay and benefits that certified interpreters receive.
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A: Yes. Court interpreting is a very demanding job. Spoken language court interpreters must be completely fluent in both English and the second language, while court interpreters of American Sign Language must be completely fluent in both English and American Sign Language. The level of expertise required for this profession is far greater than that required for everyday bilingual conversation. The interpreter must be able to handle the widest range of language terms that may be presented in the courts—from specialized legal and technical terminology to street slang. Most people do not have a full command of all registers of both English and the foreign language and, therefore, require special training to acquire it.
Although there are no minimum requirements that must be met in order to apply to take the state certification test, applicants are encouraged to complete formal, college-level course work and training in both languages and modes of interpreting before applying for the examination. At present there are colleges and universities throughout the State of California that offer introductory courses and certificate programs in interpretation or translation. However, most of these are for English/Spanish. We encourage you to contact the schools and request information about their programs. For the other languages, the following self-study techniques are suggested: (1) expand your vocabulary, (2) develop your own glossaries, and (3) develop interpreting techniques. Suggested skills-enhancing exercises are available to help you develop three interpreting techniques: (1) consecutive interpretation, (2) simultaneous interpretation, and (3) sight translation.
Only interpreters who pass the Bilingual Interpreter Exam or the required exam for American Sign Language and fulfill the corresponding Judicial Council requirements are referred to as certified interpreters. Currently, there are certification exam for the following designated languages: American Sign Language, Arabic, Eastern Armenian, Cantonese, Farsi, Khmer, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.
Interpreters of spoken languages for which there is no state-certifying exam are required to pass the Written Exam and Oral Proficiency Exams in both English and their non-English language and fulfill the corresponding Judicial Council requirements in order to become a registered interpreter.
A: Certifications may change periodically, depending on the results of studies of language use in the courts and other administrative factors. When a language is designated for certification, there is a transitional period in which a new certification exam is developed and registered interpreters are given time to meet the requirements for certification.
A: As approved by the Judicial Council on July 7, 1994, court interpreters must meet the following requirements for certification:
A: Registered interpreters must satisfy the following requirements:
A: The Judicial Council has contracted with Prometric to administer the Certified Court Interpreter and Registered Interpreter exams. See the Exam Information page for more information.
A: The Judicial Council also has the authority under California Evidence Code section 754(f) to designate testing entities for American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters. Currently the Council requires ASL interpreters to hold the "Specialist Certificate: Legal" issued by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) to be placed on the Council's list of recommended interpreters.
Most court interpreters work as freelance or per diem interpreters, meaning that they are hired by the day or the half day, rather than being permanent employees of the trial courts. Some trial courts, however, have permanent positions for court interpreters. A freelance interpreter must be willing to travel from one trial court to another, perhaps even from one county trial court system to another. Court interpreters are generally paid by the whole or half day.
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BLACKBURN town centre will see an economic uplift as a result of the royal visit.
It is estimated that the local economy will be boosted by around £1 million thanks to thousands of extra visitors coming to the town on the day and then returning in the future.
The local business community in Blackburn has welcomed the special visit and worked alongside Blackburn with Darwen Council to make the most of the opportunities which it will provide.
David Smith, commercial manager of Blackburn with Darwen Markets, said: "We are expecting Blackburn Market to be exceptionally busy on the day the Queen is visiting, and we are gearing up for that.
"We are opening the doors from 7.30am and there will be events and activities for all the family taking place throughout the day.
"I think there are some people in the borough and from neighbouring towns who still haven't visited our fantastic market since it moved from its former site and it would be wonderful to welcome them and be able to showcase what I believe to be one of the best markets in the region."


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Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 156
Results of voting for the other half of the Duma seats–those fought by individual candidates elected by simple majority in single-seat constituencies–are still being counted and reliable figures are not expected to be announced until late today. (2) However in the very sketchy preliminary counts released so far, the following well-know figures seem to be prevailing: Duma speaker Ivan Rybkin defeating "infamous" KGB general Aleksandr Sterligov in Voronezh oblast; Foreign Minister Kozyrev winning in Murmansk; Gennady Burbulis in Sverdlovsk; former USSR Supreme Soviet chairman Anatoly Lukyanov in Smolensk; former Soviet prime minister Nikolai Ryzhkov in Belgorod; St. Peterburg oblast Rus Communist party leader Yuri Belov; and the controversial St. Petersburg journalist Aleksandr Nevzorov appears to have won a mandate from Pskov oblast. (3)
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I was wondering if Sai's ability to manipulate ink is a kekke genkai, or kinjutsu, or is it just something that he just seems to have for no reason?
Just regular jutsu. The manga ones all have ranks. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:35, July 13, 2010 (UTC)
Well, since this is the supposed forum, I would like to ask, is there a limit to how much chakra that can be stored in his ink? --Aeonophic (talk) 14:34, August 2, 2012 (UTC)Aeonophic


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